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iMtinXAL COTTlS Ari OITME-A SlHlIUSE AT noME

Cardinal lUmpolU Wn Ttintifht Satethe Ilace With M Secretar-of State New nrd Polio a Cmrniel

tit Slunk of Illrtli and TrlilCandidate for Petern

ROME H The appointment oi animal Oottl to bo heail of the Propngar la has astonWied Konun societyite i mb tlc Tien Card Inn 1 Lexlo how

ikl waft Iwlieveil to bo dying lat winterthey felt sure in very high quarters thatIlniy Father had determined to replaceI im Cardinal llnmpolln who would havebi en ftuccfodwl In the offlcu of Secrotar

f Mate by Cardinal Ferrata Hie HolyKnirr had been displeased for dozen Vennpi nt the tullen opposition of tim PinpO-

inla to the general policy of the Holy SeeA pariivan or Germany and Austrialied IOJK checked everywhere espoflallj-in tlm levant the cour o Papal in

niriioim Placed in an oftico abovenatliiiallty Cardinal Ixjdochowski purvuera national policy

It was in the United State alone thatenrrled Into effect the Popes Ideas Howin thnt ilicldcd the Farlbault In favor casof Mgt Ireland nnd who stood for Anicricnrunity ngiinst Cahenslylsm Mgr Irebncalways fund In him an admirer and a friendIT endeavored with great p tlenc

Cardinal xlochowskls opposit ion In erioue matters he reservedthe solution to himself The promotionof Cardinal Rampolla and Ferrata would

wcureil the completerf the government The two faithfulilovotcd eervantH have but one thoughtbut fiio ambition to carry out fully tinwislrti of the Holy Father At the lastmoment Leo took differentmeaures great an intlmato adviser of tho Pope Cardinal ForrrtU-romalrw In obscurity a victim of hta highMit ion

fardlnal Oottls appointmentunder prorrt olrcumBtances U equivalent to a highlyplitlral religious manifestation It Is UKreply to the persecutions to which thefriars aro being subjected pretty nearlje-veryAvhore A dlscalced Carmelite ofa porter at Oenoa n and an n cote-s subtle canon lawyer Cardinal Oottl em-

bodies In n manner the Ideal-ism of the religious orders The prtvncoof one of hem the central ministrywill therefore Inspire In thn missionariesin distant lands greater enthusiasm and

i edlenc Tho administration will bo asort of protection

Moreover the ecclesiastical settlementin the Philippines demands safe and skilfulmanagement a wise and firm mind for Inplace of the Spanish monkcurates Ameri-cans or foreigners must hn Rulx tltutcdgradually Cardinal Oottl In the right manHn will carry out with greater authority-and fulnes the higher views of Leo

The new administration arousesHo t curiosity What will thn RedHitherto tho Holy Monk hasenigma of which no shrewdness could findthe answer The keenest readers of iouls-oamo hack with no knowledge from thesolitude In vhloh the Cardinal liked tobury himself The mystery covered hiM

austere faco with a with dis-

tinction omne ignotum irortMgiAco t t-

Tndtuss profound observation was veri-fied HU sanctity his knowledge lila M-

Umce were clearing the way for him menaid to the Papal throne The Pop In

reported to have said He will bo my sueroKsor

When M Poubelle was Ambassador theQual dOrxay had set up hU candidacy-for the tiara but the Illusion did not lastlong It was soon learned that tho Qulrinaland Oerrnany would Htealthlly supportCardinal flotll In the coming conclaveThe Emperor of Austria would projioseI irdlnal Seraflno Vnnutelll and VllhnImII Cardinal Oottl At thin necond ballottho votes would lx united and so the TripleAlliance would make nuro that the candidate

f lt chooftlng was elected Prof Krnusnwhn rIled recently Cardinal Schlauchif Hungary who also died a little whileneo Cardinal Kopp PrinceBishop ofllretlau Cardinal Sbrenzkl CnrdlnalAroh-bi h p of Prague represented thU policy

With shrewdness and by roundaboutway tho group tried to win over nil theCardinals even the French Cardinals bymaking a porfldlous use of what they calledthe policy of Cardinal Ilampolla Whentwo years ago Mgr Ireland returned toHome Herr Kraiis lay In wait for him nnddefined his position In him whichThe Is drawing to

an end we must prepare for tho futurebreak away from the present statoof mindnnd no longer collaborate with IHI XIIJMgr Ireland who IM faithful to the hierarchynnd very much devoted to Leo XIII kept-on with hN fruitful withthe Popo From that tlniH the fnctlonfought against him pretending that he hadundisclosed schemed

Cardinal GaUl was pained at thesetrapg and Intrigue humility protestt l ngalat partisanship His reservecounterbalanced the evil character of theconclave campaign Prefect of

the Propaganda Cardinal Oottl will boobliged to leavo hU eollludo hehis hand Ho will disappoint the madhopes of tho pnrtluarm for ho will showthat he tho servant of Io andof hi duty

A JEWS uirr TO on nAaniTTll-

eoame I Wlah to See Ilellflon Virtueand lUpplncM fpheld

The appeal of the Key Dr Dean Rich-mond Babbitt to the Jews to help save theEpiphany Episcopal Church Brooklynwhich is threatened with tho foreclosureol a mortgago by the Nassau Trust ComNay has not been entirely unavailing

terminiA has forwarded S toward tho 1219ImmiH which must bo paid notI IT tuan 5 clock tomorrow

ino rabbi scut with donation a notewhn mid

I wud this not because your Churchri ii ayHhtuod for fanner to tho HelirewsI-1 uixjiwi HX a Jew I wish to ev

hMit which iiiaktH for r ligl iii vlituo-aini fiainuiiMM upheld anti rut Aucvutnb

In tiie list of BJ far wethe WoinenH of L 1

SIrs K C L Johnson JOCMy Orange Lodgti No I0 lo-

1iK Ierof a II elork on rnoderatoIhystciun 10 Mrs ElizaUtli

piiyhician wrote Admiring your050 nOd conviction aa check

Mexican fomul at Munich linprUonrilCIT OK JlExiro Aug 2SAdolfo P

Vh r who wai recently appointedn Consul at Munich has been arrested

tit Ooveniment authorities on thecharge of a deserter from the Enarian Army and received aof eeven months at theexpiration of which period ho will be forced

rv out his term array Consul

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DATTLEsnir MAINES TRIALBh Kxceedi lice Contract Requirement

Averaging 181 Knots an HourBOSTON Aug 23Tho new

Maine built by the Pblladelphlafor the United arrived In theouter barber thl evening after havingproved to the natUfactlon of hor buildersand the members of tho Government trial

that she can eteam at the rate ofand for four fucce tlvt

her contract requirement and thotherefor the fuMest warship of her type

yet constructed for the American Navy-A representative of the Clamps said

alter the trial that the uveiagid183 knots an hour during and thathrr Kientint nrwtl during tho trial wan1H8 knots maue iast two tugsmaking the nmrsu on her return triputntis on hoaiil tigured that her enlaviiaged 181 for the knots tlucourse being thirtythree knots from CapoAnn to Doom and return

the wntchro of on hoard tIetime required to cover the 33 knots teaming

ovver the courts was 1 hour andminim nnd I hour and 46 minutes returnlug a total of 3 hours and 38 minutes for the60 knots or an average s xl of iLl TImecalculations were mad without tidal allow-ance which will benefit the vests time

The Maine started over the couiw atII 27 and pnwrt the tug at the end at 110

made a complete turn and started tack322 After posting

the l f t mark boat the Maine wasto turn a complete circle at full thetime to Ixtntf 19 minutes

Then thrt two mieliorn w r rust hut nwbig lo a mishap to tho wlrdlaw controlling-the Oil mudhook lo l ohauled nbcnrd by nvniiH ofsome loss of

A naval oflicor on board said that theMairo wi In every way satisfactory to thetrial board

MY FIXXS COHORTS orTHand and Drum Corim Aids In Onnn llkr

Murphy In Mikes Realmpatlery Finn who U trying hard

to down Col Michael C Murphy and becomeTammany leader of the Flirt Assemblydistrict hold a mooting of hi cohorts atOro ntvieh and r frtbroi M streets toalojK Ms campaign

lforo the James 1

Association the Clinntleepr Club and theJohn Mcirath with a brassband end a drum corp aroun1the district to coax crowd to hear thoHpwrhiv-

Batterr Dan pxA mUrmnnWilliam KafTrer DominickThomas K made cracks ntMurphy Then the meeting resolved that

Dan and broke tip

HELLEVIE ILlS Fltti IIMCADE-

nntpnnded In Test Alarm and Ua Readyfor llustuesi In Three Minnie

Acting Supcrlntendant Richard of Hello

lie Hospital has been drilling a fire bri-

gade of hospital helpers Yesterday morning ho received a consignment of fiftyfire extinguishers nnd a dozen ofaxes and tire

afternoon Rlrkard unoxsounded hospital flro nlarin

thn on the Ho wanted-to loam just how quickly the new apparatuscouldthe sound of time whlhtls every manwas In place the now extinguisher mannedand In readiness

Old Volunteer Fireman Knlrlde-

MoCTcrain X J Aug Brill71 years of an old York volunteerfireman committed outride at his homo84 Church street this afternoon by takingParis grwn He complained of Hlnor onFriday night and to In AH

appearance this noon one of the neighborssent to Dr W Butler at oncewent to the house

In tho basement lying on ft lounge hefound Brill dead him was a tea-cup which told the story Brill had lived

Montclalr many years He ownedconsiderable property

FML YACHTlXn EYEXTS

Regalia r tile larrhmonti Indian HarborAtlantic nd Nornalk Yacht lulM

The fall yscht raring ienton will open In

thlt section next Saturday sid fevrrai bigregattas Suit liiijorlerit FBUS are to be tallid-Tlie Laruhmont Vurht Hub licsatta Com-

mittee his issued the ilrculms for rucliic onAug 30 tfcpt 1 nnd fft t U On t tlird yAug 30 will be a Mtcial regatta forCIa D of fcbooner and rlnnt II 1 K

4 of sloop Entries IF mustbo lodged with the lUmllu Ccnlinttiv lotlater than Thursday tug M t I M TIefull regatta of fluli will I tulKd on Mon-

day Sept I This I nti o n ifntlu fur all

cUst and entrlfK will dosS uli Saturday3U at 1 M The rrparatury MKIU

be at II 30 otloik Slid tie judir-sleamtr wil leave the clutholim nt 1030Tickets for thH tamir II each TheLMicliinont cup for I U will be mVtA on brt-

urliv Sept 13 Mil i worth 5o andlor Mhooncrs to sail In one Hide

will he no re to sails or crewIn addition lo thi rigs lIsle will be wclul-

raoes for ol I of i anti clawes II I

K n l I of loop Rtitiles for ltie y raceinut b by Thursday bepl II at B-

jThe nutumn regatta of milan Harbor

Club will be on AugSi It an 0H n regnttn and UITO will berace for the 3 30 I I t fOOt H ieof loops SBfoot iliiM of I and for mill

the rl e hattie will rlo e-

on FrIday Aug with Frank Jone-halrnian of the JIokiittH Ioiumlttpe at K

Broadway or at rluhloute Tlie startt I oclock nnd tho u ual

coUrse will IK overthe Norwalk Vnrhi Hub will hold Its

iinnuil on Monday 8 I Iherowill bo races for HO 30 j1 21 and ISfootrlasicn of sloop raccnhoutsknorkaboutu SO II I and CHK PS

of MthoaU The b at I

oclock and entries lie received up to 12

oclock on the i y of theOn Monday Spt 1 Atlantic Yacht

Club 1 rare for all yachts largerthan Class any duly itclub to and around Fire Island lightshipand return a distance of PO forthis race tn re will be given a handsomecup for all schooners racing ns one classnnd anothrr cup for racing an ono

Thesft cups lo known IIre-Ilanil cups arm donated hy CommodoreRobert K In addition prizeswill be given In lass that Illswill also be trivon for Clawe

nd over u iourse In time somiles long for which ll Chubb h

donated a prltn which w supplementedhv the acht Club racesare Intended lo dovolop time quali-

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SoRwicn Auz M Despite the hurriedplay todny It was ImpoMlble to end theNatloual Iloque tournament here althoughmany came were played which keeps thechamplonhlp yet ChampionVahley wn In poor form nnd lo t hH secondgmo this afternoon being defeated by IVok

who only gave tho leader three arches Cox

clinic nar defeating him hnvlng only threearehes to when secured the

on beautiful mini held theta tothe finish

am now dangerouslyand considering the slunip taken

an chancelor the honors The remaining games willbf eoncludej on Monday

t tl In the division betweenHnVelanil mind llarrl which will bo playedoft onVan Wlcklo winning four out offive c me from Cox Tho standingU

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VOORHIS FINDS MORE FRAUDS

THE LAW IXYITES EM SAYS THEELECTION COVMISSIOXER

Canalho the Handwriting rvpertEnrollment Certificates In Two

Are All Penned liy thePulipnnai

President Voorhls of the Bureau of Elec-

tions received yesterday tho completefigures for the enrollment of voters coinoof age and trnntfcrs made from ono

illftrirt to another betweenyear and Aug 17 when the stipple

mentary enrollincnt for thn primary nine

lions Tho figures for trw threemosl Important boroughs as follows

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With figures before him PresidentVoorhls said that had not the least doubtthat fraudulent enrolment had been

freely In several of time district Inwhich hot party contests arc now ragingHe pointed out from beparate

as especially suggestiveA I sw Hem Third

A I SM Ninth A 0 1J03 DemTwentysixth A U

Thirtysecond A I j-

DemThe prient laws directly invite to

frauds went on and we arealmost unable to prevent them The manwho is ready for of work enrolls-In the column when he registers fortime elections In th fall In thowhen the special enrollment begins ho in

to party i to thecontests arid districts theselocated Thus he ran figure out

ho will l and welcome andregisters his party preferment and

transfers to hiscalculation

If the eekes bill with thosupplementary enrollment which received

two great political orhall not been ttate

of affairs would have made Impos-sible

As to the enrollment of voters cornsof age It I firm belief that onethird-of them at least are fraudulent nt the pres-ent time A man dos not have tohimself when demanding enrollment All

has lo do is to wnd In a certificate signedby arid acknowledged by an elec-tion commissioner We have unable-to investigate more than a fewcases hut we found was anythingbutt encouraging-

Of tweniyono such enrollments In-

vestigated In n single district not lets thantwenty wero fraudulent Some of those

in certificates were under 20years of others wrrc ac much n 40

years old while rtlll others could not befound at all lime will have hardwork during thin impending primary elsetlcns looking out

fald that David NCarvalho handwriting expert had ex-

amined the certificates in the Firstand Assembly districtshail come to the conclusion that a largenumber of them seemed to have been signed

the sameThe Commissioner gave tome Interesting

toprvrnlng time cll trlct which hadfurnished the majority of time voter trans-ferred to th districts The

district Jiu said had sentout a little army of v tent tn oth r fieldswhere they were more in demand Thu117 voters or alleged voters had left nMigle election In he St ond Assem-bly district while another district hud furIllnhod 110 men

Carvalho was before StateSuperintendent of Election

and had a talkwith Mr McCullafth about what ho haddiscovered while the enroll-ment certificates After their meetingSupt McCullngh would only say thnt hisnen were paying specIal attention to theFirst and Twentyninth Assembly districts

WIn KllLKO HIM AS HE SLFlTSue Confeised nhen Directly Accused by

the Coroners JuryNASUTIUB Tenn Aug 23John E

Wright a prosperous farmer residing nearwan shot and instantly killed

last night by his wife while he was asleepShe used a

Tin neighborhood was aroused by thin

cries of Mrs Wright nnd a crowd soongathered Sheriff Fentress arrived withbloodhounds hut they failed to strike atrail

Time offiVor searched time house and foundtwo loaded simIle and one empty one thelatter having recently been fired MrsWright hail previously stated to the Cur

Jury was not a shell onthe Shells were found concealedbetween the cellinp amid the floor

Wright mimi hN wfn did not getwell and this with other evidence causedsuspicion to rest her This verdict-

f was that Wright met his deathat I ho bands of his wife Later In oinvor-sfltlm with Sheriff Fentross time womancoiifcswxl The confession Is being kept

for fear of mob violenceMr Wrlcht of age He

and hU wife had five children two of whomwere at horns at the time of tho killingMrs Wrlpht has been taken toand placed In jnl-

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huh Speed Train Heine Made for anIlllnoln Klevnted

LTNK Mass Aug J3 Machinery for atrain that may revolutionlzo tho railwaytransportation of the world is being builtat the Jeneral Electric Works here ItIs soon to bo tried on time new ChicagoElgin and Peorla elevated railroad Thoengineers estimate that the train will makeninety to 100 miles an hour

Tim line Is ISO miles long and theconstruction throughout Is remarkablefor solidity and strength As far as pos-

sible all grades have been eliminatedElectricity will lie tho motive power and

system will be used-A train of three cars has been built with

which the first trials are to bo made Thetrain will bo equipped with twelve 120

horsepower motors four In each car It I-nasterUd that the train will oven saferand will run less risk of leaving railsthan an ordinary street car going at amoderate rate

AHMED AT HELICilOUS nUTPolice Arrett Thirteen ItalIan for Carr

Concealed WeaponsThe Sicilians living In Elizabeth street

and the vicinity celebrated the feast ofSt yesterday with parade In thafternoon and evening A shrine waserected In Ellabeth street near Houstonanti a bond gave a concert them last nightTh re will Ixi another celebration

While the worn passing thef f the Mulberry street wenthunt for carrying concealedons In the crowd thin sidewalksThey arrested eight men from whom

an of lnlve 4 anti pistols

Killed by a Fall From a BicycleBessie Jacqulncs the thirteenyearold

daughter of Mr and Mrs Chauncey U-

Jacqulnes of 1 Wnrdstrect Orange N Jaccidentally fell from her bicycle on NorthPark sireot East Orange yesterday after-noon nnd fractured tier died

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Contr ctnr Foremast Shot Three Timesby Itnllani In now Over take

There w s trouble at theoffice of James Fitzgerald n street pavingcontractor nt 537 wst Thirtyfifth streetbetween Danlol Murphy ono of lilamen and four Italian laborers whoto be paid off While time quarrelthe wages was still going on one of theItalians pulled a rovoher nnd flied a shotnt Murphy hitting him In time Alidotnen

Murphy started to run down Tenth ayenun pursued by time Italians Two moreshots were m hun both of thorn ittting Mm ono In tIme wrist and tIme titlcrIn high He finally in thomiddle of thin avenue near Thirtyfourthf-rtrret

Ills assallnts fled hut were followeda lorpo crowd f nngry men had

witnessed the sh of winiwere of the nationality us MurphThe at In ci u innlout tIme Itft hrs so that further figbecame impossible-

A have taken thenand timer had not live policemen from theWest street station come

In time attracted from different direc-tions bv the reports of th shot Theynested four Ione of 4ilThirtyninth ttrert Domenlco Leonl-Oufpar anti

Leone was Identified Murphy-as the man who had fired all the athim

Vurphy will recover

MAKES MOIIE CHA1ESI-

trnuves Capt Oswald and HivesIII Own Aide

Fire Commissioner Sturgls appeared atFire Headquarters yesterday when It wasthought he watt at his summer homo atTobylon L I Tho suddvti appearancerf tho Commissioner followed by that ofDeputy Chief Purroy nnd a conference

the two which took place In MrSturglss private office gave rise to allkinds of rumors Later In the day It waslearned that tho Commissioner had removed fruits hU position as aide to ChiefCroker ofChief night headquarters andI a I sent him to regular fire duty at Engine2 in Eleventh street Chief

Unued I lie order making the transfer-At the same time driver William

W who was promoted on Fridayto time milk ofmennVlon of Purroy was detailedas Ride tn thin latter who Is acting Chief

Lawyer Lukt ofserved notice Commissioner

lie reinstatedCint Alexander nnd Lleit John-J ladifan of Engine 159 o dusts ho wouldapply to time Court for a man-damus to comrel Commissioner to showsliMe for hia nctlon In their a e-

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aJurniter Shoots a lin Wlthont Causeansi Then Kllla Himself

DENISON Tex Aug 23 As thin

flyer was passing Chili a stationmiles north of this

morning ft passenger siprang from hissent drew a gun and fired t Pump Re-

pairer I E McDonald shooting him Inthe back The man then turned thoon himself and committed suicideU no explanation of his net except thatho l oeaino and rnurdorousyinsane

use chances am that McDonald willdie Time suicide lied A ticket purchasedat Kansas City for San onIt was the name Joe After his deathsthe body was searched anti a keen

was round on him also letters written-in Italian one postmarked Oakland Caland nnotber andto Mara of Mlwlonary SittersBrooklyn N V

tutors A MEMIIEII

Another Move In the ControversyOier the Letters

Although tho trustees of Hopo IlaptlstChurch Broadway awl 104th street an-

nounced after a bulnesn meeting on Fridaynight that this episode of the anonymousletters received pastor and severalmemlwrs of hadclom l it was stated on time authority of amember f thin church that the name ofanother member a woman hindboon dropped from the church rolls onFrHny thoc nRre

The Rev Richard HHrtley na ti r of therefused to say anything on the

It was said that friends ofwoman whose name was dropped hadattondecl time mooting onhut her behalf One ofthem did however that several mem-ber of tho congregation had decided loorganize a meeting of tho oustedyoung woman

SHOT AT FHEE H COiTKItH-

oniehoily Fired Saloon Doorand lilt May lie

fired a pistol under the swingingHntelloaloH saloon at 87 Janus

last night and hit liarnett Thompsonof 00 Kooeovclt street who wasby the free lunch counter Tho bulletwont through right breast and he

which followed onothought of running out to see who theassailant was but of the Oakstreet station learned later that Thomp-son had shot Jack In the arm nsign mimi that the had to goteven Detectives

sent out to locate Thompsonwits taken to theHo will probably die

Mn Fairs llrotherlnLaw In lime OrangePoorliouie

George Ieffler an inmnle of time poorhouse at Orange N J Is a brotherinlawof Mrs Charles L Fair who wit n hrrhusband was killed in nn automobiledent In Franco Ledlern wife

wns n sister of Mrs Fair His twochildren are living with an aunt at Coldwill

will probably bo made rich timdistribution estate Lefflcrwho Is a sufferer from rheumatism doesntexpect Mrs death to niako any

In condition In lifesays that friend and relatives alike have

him and that he prefers to remainIn tho poorhouse

Armteil for Hochejter MurderBUFFALO A man who de-

fcribes himself M George Hollman Kyears old of Geneva was arrested at thesalt shafts two miles southwest of

on suspicion of having beenImplicated in the murder nt Roches-ter Three men areof that and Hollman Is said to beone of them Defectives from Rochesterwent to last and got Hollman-Tho detectives saKI that tho prlsnmanswers Hol rl of tfc mn I

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WITH rniisE FOIl nn KUSEII

Europe He Thlnkt No toncrr Breads li-Hllh hint on the Philadelphia Herew and Old Theatrical Favorites

With thin Hranoni Mans to Dlvulce

The steamship Phllndvlphla of the Ameri-can 0 port yesterday morningafter tho trip sIte has made sincegoing Into commUnlon this year AboardItem were prominent America sIncluding Senator hnunt ey M D pew hisyoung wife anti Chnunoey M Deptw JrMr Depow who abroad for nearlyten weeks was more willing to talk aboutpolitics abroad than at homo Tho Senator-was that Eur pean countries no longerfear American invasion limit are concnnie I chiefly In copying American methcds-Ho has returned with great admiration ofEmperor William of whom ho said

The Oerman Is the mot modernto date and brilliant ruler Europe

known In a generation Ho IN toupon everything which will promotecommerce IncrenM the prestige of jer

as a world a charac-teristically qulfk and American way ascer-taining the scope and purpose American

away formalitiesand Intermediaries to J

Morgan and hisand courtesies quite unheard of In

relations between sovereigns and citizens-It be taken for granted If he can findany advantage for In Americanways or International combinations underAmerican management that there will be DOhesitation about time position which Germanywill take

Mr Depew also the belief thatour attitude In the negotiations theVatican had made Europe understand our

In the war Spain On thishe saidgeneral hostility toward us which w

to marked among mot t oiitlnental Powersand peoples on account of racial and financialsympathy with bpaln Is wholly none There

concurrence that theaction of the American ioTornment Is noose

for nnd order ID the island andeminently Jut and fair

met men political and churchcircles and did not anywhere hear army crltl

of our proposItions ln the contrarythey all o does the European

of nil shades of opinion that the nego-tiations have on In a moft cred-itable sPirit nnd there l artnlratlonof tact wUdom nd moderation illsplayed by President Hoosevelt and Clov

Mr Do ew Is sure of Gov OdellV re-election I dont always feel n-

niiiii lie salt but case I know wejwill win

TIlt Philadelphia brought a number ofamong were Jessie

Mlllward Hilda Beatrice Irwin andJullsn IKstrange Miss Mlllwnrd Is toappear urider harks Krohmans manaceInept In Therus Many a MissIrwin U to ar in the play

MIN had thU to say of plansVhlle Lyceum Theatre is In

of completion I have been spe-cially I

appear first with Virginia Harried InIris other work which I am to do-

I only know that later In the season I amto have a In Mlvhso It U possiblethat around the holidays I may sentback to London by Mr to appear-In the pro he will then ofhew play at the Duke of YorksTheatre

Iris I a newcomer ansi so Is BeatriceIrvin who conies for Theres aSlip She was the of the Wynd

Theatre In London Shehost meres in the part played hereMargaret Dale In DefenceMiss Irwin Is urider engagement to CharlesFrohman for thl season after whichshe will go to Daniel Frohman for the newLyceum

invEnsios OF A MAGNATE

lion a MlnliiK Stan Enjoyed Illmielf at feeuncut of thin Melon Motionfrom the rtona

lor threeQiiarters of an hour yesterdayevening Ihrnlx was imt as dull a town asIt has been for some week or ever sincethn summer hegira to the Coast In Ithail M small beginning and soon developed-Into a haIti In the watermelon traderesulted In much profit to a melonbroker whose olllces arc at No steen WestAdjms street

TIme watermelon cornet Will engineeredby Mr Sparks a mining man fromwho has In Iliirnlt for the last twomonths hid been drinking some kindof a fluid which not exhilarated hint

also warmed the cocliles of his heartund considerably decreased the SITS andvalue dollar He boughtwatermelon anti accidentally let It fall onthe It burst open and the heau-tlful red Inside put It In mind to paintthe town tel watermelons That wasa of frescoing that had never been heardof liefor Ho height thin load of melonsaM biirtl them all upon tIme sidewalk andsoon surroiride1 all the somalIIIHI In this part of the A snowballlialtle In eased this brokenof m lon were utfd In place of snowballsThe boys entered Into Brett with awhib the nib lag man who now

then shored hi appreciation lie show-ering pieces of silver autumns them thy

rnire avid nor untilwere no more pieces of red watermelon heartsleft enough to and thereived on to time Post Ofllce fruit standTo tho consternation of thin themining nun began taking of histo k watermelons anti cantaloupe and

hurllig theta Into the street for ththe of hit youthful followers Homo of themwet thrown at pas lng vehicles and at per-sons who had not been enrolled Inthe gjno who Imagined that somethingrliH WHS rolng on

The man threw cantaloupes Intothe air anti offered IS to boy whoat li The scramble to crow

terrlOc hut at lat all time watermelon andthe other were eihnuted arid thenthe man picked of plumsnnd other fruits them amonghrleklnc who at the saute were

him with pIsces of broken melon andol her dbrl that cs me

After this extraordinary port bad beengoing on an hour JohnCasey cnmn along slid though ho does not-re within tIme city he buttedIn the Interest of anti order which dillnot sent to be receiving proper confident Ionfrom any other sourre Mr la ev told themining thl thing would hare to

Thin mining man thought that he hadanother recruit that was going to bemore fun than ever He led rightwhich fell with the force of a pile onMr Jaw antI that tle of pro-priety was for a moment converted Into a spin-ning He brought up finally adoor anti when the world going aroundand around he went away If tax

were willing to things happen-he reasoned that It was none of

The mining Ulan paul for all this havoc hehail wrought and at length Allowed himselflo be led away by a friend The boy with the

wagon said Mr agodsend If It t been for Jim wouldhave gone home broke Jlr hold thath f not n re Whoever sent him

been for hiram he would not havecoe him with his jaw broken

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old Toronto boy Mil any criterion hadl cov rd a cure for roniumptlon thatKoch and other lymph compounds In

started list Ills I fertnlnly-nn heroic one ami ffflcaclou at hf foundIt l scarcely likely to become popular ThisIs him story

On being told by i doctor Sun Frnnchrothat hi lungs were nlmo t une i up anti hhad iro homr to dip Mr Alien retIredto his room to consider what ho would doMany would have don nothing or com-mitted suicide while Idly ponclcrliiK overhow to apcnd hi few remaining dan

a dudden inspiration mine to Mr AllenHe decided o take a walkback to hl oldCanadian home In Toronto

He at once decided to try the experimentand the next day Aug inoi he startedout with hU be t suit on one out ofbu lne 8 II to In his pockets and atonnage over all of flzhtyone pounds He-w very weak at first and found It hudwork to rover a mile and a half Fortwo month he walked along keepIng hism ney as long an ho looked respectablens one weiild take It hut when he becamemore weatherworn and needvlooklnj Itwon went So weak was he that on oneoccasion he permlsulon to cut wood for ameal but was unable to handle the axe

Slowly and painfully he tramped on fol-

lowing the tie north through CaliforniaThen tie the tracks to take-

a short cut and lout himself two days antia In the dense forests but In spite ofIt all he started to rain strength wassoon able to averse miles a dayone day actually walking fiftyoneIn he earned 117 cooking for somehungry sheep herders strangers to dyspepsia

be reached Idaho There he hod a terribleexperience tramping across miles of

without food or wateruntil he reached an oasis where some ad

time was parchedand swollen his cracked and was

exhausted by privations omuch so that It took severaland food to put him In shape to continuehis walk With the aid of a big water bottlehe managed to cross time rest of the arid

and Into flabthrough which State he strolledreceived everywhere the lonely railroadsection men to the a facefrom the outside world was a real godsend-In tact at one place where he to face-a fearful snap with snow waUt deep-a family took and kept himweek finally he did start ofT the

of the house gave him a kiss arid a fivedollar bill to cheer pilgrimageThe money gone but the memory of

still freshThrough storm and mow wind and rain

to once moreIn Canada From Windsor he walkedto from to Iewl ton where

crowed the Suspension andonce again landed on soil There

hut Wednesday weatherwornand weary but a well man no

his mpg tramp lr Allen walkedthrough of boots and used

mote clothes than he could keep track oflie was much s d with unfalllnrkindness he met with everywhere havln

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lommy PlauttlfT In the N P suit Will I aj-llalm to the 100 Share on Wnletjlila Null Was FoundedWorth 14mm Now and Says Peter I ItM

Peter Power expects to got a Itttto morefor his servlcc ns dummy plaintiff in thesuit against tIme Northern Securities Com-

pany than he hits got out of It alreadyBesides the cash paid to him through Lawycr George Alfred Lamb for nxpvna11from the time thus suit was brought untilhe was lodged In Ludlow Street Jail Petwrnow says he to retain as hl propertythe 100 shares of stock on the atrehfth ofwhich ho began time now famous litigationPeter Power says this stock WM planed Inmy name It Is on record In the court thatthe stock was never transferred to him

When released from Jail on Friday Powerwent to his homo to see the wife he tookduring thin troubled times of hU suit Incourt Yesterday he returned to quietlifo ns a clerk In Lawyer Lambs offleo-

Ho told reporters there that ho expectedthat the id shores of Northern Pacificstock would be turned over to him in a fewdays

The stock Is now In the hands of MrMnhey the examiner said Power Iexpect him tn return the shares to me Aonce The stock is worth 111000 and Ineed It Oh I do not Intend to dtepoM-

of ItWho you the stock a

asked PowerMr Weldenfeld gave it to mo for the UM

of name In the stilt the NorthernSecurities Company answered PeterHit had not his confinementhe said because he felt confident that Lambwould get him out quickly

1 am all through with the case now

ever I am willing to appear at any time Iam called

In Wall Street that the StockExchange would take action against Wetdenfeld and other brokers to barsacted as the instigators of the Peter Powersuit have no apparent foundation Presi-dent of aaldyesterday that the Committee

the matter had not bornasked to consider It and probably would notpay any attention to Itreasons were advanced for taking It up

nnrglan Rob and Set Fire to Dr CmdtpfiHouse

GOBHEN N 7 Aug J3 Last night twomasked burglars entered the residence ofDr D T Condlct Shortly afterward U

servant girl entered and seeing themaroused Dr Condlct who started forbasement where they wore at work Aiho opened the he waa greetedburst of flames Assisted andthe servant ho subdued the are Theburglars had covered the stairs with ex-elslor In kerosene and when

heard the doctor comingand escaped with 187 taken from

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nsTaMormadle Suits Skflrtsthe most desirable materlas for Autumn Wear

Will place on sale tomorrowof FlockOn Mixtures

Special walking lengths at

Values of Black Broadcloths In new

In pleated effects silk lined at

Skirts Changeable Deerskin Plaidswalking lengths at

57518501950

Lawn Shirt WaistsClosing Out Sale at 75ct 9SC 195

Misses and ChildrensAutumn Tailored Suits Skirts Monte Carlo CoatsStyles Silk Flannel Fleecelined Cotton Waists

Girls Sailor arid Russian Dresses

j On Sale Monday J2 OU

Girls Russian Dresses 4toi2yrsplaid and novelty dress goods braid trlmmel

Value 575 to 750

Misses Cloth Walking Skirts M to ia yrsbox pleated slot seams stitching Valua 850

Misses Rain Coats u to IB yrsof Imports cravenette cloth In oxford and tan Value 1695

Fall Models Misses Waistsof Talletas Peau de Sole and Metallic Velveteens 14 to 18 yrs

Special Sale 0 Bedsteads100 Brass Bedsteads 2475 3500 4950

Previous prices 3600 4750 It 6500

250 White Enamel 500 675 950Previous prices 675 8 75 1150-

I Above are regular stock quality make fitting and lacquering best

Pure South American Hair MattressesSpring Underbeds Feather Pillows and Bolsters

New Fall Effects in

Curtains StoresIrish Point Pr 425 550 750

Lace Renaissance Pr 450 675 875Curtains Marie Antoinette Pr 600 850 975

Arabian Pr 700 875 950Stores Bonne Femme Each 1100 1350 1650

Estimates and DesIgns Furnished for all kinds of

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