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HIS s-eond Attempt suecessrul.

Thomas Allen. a carpenter. A years old. OF
$40 Communipaw avenue. Jersey City. died in
tho City Hospital yesterday from opium poi
soning The opium was taken with suicidal
intent Allen has been out OF work for several
weeks and was respondent. He took the
opium about 3 o'clock on Friday afternoon.
and some time aiterward told his wife about it.
She had him, removed to the hospital and re-
tempted suicide about two years ago under
similar circumstances. but the poison was
pumped out and his life saved.
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The Cooks Ous,ed from tho Centennial Hap
list Church.

At meeting OF the Centennial Baptist
Church in Brooklyn on Friday night tho names
Of Andrew Cook, Mrs. Cook. and their son.
James Cook. warr formally dropped from the
roll OF memborship. ThIs action was taken
iecauss they had declined to ask for their
letters Of dlanl,sal a. REQUESTED at previous
mo6tnR Tho Cooks wore accused oil stirring
I'm tie dissenslOa In the flock which resulted
In the res gnation Of Pastor lhilps,
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MRS. GELHARD1's INFATUATION.

She IL Said 10 Have Confessed Her Love
for tho Man Her Husband Killed.
Policeman william T. Gelhardt. who shot
and killed machinist John E. K. Green, at
broadway and Conway street. Brooklyn. on
Friday. because Of Green's alleged intimacy
with Mrs. Gelhardt, was arraigned in the
Gates Avenue Police Court yesterday on o
charge OF murder. He waived examination
and was held for the Grand Jury. Later Law
yer Frank E O'Reilly withdrew Gelhardt's
plea and demanded an examination which was
set down for Saturday. Gelhardt was taken to
Jail
An autopsy on the body OF Green disclosed
two wounds. The bullet penetrated the left
breast Just above the nipple. while the other
entered the back between the shoulder blades.
Either wound. Dr. Clayland said. would have
boon fatal
Detectives Anderson and Marks went to
Green's lodging at so Georgia avenue on Fri
day night. They found trunk In which was
a large bundle Of letters Some OF the letters
were written by Mrs. Gelhardt There were
also In the trunk q diamond ring belonging to
Mrs. Geihardt and her photograph. On, the
mantel In new frame was photograph Of
bIes IN the room we're lace tides and IN mats It's
which Mrs. Gelhardt made Two pawn tick
cts found In Green's pockets were for jewelry
said to belong to the woman.
When Capt. Dunn questioned Mrs. Gelhardt
she Is said to have told him that her friendship
with Green began two years ago and continued
up to the time OF the murder. Mrs. Gelhardt
10 said to have told the Captain that Green had
her completely In his power and exercised an
influence over her which nothing could coun-
From what Green told his close friends It is
believed that ne was merried and that his wife
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Tho plate glass window at John Fors7the's
store 100 Broadway, was broken and sixty
pairs OF gloves were stolen from tho place
carly yesterday morning, probably between 3
and u O'Clock. There IL only one policeman on
the beat hatween Cortlandt street and Battery
place, and II was said at the Church street sta
tion house yesterday that this was because the
precinct was q tort Of mon. Usually there arc
two mon on this post.
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THEY ONLY APPOINTED UMpIREs
Undergraduate RuIe Not Considered By tn
Advisory Commlttoe.


Tho Graduate Advisory Committee OF the IuterooSs
legate Football Association consisting Of Walter Camp
OF Yale Alexander Monat Of Princeton. John c. Bell
OF Pennsylvania. and Harry slayback of Wesleyan,
met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night rae Ques-
tIon OF umpire. for the coming championship games
DasheI 81 Lehigh alternate Harry Sheldon Of the Cres
cent o.; Wesleyan VS. Princeton Rhodes OF Yale.
alternate Harry Beechor of tho Crescent A q;
wesleyan va Yale. Kent Hubbard OF Trinity; Penn
syiyania VS.. Yale. j. Dashiel OF Iehgh, alternate
Porter OF Harvard ~: Pennsyivnniavs Prince ton.
VA Brooss Harvard. 'SI. alternate. Dudley Dean.
Harvard 81; Princeton Yale, p j. DashisL alter
nate. A. Porter Harvard
rhppears that contrary to expectations the under
graduate rule was not taken up Mr., Camp said that
the committee had no jurisdiction In tho matter. aud
had decided to make no suggestions to the
There 10 no doubt" he said but that the question
WIN be definitely settled by the Intercollegiate Asse.
DO not care to express Yaies sentiments" Capt.
AAckey OF the University of Pennsy vania team was
greatly surprised when he heard that the question had
province" he said Ito consider the matter and 70
rss9mmsnd Its snnulmsnt to the association The
day when Princeton and Wesleyan meet. lie
Princeton plays ballet and King In that
game the whole thing will be settled. The undergrad
uAto rule will be a dead letter II seems odd 10
that Yale though opposed the resembling Of the rule
b willing to pa' Harvard without the enforcement Of
tons Pennsylvania and Princeton Will play iheir
After the meeting John c. Bell Of Pennsylvania went
into secret conference with Walter Camp with the
idea In wow OF changing Mr. Camps views the sub
jeot They were still at It at late hour.
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New Jau Needed In Lima.

LIMA. O.. Oct. 21.-Five occupants Of the city
Jail broke prison and escaped on Thursday
night by rem owing n hot air register and reach.
ing the cellar. This is the sixth lail delivery
in this city within four months; Two thieves
wanted in Indiana are among these fugitives.
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The Irish National Federation Of America
ack nowledges the receipt Of the following
subscriptions since its last report: John
Walsh, Beaver Crossing. Neb.. SIS: NJ. Gavin.
Treasurer Branch !. Memphis $50: Patrick
Oliver. Treasurer Branch !. Parkersburg. W.
Va. $40: G I; Boland. Treasurer Branch 10
Amount w. SeesvsS sIne. ss s sspaE
s.. l06: already aeknowledged. $39.626.3d.
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Special at SC.

INFANTS LONG CAMBRIA SLIPS, THREE INsRR.
TONS OF EMBROIDERY on YOKE. NECK AND
SLEEVES TRIMMED. BIG BARGAIN. csc.
$50 CHILDRENS' SAMPLE COATS, FOR AGES TO
YEARS. CHECKED AND PLAIN CLOTH AND
EIDERDowS. WORTH CONSIDERABLY MoRk TO
MAKE. SEE AND BE CONVINCED oAe5
100 SAMPLE COATS. NOT QUITE so FINE BUP
VERY MUCH UNDER COST OF MAKING, FOR AoRo
TO YEARS. 01.A0.
900 DOE LADIES' IMPORTED WHITE APRoNs
FULL SIZE. NICELY EMBROIDERED. LESS THAN Il
REGULAR VALUE. Zoe. EACH.
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ror,y.a,ne NV yellow Fever Ca-r.

SAVANNAH. oct. u The warm weather to-
day caused another bound in tho new cases Of
yellow fever at Brunswick. The Official report
showed lortT.nine new cases. OF whom len
were whites Thlrty-four patients were dis
charged. There were three deaths.
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Boston. Oct. 21-The steamer Michigan.
which arrived this morning from Liverpool.
reports that on Oct 10 in latitude So north,
longitude 40 80 west. they sign all ed the steam :
or Ethiopia, from New York Oct Z for Glasgow.
before reported with her machinery disabled.
Ing made temporary ropaira. The wind at the
time was blowing fresh from the westward.
and the Ethiopia was making about nine knots
An hour.
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The MoI,eaa Back iron Rslr,.s s...

SAN FnAScIsco. Oct. 21.-The United States
steamer Mohcan reached this port yesterday
after a passage OF three and half days from
Port Townsend The vessel has returned from
cruise n the Behring Sea tier an ABSENCE OF
ten m9nths She will proceed at once to Mare
Island for repairs.
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EDW. RIDLEY & SONS, 'os n hg s4 4 &sAug ST.
THE MATABELE WAR,
The White Troops Were, In Fnet. Driven
Back by the Natives In the Second Fight.

JOHANNESBURG. Oct 21.-Later details from
the front lessen the importance Of the sue
cesses Of the British South African Company's
forces In their engagements with the Mata-
bees. 1t is now known that tho first engage
whites was simply 4 sklrmish with a small
body OF Matabeles who were guarding cattle.
In the next night 400 OF the eompany's native
beles, who not only maintained their position
but ultimatel y compelled the leyies to retreat.
The Matabeles pursued them for q consider
able distance. Instead Of q hundred Matabeles
being killed. as the first report had it tn cir
loss In Killed and wounded was under thirty.
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BROoxLYx,s SUSPENDED BANK.
The CommerciaPs Depositors May Soc
Have Their First Dividend.

Have Their First Dividend.
Receiver Dykman Of tho suspended Com
mercial Bank. In Brooklyn. applied yesterday
to Justice Bartlett In the Supreme Court for
instructions as to the payment Of dividends to
the depositors. Since his appointm ent as tom
porary receiver. Mr.. Dykman has collected
S24G.S40.22. and from this. he could pay the
depositors their first dividend OF 81 1-3 per
cent. This application. he said. was made be.
their money.
A decision authorizing the payment Of the
money will probably be reached when the APP
pointment OF permanent receiver comes up
next Saturday.
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NEWPORT. Oct. 21.-A projecte was fred
from the submarine gun Of Ericssons De-
stroyer at the torpedo station this forenoon.
All worked well. and the net trials will begin
as soon as orders are received from the Chief
OF Ordnance at Washington.
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NaRINE INTELLI9ENCE

MINIATURE ALhAsAc-rHn DA1
sun rtsss... 10 sun SETS. IL Noon ssts.. OF
TicH wAIHR-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 4 40 Gov Island. OF Hell Gate. 55
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FAWfb FROh TOHHIGN F0Rrt
So Chicago City from Swansea for Now York
SIS Grecinn. FROM glasgow for New York.
SIS Potomac. from Liverpool for New York.
IS SoOrdlAnd. from Antwerp for New York.
IS New York, from southampton for New York.
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Arrived-sArunpAr. Oct. IL.

Arrived-sATrRpAr. Oct. Il.
IS City Of Para Lock wood, Colon
SIS England llotsy, London. &
SIS Chattahoochee, Savage Savannah.
SIS GreciAn Prince. MARI PatraA
50 Cherokee BeArse. Jacksonville
IS Marsha Sagben. Hamburg
IS Cienfuegos, Pierce. CienfuegoA
ss AimO Lewis. Galveston.
IS La CAmpine. Aarkschlasger. Antwerp.
IS Edmondsiey, Muir. ProRreso.
Ss City OF Columbia, Norfolk.
IS City of Augusta, Savannah.
IS Frostburgh Mills, Boston.
Ship Cleopatra, Siemeyer. Stettin.
Bark Winnlfred Cook. TuxpAm.
Bark Antonio DAbunde. CammArotA, Rotterdam.
lfor later arrivals see First PAge.I
ARRIVED OUT
SIS Munchen. from New York, at Naples
hB HuckAnser from New York. at Leghorn.
SIS Marrngo. from New York, at Shields.
S. SchiedAm. from New York, at Hamburg.
So san Antonio. from New York, ct West Point. Va
Sc rocahontas from Tarragona for New York, passed
Gibraltar.
SIS Scotia from Trieste for New York. passed oibra
tar.
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SICK PEOPLE CURED.
EMINENT DOCTORS AT yoUR sBRT1cE
FREE.
Not Penny 10 Psy FOR tho Fuiiest Nedi-
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Busine,s Man Connned 20 Hts
He'd with RheunHtisr,.

inspector eonnected with the Department Of
rheumatism euro tho greatest medy for all
81 Sts the lat
twenty yeers no tongue can deaeribo could
hardly walk so great was the pain In my legs.
I was forced to leave my business. and Yves
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was E' very painful I bad those sharp shooting
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susded to try try Mnnyon's Rhenmatism Cure.
and after taking but one bottle these DISTRESS
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/ take pleasure In recommending. Munyon'e
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MUNYON'S Rheumnti Cure viii! relieve
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nesns ssse g.
druggists. mostly for % cents bottle.
They employ q number OF eminent physi-
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HehFy AHehb IhhrGes AGnInst the CordaEO
Company.
II was announced at the District ATTORNEYS
office Yesterday that the charges made BIZ
Henry Allen against IN the Cordage Trust would
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9nsiness ghauees.
atlilliusry aud prsssmaking.

SEAL sACQUEs redysd. repaired or made into fash.
years with Geo. smith. London. and GunIhsrs Sons.
9th An
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@afhineru.

XVASTED-sseondh hand compound or triple expan.
w sion engine suitable for so foot launch AddTsss
n. zwIcKL, New DlrhAul, Hudson esuntJ, y, >.
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miscellaneous.

cWlNkFlkHutVWS.
YIOLINS AND ZITHERS,
J., SchwAutner. manufacturer al kAst ls2d 81.
Fine toned beat quality Instruments nTSt class repairs
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&c. each.

MEMS NECKwEAR AT A NOMINAL PRICE SILK
KNOT SCARFs AND FOUBIN-HAND TIES IN LIGHT
AND DARK PATTERNS. ALSO PLAIN
WHITE AND BLACK,
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tlonal Bank building. seattle. Wash
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INTHk SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
u OF Washington. for King countv
James poian, plaintiff Thomas Barker anu
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GILL q kSE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Postodiee address, room Ill Occidental block
Seattle king coaGty. Wash
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-02
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PALousE CRY, Wash, May q, lS1
Post-Inteliigencer, Seattle. Wesh.-
Gents; l received the map OF the wsli1
sent by you in good order and am ~!
pleased with ID. IL is both useful ~
ornamental and should find q pince /
every household. Please accept ii
thanks. Yours respectfully. Nh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-02
wEsr FrkspaLE, VISA

Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wasn.-
Sirs: 1 received one OF your premian
maps the other day and IL $ . line map 4
every respect and deserves praise. fean
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