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FAMOUS WORKS

OF European and AmsriSHn Painters on
ExhlbItlon-GrCAt Masters Represented
at the Carnegie Library.
PErrsnuR1H. Pa, Nov. 4-Tho great
collection of paintings in the galleries
OF tho new Carnegie library building
was opened to-day and will remain on
exhibition for one month. Critics, col.
leetors and connoisscurs, Of whom many
Of the leading ones wOro present from
all over the country, pronounced II to
DO tho most remarkable general Assem-.
blnvs otimporsant painting ever seen
in this country, excepting only tho loan
collection at tue worlds fair. Many
famous canVRsseI adorn the walls
and the exhibition, which com.
prisos 23l paintings, haa tho merits OF
being not only representative ot the
best American painters, but Of all Tie
great European masters. Many painting
on exhibition have never hitherto been
seen outside Of private galleries, and
His group includes DAubigniy's superb
work, the Mills Of Gosbslles, loaned
by William l.. Elkins, OF Philadelphia.
Ii is valued at $4,000, J. w. Ellsworth,
Of Chicago, loans RembrandtS "Por.
trait Of Man." tho insurance on which
alone amounts to 100000, Henry G..
Marguaud, president Of the Motropoli'
tan Museum, OF Now YORK, loans Alma
Tadema'a "a Reading from Homo"
Jules Breton's remarkable painting,
"Tho Last Gleanines," exhibited at the
last salon, issoen here for tho first time
since its success In Paris.
Joseph Jefferson contributes Mauyo's
largest and best painting, "The Flock" F"
Charles L. Hitchcock, president ot tho
Chicago Art Institute, loans six pic.
lures, Martin A, Ryorsnn loans seven,
Cyrus Mccormick three, S. A. Kent
throe, Thomas B. Clarke, tho Now York
collector, loauS two, s. +. Avery, ir., con-
tributes two, tho PrCndorCast Library,
Of Jamestown, n. Y, sends Ave, the
Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine Arts
Ave. Other largo contributions
arc w. l.. Elikas, George w.
Elkina, John q. Johnstone and
oyOr ono hundred oihOra. ]. q.
Cazan, tho famous French painter, pOr.
sonally contributes painting, and there
aro no loss than nina Of his works on
tho line. Claude Monet, tho leader OF
tho imprcsIi5nists, IL represented by
two and his followers by score Of OK.
nmploa. In tho exhibition arc oight
masterpieces by Oorot, throO BY Jules
Breton, ilvo by Jerome, nirht by Diaz,
.hrSo by Goldini, four by Honnor, and
from one 10 hvo works each by Do Nen.
villa, DetaillO. Roia Bouhenr, George
Innoss, and all the great painters oil
Europe.
The American painters arc roprosont.
oil In striking examples by NJ. NJ.
Ohasc, +. :. Church, Thomas S. Clarke,
William A Coiiln aud others
Tho galleries arc six In number, and
tho aggregate wall space ialG,0OO square
feet,
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CASE or LIEnKNEOHT.
Tho Socialist Loader llslnE Prosecuted for
Les AInjests.

Tho Socialist Leader Being Prosecuted Tor
Les Majestic.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-Tho vorwaOrtS, the
Socialist organ. says that Horr Lob.
knccht Is being prosecuted for the
speech he madO in opening the annual
Socialist congress at BrOslau. HOrr
Liebknecht said on that occasiOni
"rho highest authority In tho land
throws down tho gauntlet and insults
us. Lot Us take up the challenge. No
matter who hO IL that casts this mud at
us, ho IL incapable Of touching us, for
wo are above his insultB."
This was In feteroncs 10 an antl.Social.
iVt speech made by Emperor William.
Hort LobknOcht concluded his speech
by saying;
"rho German empire would firat col.
lapse, but Socialism will triumph. A
violation Of universal suffrage would DO
equivalent to tho doath warrant OF the
imperial government"
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po.IoY or EKANcE.


Tho New Ministry Announce the Reforms
They VIII Accomplish.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-The ministerial decla-
ration Of policy was read in the cham
ber OF deputies today. 1t promises
further inquiry into and the publica-
tIon OF the fullest information obtain-
able regarding the Southern railway
scandal.
Tho measures TO be introduced by the
now government include an income tax
bill and bill to prohibit members OF
the Legislature from becoming directors
OF financial or commercial undertakings
have any transactions with the govern.
ment,
Tho declaration Of policy also prom.
ises the government support for various
suggested reforms in the criminal law.
The government will also introduce
measure, intended to defend the French
peaSantry against international apecu.
lations, for tho formation Of q colonial
army, etc.
The declaration OF policy iT Of unusual
length aud vaguely describes the Radt-
cal aspirations.
In the senate the outlining Of the pol.
icy Of tho Bourgeois ministry was re-.
ceived with extreme coldnoss, with the
exception Of tho passages referring TO
tho reform In the criminal law, which is
understood to be aimed at tho anarch'
lists, aud tho references to the alliance
with Russia
In tho chamber Of deputies, whom the
declaration oi policy was read, great on.
thusiasm was displayed from tue Radi.
cal and Socialist benches Elsewhere
the reading Of tho document was eoolly
received.
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IApAN,s Kol.nAN po1IoY.
II Has Been Consistent-soms MIschisTou'
Stories Set ht Rest

II Has Been Consistsnt-somo MlschisTous
Stories Set ht Rest
wAsuISGToS, D. O., Nov. 4.-The tolO-
gram from the Japanolo government to
It's minister at Washington announcing
authoritattyoly tho policy Of Japan in
Korea has created great deal Of inter
Cst In diplomatic circles. The Japanese
minister, when approached upon the
aubiecs, said very frankly that this an'
nouncemout Of Jnpan'S attitude towards
Korea conld only bo construed in one
way, namely. as an indication OF the
earnest desire Of thN Japanese govern
msntt TO remove all possible cause for
misapprOhcnsion upon tho subject.
Recent events ia Korea" said Mr..
Kufinto, t'havo unfortunately given rise
10 tho impression In some quarters that
Japan iS seeking to exercise exclusive
control over that country, In othor
words, to establish q proioctorate.
Netting could DO further from tho truth
than this Bnppositon. In dealing with
Korea, Japan has but ono object, tho
establishment and maintenance Of the
Korean kingdom.
"Tho presence OF largo force Of Jap
aroso troops In Korea has, doubtless,
bssn ono reaBon why the Impression has
gained ground that the Japanese gov.
ernmont desires to establish 4 protect
orats thOtO.
"rhu declaration Of Japan docs not
moan that all of tho JapanCiO troops
will DO Withdrawn from Korea whom
Port Arthur 10 evacuated, Ior tho roIon'
tion OF suitable iorco will probably
still DO necessary for tho protection OF
Japanese subjects aud the legation and
consulaloS. hut tho maintenance oI
even such iorco " clearly regarded rs
temporary, Rs 10 shown by tho state
mont that tho JRpanoIc government
hopol that tho work Of tOtorm having
been act In motion will rtogrc'e, aud
that consequently Korea will shortly bO
abu TO maintain ordOr aud protect for
uignors, In which event tho troopa SliIl
retained for those purpoios will bo rO'
called. These declarations should servo
TO olIoc,ually apt nt ro't tho rumofs 70.
parding Japan's designs upon korca,
which haYo already gained somO dOgfOu
Of cradonCO, aud Which, II nnContra'
dinlod, nFo calculated 10 load 10 most
miscellaneous and injurious conlo.
uueuouS. Tho attitude Of Japan has
boon consistent from tho beginning,
At tho outset sho declared that hor solo
object was tho maintenance oI Korean
independence"
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IN KENTUCKY.
10th Sides Claiming the Eieetion-Big
Vote Depends on the Weather.

10th Sides Claiming the Eieetion-Big
Vote Depends on the Weather.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov At tho
weather is fair kentucky will tomorrow
poll the largest vote ever given. The
fight, though there are four tickets in
tho field, is between the Republicans
and Democrats for the state Offices, be.
ginning with governor aud running
down to district railroad commissioner.
The contest Is between Hardin, Dem.
ocrat, and Bradley, Republicau. for
frat honor-the Office Of governor.
Hardin's partisan managers claim that
he will come to this city with 1900
majority, while tho friends OF Bradley
claim that he will win BY not less than
10000.
In addition to the state and city Off.
GERS, nineteen senators and one hun.
dred members Of tho house are to be
elected and this legislature In turn will
elect United States senator to succeed
]. q. $. Blackburn. In this body the
Democrats will have the advantage Of
nineteen hold-ovOr senators. There 10
little doubt that the Democrats will
have q majority enough to elect sena'
tor without trouble.
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CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. 4-on tho eve
Of the election the betting here is on the
extent Of the reduction OF the Demo.
cratic plurality in Kentucky and Of the
Republican plurality in Ohio. rather
than on the result in either state. In
Ohio the Republicans have had phenom'
enal pluralities for two years aud now
claim better orgauIs alton than ever
before They held an early state con-
vsution and went to work Immediately.
The Democrats held late convention,
but claim that the aggressivoneSs and
popularity Of Ex-Governor Cam mpbell
will get out the full Democratic vote
aud show a clio GO contest
A Columbus special Gays: At the
beginning Of the campaign now At a
close Gov. Campbell began to spring
stories Of a sensational character and
continued to do so in nearly every
speech from the timo ho opened the
campaign in this city until the close In
Cincinnati last Saturday night, Just
what effect these speeches have had
upon the voters OF Ohio remains to be
seen; but the Democrats seem TO think
they have won the fight, for they are
claiming the election Of Mr.. Campbell
by $4,000 and majority Of 0 TO on
Joint ballot in the General Assembly.
But even II the Democrats should be
victorionIit would be question whether
their victory was due to the ex.goYsr-
nots speeches or to those big silver
dollars said TO have been so plentiiully
supplied BY Senator Brice.
Al Republican headquarters no fig.
ures are given out by Chairman RurtE,
but other officials connected with tho
state committee estimate Gen. Bush.
nelPs plurality at 10000 and a safe
working najority in both branches Of
the legislature.
Much depends, however. upon the
result In Hamilton aud Cuyahoga coun-
ties aS TO the complexion Of the legisla.
ture. II these two counties should 20
Democratic tho chances for Republican
success would be greatly diminished.
But the Republicans are perfectly con.
fdent oi big victory and are counting
full vote being polled. There are 2,9S2
voting precincts In tho state and the
comparison tomorrow night will be
made with the vote OF 1898, when Gov.
srnor Mckinley had a plurality Of sl,-
0OO. In order for the Democrats TO carry
the state they will bs compelled to
make gain Of tWsntY.cight to tho pro.
cinci.
A SInmillon dispatch says, Governor
Mckinley remarked this afternoon that
the state ticket ought TO 20 through
with no less than 10000 plurality.
Last year the Republicans carried
the state by l3L. .OS7." ssid he, "bu! tho
vote was abaut 10000 short. Now, Hg.
urins liborally. don't SEQ how Mr..
Campbell can possibly got moro than
3G5.0O0 votes this yoar. Now, last year
his party polled only 270.9O2 votes, 30
you SOC have treated him we'll In my
calculations. Last year tho Republic.
cans polei 4l30S9 votes, so that II wo
only hold our own We will retain a com.
Portable margin"
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HAVANA, Nov. 4.-Three insurgsnt
prisoners have arrived at Cisufuepov.
~ Ti'On"' aS,O ~ ~" SI ,,L...,Sa .,~tsSn
LUG !n'u'Een'' uS' ''De'A'eA alA'sou
Spanish prisoners who were taken dur'
ing the recent engagement at TRrdio,
noar CionIuepoS
Js,o.I.se,t - eu,. h.,o .,o,,,,o.
uo'aunn'eu' Va u.''''nte' su'''as
at Los Alionsos, Santiago de CuDa' has
had a skirmiSh with $50 insurgents,
commordsl hv Miro Tha opemv left
SV,''-1ss w.. ~ IT., ~ 49,.
iouf "ounueu ana fe.l'ea' 1wU tnSH
gent officers, Major Rodalio Ianaa and
Lieutenant Perna, were captured,
The insurgents have burned tho PLAN
tation OF Purga, near Trinidad, province
OF Santa Clara.
Captain'General Martinez dc Campol
has arrived at Villa Clara. AS soon 80
the weather permits active operations
against the insurgents will be begun.
It 10 officially denied here that the
Spanish government intends to recall
ita ambassador at Washington, Senior
Dupuy do LONE. II is added that the
government 10 entirely satisfied with
the course Minister de LONE has tol'
lowed.
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sign, Are for oond votlug woathor-ThO
Now IIlnnket IIAlIoL

ulsua hEu AVF oWWu NUNtuk "uhlutE-Aho
Now Blanket Ballet
NEW YoRE, Nov. 4.-Tho forecast for
this state tomorrow is for clear woashor
in tho eastern part Of tho stats and
showers 10 tho western. These condi.
,ionS aro favorable to q large yotc, aud
all Of the parties expect to poll their
full strength in an of year
The campaign Ia this city and stats
closed SATURDAY night aud liitlo was
donO to-day beyond the distribution ol
sample ballots aud thO Issuing Of final
Instructions by tho leaders.
Tho state offices TO be tllled by TO-
mouoW's elsclion are: Secretary oi
state, controller, treasurer. attorney
general, state engineer aud surveyor,
lulgs OF court Of appeals, sixteen JUS
tcs,o tho suptomo court and an entire
legislature. A representative In Con
g'sAs will bs elected In tho Tenth dis.
itlctt 10 hll n vacancy. Morton carried
tho ,talo last yoar by 10000
Much intoroIt IL taken IN the result ol
tho experiment. with tho blanket ballot,
which has noYor been used In this state
bOlDfo
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THE BIG GAS DEAL
In proOllyn :. oon.umma.oa-An tn,

In brooklyn is ConSummated-All tho
CompapIcs Combined.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 4.-The big
ga, deal was concluded this afternoon in
Brooklyn, when tho seven city gas
companies met aud determined to con-
solidato their interest.
The companies interested are the
Brooklyn Gas Light Company. Fulton
Municipal Company, Citizena' Com
pany, METROPOLITAN Gas Light Com
pany, Peoples Gas Light Company,
Williamsburg Company aud the Nassau
Gas Company. with tota, capital ot
$l4,0O0,000. The name Of the new cor.
poration will be the Brooklyn Union
Gas Company, and the proposed capl'
ital is SS0,0O0,000.
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ulnh MlIl he Rspnhlleln.

SALT LAKE oITY, UTAH, Nov 4,-oa
tho eve OF the political battle all parties
pre lined mp roadY to cast largo vote.
The snow storm which ragged all day
may interfere with tho voting in the
country diatrlcls. Both parties ara
closing the campaign with rallies at all
principal points in tho territory. An
impartial observation leads to tho con.
clusion that tho Republican ticket will
bs elected by aafe majoritiss, although
there arc many issues Of doubtful etiect.
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JACKSON, Miss, Noy 4.-The state
canvass was closed in Mississippi to-day
by Hon. A. j, MaLiurin, candidate for
governor, who made his last speech at
Morton. Tho whole Democratic state
ticket will bs elected by an over.
whelming majority. It is safe to say
that the Popnliats will not carry half u
dozen couutios in the state. Full state,
district, county Rnu local tickets will
bu elected. Tho indications arc that the
weather will be perfect Tomorrow.
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IN NilBHAsKA.
All Eyes arc TuFnsd ON omaha'--rhs
Democratic silver Factions

All Eyes Rro Turnsd on omaha.--rhs
Democratic silver Factions
oMAHA, NRn, Nov, 4.-All voters
throughout Nebraska have their eyes
on Omaha tonight aud the city is reSt'
less. Thecampaigp has csntered on oma'
ha almost exclusively. All coacede that
the Republican candidates for chief
Justice aud regents will bS elected.
Since they drs the only stato officials
little attention Ia paid to that part oil
the election, The gold and silver Dem
ocrats, however, have exhibited some
spirit, and each asserts that their state
candidates will poll tho full strength OF
their wing, and In that manner the
relative number Of the voter iRyoring
or opposing tho white metal 10 Me-
bFaRka
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THE NAY SrlrE.
MaSSnohuIstiG Republican, Have No
DOUBT Of tho Hssuit.

MaSSnohuIst'G itcpublloanA Have No
DOUBT Of tho Itpsuit,
BoroS, Nov 4.-so psucctul iH tho
situation to all outward appearances Ia
tho political gubornatorial battle to DO
decided tomorrow that It Ia hardly pos.
sIblO to believe that this iS tho election
oyo. Activity ls confined TO tho head.
quarters Of tho two big parties Tho
Democrats closed tholr campaign Sat.
urday and tho Republicans followed
suit tonight with little local skIftnlsh.
Ing on country town platforms and a
final vollOy OF campaign argument Ia
tho homo Of tho lIjplblIcan gubOrna.
Lorial CandidalO--l,owoll.
From tho lack Of confidence on tho
DomoctaIIc side aud tho jubilant OK.
proaSlonS oil tho ltopubllcAnl LhO out
como ID prndiciOd.
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IN Pennsylvania.

vtrr Lltis Interest Owing to tho onS
sdsdno.s-A Light vots EGpsutcd.
PmLADELPHfA, Nov L--lAttlO interest
aGlohesto to.morro v q elections In Pom.
yIanla Tho only Gtato officials to bo
gotad ioF aro q state treasurer To AOryo
ior tgo yoarI aud Soyon Judges Of tho
now superior court 10 aoryo ton yuarL
Tho candidates ior treasurer hro--Ilo.
pnDllcan--lIonlamin ]. Haywood, Of
Mcrcor county, Observation-Disclosures
r'oaman u. r. Meyers, Of Harrisburg
Alt IIbYWood'S election 10 regarded by
h' pnrly M n iofORono conclusion, tho
only question bOlng tho oGlont Of hia
majority Tho only contest will pFoba'
My bn ioF ono OF tia places on tho
superior bench. Tho lIopubllcana have
dominated tho alK men Of that political
lillll who ara AZ prelont members Of
w, bench, judges beaver, Of Uonlro
c.nnlyl Wlokhan, oi lioayorI lloOlof,
u SOflhamDloni Willard, oi Looki.
Vnrnhi lIios, Of LuGotnO, aud Oflady, Of
Huntingdon. fhpio ars auto 10 10
elected N anything Hike tho hiual voIo
Hp9lIod, For tho hoVOnlh placO, IhoFo
an tS Democratic aSplfanla, Me,ais.
lrtkoI, oi Bucks county, Dechlel Of
tghnylklllI NOy0S, ol MartOn, Magoc,
OI AIloglisnyI Smith, Of LaokaWanna,
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Topeka, KAs., Nov. 4.-GreateSt In
terelt In the election tomorrow in this
state, particularly in tho eastern half of
tue state, will be centred on the office
Of sheriff. Tho Populists ate making
unusual efforts to elect the sheriH in
every county. The only Gtate officer TO
be voted for Ia chief justice Of tho su:
preme court Tho election Of David
Martin, the Republican candidate, IL
generally conceded, ai hia only oppo'
mont is 6. X. HoIlIdaykit.. lndependent.
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BosroS, Nov. 4.-Rsv. Frank Hyatt
Smith, pastor Of tho North Avenue Con.
gregational church, Of Cambridge, was
arraigned this morning before Judge
Nelson In tho United SLateS circuit
court, and his demurrer to tho indlct-
msnt presented against him for sending
scurdlous postal cards through the
mails being denied him, he was held for
trial. He pleaded not guilty and was
released on his former bond Of s., 900.
The date OF the trial was not set.
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sALooN.KERpERs SUED

By the Orphaned ohildrsn Of n Nan to
Whom They Sold Liquor.
Special DispGith 10 he IHlsIllqsHesr,
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Nov 4.-Nellie
and Glady Strait, young ladies. instItu'
ted suit this morning against Joseph
and Amos Thompson, SalooulSts, for
ten thousand dollars damages. The
PLAINTIFF father, Blake Strait, q well
known criminal lawyer. laid down on
the Ohio River railroad track while in
toxicated, some weeks ago. and was cut
TO pieces by RpasSIng train. They al
lege that the defendants sold him the
Whiskey that caused him to lose his life
and make them iathorlesa
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IN NEW JEIIsHY.
A state Ticket to lie EIpclOd-Doth Partls
Claim II.

A state Ticket to lie Eluctod-Do.h Parties
Claim It.
JERSEY orrY. n! j.. Nov 4.-NOw
jersey will tomorrow voto for 4 gov.
ernor to succeed George worls, the
present Democratic incumbent, seven
members Of the state senate aud a full
house oil assembly, sixty members. The
Democratic candidate for governor is
Alexander 7. McGIll, tho present chan
collor Of the state. His opponent Is
John W. Grigaa. The election Is
claimed by both parties by bctWson
1000 and 5000 Tho voting will probA.
bly, be light throughout tho stAlO, OK.
ccpt In isolated counties, whero local
flshts OH tho assembly tickets have
added interest TO tho campaign. In tbs
large counties tho registration IL light
and 10 favor Of tho Republicans. Tho
state campaign has b0on fought on tho
samo iGsucs upon which tho Ropubli.
cans carried tho state In the last two
elections. The race track AIminiatra'
ton Of state allairS by tue Democrats
during tho ton yoarI preceding 1893
was tho issue rAisod bV tho Republicans.
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Bmparrox, \. j., Now 4-waltor H.
bacon aud AssomblymRn Bloomfield II.
Mlnch each began suit against Chair
man Charles L. Sheppard to-day, Of the
Democratic county.. committee, for
$4,000 damages for libel In circulating a
campaign paper containing a COPY Of u
letter purporttnR to have bOeu sent to
Bacon by Minch. Both gentlemen
pronounced tho lettor d forgery.
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THE WORM TURNS.
The Armenian Insurgents Making
Trouble for tho Turks,
AFTER DISCUSSING AS EURDS

A Number of Them Attacked Sol
dIers aud XIII Mussplmans-PnyInG
Their Savage Prosecutors In Their
own coIn-Au oaioIal Dispatch ITO.
ceiVOd at tho Turkish Legation In
Washington Conveys the News of
tho UprlSIns -Fororunusr OF alasSa.
cros to Come.
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HAzLErox, Pa. Nov. Avery col.
liery and coal stripping in the LehiGh
region, which were forced TO shut down
aud have been idle for several weeks
owing to tho drought, resumed work
this morning, Nearly 5000 men arc
given employment by the resumption.
Rains in tho past week have swollen the
mountain streams aud there is now
plenty Of water.
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Ngw YOnE, Nov l,--''hroo Of tho Hot
Springs priSo lighting contingent
Joseph vondlr, mOuapor Of tho ill.iOlOd
Florida Alhlolic Club Iamcs Konncdy,
manager Of the Empire Athletic Club,
and Charley White, ono Of l'itS1m.
mons trainers arrived In New York
Tonight All nj lhnm wcro greatly dis.
gtialud with lloir wdAtOrn nSnotlCnro9,
aud Vondiu laid tho blame Tor tho iRsco
upnn Julian, who, iu anld, had ml'mnn.
aged l'ilG,immunl' affairs from lllo bo'
plnnlng. llO assorted his belief that
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Fitzlimmons was not afraid TO fight
Oorbett, and that the contest would
have taken place but for Julian'a poor
work. He blamed Julian for the failure
OF Fitzslmmons to take special train
for Hot Springs and thus eyado the
officers. Vendlg said that there was
yet hope that the fight may be pulled
oil at III PRso, whore Stuart has gone to
make arrangements, Forieita for the
original match will not be paid.