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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
MAXIN'S LATEST AIRSHIP.
TT IS BUILT OF ALUMINIUM Is RUN BIZ MAZE
TIA ENGINE AND WILL CARRY A TON.
,...h,ro disnatch to The Philadelphia Press

tn. ENGINE AND WILL CARRY A TON.
p,,,.nure dispatch to The Philadelphia Presa
Ar cost OF $4,000 Hiram s. Maxim the In
has sv ou III.
H. cIapp and Arthur " Davis, members Oh TN, the
Aluminium Company. tonight too oss,ss
% ,he Atlantic and Pacific Aerial Navigation Com:
pany, which is the style OF the ORGANIZATION neaoe0
5sseysa sSms S @Snsa .f e.
Ssyeed on 'e the companSs eterhead with tho
names OF the offcers and cut Of the strange craft
n far the Company. G. A smith is president and u
A. Terry secretary These Two ns are well known IN
the 1 MasI w a2nss Ss TN cosns description Of
his vessel The dimensions are are Sy!nssS ,ees
81 ip ion@ar q s S5ae!sr a
feet total length l5s feet mt II OoSupes iS @ cubic
sSsry part saPH q the
RaSs ~ compsny The Ship now Weigh:
sSout i've thousand pounds. and Win carry more
Ss Of s .nsns a Win 6 sefsd in
cases, when will hold enough to drive the ship
saFh T1hoT; s hs a mI,s
ments in the upper part of the vessel and In the
PFGse: S Sewaa ep Sra sns s. s:s
pom Ts s 70 .
by tie big propeller at the stern. which 10 driven
~ Il is sases that Mr. Maxim. arst alrship made
trial trip sur,nE the ;smme, from gar r,ascisse
II, vesss Which 50 many people BETWEEN those
points saw floating on rish II was tn, vessel Z
hour aa'f The here given are taken fro%
the order received by the Aluminium comp,ny
Ss de r.: e sss
their orders. Il 10 understood at ew.Kens.ngton
that Mr. Maxim proposes to build line Of air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
SLOANE NOT TO RIDE FOR TIE PRINCE
THE JOCKEY. HIS MANAGER SAYS HAS NOT
EVEN YET MET THE HEIR APPARENT

London Dec 2-Gaines. the manager OF Tod"
Sloane the American jockey says there Is no truth
IN the statement made by The st. James's Ga
ze,,e" Yesterday that Sloane has contracted TO ride
for the Prince Of Wales and Pierre Lorillard. The
manager said:
"Sloane has not received offer from the Prince
OF Wales. nor has he even met the Prince He
hichly appreciated the compliment the Prince OF
Males paid him in allowing him to ride one o. his
horses, which was an unusual compliment con-
siderlng that he unknown American when
ne came TO England ard without backing. II Is
probable that Sloane will not ride in England In
iSqs owing his American ENGAGEMENTS.
These American engaeeEents on,lnued Gaines
hound Sloane 20 ride four times Weekly on the
metropolitan tracks from May TO November 3
Sloane. the manager continued. mas had one very
fire offer 10 ride In ENGLAND. and he would be g,ad
TO ride here 1: he could arrange 20 do So but that
would probably be diet question
Sloane is now shooting N the provinces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
WILL INPEACH CHEF NAYES.

81 Louis Dec 2-As the result Of n meeting held
in this city to-day by members or committee OF
the Cherokee Council proceedings for Impeachment
,, ~. hrought AT once against Chief Mayes OF
,bo, ro.,o, I g. Raymond William Nann ana
George Sanders. members OF the suo-commi tee re-
Gently appointed by the Council OF the Cherokee
Nation 70 investigate the alleged fraud in the pay
men, Of 10000 to the freedmen OF the nation o.
,nSinb a. f. said 5000 stolen. came here
Win + X. Mcintyre. Speaker OF The Cherokee
Hose and r. w Perry, clerk OF the Senate lot
~ nirposc of Investigate ting charges made by H.
- Adams attorney for the Delawares meetlns
was he d last night. ana again to-day the commit
me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
"lNGFL SARAH" DYING.

Mrs Sarah Robinson. said to be ninety-s!x yeaFs
ola Of No. 70 Chrystie-s,.. Is dying at the beth
israel Hospital NO. ?cs East Broadway. from .
s,roke Of paralysis. which seized her on Saturday.
while she was addressing an audience at the ne
brew sheltering Arms. No. 2lo Madisonrs.; NJ ~.
nsonls she mas aided on the East Side. She was
Constant visitor at the various hebrew
son,crIes and spent her time ana money IN neiptuS
tbe moor She is member OF Polish tamly; ner
husband having been an OFFICIAL IN Hussian Fo'a""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
KANSAS SHAKEN BY Az EARTHQUAKE.

Iar.aa CIV Mo. Dee 2--Spec!als to The STAR
from Pratt and Kingman. Kansas. halfway across
Inc state. and near the Oklahoma boundary and
from wchita slight earthquake shocks were
, &C. have Lcen done At tTatt DISTINCT shock was
experienced at 1858. The shocx at hingman was
.rs.nsas City and Hennewell also The uemor
rnsrhed south into Okahomh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
KEENAN, SOLD FOR $4,000.
THE HORSE TO BE SENT TO CALCUTTA TO RACE
FOR THE VICERoY's CUP.

London Dec Lord William BeYesford. who
bought Angus. Belmont's five-year old chestnu,
horse Keenan, for $500 a few days ago, has sold the
horse for f20O) II Is understood that Keenan, Will
be sent to Calcutta 10 compete in the race for the
Vceroys Cup.
A wei; known sporting authority In this city as
serts that Keenan,. beyond any douo. Is TO be sent
10 Calcutta in order TO compete lor the Niceroy >
CUP and II keenan, wis that trophy by the term
OF the SALE Lord William Beresfo:d VIII reeve
80 800 in addition 10 the 5000 already paid him FOR
The ra.e- De Courc>y Forbes. tee wel!-known
racing mar, negotiated the sale OF keenan, -:
Iors peresiord aith Mr.. Belmont. Mr.. Forbes
also nerotiated the sale OF Keenan, TO the unknown
Mhn viii race him for the NiNeroys cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
RICH STAKE FOR A COAST RACE.

San Fran ,isco, Dec. 1.-The California Jockey
Club will shortly announce the richest two year-od
stake ever offered by club west OF New-York IT
will be modelled after the Futurity, and enough
will be aGded make the race worth S2O,UJI IL Is
expected that such a race Will attract entries from
all the United states. California alone shout
be good tor four hundred nominations. Whether Il
Will be in the spring or fall Is yet 10 be de-
{ded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
GOLF NOTES or INTEREST.
A woMANs TOURNAMENT AT LIvINGsroE-THE
HARBoR HILL. CHAMPIONSHIP.

The Staten Island Ladies' Club. which occupies
part OF the grouris OF the Staten Island Cricket
and Baseball Club at Livingston held women's
golf tournamei yesterday. In which thirteen pay-
ers took part. The affair had been postponed from
the previous Saturday. owing 10 bad weather. 1t
was open to all women belonging 10 Staten Island
clubs. and was the first OF the kind held
Staten Island. Miss Jessie Y. McNaHee was the
winner. with net score of lls Following is the
SUMMARY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
KILLED HER HUSBAND FOR INSURANCE.

Davenport iowa. Dec. 2.-After being out twenty
six hours. the jury before whom Mrs. Chr'sene
pabrens WIS tried for the murder Of her husband
last July last evening returned verdict OF guilty
of murder In the first degree fixing the penalty at
Imprisonment In the penitentary for life at hard
labor Henry Bendt. of Rock Island. ILL.,, the az,
nsre and viii be tried next week. Mrs. Behrens 10
expected to testify against him. The insurance on
Eshrenss life furnished the motive for the crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
NEw.EHGLAND TRorTING-HoRsE BREEDERS

Boston. Dec. 2.-Forty fifty members attended
the annual meeting OF the New-England Trottng-
Horse Breeders Association which was held nj the
American House this afternoon. IN the absence OF
President John E. Thayer. J. Malcolm Forbes was
chairman. All the officers were re-elec'ed as :ol-
lows: President. John e Thaye-. Worcester: seq
rotary G. VI. Jeweti. Keadville. treasurer! FAM a.
Hall, Boston; dlrecto.s. Jonn +. Thayer. J. Nal
colin Forbes. John X. Graham. George Van Dyke.
Harry Dutton George A Lchheli and Frank o
Hall The reports OF the secretary and the treas
urer showed the association 10 be In A houris'lHg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
p,cg VIEW STRIKE AT CRIPPLE CREEK.

Cripple Creek. Col. Dec. 2-The northern ooun'
dairy Of the Cripple Creek goid District nd. oesn
uo'! 49, miles nv the discovery on Copper
STnpniain OF an immense b.anke, vein OF ore run.
ming from $40 to $500 ton IN gola .yno and
MSeelbarroW In the opinion Of many mining men.
Conner Mountain is likely TO prove one OF the 'cn'
Ger hills n the camp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
Triple UTRDER BY 4 NEGRO.

Birmingham. Ala. Dec. Near Warrens, Ten
miles from Greenboro. last nish'' Jon" ''''se,s'
"'' 49,. ,orr,or was called from his house by
a nero Bill" Scott. for the alleged purpose OF
catching q horse sngely was struck on ne head
catS nis Srnot r,,t The negro then went into the
ana ms VA he ked Mrs Slngely. cutting her head
almost on Killing Gnb pa1 ,S s 5i Of s ;ss
ysss s,naeIv il sill alive. but cannot live He was
NJ ,n ,eIi the story. posse Is searching for the
ao.v ~ and /, caught he Will be ynched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
TO ENFORCE RULES OF THE ROAD.

chic, OF Police McCul.agh yesterday Informed
the Boa;1 OF Aldermen That nj the request OF mo
roarue az American Wheelue en-. he would instruct
ne poce 10 enforce The ordinances relating 10 IN"
Roles o, the Rad. To- Board requested the 20 lee
10 Ignore a Loli.n o. the rules relating 10 llShts
Oh wagons PENDING a discussion OF ms Iaft OK ~"
rtI,ss ana a possible amendment taking away ne
ren,ilren ~. In tho OF leavy wagons Sin>"
Tho Poa,d has no, amended the rules over the
MAYORS veto the Chief says the police e.! now en-
ycr . 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
THREE FARMERS N A DEADLY FIGHT.
FOR LOVE OF THE SAME YOUNG WOMAN PROB
ABLY ALL WILL DIE

ABLY ALL WILL DIE.
Little Pock Ark Dec "A ,hree-cornered hGht
took place at country church near HuniSV!ile
Madison County last night Seth Lowe VIII
Ph'lllps and John Howard. three farmers, were IN
love with the same girl. Miss Irene Prutt MISS
Prultt went 10 prayer-rneeiing win fh!l''pS ms
night ard there they met the other two young
NO, TIE vourg woman wen. into the build
i"o while tho mon repaired short distance away
- 9j,sr,tss the stuatlon Howard and Lowe Jumped
~ phuiioe :, no pulled a revolver and shot Howard
through the body. Before Philips csuld cock the
nIstoi a second time. Lowe pardlyzed him win
hullei through the small OF the back. Philips snot
lowe nom the ground however. ~oundng him IN
.ha ieft nho, der The nght created a panic In the
cnurch IL IS said all three men are fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
A LONE BANDIT OVERPOWERED.
rSsrcCEssrr-L ATTEMPr TO ROB TRAIN N


IOWA
Keokuk Iowa Dec. 2--One lonely robber, with
hls face hidden by a mask. and armed with re-
volver attempted TO rob the passengers on the
rorthbound St Louis. Keokuk and Northwestern
train which arrived here early this morning.
minstrel troupe and theatrical company were
on tho cars The robber got on al La Grange
a. ahou, forty miles below here Soon after the
train lef, La Grange the desperado. who had taken
seat In the smoking car. put mash on ms iAce
and drawing a revolver. started throesh we Eat
pts,ol In hard he demanded TIE money ana Valus-
bies OK The passengers There was sSrAti9.s
ovf 81 way. but some OF the men IN III
loach stood their ground and attempted 10 clsarn'
- bandit. who nred three shots from M, ms re-
volv,r none o! which TOOK effect tie ,Iosl uIs
rs.E in the scuille. and finally escaped 70 tHe
pie,.orm from which he 'pranS 70 me srounu
,vhIl. me train going NJ fun speed. re :. :
cured no boo'y ard his mask IL In possession OF
one Of the theatrical party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
AN UNPAID BONDHOLDERS SUIT.
ACTION TO DISSOLVE THE sPANIsH-AaERIcAN
LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY

Albany Dec 2-Appl!ca.ion was made to Attor-
ney-General Hancock to-day by Francisco r. Gus
man OF New York. .or permission to begin an
action in the Supreme Court to dissolve the Span
lsh-American Light and Power Company. Console.
dated New-York corporation which Is engaged
in furnishing Light. heat and power in Havana.
Cuba The Attorney fieneral will give hearing
on Monday next. This action is begun In conse-
quence OF an unsatsfied Judgment OF s6,3o5 SO oo-
tanned against the company by Gusman on Octo-
The Judgment was obtained for the ron-payment
Of principal ard interest bonds OF the company
hcld by him. Charles Stewart represents Gusman.
and the company's interests are looked after by
the firm o. Tracy. Boardman & Plat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
BONDS FOR THE P4N-AnERIC4N FAIR.

PERSONS IN NETWORK SAID TO BE READY TO
TAKE sc5oO.0o0.
Rpralo Dec "A meeting Of the Executive Com
ni,tee OF the Pan-American Exhibition Company
was held here yesterday at which 1t was announced
that the financial arrangements for carrying on me
en,nmnt OF 81 100 90 will be issued. and they have
been underwr,en in New-York by persons s inter- nd
Niagara Falls Electric Railway. was appointed gen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
II. A. LESSER APPOINTED.

NJ. A. Lesser. of No. ia Nassau-st.. was ap-
pointed Assistant Corporation Attorney yesterday.
He IL a graduate OF the City College. and Of Co.
lumbia and University Law schools and has been
In practice In the city about ten years Until last
spring he also oaciated Instructor Of political
science at q local evening high school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
YBlysA DEFENCE ~ A MURDER CASE

Elmira. n Y Dec. George A. c. Orme PLEADED
80, g,,,Itv 10 an Indictment charging him with muir
A. -, IN, nr,t decree In the Supreme Court inns M,
morning. or shot his wife d ana nss I'M her az
w. home In Households. 1t Is understood tne ue-
Tense viii set up a claim that rays useu W e a.
amin,ng the Italians wounds were inc Sauso "a
hia death Mrs. Orme recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
NORTARS SHIPPED TO SANDY HOOK.

Bethlehem, Penn, Dec 1.-The Bethlehem Iron
Company to-day shipped TO the Sandy Hook Prov
ing Ground four Pinch mortars Weighing over
ffiy tons The company Is at work on big guns
and turret armor for the battle-ships Kearsarge
and Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
THE NEW TURKISH CHARGE D'AFFAIRES.

Washington. Dec. 2.-Edhem Bey. the new Charge
d'Anaires Of the Ottoman Empire at Washington.
who has just arrived here although still young
man. has had a high successful career: After
his academic studies he was one OF the sultan
private secretaries, and before coming to Washing
ton was second secretary OF the Legation At brus.
ses where he remained only one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
yD1ayS OFF THEIR RESERVATION

Craig Col. Nov 30 via Rife Col Dec 2-E B.
rho-,oso, who lives in the western part Of Routt
couptv near ,hc scene OF the recent night between
80 ~, iSa Indians we're again invading that sec
Ion Eesients OF Browns Park also report hav-
ms Indians ana say mat 'heS "f" H''''"s
.u,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03

Cyclists desiring 20 Join the League OF American
Vheelmen may obtain fun printed Information anc
Membership blanks by sending names and 40
dresses 10 the Cycling Editor. The tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
This Is
The Time

when every man or woman who reads
these lines needs to be specially careful.
There is chill in the air, but while it has
not killed the microbes Of disease, it has
thinned the blood and lowered the vital.
ity. You are, therefore, less able to
throw off these millions Of microbes with
Out help.
The best thing in all the world to help
YOU do this is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
c.prAyN OF YALE'S GOLF CLUB.

Nsw-Haven Conn. Dec 2-Roderck Terry. IT,.
~ New-York City has been elected captain OF the
Yale Golf Club for next year, and John kied. jr,
OF Yonkers n. Y. vice-captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
GRAIN RECEIPTS AT BUFFALO.

buffalo, Dec. 1.-The total grain receipts at this
-, ,or m. s.ason of 1897 to December l. includ'
;rg II oOo.uO barrels OF hour estimated as wheat
reach the unprecedented aggregate OF ]S"'"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
TO BUILD ~ WiLLl4N-ST.
A COMPANY FORMED TO UTILIZE LARGE TRACT
OF DOWNTOWN PROPERTY
GE TRACT

,,,,,v Doe 1.-The Dudley Company. Of New
York civ. was incorporated to-day. with capita!
stock Of $500 90 rh- company proposes 10 dea ~
real estate ana It's directors are Anson nheips
- Is,ac = Phelps stokes. james G.. Phelps
stokes. John Sherman Hoyt and James W Nc
Culo-h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03

The South Brooklyn wheclmen Will hold their
FIRST stag o. the season a, their clubhouse In
Brooklyn. tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03

The Dude, Company has acquired Nos 10. Il ana
10 Ccdar-st.. Nos H. g. IS and " W!!iam-s' anu
Va IL Liberty ST. ard Intends 10 improve the
Wllllarn-st and I.ibcTty-st premises Inc three
lots In Cedar-st nre already lmprovei by tho erec-
ton OF n ten-siory modern office building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
Az AyTEFOOTBiLL BILL ~ VIRGINIA.

Richmond Va. Dec. IA bill was introduced IN
the senate today TO abolish football where an adj
mission fee 10 charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03

The Associated Scandinavian Cycling Clubs OF
Greater New-York w!ll hold their FIRST annual en-
,ertalnrnent and bali IN Prospect Hall. Prospect
ave near FlHh-av.. Brooklyn. on Saturday De
cember II IN, erier;ainmtn, VII! Include TICK
lirg and 4 bicycle race between inc'' bcrs OF the
three clubs OF N, association, the Danish cluD
The Monitor cycle Club Al! the Norfemhn Cycie
Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-03
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.

1t has done this very thing successfully
for wears, has saved the lives OF millions
of people, and it will help you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-05
I.EIfIGTI.

South bethlehem. Penn. April i.-Dr. Semple, Of
the department Of English delivered the fifth lect-
ure in the University Extension course on Tuesday
evening In tho hall of the Central High School.
South Bethlehem. His subject was ''Shakcspea re. -
The annual banquet of the Engineering Society
was held on Saturday evening at the Hotel Wyan-
dotte President Drown and several members Of
the faculty were present. with a large number of
upper class men
The junior mechanicas will start for a week s
inspection visit to New-York on Thursday.
Dr. Macfarlane presented paper before the
Electrical Engineering Society on Thursday on
THE Path Of the Current IN 4 Conductor"
on Thursday the Appropriation Committee Of the
Pennsylvania State Legislature paid a visit TO tho
University to consider the advsabty of max
ing an appropriation for it while 1t is in tenn
porary financial difficulty; owing to the non
PAYMENT Of dividends by the Lehgh Valley Rail
road The committee thoroughly respected all the
departments Of the University and were highly
pVmna SUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-05
SYR.AcTS

Syracuse. y. Y, April 4.-Dcan j. r. French. OF
the College OF liberal Arts has been confined to his
since Tuesday. and will not be able to return
TO his classes for time II is feared. Meanwhile
Professor II. A. Peck is meeting his classes. and his
duties as dean are divided between the chancellor
and Dr. Coddington.
The baseball team played their first game for tho
season yesterday afternoon with team made up
OF professional players who stay here during the
winter. The score was TO I'm favor of Syracuse.
The coach. Mr. Wcdman. will be with the nine
for the rest OF the spring.
The catalogue for 1896 and 1881 came from the
printer last Thursday. The form OF statement OF
courses. Of admission requirements and or depart
ments has been materially changed But the most
pleasing fact the many friends Of the university
Is the increase In the number OF resident students
Last year the catalogue showed s67, against l.l3j
this year. Announcement IS also made of the change
In tuition rates. Beginning next year the fee I'm the
College Liberal Arts Will be- Tuition SO and in
cidentals go: In the College Of Fine Arts tuition
Sj. and incidenas, SO; IN the College of Medicine
tuition, $l2j and no incdentals; I'm the College Of
Law, tuition. 800. ana incldcntals. s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-05

Consul Kireker, OF the League Of American
Wheemen. decided that as he was one of Mr..
Gledhnls constituents he would go to the Assem-
blyman and urge him to fight the battle. At
that time Mr. Gledhill had just been defeated for
Speaker of the House by the very elements
which would likely oppose a bill Of the nature OF
the proposed measure but he agreed to intro
duce the bill and press its passage. How well
he worked is evidenced by the fact that the
measure passed the Assembly by an almost
unanimous vote and the Senate without single
vote being recorded against it,
Mr. Gledhill was born in Paterson on November
O. 1864. After studying at Princeton. he entered
the law Office of William Prall, in Paterson he
became a counsellor at-laW in 1871. He was
elected to the Assembly in 1880 by a majority OF
212O, and was reelected last year by plurality
of = 1914 Personally Mr.. Gledhill is most at
tractive man, with a tendency for kicking "a
virtue tina. stood him well when the Bicycle Bag
gage bill was in the hands Of an unfriendly COM
mittee. He is a great favorte in Paterson So
ciety and is a member Of the Hamilton Club, the
leading organization Of that city.