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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07
RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov Especial. On Wednes-
day afternoon the reception 10 the new girls was
held in the auditorium Of Fay House.
4 now club. called the Semitic Club. has been re-
Gently formed under the suggestion and help OF
Professor Lyon The first meeting was held on
Wednesday, and Professor Lyon addressed the
club. -
On Friday afternoon the Idler club held It's reg
MAR meeting at FAY House. A play given
and dancing was enjoyed later in the afternoon
Al a meeting Of the Executive Council. he.d on
Wednesday, the governor nominated Miss Agnes
Irwin dean Of Radcliffe. as member Of the Paris
Exposition Commission from this state. She Will
take the place OF Mrs. Clements II Crofts, VINO
has resigned. ,. ,
The new gymnasium Is virtually completed
and will be occupied this month The building IS
estimated TO have cost 5000 and Is only one OF
the near
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ROCHESTER,.

Rochester NOV. 6.-The new system OF college
governrnent known the University Council
wen, into administration the first Of last week Il
Is c,rnposed Of the following members: From the
Board of Trustees George c. HOLSTER and joseph
r Aling: from the Alumni Committee. Z G. Den
ION W a Perrin and !. : Macomher; from the
faculty " G. Morey and II. =. Lawrence: from
tho sfudents' Association. H. :. Weet. 5. "
u,vens c r Lvddon and {. &. keelan. The fol-
loving ofticers were elected: President. ". G.
Morey. vice-presioent. Joseph J. AlHng' treasurer
r : Macorlber.
The Scienud, Society Of the University Of Roch-
ester has elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President. O. A. Gage; Vice-preslden
. II Chadwick, secretary and treasurer. r ".
Ross. Executive COMMITTEE. " NJ Jones and {. +.
Hutchinson The Executive COMMITTEE proper IL
cudes all the officers besides the special committee
The meetings OF the society Will BE- hi-weokly when
papers showing original research viii be read by
he me
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SYRACUS Sc

Syracuse. y Y. NOV. 6.-Niih the opening OF th's
week the regular work of the classes in physics
aud I'm biology hogan in the new steele Hall Of
Science The relief In the Hail Of Languages IS
very welcome since the overcoming OF rooms had
been almost uncomfortable for a year.
The football team reports most enjoyable time
ana a right lively game last Saturday at ogdens-
burg with the Athletic Association team Of that
CITY The game was not marked 10y grandstan'
plays on either side. al full o. the hardest
and closest kind II attention 10 every play. Inc
score was Il 20 in favor Of Syracuse.
The students Republican Cub Of the University
became enthusiastic AZ the Roosevelt meeting
last week that II decided 70 have a meeting OF us
own on the Hill Monday evening il Will re he:d IN
the chapel Of L Hail OF Languages. ana VIII ID"
addressed by senator H. \. while Attorney Ten
eral T T. Hancock and Chancellor James r Day:
'rne second number Of THE IEiverslty 1efhlc ~
IN It's form appeared THURSDAY Ihr I've ,i I'm .
uortanf articles OF The number are Inc fHst
Ehancrllor Of Syracuse diversity by John I.
Roberts rs. and "Openmindeda's'. by De an A.
bert Leonard.
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HARVARD.

co-N-iage Mass Nov 6-Last week tNe senior
lass bsl3 meeting 10 decide what method o, elec-
ion should be employed IN the choosing OF otaSs
oecers Last year there was an Australian oa''o'
system and that advocated this year oS many
., tho class and adopted again. The Chalr Ap-
-o,,..6 the following 10 arrange for the election
~ u Fish J. A H Keith. J. F. Perkins j. A
Macy and W. H Conroy 49,
rha lis, Of lectures 10 be delivered under me
susnices Of the Cercle Francois by Mr.. Kod neH'
March has been announced as lo''o"s' "
origin Of the Tragedy Wednesday March g.
"rbe struggle Between the Regular and the lrreS-
mar Drama The Cid" Friday. March .; 1 ne
Triumph OF the Regular Drama briu1ahicus'
Monday March s: The Religious Drama Atha-
We " "wednesday March 10: Shakespeare IN
1-,.s" FRIDAY March ~ The Romantic
Drama. Chatterton.' Monday. March Is; Inc
classic Reaction. Lucia Wednesday, March IL
"Contemporaneous Dramatic Poetry. Cy9aho oe
Bsrgerac" Friday. March 10.
The scores selected for the Cerole Francois pay
oTe sciien." are partly those OF Lnlli and partly
=. csrzsv The singing parts have been assigned
ss follows: r W Aldred, 90 tenor; G. NJ frouty'
% and c. o. Swain 90 BASES: +. A 4urhe'' IT,
Ay sttempt Is being made 70 Organize sym
nasi,c team at Harvard. sirlilar 70 those al Yale
snd princeton If enough men come out 10 try ior
The team. Mr. Dohs will give them speclat ln S
IN Fencing ana general drill with dumbbeils and
eT is1f Wednesday H. W. Hicks, Cornell %. who
FOR the last three years has been genera seeteary
q the Young Men sanretarv FOR the inter
roiieeiafe movement addressed the Young Men S
Christian Association Of Harvard
The Harvard crews quarters at New ~ LONDON,
known as Red Top. have been sold for 5000 10 me
New-York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad
An extension will be run through the property
The purchase price 81 is announced VIII he deVoted
70 Harvard boating interests on the Thames which
Is Interpreted 10 mean that a new boathouse is TO
Be erected bought. ., -. g. ,
The Harvard Catholic Club held It's nrst smoke
talk This week at which Thomas a. Mullen pre-
sided AS usual the club will make II a point TO
have prorninent speakers address the University.
under The auspices Of the club. A.,
The following officers OF the Worcester Academy
Club have been elected: II. n Fish 80 president;
A Nicholson '0l. ice-presdent; e E Wheeler 90
secretary and treasurer.
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CORNELL.

Ithaca y Y. Nov G-The local chapter OF be''a
Kappa Epsilon Will place tablet in Their iodgo IN
memory Of Clifton Beckwi,h Brown. o. OF ''e'e-
land. who fell in the fight before santiago
The annual cross-country run with the team u
tAe University % Pennsylvania is 10 BE- held 'ns
yer al Ithaca. on November 70. The course VIII
b. Eve miles About twenty CANDIDATES az r,,i IN
tr1ili.c and II seems likely that GOO
te developed. coates. mempcr OF r. 80 ,s
Pennsylvania team is IN Cornell TINS year anu "
training for the contest = ,r..,aes last
At The needing OF the Board of 1rJstee's' l,'at
Saturday President Schurman presented w ,oos@ .
schedule Of appropriations for funnhs AsL-Ss %;
70. The current year making I buus.t vi,sso, n
IAe Board Informally approved tne ~ ~ I-niver-
siaSsh "A regular summer session OF tnt I've
siy, similar 10 the iail winter ana spilns 90,
AID referred tire proposition 10 the fNecuuVe Is
inlt'ee with power. The work or the sutiH''i 49,
Zion Will Dc planned for teachers .,Ao,,ca1
Tie new Graduate School Of Railway M ~. -
Engiaefrin Of S.blcy College mas star'fd on W.
tood reg'stra ,ion for the irst term a nc .
i mas Incomplete staff WITH no OtHci y',t'. -
tAan ths, available In the department OF ~.
inenta! engineering and other accOInhlDia a,Dd
than those which could be secuTel Dy oN'IC' y "a
ing Tho department Of drawing. twenty mn mn, to-
hking the lectures on rolling stOc X "cSstIS -.
manufacture use and repair OF locomotives az 10
lenders aua cars and electric railways I:opoSss 90
are ron coming 10 for the needed apDdI ntuo "a
sxptT:nl-nt2i work and research. Including ioO''"
yves and a locomotive test plant. . m
AT the meeting Of the Botanical seHihaiS' -
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BARNARD COLLEGE.

Al the meeting OF the Associate Aumne the FOL
loving Officers were elected for the coming year:
President Mrs +. G Bryson ~: vlce president.
Miss Anna Cole Nellick. g. corresponding score
tary Miss Susan Isabella Myers 9s. recording sec
rotary. Miss Mabel Parsons. 95. and treasurer.
Miss Mabel Pullman. 80
The Barnard College Graduate Club also has held
its annual election OF officers. Miss Mabel Hurd
has been elected president. Miss Louise Brisbin
Dunn. vice-president: Miss Maude Wilcox. secre-
tarv and Miss Grace Andrews. treasurer.
Joseph jefferson will deliver a lecture The
Drama November II. 70 which all the students
have been invited.
1t Is Of interest to Barnard that Alpha Omcron
Pi organized as local society there. has recently
developed into a National fraternity.
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Doctors now agree that con-

Doctors now agree that con-
sumption is durable.
Three things, if taken together,
will cure nearly every case in the
first stages; the majority of cases
more advanced; and few OF
those far advanced.
The first is, fresh air; the
second, proper food; the third,
SCOTS Emulsion of cod-liver
oil with hypophosphites.
To be cured, you must not
lose in weight, and, if thin, you
must gain. Nothing equals
SCOTS Emulsion to keep you
in good flesh.
SOC and 500 all druggists
SCOTT &. BOVINE. che nists New York.
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UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY

The Rev William Adams Brown installed
Roosevelt professor Of Christian dogmatics and
systematic theology at the Union Theological Semi
NARY on Tuesday evening
By special terms Of agreement between the semi
nary and the University Of tho city Of New-York
the University Will admit. without fee 20 special
lectures in the graduate department, and also 10
lectures In the department, Of arts and sciences.
students Of the seminary recommended by the
faculty
Columbia University has also agreed TO admit
students the lectures delivered IN the School Of
POI tcal Science on political economy and sociology
and to tho lectures in the School Of Arts on the
Semitic languages. ethics and philosophy.
The sociological class. led by Or Han Will visit
the institutions at Backwells Island Novem-
Der Is
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NEW.YORK UNIVERSITY.

An interesting table Of statistics Is the denomina-
tonal preferences OF the new matrculants OF the
University Undergraduate College. The percent
ages follows: Presbyterian q: Episcopalian'
70. Methodist. y. Catholic and Jewish. each. 3;
Lutheran and Baptist each. 7. Reformed and Con-
gregatioi al. each. 3, and scattering. per cent
University Heights visited and inspected
during the week by the United States Consul az the
Bermudas. W. Maxwell Green. who has taken a
lively interest In the University biological station
in operation there the last two summers he
sailed with Mrs. Green. on the steamer Trinidad
last Thursday for his post. number OF the Do
lcccal students saw him or.
The Rev Or. Samuel Goodafe. graduate OF
Union College sixty-four years ago. and one OF the
original organizers OF the Psi Epsilon fraternity.
also spent a day at University Heights during the
week
Tho time for enrolment In the GRADUATE Schoo:
has been extended by special action OF the tdculIN
10 November Is There will be an increase OF 10
per cent last years enrolment. This is the
only school that closes IFS enrolment books at n
definite date The other five schools enroll stu
dents at any period throuehout the year albeit
each advises enrolment before December. in order
% make the years work thoroughly pron'able.
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RUTGERS.

New Brunswick. y. j.. Nov. 6.-The Glee ana Man.
don clubs gave their opening concert OF the season
in the Reformed Church at Neshano on Friday
evening.
The Editorial Board OF The Scarlet Letter the
college annual published by members OF the junior
class has been chosen follows: c. T. Co"eh-
aoven jr B. c. Edgar. w \. Ellsworth. W, a
McIawry, c. E. Tinscy H. De W. Rapa1e anu ~
\. Petit. .,... ha.
The Student Self-GOvcrnment Commi,tee mas
chosen Ellsworth 90 vice-president and Mcla"ry,
% secretary - -
Charter Day. commemorat ne the 1924 Anniversary
Of the founding Of the college. Will he celeDIa teI IN
Kirkpatrick Chapel Thursday. November u. i ne
exercises will include the unveiling OF me Glpps
memorial tablet and addresses By DR.. Van Reypen'
on-C;eneral of the United States Navy; Ut.
H. n 3. Mulford and others. -,
Robert A. Petit has been chosen captain OF 'ne
junior class football team.
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FATE or BRAZILIAN PLOl Ems
FIVE OF THE MEN WHO ATTEMPTED TO
1rrr PRESIDENT MORAES SENTENCED.

1,,,.u or THE MEN WHO ATTEMPTED TO
XIV PRESIDENT MORAES SENTENCED.
p,, ranero Nov give OF the men who were
engaged in the plot assassinate the president OF
Rrazl DR. Prudente de Moraes on NoN ,sh i -
1897 sentenced yesterdaH aHe -, tbirty wears
imprisonnnent and the Others hah snsr,avt
:ron, fourteen TO twenty-tour years imprisonment
imposed upon thenl
A soldier named Marcellno. on November i'''.
made an attempt 70 assassnaie the freside", OK
prazr Dr prudente de Noraes. by siaoDins him
1,.n aagoer The Presidents brother. Colonel
,,oraas uas severely wounded while shielding inc
,-hisf Executive and General Machado bsttah-
co,r, the Minister Of War. who was one OF inc
presidents :,ar,y. VAS killed ,..s va was mad.
ne nr werars and his Cabinet assembled 70
exfeud publicly the thanks Of me ,ors VIII,
bod sf returned by steamer rom Canndes h Lns
Admiral was the commanI't oi ,h leader OF a
,,,,S nfopto ri Counssiner0 ths isduSt ,yyrsd
k',lr" movement which AZ one Iino ou,at
great strength in northern before president
,ro@ps Nhen a soldier dashed out Of a ns'd draw
senai and ran ,9 W. .n me Colonel Merass brother
nf the President. stepped yysrdea on the dag
ecF Sr s' but in 50 doing received sns and the
his own bosy his Cabinet were bending over me
dy of Colonel shot %ns hsss the body
Minister Of war s'a a b snH '' IN his head
Of Colons, Mid exeite nient followed Inc Sy w sr.
declared undett IN connection with the conspiracy
sss the presidents fe ne gThsr ia heep ads
,s n se dest iHo Of antonio
The pOes Isp8ir5 Pnto the conspiracy showed 4
OF , hsve been premedItatsd political plot Inc
result "%s vctorno Pere!ra Captain
I.opez Cruz. Of the braziL.an S" ns',ss f.aScrio
GUIANA bars Barbosa Lima. Ireneo Macnaao n9 h.
aGsto and MOrera and the soldier Ms,sei ,h wao
vino actively directed the aNair.
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EDRDHAM COLLEGE

Among those who will preach in the college
chapel on Sundays during this month and Deem
her are the Rev. Thomas j. Campbell. : j, pres-
dent. the Rev Patrick J Casey. s. j. professor OF
freshman. the Rev. Thomas J. Cryan. : j.. pro-
lessor Of mat hematics. the Rev. James r. Pagan.
; J. professor ~ junior. the Rev. John q. Fox.
: J. professor OF chemistry. the Rev. Edward j.
AcTammany. :. j.. treasurer, the Rev. Joseph l.
ZeeleT. : j. professor 81 sophomore
On Tuesday last the Feast OF All Saints
solemn high mass Wa celebrated IN the college
chapel. with the Re-. Edward j. McTammany. :. J..
celelrant. the Re-. Joseph T. Z.ecier. : j. deacon.
ana James Moakley. 5 J.. sub-dedcon. In the even
Ing an cpqueni sermon Was delivered by the Rev
Edward McTsmmany. s. J.. followed ny solemn
benediction
The work OF the Varsity eleven has greatly i'm
proved during the last week, but they stu
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COLGATE.

Hamilton. " Y. Oct. 6.-The game OF football be-
tween Colgate and ST. Johns Military Academy OF
Manlius played Saturday. October -. resulted In A
score Of TO . in favor OF Colgate.
The University was represented at the Bap'St
State Convention at Oneonta last week by Dean
Burnhan and DR. Maynard. Of the seminary: Dean
Crawshaw and Professor Moore. OF the college aIu
PRINCIPAL Shepardson OF Colgate Academy. Inc
annual banquet Of Colgate Alumni given In connec-
ton with the State convention was one or the
largest ever held. there being over one nunnreu al
tn. dinner. ,....
The Three Bos,onians' gave an entertainment
in the gymnasium last week for the beneht OF the
Athletic Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07
SMITH.

Ncriham pton. Mass, Nov. s-The gymnasium
classes were organized this last week and the reg
uar work has begun. The basketball teams. too.
have begun practice. The golf tournament. held on
Saturday. resulted in a victory for tho ~ team.
but owing 70 the fact that only seven holes were
played on The second round. the finals. between 90
and ~. 20 he PLAYED over again.
The most interesting incident ~ tho week was
the Halloween festivities The houses each had
some special form Of entertainment. a county tair
cake walk and flower show clever amateur
play. THE Neneered Savage" was given az Plym-
outh Hall, with dance aferward. Mr Within
OF New-York. spoke at Nespers Sunday.
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Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.

Keep this ZIP for short time and gastric
trouble will disappear; the dinner will be
quicklv converted into blood. bone and
muscle. Duffy'S Malt is the only whiskey
classed by the Government among medi-
cines.
TO be had OF all reliable druggists and
grocers. Positively refuse substitutes.
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GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The annual matriculation exercises 90 the Gen
eral Theoogical Seminary were held on MONDAY
morning under the direction Of tho Rev. Bishop
Dudley. % Kentucky assisted ny the Very Kew
4. A. Hoffman. the dean. Bishop Leonard. OF
Utah preached the ratriculatiOn sermon. The mu
sic was provided nv chorus ~ thirty voices led ny
T. Thorne Phillips Of the senior class After ne
service - reception and lunch were rendered ny the
dean To the new mon who ma circulated ana
the visiting clergy. among whom were Bishop sty-
mour and Bishop Graves.
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The Ringing

OF the dinner-bell is joyous music for the
hungry man with good digestion, but
it is like a knell TO him whose stomach is
fabby, toneleSs and unequal to its work.
\ word to this poor fellow: Just before
your meal take tablespoonful OF
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NORMAL COLLEGE.

Professor " V O'Shca. II the University 81
Wisconsin delivered lecture on The Psychology
OF Suggestion and rs importance IN the Training
Of Children" Thursday afternoon IN the Normal
College lecture hail.
The Committee on Child study Of The Associate
Alumnn has elected Miss Emily Ida Conant chair
man. Miss Jenny r Merrill vice-chairman ana
Miss Harrie. 4. Kelth socretary.
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mainly directed 70 the ceremonies in honor OF Gen.
eral Kitchener yesterday aud to the resumption Of
the exposures OF Ernest Tcrah Hooley the bank
npt company promoter. The General was the
esrly part OF the week. and ho presented TO Her
Majesty many interesting relics ~ tho battle OF
Cndurman on TnIrsdar tn ienerd went through
t ~, quaint S,'Sm"hL -. n.1ng admi''e1 to tho
~ citizen ana hShmonger hat he received tho
sword ~ honor presented 10 Genera Kitchener at
the Guildhall Yesterday b. q Dlagnacent specimen
mounted 10y ngpre 81 me British lion and il bears
me hgures of Britannia eHd justice and the mono
phires AMI The fritsh and Egyptian nags enam-
eed In their proper cClors. The scabaard Is finely
Srdars victories The blade is Of the nnes steel.
damaakeensd n ar the hili With gold v,.,.,
nankruotcy examineticn hrough, forth a crop Of
disclaimers from tiitd and other gentlemen whose
Hoolcy's evidence was In nowisc creditabe. Some
OF these reioinaors re IalpaDy weak. M Hcoleys
PLAYED bY the Marquis e Anergavenny and Sir
William Marriott has caused qualrs among mo
in o. paragraph IN Henry Laboucheres Truth.
sei,ing forth that a former m.llionaire VS. about
which. having accepted money 10 secure his eiec-
ti"2 10 m.tnntr mn nn ~ afne er"n rom rle
aduGirated bankrupt.
\ swINDLER DISAPPEARS- Claude vautin.
metallurgist and inventor known on the Pacific
Coast. where he mas lectureG mining subjects.
has lett London af;e- a financial coup by which
he secured 10000 in Bank OF England notes ana
American railroad securities. The police think he
may have gone 10 America. Nautin Established
luxurious Offices on the strength OF expectations
from his invention OF improved process OF ex-
tracing gold. He also advertised himself az con-
sutnS netallurgist His invention falling TO bring
IN the expected returns and his creditors becoming
inn Ortunate Nautn ordered various brokers 10 buy
large blocks OF securities for which he notes.
Wh.r the brokers discovered that the notes were
worthless. Nauiin had disappeared with the plum
der.
EARL FEARS REPORTERS The wedding or
the Earl OF Stafford 10 Mrs Colgate will probably
occur in America The Earl is planning 10 sail
soon and has consulted with friends regarding
booking on a steamship under assumed name.
in order 70 escape the attentions Of the American
repOrters which lie breads. Both parties are said
10 desire that the ceremony he as unostentat ous
a. possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07
HAMILTON.

Clinton. y y Nov (SpeciaD.-President stry-
ker is in Montpelier. VI, where he spoke Thurs
day night before the Vermont Society Of the Amer
team Revolution.
THO footbau team has added another success 70
IT, list The game at Rochester on Saturday last
resulted in the score flo Hamilton's playing was
fast and aggressive.
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weak in team work The game with the Seton
Hall College eleven Tuesday was one OF the
most exciting battles ever seen on the campus BON
sides were unable 10 score, and. as that was me
first time that the colleges had met on the grdlron
since lSs great interest taken IN IL by the
graduates OF both institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07

DAY evening by Mrs. J. J. F. Rothery. Of Wellesley.
The December number Of our Town, unique
local paper published by the pastors ~ the Weies-
ley churches will he a college number. the contents
being furnished by members Of the faculty and stu
dents OF the college.
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rNION

schenectady. - Y. Nov. 6.-The work Of The
,rn,on College literary societies is now fairly wei
,s,,.d and both societies have before them the
,,ospect of q good year. The Philomatheans are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07

WATER COMPANIES. The London County
Council last week decided by an overwhelming ma
jority in favor OF the compulsory purchase Of all
the London water companies involving many mill
ions q mounds sterling Such bill. however. will
rn.et with desperate opposition IN Parliament.
where the vested interests are exceptionally strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07

WELSH LABOR TROUBLEs-The great South
Wales collier strike no sooner over than
other Is threatened. owing 20 the miners. in de-
fance Of their agreement with the employers. de-
CidinR BY big majority to retain every Monday
as a holiday Trouble is expected tomorrow, when
the absentees will be prosecuted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-07

KITCHENER AND HoOLEY-Apart rom pon-
,,c. N. attention OF London last week has been
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STORMS AND FLOODS.-Last week vas week
OF gales foods and storms in all parts OF Great
Britain The English lake district has been visited
by the heaviest flood In thirty years. Derwent-
water and Bassenthwait. both well known 20
American tourists became one vast lake All the
Intervening meadow land covered with water
The southern part of Scotland also suffered greatly
and I'm the British Channel the gale was so severe
thar the Calais-Dover service was suspended for
two days and. IS this route has the monopoly OF
the mail service communication between Eng
land and France was stopped Passengers leaving
Paris at clock in the morning arrived at Dover
at , o'clock on the following day.
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50c. and 81 % AT drugelsts.
SCOTT {. BOVINE, henists. New York