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New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
COVNECTTCTT STATE FEDERATION.

rneA,inr ~ the Council Of the Connecticut
State Federation ~ Womens Cubs was he'd
yesterday a, II O'Clock a. m al the headquarters
OF the Norwich club Of Norwich. 'onn. Inc
council consisted Of tho presidents OF forty-three
clubs. chairmen of standing committees ana t"e
officers and directors Of the Federation. numbering
In all about sixty.
The programme carried ont al the meeting III
cluded the presidents greeting. reports OF chd'i-
men Of all Federation committees. reports OF c'up
presidents on Federation work reports OF ciuoS
received since June. and paper on s~eatshopS
and factory laws. followed ny discusSo" vi
What Can We DO About IT,? 49,.
reception rendered 70 the members ot me
council by the Wednesday Afternoon OIub OF ,toa
uicb and luncheon served. Guests from out or
Town we're net A. the railroad station by members
Of the Wednesday Afternoon 'Iub' wearing INV
Federation colors. , Iii -
Tn general meeting OF the Federation Will ne
hold in New Britain Conn. early in December.
when Mrs Lowe president ~ the General Fedora
lion will be one Of the guests of honor
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
THE BERLIN ~ ANOTHER COLLISION.

MIsUNDERsToOD THE RICKMERs's SIGNALS
PROCEEDED TO SEA WITHOUT STOPPING.
The transport Berlin. which sailed early Thurs
dav morning for Porto Rico had one more 10 ada
10 her list Of collisions on .eaving the harbor The
Hamburg American Line steamer Helene Rickmers
which came into tho port AT the time the Berlin
passing out met the transport between LID
erty Island and the quarantine station. The trans
port misunderstood the signals given, and as
result the steamers crashed together. The
Rickmers had several plates on her port bow badly
damaged and the staff OF her port anchor bent and
twisted. Two small boat. the Berlin were
smashed. What other damage she sustained Is not
known as she proceeded her trip without stop
ping 10 report The Berlin. on her last trip out OF
this port on September q. had a collision with the
White Star Line steamer TeutOnic. which was then
coming in The Berlin at that time had several
OF her plates bent
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
NINTH REGIMENT MEN RUSH THE GUARD.
RAN FROM THEIR ARMoRY WHEN TIRED OF
WAITING FOR DoC-rORs-FIGHT LANDS
TWO IN 4 POLICE COURT.

TWO IN \ POLICE COURT.
The members OF the 9th New-York Volunteers as
sembed at the armory yesterday morning, In COM
pliance with the order of Colonel Greene tn
sembe each morning for rocall till the mastering
October n. Two physicians expected
at the armory yesterday begin the physical ex-
animation Of the men. The doctors did not appear.
and about 1913 O'Clock people in Fourteenthst. near
the armory. heard a great shout and then saw men
pouring out Of the armory heter-skelter.
one Of the men who supposed TO be guard
at the entrance unable TO stem the rush. and
about four hundred men. after laughing among
themselves for a few minutes started of to hun
dreds Of different destinations Two Of them said
that the men had got tired Of remaining in the
had been ordered 10 remain in the building. but the
delay had been too iiresome.
\ number OF other men climbed out of the win
dows at the end Of the armory. and many
more went down into the cellar and out through
tain OConnor, the officer Of the day. discovered
that the could not be brought back. ne coun-
termanded the order tor them 10 remain IN the
armory. and told those who had remained that
they could go II they wanted to.
Internal dssensions in the 9Th Regiment. when
began while the regiment was in camp al thicka-
mauga. eliminated at police court nearing EeS
having been arrested on the charge OF Thomas &.
Robitzek Il private OF the same company, VINO
accused him Of assault. Robzek Is accused 10y
stories TO the newspapers about the regiment Nc
kenna disliked RoOitZek. and when the TWO men
met Thursday night In saloon At Sixth-aNe
and FCurteenth-St a quarrel "nsued. RODitZek was
knocked down and ne had McKenna arrested Mag
sirate Deuel. held McKenna in $500 bail for exami-
nation lie was bailed out by Lieutenant Romayne
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
RipTTSTS At iSHTNGTON HEIGHTS

The new organ OF the Washington Heights Bap
tist Church. dedicated last week At the annual
meeting II tho Southern New-York Baptist Associ-
ation. bu' which at that time had not been tuned
and nut m condition 10 he used will b. exhibited
and payed for the first time tomorrow morning
AZ the usual morning public worship. In the even
inC AZ - o'clock fifteen minute service Of con-
gregatonal praise will he held This praise service
will he led 10y able conductor. and the new organ
will he made feature of the evenings service for
the present The recently published Baptist hymnal
Sursum Corda." will he used. The Washington
Heights BAPTIST Church with its and beauti-
IN. building and its earnest corps Of workers. is
proving 10 be important feature of the religious
life Of tho heights. Seven hundred people wit
messed the dedication OF its haptistery last Sun
day evening. when the ordinance ~ baptism a.
Baptists ogserve II celebrated for the FIRST time
Uuon ha
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
NAVY

Commander F TILLEY detached from n. Navy Yard
AZ Norfolk and ordered command tho Vioksburs
comanac LITTLE 4e'sssd ss wSsTn. Ts% me- V'S
Commando r. sERREE detached from command - the
wheeling ordered 20 assume charge y The Twelfth
Lighthouse District.
Lieutenant . +. WILSON. retired detached from 'hs
Nayy Yard Washington and ordered home.
Lieutenant A Gt'GNTERHALTEN. ordered 70 ne Navy
Yard az League Island.
Passed Assistant Engineer G r SALISBURY. detached
from the Annapolis and ordered 70 the New York
Navy Yard
Passed Assisan, Engineer 9. II MATHEWS. ordered TO
the Annapolis
Captaln G W. COFFIN. retired detached a. nspecto,
IN charge of The T~efh iash,house 'sic, s.. az. ~
United state.
Assistant Engineer F.. }. GROW detached from the
Wabash and ordered 20 The Amphi'rite.
and ordered - ,he Naval War college.
Assistant Naval coa.truc'or J. 2, MDoNALD detached
" r Trgg a. superintendent, of the construction ~
Dole the Decatur. the shubrick the Stockton
Assistan, Paymaster II NJ BURR. honoraby discharged
october 70
Passed Assistant Engineer " o. KAssON. honorabiy
discharged October 10
Lieutenant r II GIGNILLIAT. detached from th-
Prairie and ordered
Assistant Surgeon 4 r. HEPNER. detached from ts'
Chief Engineer J. : HANNTM detached from the Bos
Navy Yari and ordered h me await orders
chief Engineer y :. ROSS detached from The Minn-
chief Engineer c. p HOWELL. ordered the Mime
a:5ls n connection with the machinery Of the colnn'-
Chief Engineer w. r. DUNNIHG when discharged rom
hospital treatment. ordered 10 Washing n tor ex
animation FOR retirement. and then home and await
Naval Constructor }. ii LINNARD. detached from tn.
Naval Academy. and ordered home on tw' mon'hs'
Assis,sn, Paymss,er . r WOOD TO the rasy yard a;
Boston assistant 70 the general s'oreNe'ter.
Assistant surgeon F. Z WAGNER honorsbly discharged
October 20
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

CEpTIpN TOILET which is applied
over the lining the slight fulness At the loMer
edge being well drawn 10 the centre-back. Inc
ful vest is gathered and Joined 10 the deep square
yoke. the right edge Of which j. included IN me
front. The neck IS joined 10 the smooth standing
collar and closes at the left shoulder and on
the eft-front lining underneath the lapels. Inc
overfronis are faced. and roll back from shoulder
IA waist tapering 20 form the handsome lapels
Gathers at the lower "dge form pouch"1 efi"ci
in front while the sides are smoothly adjusted
over tho ntted lining \ combination pf BLACK
with any becoming color can thus he stylishly r'-
veloped the choice ~ garniturc FOR decoration
Ieine almost unlimited The mode Is adapted 10
All wool and silk fabrics. and Is suitable for Visit
ing church wear or informal entertainments. \
ais, of silk I'm this style could be- worn with any
separate skirt, Or the toilet could be fashon,1
throughout from plaid wool goods. such as CASH
To make this waist for woman Of medium
size will require p. yards OF material ~ lnches
riae Pattern No 7.4G j. cut IN sizes FOR a
S2 q 81 3 and - inch bust measure To max
This skirt Will require 3's Yards OF ne same w'GlI IN
r,arcrfal Patte-n 30. 1S'l is cut IN sizes l"i
n % a. 2s : and 80 inch waist measure
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
FOURTH BATTERY NTSTERED OFT.

The members OF the ith Battery. United States
Volunteers mustered out OF the service of tie
United States in the armory OF the % Battery. IN
East Thirty-third-st yesterday morning The men
were eager 10 be free. and were ali beaming with
delight They went into camp at Hempstesd on
July g. and never got any further. Before
the formaty OF muGtering out the men were
paid on YESTERDAY by Major Houston. o. tho
Paymasters Department. Then Captain Elana-
gan arranged HIS men In a hollow square. and tney
were formally mustered out by Captain Lassiter,
OF the 18th United States Infantry. The men held
a stag party In the arrory yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
THE TRTRTNE MENU.
FOR SUNDAY, OCTOBFR p.

FOR SUNDAY, OCTOBFR p.
BREAKFAST.
Stewed pruncs.
Baked eggs on toast.
Dreaded sv-eetn-oads mushroom sauce
Hot biscuits. honey.
Coffee. whipped cream.
DINNER.
Ocsters on the halfshen.
ce,a-, Assorted pickles.
BAKED haddock. cream gravy.
Roast quail bu:tered toast strips.
ro-,,-c,e - c,.rrar- iellv Lettuce salad.
po.e. e,ree, ro,af0es Stewed onions.
Nssehoa .-r,ine Creamed carrots.
Rice pudding with raisins. hard sauce
Nar-'n o. 10 Lemon sherhct. Wafers.
Coffee.
TEA.
Cold sliced quail. currant jelly.
uo.e.c oa+-ies Fried tomatoes.
CUP cus:ard. lemon waters.
C1ke Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
CHILDRENS DAY At THE FOOD Snow

To-day will be school-o hildren's day AZ tho
Food Show AZ Madison Square Garden. by special
request. children accompanied by adults will be
admitted in the afternoon A reduced price. Spe-
cial tickets for children may be obtained only at
Manager Callahan's office Instructions In making
given in the Concert Hall in the afternoon.
after Mrs. Lemcke's cooking lectures This after
noon Mrs. Iemcke will speak about pastry OF
various kinds inc luding pies and many fancy
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
THE cOu4L NO LONGER A TRANSPORT.

The Mallory Line steamship comai arrived In port
Yesterday. after her service as a Government trans
,o-, She will at once be returned TO the hnr'
Tba nrincpai duty OF the Comal was 10 ca.fs re-
iies supplies TO the Cubans For the iss, :, ~ "a
re sha has been I'm Cuban waters win si-"vv
mor,h Of supplies on board. She nrst wen. 10 70
Havana where the spsniards attemSed hen be wen,
20 Watsnzas where the supplies were landed, ana
where relief committees were formed 10 o's'''o1'
-.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
FOR NEU-YORK SOLDIERS.

San Francisco. Oc'. 2l.-'ieneral Merriam has ap-
proved the following cour;-martial sentences:
First Sergeant William G. Prull. Company NJ lst
New York to ne reduced 20 the ranks and 10 for
felt fifteen DAYS pay Tor disOheiience Of orders
and using abusive language: Private Henry J.
pcutchbein. Company B same regiment. tn be con-
fined hard labor under charge of post guard
Honolulu for one month and forfeit $40 for dso-
belienco of orders and using obscene language.
Private John Albert. Company 4. regiment. 70
he confined hard labor under charge of a post
guard ~ Honolulu for thirty davs for disobedience
q
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
NEW TyIFORWS FOR THE TROOPS.

Colonel Klmbal. the deputy qusrtermsster- gem
era At the Army Builing. has advertised for bids
for - 90 uniforms. 10 be made for the troops who
a-e 10 garrison cuba and Porto Rico The bids VIII
be received up 10 October 81 The uniforms are 10
be made OF American cotton. and are 10 he similar
10 those used during the recent campaign In CuDa-
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
THE RFSOLTTE DISINfECTED.

The auxiliary cruiser Resolute. which was DE-
tanned at Quarantine. has been thoroughly disin-
fcctef and was released yesterday afternoon She
at once went 70 anchorage or Liberty lsleAd
and will proceed to-day 10 the Brooklyn Navy
Yard
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
rpOOpS FOX THE PEACE JUBILEE.

Camp Meade Mddletown. Penn. OCT A.~Ths
,roop. which will take part IN the Peace Jnoiee
,.nra,ion will start for Philadelphia on "Wednesday
rntro IN the Pennsylvania Railroad. They VIII
be- moved by divisions. and will require twelve
srranred With the railroad company for two hospl'
tai cars for each division.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
TO BE Returned TO SPANISH OWNERS.

The spanish steamer Mortura which was capt
ured nv the Army at the surrender Of Santiago.
will sail to-day for Santiago with supplies FOR me
commissary and quartermasters department. Al. Al,
Ter she unloads these supplies she will be- returned
10 her spar nsh owners as her capture was decia'eo
bv the prize court 10 be Illegal.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

MI and Mrs. Gustav Becker Of No. 20 West
Ninety ffth-st. Will give their first musical Of
the season this morning This is the fourth year
q ihese musicals. and they will take place
at their home the first and third Saturdays Of each
month. They really lecture-musicals rs an
informal talk or paper on musical subject IS
always given The subjects for the winter will he
announced this eyfning.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
YELLOW FEVER RAPIDLY DECREASIAG.
TRAIN INSPECTION SERVICE ORDERED DIscoN-
TINUED.

Washington Oct 2l.-The cold weather In the
South Is checking the yellow fever epidemic. and
the reports 10 the Marine Hospital Service author-
ties here show a constantly decreasing number or
cases. Yesterdays reports from Mississippi show
two new cases and death at Hattiesburg; Jack
white; Yazoo city. two white. one colored;
ana one death. white Harrlston. one colored ana
Water Valley one colored Acting SurgeonCen-
eral Bai,hache to-day ordered the withdrawal OF
all train inspectors from the railroads entering and
traversing Western Tennessee. and sent the same
instructions 70 apply TO all roads in Northern
Alabama and those centring a. Chattanooga.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

a n q completely
hide the pleck"t
which is finished
at ihc top Of the
G 9 II TT 9 ha k
Sc q m. Gathers
may take the
place ~ pleats II
so preferred. The
lower edge flares
gracefully Il
pre- tt Y ripples
(caused by the
shaping 10 the
foot. where II
measures four
yards. The scam
in front is a
fancy. not q ne
cessity. and may
be omitted when
not desired.
The stylis : h
waist Is arranged
over glove fitted
Innings that close
IN the centre
front. and com
hines the "a sh-
ionahle guifnpe
effect with the
full vest-front 50
universally be
e. - m n z. The
seamless ha ck is
shaped in low
round outline At
NJ top. disclos-
ing the yoke OF
tdffeta and lace.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
ABOUT WAR RELIEF WORK
ITS AID NO LONGER REQUIRED BY THE
GOVERNMENT
MISS wALvORTH's BODY Is TAKEN TO SARA
ToGA-HELEN GOULD. IN TOKEN OF HER
WREATH or ORCHIDS.

LOVE. SENDS Az EXQUISITE
WREATH OF ORCHIDS.
The Woman's National War Relief Association
will today give UP the house at No. Sl5 East Ff-
teenth-st.. which has been IN for monks
as temporary hospital fer soldiers on their way
home from the camps An agent OF the associate
made a reQues, Major Appel for permission to
continue the work and oTcn the establishment in
another quarter. Major Appel refused. giving as
a reason that the Government now wishes to take
entire care Of the men who in the service.
Major Appel has applied 20 the Adjutant-General
Of the Department Of the East for permission 10
provide a building where convalescent soldiers
coming through New-York might he lodged TEN
porarNy He regards il as demoralizing for the
men TO accept the charitable Offices Of the civil as
sociations
FUNERAL OF MISS WALWORTH.
The death OF Miss Reubena Walworth who was
so active in the work Of he Woman's War Relief
Association. cast heavy shadow over the work
ers IN the F.fteerth-st hospital home. and was
deeply felt by the men wnom she had cared for
Miss Walwor,h's body was taken 70 Saratoga on
The 1870 o'clock lrain YESTERDAY morning ne
Waiworth home the Rev, Dr william G. Durant
NAM friends of The family gathered a. the
Grand Central Station yesterday when The funeral
S9rege ToG1.. 'oTe' lwoI,b Idarette WsIWorh he
writer. Ms Kate Barbour. daughter Of the ate
Judge Barbour Of the superior Court Mrs, Mary
Duncan Putnam. Miss Bessie Putnam and Miss
Fora oaerines from personal friends and or
ganizations 20 which Mrs and Miss Walworth be
ionFed Aled one end Of the car broKeh Goun mn
Yecialy noticeable This was sent by Post Par
M M An @ SH9"if HaB TTe?i S[ MIS- OF oud SS ana INES
Several members of the family Joined the funeral
arrival at Saratoga by q delegation from the Sara
toga chapter I,augh,trs of IN, antricah i'''o'u-
ThG faRg pariy Nrss Ysie WaMorth Mrs jasper
r.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
THE TRIBTNE PATTERN.
A TIsst-E-PAPER PATTERN OF WOMAN's
RECEPTION TOILET. CONSISTING OF
BASQUE WAIST. 40. 7i5l OR CIR
CI'LAR SKIRT. no. 7.29l FOR
nI-p0N ANn 10 CENTS

The clnging style that characterizes the new
autumn modes H. well exem9lifed in the dress
costume here illustrated. Rich novelty goods
that show a black satin waved stripe In hayaderc
effect IS used for the skirt. waist and sleeves. the
woke iun front. collar and revers being II white
taffeta striped with rows " black lace insertion.
The skirt Of circular shape. Is made with bias
seam in the centre-front. the stripes being ar
ranged 10 meet I'm shape. The foot trimming con-
sists Of TWO narrow frls Of black satin ribbon.
Three short darts each side ft the skirt smooth
~ over the hips. the fulncss IN back being laid
in single deep rleats that come closely together
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

The first annual report Of the Distressed Gentle
folks Aid Association. OF London. England. shows
considerable progress in the good work which is
the object Of the organiza ton. This IS TO relieve
educated and refined people who. owing to agri-
cultural depression and other causes. find them
selves almost on the verge Of starvation
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

The knickerbocker Chapter OF the paush'erS oi
the American Revolution held It's first meeting for
the season yesterday morning at the home Of the
regent Of the chapter Mrs Richard Henry Greene.
No 235 Central Park West. The chapter vas
largely represented. Reports Of the summer work
were given plans for the winter work formulated
and A social reunion enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
AQNLYsAqs92FnANS [pA@96aS5 29a5
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The first general meeting Of the kindergarten
Union Of New-York City and vicinity will be held
at No. 100 West Ffty-fourth-st. this afternoon at
2 o'clock Professor Royce OF Harvard tnver,
sity. will speak on How the Psychologist and
Teacher May Cooperate All interested In educa-
tional matters cordially invited TO he present
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

The Duchess OF Northumberland opened. last
Tuesday. the wing which has been added as a
Jubilee Memorial 20 the Missions TO Seamen lnsti-
tute al MiddesborOugh. England. She has SHOWN
her further interest by contributing $500
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22

Among the honored guests at the reception given
bv the Westchester Woman's Club Of Mount Yer
non last Wednesday were Mrs. NJ. Louise Thomas
ex-president Of Sorosis. the Rev DR.. Augusta
Chaplin and Miss Barker. OF ST. Louis: Mrs
Brooks. Mrs Buck. Mrs. White. Miss Wnite OF
this city: Mrs John Trow. Of the Woman's lnsti-
tute OF Yonkers: Mrs. II. NJ. Greene and Mrs John
Britain. Of Yonkers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-18
Nuoemeiner Waarenmarft.

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8pbuen - 5O-55c per 8ui6eI.Siite.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-18
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September. $40 $40 6.42H 6e2I
111arftberiht.
Edorperf1ufe.

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$40; Strai9bts. s6.O0-6.2O; Sp~eciaI.9raubs. barter
JrIBfabrs.W ei3eu 9atents. $7.4O-S.00; 9oters'. $3.50
IS. Is; &p9oennebL $3.60-3.O.
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$l.I5-1.SO rOtber $40. 2, $L.47-l.4s.
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