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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
A yEw.yoRKER DROWNED AT FREEpoR7

Emil Krauth, twenty-three years old. OF No 535
East Thirty hfth-st., Manhattan was drowned yes
terday while bathing of the Woodcleft Inn Free
port. Long Island. He was a cousin OF the hotel
proprietor and was in the water with many others
lie swan some distance away, and no particular at
tenion was paid to him until he was seen TO throw
mp his hands and scream FOR assistance. Before
his brother or airy OF the others could get to him he
had disappeared. His body recovered but eff
forts 10 revive him were fruitless
lie met his death at the same spot where a few
weeks ago Mayor Van Wyck aided In the rescue
OF three young women from being drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
SENATOR KENNETS TROTRLES.

NAV rE RETIRED OK THE CHARGE Of ASSIST
ING pEFArLT1SG TELLER BoGGs
Wilmington Del. Sept. limited States Dis
trict-Attorney Louis G. VanderRrift is preparing to
present to the Federal Grand Jury. which will re.
assemble In this city next Tuesday additional evil
dence IN the case Of the Government against United
States Senator Richard r. Kenney. charged with
aiding and ahettng William y. Boggs to misapplv
funds Of the First National Bank OF Dover
Should this evidence meet the approval Of the
Grand Jury IT will probably return another indlct-
ment against the Senator in addition TO that which
le still pending on which he was tried In july the
trial having resulted IN dsa ereement
Although this indictment viii be new one the
evidence TO substantate WILL II rs understood. be
the same line had ALREADY been submitted
n tho first trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

systematic examination 81 the STOCKS OF u'''',''
Large manufacturing chemists ar" reported 70 -
,,,,t,c IN a run,b.r Of medicines In style SINH
lar 10 proprietary medicines In general but pear
Ing no stamp Medicinal chemical compound prepa-
ratlons many patented or undermined are neIinS
mnroperly nut on tho market uncompounoed
rhrrnicals and unstamped. The Department says
the action Of the chemists threatens the lntesfIy
- ,ho ,rholo ,ax .yst.rn under Schedule r. as re-
atng 20 medicinal articles and calls Tor the seri-
Gus attention OF the entire service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
HAWAIIAN LAWS ~ FORCE.
MERCHANTS ENGAGING ~ BUSINESS rurRE
MUST CONFORM 70 TWEEN

Washineton Sept a ruling that persons en-
g,ginr in business IN Honolulu affected nv Inter
nal Revenue laws aust comply with the Hawai-
ian laws now IN force II laid down In a let'-r
sent today hv Commissioner NJ Internal Revenue
Scott In response n an individual inquiry. Com
missioner Scott SAYS
You are informed that while the Joint resolu:
ton ri Congress. approved July = iss', provided
Tor mo annexation NJ the Hawaiian Islands, and
extended the sovereignty ~ tho United States
thereto the laws ~ this country have not YET
been extended to that Jurisdiction. and the In
ternal Revenue laws OF the United states are not
A. present In force there II Is understood that the
laws heretofore prevailing In these Islands now
govern ard that therefore. II viii be necessary
for Won n comply with the requirements Of the
same II Is supposed that the Internal Revenue
laws ~ tho United States and the regulations
hereunder will ultimately obtain In III" Hswa'ian
rala Dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02

Philadelphia. Sept The United states "'.m,
t., ,bta CITY Ia. Just completed tho largest wv
ron,hs' work IN the history ~ the inS''u''o, ~.
49,. .ur,nor SEASON. The coinage IN me months II
W. , ,,,,,,, r.nrosen,cd valuation OF so"
90 x os.n nn OF which was IN gold ann 'nS rns,
rnainder in subsidiary and minor CON ,rad IL a
,,a,i. ~ ,sp on pieces wer" 'oir"u 20
90, d.va ths mint will begin the coinage %, s..
~, ,.sos in sccordancs With a contraCt ln''' -
~, p' :e,,- -, Win that o, san Domingo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
Mems
Furnishings

Mems MADRAS tic weather IS ST."
r.:',.:. with us. and BIDS far 70 re-
Furnishings main with us for some time.
Consequently YOU will be glad to Know
that the very best ties that are made rom
the very best madrases that are woven can
be bought at 25o. for six hat IS just
three times as many tics for quarter ds
YOU could get a month ago ana inc ''eS
are the same quality or better.
Madras shirts, too. worth more .0-aay
than anv dav this year, if to-day fu!illS the
promise of Yesterday. Worth more pul
costing less. Fifty Cents each. you can
pick dollar and even dollar ana-a-na"
kinds from he lot. if YOU are carly enough
say before eleven.
A Ghy-cent suspender for 25c. Interest
inc at any time, but rather more interesting
than usual lust now. Every concelvabIe
color and combination Of coIors is mere mat
was ever conceived for SuSpcnder use.
Men. Furnishing store. Nnth street
Assorted A pouND-Box of these excel
chocojates lent chocolates at 2oG; IS an
o"o oo ~ unusual bargain. They're
al LVe' 'O' pure and good. and Their
equals bring much bigger prices generally
We have other sorts-higher prlced-but
still cheaper than same qualities IN most
other stores. You nav be interested IN the
30c. and soc. sorts.
Basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
PrLTNG on PENSION CHECKS

Washington. Sept 1-Commissloner Evans has
issued order prohibiting the sending OF pension
checks 10 general delivery" The intention OF the
Department rs to have all such checks delivered AZ
tho individual local addresses Of the pensioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
Selling of China and Glass

We have collected highly advantageous unle St wonder
FIJI chowinc Of china OF all kinds sorts characters and descriptions
from cheapest to costes We have gathered at exactly the right
time Ion an economical sandpoin equally wonderful showing
cvSta cut glass But most wonderful thing OF all the list
nr;ces would make glorious Advertising but it's Too long We
@ e the Whole matter to YOU You know china and glass
,Ten prices Come and learn some of these irregular ones
The main aisle Broadway and large portion OF 'e basement
are devoted to the selling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
riLITNG DRUGGISTS TO ACCOUNT.
CHEMISTS SAID TO BE PREPARING MEDICINAL
COMPOUNDS WITHOUT AFFIxING REV
r.t-r STAMPS

Washington. Sept The Treasury Department
has issued circular calling the attention OF col
lsctors ana revenue agents TO the fact that the
tax medicinal preparations Is not being thor
UuSbly enforced, and ordering immediate aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
nun ,,rvr p1REcToRs REPORT.

Washington. SEPT, The monthly 'epo., ~ .o,a,
n,r.c,or ~ tho Mint issued today SHOWS '"e -
coinage at IN. mints Of ne hi ,,,s 90 IN 600
,,nne, a. follows Gold $a3f2" siiVer .-''
AusuS, H. ~ tisa 7se total coinage. 81 ,S1sSo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
A SOLUTION SUGGESTED

sympsthize with those experts who both Phil
nsoph.cally and patheucaliy maintain that the
craftsmanship OF their employment should cease.
nd not by the attorney Of either side under color
o. the courts authority; that many experts
should Re iudlcally summoned the Judge thinks
the rights Of all interest In the will require;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
&l NmmM &hn
Personal Observation
In General, and a Case in Point

" have eyr, GOOD things to talk about We delight in detail
w We are lust fond Of phrase Reduced from as we have
found YOU to be But often the very best things we present 40 mol
If elaborate detail because there's too much OF IT, IN sch cases
we must rev pon YOUR own observation the goods and your own
knowledge Of the usual and accepted prices
As strongly point we instance tnlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
WOn1en's
Tan Shoes

YOU At NI.Vo 4 Special TOT, dIIu Ole OF me
reasons why this lS-months-old shoe bust.
ness Of ours is already 4 giant.
Ninety cents and dollar pair for darl
tan kidskin shoes for girls and small boys
They have tips and heavy oak leather soies
Two more reasons.
Fourth avenue anf Ninth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
Ready.Made Sheets
and Pillow Cases

other needs. While the prices quoted below
might seem to indicate poor, inferior stuff,
the plain truth OF the matter is that these
are of the best muslin we know.
p,..,us, pu,ow C,sss BlsAcHap SHEETS
A,,as,I in re. 72x90 in, 4oo.
,o,asL !, 1sc. slx9o in, soc.
14,as,I in 1Ie 90r99 in, 55e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-02
John WANAMAKER
wrLuERDING INQUIRY POSTPONED.

r.l A r S,eu,rt s. Co Broadway 9th and IUth So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

lace applique The Marquise d'Ifonort In pink
puee was much admired and all the smart YOUNG
men were presently
Dear Lady. you fashion the fashion plates
Ana love the dantiy gowHed;
SOCIALLY. you are akin to The Fates--
Bat where are you 10 be found?
C0od WIN. perhaps, one lanent glance,
FROM Ger the top Of your fan,
At the Duchess OF Dumbeiown's sinai. dance
III were smart young man?
on, how can meet you 20 press your hand
As sentimental hint,
Which shall make you remember and understand
That love anne in print
Are you blord or brunette or short or tall? b
shall track you If | can
And the fOOtman shall tell you. in the hail.
That am 'gmart young man."
And thea. perhaps. shall see in the press
That Among Those" ] was seen,
In quite rrcprCachabc evening dress
With collar of velve teen
shall read. with JOY that will drive me dumb,
That my gloves were white not tan,
All! then shall know for all time to
That am Smart young man."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

bur not one came Toward to set his money and
his pockothpnk
the people To come up and reiey" him If his en-
barrassncrt Of wealth.
Il hay" e sick vic ~ home he said. who
y 10 langUI>h and decline II she h'ars th1t you
thus oh~tiuatcly refuse go accommodate" ne by
taking this money. To induce you further shall
atd u gold watch and a bsycl" to my offer. I ask
for nothing In exchange. You IT" Simply assisting
poor. OVsrburdtucd man who cannot get RIA or
his vast store. BE Kind TO me. Come ana take
this money and property"
There were murmurings IN the crowd ana
man whose name. il later turned out was
Sunpkns and who had lost {H the last time he
went To- Omaha with cattle, remarked that these
that II be was the 'sherrun il would be done
mighty quick \ little red headed fellow away
on thc edge OF the crowd said that this was the
most shameless thiee-card monte game he ever
seen. \ Onc-armcd man with whskers growing
up Of his chest remarked that If he only had
TWO arms the wouldn't be long under the
The ST Joe still continued to talk. raising mis-
Offer 10 deeds TO farm lands and city lots. and
when he got as far as saying ne would give a
railroad ticket 10 chicago TO all hands there was
united rush The Sheriff seized him from behind
and the city marshal took him by haf-Nelson
from the front The Mayor grabbed one leg and
been for the hard work OF Hoyt. the keeter or
the hotel. the man who went running FOR a rope
would not have had the chase in vain. Hoyt ex-
planned that this WAS poor. dem"ntei creature
who had lost Al bus money in the Holt county
Bank that Barrett Scott wrecked. and had brOoded
on il and ought he piticd The rest of US joined
man and at last. promise that he would be
sent out Of town 10y the next train. he released
to us. The whole popu alton came down TO the
depot and waited rcstiNcly for the train We got
the -. joseph man to the depot 10y a 'ircutouS
route and the other tNo Of us went as far up the
road as ChadrOn with HIM to protect him.
II told you how that brotherhood of-inan feeling
would work he said. triumphantly. the next
morning. when We gave him his receipted hotel BILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
M A THAMES STEAMER.
TWO OLD LADIES AND THE GRlMY
P FACED MAN.

49,, pidce in The Windsor Magazine
~. faced man looks out Of the aperture over
4 grniSr eroom The passengers look al HIM
rpnnderinely .s many sov.reirns.-
BEE reprats genial old lady 10 the grim,
Il sa., Il say | shouldn, mind having as
ts sev sovreens as times you We oceh up anu oo"
hsw ISe"' remarks nc grimyfaced man, SIS ike
this uo,,st rot very tired Of H." remarks tho old
you si iec THE meenotony. mean"
hc! "a The smell Of the engines,
IA a. the feeling that so man! hNes oeI'nc upon
yoa -, tho going on all through the sumner
.xornng noon and ngni
NJ after day week after week
.p@sr after year The old ladies seem 20 enjoy
- duct Of sympathy very much. Growing OLD
NJ ,he service OF tho company that YOU We server
80 nd only hope says the frs: lady that they
n,Snnuatc vou and provide for your children
tTgten mans spent all the pest years OF MS NE
LING away ike Niger -
taT n6k ere, interrupts the grimy man. an'asiN,
.uibo are ,oI calling names"
"6f course The work naturally makes yoD rather
NJ in ;hc face because yod cannot he always
p ""sshinr-r.n YOU now? Trying work II must he
son Yourself SO neat and tidy as YOU might wish:
-, vas The company chimes IN the other lady
q, her MN Il should feel that the least could do
Nh an old servant Ike YOU. that's been with en-
" doubt fcr tho best part of lifetime to SEE
mai your family didn't have TO bear the expense of
uniting you away when '--
vi say SAYS The erimy-facea man. protcs ting
.eye us 4 chaWnce. You're reckoning me an at a
6ne old rate YOU are Why. | amt been II this
seryce not I'VE minutes This - nrst trip"
Then do think" remarks The old lady with
dignity YOU might nave mentioned Il AZ FIRST,
nv good man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

other round ana tried 70 chang" 'h' s!tJ' g. FALL
ing ~ That be- finally sand
YES ! learned 20 ri j.. bat II wasn't because q
any nfatudtiou fcr tho wheel NJ! wife wanted 20
learn
But know lots q mon Who don; rid' HON
selvc. ana whose wives DO" suce' sfcd the one N
the blue sweater.
no doubt ~; that's h".auee they have not given
auy thought go tie subject. II" day after my wife
deriotd liza, she wanted wheel saw young
man teaching young woman how 20 ride.
"WeIr
wei ] Jaw him holding her on The wheel and ]
ssw thc Way she grabbed for him when she thought
she Wa going o. fall That changed M views on
III, subject Of ticN cling sOmew hat.
Thought You'd Ike to learn yourself On
DIDN'T car, any more about II than DID before.
bat J made mp my mind ihai ther" Was only on"
MAJ Do tbs wide world VINO is going 10 teach my
Wi. hoW 20 keep wheel don't give any man
a hs,us, 10 run ny ana down tho block with ms
around ny wif"s waist while sit on the fToIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
WY M LEARNED TO RIDE.

From The Chicago Post.
They had mot IT one OF ;he many cyclists re-
treats }" ana the man IN The blue sWcatcr seemed
10 he surprised az the meeting.
II thought Won said YOU never would learn 90
yde the hiCVcic. he said
The other acted sOmew hat III at and an
euered that he believed he had made some such
remark that.
LAS recall IT," persisted the one in the blue
sweater you asserted that no sane man could get
ANY fun ont OF bicycling ANYWAY"
Well" returned the one in the gray knicker-
boxers J. am still Of the opinion that il isn't any
thing like the fun its cracked " 10 be don +;
care much Tor II.
Yet you'y learned 10 ride.
The one il ,he gray knickerbockers called for an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

reminded the haror ~ INC story III" commits
sion which was SO great a Joke that even the
court laughed. il seems that the commission
with an lis general know lcde' Of ar and OF IT'S
particular knowledge 70 what wa q genuine
Titan. bought ~, plc.ur" for .arE' 'uin ana
when they proceeded 10 rub th' rciuf" down 10
learn What the finish was. - red su:id'" waf as
covered. and they thought beneath TINS lay the
secret hat on removing Il thcv found all old por-
Everybody laughed ex.'p; she ANore q ,h's
tale. A ,.. 49, ,,.,t
Why" she said innoc'uu,. ! doi g. m.'n
ycrv often. don; thcy9 And Why shouldn't Iliin
- ,..,,cd over ,his OF" ] don't really soc how
nttIc min Ike That cor.c "ff' ; it' woTk Of Il
r,allv great artist.
Thtn NOBODY laughed t''...' '''ti''- VS.
rara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

From The Chicago Record.
Three Of US were sitting on the vcranda in front
OF Hoyt's Hotel at Rushve. in Northwestern
Nebraska, summer evening. talking about
social condit ions and all sorts of things tramp
Indian Of The "coffee-coO.or variety who had just
passed furnished matter for much reasoning, ana
from the wrongs Of 10 and the remedy therefor
passed To altruridn subjects generally, hnally
fetching up with that section OF "Locksley lialI
which mentions the federation Of the world ana
the brotherhood Of man. Then the ST. Joseph
drug man became earnest.
1T won't do" he said. NO. sir. People are too
suspicious Of one another. The man VINO came
around trying to upHft and help would nave 10
get prominent citzcn rs to Vouch ior hiil
before he would be allowed to pass our single
benefactiOn and then they would want TO turn IL
inside out and examine the NnlnS ana Dile II "
see If Il solid metal
The ready made clothing man from .hlcago was
hardly ready TO mat far ana sala SO Where-
upon the 81. Joseph man offered 10 bet IN" anount
OF the hotel bill for all three that he could prove
II in ten minutes. the Chicago man 20 pay all
reasonable costs of said proving.
The Chicago man still believed that people were
not all warped away from trust in their Fellows
so he took the bet. Then the St Joseph salesman
mounted a box which was standing on the SIDE
walk near by and began Offering testimony He
sang n song and In TWO minutes the street was
clogged with curious people Having obtained an
audience he started in on his tax 80.
Ladies' and gent. men. he began, IL i my
earnest desire 10 lend every person wlthln tho
sound Of my voice so" He paused for moment.
and as nobody advanced TO take advantage OF MS
offer, ne went =,
ION the whole after thinking II over. ! have de-
clded to raise il TO s. and TO offer hrst-cidss
lea her pockc book to keep II IN
The bystanders looked at one another IN WoiueI-
ment and began 10 shift uneashy on 'heir iee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
little MSS LOGIC.

From Punch
Little Dot 90 eminent professor Of chemistry 80
Aro goa cL' mist?
Eminent Irofc,sor-Yce. my dear.
l. p Have YOU got shop Win lovely large
colOred bottle in the window?
J.. P-No my dear: don't keep q shop
/. b--Iprf yUu2 Then suppose y0u don't s"!l
jon 'ylIl@" CO.. IN Jujcb's;
J.. T. 80. my dear. certainly do not
J. Il. ,1c -lJcdi, 81 don't think ought 10 AK 80
you -, more. You can't - respectable ct'n.si
J.. F.-Nhy not. my d"aI;
l. p-.'os u arS Oh the box, sold ~ all 70
Spectacle chemists"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
NHE SAW 80 JOKE.


From Tho Washington Star.
shorty after the death OF Sir Edward Burne-
!ohc' tho English artist. wcll-known Wds hington
man VA taking IN party Of the time that sir
toward appeared as Il witness in the famous suit
brought by Whistler against Nuskin for libel.
! 'oincMA'r h" said. the Joke on an English
commission appointed to buy genuine Titan Tor
he benefit Of students studying color and colorine
GONE question arose as to IN" comparison OF a
whistler picture with y Titan, when Baron iiud-
oestcn said mat the lillian would have 70 be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
4 HOOLEY SYNDICATE.

From Tic Cleveland Plain Dealer.
"YeS he's going over IN London tomorrow
What's ne going over there for;
Another big scheme. lie l. going 10 IroInot" a
COMPANY for the pun Ose Of furnishing intrOduc-
tions 10 n British nobility at greatly reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS.

No Remingtons No . Smiths. reduced prices: others
so5 mr. guaranteed. rentals. 81: dcsks cheap.
CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Tel 1889 ,.rtanit. 24J Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14
ARE YOU TROUBLED

The Magic Mos1i % cure and Insect ESiermnaoe
instantly bedbufs moths ants feas. reaches SOLD
m 25c bottles: half gallons 81 gallons. u SALlAAD3
= Co ~ West 2sth-st. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

Something Ike eleven months replied the fore
man.
ITS always well TO be prepared for death" said
the editor
Yes said the for, man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

AN INGENIOUS SCHEME TO UPSET THE DREAMS
OF THE POETS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

~, Ridge. in The Windsor Magazine
". - faced man looks out Of the aperture over
Aernniyne-room The passengers look al nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-14

f. looked eri,scd and begged
and rciiey" him Of his On
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-06-18
The Uniform Bale.

At the annual meeting OF the
Texas Cotton Ginners' Associa-
ton in Dallas, beginning May ),
much superhuous elocution seems
to have been INDUCED in, due to
the presence of representatives OF
the different baling interests, each
grinding his own axe 50 ardently
as to result in a compromise in
that no special bale was i&dorsed,
The Lowry round bale people,
with headquarters in Boston, made
the meeting the occasion OF their
opening active operations in the
south, their leading promoters
being present and permanent
branch office being established,
Another branch being placed IN
Memphis which is also instituting
Il vigorous campaign or.buslness.
With the enhance of this new fac
tor in improved baling, interest in
this most important branch of re-
form is heightened and the fight
which promises to grow more IN
tense daily has now assumed a
three cornered form, with the
American Cotton Company OF
New York and the Planters. Com
press Company of Boston contest
inc for round bale honors together
with the uniform square bale,
which, as an interest, is backed
largely by compressmen and trans
portation companies. The contest
as indicated, is a beauty and can
not but result most beneticially tc
the producer. Hence we re.
mark, Lay on Macdutf, etc.-Cot
ton Planters journal.