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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-11

Another welding booked for the near fu-
tpre is thai OF Miss May Bishop, 81 Madi-
son avenue, to pr. sherA. of cliaton ave-
nue..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-11

sac cess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

the Metropolitan Traction Company has a great
ADVANTAGE when 1t comes TO bidding Tor the Jun
mel work on account Of the proximity OF l's
electric power wires 10 the route OF the SUBWAY
and the fact that II would be An easy mater
TO tap these wires for the power reeded IN 'le
funnel 1t was said thar ia the new work lalu
down by the Metropolitan Traction COMPANY
the tunnel project had apparently been ah'Jl-
rated as there were plugs for thlrN -slN
nn@u,er lines while only four are needed to drive
The surface cars Of the company go
CORPORATION Counsel Whalen says tha' Nhiie
q will be possible for ii taxpayer 10 enloh 'Ne
work bv a Supreme Court injuncton' he docs
not think that the injunction would stanu ior
any length Of time. the act authoIlzmE me
building of the system is explicit IN IFS terms
ON This account ne says the inlnncu'h' II V
tanned would soon be vacated ana mere """'"
he no ernharra ssrncnt 10 the contractors
v-i,b referouce to the time which the adVer-
Using will cover. It was said last night that
while the law stipulatcs that II must cover W.
weeks the Commissioners can. II they Wisn'
extend the period, as three weeks Is the h''''-
mum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

THE NAVY DEPARTMENT TAKES Nras,,p,-
TO INVESTIGATE AN ALLDJED con.
sPIRAcY AGAINST THE
CRUISER

Washington oct. Il (Spec.aD The Acting Ca.
iary Of The Navy to-day took energet, s'ens ~ .,
at the bottom Of the alleged conspiracy agai-., -.
cruiser NeW-Orleans by ordering Rear A4r.,..
Rodgers. chief Engineer Rocker ana cons,r..,'
capps % tho Inspection Boari 70 Nev-York N 4,
N"stisate the condition % affairs ga tia, ,s...,
when she goes into aryiock tomorrow Tho ,,..'
authorities. who had expected the a-Or..an. d,
obedience to hor orders. 10 SAT- f0r Manila a,,t,,
week, we're astounded to-day % learn tha, a..
Was reported IN need ~ AZ least monta's -on.,.
work 20 ~ her iol son This report was dlan.,
really opposed 70 all The Information in The IN.
session of the Department. and many officials II,
hesitatngly expressed tho opinion that eifaer n.
officers % the snip opposed being lIrr.e! - ?,
the Philippines tho influences which rave 90
inimcal 20 the retention Of me H"sse Ia ne Nav
adopting the extensive repair method =,
putting per oIt 90 commission The fUD fechn,.s
members NJ the Board are among tho n.ghest sr
perts ~ engineering and constr in fr. -ar.s
ard their report VIII probably settle af~ol 'elv ~.
future status ~ the New-Oreans iu fre Navy All
whether Sir v. o. Armstrong WhifW0rfh 4 10 a.
N.wcastio-on-Tyne. hlNd honest aud effective war
ships
All fears for the New Orleans have. however
been set A. rest. so FAR Tho Nay Ieuarfrner, 4.
concerned. bv the report Of an 'inDlinng e1p.r
ment with tie Albany A. tho Armsi rorg works o.
Jll, A. made 20 the Department hv no f'r,,sl
States on 'ial charged with Tho supervision o. her
constr IotiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR BURNS.
THE IN SENATOR COULD NOT STOP THE RAN"Mi
NATION OF MAYOR SUTHERLAND


--ho efforts % Surrogate Theodore II. SiIHM""
md ex nntor j. Irving Burns. or Ne~''il's'''' ~
6ofeaf NIaVor Leslie Sutherland ~ Aonhers i"'
ronorirat!on IN the Republican city primaries i"S'
NIGHT were uaavauiug Nj. Sllkman IN "A'se
court the Yonkers Mayor IS Clerk. ana VINO mas
been closely allied with the young chief executive
o. Yonkc-e for long time. deserted his iorM''
favorite a few DAYS ago and used lis influence J."
INC interest of Frederick g. Valentine. NeW-h orN
LAWYER and resident o. Park Hi. who also sought
the nomination.
II Is asserted that the Surrogate feared SN'her-
lands proves and determined 20 curtah II pos
sible his upward movement IN the political hei'
sutherlanG's many friends. mainly the young
men Of the city. rallied around him in an earnest
manner last night and the results show tnat the
Mayor is renominatcd by vote Of nearly three 20
one Mr. Valentine was defeated n his own dlS-
trct by a majority Of - in Su;herianas favor.
The young Mayor who SIX years ago was orlcN-
layer is now recognize not only as the leader IN
Yonkers Republican politics. bat also as claimant
FOR state recognition IA Wostchcster County
The result Of Sutherland victory Will nave n
large bearing in the County Convention to-day. lie
holds the deciding votes Of the convention N me
night between x-Conrressnan NlAlam J." NaI4
and ex -SonatOr Burns and his action az inc SESSION
will decide the issue. City Judge Wllhain |. MI
iogr was renominated without opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
SKETCHES OF THE CANDIDATES.
G. THOMAS

,hnar Thomas was born In Brooklyn on Janu-
orv 2 1874 on his paternal side he IS descended
from Jacob Thomas. a Welsh quaker, who settled
near Philadelphia IN the latter part Of the seven
teerth century. His great-grandiather Abel
Thomas was a well known evangelist IN the So
o,at- ~ Friends at the time OF the Revolutionary
W. Ills father the Rev. Abel c. Thomas was a
,ioreer OF I'nivcrsalism. on his maternal side he
comes OF Nen-England Puritan stock. his mother
h.ine a descendant in the male line or waiter
Palmer. who came from England In 1920. and num-
,riu., also among her ancestors Miles StandisA'
r.o,..rnor John bradford and the Rev. John ROBIN
son OF the plymouth colony His uncle. Robert NJ
Palmer was Speaker OF tie Pennsyi' an!a Senat"
I'm 1851 and was later United states Minister to the
A.ecr,iue Republic by appointment Of President
Lincoln.
Mr. Thouas was educated in Philadelphia and
ea. era1n4tcl from III. Polytechnic college Of
that .lty as ll,l engineer For several years he
was engage, in the work ~ survey Ing for railroads
ald D.. experimenting heir construction. lie be-
tar re s.. Z, 90 law in the cfcc % He.ry SAN
forl O. p.idgepo.L Conn He came 20 this city
In Angus, $50 and entered the law onice Of Rene
diet 4 notidnau. and way admitted to the bar I'm
december 90 the same Year IN l>,1 he published
"A treatise IN mo law o, mortgages I'm this state
and second edition or this work Was issued IN
Is.7 lie Published a further treatise on the law
~ NOR. ...s,s o. 'hattels IN 1850
hc alr.-a.c. for the first time IN politics
Jealous advocate Il Henry George In the Mayoralty
campaign Of 1850 After the defeat 81 Mr. George
b, VS. aot.t. o. forming the United Labor party
asa MAS "a n.,nocr Of IT'S Executive Committee
H., va. n.-. one ~ the founders u the Anti Pow
cri, Society ana rm friend ~ the Rev Or.
Edward McGhnn In lss7 he was nominated by
,he Ur.to, labor pare as Justice OF The supreme
curt oud thus headed its ticket; After the coll
lapse 4 she rrte1 Iator party he connected HIM
SELF with tho touu,y Democracy. and when tho
Ml.'. psl League terminated ts ticket In 1880 Fran
cis NJ Scott bong ifH candidate FOR Mayor. bis
lame W.- presented hy he delegations from tho
Genital Labor Dr.on as their canodai", and he was
D. .rn.n.,sl .- Justice Of tho city Court This
iomiuaflea was ratified hy the Republicans AMI
. County Democrats. Afcr the dissolution Of tho
Count, democracy Dee was enrolled az a member
4 ihe Tammtny Hall Democracy. with which he
has since been lfeuttnrd
/ In 1891 he organized the Metropolis Law School.
ia which all the work VI instruction Was done In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

rifcent but it not war II IS ma}nih'cnt
TO see the Young grl face the future 80 tearlcssy
t,, . j. not HE No vouue woman is ready tor
married lie unless her physical condition = UP 10
tho standard OF marriage in the healih q al the
delicate wouanly organs and rarely IS that the case
young women entering upon the state OF mar
rave viii hnd no friend 50 helpful IS Dr. Pierce g
FaTorite Prescription. tgiyes v2or ana elasticity
10 the organs peculiarly feminine prevents 'he
drains that ruin the health and makes The ordeal
of motherhood 50 easy that II is practically almost
painless.
A, IN early stage q married lie ~fcs Mt fi"ia
An n Dallas Jackson Co Mo J. greatly lH''hciri
With painful periods also iioIl es,ne 81 n hn ,tA
deed me very weak and unfit for work Of any 10
became ~ thin there nothing lt u me D-' sh' an"
hone Nv husband became a.-iuec and int 4" lt ~
sEarite Prescription AHcf be sa~ ne wcrct r fNtc's
II thar one he go two more and liter "ea me- up
tbee was no pain and began t. gain I'D h'ah very
rapidly"
Doctor Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
answers every question II Is sent free on receipt
IS =, one-cent stamps 10 paw the cost OF mailing
o1Iy For the cloth bound edition send 81 stamps.
address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

Continued from first page.

go 70 Mr. Croker. and in voicing his objection
~ the resolution. said: You Mr.. Croker-you
can change your mind once. twice. three times
Won have changed It twice IN the last six months
but If YOU change It again after this resolution
is adoptcd you VIII be convicted OF nslncerlty'
Think seriously. Mr.. Croker think
So earnestly did Mr.. Hill talk and so Niolehl
were his gestures that he nearly poked MS HI
ger into Mr. Crokcr's eye. The latter was also
on his feet walking around He was sinl"he
rrimly. but ut this admiration he said; III MI
Bryan is nominated next year ! shall support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

Student" on THE Historical Develonn.,.
Art OF Illustration lie Traced this deo,o VI ne
from the gro'esque and enormous vlsne,,s. 'msnl
, ~hleh the iIlsn and Norinumerian monk. Il ' ~.
scrolls. 10 the modern half tone NJ "nylptura
showed larRe number Of rare Old prints hgSlTt
than my members ~ the leaaI. were Mora
sh~rs' Weekly David Mckay and me Pub
maker II Phiiadeiphia. ! Holden. r = shoe
gerald J Watt. " Douglas J.mes ' ven FIR
william Launder. William Rurkaar, e. = Mad
rass Richardson II. 7 Carpenter and J p ar.
ham. = org
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
FALSE REGISTRATION IN BALTIMORE.
REPUBLICAN OFFICIALS OK THE LOOKOUT FOR
FRAUDS

prPt-p1JCAN OFFICIALS OK THE LOOKOUT r"
FRAUDS
baltimore oct II (SpeciaD.-ThN hep"'"'""
roris.ration officials have been watching some S"s
vicious registration IN the lower wards % ''
civ which they assert 20 be return to he '."
padding plans on the part OF the N,"'''''9 ,t
rants we're sworn ont To-Day by F Emerson i'''''
representing the Republican party. '"T Ten NV.
who are registered from shipping Once oc'up'
BY Charles Daughorty. representing me MI" ~
12vrd & GrccnhaUm. shipping agents. mere - o.'V
he'd IN the house. which IS the home Of h"nsherY
and his wife ,.
Mr.. Lamb sent two stool pigeons to Dausher'y'
they representing themselves as sailors WHO van
"a places They said that they also wanted TO ''F'
ter One told Daugherty that ne was rom ''S''-
and the other said that he had no home. Ih'< 'N
PRESSED their doubts rs 10 their ability 10 r's'S'''
but Daugherty said that & would he all fsh' ,"ey
eo,ld register from his house. ana he gave iil,.n
cards 10 present 10 the Democratic Wal" i,rcs
Nurlicqt.6ns Will be made % have an llV' NJ
stricken from the books and the hieeH 49, ar
creded against crminaily as we'll me- Il, , a.
registration officers say that ihcy nay a., 49,. 20
stances of the same kind which they Will n'i"s /"
the attention of The courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
11-sT1cE RARRErT'S CAREER.

Justice George c. Barrett was horn in pnnin'
ireland IN 1895 Ills father. the Roy Gilbert carter
barrett was Church Of Ensland clergyman VINO
oas sent as missionary to the oneida Indians
I'm Canada. where the future Justice spent part OF
his hoyhood After his fathers death George q.
Barrett came 20 this city. He studied ar the '"-
luInbla Grammar school and az Columbia 'o"es''
hit he left college without taking degree II"
vrot. for newspapers IN tho city while b" va
studying law
In 1863 soon after being admitted 20 ne bar. y
was elected CIVIL Justice in the Win judicial his
trict Of the city. in 1866 he was elected Judge ~
The Court II Common Pleas e. fill an unoNp'r'd
term He retired from the bench In 1888 lie was
active I'm opposition 20 Tammany Hal after m"
Tweed Ring exposures and was counsel Tor inc
Committee % Seventy IN lS7l In The fall of that
wear he was nominated for Justice Of The 81
nren,e Court by the Apollo Hall Democrats MS
nomination was Endorsed by the Republicans ana
he was elected with q majority of 4i"N votes IN
r'residinc over murder trials in the our. q. ~
and Terminer Justice Barrett won q reputation 10y
fairn.es and nrmue-s. Richard croker Wa ,Il,
irforo Justice Barrett on The charge OH i''''''''
and acquitted t-...s ,....fro
r2~~.-. I'm rarn7arv Han. and the F'pli l .,'.9
Endorsed The nomination. Tho reelection "i ''S''
barrett was ly au almost unanimous No''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
DECISIVE BATTLE EXPECTED.

Washington oct 1.-THE Navy Depart
ment to-day received dispatch from Com
mander Hemphin. II the Detroit at Puerto
Cabeno. which confirmed the report that all
hope Of an understanding between the Govern
rnent and the insurgents n Venezuela had been
abandoned and that a decisive battle might he
expected at almost any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

lllf l4lal 4tse IA L -
young lady may even be
all ready to marry,
that is. she thinks she 9
"all ready, for her
trousseau's prepare d ,
the "trip" has been
planned. and the house
picked ont and every
thing.
When We sec 4 young
woman 90 ont TO meet
fate that way It brings
10 mind the French
mans sayin < Of the
Charge Of the Light
Brlyaio " IL was mag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
VOuIy4TFD FOR MANOR or ALBANY.

Albany. oct u The Independent Municipal
party. composed principally o. independent RepHh-
licans. tonight nominated former Mayor Oren f.
Wilson for Mayor. together with tu- city ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
TAMMANY TICK EFT NAMED.
BARRETT AND O'GORMAN FOR SUPREME
COURT JUSTICES

WARREN ". FOSTER THE ONLY SURPRISE
on CROKERs SLATE - NOMINATED
FOR JUDGE OF THE COURT
OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Tammanys County Convention nominated the
following ticket last night:
For Justices OF the supreme Court
GEORGE G. BARRETT,
JAMES A. OGORNAN.
For Justices of the city Court
JAMES VI FITZsiMONs,
LOUIS j. CONAN.
For surrogate
Amer &. THOMAS.
For Judge OF the Court OF General sc'sio"'-
WARREN ". FOSTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
JoHN J. sLoANf REN0NINATED.

sixty-Ave delegates from lonkers. Mount Vernon,
East Chester and the annexed district assembled al
IiiberIlian HAL. 80 IaisaGes-att.. at edo. n "i.
'TIesday and re'Dlniiaisl John J. sloane. Dom
ocrat ior the Assembly from the LIST District ~
Wtsfcl.sftI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
DIR. sMcER TO WORK FOR MAZET.

The Rev Dr. Thomas H. Shcer says mat the
rCit,zens Union made a big hiunder when 10 nomi-
mated al opposition candidate to Assembly man
Mazct 500.
I'm going 10 support Mazet with all my might,
so,s nv ST. YESTERDAY. "Ile has tried 20 DO
The rich, ,h.ng ny the city, and he should be- re-
-l.,n.i expect 30 take part 80 "a number OF cam
uaign Inectings iu Nj Mazets distinct
Dr Slic.r mas been invited fl 'i't'fnnr no So
welt to be one of the speakers when Ia" local i.e
publican ratification meeting ls hrla 90 op'" 'he
~ rafnYaf,n The Governor is down i'r 4
speech and Dr Steer vii speak n Pc IS I'D me
civ Ills ,ulacei1.nts next week WILL lake MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
oppr,D or THE BrBONIc PLAGrE.

Berlin. Oc' u-Tho German Foreign once mas
q, a., ,,.. informed that Che huhouic plague has
n,..yeT ir %orfh china and in Asunoion Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12


more said IN part
present the name OF the Hon joseph . D ,sSs
We an a,prc-iate that. above any qoes'"l..
rf,h 'a and iie,ponsibe duty requires that rs in1
c,,f~h,rf SHAH have not only eEal il'.'t o., go
sound filrment but Az integrity mat snr9 ~" his
once Judge DAILY has all OF these
General Arson G McCook In speech nofn'-
rating William J. O"Brien for Sheriff took pans
70 nraise Mr. Qulgg for his work for un'o"
ticket and the convention gave three 'hce'S l''
Mr. ouirg General McCook after the applause
subsidized said: IF have not already done So
nominate William J. Bryan" 'Shou's %
.1,prien YOU mcan"O oh yes; mean
n.t,rion .. said the General. and there was much
laughter. ,,e.
TO PREPARE An ADDRESS TO VOTERS
John Proctor Clarke was made tho chairina"
~ a committee Of fifteen to prepare an address
80 tho voters Of the city other members OF 'he
committee are John Ford. Charles :. j'aFlaso"
Charles Stewart smith F. W Foom'nsda'''
Ghorardi Davis Clarence W. t"wen I'm
Goodman George W Wanmaker. Oriin G fr'S''
/ J Worcester. James l.. March, '''' -
Roealsky and G. VI Bovce. jr. , =
committee ~ seven consisting ~ Lenlnel J.;
Ouirr. Alexander T. Mason. +. Norton Polua.p
charles II Murray, Charles SteNal. 49,
Arson 9 NcCook and William II. Ten f!CN' ",SS
aprointed 10 MI possible vacancies }" '"'
ticket 49,, ,,. 20
There was a vote II thanks 70 the Confereh.
Committee. go which Nh QuiGg r'spoNH''' anu
n ,.oto OF thanks to the chairman or IN" con
,an,ion and a committee II dozen was az
rointod 10 inform the candidates 81 thclI nom"
nation Then the convention adJourh'u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
P | A N 0 L A
| r F C. | 7 A |.
TO-DAY ,
Thursday. October y. at 3 p. ~


ADMISSION CONF LlMENTARY TO ALI.
a T the informal Recital tomorrow
- request program may Do chosen
from the following selections, or others not
contained herein
The instruments used VIII be The
Pianola. Aeoian Grand. AeoHan orches-
trelle. and AeOlian Pipe-Organ
Moriz Rosenthal one ~ the greatest
virtuosi II this generation. IN speaking d
rho planola. says 1t seems 10 me
greatest in brilliant showpieces"
Emil Paur SAYS. In the hands of a
competent player. all the shading.
crcseendo, as well as modification Of
tempi. are remarkably accurate
The Pamela plays any plano.
ANY one can play r.
PROGR>Mi
BEETHOVEN. ....-...-... ..--... '"'''''' y .
BEETHOVEN ...-......-- symphony No
GOr.DMARK .................Sak nn'a'a overture
CHOPIN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Grand age ~ "
aor%oD ................-.. N''o'..e 'Fef-r
f;or-NOD ............. Int 'i-'i'n '' fair
,r.1~ ... Prl.raise No
crrNfANT ............. Marcte Re.'gi1rse op u
MENpEISsOHS. .....-.... ...-..- Neifirs Narca
,foZARw. ..............F igaro's Hp-hle.' oFer'gr
DossrNr. .............. WI ara Tell oserig-
GODDARD ...... ......--... Second Mtz4'A
HANDEL. .............. Harmonious F'a-ssn'h
sAr%T-SAFNS. .....-............ AFRO S'ns-za''o
WEgER Observation-Disclosures. c1rrer-silf
LIST ..................... ......-.-.A tne sprI
THE AEOLLAN COMPANY
IL West Twenty-tbird -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

Gloucester. Oct n.--considerable anxiety IS rely
here over the report that an American schooner
., .t ,l-...-r mile, limit The schooner Ethe. j.
I4.oh. from ths port. is the only AmeIs"n n-'-
f.....r now off the coast ~ Ireland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

r.s,r>; n CUSTODY FOR FISHING wiTIiN THE
LEGAL. LIMIT At sKIBFEREEN. IRELAND
sknbereon. Ireland oct. li-An American h'he7-
,,., ,ae been arrested for fishing inside the limit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
nLNNER IA rHE KOOKNELLERS' LEAGrE

The booksellers League hnd It's regular month
ly dinner ast evening at the Chelsea House III
West Twenty -thlrd-st. W H. Parker president
OF the league. acted as toast master An address
WAS made ~ Ernest Kuarnt Editor OF The Art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12

If coming events cast their shadows before,
those shadows on the blind presage a wedding IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
THE TENEZrELAN REVOLrTTON.
PEACE PARTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TROOPS
RETREAT

PEACE PARTY Observation-Disclosures TROOPS
RETREAT
Caracas. Venezuela oct 1.-THE peace party IS
gaining ground
The Government troops have been ordered to re-
treat on Ia Victoria.
Kingston. Jamaica. oct ll-Advices from Ven
ezuela under date ~ october +. brought today by
the British steamer Dee Captain BOBBY. describe
the revolution as having attained gigantic proper
lions" and It's success absolutely assured
Preeden, Andrale and other high OH 'ials had all
ready completed their arrangoments 20 leave
Caracas II necessary and 70 hee the country. Al
most all the states and towns except caracas ana
La Guayra had declared IN favor of the revolution.
The insurgcnt army which vas advancing upon
Caracas was receiving ar,tss.ons dAly. Oh Sal''
aav morning. when thc Dee sailed. the rcvoluuohis'
forces had reached Victoria. short distance from
Caracas and had begun vigorous assault. II WIS
then thought La ,iuayra that gre prompt ial on
Victoria would leave Caracas which was me S'
remaining STRONGHOLD II the Cove InW'Nl, ~ ~
mercy Of General CiIriano castro foieSeeuE 9'll9
eveufIality President Andrale II was IeIoT.'t u.
La Cuayra. was holding a Nes~'I lN i'i4'''NE' 10
/ convey him - Irinidtd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-12
oRr11Ir II. p1ATT SPEAKS II BROOKLYN
HE SUPPORTS THE GOVERNMENTS POLICY N An
ADDRESS ON EXPANSION" BEFORE THE
,->fo< IrAGr.r CLUB

Orvlle II Platt. United Siates E'naI'' IT0II I.
Connecticut. delivered address on Expansion
before the Union League club In Brooklyn las,
night, Senator Platt's remarks were Wen received
and listened 20 by large number Oh me ,''. "..'.
.,.,~ quests He spoke strongly IN sup
nor - The Governments policy IN the fh4ppnnrs
The senator Wa INTRODUCED 'l " imam ~.nl. ~.
sen sident Of the club in few wei e''S'"