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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

Dickie Candidates Accused of Being Dis
courteous to Carlisle Indians.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 3O.-Proi Edwin H,
Hall OF Harvard University has written letter
TO the HARVARD Crimson. deplOring the actions
Of several men who are running for the Dickis
Society at the Harvard Carlisle football game
on Saturday last. These men. dressed as In
dams in full war paint executed war dance
on the gridiron during the intermission be-
tween the halves Prot Hall says:
1T must have struck many people at SOL
diers' Fold on Saturday that those students
who presumably as novitia:es o<some college
society. exhibited themselves in a burlesque
OF Indian dress and practises, chose in this n
peculiarly Objectionable means OF attracting
public attention. The Young men who come
here from Carlisle are among the best repre-
sentatives ~ an unfortunate but manly
aud dgniled race. and they should re-
c"ive from all spectators here and esre-
cially from Harvard men. that courte-
Gus and respectful treatment which they
are perfectly able to exact from tho players
who meet them hand to hand in tho lineup,
or course insult to the visitors was Intended
but to make their customs an object OF ridicule
in SO public a way. and in their very faces. was
a place Of arrogance which. though not pnr-
rosely offensive. must have cut deep into In
dian sensihilites.
The members Of the Carlisle team did not
know what to make OF the AFFAIR at first. but
when it was explained to them by some by
ISLANDERS acquainted with Harvard customs
they entered into the spirit OF the Jest and
laughed heartily.
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CLONE rROTTEH WiTH Owe CENT.

Turned over to the Police by n Sceptical
Citizen to Whom He Appealed.
A man who described himself as Thomas W.
McOuado oil San Francisco. was arrested yes
terday morning on the charge Of obtaining
money by false pretsnses The charge was
made by Daniel Woodrock Of Hague street.
whom NcQuade had asked for money TO aid
him in JoUrneyinR around the world lle
said he started on Sept -. 1895. from
san Francisco. with one cent in his pocket on
a wager that he could go around the globe on
foot whore possible. and beg enough to take
him over the water in his path Woolcock
didn't believe the mans story and called In a
policeman. MrQuads stuck to II when he was
arralgned in thu Centre street police court.
lie was held for examination tomorrow.
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"COMPLAIKANT," WIS KILLED.

Tint Didn't Seem to tho Court =, Reason
for DiGcharGing His Assaila5 q.
Philip McDermott and George Wallvogel,
who lived in tho same boarding house, quar-
relied over the landlady's daughter and had n
fist fight McDermott was worSteh Later
they fought again and WSldvogel was stabbed.
lie died next day. The coroners Jury called it
homicide The Grand Jury indicted NcDor-
mott for assault merely.
BEFORE Judge Mcmahon in, the General SEES.
that NcDerInutt he discharged because there
was no com plainant. The District Attorney s
Office concurred.
Judge Mcmahon. in denying the motion. re-
viewed the history OF the case and said that
the facts should he presented to a Jury IN spite
tuTney's Office to drop tho case.
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FELL DEAD At THE RICETRA OK.
Public Prosecutor Jenkins of Camden, y.
j., Died Suddenly at Aquedact.

j., Died suddenly at Aquedact.
Public Prosecutor Wilson II. jenkins OF Cam :
den county. n. j., fell dead at AQueduct race
track yesterday. He was watching tho last
race when he fell. A friend who was with him
dropped beside him in a faint. Mr. jenkins 3
death was probably due to heart disease His
Identification was made possible by papers
found in his pocket. The body was removed to
the morgue at Ozone Park.
Wilson ii. jenkins had been Prosecutor OF
Pleas OF Camden county since 1889, in
which year he was appointed by Gov. Abbott.
lie was reappointed by Gov; wertS IN 1899,
in tho Senate was opposed by Senator
Rogers. After the adjournment of the
Legislature the Governor reappointed him
pending the re-aSsem bling OF the law-mak ne
body. and. when the Senate again met in the
early part OF 1896. his appointment was con
lirmed. His assistant, James Carson, was shot
and killed by his brother law. John Sheet
at AEhury Park last August.
jenkins was fond OF horse racing. and when
the track at Gloucester was open he was
daily visitor. He has been in the habit re
Gently Of going to the Aqusduct track very
pffAu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
BAnr arr rorND ~ 4 nahhuAr.

Dressed in silk md so Pretty That One
Man and several Women All Want Her.
Erich Schoellner. a bookkseper employed at
G2l Madison avenue. found Il two-werks'-old
baby girl in the hall last night when he closed
tho office FOR the night Several women who
saw the founding were so pleased with her
IrstHness that they wanted to take her home.
Schosluer expressed the same desire. De-
tective Mclaughlin declared that tho Superin-
tendont OF the Outdoor Poor must decide. and
sent tho bahYt Bellevue Hospital. The found
ling wore silk dress and six CAP.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

CISCINNATI, Oct 3O.-The nited States sur
veyor OF Customs received orders to-day from
Washington to remove. in the interests Of
economy, William Durham and Henry A.Wess
two OF the oldest employees in tho office.
Euth were active in the persecution Of the
cherry juices cases that have been pending
before tho Board Of Appraisers in New York
and in the Federal Courts for several years
These cases are EOOn to como To trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31

The Young Mems independent Association
OF the Second Assembly district, raised last
night at Pes street and City Hail place a
campaign banner which " said to be the first
Republican banner for mem her Of Assembly
ever swung to tho breeze in tho district. Tho
banner bears the name OF I he JdoreJ karman.
the Republican canLidRte for Member Of
Assembly. and his friends say that karman
will take 4 big slice Of Paddy DIVERS voting
strength this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
LIVE TOPICS ABoUT TOWN.

| =,
hehllah gathering II Is generally thought To be-
said u man who is frequently found in restaurants
y.,bcrip,,s In n certain French restaurant an
r,th syrpuc last Sunday night fin. dumcsticitv
Of thc evening was its most striking feature At
one table sat young actor with his wife and
lhuI ~, W E,ni nult h"i Int rom mn Mas
occasions. who was al one time Vel known abroad
as prima donna With her sat her son. Another
H. mn a., W., ~, n NY ~ i ' - PIH ;
,,'I initiation ~ a as, ,,,"- I a, ne o,r''r
n,nid I, ~ ,,,,,nr ",'I ,," a,J ~ l'T r,,i w..
.hmrt tbo, h, rm .,,.i NV te"h i've i,hi
VI NOV, Tnp,,lL ~ inc t,,,,,r r,rr a ,rJ.rnd
from n'i lis avn H,esd H''"P ''''
'' 80 WV 49,
80. ,...
me opera ''ho IS 10 exist during announcer sea
at most and 1t has Just been Incorporated
with or,clrs lint make its purposc scrm verv
ambitious and educational III view OF the impress
sion that 1t Is intended TO provide regular admls
sion Tor IT'S members AT prices less IMAM those
they would probably pay at the boN-oilice.
80 t'e ohrtn ,inn WI. commune 70 snow ,s sHins
has been for four seasons n snrciacular feature
uf the audiences Last season the quarters Of the
club were limited, as part Of the space il had for
fnirrly occupied was used for the new boxes The
organization has now assumed merely the
character Of a co operative society in which
membership will provide a seat at less than the
regular prirrs The social side of The organization
is but slightly emphasized and there is an interest
ing phase Of the club as ii represents in a meas
which created small share 81 talk when it was
organized first. five winters ago.
THE SCN told not long ago of woman who had
taken a diamond ring TO be cleaned by iewcer
and could not be persuaded that the stones re-
turned in it were her own. Another similar case
is reported a New Yorker sent n ring set with
several large pearls to a cwclry establishment TO
be cleaned. When it was returned he Immediately
notified the firm that mistake had been made.
Tho jewcllcr was certain that the right pearls
mad been replaced in the setting, ana offered the
customer the privilege of looking through his
stock OF unset pearls TO convince himself. ms
course was followed and all the unset pearls IN the
store were shown. The customer picked out
two which he identified as his own to the salts
faction OF the icwecr mistake had been made
which the propretOrS were not at hist inclined
10 think possible.
Among other unreasonable features OF the
INST few weeks in New York has been the return of
~ ..,t, b. -. 49,, - ,,,u -
INC in"Sq ui'ocS III h"H'p''S '''o' arc W'ais III
eGplicable at this time of the year The steam
heated houses Of New York have kent alive until
49,. H. A., -. ,,z ii..,,a "a a.,
lal't III 'iic autumn 'htS' "reminiscences vi w.
summer months. OUT seldom IN lhe NUMBERS lhat
they are To be- found now Ibey are sdid To lake
refuge in the carpets and hangings Of houses
az he first approach Of cold weather To be brought
back To activity again when a summer temperature
has been restored by the customary methods Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Change on the West End Route to Consy
Island.

The brooklyn Raud Transit Company an
noUncch yesterday that it would shortly legin
the operation Of elevated railroad trains over
the trolley road of the West End route 10
Cuney Island The route is through Borough
Park, B!ythebOurne. Van lrlt Manor. Bath
aro reopen the old route from New Utrecht
and Ninth avenue into the Union Station at
Fifth avenue and Thirty. siTth streets. and u
connection between tho elevated and surface
roads will be- made at this place,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Mnman Cronk won Knneknnt nrops.

Teresa Miner. alias Tesse Miner. whoHo
picture is J.Oti in the Rogues Gallery, was
arrested al Twenty-third street and Sixth
avenue last night by Central ONCE detectives
as nsmspinious person. Whom sho was SEARCHED
dt Police lleaGuuarteIS, two bottles. iilIod with
a liuuid believed to be Knockout drops were
found she gave her address as 20 East
ElGhty-thrd street.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-31
Mo0vsnIyEn SHOoTS Two.
\ Deputy Marshal Killed and DSnutI
sheriff Wounded in North Carolina.

sheriff Wounded in North Carolina.
ELK PARK, y. C.. Oct. 3u.-Dsputy United
States Marshal W, IL. Greer was killed near
here Iby Bill Hureycutt a moonshiner who
he was trying to arrest yesterday. Later,
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ArriVed-MoNpAN. oct. Sc.
- Bowie, Jones. Liverpool, oct. 30.
50 Washington, DiuCklage Geestemunde, Oct 10
=, Menantic. Woods, swansea. oct. II.
IS city of Kingston. Nader, Port Antonio oct "a
- Rotterdam. Noege. Rotterdam, oct. 4
So Chicago city, Lewis SwanscS Oct. IL.
- IthaEa. Breckenfelder, Havana Oct. -
50 KiluorAck. Ferguson. Tilt Cove. oct. -
- JamrstoHn. Davis. Norfolk oct ~.
IS city of Philadelphia, curry. Baltimore Oct. 70.
81 Pucatoutas James, Gibraltar Oct III.
rs Caracas WoudrCk. San Juan. Oct. IS.
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'Nh>"NyILLF. Fla. OFT. 30 Key West re-
,"'" TWO new cases of yellow fever to-day.
, "r tluIeml" seems about over. Miami re-
''' SIX new case, and two deaths.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NtSIAIuRE ALMASAC-ruIs DAY.
Arrived-MoNpAY. oct. 81

HIGH wATER-TuIs DAY.
Sandy Hook..5.l2 Gov. I'd o:44 He'll Gate, 1887
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The short play Edward HarriGan brought
Yesterday To tho Pleasure Palace proved
To be hali-hour version OF one OF the
earlier liarrigan q Hart pieces. "NcSorley's
Imitation was it's title, and was explained
freshman was an aldermanic candidate and
'"lt, IN consequence. that his wife should give
w her market stall and become a lady. Title
ana explanation were not OF much con-
Germ in the brief sketch prepared for continu-
Gus vaudeville They did make reasonable
Mr Iiarrgan's comicnI dissertation on parlia-
meulary law, for he was getting in readiness
'orrese over the Board OF Aldermen But
III" remaining incidents were transferred be-
caus" oi iheir comcality only. and were without
rhyme or reason In them were concerned two
inst was preparing for vaudeville debut.
The presence Of this pair introduced the most
'"miral passages Of the sketch in burIsSque
rehearsal OF serious Irish drama. MIR.
hfTr Ean was an iniormer. bent and
ih.sHr'y. The others we're young patriot and
h'9"eetheart The nsGress sat on the back
"' chair at one side OF the stage holding
''hdIe 10 represent 10 the rehearserS
N" LAYS beacon. With this over. a long
''' sailor was restored to his friends.
diNEnE bout followed, At itS close three
men were feeling about tho stage. wrestling
am ng themselves and with the sailors
NhNh' an luggage. "Shandon Bells was the
one NIX "i the piece, and it fell to Mr., Harr-
E'.' Dave l'raham. dr., and George Merritt
''' 'a'h"'r names among the others,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
HUMAN STRENGTH.

The muscles, in common with all the
organs of the body, have their stages OF
development and decline: our physical
strength increases up to a certain age.
and then decreases. Tests Of the
strength of several thousands Of people
have been made by means of a dyna-
mometer strength measurer), and the
following are given as the average fig
ures for the white race:
The lifting power" OF "A youth II
years is $50 pounds, in his goth year this
increases to 800 pounds, and in the 3Oth
and 31st year it reaches it's height, 35t
pounds. At the end of the 31st year the
strength begins to decline, very slowly
at first. BY the 10th year it has de-
creased S pounds, and this diminutior
continues at a slightly increasing rate
! until the 50th year is reached, when tn,
! figure is $50 pounds.
| After this period the strength fail.
more and more rapidly until the weak
ness of old age is reached. 1t is not pos
sible to give statistics of the decline o
| strength after the 50th year. as it varie
! to a large extent in different individ
ualS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
MANY ANTIPODEANS HERE
ALAMEDAS BIG PASSENGER LIST
THIS TRIP

The Good ship Arrives Late aud De
parts Early-Taltes Many People
From the Islands.
The Alameda arrived at 1880 last ev-
rninE riOm sydney, Auckland and Apid.
She experienced head winds and rough
seas She was delayed three hours at
Apia waiting for Lieutenant Com
mander Grutner of the German navy
who is going home on leave. Another
Samoan passenger is Rev. Otto Mar
graf the German pastor at Apla, and
still another Is John George Leigh spe-
cial correspondent of the London Tim
es who has been several months in Sa-
moa.
The Alameda took 2945 punches of
bananas, one of the largest consign-
ment she ever took. They filled the hold
and were piled up on the decks. The
stage used in loading at the forward
port reminded some of the onlookers OF
the staging used in loading Mississippi
| river steamers.
The Alameda had 81 cabin passengers
aboard Fifteen were for this port ant
about 30 sailed from here. This is on,
! of the largest passenger lists the Ala
media ever carried. Every stateroon
was filed and a number of passenger:
accepted mattresses or bought officer!
| quarters.
Frank Dunbar, who was with tn,
| Hoyt- Mckee company which wen
through here to Australia a few months
ago, is returning home by the Alameda
The company has had rocky" time o
It.
Harry Richards the great vaudeville
impresario of Australia, accompanied
by his wife and daughters, is on hi
way to America and Europe in the in
terest of his theatrical ventures.
/ DR.. Bevan one of the leading congre
gatiOnal ministers of Melbourne, is Of
his way to the international council o
congregationilists to be held in Bos
ton.
There We're also members of 9TH
Belle of New York" company ABOARD
returning to the states from a not owe
successful tour of Australia.
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We CARRY ONLY THE BEST
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BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

on Monday, August 21st at IL noon
at Front entrance of Judiciary Build
ing Honolulu, win be sold at Public
Auction the following lots of Govern
ment land:
WAIMALU, EVA.
LIST. Lot of G 25-l0O acres in the Iii OF
Pohakupu, Waiman Valley, about one
mile mauka of Government road.
Upset price, $4,000
md. Lot of 2 $40 acres in Kahil1iea,
Waimalu Valley about = mile mauka
of Government road
Upset price, $1,000.
AIEA. EVA.
Lot containing .2l2 of an acre. Kula
and wet land makai of the Government
road
Upset price, $1,000.
Terms of above sale, Cash in U. s.
Gold.
For plans or further particulars APP
ply at Public Lands Office, Honolulu.
J. +. BROWN,
Agent of Public Lands.
July 20, 1899
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

Delicious highly frozen Ice Cream ant
Sherbets, any flavor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
"IiLI'TE" DIRECTORY.

Long before | met you | heard OF
your family" said the Count. YES,
replied the beautiful girl coolly, II be,
lieVe papa is quoted in Bradstreet's. -
Chicago Post
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19

The Good ship Arrives Late aud De
parts Early-Taltcs Many People
From the Islands
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
TOW ELS!

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-19
A TumOr Formed
Finally II Broke lnwardly
and Discharged
Trouble Began With Dyspepsia
and impure Blood
Thorough Course Of Hoods Sarsa-
paTiIla Completely Cures.

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they could not do anything for me, and
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Was Very PainfuI
but did not rise or discharge. The doctor
thought best to cut it out, but objected.
1t finally broke and discharged a great
deal. The doctors said they could do
nothing for it. Then the tumOr began to
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THE NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
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DAVID w. FENTON.

David W. Fenton. who for many years was wen we
Lovn az A practising lawyer in this city, ded r.
dav AT the home of his brother al NO l''Oo
roIaware-ave.. Buffalo His home was al NO Il
West Twelfth-st. this city, where ne hsu nveu ~.
~, ,,,o ,,oars He went TO Buffalo 10 transact
some business. ... am ~
Mr.. Fenton was born seventy-three years ago at
cIIhoa \ Y. and was graduated from union
College He retired from the practice OF law sew
eral years ago Mr.. Fenton was widower ms
wife having died several years ago hel a.
VIZ aa e,orearet Prlngle She was direct de-
snondant Of the old Pringle family OF New-h orN'
Tbe Prlnge homestead stood for many years AT
Elaventh-st and Sixth-aye. o.o =, tho oldest
Mr., Fenton was considered one ,.o oi e and vas a
stanch Republican He was memDer o. So ny "a a
peta Kappa fraternity. the Legal Az SocS,etv
life member or the american 0e
and Of the Quill Cluo. ,.o- and three brothers
Mr. Fenton leaves a sister anu nisce today at
IN, u ne home The burial will be In orange ~ D.