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ARRESTED ar me HGFENIS HOJ SE.
Man Who Says lie IL Lawyer Charged
with commanding n l ulOnN.

A man who described himself as William r..
Burnct. a lawyer Of ~ Broadway. was arrested
at the Hoffman House last ight and locked W
in the West Thrti"th street police station on
charge Of compromising a felony. The
complaint was made by John e. Robinson
Of On Nassau street. counsel Tor Miss Adelaide
tntier, stcnographer. Of G2G West Forty
eighth street. Miss CATER SAYS that Two
months ago she gave Eug"n" Davis. Il broker
OF 22G West fitty-ninth street, 5000 to invest
for her: that abe drew $50 dividends from him
and then ordered the sale OF the stocks. Davis.
she saws thon gave her $40. Alter cOnsuta-
ton with her LAWYER. a warrant was secured
for Davis. but he was not found.
Subsequently abe says. n man came to her
and offered her SlGj if she would sign "A paper
generating Davis in the matter She refused
to do 40. Last night she and Mr.. Robinson
heard that DAVIS WAS to be at the HOff-
man House. Thsy won't there with two
policemen. and did not find him. Miss Cutler
however. pointed out Mr.. Burnett as tho man
who had offered her the Slb5. and her LAWYER
insisted on his arrest. Friends OF the man mr.
rested said that he was formerly United States
District Attorney tor the southern District ot
ohio. and had been III this city about two
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deaths of Soldiers at Manila.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-Gcn O'is. in a cable
gram to the War Department. eny- The follow
ing deaths have occurred since last report:
Oct. Il. Sergt, James Mcleoi. Company J.,
Nineteenth Infantry: 18th, Robert Hnefleld.
Company ii. Twenty second Infantry. Castro
enteritiS: 10th, Charles T. Hammer Company
A, Thrty-siXth Infantry. Guushot wound
IA action: l!th, Srrg Joseph Bass ord.
Company T., Thirty-siNth Iniartry Acct
dentai lith Richard jefferson, Company l..
TUrnty-tiiIh Infantry; 18th. Corporal
Eugene Wise. Company NJ SivtScnth
Infantry browning. accidcuta.: 10Th, Ira
Jones. Company J.. Twenty. fourth Infantry.
Intestinal obstruction. l7th, Jerry Sullivan.
Company G. Seventeenth Infantry. Trtanus
James Cameron, Company H. Third Infantry
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L. rrNNrS0y NrELy HiNKErp..
FNn"cts That Creditors Will Arrange to
Continue His Publishing Business

Tennyson Nicely book Publisher at ia
TftharrNue. filed apr'i'inn IN bankruptcy yes
to-day with liabilities $3J9OOO Deputy
ShoriN O'non mol received fonr wrts of replevir
against him in favor of the following creditors:
Wilkinson Bros. & Co. SG.3S.' for paper: the
Now York and Pennsylvania Company. $3.50
f"rraper; tho II. L. CIatln COMPANY 81. 22O for
novels. and the Gin Parer Company 5 80 Mr.
Neclv began in Chicago in 1888 and in New
y ork in 1851 and built up n very large husi-
meas, lie issued yesterday a statement saying
that one two Of his creditors objected To q
AMIGA bic arrangement he and the other credit
ors we're endeavorIng TO make to carry on the
business
short time ago he found that he would hc
unable to meet all maturing obligations IN fu
on presentation. aud held n consultation with
the largest creditors aud stated to them The
condition of his affairs. At their suggestion
h@orered TO transfer TO corporation all his
property and the good will of the business and
al Of the princral creditors. with the eyccp-
tIon OF two, assentCd. Besides transferring his
property. he offered to devote his personal at
The two creditors who refused to enter into
this ARRANGEMENT began proceedings. and NJ
largest creditors. he nled the petition The
branch Offices in London. Chicago and rhila-
PAYS tho business IS large and rrohtnb". aud
hr has y" doubt that AZ meeting o' the cred
iOrs winch Viii b" called within Il few dayE
som" arrangement viii b" made - continue
and nerpEiGnte Il.
TGn ret!,,..q g.%es tn. assets as s4l47;"27.
a. which SIfl 200 Is stock. S;Hl.!tIL oIen &C
counts. S33,!Si bills receivable. aud Sl524l
cash aud checks ~ the liabilities S2a4,,i3t -
T. unsecured, N2+,I2J is secured, and Sal o.
uiO "a ~ ON bills payable.
hmnuE the unsecured creators are: Tho
syndicate Publ ,hng Cont any. S2S.I,iS, Juhu
v. Cox, lJi tentrs strnet. $4,000: r. W.
Ihomp'un C0wranv, II Park place. SIS. IGp:
J. Buchanan. SlIO2% Charles Sihlrv, Sl3.l5O:
Ieppelell Gard and raper COMPANY, Si25O3:
IL T. Twomhty. - 6rda wav. Sl9.l9O; Nashua
Card AMI lapar ComlaLy, Slo3lI; First VA
tiuual Bank, SlN.uOO
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Charles J. Ross. who has been for three
v"srs populHr member ~ Weber & Fields
Stock company. was requested on Friday night
I" tender his resignation. which he did. Al
yesterdays performances Lew + clds PLAYED
Mr. Ross part and Solomon Fields undertook
his brothers role.
The preparations which The management II
the Irving Place is making for the Goethe eel
eh'ation in COMMUNICATION 1t the l5Oth birth
d.Y ~ the poet NJ" - extensive that they
compel poStr0r"meu' beyond Oct ~. 1t II
the intention to vIvC performance OF Faust -
IN the version Of Devr.ent II will take two
nghis.
II viii T." the Hrst ,inl4 tina, this version will
nav" been given III America. and hrilIi1nt
,a-t hnS been selected for tine ocras on. The
title iole will be rlavcd hv Paul Faber Gt'cf,'hpu
ly \da Mcritu. and NrpLiS'O by Never. Ficen
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Then Puts Him on His Back and Lugs Him
to the Police Station.

Then Puts Him on His Back and Lugs Him
to the Police Station.
Fred Ruhlen OF 6OJ Second avenue awaA-
ened last night shortly before midnight and
rat Nh in bed trying to sec what hat
caused the noise that disturbed HIS snl'r.
bers. As he did So man Jumped away
from tho bureau In the room. ran to the ki'-
chen and went out Of the omen window e. tho
fire escape. Ruhicns shouts attracted the at
tent.On ofPoicenan House OF tn. East Thrift
htth street station who ran UP to Luh!cns
rooms.
In the meantime thu thief was clamLerIn.
down the IRE escape into the yard as fast rs he
could. House yelled to him 10 stop, and Just
as Peters reached the yard House Hrod hi,
revolver. hitting the burglar in the lsft le.;
Two accOmplices OF tho thief wero in tho yarI
and they hastcnei awayan csrapcl The'hi,'
was unable to run ard was captured. Hpu-,
started to take him 20 tho station house. hu.
the follow became so weak from loss o. hlooI
that he could not walk. Thcrauppn Hon-" ~
him on his back and .uGged him the test Of TIA,
wav.
At tha station the fellow said that he wa,
James t. Peters and that he lived 90 ~iVin
avenue. between 10Th and Josh streets
That would make him live in CertraI parI.
He was charged with burglary and then re.
movsd to Bellevue Hospital. where he " s
locked up in tina prison ward.
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Had Arrested Flonter and inEercd Tam
many Men in do Ate.

! Superintendent M"CU!laghs deputies are hard
at work in dc Ntc' investigating tho anlcccdrnis
| If the several hundred alleged coOniIers WAC
! wee planted a"nic weeks AK in furnished rooms
in tn" district where tn" rc-is STATION has been
swollen this year a. H. attract general attention.
The ACTIVITY 81 the deputies has given great
! offence to the Tammany Iihu hcc're uI the dis.
| trct and they have already st out L. irtimidatc
! the deputies, onc Of ih'ir alleged attempts was
rr!nicd yesterday - Magistrate Crane in the Essex
| Market police court by deputy Edward Bcckncr
| On Friday afternoon Iir.knrr arrested an alleged
| honter and brought him before Superintendent
Met uIlagh. Later when lIcclner went into u
restaurant hr was insultcd aud called vile
, names by q crowd II hcelcrs They followed
| him to the registration place at 100 tldridCc
street and on the sidewalk in front Of thc lace
! he was approached by Max English one Of Mar
! TN EnEcl's licGrnant', who got into an alter
| "a Ion with him. The men cluchcd and 70
! liccman KoltcIman arrested them,
| When they were HrraEncd yesterday in nc
! .l"h Hedges appeared for Bcckncr. Brckncr
! declared that Engl sh had informed him that If
re interfcrcd too much in 'hc affairs OF the district
! boh riSoncrs for lack Of evidence
Ehwsrd ester who roe's,Grcd IN the S,yth
| arta gncd yesterday in the sane police court
! changed wiz, .ll"cpl registration. Deputies shy.
I NtCktr ana W dNN'rThn Stfl llaN lesser was DllN
/ lNvcars Old When first arra!Encd ester pleaded
| gully and said thar certain prominent lammhny
| Hall men II the Sixth assembly district uiwh.Ch
| Senator Dry Dol ar" 81 van islcadcr h ID induced
| him 20 register and promised him that everything
| Woul lc I'll right
Before the case was called Cong rcSsman 'IhOma =
! j. Bradley. and vii liam Leonard Dry Dollar"
| Sulllvan's right hand man had a long talk with
| Lester.
| Congressman Bradley then said to Magistrate
| Crane:
! This comics ion was "1torted from this man.
| lie was frightened into it, lie Is over Is years
! old and docs not whlt to plead guilty
why. his twI T,thrr advised him to plead
guilty" said Il e Magistrate
/ "Iis brother has got no right to plead guilty for
| him" said the Congressman.
7 he case was continued until Monday. II
! was rumorci that prominent TEmmany Hall
: politician Of the Sixth Assembly district would
| he arrested IN connection with Testers con
| fcsSun. Superintendent CCullagh refused To
| deny or affirm the rumur
Prttcn Edwards. negro. was arraEn"d.
| cha --rd with registering illegally in u same
di.tlt Erputv Bennett testified that Edwards
had been resident IT Jersey CIV II" four months
I,yA rfi, ~ hold ft,r "A nj ~ it
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HiNN.i'S NONE CiyP.tIGN.
Talks to W"rhinrmPn on Prosperity and
Their Duty Toward Republication.


Their Duty Toward RcpubliCnniSni.
CLEVELAND. Ohio Oct. Ex-senator Hanna
went out 10 Newburg tonight. accom- panied b.
several other speakers, aud talked to the roll
inR mills men. The place is Il centre OF the
jon"9 sentiment ami tho Senator was IRE
pnrnt'y interrupted by cheers Tor Jones. which
lie laughed OF senator Hanna r1nnucd hia
romtks t. national issues. declaring that they
a?d they Alone were involved IN the present
state r1mragu. IT, d~clt on the pro perjy
the coIWtry is now enjoying. saying:
Il have reports from four different small cities
In the southern pn't o' Ibis S'at". Dayton.
Springfield. tiamii,oa and Steubenv.lie. show
ing iha' the number OF men emp Dyed IL
tho factories there was l.uuj in 1896 and
j. row 1900 III lS9G these men were paid
SlIuH3l nul they are now receiving
SGN.lnI This il gain 81 ~ per cent have
reports fIow ctheg cities showing that where
IN 1886 they were PAVING S1ti.Hti month.
they are now laying 81 .2!'SsS<S in the same
institutions. The gain in number % yer
sous employed IN the works is ~ per cent
In answer to question that has
been asked "t me | will say that this
r"ps perily is dGe 10 the present Aimil IS
tra,iun. 1t = t. your intet".t To- support tns
Administration AID presume you know !. IS
well a- de-.
Il wi AK The pn"srioo: Do YOU want
change,
certainly II you hayrthr Interests ut yourself
and families and selves A. heart you must an
sw"r NO ~ friends | want Won 10 stand hv
H." Nrpullcan Iuity, Tor it - to you"
interest TO DO 80 and y1u know thar.
II Ohio should do less than her duty
IN This campaign. Il hN ANY possible rharc"
Mr Nash should L. defeat at or thar oven The
majority for he h'ad ~ our ticSei should
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HiEVt on SHIrriNG ~ ESTDIEs.
speak. in Cleveland on the Eenehts the
Now nil Would Give 10 Our 1rale.


New Bill Nould Give To Our Trade.
CLEVELAND. Oct u Senator Hanna To-day
made a ioug argument in favor 81 tn" Amcri-
can ship Subsidy bill lie said that the bill
and tho Combinations 81 American CORPORA
tons dnvctail"d as neatly rs could be desired,
lie spoke " the tributes that American pro-
durcrs have to pay TO foreign exchanges and
steam -hip lines
Tn" combinations. he said. have essencd
III" handicap against American products 10y
establishing branches in European countries.
and reducing the cost Of manufacture.
Thr time Is now ripe for tho Government
t. NlrG out the handicap by encourage
ing the building of American steam
shin lines 10 take care OF all American pro-
duets The tsidy provided by this bin
is limited 10 Sto)DuOO year. Every year
AmrrirHn producers have been putting over
600. OuO.OOO i"to the pockets OF foreign steam
snir owners We have heen the prodncer., but
they have been the distributors. The subsidy
that tn" Government would Ray would not
cover moro 'han a fraction " the fuel bills OF
N" American Sims which would lie built ii
th'- nl.i were passed.
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PULLMAN CONSOLIDATION
Effect of the Union Discussed In Chicago
Hints at Further Union.

Effect of the Union Discussed In Chicago
Hints at Further Union.
CHICAGO Oct. 21.-Much A. equation Is being
INDUCED in by railroad officials as to the
changes which will be brought about by thu
absorption OF the Wagner Sleeping Car Com
pany BY the Pullman Company. That many 81
these changes will hs important and far
reaching is generally agreed. SINE OF them wifi
come home pretty closes to a number OF the
officials. The unifcation OF the two com:
pan's will necessarily result in a reduction -
the operating statis Curiosity Is expr.s.e u
know whether 1t will be Wagner or Pullman
officials who wi 90. The presumption wout
be that IL IL the Pullman tompanv II is be-
lipve that the Wagner interests wi have a
very important say henceforth in the Pullman
management.
Another important feature Of the discussion
is the Effect the absorption will have on the
standing OF other lnteuendent lines. The gem
ela trent OF events seems 70 ind cate tina the
work OF consolidation will not end where It has
urEun. The tendency toward the un ira''n
Of opposing interests seems to hc too SirOnR n
be- overcome and il Il predicted that the uoye-
InPnt will b" continued until theIe 3 nor an -
dsr"n!en' s'eepng.car line LEI. within t'1
United States.
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BEER 81 roH NEGROES ~ coRBErT.s.


lneTe Is u reneral right.
William A. Smith. a negro puGilist OF Boston.
invited colorcd friend OF his last night into
Corbett's saloon Mt 1903 Broadway to have
drink. They ordered two beers and Smith
put ten cents on the bar. Gimme 81 80
more. growleh the bartender. Beer 10 81 =
glass to coons in here"
The saloon was well filed and in about a
minute pretty nearly all hands had mixed up
i'll aght. Broadway. in front OF tho saloon.
was black with people when Policeman
Price appeared. He got into the saloon and got
Smith. whose face was covered with blood. out
on the street. The negro nGhter was still
rugnacious. however. ana 1t was necessary to
arrest him.
Although Smiths head was cut in dozen
places. hs refused medical treatment.
While Smith was being taken to he Tender
loin station well-dressed man followed in his
wake. Tho stranger was elected once from
the station house. but he was persistent and
tried to enter n sscoud q me Capt. Price
showed him outside a second time. and in do
ing 80 smashed pane Of glass in the door,
Price cut his hand on the broken glass and
thereupon the stranger was locked up on n
charge Of disordcry conduct He refused to
tell who no was.
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TEIiL or fnENrn pIOrrfE~
Examination by the High Courts Commit
tee Ii Almost CONNECTED.

',sciH cal, DrSr0i"' 10 THF ST.,
PARIS. oct Ex-senator Berengcr has almost
completed tho examination Of the alleged cor.
snIrato"s against the Rcpuhlc. Tho Senate
sitting as High Court OF Justice. Logan this
investigation, but referred the examination o;
witnesses. etc. to n committee OF which Soma
tor Rorsnger is Chairman.
The rubic appears 10 have lost all interest IN
the trial. which is generally regarded as a mis-
take. IT il believed that tho inquiry will
result in the finding OF mo case" except "a re.
CARDS MN. Buffet. Godefroy Deroutdc. Cruurin
and Balli1rc
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orr or JAIL AxD ~ AGAIN.
swedish Cornt just Released From Ludlow
Street jail Charged with Larceny.

swedish Cornt just Released From Ludlow
Street jail Charged With Larceny.
Moltc Iiewen StlcrGrnnat. who says that he
il Il Swedish Count. In hard luck was re-
arrested yesterday moaning. on a four N Onths-
old warrant, Just rs he was released from
Ludlow street jAl. He had been in the Jail
since last JuIy because he would not pay Miss
LcSbia BOstwick Of iOh West Fifty sixth
street so and some Odd cents as reparatiom
FOR hlighted affections. That was the amount
AWARDED 10y a Jury in the Supreme Court last
summer when Miss BostWick sued FOR $4,000
for breach ot promise.
tn" young woman was not satisfied with the
verdict, and when she learned that the Court
would not pay even tho thousnndth part Of
what she had sued for she accused him of the
larceny OF Sl2I. which she said she had lent
him with the understanding that she was to be
ms countess, 1t was on that charge that he
wa arrested Yesterday and erraignrd boforr
MaGis rate MAY" IN tho West Fifty-fOurth
street olicr court. Miss Bostwlck was not
Present so the case was adjourne until Mon.
day and tho prisoner was held in $500 bail.
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Funds for Bows Night Clubs.

TIC lEn,ic Education Association. in re-
rrut appeal for fHnds. urknow lodges the
receipt of Si"2 which has enabled it u main.
tain the boys night club. it, Easc Side schoot
buildings during tho fast year. The nS.o.
citation asks the public to "CDtrihut" 5000.
which will cover the rNnenS+ ~ the work
planned or the winter Contributions NAV he
sent oiih"r to Ms. SCHUYLER Van RcnsS"ner.
. West smith street. or to Miss Winifrcd Buck
~ West FOrtieth street
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IUO PHISICIINS fRRESYED
They We're the Last to Attend Woman
VIII" Died from n Criminal Operation.

N"ia Srlt2. - wears old. of $50 Third avenue.
die ia Bellevue Hospital on Wednesday. She
had been taken there from her home three
days before at the request ot Dr. Harry
Purdy u ~ Lexington avenue. Cor
oner's rhysician Donion made an autopsy
and decided that death was duo to a criminal
operation. lie notified the police Of the
Fast Thirtv-nfth street station. Cap.
po,ansy made IN investigation which re-
suited las Night in the arrest Of Dr.
rurdy and DR.. Otto Naicr OF 3l'.
Fast ! Ghteenth street. Dr. rUrdy said
that h" was in absolute ignorance e the fact
that the woman WAS suffering: from criminal
operation. He said that he was raIeH in b.
the n"ighborS 10 treat til" woman and
ttlhpt he had pr"sc,rioed '%r rheumatism.
her to the hospital. Dr.. Muirr said that he.
too was ignorant Of the fact that the woman
that. III" Dr lur ~ h. lad tr"atsI n"r ior
rhrumnt SIN. Both rhys.Cia"s were released
under 81 600 tal.
Cart. Delaney said that IL" was sorry tina, ho
was Obliged 10 arrest the doctors. as he did nor
believe either one OF them Was guilty ~ nm
profess iona Or criminal conduct. lie said that
both were reputable physicians aud that they
In explaining VIII" he ordered their arrest he
said they were the last one. IT, reat the woman
PROFESSIONALLY before she was taken t. The
Mr. Harriet Berger. - years old. ~ 3iA
East E'ght!-S-rund street died at the Trct by
terrain ilosrta, last night from blood pOi anuIug
brought on. the phys clans believe. by an
IL cgEi operation. Coroner yucca viewed M
l." done IN the case until after til" autopsy.
which will be made to-day.
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GTiCfOveT Dismissal from u 'yonne school
Participating the Cause.
GLADSTONE. y. j., Oct. 2l.-, Hiss Martha !. y.
Thomas, for many wears rincipal OF a Pay
orne public school committed su.ciIc tY tps-
ing landauum last Weln-s lay a. the HON" ~
h-r'ou,in Mrs km"ilue Hammond. al ppters-
vd,e three miles from tia i,tour. She Wa -
Years OFT. a graduate ~ III" Sew Jersey StatA
Normal Col'cE" nni q woman Of rare attain
mrntS. She was Jl-chargrd rom h"r ".nr."F.
w"ut it>t Juy ETnp uG over IY- .,,;''i
injustice Of her d,su3l->oI ,loy- r"r - SUI o.
Dune the Rev. ;. :. Bette. WrH'y-Gr-f - &C.,
e. her n"phew. the Rev y. ". ShrI"nc, p.
S;riirngrr II Lon; Branch In which .b.,>.
pressed her intention of IN ing ,"r own 80
AMI stated the oaHs" 'mpriI.uE o 4. Ia" ..i
t"rs were Oh Ter .rsG. Her funeral WIS h".a
to-day
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years This fact makes the success q the
Democrats almost certain, although clinton
county gave Mckinley nearly 1000 majority.
The registration throughout the entire county
isnnusunlly large for mn OF year.
SCHENECTADY, Oct. 81 Tho complete regis
tration 81 Schenectady county is ~. IlJ; against
1890 Com pletc registration OF schenectady
ETY. G,l3J. against $40 in 1873. 3.o1 in
1877 and G13i in 1876 The slight decrease
~ the city is due to Democratic apathy IN the
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murnsAlo nenth in Her nou,r.

\ lamp exploded about . O'clock last night IN
Mrs Margaret Durkip's apartments on tho
nrst floor Of - Grand street. Jerssy CITY. An
alarm was sent out and when the members ~
Truck Company No. entered I'll" trout room.
Capt. Quinn stumbl"di over Mrs. Durkin's
dead body which was lying ON the floor Shs
had been burned To death A cal fDr hclp from
the top Moor brought the rremrn ~ there an |
they found Mrs. Lizzie Lynch, - years old
overcom" by smoke. she was sent To the hos
lilal. Mrs nurklm was 81 veArs nlh
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CEO0KS DRESSED As slIL0Rs.
Nv" the Police Say are Old Offenders
Accused of Stenling n Watch.

Sylvester Duncanson and Robert Burke. who
wore the dress Of sailors. but who, the police
say, ara weli-known crooks. were arrested last
niGht on complaint Of Charles Warn. who
charged them with stealing his watch which
he valued $500. Warn said that he WAS in a
sn.oon al Twenty.fourth street and Fourth
avenue when IA man dressed like n laborer
tr"i 10 p'"E pEarr. with him. Burke. he
said. stepped between them apparAntly to IRE =
vent fight. Shortly aitarward Warn missed
Ms watch. lie accused the alleged sailors of
atetlhg u and they We're taken 70 the East
Thirty nth street station. The watch was
look ed III -
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Two Arrests Ivy McCuiiach's Men.

William II. \. Roberts. "oIored. of IL Eoworv.
was arrested last night on n charge ~. inducing
Pattrn Edwards 20 rcGistcr illegally in tho
First election district u the Sixth Assembly
district OF Friday. Isadorc l.iehman ~ lJ7
FORSYTH street was arrested for presenting
bogus naturalization rap"r. when register ne
in thu Eleventh. election district Of the Eighth
Assembly district Both arrests were IT ade nv
deIuOie- Of Snpt MrCuiInEh. AMI the
prisoners wer" locked UP in III" IihridGe
stree rDlic" station.
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OTTAWA. Ont. oct. 2l--lt WAS Officially AZ.
nouuced to-day that tho Imperial authorities
have granted permission FOR trained nurse,
and surgeons to be cent from Canada for the
Colonial troops. This announcement ~ hailed
with satisfaction. yet in view of the demands
which are being made upon the SpGcc available
in the transport Sandman. it is doubtful.
whether accommodation can lie found for
many outside Of the Canadian force
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Ni'''nm {. Whitney to Tut n Monume Mt
over the Animals Grave.

William c. Whitney is erecting at his country
home in Westburv. l.. l., "A costly monument
over tho grave Of his iavcrite horse The
stables early las: srring The stone Tor tho
mW3numeht was bought in Europe While Nr.
whitney was abroad. 1t was received IN n
rough stat" NJ ln"lyn last week and from there
ttken 10 MIR. Nhtu"y's place /, viii hc h4au-
TRULY carved and when completed will have
cost ~ 900