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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
Prevented A Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs. George
Long, OF New Straitsville, Ohio, prevented a
dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A
frichtlul cough had long kept her awake
every night. She had tried many remedies
and doctors but steadily grew worse until
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery. One
bottle wholly cured her, and she writes this
marvellous medicine also cured Mr.. Long OF
severe attack of Pneumonia. Such cures
are positive proof Of the matchless merit of
this grand remedy for curing all throat chest
and lung troubles. Only SOC and S1.O0.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free
at r. B. Frazer's Drug Store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
Received Another Gail.

Rev. Edwin NJ. Hardcastle Of Trappe,
Md, who has been filling He p1lpit of
Trinity P. E. Church, Elkton ir,ing the
absence of Rev. William Sclautrr, who,
with his family, are abroad RS received
his second call within the last * weeks to
become pastor of a church ! IS from a
Baltimore church The first raii vas from
st. Stephens 2. L. Church a5 Earleyille,
this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28

lndigestive poisons are the b4ne of the
dyspeptic's life. When sick, see if your sick
ness is caused by indigestive poisons II 50,
only certain way of being permanently cured
because it is the only way that gets I'D of the
poisons. You know that fermented food is
poisonous. You know that poison is I'M
healthy. Shaker Digestive Cordii 5Ioars the
stomach of sermentng food. and purls the
blood and system of indigestive poisous. 1t
cures indigestion and the diseases thai come
OF 1t. Headache, dizziness, nausen. stomach
ache, weakness flatulence, constipation, loss
OF appetite irritability, etc. These arc a few
OF the symptoms, caused ty in1i,estive
poisons, cured by Shaker Digestive cordial
AT druggists, price 10 cents to leo per
bottle
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28

Iouchdowns-M Mitchell, 4; Wolfe, /; j.
+. Cam, 2; Mason, l; r. I. Cam, l. Goals
Wolfe. 8 Time of halves-Both 20 min
utes Referee-Dr. Steele. Umpire--Ew-,
ing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
CHAPTER 1913.

AN Act to amend the Constitution of
Maryland, by adding new section
to Article Four.
81 A. In addition to the sum of five
hundred dollars, which by the preced-
ing section the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore is authorized to pay to
each of the judges of the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore City, the said
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
is further authorized to pay to each of
said judges, annually, sum not ex
ceeding fifteen hundred dollars; pro-
vided, that the same, or any part
thereof, being once granted, shall not
be diminished during the continuance
of said judges in office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
Cecil County POstofI'ca

Tables have been prepared b. the auditor
for the Postotfice Department which show
the gross receipts for all Preajaan'i.l post
offices during the fiscal year eolol Iune
80, 1899, BY that showing hayland's re-
ceipts at such offices have advanced from
81, III, 305. 81 to $1,24S, OO5.GC The lol-
lowing indicates the business dc.a ut each
Presidential office in Cecil county for year
ending June 80:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28

Was the result of his splendid heath. In
domitable will and tremendou, energy are
not found where Stomach, Liver. Kidneys and
Bowels are out Of order. Ifyou want these
qualities and the success they rrtn:. use DR..
Kings New Life Pills They leva p every
power of brain and body. Only 70 at r. B
Frazer's drug store.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
FOOT BALL..
Newark Sc Conference Academy O

newark Conference Academy O.
AT Newark last Saturday, the Delaware
college team administered crushing d.
'eas TO the Conference Academy, of Dover,
winning the game by the one-sided score Of
oo to D. The Dover boys were nearly as.
heavy as the Delaware College players, and
IN the first half held the score Down to Is
to .. In the second half, however, the
Newark boys played such a fast game that
the Academy players were demoralized, and
Delaware had little difficulty in carving
the ball over the line for touchdowns. The
touchdowns in the first half were made bv
end runs.
In the second half touchdown was
scored in three minutes after the ball was
put into play. Mitchell, of Elkton, distin-
guished himself by making four touch
downs. Wolfe kicked every goal The
lineup follows:
Wilmington c. A. Delaware
Favenger right end r T. Cam
keene right tackle Mason
Mcdaniel
Harrington right guard Tunnell
Coloourne centre Conner
Lekite . . left guard Mitchell
Carris
Belts left tackle Wharton
Wright. left end Trotter
Walker
ur;l1:
Williams quarterback Huxley
Hartman
Maloney right half back ]. p. Cam
Bennett left half-baclz Hartman
Mason
Mumford full back Wolfe
Touohdowns-Mitchell, t. Wolfe, /: ].
T. Cam, 2; Mason, 1; r. T. Cam, /. Goals
Wolfe. 8 Time of halves-Both 20 min
utes Referee-Dr. Steele. Umpire--Ew-
ing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28

Ii the scalp does not give out oil to keep
the hair from becoming dry and harsh use
Halls Hair Remover to render the hair
healthy, soft, and pliable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
Election Notice.

In pursuance Of authority given by Sec
tion IL OF Article 33, entitled Elections"
OF the Code Of Public General Laws of
Maryland, Chapter 202 of the Acts of 1895,
and amendments thereto, notice is hereby
given that an election will be held in Cecil
county, on
Tuesday, November Z, 1899,
being the first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November.
And the Election so to be held is for the
purpose Of electing
One person for Governor Of the State Of
| Maryland.
One person for Comptroller Of the State
| of Maryland.
One person for Attorney General of the
State of Maryland.
One person for States Attorney of Cecil
county.
Three persons to represent Cecil county
| in the House Of Delegates.
One person for County Commissioner of
| Cecil county. long term.
One person for County Commissioner of
Cecil county, short term.
One person for County Treasurer of Cecil
county.
One person for Sheriff of Cecil county.
Three persons for Judges of the Orphans
Court for Cecil county.
One person for County Surveyor of Cecil
county.
Notice is hereby given that at said
election proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of Maryland is to
be submitted to the legal and qualified
voters thereof for adoption or rejection as
directed by the Act of Assembly OF 1898,
Chapter 1893
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
CHAPTER 1913.

AN ACT to amend the Constitution of
Maryland, by adding a new section
to Article Four.
81 A. In addition to the sum of five
hundred dollars, which by the preced-
ing section the Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore is authorized to pay to
each of the Judges Of the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore City, the said
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
is further authorized to pay to each of
said judges, annually, sum not ex-
ceeding fifteen hundred dollars; pro-
vided, that the same, or any part
thereof, being once granted, shall not
be diminished during the continuance
of said judges in office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
TUMULT At The FRENCH TRIAL
outbursts In tho High Court of Justico-ose
Witness Draws n Revolver.


PARIS. Nov. 10 whom the High Cour, OF
Justice met to-day TO listen to testimony In
the case OF the conspirstors against the State
there were scenes similar TO thohe yssterdAy.
The Witnesses for the defence made a great
demonstration outside the Luxembourg Pal
acc. In the court room Jules Guerin. amid a
tumult. obtained q hearing and protested
against his being kept outside
VI. Falliarss gave an order for their admit
lance. whereuron the witnesses tumblsd in.
yelling. "Trrs rdrme"' and "A has les traftres
5tufs" and singing la harseillaise." There
was an Undesirable scene Of confusion and
tumult.
Henri Rochs,ort's appearance was the signal
for another outburst. The Republ Guards
who surrounded the hall made . number OF
arrests. one witness named Hinder vas ar
rested fer threatening another witness with
revolver.
Among the Witnesses to-day were the
brothers yillstte. butchers. belonging to the
organization known AZ tho Royaist Youth. who
came in their working clothes. There were
other Witnesses who wore large white hats and
blue blousss and carried large sticks. 1t was
apparent that the RoyalIsts thought 1t was an
opportuue moment 10 make demonstration.
Tho witnesses for the defence again misbs-
haved themselves. and the President informed
them that unless order was restored they
would be elected and would not be sum IN oned
again till the day whom they were to give
evidence.
Deputy P6rilllsr, who was seated In tho gal
lery. arose and made some Questionable refer
cnoe to tho accused. jules Guerin. the most
prominent prisoner next to Paul Dcroulede.
Immediately jumped up and shouted Spy"
President Failli6res again intsrpossd and re-
minded the spectators that they must main
tain silence and show no partially.
After quiet had been restored. Maltrs Dsvin
opened his argument. maintaining that tho
Senate was not oompstsnt to sit as High
Court Of Justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11

died early yesterday morning ut the Smith
Innrmary, New Brighton, :. l., from shock
following an operation II" WAS ~ years old
and reslucd at 81 Van Du2rr street, rumpkins-
vile. He was y mrmhur ul tia New York and
SANDY Hook NPlOts ASSOCIATION and was IN
htrumentHl In insItutinL III" pan by which III
lots now receive Az equitable proportion Of tho
receipts from pilutag" 10 WAS msmher a.
Tompkins Lodge No. AZ, +. and A. NJ, OF
Tonpk insvillr public school. At the time OF
lns death. he was II trustee ~ Kingsley NJ. L.
Church OF Stapletou. where the funeral sur
vices will be held on sunday. lie is survived
10y widow onu son and four daughters, ga
the night Of Jan. - 1856 Scguine and two
other PILOTS rescued ten at the crew OF the
Mary A. Boardman which was driven on RonIsr
Shoals during terrific storm.
W, T. Ball. n leading Republican politician
OF Chicago and for many wears the YORKTOWN
assessor. died at his home In Pasadena. cal,
yesterday after an illness OF ssyers. years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
WOMEN ELECTED TO OFFICE.
A Number Of Feminine School Co1nis-
sioaers Chosen In Central New York.


SYRACUSE. Nov 10-womsn took special in
tsrsst In this years election because In many
counties women were candidates FOR the Office
OF School Com missioner. Syracuse elected
for the second time Miss ARIA s. Huntington
as School Commissioner for a two-ysar term.
Two years ago Miss Huntington was nomi-
mated by the Democrats and received q large
vote from both parties. This year she was he
candidate OF both organizations ard received
an immense vote. She is the daughter OF
Bishop Huntington OF the Central New York
Diocese Of the Episcopal Church. The Sooialis-
tic-Labor party had a woman candidate for the
same office Mrs Margaret Cowan. and the Pro-
hibitionsts put UP Miss Eva Harrison.
In Rochester Mrs Helen MONTGOMERY was
elected one OF the Com OF Public In
PENDENT candidate sad conducted her own
canvass She Is the Grst woman 10 be slscted
s to The r SS: 10 All sS. f.S" assy sew
YORK state Federation OF Womeus Clubs pre-
esiing Mrs, William Tod Hemuth
Com missioner in the Second district OF Cortland
county on tho Democratic ticket Miss Cobb
was the nrst woman to hold asy ONCE In Cor,-
Whitesboro. Oneida county. spsnt. a whols
day In rejoicing over the election Of hiss Cora
Davis "a school Com N ssionsr Tor three years
This is Miss Davss third term. ana she had a
strong OPPOSING candidate. ,,,
Lawis county Dem ocrfts eIoote1 MISS OtlllA
Bsiva Com N issionsr in the First district by $50
majority.
Mss Minnie worstsr was the only andidats
elected on the Democratic ticket in Herkimer
She was elected School Com missioner by l2O
majority.
Tompkins county also chose woman School
Commissioner. She Ia Miss Mary Swestland.
and was on the Democratic ana Prohibition
In Madison county Miss Marie Cooper. the
Democratic nominee for school Comm ssioner
in the Northern district. defeated the Republi-
can candidate by 200 majority. This 10 the
first time woman has hold that ONCE.
Miss Christina hoLennan. Republican caudi-
date for school Comm issionsr in Cattaraugus
county, was elected BY "A large plurality. Miss
MoLennan is q slater OF Justice L. u. McLen-
nan Of SNrhCuae.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
HELD MANY FOREIGN BONDS.
Assirnses I.vestiEats Finances of Wood
bury md Moulton-TeIIer IL Missing.

Assignees I.vestigats Finances of Wood
bury and Mouiton-Teiler IL Missing.
PORTLAND. Ne.. Nov. 1O-Ths assixness Of
the banking firm OF Woodbury. and Moulton
will submit 10 the creditors to-mor-
row partial report OF tho invcs-
tigation @. the firms finances. The
report will show practically complete list Of
liabilities Tho assets include numerous issues
OF foreign corporation bonds which have lit'le
or no market value. Many Of these bonds are
held by Portland banks as collateral security
on loaus OF half their face value. The liabill-
ties aggregate nearly 100000.
Some Of tho creditors talk Of pstitloning the
firm into insolvency. but the assigness say
that such a course would be a great hardship
to the dspostors. because forcing on the mar
ket all the firms stocks and bonds. many OF
them unknown in the financial world. would
amply ruin the chances Of the deposltors to get
dividends on their deposits,
Edward ii. DearlnE. receiving :elier or the
bank. has been missing since sunday. whom he
left home without parting word to hA family,
and boarded a train TO Boston. His
absence was kept a secret by the family
and bank men. as IL was supposed
no had become mentally unbalanced
under the strain a work PERFORMED Mt tho
direction OF the assiRnees. No discrepancies
have been found in his accounts An expert
accountant was hired to-day to assist In tho
Investigation. The missing teller has a wife
and six children dependent upon his wages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
POLICE NAVE TRACED DIR DkxrEx.
McClusky sure the Nysck CicrRymA. Has
net Met with Foul Piay-won't Say More.

mcClusky sure the Nssck cicrfy"ns MS
net Met with Foul Pley-Wont Say more.
u,,,. .,... Ia, wui,or,
VINO tne ulsappesrnnve o' 'ne ny. ,.u,
Academy at Nyack who left his homo there a
-, a a.. errInasoIa Nc. a. .,I,, ,,nar.
week ago LOT opr'ntnelo' Mass sun appa'
emily as deep mystery as ever. statement
mad. vss,erd,v nv Cnpt. McClu,ky. who's. de-
,.s,,,. seI-o,L,nn ~ a. Coo ,iyas r.,son
for the belief that the police know more about
DR. Dexter's movements than they have given
-, 49,, ,ho, IN, ,,.. ~. ,.ri,,, 20 r.s,o,a hin,
OUT anu 'hst 'neS may 10 ryihR 10 r's'ote nun
TO his home with a. little publicity as possible.
Cant. NeCtusky said on Tbursdsy that DIR.
n.,,.r,. J,..nr...an.o a., n,,.,ar,
Deaters uisappoaFance was usep m,.os,y
and that there was a strong possibility OF his
having mat with foul NAV The CAPTAIN
r. ...,,... a..
yesteruay mhus ths statement reka'u'nt 'he
CASE
"you NAV nuo,. m M .,vipu that DIR Dextst
iou may Huo'e ms as saying 'n" ~, 80
ton on the inform alton brought to me by my
d.,.,,,x.. vho a.. NJ ,vorL an ,b. c,s.~
'ssSN''o "''' "'e Nv WIN WI w ~ =,
The captain positively refused 10 reveal inc
nature of this information but said he hardly
.,.a,.I o.. ,,,r,h.r l,va,onm.nts Accord.
ing to other information obtained from Capt.
McClusky Yesterday his detectives traced DIR.
Y-.- a. a.. - u.... .,..us... ,rht.h
DsNer W 'he w" nav" S.oa"Doe VIZ.
was to start on Thursday night and on winch
he had engaged A stateroom. Andrew Peter
Jaw a man whose description correspondent
with that Of DR. Dsxt.r walk down the pier
tnvsra tbs hoat nhout x. "a O'Clock carving h la
grin Fifteen minutes later Peterson says, he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
ISDUsrRLaL CONFUSION MEEra
Effect In Canada of the standard oil Conn
pRny's Control OF Refine ries.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.--Thc Industrial Com
mission resumed its sessions to-day AID heard
A. D. Call OF Montreal regarding the methods
employed in Canada by tho Standard Oh
Company. The IMPERIAL OH Company Of
Canada. he said is now controlled by
the Standard Ol COMPANY. that conf
pnny having bought tho stock. This I'm perial
Company controls about - per cent. OF the
pro iuctluu IN Canada. tn. total production
amounting 10 100000 or SDO,NA barrels OF oil
ANNUALLY. The oil not controlled by the Im-
p-rial oil Company 10 produced 10y small indi-
Nilual producers.
Before the standard got control OF the rsin-
Ing business IN canada, the witness said. there
were hvr Ietnrre> IN active operation and
four not in operation, but not Closed up. Now
AL have tcen closed except the rs1urries OF
the Imperial Refining Company and a refinery
OF tho standard. In lS'S OF tho refined oil
usad IN Canada. 81 per cent, was Canadian.
while 3SH prr cent. was brought there from
the United States. In IL - only ~ per
cent of tho oil used there was from
the United States. In 1872 oil in st.
Johns WAS delivered in hulk At ~ cents a
gallon. In lS''S. Just before he standard got
control orthe Imperial OH Company tho prcs
wan IT, cents, while ~ present 1t IL II cents
gallon deivrre IN bulk Mt st. Johns The
price on rrudno has gone IN to 81 90 a barrel.
II had generally been charged that the stand
ard on COMPANY mad nut up the price OF re-
lined oil. but not the price NJ crude oil. other
reasons being given for the increase OF the
price OF the crude material
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
xoxAL sUAsIos FANS on PInKDks
Fsreign Wsrships Couldn't Induce Him to
Surrender Puerto Cabelio.

surrender Puerto Cabollo.
SPECIAL Gable D,Ipatch, to THa Sur.
CARACAS, Venezuela. Nov. 0.-tDelaysd In
transm issionl. President Castro has aformed
Mr.. LOOMS. the American Minister and tho
dean OF the Diplomatic Corps. that the attack
on Puerto CabslIo 10 to he deferred twenty
four hours. Whom this Official not CD was re-
ceived the American and tho British warships
sailed for Puerto Cabelv. German and Dutch
wsrships are already at that port.
The commanders OF the foreign warships
propose to use moral suasion to try to induce
Gen. Paredss to surrender or withdraw and in
IN this way to avoid loss Of life and destruction
OF property. Paroles represents no party. and
us he has violated nag OF truce. no 10 regarded
as an outlaw.
CARACAS. Nsnszuela. Nov 10.-Ths captains
OF the foreign naval vessels did not succeed in
their efforts to induce Gen. Paroles to evac-
uate Puerto Cabello and trouble IL imminent
Parades still deiles Gen. Castro and the foreign
residents OF the port have taken refuge on
board the warshps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
As to Graveyard Fences.

Prom, he L,viIiOH E~ElnD Journal
1t was n Maine graveyard md the fence there
OF was In n most disrsputahls condition
some OF the neighbors were irving TO start a
movement to r1fcncr the cemetery. and IL was
meeting with general approval till the caustir
VIII 81 Darius Howard was aroused.
What fort' hs inquired. What's the need
OF fencing the graveyard There amt no ono
insidc that wnuts to come out and I'm darn
sure there ain any ono outside that wants to
get In. 80 what's tho nsed Of tho fence
And the fence was not built till folks had
ceased to chuckls over the thrust OF Darius.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
HEUxEAUI's OLD OPPONENT BIcx
Gen.DamiaA Baez Returns to Santo Dor min &c
After Twenty-Five Years. Exile.

Gen.DaminA Baez Returasto santo DO misEo
After Twenty-Five Years Exile.
Special Cabi. Deipdieh 10 THE SUE
SANTo DOMINGO. Nov. 10, Gen. Damian
Baez who was exiled twenty-five years ago.
has arrived here. The partlsans OF the pres
ent Government, who want Baez as the head
OF powerful party, invited him to return. and
on his arrival he was greeted enthusiastic
cally.
Gen. Bas2 was always opposed to President
Heureaux, who was asSassinatcd short time
ago HeurcauX tried In many ways to gain the
friendship Of Gen. BacZ. When no failed in
this hs ruined and exilod tho General and
killed nearly all his relatives. BarZ is known
as II very honorable man OF great military
ability lie IL also known to be very friendly
to the forsgn population OF the republio aud
has always looked after their iatcrsss. His
son, the present Atturn-y-ttonrral, was sent 10
Curacao TO bring him back as the Government
needed his cooperation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11

Cecil Rhodes Obtains n Railroad Cosoes-
sion In South Arr,
Sr,crd! Cabi. Dupa,eh 10 TAG sus.

Sp,eid! Cable DundieA 10 The Sus.
BERLIN. Nov. lO.-An agreement has been
concluded between Germany and the Brit al
south Africa Company by which this corpora
tion 10 empowered to connect its railways with
the southwest coast Through German territory
one result Of this building Of the proposed line
Will b" that the shortest route from Englani 10
RhodeslA vii Uo via German territory instead
o' by way o. Cape Town. Tn. agreement is
said to he the outcome oil Cecil lihodess recent
visit TO Berlin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
NEW noAD TO rHE COAL FrnLsa
The Delaware Valley a.d Kingston Rail-
way COmpnny Incorporated.

ALDASr. Nov lO.--Ths Delaware Valley and
Kingston Halfway COMPANY. with a capital OF
S2,5OO.OOO. was Incorporated to-day to con-
struct a standard gauge railroad eishty-oas
miles long. TO 10 operated by steam or electric
power The tsrmn 81 the road " III be Kings
ton, Ulster county. and n point in Sullivan
county on tho state b lundAry line. opposite
the borough 81 LuckawaNeu. Pa. The road
viii run through lister and sullivan counties.
The directors are Samuel u. CoykendAll Of
Kingston, Edward l.. Fuller OF Scranton, Pa,
Water fergrSou OF Stamford. Conn. aud
James y. Jaryi". Frederick 7. Olcptt. John ".
Sterling. samuel Thnrne. William V. s.
1herno and George q. Williams OF Now York
city.
IL was stated in this city yesterday By In
tercsts Identified with the new railroad com
pany thar II had been or IAN z-d by soma OF the
prime pat stockholders Of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company or their gepresen tatives, and
by IersOna ownIug other anthracite coal
properties and by. Tsrties in Ulster
county representing the Cornell Steam boat
Company and the large cement In
terests OF ltusendale lts projected line
will connect with the Erie aud Wyoming Valley
Railroad at lavkawaGru. From Their, to the
Hudson River at kngSton IL will follow the
route " the old Delaware and Hudson Canal.
and II IL stated. will furnish "a means Of bring
ing large quantities Of anthracite coal to tide
water. The abandoned canal was sold by the
Delaware and hu son Canal Company soms
tins ago to Mr. toyksndal one OF the d rectors
OF the new company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
BRYAN TO VISIr TEXAS.
VIII Try to Convert Hogg and Others to
Rrlieve In Anti.ExpanaInn

AUSTIN, Tex. Nov. 1O-williams Jennings
Bryan will arrive hero in few days for an ex-
tended visit 10 eX.Gov. j. =. Hogg. The
slVer champion is much disturbed over tho
recently expressed views in favor Of territorial
s s!. by Mr. Hogg. and no hopes to CON
question Judge John II. Reagan. tho Nestor
VI le1as DEMOCRACY. il also a pronounced e1-
,thslohlst and Bryan sees breakers ahead for
smooth over the present differences bstveen
Ms leaders OIL that question. Congressman
haIsy 10 tho only one Of the Democratic leaders
~ IeAas who 10 strict anti eI pan sionist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
sen.elsss %. "A Madison sauar. Bench.

Policeman Linn found a poorly dressed man
unconscious on a bench in Madison Square
Park last niEht and sent him to the New
York Hospital. where It was found that he
TnS sum i,us 'lh t mum pp's"hhinE psLue
u ballot clerk = certificate two years old. made
ont to Alfred Thrime. Of 80 Rivington street.
The police promptly charged Alfred Thoms
with attempting suicide