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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
GLUCOSE TRUST ILLEGAL.
supreme Court of Illinois Gives nm Import
ant Decision on Trade Comb mes.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Oct. 10.-The Supreme
Court of Illinois handed down its decis-
ION to-day in the case OF George F.
Hhrding and others against the American
q ucose Company and others. the Others"
being the officers. directors and stock
holders OF the defendant corporation and
the unknown owners or holders Of the
option given by the American Glucose
Company for the sale OF the plant in
Peoria. Tho bill alleged that a giant pool,
or combine. had been formed for the purpose
OF unlawfully regulating the price Of glucose
sugar and that the transfer of the Peoria prop
erty was to be made in pursuance Of this I'M
lawful agreement Harding was the owner OF
certain shares in the company.
The court sustains the allegation OF an H.
lega combine, or trus'. 1t says that the proof
showed that glucose cannot be success
fully manufactured except in what is known
as the corn belt" OF the United States
and that the com bination to consolidate all the
glucose factories In ono ownership was evil
IDENTITY designed to control the business. 1t is
recognized as general rule by the court
that tho power OF corporation to perform
co porate acts outside tho State OF It's
creation and whore the laws regard
ing its corporate existence have NO
force. does not exist Therefore IL
holds that the net OF the defendants In at.
tempting to fx the price OF glucose grape
sugar and their products and by-products; to
FIX or limit the amount OF production. etc.
were under the act OF June II. 1891. guilty OF
a conspiracy to defraud.
An important point was the contention OF the
defendant corporation that the ttock-
holder had no right TO complain OF the
transfer OF a factory on the ground
that monoply was to be created.
The Court holds that the proposed sale
affected the pecunlary interests OF the
complaining stockholders, A change In
tho form OF his stock investment
against his consent is a change which
Affects his pecuniary or financial interests.
The decree OF the lower court is reversed and
remanded to the Circnit OF Peoria with instruc-
tons to enter decree setting aside the iced OF
the Peoria plant and to grant such other and
further relief as Is consistent with the prayer
OF the bill. which Ia sustained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
WINTER CRUDE ABANDONED.
Disintexration of the Famous North At
lnntic Squadron.


WARRINGTON. Oct. 19.-The abandonment OF
the regular winter and fall exercises OF
the famous North Atlantic Squadron has
been decided on by the Navy Depart
ment. As much as the Department desired
to keep the squadron together as a unit OF
naval efficiency and strength, It was i'm poss-
ible to do so on account OF conditions which
could not be controlled With the arrival to-
day OF the battleship Indiana at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. and the arrival OF the battleship
Texas at the Norfolk Navy Yard. the dissolu-
ton OF tho armored fleet which proved so
practically accomplished.
Naval ofticsrs who are Interested in ma in tain
Ing tho squadron OF evolution say that IL can
not be reformed before February. and perhaps
not then. The accommodation OF Admiral
tsNsS in 1hf ne ng force be
repairing some OF the vessels are re.ponsi BILE
for the disIptegratlon. The arm cred cruiser
cruiser na Ses orleans % M1" the
Indiana and the Texas will be-, under repairs
STmored cruiser Now York, the b att"
Massachusetts and the cruiser Detroit for
squadron service. AS the Detroit is in
the two battIeships are the only big vessels on
the station unassigned 1t has been deter
mined hy tho Department that They shall be
sent to sea TO conduct extensive experiments
with the wireless teIegraphy system.
:, In February or March tns squadron OF eyon-
ton may ,L,, Is reformed The Indiana and the
then. the New York and the Massachusetts will
have COMPLETED their experiments. and the two
new arnorcd fighters. tho Alabama and tho
Kaarsarge. will a most certainly lie ready 10 go
into commission. These six big armorciadS
would MAKE tho nucleus ., iine squadron, o.
servceabl- and the Detroit will have com ileted
her work in Nicaragua waters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
DIR. DE COSTA Ar WoODIk.
This Revivsa the Report That He 10 to
Become a Roman Catholic.

This Revivsa the Report That He 10 to
Become Roman Catholic.
The Rev DR.. B. +. De Costa. late rector OF
the Episcopal Church OF the Evangelist and re-
Gently deposed from the ministry by Bishop
Potter at his own request. has been spending
some time at the Roman Catholic Seminary at
Dunwoodie. The Very Rev. Edward r Dyer
ID. J.CL., president OF the department OF
theology. was ssen at the seminary yesterday
and asked II the late Episcopal divine was
there.
He is not now" was the reply.
He has been here"
Yes"
VIII he come here again?'
Il would prefer that Dr. De Costa himself
answer that question"
Does lie intend to take a course OF study
hcref"
Ask him
Reports have frequently been circulated
Roman catholic Church. lie has always denied
them most positively. Information that he
lie general in circles that are wall informe ns
70 what Is going on in chnrch matters. Al the
Church Of ST. Ftanc,s A sh in sixteenth
name he not used. said that he knew Dir De
Costa had been staying ut Dunwooiio, but be-
personal ia" fr%nf Y q? FatRsr Dyer. You a" Rn S
he could not D-c0mea priest, explained the
I%snt Father being a married man, q
! have. no knowledge. Ask him
AZ The apartments in, Twelfth street Gu;
T. reporters and It was said that he could not
st. Joseph's seminary Dun woodiA is the
theological school o this Archdiocese, II Is in
charge OF secular Priests; with the Very Rev.
Pr pr, Dyer AZ rs head, The report Is tina, Dr..
ID { Ista Is taking a course OF instruction there
preparatory TO being confirmed in the Roman
Catholic iaIth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
NO. 20 FOR OSCAR DiRLING.
His Youngest Child, Born Yesterday, a
Son-EiRhteen Others Living.

AMITYvILLE. l.. l.. Oct. 19.-Osear Darling. a
wsll-known civil engineer and inventor. be-
came tho father Of his twenty-third child
to-day. The last arrival is a son. Mr. Darling.
who is 81 years old. was born near Smithtovn.
l.. |. He has been married twice. His first
wife was Miss Hannah smith of lush nv. who
died in 1894. She was the mother OF hft.en
children, ten boys and nve girls. In 1896
Mr.. Darling married Miss Catherine = Ham
ilton. who was then ~ years old. Eight
children have blessed the latter union. Nine
teen Of the children are living, Three died in
infancy and one son died two years ago
Mr.. Darling IL the inventor Of the patent
compressed tank system Of water works. He
WAS also tho constructor OF the Long Island
city water works and tho sewerage system
Of Flushing and milestone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
TRADES UNIONS 4 MENACE
Judge White of Pittsburg So Characterize,
Them from the Bench.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Oct 1o.-In the hearing OF
the injunction proceedings OF c. l.. FlRccus.
glass manufacturer against officials OF the
American Glassworkers Union to restrain
them from inducing his apprentices to break
their contracts with him, Judge j. W. /.
White OF Common Pleas Court No . who was
on the bench remarked to tho trades unions
officials:
Trades unions have come to be the most
tyrrnnnous orRani2a' ions We have and they
should not be tolerated in a free country.
fathers own shop without The sanction Of some
trade unions. Az conducted. they are a menace
to free institutions"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
q. FRED WILLIAMS SUED.
Court Asked to Prevent Him From Prose
cutting Certain Actions at Law.

cutting Certain Actions at Law.
Boston. Oct. 19.-Georgs Fred Williams 10
defendant in an action brought in the United
States Circuit Court by the schlicht Heat
Light and Power Company and Paul J. schlicht.
The proceeding is brought with view OF
Williams to prevent his further prescott on "
certain suits which he has instituted In New
possession stock. the par value OF which 10
about 100000. but actually worth much less
than that amount Tho plaintiff CORPORATION
admits that it owes Williams SIS. 900 Will
liams says that the corporation owes him con-
slderably more than hat and brought suits in
New York to enforce his claims
The plaintiffs ask for an accounting to deter
mine the value of the stock held by Williams
New York are counsel for the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
MOSES HEDG KS, IO7 YEARS OLD, DEAD.
Distinguished Himself ny Whipping His II =
Year-Old Boy Two MnnIhA AGO.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. l0.-Moses Hedges. sup
posed to be the oldest man in the State. died
last night at his residence in this city. Ac-
cording to him he entered upon his 10th year
two months ago. and this age Is admitted not
10 be Improbable by those who have known
him here for the last fifty wears Hedges was
powerful man in his Younger years. and
hoasted that he had never been whipped An
alteration 0ccurcd between him AMI his son
several weeks ago. tn" son being II years Of
age. The father became very angry, and be-
fore the son saw his intention he jumped upon
hi. with his cane and beat him severely be-
fore he could mako his escape.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
GERMAN INTERESTS AVID THE WAR
Cologne Gazette Says British Control of
All South Africa Would Be Welcome.

Special Gable Desp1tchss to.THE sUS.
BERLIN. Oct. 1a.-The Cologne Gazette con-
cludes an editorial article on the Transvaal
war by saying that improved conditions in tho
South African Republic con only be made sure
when England takes over the administration
OF affairs. Local German interests. the Gazette
says. will welcome this.
IL says tho Gazette the Beers. in conae-
quencs OF protracted cam paign. should cause
England serious trouble in her international
politics. Germany will retain a free hand and
guard her interests in a manner becoming the
dignity OF frst-clnss power"
LONDON. Oct. 19-The Times's Berlin cor.
respondent says that the statement that tho
two South African republics were about to
offer protsctorate to Germany prior to the
war 10 en- phatcally denied,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20

woerowd To-day as It was generally antici-
GHed tina Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
w. 2DMthe effort OF his career. There was
N>eRIfn the House when the debate on Mr.
StatMopes amendment to the reply to the
Queens speech was resumed.
Mr.. Chamberlain. gazing through his monoce
at Mr.. Stanhope. accused that gentleman OF
using criticism that was neither honest nor hon-
orable
Mr.. Stanhope interrupted and asked the
Speaker II term OF that sort could be applied
to mem Der OF the House.
Tho Speaker replied that the language used
by Mr.. Cham berla In was beyond parliamenta
bounds. Opposition cheers
Secretary Chamberlain Immediately with
drew the offensive words. but said he hoped for
the honor Of the House that few members on
the other side sympathized with Mr.. Stanhope.
He declared that it was impossible to find par
liamentary language that would adequately de-
scribe Mr. Stanhore's accusation that he (Mr.
Cham berlainl and Sir Alfred Miner had
fomentcd war.
Mr. Chamberlain hotly denied having had
any communication with Cecil Rhodes at the
time OF the Jameson raid. He admitted say
Ing In 1896 that 1t would be immora to resort
to war in order to force internal reforms. But,
considering the whole later history OF the
Transvaal trouble. he had concluded that war
was always inevitable. He accused the Pretoria
Government OF having aided President Steyn
OF the Orange Free State and OF having. since
1881, conspired against Great Britain as the
paramount power OF South Africa.
Ambassador Choate was present during Mr..
Chamberlain speech and paid marked atten-
ton to the remarks OF the Colonial Secretary.
The Right Hon. John Morley. Liberal. former
Chief Secretary for Ireland. declared that
Great Britain had been trying to impose upon
the Transvaal obligations which she would not
dare to impose on any OF her self-Roverning
colonies. He added that the horrible and
hideous catastrophe in South Africa was caused
by trifling and Inadequate causes.
The Right Hon Arthur j. Baliour. First Lord
OF the Treasury and Government leader In the
House. defended the Government and moved
the closure OF the debate. His motion was
carried by = vote OF 1856 to 1853.
Mr.. Stanhopes amendment was then rejected
1862 to 135-and the address In reply to the
Queens speech was agreed to.
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TINDERBILT WILI.
Not to Re Filed Until SrHt Week 49, No Com
test Of u in Sight.

Senator Dcpew said last night when asked
arout a story published in one Of YESTERDAY ,
morning papers 10 the effect that young Con-
relus Vanderbilt had decided to contest his
fathers WILL:
guess there won't be any contest Of this
will"
Then the Senator smiled broadly and added
that it lad beer Definitely decited not TO A.
the will tor probate unit next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
THEIR LICkNsEs REVOxED.
Steambo at Captains Punished for Not Obey.
ing Orders at the Yacht Races.

KCapt. Peter II. Petre. OF the local Board OF
Steamboat Inspectors announced yesterday
that the licenses OF Capt Brooks OF the Idle
wild and Capt Thompson OF the Glen Island
had been revoked by the board. as the result
q the complaint made by Capt; Robley D.
appeal from the ruling OF the local board is
likely to be taken.
Capt. Petrie also announced that the IL
censs Of ". II. Kelly pilot OF the steamboat
John Harlin. had been suspended for twenty
days for neglect to obey promptly warning
whistles to keep Off the course last Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
Agent Greene Sails for England.
Sps1a! Gable Despatch 10 Tnlsuu.

CAPE Town. Oct ION. Conyngham Greene.
the former British Agent at Pretoria. has sailed
for homo. His health is very poor and tho doc
tors have ordered com plete rest
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MESSAGE FROM SINKING srkAMER.
Picked Up by tho Natives of Unnock
Island. Alaska, in August.

SAN Francisco. Oct. IA message picked
w by the natives Of the northeast coast OF
OF August reads:
steamer Pelican. ship sinking. ten min
utes. and all will be lost
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Measuring Message from tho British Gem.
mander in South Africa.

srensi Cable De,pdicA to rHssux.
LONDON Oct. 19.-Gen. Sir Frederick For
estier-Walker. at present commanding her
Majesty's forces In South Africa. has tele-
Eraphed to the Marquis Of Lansdowne. Secre-
tary OF state for War. that message was re-
cslved yesterday from Kimberley stating that
all was we'll in that town. No direct attack had
been made upon the place up to that time.
The bridges at Modder River and Fourteen
Springs have been destroyed by the Beers The
police at Vryburg and Fourteen Springs are
retiring on X m berIey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
CANDID4TE roR JrD0E uITHDEAWs
Josiah X. Adams Of PHILADELPHIA Forced
from the RrpMhlicnn State TIcket.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct IL Josiah X Adams.
Rerub. lean nominee for Superior Court Judge.
tonight sent letter 10 State Chairman RiIliuG
Withdrawing his name saying that charges
had been made against him and that il he con-
tlnued on the ticket II might enhnrnss the
were printed IN newspaper and were to tho
effect that Adams had been connected with g.
Perc val stewart OF New York in the American
Investors Company and had proAted from
sMinuling Onerntlons.
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NEWS OF BRITISH PRISONERS.
President Kruger Says Capt. Nesbitt and
seyen of His Men Wore Seriomslx Wounded.

SPECIAL cable D,Iodtch To TaE SrS.
CAPE Town. Oct 1a-President kruger tele-
graphs to Bloemfonten. Orange Free State that
Capt, Nesbitt. who was in charge OF the
armored train seized by the Beers. and seven
OF his men were seriously wounded. They are
held as prisoners by the Beers. No member OF
the British party was killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
EILIPINOS AGAIN DEFEA TED.
Gen. iounG's Forces Win q Battle with the
Rebels Mt san Isidro.

NTo'uI tdbTf Deibdfch 70 TIM wv.
MANILA Oct. 2O-S:5O A. Man engagement
has taken place at San Isdro between
the forces of Gen. Young and the insurgents
under Gen. Pho del Pillar
The rebels wore defeated. as usual. Their
loss is not known. The American casualties
were only three men wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
At the Yacht Race

stop That Distress After Eating.
MAnacea Water. Depot. - Beaver st.. \. Y.-Ad,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
RELIEF M4RCHIN TO MAFEKING.
Additional Reports of the Repulso of tho
Beers There Last Saturday.
CakLs DaspnLrh,s IN TN arw
.StscidI Gable Dsapdtcl

LONDON. Oct. ia despatch to the Central
Ners dated Cape Town. Thursday. 1O,l5
A. NJ. says: Reliable news from Mafeking
is tolthe effect that the Beers attacked that
place and were repulsed. Cal Hore led a sortie
and brought his Maxims to bear on the Beers
who suffered heavy losses
The Cape Town Argus confirms the previous
estimate OF 800 Beers killed in the fighting
around Mafeking."
A correspondent at thurman. 100 m lies from
Vryburg. which latter place Is 102 miles south
OF MAfeking. sends word that Maieklng was
safe at midnight last Saturday. During the
day the British force there repulSed the Beers.
1The Intelligence Department 10 striving to
communicate with hafeking by means OF run
ners The Beers have not yet crossed the
Orange River
The Beers in great numbers are opposite
AliwHl North. in Cape Colony. and Bethulie. In
the Orange Free State, opposite Norvals Point.
CAFE Town. Oct. lo-During the engage
mcnt at Mafeking on Oct IA an armored train
made a reconn oiHsance to the northward. The
train engaged 300 Beers who suffered severe
losses in the action that ensued. Capt. Ftz-
clarence's column also engaged the Beers who
suffered severely. The British loss was two
killed and fourteen wounded.
Col, Pumer 10 reported to be marching from
Fort Tuli. Rhodesia, TO tho relief Of Mafeking
Large quantities OF stores intended for the
Beers have been seized AT kimberley.
Nearly onS million dollars in gold which was
landed hero to-day from England for the
TranSvaal. was seized by the British authors
ties.
A very strong native tribe Of Basutos. armed
with modern guns. is threatening an attack on
the Orange Free state.
The Beers advancing on Dundee arc re-
ported suffering from the poorly managed
work OF the Commissarv Department
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20

The Tooth of Time"
n"ds no. Bcnsolvptus Tooth Pnwder-but use II on
10 lr tech. TheJ Il last longer. At all druggists,
AIg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20

Troy Brnt Champagne and King William Scotch
whisky V,o, Observed Oh all the boats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
GoEBEL SIZED BY FORMER CLIENTS.
Charged with Improper Conduct In Retain
ing Money in n Damage Suit.

CONVICTION. Ky, Oct. lH-William GoebeI.
Democratic nominee for Governor. was sued
to-day in tho Kenton Circuit Court by Mary
and Thomas Carlton. who charge him with
failing TO turn over to them the amount due
them from the proceeds OF suit he Recently
conducted as their counsel The bill sets forth
that Goebel was engaged by the Cartons 10
represent them in suit against the South Cow
inRton ana Cincinnati Railroad Company. and
was to receive 30 per cent, Of the amount real
lied upon the su!t as compensation for his
services. IL charges that $4,000 was obtained
and that Goehel only gave to plaintiffs 81. $50
keeping S2.2 for his own share.
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Good Track, Good Trains. Good Time.
In each ~ these the New York Central is not sur.
passed, az thousands Will attrst-IqC,
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Football at weSt Point. Princeton vs. Cadets, Sat-
2Ist inst, admission TO Geld free take Day Line
w. return b. Rail. tickets 81. 90 ADO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20

Carnegie Hall. ChickerinR Hall Cooper Union,
Bklyn Academy Of Music; Evangelist sunday night.
Free. Aword Of love. See Amusement Cox Aav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
CHAMBEELAIN nESE>Is CRIrICIsM

The Colonial sscrstAry's speech In the House
of Commons.
Sirci0l Gable DsIpdtck 10 The sux
LONDON. Oct. l9,-Tho House Of Commons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-20
SOME FIRING BY OUTPOSTS.
BOERS ADIINCE SLOWLY AND BIG
BATTLE IN NATL Is DELhTED.

Several British ofiicers Captured on n Train
Going from Ladysmith to Duudee-Un-
confirmed Report of Heavy Boer Leases
in tho Fighting Around Mafeking-
yryburg Reported Betrayed to tho
Beers by tho Dutch Residents-Al-
legged British Sly Shot In Pretoria.
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before the Shamrock was able, to put
her wheel down and round the little
raft The committee boat footed a
whistle as her time was recorded and fleet OF
excursion boats joined in the chorus. giving
the challenger a fine old salute. But IL was not
a marker to the applause the Columbi got
when she finished the first half OF her journey
When she rounded the steam boats. tugs and
patrol fleet were more liberal with their sautes
than they had been at any time heretofore with
the Columbia. The official times were posted
on the committees tug shortly after the Sham
rock rounded. They read as follows:
n. ". a.
Columbia "a A.
Shamrock 81 03
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-30
THE LOCAL NEWS.

Sslest Friends Thanksgiving ball.
Whale oil soap at The Mitchell Drug
Company.
II you don't 60 to any other, don't miss
the Thanksgiving ball.
For Rsnt-Four room no use, furnish
cd. Post office box Is.
See Bedwsll for new books of very
latest style and authorship.
Lost-A pair of gold rimmed specta-
clss. Finder please return to this office.
The Bed Mems ball on Friday the
nrst day OF December promises to be a
hummer.
We try not to have only the best in
price, but tho best in quality also. Bar
gain House.
Tho best thing We have seen any
where in heating stoves is the improved
hot blast stove at the Bargain House.
I've Boys Wanted-Two stout boys
from IA to 16 years old can find work by
applying at laboratory Of Colo. Sugar
Mig. 90. Call for Mr.. Durfee.
For Sale-six-room house. All mod
ern Improvements. Apply to Frank
Thompson.
Thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
John Ellsler. in advance OF the "Why
Smith Left Home Co.," is visitor to
the city today. Mr.. Ellsler was for ma
ny years in advance OF his sister, Efile
Bllsler, who is known everywhere as one
OF the most popular actresses Of the day
and who has fallen 80 in love with Colo
RADIO that herself and husband have in
vested quito lot Of money in a ranch in
tho southwestern part OF the state.