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New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
ROTNDSWIN STOPS 4 RTN4W4Y.
AT PERIL OF HIS LIFE He SAVES FOUR
OCCUPANTS OF \ COACH

AT PERIL OF HIS LIFE He SAVES FOUR
OCCUPANTS OF \ COACH
At the peril or his life Rounisman Anthony. Of
the Ham5urg-ave police station. Brooklyn, stopped
& runaway team attached 10 a coach last evening
In II two women and two men. who were re-
turning from a funeral in Salem Fields Cemetery
The driver William Hess, OF No. l,134 Second-ave
had been thrown from his seat. and the action OF
Anthony proha by saved the lives of the occupants
The coach belongs John Donohue an under
taker At No. I2 East seventy -ffth-st. Manhat-
While Hess driving down Broadway the
team became frightened when they reached Penn
a the changing OF trolley car gong. When the
team sprang forward the lines were jerked from
Hess's hands and he fell forward over the dash
board and dropped between The horses. After he
had been trsmpled upon The wheels passed over
his body.
Roundsman Anthony, VINO. in company with
ex-County Clerk Wuerst. was going Up Broadway.
Jumped for the team and succeeded in se.zing the
lines He thrown of his feet. but held 10 the
lines After being dragged for fifty feet he man
ged regain his feet and running along vii"
the team. succeeded bring them 20 a stop %
Jerking the lines. Two OF Hesss ribs were broken.
his head badly and Two fingers ~ his right
hand nearly OF Roundsman Anthony
was painfully bruised about the body.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
FREEDnEv's SOCIETY MEETS.
INDEBTEDNESS GREATLY REDUCED IN THE
LAST YEAR

LAST YEAR
The Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education 80
cety held its annual meeting yesterday IN 81
Paurs Methodist Church. at Newark b'sh"p
II VI Merrill. Of Chicago. presiding The orsan-Ea-
tion represents about 25o0oO0 Methodists and mas
in the South theological seminary. I'VE un!veF-
sites FIVE colleges and eleven academies tor o4cA7'
and three universities and twenty-five acadea1'eS
foT whites The value of ,hs property - hrar'y
g eco .tfc The Rev Or. T 2 Frost OF - fdu+
church. made an address 90 welcome. Blsh0p Me-
Tiu responding Secretary Mason read the aohIa4
report OF the Board o. Managers IN whSn -. -
eDcs made 20 the GiSfranchiSeueIt OF ueEIs
in Southern States and 10 the tndiuerel.e M rs
which this apparently net in the NoT-h a..
rIoys iE New Orleans, Ns|-ToTk. aaron yi'.u
and ELSEWHERE referred To a. alarming ''4''h
lions.
The total receipts OF the society for the year
ending Jane % were S5s5 40 - all of wnich y y
pended. The socierv'S Indebtedness was 49, =
q decrease az s23 IS3 for the year. ne ptSnops
present al the session were ; IT, MeTriH oI =
-ago, Edward l. Andrews. ~ New OK -yELs =
Fo~S OF Philadelphia. John F Hurst o. NaShIIk-
ton D. 9. William y NInts. OF Detroti; JohH
NJ Walden. ~ Cincinnati Willard = Sia'1aLlsl. J
~ Rostou. Charles II Fowler. OF = Ialo. JaHl-~
y FITZGERALD. o< 81 Louis, Isaac " JnSe'- oI =
Paul Earl CrenSroU of Portland ore l. W
Ha milton. of San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

UDGE TELLS GRAND JURY IT MCsF BE
SIFTED To THE BOTTOM

When he Queens County Court assembled yes
terday with Judge Harrison : Moore on the Dencn.
there was a large number - politicians in the
Courthouse corridors Many OF them mad 5eer.
subpopnaed 10 tell What they ku-w about the al
legged attempt 70 ge- s. 40 from County Clerk JahT.
H Sutphiu for renomiua ZION County Judge
Moore told the Grand jury that District Attorney
Merrill mad called his attention The reports that
attempt made 10 get asptrant for
nomination pay tor II. and that X vas serious
matter. which must sfJed TO the bottom.
Among the early arrivals we're Patrick J. Nara.
leader in Flushing Councilman Joseph cassidy.
County Clerk Sutphin. John {. Knnehan. Henry
NJ Haviand. postmaster 81 Jamaica; Ioroner
Philip T. Croniu. Harry SItphin OF the County
Clerk: ex-Assenbly yman George Z Bulmer and PAT
rick J. Murphy.
James II Q'iinIan formerly postmaster OF Flush
ing was chosen foreman CT the Grand jury
The Grand jury occupied until late IN The
afternoon with jail Then Harry Sutphtr
called into the He inside sCc min
and The Grand Jury adjourned until this
ing This - unusual proceeding. as in ordinary
the Grand Jury sits only Mondays. The
only recent casion when the jury Sar on CoCSsCu-
tive days when Cref Devery under in
vestigaron ~ il last spring II IS understood that
the wires % he delegates to the County Co1veD-
rion have been subpoenaed The politicians who
waited al! day yesterday 70 b. called we're rNi+ 20
Dc or hand this morning.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
STARTLING CHARGES ~ DrRYEt CASE



M.aeo!a Long Island. NOV l2-Ia the Nassal
,.,,-.,- S,,--oga,as t'cur, on SATURDAY. r,i3s. So
olrE VIII give ahci4'et trarlS n ne contest oF~-
rh4 will II Edgar r. Dury-4 OF Glen Cove
,,.,r rrb,-,-s-.- .o,,.-l - 49,. 49,.
Ai''.'7i' ''i
daughters Of NJ. DgrEva-Mr- Marcia Cox. Mrs.
Eva TH-loerg and Mrs.. o:r4c- S;,.igge--yno ara
4.-t1g+rey -a contest o., S.--r+.,- 1r-..,,.a5 o.,
v-l4hT o. tA7+r 9'Uv ~ '"e -.t-' ana IN ttd -
Hon=yman. counsel f0r Nal-r r. Dury-A ard rl.-
,-,,a,-. ,t,i.,,.i 20 - --.-..-fr,. . 49,. q.
x Pr" ''4 - =, '' F''''- .. ~ u
Vas argued Dy counsel tOr the contestants tlAt
NJ ul!rye4 had been uutulv 5Uf,a,r-,i ~ ,.s
. w. - -h -,.r,-.,-s - ,
-. +'- " - - ~
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
TO BE DR. pErERS-S 4SEi>rl,r

The Rev Waiter L Hughes, wao has been as
s.sraEt n me Rev Cornelius l. Woelrk.n - he
Greene Avenue Baptist Churca. was ordained j,
t1e sumner Avenue Baptist Church last night
IL = hereafter 70 O. associated wiki The Rev Dr.
Madison . Peters wEo has ,4St accepted 4 car
. tne Sumner Avenue Church TIE sermon was
preached by he Rev. II. 4 Tupper Dr. Peters
delivered tae charge - Ih- candidate and M
grzysF ot orcination was made by the Rev Milton
Mr Hugses : a graduate q Colgate University
anc Union theological Serl:ra -.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
GRAHAM VERDICT SET ASIDE.
SUPREME COURT AGAIN REvERsEs HUDSON
COUNTY PETIT JURY

The Supreme Court rendered decision yes'ei
dav setting aside the verdict in the case OF =. l.
Graham against the Consolidated Traction ON"
pany This is the fourth time the supreme =,
,5t.eraaI u,b tb4 decision of petit jurors IN
the Hudson County court
Graham's son Melville. four years oia-
killed by trolley car in jersey ~, ,gas Tne
and the Jury awarded him $5"po daHaHsS., - :
cas- was appealed. and the Court sugsstsT $500 a. -
81 10 would he fair verdict. Grahahl - nm,
s.-rsnt a. Th- ca Sc vas again tried ana IN JuIy
again voted for $3.50 damages II vas t5'Ll' 81 +.
@SSaisa o15 Iustfre Gumnere filed the opinion ina
Ps,,ssJ :, nh Comment concerning the value or
the life Of a child For a third uHle t,ss ~,
su-arfad e. M da images and the verdict was :"
aside The last time the jury reduced thr q ar
- damages 70 $4,000 bu; the company aSaih AI-
oosssisd oy 80 grourd that the verdict vas eN-
cessiva and also that il was cieariN aSdIi'St we
weight OF evidence and these contentious Hvif
sustained hv the Court.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
DEMOCRAT ErL0GIzES pRE>JDF,r

PAYS QUEER ELECTION RET BEFORE \ eFp,-r-
LOAN GLIB
4" election prt "as paid iast night by Edward
iangan, building Inspector and Dresden, D., -
Jefferson CLUB of Williamsburg by lecturir, -.
he members OF the Francis 2. Williams Par,,1It-
,tn Battery. az No. II Bushwtek-ay. 3, -,
AchlnIey Nj Langan Is a dyed Ia thr N.o,., n,
"'F4l ana during th- campaign rns1A 80
WIZ t9uncl!mdn Williams Mr william. 80 :,
ivctLfe IN IdFot % Bryan Ead th- larf-- ~. -
EesSItIi before The members uf the JeN.,zr 80
Inc Jefferson club rche1 their rr-Sid-nt -
th@ prlhclpA! tEofoughcar-s of Y i!liapl.t..-
On he Nay we're m-t by The Williams Efarts-1 - -
rad d oand of music and fireworks WI"
l-aAsdn made his bet good with sr.af r.l.,.,..-
ne 'otd ~hat good man President Mex ir,i-, -.
aLI sd,d ne hoped hat The country would rrosr..r
under his Administration 'N P'osPv'
AZ ne close of the lecture Democrats and p
means joined in general ionhcation
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
WAITER COLLINS

Walter Collins. only OF supreme Court Jus
tice Gilbert collins died sunday evening AZ the
home of his father. No. 312 York-st. Jersey lily
He was stricken last Wednesday. when appe7dcl,i~
ir its yirulent form developed. Specialists NeIs
Summoned and performed an opera tioh on I',ds ID
but the patient failed - rally. MI 12,laS va
IA sbrou,k Institute columbia College ani y ~
iams college AZ the latter he Won the prlze IggI
thr best drtion and extemporaneouS sp@4 king ~
read law IN his fathers Office and vas aaTnl'-4 10
the oar in November. 1896
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

Eliza beth Nov. 1. tSp-ciap--The Supreme Court
ro-Gay al Trenton. rendered important decesi"n
er4,ting 1hls c.ty. The Court declared mat prop
ert, oeld in .h- Court of Chance-y can TO longer
z-r.ne taxation and that under A Iaw passed IT
lS.,> which The Supreme court holds 90 be 'oHStl-
+,Itf0DaI me civ ,sH collect all aNes luz on sue"
rroperry In the y.arS prior u lN!rN th- Court de-
Isr-d In. onstitulO-dl tl- laws providing Tor me
election of AXIS property held II 'Hau'-r!
large 1f unpaid taxes nEd esSt-,Slirl,lS :
sr ~.v b. col rs,5ati here TEere = S2.l't due TIE
-iry % ETiZab-t and .~SsSS-lrntS on "t-
tract which : Known th- MaSS.e e-tat--
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
DEATHS IN NEUJERNEl.
ISAIAH EVELAED

Isaiah Eveand. an old resident % jersey city
died early Yesterday his home. NJ. ~ Fourth
St os capillary brorchiJts Mr.. Eveiaod 0-2s born
AT Mount Pleasant. Penn on April q isi'. an" Vas
me last OF seven brothers HI moved 10 Jersey
civ sixty years ago His widow. Eliza Ereint, :
principal of Primary School No. >, IN Jersey city,
and j. he oldest Of teachers IN Jersey
city. She appointed in February. ~ when
ths' Hrst public school esra bIshed. Two GauEn-
ters survive Mr.. E,veiand-Mrs- James T. Fo1lks.
1re wife OF the former presiding elder OF tAe Jersey
tfty district OF the Newark Methodist E1iScOpaI
Conference and Mrs Peter {. Bloom.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
AG4Iy SAYS ~yo~ ro 7HR0rGg yR4rys

HF--s5 Commissioner john J. snea aaS put down
MS 1907 against running through e.e4a,ed trains
3eFos- ''e HF74g- unless hey Arst turned over
20 R-5ge employees. II : a o,.ss-.o, - ss.-,,,
80 -lr '.- flT7issIcHer. Superintendent Marin
GOES n. t-@. justified in allowing he BROOKLYN
RAPID Ira5s COMPANY : trainhzrGs 10 take trains
over tne Bricge The Bridge trairhards s-s "a
riAar "ffE ne grades of the Bridge from Iorg
experience a7d = would Be safe Cor o-Ie- r7a1
70 I'M trains the Bridge " NH
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
PlNT conrlNI nnE> on oF RL>INr>>

Paterson. Nov y 'Sp-cIsif-Tl- pain --o-- -
t"- T. j. DoEj-Et Icmpauy. t.- corner ~ Nam
and Grand SITS closed TO-DAY uH!-r pTa,--.-
ings 20 forrciJ~- a lEatJ-l morlsag~- Thi- = th-
COMPANY Of WG-r. ti-.-E- ) N-T-. who - IN idI
with ll.Alist-r Campbell and D-1tE- -rarg-t wi-h
The murder of Jennie BoS~e1i-J-r- manage
The principal ~t5' Hh2d-T - Hugh Kerr father %
tu- Tr->"u-~- VINO practically msil-t--ei th- cor
"a % The benefit gF son
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
WANTS 70 Build cLIBHor>E N P4RE
COMMISSIONER BHowER VIII. GIVE PUBLIC
HEARING * = sT,,T----AR EEc-Es-

rae Ns4las Roe. Club. Of Brooklyn. is ,-s.as 70
secure 80 l@ 5ensonalr-t Park fa- - dub
house Rhio- TOW stands q S-Nfieth-~t- - The
ero,.-i belongs % the Park Department -a- dub
Eo-s, an ~ erected there only ny cousen; o., PerE
'-arn71lSs5er=- EroWe--
Seve-sl O.: he boat clubs f7- a number - wears
have h4er ambitious 20 MAKE thelr heatlva-.ers
r1--e 5"- have not asked ~ permission. a. ~
,a-a < lark property. mostly obtained ty cqu-
6er7-z1ior proceedings. and :- vas though .t
vo-,E b- Impossible L. cet r.e PERM Ssor o.: -!le
Ierartn,-r- - hglId. / Has also considered hat
re residents hack = r-a r-opeT-y would object
- tav1-E their view o5S-rlcted by the building q
tozrno-s== 4 committee. however H-as recently
eupolr-ei Gs Nautilus flL.l - select site. a:1
hey chose oRe az Twert y-second-ave n Benson
r.rs- Park = petition accordingly s-rr 70
t-o-lniss-0 Frrryer tlG- she site mentioned oe
granted fhs cl-l. TF= Commissioner Yesterday
gave Z hearing - me CgG-r-ittes al Borough Han
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
SUPREME cotRT cLERK >r<T4IyED.

Trenton. Nlr - Sp-cit.f--.Icu1g -a- opinions
handed down in -h- S4pr-r1- Court r0-,ja- vt~
decision ~ favor of Slpr-u-- Court Clerk William
RLkyr- 5r.. against Ulou suir brought rv r1-
Fidelity r-,l~- Company. - Newark f. vas
determine the right OF the trust company
i-TUaEd access 20 -H- patr!t j1dlt-~ "a th-
oi-rk> Orfa- tO- NJ purpose ~ making searches.
which have heretofore been made ny me prfrs
TIE CoIr. S-isaiDs the clerk in his refusal Sve
trust COMPANIES Jh= records
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
DESTROYED HIS 04T CRoP,

Paiuaeld. Nov. = Special" Farmer Orator
James E. MARITIME had mad arrangements 10
thresn ten cres % oats tomorrow. bat the thresA
ing viii not ua done now last night soma one
-. Fre 10 the oat crop phich had 5sen stacked
n field near ProSpect-av-' and II was totally de-
<troved The fire occurred shorty a-ter o cIOcA
An Unknown man was seen running away from The
direction % the stack Immediately after The fire
was noticed Ar. MARITIME ted to get ~ oLsn-
~ m rl -
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
DISMISSED THE PANEL.

CONVERSATION eETwEEN J-E'f: AND ~rNTT'7
WITNESSES rtuSEs \ MISTRIsi-
p..arson Nov . tsteciao-Be,a.s@ a .,.r,- -a
criminal case took luncheon Win tuur ot ne
States witnesses to-day Judge Barkslow adjGdz@d
f. r1istriaI md dismissed The pane Tn- case Nas
an indictment against Freeman W Elliott "t Pas
sale for en5ezzIing money from -1~ Pascal
Decorat ting Company. The tndi"t mert VaS moved
i'm the morning. and 9t rhe noon rera~S one ~ -h-
Jurors went C.TlSOu'S T-~ra IraBr- Four ct the
States witnesses entered and t"1k ~-a-s a. r--
S.irne Elliott and some - Hi~ friends --Nt
c, ne in and sat "A IA ole They DO, iareE
that the Juror ana the witnesses talking a-C1r
the ta34@
When court rec0uv-r- ID so1E~AI or Elliott "a led
the attention Of Judge 8ar<tow - Jh- sir-Um-
stance The Judge granted tHe motion sor mis-
trial the condition 51at counsel FOR the 3csl lS-1
would waive all objections for q rial This
Was done and the UIii D. ~A-ri@d With . new
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
MRS. MARGARET D. P PATTERSON.

Rel Bank Nov = tSpeciao.-Mrs Ma-=aTst
Douglass Pringle. wife Of John H. Patterson. Ned
TODAY a. her home on the Riverside Drive. H~tr
pas Rank She was se.enrv wears old Sh- h@d
tse- III about six weeks with cancer ~ Jn~ ~tOElA n
when NJ Patterson was appointed warden ~ m
%au-T.r--y State Prison. Mrs. Patterson .~ca M
is u?atr0n Sh- member - m i-i'leN
hermitage Association. of NashVlt- I'm. ~
Tas.- Mount Vernon ASSocis stiCn. - " ~t}''- -'i
= 9 and th- international! Prison Congress
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
WOMAN Pry D0TN Ry c.,cu

hIi4 crossing street in Elmhurst on Sunday
night. Mrs HeaIey Of BROOKLYN. rnotse- ~. w
lam Healey. superintendent u the gtvi4 = f,s -
steamers, was injured Several ribs wer. broken
and she vas injured internally s'e ass -aI.-r .,
s. Johns Hospital H. Long Island City sb. ~
G Iya Gown Dy " c9aeh dri:ea by William MoIr who
had been visiting h4r son ''-4' ana
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
NONINATIONN IN LNrlAclnLr D,.

NJ heArd ot Directors of the Invincihle Club met
L3E' evening and placed in nomination the ,Gou,
ihe For president. Captain Frank Q FNto,,- 1,sr
F'ee-presid@nt- Frank Reyea second ,-c4-ar..t-
dent. James Atkinson treasurer = ut
ana secretary Sea1anin Fisher There vas "a or-
poAt;on me me ticket will re elected al tbs r,,al
meeting Of tEe club IN December ~ A''i IA
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
SrFFR4GE 4><DCuTIDN orFIcER>.

TIE Woman'< Suffrage Association Of Essex
COUNTY hold Us annual meeting yesterday after
noon in the Social Progress rooms ~ Newark and
elected tIes- Ctice-S- President Mss l. VI WAITS.
ylce-presideuts Mrs. Z :. Ef--t and Ms A Van
Wi1kle. recording s~cr-tarv Mss Mar \. Ner-
son correspond Y secretery Or. CaIeSta N I.1tA-
-. acI tT-as.--~. Mrs Emma Richards.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
ross ARRESTED IT NORFOLK.

Phiuips5urg Nov = (specian-Chief Of Police
Sherry t1-Hign- received a telegram saving inat
r = NJ Ross 81 jha dru of Ross & BrcadVe.i
manufacturers os sheet metal ware ~ Newark
who disa 0peare9 from here several w~-hS ago after
paeSirg alleged. several worthless checks on the
Mercantile Bank of Newark. to-day arrested
A. Norfolk Va Ross viii NJ brought her - an
charges againSr him.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
CATCHES 4 c4RRiER PIGEON.

NJ Strals. tne Fulton-st. 5evel.er n BROOKLYN
whose place u business is near WillouEhby-sr- has
4 large carrier pigeon. R.lch dropped in front 90
his store yesterday afternoon The pigeon which
bears tag marked y Il SY7 " will b. held n, NJ
StraLs until The owner calls rcr t.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
BURGLARY INSURANCE,

There marked increase Il number Of
Aurglares durtrg The teW citisa
srern De specially singled fOr these iepredatons
sns individual icsEes very
heavy The only method Of providing against
through carrying Burglary insurance. IN
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

A. latest Democrats reports Edward W Wooll.v
chairman Of the Idson County Republican COM
u.tte- was "a scoundrei' "A viiluin' and "a fol "a.
and the returns from the ~HorS-Sno-' and otba-
sympathetic parts Of The county -jIi coin.
Ing IN.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY Of NEW roax

frsur.A entire contents residences premiums
ranging from collars a!ty per annanl
upNar6A Metropolitan Agency. - P:ne 81. Ssw York
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

Tao,e Linen, ~ tie ya-t, Sc 70 s.. 50 y4-d-
Table Cloths, rom S.. % TO SO ea-a.
Napkins. rom IS 70 S3l 50 dozen
F-inged Tea T15!e Ses; cloth DOZEN Eo..-s s. 50
70 S45 SET
5ensttched Lunch Se.s. So 50 % $50 Sc
Fancy co.ored w-.te center and coio-ed border
knot;ed fringe Lunch SCI; clo;h - YARDS .5az:
GoiIle5 10 II so-1-e large aszorr-a: - new ce-
Signs; your cho,ce a. S. s--
t:e-nS:ch-d Linen BeGspr-ads; embroidered bv hand
VIII G-zwnw01k beautifully done; p-!c-s .4rg.rc
--o2 SIG 70 SIS each Ba,a %, single o. Gou5,e
1e55
I1-ust;cEed Linen Saees; some plain some en-
broiG-r-i by hand, some with haaC-i-aw1 open
work BESIDE ;he embroidery: Sis 70 $50 ear.
55=arsached Pillow Shans 81. IS - So p4,
I.e-rsttc1ed Pillow Cases. t-o-l 40c 10 s. 50 eaca
Pillow Cases hand embroidered c-0r. So 50 . SIS 50
eac1.
An immense variety OF Towels; a. kinds ana II axes
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

TIE Hudson County Republican Commit VIII
aop-4 80 n next L-Sis,arr. 70 pass a-rS 10 pro-
vide for an excise commission and e.uliIat- he
- .oon mn hence from politics, 60 lose he pOIS
..eock and thus deprive r-pear-rs from N-,.-
Yy.h from WORKING II NaW-L-le-y t1r twO hou--
O. moIe 49, n poll - 'qSed IN 80 ,r.,
tt-1 little interest. and establish \ State
gUrreuce of ne outrage p-rpetrat-t IT North Be-
gen las, Tuesday. when d Republican caHli-rg-r
suspicious names registered vas drawn into 4
quarr-. while cha-enging. arrested and locked ".
Roa-rt : Itudspeth, s-na5or--leet s,r Hudson
county and Robert Davis The Democra, Who *
accredited with elecying Senators and Others i'm
that part of New-Jersey. have goa- 70 Canada :,
shoot game. catch FISH and rest. Il under
stood n Jersey City yesterday that rns plates %
eve donations fron the game preserves Or JIira
Hudspeth- John Erickson The chairman Of the
mand of NJ Daviss poittfcaI f5-,es i,,ri7x IN
a5sence Of ne leader
i the assertion. frequently made tha, = th4
voters or Nev-Je-sey could g, fair shot q, is
Incorporation laws they would qu1 t-em IN cor
dirior 20 discourage the anchorage Of predatory
trusts In this State intended 70 ae an iatirna,isn
that the Democrats would do as much 10 undo their
own work the New-Jersey LEGISLATURE as ,h-v
"a % upset work OF the Kansas civ Ca7va--
for fair. But there IL a large number OF New-Jer-
cratic party that State is half as eager - 80.
,-self as a few Of the more willy Democrats ,ss-rr
mat is. and these voters may susprc; maj
= designed more especially 70 restore the D-n0-
cratic party 70 power than it is 10 benefit I6s
STATE These voters may be wrong but thry arr
right in suspecttng that the Democratic parry a.
< 59a party FOR the Republican party to watch
A, Attest Democratic reports Edward W wool.v
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

Fire tId g. 49, damage Yesterday -e ,h~ paper
a tory ar keltou & Br.-yn-r ~ Fio--uc- aa5
colga,- SIS Jersey city Tne origin % The me Is
not known
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
M NmmMr Jmn
6be Display Of LINENS
Continues X X X

bael0okng
by
But the discovery wonderful
o are .
decorated linens -zod
Mexico
What study s2ec1
an
The follow o
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
66e Fitness Of
Things in x
WALL PAPER


No
papers 4ouA mad here stimulating
ton and color
and corners 0to0ae daa and pestees charming Dresden C
IN q
and we'll gladly a
experienced Will do the WORK ua
supervision
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

Wall Paper cannot De choscn ha0hazz--
considerations come into p.av-;h- amount Q: day.
rg the room 70 DC decorated, the character OF the
the color Of the carpet, and the purpose OF the 1906
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

s-c1 r. c2----c5 ----v5a- --1s-- ---Sa-4-k ,
ta-,zsk y tt-1ss5 a - -l-5- e. s----s z-@
p1.c-s. beginning .oE IS % 90 ----g =
5 50 ea-z
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TELEGRAPHlc BRIEFS.

Emigrant Agent Mallory is holding
81 Russian elnigrants in check across
the Rio Grande.
The Anti Saloon league of Ohio has
declared war Non Senator Hanna and
viii fight him in the future.
The president Thursday sent to the
senate the nominatiouiof John L. Nc
Atee of Oklahoma to be associate justice
of the supreme court of Oklahoma.
R.. H. Bowron was Thursday ap-
pointed general superintendent of the
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad COM
pany Of Texas, with headquarters at
Tyler.
The Great Northern has decided to
abandon over 100 miles of its line in
western Montana, building nearly as
much new track in order to avoid some
bad grades and marshes. az ags3.
The New Hampshire prohi tion state
convention Thursday Nominated q sci Josiah
M. Fletcher Of i Nashua Tor governor.
The platform includes a sdenunciation
Of the national Administrations army
cantssn policy. 80 "a.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-03-16
MARTIAL LAW NECESSARY.

J. 81. Forn~y Testifles Favorably for Troops
In Cousr d'Alene Inquiry.
WASHINGTON. March 16.-J. 81. For
ney was witness before the military
committee, which is investigating the
Couer d'Alene affair. He was the spe.
cial prosecuting officer who directed the
,ase before the coroner's jury and grand
jury. He stated that he was the attor-
ney for the Bunker Hill and Sullivan
mines.
During the testimony he stated that
che prisoners were put in the bull pen
because the county Jail was unsanitary.
In the matter Of arrests he admitted
that some mistakes had been made by
the military authorities. He said that
ne assisted the state authorities, though
certain matters of discipline were left
to the troops.
The witness said that to q certain ex-
tent there was necessity for declaring
martial law. He thought that the wit
ness, Simpkins, who appeared before
the committee, had been indicted for
arson. The indictments had not been
made public because some of the men
had not been arrested.