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Adler Lost Her Captain By Yellow Fever.

The British fruit steamship Adler which arrived
yesterday from Port 1imon reported that her
captain. W Reid had died Of yeilow fever on
Nov.i. The authorities at Port Iinon would not
allow the burial Of the body ashore and the Adler
was Obliged TO steam outside the harbor md
bury the remains at sea. Capt. Reid was 10
years Of aSe and native Of Aberdeen. scot
land. The. chief ofcer. Mr.. Waite brought
the steamship To this port. II l. thought that
Capt. Reid contracted the diseasc at B"ca
del Toro. The Adler Is held at Quarantine
for dlsinfection
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LETTER tRON LIEUT.. PEARY.
All His Party We're In Good Health on
March 81 Last.

Robert L. Bridgman. secretary OF tthe Peary
Arctic Club. gave out last night an extract
Of q letter written by Lieut.. Peary dated at
Fort Conger. Lady Franklin Bay. March 81,
1900 The letter was sent to Mrs Peary at
Washington. The latter sailed with her daush-
ter last July from Sidney. Cape Breton. az
pectins to meet her husband at Etah- Greenland
and carried bY natives to Etah and from there
taken by the Stein party to Cape Sabine where
dundee, Scotland. on Nov o. In hls letter
Lieut.. Peary said that his party. were In good
health. They pad plenty. Of dogs. he said.
hoped to do his work. during the spring In
which case he expected TO get back and Join
his ship ia the sIn sHmmeIbi I,i There 4. question
hurband as she anticipated as from Lieut.
Peary's letter b apparently 10 unaware Of
her coming
The sun., 1900-11-26
ARNY CHAPLAIN A SUICIDE.
First Tries to XIII Five Other spanish Clap.
latns,
speial Gable Desposeh TO THB SUN.

Special Gable Despateh to THB SUM-
MADRID Nov 25.-.While five military chap
lnins were walking on Acala street Saturday
evening another chaplain named Flordo met
them The latter drew q revolver and fired
at tho others. woundins ono Of them named
Valenzuela, Florido then committed suicide
by shooting himself In the head. II Ia stated
that the other four fed In different directions.
valenzuela. who is senior chaplain Of the Ma
drid garrison was able to enter cab and was
driven to an ambulance station.
Flordo was suffering with the del,ision that
he was being prosecuted. His strange conduct
compelled raenzuela TO reprimand him fro
quently.
The sun., 1900-11-26
HOW TO GET woRKINGnsN TO CHURCH
London Preacher Docs II BY Havins Msse.
stereopucon Views and a Talkins Machine.
Srae1al Cdhla nsandf6h IA TyIR SIM


LONDON. Nov. 2s-A preacher In one Of
Iondon's old-fsshioned city churches has solved
the problem OF bringing workmen to worship.
He conducts service daily. A few weeks aso
only dozen attended and now there is an
average daily attendance Of 900.
This has been achieved by installing under
the pulpit huge brass instrument called the
"monstorphone. which plays music. not neo-
essary sacred. and also delivers addresses
and sermons. 1t repeated yesterday an utter
ance Of the Archbishop of Canterbury oouched
In simple and telling language. A great white
sheet has been drawn across the back Of the
church and a stereoptioon operates thereon
An Official explains the pictures by means Of Q
speaking trumpet, The preacher. the Rsv.
Mr. Carlisle. has increased the attractions By
installing a string band TO perform pieces
known to every household.
The sun., 1900-11-26
Plan 20 Ward OR Hanstorms.

Special Cdhs Dsspateh TO THE SUN.
ROME. Nov Is An International congress
20 inquire as to the utility OF using heavy guns
70 ward on hailstorms opened here to-day.
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Says Paupers Are Doing Carpenter work.

Delegate De Grief Of the New York city Car.
penters' Union reported 10 the Central Fed.
Grated Union yesterday that he had gone be.
fore Commissioner of Charities Keller with
complaint that pauper- were dong the work
OF carpenters In the city institutions. Only
one carpenter was at work. Mr.. Keller told
him. he said. that carpenters could not bc ein.
ployed TO do this work unless the appropris.
tion for the department was increased.
The sun., 1900-11-26
Chairman Dunn In Town.

Chairman George W Dunn Of the Rcpuhli-
can State Committee came to town last even
ing from Binghanton Col Dunn will spend
Q few days at the committees headquarters
IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel attending TO the
business which awaits h..l Senator Platt will
so TO Washington the latter part of this week
TO be present al the opening OF Congress.
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MORE PHYSICIANS FOR the GEAR.
Three More Summoned to Ilvadia His Cendi.
ton. However. Said to lie Satisfactory.

Special Gable Dsspdtesss to THE sun.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 2s.-Three additional
physicians have been summoned to Uvadls
from this city to attend the Gar. the night
stafY there at present having proved insufficient.
bulletin issued to-day says that his Majesty
slept we'll last night. and that his general con-
dition and strength are satisfactory. The
disease Is showing no complications what
ever.
BERLIN. Nov. 3s.-The Frnnkfarer Zedune
ascribes TO a member Of the Czars suite state
ment that his condition now causes no anxiety
The disease reached the critical stage on Nov.
II. The worst Was feared. and for two days
and nights the Ministers in attendance did not
dare TO sleep. The crisis passed. and his
Mai estys progress since has been normal.
His physicians believe that his obedience Of
orders precludes the possibility OF relapse
The sun., 1900-11-26

Special Cable DSpaieh to THE SUN.

SpsctaI Coo1s Despafth % THE Sun.
LONDON. Nov. 2j-Mabe Gilman has had
q disagreement for some time with the man.
agement OF the Shaftesbury and has now re-
signed She will not appear again In The
Casino Girl" She will remain In England and
will appear early In 1901 at either the Gaiety
or Lyric Theatre
The sun., 1900-11-26
To Raise a Buiuwayo Regiment.

Spee'ol Cobis Dtspateh 10 THE Sun.
PRETORIA, Nov. 24--Johann Olenbrander Of
Buluwayo has arranged to raise a regiment of n
thousand men. He will start on his return 10
Buluway o tomorrow.
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BaaQset 70 Gen. Howard.

A reception and banquet will be given by
the Brooklyn Congregational Club this even.
ing in the Pouch mansion In honor Of the seyen-
tieth birthday Of Ma jor-tien Oliver Otis Howara
The sun., 1900-11-26

and get q pack Of highest quality playing cards
having our merican heroes faces The court carda
Just Ike other cards In every other respect-prac-
ticAi, and easy 70 read. New and novel Male
Murine Dept. Anheuser-busch Brewing An n
ST. LouiA. No.-Ade
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To Cpre q Cold In One nax

tax. Laxative Bromo oulnine Tablets All drug.
gis,s refund the money IL falls 70 cure. L W.
Groves signature Is on each box saG-Ad~
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TO READ THE SUNS" REAL ESTATE

and tabular forms Of daily tranaa ctjon. 4. - ~,
beues poeseH 10 this direction than tbose Whe
rely On s0.called Real Estate mediums. NherS
toe euo''OVt partially Govern the Ground.-Zds.
The sun., 1900-11-26

Nine Marcslla sembrioh sailed yesterday
from Cherbours on the st. Louis. She was
accompanied By her husband and Sig Bevis-
mani. who ls 70 bo the conductor OF her opera
company.
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The Situation in New Jersey,
Public Led0er. PhiEndeLq,hia.


The political situation in New Jersey is
of something more than neighborly interest
to Pennsylvania. The State has ten
electoral votes, which stood In the Repub-
lican column in 1895, backed by plurality
of $1,000 votes. This Republican plural
ity was greater in proportion to the total
vote cast that year than that of Pennsyl-
vania. The same influences which pro-
duced the phenomenal results in New
York and Pennsylvania operated in our
neighboring State. The enormous bust
ness interests of all these thriving com
munities were menaced and assaulted by
Organism. The three States and others
were thrown into that healthful anxiety to
take the right view and the safe course,
which has more than once saved the
country from serious peril Organism, at
the core, is unchanged. 1t has taken on
some new DISCUSSES by which it hopes to
deceive even the elect. Organism, as a
noisy factor in American politics, is dis
turbing enough. Clothe it with power,
surrender to it the legislative and Execu-
tive power, with the possibility of Bry
anized Supreme Court in the future, and
we have political situation which no in
telligent patriot can contemplate without
alarm.
The voters of New Jersey, who have
stake in business stability in promising
business outlook, who feared with whole
some. well founded dread the Organism of
1895, have the strongest incentive to keep
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Bryan's Trust Cure.
(Nesoark Nesos.)

Bryan's professed cure of trusts is still
more eloquent of his shallow grasp of
public questions. The method prescribed
is the passage of Congressional statute
making Federal license compulsory on
all corporations doing an interstate bust
ness and threatening the revocation of
permits wherever a systematic surveil-
lance of trust methods indicates violation
of certain fixed restraints. This is worthy
of the lawyer who never practiced nor
studied the principles of law. 1t seems
extraordinary that even Mr.. Bryan should
be ignorant that the Constitution could no
more permit Congress to thus trench on
the expressed and implied rights of State
hood than it would justify the establish
ment of an hereditary monarchy. A score
of almost incredible plumbers and mis-
statements on the most important ques-
lions of the hour could be as easily cited
as these Yet Mr.. Bryan trusts to his
oracular vehemence and to popular ig
norance to make these things go down.
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oh. Fudge
. Paterson Press.)


The Democrats are in trouble out in In
diana. They have got to remove several
of the electors on their ticket, and sub
stitute others. The story is that the men
to be cut out were not in sympathy with
the party ticket. Oh, fudge They
should not gag at little thing like that.
Let them come to New Jersey and we
can show them not only Democratic pre-
sidential electors who are not in sympathy
with Mr.. Bryan, but several men running
for office on that ticket who did not vote
for Bryan four years ago, who are not in
sympathy with him now, and who will
quietly vote against him when election day
comes. They are entirely too particular
out in the Hoosier state for times like
these when any old sort of Democrat
''goes. .
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OHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF's SALE.
recfed, ISIS ned out Of the Court of Chancery OF
the state of New Jersey, will sell at public
sale, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1900,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day (to-wit at o'clock at
Benjamin W. Zelley's hotel, in Mount Holly,
Nd,
premises, situate in the village of Palmyra.
In the county of Burlington and state of New
Jersey, bounded and described as follows:
Tract No. l. Containing lots Nos. 63l 5S2,
533, 584 on plan of lots in Palmyra.
Beginning at point in the east line OF
Market street, distant twenty feet southward
from the southeast corner OF Market ana
Washington streets, and extending thence
southwark in said east line of Market street
eighty feet in front or width ana having
depth or length eastward of that width be-
tween parallel lines at right angles to SAID
Market street of one hundred feet to the
westwardly line of lot No. 525.
Bounded northwardly by lot No 535; south
wardly by lot No. $50 eastwardly by lot No.
525, and westwardly by Market street afore-
said
Being the same premises granted and con-
veyed TO said Kate Murtz l n tee by franklin
s. Hovey and Jane P. B., his wife, by three
certain deeds dated the twelfth lay OF Au-
gust, the first and fifteenth day OF December,
respectively, eighteen hundred and eighty.
six, and OF record or intended to be In Inc
office of the clerk of the county OF surfing
Tract No. O. Being lot No. 525 on said plan.
Beginning in the south side of Washington
street distant one hundred feet eastward
from the east line of Market street. Contain
ing in front or breadth on said washington
street twenty feet. and extending in length
or depth southwark of that width between
parallel lines at right angles to said Washing
| ton street of one hundred feet to lot No. DIG.
Being bounded northwardly by Washington
street, southwardly by lot No. SIG eastward
| ly by lot No. 524, and westwardly by lots Nos
| $751; 532, 533, 534, 535 on said plan.
| Being premises granted and conveyed unto
said Kate Murtz in fee by said Hovey and
| wife, by deed dated December first, A., d
| 1896, and intended to be forthwith recorded.
| Seized as the property OF Kate urtz, de
| fendant, taken in execution at the suit OF The
Economy Building and Loan Association o.
| Camden, New Jersey, complainant, and to be
sold by ox,
K A ARMSTRONG. Solr. Sheriff
Dated Oct. %, 1900. [Pr's. adv. fee, Sl3.NJ
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(Ne,D York 7ymes.)

No man can do his country more injury
than to assist in placing an incapable and
dangerous man in an Office of trust and
power the highest Office How can any
Democrat let the dangers of"imperialism, .
even though to him they appear real and
substantial blind him to the calamities he
invites by supporting for the Presidency a
man of trick and deceit, pestilent agi-
tator who is continually appealing to class
hatred, ignorance and mob passion. The
betrayal of party involved in the support
of Bryan is equally plain to view. The
election of Bryan, with its unimaginable
consequences of disaster to the well-being
and the honor of the nation, would make
the name of Democrat so abhorred that no
man would have the hardihood to wear it..
The party would be annihilated by the
storm of public execration that would be
visited upon the authors of the ruin and
disgrace inevitably resulting from four
years of Organism at Washington.
Fidelity in party. loyalty to the old
time principles, demands that Democrats
now vote to keep the new and false Demo
cracy out of power. Defeat alone is sal
walton. The name and the principles do
not belong to the present organization.
No faithful Democrat owes them support.
Would Mr. Fairchild, Mr.. Carlisle and
Mr.. Dickinson, all of whom held Cabinet
offices under President Cleveland, be
found supporting the Republican candi-
date for President if true Democratic
candidate were in the field?
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CHAs. K. CHAMBERS. Solr. Sheri
Dated Oct. 10, 1900. Prs. adv. fee, $l6
CHERIFF,s SALE.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1900,

By virtue of writ of fieri tacias, to me d.
rected, issued out OF the Burlington Circuit
Court of the state OF New Jersey. will sell at
public sale, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER L, 1900,
between the hours of IL and S O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day (to-wit, at o'clock), at
BENZ. w. Zelley's hotel, Mount Holly, n. j.,
All that certain lot of land situate in the
township of Bass River, in the county OF Bur
lington, and state OF New Jersey, on the ives
side OF a road running from the main road
from New Gretna to TuckertOn to the house
on the Norcross place formerly known as the
bounded as follows: beginning at stone, at
the northwest corner of the garden 1encet Ill
the line between this and lands of Mary
Cramer, and distant sixty-four links fromsthe
southeast corner of lands held in trust: by
Levi French tor Mary s. French, and from
said stone it runs ~ south eighty-sevenh de-
grees and fifteen minutes east i've chains ana
fifty-One links to a corner in the line OF lands
of the party of the first part; thence ~ south
thirty minutes west three chains ana ntJy-S1x
links to stone; thence (3) north eighty-seven
degrees and fifteen minutes west nVe cna1ns
and seven ty-three links to q stone in the
Mary A. Cramer line aforesaid; thence ~
north four degrees east three chains ana nifty
six links to the place OF beginning. Contain
ing two acres of land strict measure. Being
the party of the second part to the party or
the first part by deed bearing even date here
with, to be recorded, and this mortgage Is
given to secure part of the purchase money
thereof.
Seized as the property of Max Matlln. ct ais,
Levi French, complainant, and to be sold by
CHARLES r. FENTON.
WALTER A BARRoWs Sol'r Sheriff
Dated Sept. rs, 1900. IPrs adv. tee, $780,
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1900,
between the hours of II ard 5 O'Clock in the
" gay IN Mount Holy
N j.
ate, lying and being in the township of Penn.
berton, in the county of Burlington and state
of New Jersey, and is butted and bounded
0U o Bbg north r Of eaSng in one
Mount Holly to Pemberton, it being
corner to the said Lipplncott's other
to the heirs of John b. Lippincott, deceased;
also corner to Samuel r. Gaskills farm; by
which it runs ~ south tWenty-three degrees
and fifteen minutes west thirteen chains and
sixty-five links to a stone corner to Gaskill;
thence still by his land (2) north sixty-six and
and twenty-nine links to stone corner to
Gaskili's land, also corner to Newbold Wools-
toms farm thence 90 north forty-six degrees
and forty-hve minutes west sixteen cha1ns
and thirteen links to stone corner to Wools-
ton; thence az north sixty-seven degrees
west six chains and fifteen links to stone
corner to said Woolston; thence (5) north
eighteen degrees west four chains and twenty
links to a stone corner to said James L1pp1n-
colts other land; thence (6) north th1rty-three
degrees east four chains and eighty-five links
to stone in the middle OF the aforesaid road
corner to SAID Lippincott's other land; thence
along the middle OF said road az south Sixty
six and a half degrees east nineteen chains
and fifty -three links to stone corner to SAID
L1ppincott's other land; thence (5) by SAID
grees west five chains to stone corner to the
same; thence (9) by the same south sixty-sfx
and three-qu arters degrees east eight chains
to stone corner to the same; thence by the
same (l0) north twenty-three and quarter
degrees east five chat to a stone in the mid
die OF the aforesaid road corner to said Lip
pincott's other land; thence ny south sixty
six and three-Q uarters degrees east six chains
and eighty-three links to the place of begin
ming, containing thirty-fOur acres and twenty
one hundredths of an acre, be the same more
or less.
A part OF which said piece or parcel of land
was conveyed by John b. Lippfncott and wife
to the said James Lippincott, Jr, by deed
dated March "a, A. ID. l84S, and recorded in the
Clerks office of Burlington county, in Book
Y, of deeds, page 207, &C, and the other part
OF the said piece or parcel OF land was con-
veyed to the said James Lippincott, DR.,
by Caleb A Lippincott ana wife by deed
dated March %, A. D. 1850, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Burlington county, in Book 7,
A of Deeds page 1876, &c, by reference thereto
the same with the antecedent title will more
fully and at large appear
Seized as the property of James L1pplncott,
ct ux., ct ais. defendants, taken in execution
at the suit of Theodore b. Gibbs executor. &C,
Of Elizabeth Price, deceased, complainant and
to be sold by
CHAs. K, CHAMBERS, Sol'r Sheriff.
Dated Oct 10, 1900 Prs. adv. fee, $l6.20.
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This is practically the last issue of THE
News prior to the election. We will print
the paper on Monday afternoon of next
week, but before it reaches majority of
our subscribers they will have cast their
votes in way we hope they will never
regret. We have tried to show that the
entire Republican ticket should be elect
ed, and it is to be hoped that the people
of Burlington county are fully awake to
the Importance of such action. During
the past three years, especially in the last
of the three, there has been universal
dissatisfaction oyer the course of the man
in whom the voters put confidence and
sent to Trenton to represent them in the
State Senate. He betrayed the trust. He
was the nominee of the Democratic party
but they have repudiated him, notwith-
standing he was forced on the ticket again
by few who seem to be unable to see
any other man. During the campaign the
papers of his party have been content
with ridiculing the Republican nominee,
and with working upon the preJudices OF
some who are supposed to be grieved
with the acts of their own party, and it
is on this that the opposition solely rely
in vain hope that Packer will again
lead them to victory. With three years
service in the Senate, preceded by two
years in the House, Packer has not made
record to which his friends or party or
gans can point with pride. What situa-
toni Five years in the halls of legisla-
ton and nothing done on which to merit
return. Beyond the shadow of doubt
Howard E. Packer will be defeated I'M
less Republican voters go to his aid.
Don't do it. We have had enough of this
fellow. We are Republican county, and
have right to be represented by mem
Der of our own party, one to whom we
can point without a tinge of shame on
our countenance.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-10-30

Coueauk oP che Goverua6l.

It is amusing to hear Bryan shout about
the consent of the governed" and then to
read the speeches of one of his chief ora
tors, Senator Tillman, who is campaign
ing under the direction of the National
Democratic Committee Here is sample
passage, made last week at Kewanee, Ill.,:
81 told you we stuffed the ballot boxes
and shot them Cthe colored voters). We
do not deny it. What was this in COM
parison with the coon government which
we had been suffering, by which we we're
at the mercy of the negroes, who did not
know enough to go to the market place
and back In our county the negro ma
jority was 1000 and we beat them by only
$500 votes. The conditions demanded it
of us. Now make the most of it. Are we
to allow you people of the North with
your fanaticism on the subject to make us
submit to that which degrades us to the
plane of mongrels No, we'll see you in
hell first"
On Tuesday, at Joliet. ILL.,, he said:
II am not here to make any apologies
for South Carolina. We are giving to the
negro just such a share in the government
of our States as he is capable of exercising
anu budb ID u-Q llLJlC. w . diC
forced to do some wrongs in dealing with
the question, and / admit it. There were
more colored people in South Carolina
than there were whites, and we were
forced to get down the shotgun when
they attempted to have these blacks die
tate to US what form of government we
should have. Yes, we occasionally lynch
niger down there. Why don't we let
the courts try the case2 Because the men
of the South are not white-livered enough
to permit our wives and daughters ETC.,
etc.-in other words, because you men of
the North are too white livered to know
your duty to your wives and daughters.
That's why. And we are going to keep
right on doing just as we have done so
long as we have any shotguns left. .
st Carrolton, ILL.,, he made few choice
remarks like this:
1--WE call the Filipinos rebels We say
we are carrying Christianity to the is
lands God have mercy upon the Chris
tian who hopes to miss hell by such doc
trine as that What is liberty? My idea
of liberty is to let me run my business to
suit myself, and to keep your mouth and
hand out of it. Why is every state in the
south opposed to this iniquity ? Because
you shot it into US, and now we want to
tell you If you propose to vote it out OF
us, we'll see you in hell first. ("
That's the kind of party the voters are
asked to support.
Tillman and Boss Croker, you know,
are likely to be members of Bryan's cab
met If he is elected.