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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-03
THINGS THEATRICAL.

Willie Collier, the WE'LL known comedian
is the attraction advertised for next week
at the Columbia Theatre, where he will be
seen in new and highly successful farce
entitled MIR. Smooth" The piece IS Of
Mr.. Golfers own writing. and has had long
runs botn in Chicago and New York. The
story told concerns a young fellow whose
whole stock in trade Is his impudence. and
VINO, thus armed, has introduced himself
under name not his own to a retired
banker. Subsequently. the individual TO
whom the name does belong puts in an
appearance, and the bogus dignitary. in or
der to court the daughter of his host with
IMMUNITY, is Obliged TO invent a catalogue
OF lies that would have done credit TO An
anias. Certain metropolitan critics have
joined in declaring the effort to be even
mere mirth-provoking than was The Man
From Mexico in which Mr.. Collier toured
the country last season, and. altogether.
there seems every reason for believing that
the production will be entirely enjoyable
Seats have been setlir- since Thursday at
the Columbia. and ia = manner that is said
TO argue an excellent attendance
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-03

Saturday Linen Specials.
Small lot superior Glass lie
Towels. fringed; &C value. IL
All-linen Plaid Glass Toweling; d7C
regular Sc value. ............ rs
All-linen Huck Towels: fast
edge borders; good size: u 1-2c QaC
value. o.
Bleached Honeycomb Towels; en-
bossed: fringed; size 23x45; 15c 03C
a small lot of Monte Cloth Bureau
Scarfs with Nile green centres:
f fri, all around; while they 12JC
idSt... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
White Table Damask rich
designs; usually sells at 25c, zoe
All-linen Damask Doilies, with enc
red borders; 81 value: per doz.. ~
Turkey Red S-4 Table Covers.
warranted fast eolors; always 81. Coo
HOW .................V Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
John II. YERKES CONFIDENT
FFFLs ASSURED THAT REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL AND STATE TICKETS
WILL WIN N KENTJCkh-

washington. OFT g CsDscizD-John ~. ier.e-'
Republican candidate for Governor q $3.50
Is IL Wsshingron- Re IS collector q lll@i--@-
ma t0r the With Kentucky District by rs
t-rs-e5 his resignation 70 take e1ecr NoTs-noer i
he called on co1misEiouer Wilson a ne .'s@5-
ury Department today III 1srNes =
szuguine q Republican success n Hs1l.1AS =
November { he eECrssses tins op-nloA D-- =
uvel;e and private re mas not tEo oplnioas-ols
for the newspapers and one ioF rs --S-11-
declares that - does not believe the Os12eral5
VIII Be able ts Grant cut enough votes C o--S7l
rim sn5 The Republican electors
NJ yerke says there e nothing II re q" .
csvss hin 70 resign He = - sa1g1ine q e-ec-
ton As Governor, however, thai h Is wiling .
give up his FEDERAL of5ee- NJ Terkes says q ne
political situation II his state;
rhe esectioa VII Be held this year un5s- The
Goebs Eleetion a. syt 4 al T1g-sture
II rsf5ed seszoI. last week Pzssst n@E Election
se4,,-@s Il tne I5oe5el law. Cut refused 70 raake
this Jaw effective ttls year g e . sDp1 . -
tlcky thereby gave evidence II is Willingness 70
D politically honest Y - pa osei.nes . = 80 p
HtfcaI3y honest II zs54 rms reLis aol o.. -oA
Ioliticsl fear. BIZ desire = had ever aeEe--
- 81 -t-oi51Te5T co,fdsT1 that both tie state
s-5 Nar5ona Republican tickets VIII win le1t weak
55st =. dasrsnee betSsen tie vote b given
fo- -he Republican electoral uczs1 arc -
seeT On ths RePl5lican ticket teiieFe We viii
win beeznss he he2s2es,as q ssa-.SlSs We
have never had better O mere ine1olghiy e
fectfve orzznizstiou. The PoPul-S1s nac 10 etec-
[oral tscksE Il The ast Prezt1eIisl campaign Ley
- +eir SUPPORT so54dF 70 Ny Bryan IT'S year
Tre- rzre a electoral ticket zzc are g-F-1s II
e5zsr4lI ssspuort il uaanF portions q the state
T-7iIe some Of the Democrats E7no supported
Mckinley II 1855 are n3E supporting BTyaI- al
through Kentucky you VIII md many Gear Leao-
q business rnea ard farmers who supported
r2-vzr n 20 zEo <o- Mckinley sld
ore-lv say 50 They perfectly satisfied with the
c0rd!rfc-E thzr exist today and hare existed slcs
Garch 1877. - far as The State race IS con-
cerre6-and this is partly TIE OF IGs N5roIa4
rsce-uary q ne ClCrs1s leaders q the Demo
cratic parry lE.1E with = II Ae-r-c-ly- y
s. q very high Compliment . ne attitude a-c
status II ira Republican party II Kentucky Win
regard 70 state issues TE=- such o-1----s Demo
cratic leaders as eZ-5CTe-ro-S Buck1er and l51oE1
Senator Lindsay. ez-RRrrssslTs-tyes EtCLe. B-eck-
ir-i6ge Owens and Dtcksrsu1- General Basil Duke,
Colonel Dick Morgan brother e John Nor
gan CAPTAIN I'd" bind and many o-hsrs who
might re named are supporting re win the Sane
foEcefulaess ability md vigor t15+ they former
gave rre Democratic nominees TIE truth : ne
rev OF ss-zchiref' Democracy. * Captain Phil
2 ,Thorrpson s.. STYLES t. Is almost without a
head and we're Il not for the appeal &c passion a2d
p-studice bv reason q The assassination O ser
ator CyoebeI Ther would BE- without al issue and
without leaders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

dead 4 second later he fred his revolver in the
60 NJ Mother and as ne fell his two remaining
Companions became terrified; and. leaving the dead,
one sar out with the wounded over the hill 70
he sontb in the direction OF the Alice Mines.
burgess managed 20 drive on into Alverton with
,Ie bcdv OF Mr.. Hosler and the safe. where he
paI,a the alarm Mount Pleasant and vicinity with
the clerical force Of the coke company, turned out
G Thompson. Of Company E, and soon came up
,ritb Inc two Italians, who had concealed them
selves in field. A summons 10 surrender was
snswersd bv voley in which OF the posse
Tscafved a slight wound IN the chest The outlaws
from their fortified position made fierce stand for
few minutes, until one OF me posse succeeded In
Rosd killing him instantly. The other sur
rendered. and was brought TO town and remanded
II The mean time another division Of the posse
,,-arhs,,led the third Wouldbe robber, who had
Teceived a CHASTITY wound. The bullet entered his
,-eourb nd came out at the back OF his neck. He
is not expected to recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

believe IL is difficult find drawer men In battle
IMAM the Colon bans. The losses all told I'd 10
cate aggregate thirty thousand killH and wounded
= WOUNDED man IN these battles IN Colombia has
little chance 10 recover. The Liberals have gained
some important battles. but when left Bogota II
looked as II the Government would crush out the
communica ton has been interrupted from time "a
time, ana travelling Is made difficult AS were
coming down the Magdalena River our way
nome We were detained account Of the move
ment Of troops engaged in the revolution Tba
Government forces had just retired from
Maganque TO the plains of Bolivar. The Govern
Deat was al that TINE sendlng large bodies of
troops down the river. under command OF General
ProspeTO PinZon, the most conspicuous Govern
ment leader The commander OF the Tevolutionisfs
Is Rafael Tribe Tribe. Military ODeratiors arc Tcr
vast area reaching from the Caribbean Sea IA ~
Pacific coast and along the Brazilian border
In addition TO the Liberal revolution IS the NOV
immediate crisis between Sancemsnte and Ma
roquln- These Two men elected on the
ticket az President and Vice President rssnect,si-
president Sanclemente Is somewhat I'd ana fndr11
he round u in9raeticable for reasons OF health
y seems, 70 i've at Bngota. and Vice Presids-,f
NaFroqun and his friends effected bloOdleEs rs-o
luton on July 81 last Marroqun assuming ne
Presidency and taking possession OF inc Geo.
the Marroquin Government was recognized nv All
the Foreign governments. The Papal See did moi
however, recognize the Marroquin regime San.
cleInente Is al present detained IN the town az
Fileta, and up 10 the time / left he had mt
Eelnqulshed MS claim To the Presidency.
the steam YACHT Atalsnta purchased by the
friends OF Sanclemente who seem disposed TO ron
test ny force o. arms the claims Of the Marroouin
Government. Both Presidents are / UNDERSTAND
receiving salaries as President The position com
mands salary OF 5000 pesos. The CURRENCY ~
Colombia is so seriously upset that Il is dificuit
10 estimate just what the 2e.o 900 pesos amount 10
Ihe currency there is on a silver and paper basis
anarchy. The country Is naturally rich in minerals
including gold and copper. With twenty-five yAa--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
THY MISSING.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
HOW INSURANCE LOSSES FALL

TIE chief losses ~ the FIRE and explosion we're On
the building Nos. r. 81 and ~ Green wich-st,
occupied o. Tsrrant & Co. the II J. Breitenbach
Company, Earshaw. Fuller e. Goodwin and others.
The total insurance On the building was 1890
The assurances on the various stocks % goods in
the building were IS follows.
On Tarraat & Coz wholesale drug stock and ma
chinery, $3.50 distributed among tyerty-eight
companies; the ". J. 3reitenbach Compsny's
drug stock and machinery. sZ2. 80; on EarshaY
Fuller & GcodYil's drug stock, s7.5Jg, On the
schoeLkopf. Hartford & Hanna Cos drug stock.
stored 81 10. 3fcKeEEou < Eobbins's stock
z TO- HorlckE Food Company's stock s5gy0;
z De Raimoonyille's stock q French vIchy
2-5,5G; ?. 4 Richards patent medicines etc
n,4o; On Rogers & Pyatt's shellac, etc, 400
Other insured losses were IS follows: On Z. P
Hopping stock n 10. ~ Warren-Et. 0osg total
q 70; On building 20. ~ Warren-sL Goss totaD
600: On builcing No. 10 Wsr-en-st. Ss00o; on
Nsttlage's building, No Z7s Greenwich-st. noss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
TO ATTACK ROOSEVELT AND DEPEw.
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE HAS IN
FORMATION OF a SYSTEMATIC PLAN
ON THE PART OF BRYASITEs.

The Republican State Committee has Information
which indicates z general and systematic plan on
the part OF Brysnite managers in counties where
Governor Roosevelt and Senator Depew will visit
this week 10 break up the meetings and IN every
way possible insult and injure the Governor and
Mr. Depew. This comes AZ the same time that
NJ Croker advises violence al the polling places on
election night. The attacks made upon Governor
Roosevelt in Elrira and the outbreak The part
OF Mr. Bryan's followers az the meeting al Cobles
kill on Monday afternoon are precisely in line with
the information which has been received at Re
publican State headquarters.
L B. Gleason. who has charge OF the speakers
FOR the Republican State Committee. yesterday re-
ceived the following dispatch from Republican
leader in Cobleskin:
The best information obtainable from reliable
sources indicates that the riot at CObleskil in
st!gated by the county and town committees. OF
the 1000 200 people present about two thou
abuse OF the officers and speakers OF the meeting
Al one time the Senator had the meeting fairly
quoted. but gang OF tOughs rushed through the
crowd urging their followers 70 renewed efforts
The tougbs tried 10 rush on the platform with the
evident Intention Of doing the Senator bodily harm
The Senator braveiy stood his ground for half
hour when II became evident 10 every one that
every effort was useless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

Nc -. snd Inspector Graham E1uuitzneo1Eiy
fcUn1 another portion q Ekzu and portion q
human back
D.. Co-ner. % TIE Heath Department. who
sxsDlneS Tie re-astns. sss6 they were probably
a. srora TIE sane persgn ss we're the human
t0ot sEd Dor-loa e Ekul found szz.isE- TIE
remains were al 1ouns - Warren and Green
wsch stE.
FIRE CHIEFS ALARMING STATEMENT
FIre calef Croker revealed rather alarming
seDect q The situation He sal:
J teu you tazt every vaolessss Dig house & this
go - asy EsgzoeEt tas eatastropne q NsatsE-
TEE g ere 1r1s a~oZs p FS-ts--s- VIA css-Ss
eIoGEE c1s1ricslE = STOCK = bow ne T1o-s .
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q coa5ssy s-so sssf1tz.1s tTo Fre1t q ts1ks
q ths s1st Sc Z lae c-T czgsble q dag Il
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= 8n2.sszee c-g 1lr1 Ike .lSTrsZi : I5sEs =, ~
lRay to1't We EgpprsEE these Ele1soeE 70 re &c
prcDe-Ey Desors toey ezp-odez Bsca1se - az
hEesk oDen boetles and bozes 70 zee what l. y
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take "a EcE6 sg- g. The lzw Eho1l6 De chs1ge1
- - s-c-9s-e = -ss-S-s 49, -
ssst ~ gszSow6eE ar dynamite sse stored
Pre- Co-----EE.o1e- Ecznnel sad rhss IL lad
o1ce ATTEMPTED 70 have z az passed compelling
wholesale druggists keep rheiT stocks oufs2cs
the city, but hz1 beer unable u make nescFs&T
SRzs1Ec The opposition which y Aroused EE
would or6e- the Bureau q ConnbEEtI5.es % n-sks
Z IhoFC1g1 Inspection q once % Al E1oleEs4E
drug houses. s1G see that Ike lsE was Strictly
coEplteS with. DuE nc lsw IS L nov STANDS
does Egr, = Mr. 6cs1EeLE cp11lon- give Asss-
Eo-tlerE enough protection The law p-o1-1-E
me gtorsEg = certain explosives. bur Goes 1ot
EEcg5Ee against ne storage q substances winch
sn6lgL5aa1ly srs harmless. but Eaen placed II
ne sane building ard subjected 70 great aszt
zszfte % form eIplozlveg 4 high Iozsr- TIE
LESSEN II Mondays sZp1oEiOn may after 81, De
Eot too Gear one Z i iea1< u Al sHnsncH-ent
q the Law = rhlE veEVsct- NJ ScsDnel Es1Q ne
would ~ rhe legislature again
EspernrerSert DoozeT Il -ls BUi-clng De
rsrtnezt decided yesterday that The zos-oWlng
bug6lngs which lad Eot been actually lsEel-so
81 the ezp1ogio- had been damaged 50 bso-y
tflst they were unsafe. and must b pulled doHn;
NJ - CreenEien-Er- 20. IS GrseoN lesl-Et-
SpE. - zz6 ~ GresDz-lch-Er, No - nan
berE-E-. 10. % TsaEhi,gton-st, = Q 20 y ISL
srgton-sL EoE- u, am 255 Wsshirgro1-st, ana
zsoE ~ ard Z6s WsEhsngtoI-Er-
The Irgfrz National Esnk opened temporary
ouErzers yesterday q Dey snd C5reeE-T-c5 SIS;
Tsrzsnr e Co. id the same thing a 40 .
315TEsy-E.-
TIE origin of The fire. which caused the *
rIoeior g attributed ~ President Main q Tar
rant & Co. q defective insulation On s-ecLTlc
light wires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
TAnMAyT NEVER so BR4zEy.
McULLAGH THREATENS 70 MAKE NAST
ARRESTS FoR CoLOSIzATION-

rcuLLAGH THREATENS 70 MAKE MANI
ARRESTS FOR COLOSIzATIoS-
John McCuHazh. state Sa7s-1n-endelE e Eleo-
tons said yesterday that there lad never osao-s
been such a wholesale and oraEs1 z-ts-1pt % c.
ontze in this city as this year 5e Sc hs lad
made many arrests. buI viii make q ga z-zlT
more He proposes nov % make future a--ss-.
without warrants. ne has tEis rlgar u11s- "a
Law
Many OF these fellows who have Illegally -sE-s-
tered" he said. VIII b a-rssred ~asn 10y II
10 vote They VII Learn -hst us Is ssE1S1s ~
Ter before they are 6one with IT
The STATE SgpsTi1tsn5sa--s o1.cs : = 10y P-zae
rhese DAYS Scores q persols sUl1zl9Ils1 q So
pcena are present wat L-sE are I-1-s-
f0- Deputies hT The 6oZEl sEs 1E-Egl1s a2-a a.
forth and Supe-11tslds1- A-C1--zg2 HIS As
tine AL used Up -.
folk-s1 was charged TsSrsrazT II I1s 1sssS Ia
<et Court win aiding ara zos--1-S a-=zse --~41-
rezfsrrarso1- Frederick JaCgby regls-s-sa I'm Al
145o~~75uied house a. We Il N0-foLk-s- aE1 czE
fessed thai Schas1er izdzcsd IN . = 50
Schss11er = the Ia1Dz1aly esStal1 1z%- -
F-Ie--on District q the - Il Asss1oZ D2-r--I rs
denied the charge. 3uI &ag-S-Ez-s LEs-zc nd
I'm for examination i dsfzEtr g 80. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
COLOMBLA'.S MANY TROUBLES.
TWO PRESIDENTS AND a REVOLUTION
Oh ITS HANDS

Charles BUrdett Hart United States Minister 70
Colombia arrived IN New-Eork On the steamer
Alliance. from colon, yesterday. and with Mrs
Hart registered a. the Fifth Avenue Hotel 4lr.
and Mrs. Hart have been a. Bogora for about
three years and Z half They wi. starr for their
home IL Wheeling, y. Va, tomorrow night.
Mr. Hart was greeted a. the hotel last rtgat By
Senator scott, of West Virginia. and z nun5er q
Colombians II the course Of conversation about
Colombia 3lr. Hart said:
state affairs in Colombia are rather seriously
mixed a. present The Liberals started rev3,U-
ton there on October Is OF last year ard The fight
ing L still going TO the surprise Of most PEG
PIE. myself included. the revolution gathered
great deal Of Halfway L IS doubtful Il the reyo-
lUttoEisTs strong enough 70 overrUrn the Gov
erurneHt, but they have made Z tremendous fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31

total, 500. on building 10. 2n Washington-st.
Qoss totaD, @OC9; on building No. Z79 Washington
estate o. i > Garrison, owner $15 900; or rents
Of No. Zls Washington-st estate OF 7. s. Cl-rkson
owner Hoss heavy, 5000 building No 28s
$500 on rents Of building No. 2s8 GreeHwch-st.
estate OF + p: Garrison owner, 32.7O9; James s.
~ Greenwlch-st Qoss heaYy) $500 divided
among tWeaty-one companies; on Mrs. E. A Blake
ly's building. Nos. 20 and ~ Greenwich-st 0ogs
heavy, $3.50; on building Nos. 257 and 2s9 WASH
ington-st, Joseph Fahys owner noss totaI 81 90.
on rents and lessehold interest Of building Nos
2sl and zss Westinghouse, Joseph Fahys owner
loss tOtaJ 81 900; building Nos Io3 and 105 War
ren-st, Joseph Fahys owner Qoss totaD. S2Oe90; on
rents or puudlng Nos uS ana 100 Warren-st., 5000:
and Greenwich SITS Qoss smalD. A5 900 on furniture
and fixtures Of the Irving Bank s 90. The Man
haitian Railway companys property Is insured
with three companies, which share any loss accord
ing the following division; Liverpool and London
and Globe, 20 per cent Phoenix, Of London % per
cent; Greenwich. Of New-York, p per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
SEE HANDWRITING on THE WALL

Russell Sage said yesterday Of the political and
financial outlook:
No one at all familiar with the situation thinks
for an instant that Mr.. Mckinley Will not be
elected The Stock Exchange has seen the hand
writing on the wall and has already begun 70 dis
count the election-a fact which TIE advancing
quotations clearly show This will be continued for
some time. and prices are bound 10 90 higher. OF
course after election. with Mr.. Mckinley returned
there Will be q wonderful revival in business and
this cannot fail 70 have further beneficial effect on
the stock market
So far as money is concerned, I do not think
there need be any fear OF stringency Good rates
will prevail but nothing more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-31
HIGHW4YNEY HUNTED DOWN.
A COKE coslPANY's PAY CLERK AND TWO
OF HIS AssAILANTs KILLED.

20 -ob william Hos,e- pay clerk OF the Southwest
ConneTsviIle Coke Company. wnile making MS trip
between this city and Alverton today with The
payroll Of the Alvertoz and TAR works. amounting
70 $500 3lr. Eosler Is dead. his companion, Harry
Burgess messenger Of The company. is wounded
Two o the Italians are dead, 4 third Is fatally
wounded and the fourth IS in Jail
Eoser and Burgess lett this city az O'Clock this
afternoon with the safe containing the money 70
pay OF the men a. the Alve-ton and TAR works.
AS they reached the summit OF the long hill above
3Iorewood. just below which les Aivertoa. large
coke town without sscond's warning The four
Italians 1red Z yo-iey from their hiding place and
sErang forward h-.rg as they advanced NJ. Hosier
fell dad al the first vOliey- Burgess. alrholgh
wounded able 70 return their FIRE with s-Isct.
and one Of The number al the horses heads fell
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CHRISTIAN EYDEAVoR UNION nEETs

At the Church Of the Covenant, East Fifry-sec-
cnd-st. and second-ave., last night there was
meeting OF the New-York City Christian Endeavor
Union. After a programme OF secular and sacred
songs the Rev. ". Muller offered PRAYER which
was followed by reading the Scripture. The pastor
OF the church made a few repnar ks OF welcome nd
the Rev. ]. Wilbur Chapman, president OF the
society spoke the necessity OF Young folks
leading good Christian lives There was more
music and singing and refreshments were served
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WIN IN THE CORNELL IRISH

Ithaca. y. Y, Oct. 3O.-For the first time In years
the Cornell sophomore-freshman rush WAS held on
the campus tonight under the regulation Of mem
bers Of the senior and junior classes. The sopho-
came victorious, winning Two out of the
three bouts arranged. Teams Of fifteen men repre-
scented the two classes and the scrimmage was al
lowed TO continue for five minutes The scene was
lighted with torches. and the entire university
turned out No injuries Of the slightest kind were
received, and this contest ends all strife between
the sophomores and freshmen for the year.