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New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
punrnnRApHs OE TRE COLLECTORS.

There has Just been hung in the Collectors ONCE
at the Custom House large frame containing
photographs OF all the Collectors OF the Port OF
New-Yo-k from 1851 TO the present time There are
sixteen OF these photographs, each of which bears
the autograph signature OF its original The list
begins with Hiram Barney. who was appointed BY
President Lincoln in 1851 and ends with the present
Collector George r Bidweu The photographs
are gift from Iieutenant-Colonel John n Coynes
chief clerk OF the dIsbursing department. OF the
Custom House. who began their collection many
years ago.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03

According to reports from Oyster Bay. Long ISL
and Thomas B. Reed has just secured through an
agent an option on an estate at that place several
acres in extent and situated on a hill from which
q fine view of the Sound may be had The prop
ertv sdions the home OF Governor Roosevelt. Mr..
Reed could not be seen yesterday, but at ais once
IL was said that the story that he intended prchas-
ing such a property and building summer home
on II was probably without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
PETER MASTERSON.

Peter Masterson, who for twenty-five years has
been on the payroll deputy clerk at Police Head
quarters, died yesterday at his home No. 169 West
Sixty-hrst-st. He was seventy-7ve yenrs old.
Death was due to a disease Of the throat. from
which he had suffered for several years. He leaves
a son. Roundsman P. A. J. Masterson. attached to
the House OF Detention, and a widow. Mr.. Master
for a time a member Of the old BLACK
Joke Volunteer Fire Company, and identified with
some of the older history of Police Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
OBITUARY.
ABRAHAM WOLFE

Abraham Wolff, of the well, @seown foreign bank
ing house of Kuhn Loeb & Co., No. 27 Pine-st
died suddenly from heart failure Monday night
ct his home, in Morristown. n. J. When he left
his Office in the afternoon he was apparently in
excellent health The fatal seizure occurred about
g o'clock IN the evening, and Mr.. Wolfs death was
practically instantaneous a large number of mes
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
THE PASSING THRONG.

Galveston win be rebuilt" said Thaysr r Pot
ter. OF that city. at the Holland House yesterday
Mr.. Potter Is Interested IN the bag
HESO4LDING Stng business He was abroad when
OF the disaster fell on Galveston which
SALNESTOS nearly wiped Il out, but returned
home Immediately afterward II,
Is TOO important" he continued. that Texas have
a seaport to abandon Galveston. I think that the
found 70 s. Of 5se properly damages win be
aofua pPopertv business Ios. vii be great but as 70
ter VIII show that IL is not as Big a. al ssri
mated The Southern Pacific Railroad has already
been threatened with this disaster for long time
Of the ton The WIND piles the water up IN back
thera tS ct q o. she wind as s often the case
been for the jettes there would not have been such
a great loss OF life they held IN the 1amned M
70 oe built Probably the Government VIII be urged
one thine Is Ir par5 or the exPense Of this work
weston will be restored and Will grow into an even
Disaster " '-s 'ii'ie
John ". Noble. Secretary Of ne Interior in the
Harrison Cabinet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night. on his way to his home
CONGRESS IN Missouri. The Republicans in
GAIN IN our State Will undoubtedly gain at
MISSOURI least one Congressman this fall
said Mr.. Noble. The Republican
candidate running in the XVIII District where the
geneoai prosperity W has made large number Of
ly certain OF election. We have what We some
times call a fighting chance Of carrying Missouri
SlIthoug1 normal Democratic plurality OF forty
thousand is rather formidable. Joseph Flory the
Republican candidate for Governor Is making a
magnificent canvass, and his campaign managers
say That he Is likely to win II seems TO that
Mckinley IS OF reelection The reports from
all over the West are encouraging"
F. H Plant. a we'll known commercial traveller
VINO has just been in Kentucky. said yesterday:
Il made special effort to ascer-
MKINLEY'S tain whether the killing OF GOebel
CHANCES IN had changed Republican prospects
KENTUCKY. Business men with whom talked
and they included the best In
formed men IN Louisville and those who came
from the interior TO buy-agreed unanimously
that the killing Of Goebel would have no
effect either way. The anti-Goebelites among the
Democrats are more determined than to turn
the State to the Republicans because OF the
famous Goebel election law. There Is danger that
the State may be counted for Bryan in any event,
because the Goebelites do the counting In Louis
Vile and all that neighborhood Democrats who
are opposed to the Goebel law say that McKinleys
plurality viii be big that there will be great
danger in counting II out. The business almost
unanimously believe that Kentucky is sure for Nc
Cfy1In
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CoMPANY CHANGE

The American Typewriter Company. formerly a
New-York corporation, with 10000 capital. has
Gently been reorganized and has been incorporated
in Virginia, with capital OF s5OoOoo common stock
and S25OOO0 per cent cumulative preferred stock
The officers Albert E. Barne, president; James
I. Iaidlaw, vice-president; Wallace B. Flint. sec
retarv and Charles II. Williams, treasurer The
company has a factory at Derby, Conn
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03

For New-Engand. fair to-day and Thursday; warmer
IN the interior to-day; light 70 fresh rorthessseriy winds
hAoouninz brisk of the southern coast.
For Eastern New-York. Nev-Jersey and Delaware. gen
erav fair to-day Thursday cloudy and threat
euing along the coast; fresh northsesterly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day and
Thursday: light To fresh northeastery winds.
For the District of Columbia cloudy and threatening
weather but probably without to-day and Thursday
northeastsrly winds
Fer western Pennsylvania. generally fair today and
southern portion to-day light 20
fresh southeasterly winds
For western New@York, generally fair to-day. with
portion; Thursday fair light
70 fresh southeastsriy winds
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
H4RRTED.

RETHI-NE-zENNER-B the RI Rev Henry I Sat-
terise assisted by Rev. William r. auntnsion al
C-srs Curch Cantry. Tuesday. October = Florence -
daughter Of William A. zenuer. esq. 20 Fanieui D
Stein Bsthune.
Church. Schenectady. n =. susan Emma FreN 70
willard Merrill Buruick. ef Orange n J.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
GEORGE r. BLANCHARD I'LL.

WELL. KNOWN RAILROAD MANS HEALTH
BROKEN DOWN BY ovERwoRK.
C4eorge R. Blanchard an ex-vice-president Of the
Erie Railroad and later Commissioner OF the Joint
Traffic Association. is very i'll at his home, No. l
Uyash,,gton Square from a complication of dis
eases.
Mr. Blanchard broke down three weeks ago.
after a continuous summers work on report for
a Joint Commission Of Congress appointed 20 IN n
yssfigate the Postal Service. He had about com
pleted this work ..s a+
his bedSide Mrs Blanchard is also with him.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
". H. COGGESHALL RESIGNS.
WILLIAM HALPINE APPOINTED APPRAISER IN
HIS PLACE

Albany. Oct . (SpeciaD.-Controller Gilman stated
tonight that Walter H CoggeshaH had offered his
resignation few days ago one of the apprais-
ers of the estates under the Inheritance Tax law in
New York and that he had accepted II and appoint
ed William Halpine in Mr.. Coggeshalls place Mr..
Coggeshal has been appraiser for several years.
having first been appointed by the Surrogate or
NeW-York and subsequently, by the late Controller
Morgan. Mr. COggeshall. therefore. was well &C
Quainted with the duties OF an appraiser; ana MS
Resignation consequently caused surprise here
HIS father. Senator CoggeshalI Of Waterville.
Oneida County recently declined a denomination.
WiIiiam HaIpine who succeeds Mr.. Coggeshau,
was an AssefnbIyman here from one OF the New
York districts few years ago
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
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In the continuous white re Slows t re
pressure indicated ~ Lls AI.Du-.e So
rocording barometer dotted line shows the tsnper@
ture as recorded al Perry's Pharmacy
tribune once Oct. 3 a. m--Tns weather yesterday
was fair and mild temperature ranged estWsen ol
ana 70 degrees the average 65l) being degree lower
than Monday and 2o degrees higher 'nAn A 'i
the corresponding date OF last year
The weather to-day viii be fair
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
poliliral Notiess.

POiItIeaI BANNERS and Eauipmenfs.-Cfi -
Of the Presidential candidates transparsnrisx
torches. C. L. SehIoemer as vessy ST. New Torz
4S2S Cortlandt-
headquarters fer Political Net Banners. Fiaxa
TranspaEeneies. etc II NAGEE q SON IGT Fulton St.
". Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03
sEEKs PRIVATE BURIAL FOR HUSBAND.

The body OF william Lightfoot, the Atlanta for
.st, whose business swept away by the Gulf
hurricane is stil IN the morgue Of the Manhattan
Hospital HIS wife is working with all Eer might
10 prevent the burial Of the body In the Potters
Fed. The body il IS said, viii not be taken 70
ne Bellevue morgue until to-day. and i viii not
e buried for ten twelve DAYS. as 20 give All
ne time possible 10 Mrs Lghtfoot 10 secure money
. defray the expenses Of private bur1al AT.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03

Evans Ale and stout -
driuk-not merely 70 sell EsSi.eiiS1' ~~'
when offered something Just as good
New-York tribune., 1900-10-03

Tribune Subscription Rates

Expression restored BY artificial teeth Or Dssne
EXresition.
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and developed in a comprehensive scheme for
the permanent defence Of the Empire
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New-York tribune., 1900-10-03

Htsg,SE-IKooD-on September y. az Sc Pzurs cs~-s
sSl1ocknriage Mass. by the Rev. Arthur Iar-e.o-.
7arxaret. daughter u Professor N-x Cwa~.
'N. % ScWin T. Rice tr- al os New-Xork CITY
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
uolsea with fun name and address.
DIED.
Allen. Caroline c R,-h. Nf,h., q
S5oodnow. Harriet n S<lIIi1 ma
Harnill Ruth A WOLF sS-sbS1
ALIEN ssratoga. Mrs Caroline e Allen vfso- 81
lase Jaoez L Alien q Dovs- J.. aged nlusc5-
In'erment at Dover. Wednesday October q at Ian
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Funeral services Chris. Church Faafordavs E-ook
Hn Tnufsday October = az II O'Clock a m.
HAMILI<-On Monday. October I Ruth Ar,ef, asuvh@--
OF sarah and the late Gorge ". HamiIi-
tsatNes ana frineds respectfully
FUNERAL services al Holy Trinity Church 122-sf nnd
A@nox-aVe on Thursday. October 4. ] O'Clock
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THURSDAY October I, arrival OF train f-ui
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WOLF'F-SuddeIIy, OF heart failure At his rssidsacs
MoTr1stoWn. y J.. Abraham Wo1. in the ed year q
his
Funeral services be hels on Thursday rno-nin~ Ocro
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above. additional supplementary mails
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ana German steamers. and remain open Untu within
Ten Minutes OF hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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Ns.s~E1stooD-on September y. Sc Pzur. car-s
SSoSNnrilse Mass, oy the Rev. Arthur "A
aarSaret daughter q Profsssor and M-x CSxa~n ri
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28
IRRIGATION

When In his letter 10 the irrigation
congress General Miles said that prl-
Vate or corporate enterprise could not
be trusted with a water monopoly In
the arid regions OF the west. he ex-
pressed a sentiment that will meet with
a chorus OF approval IN every state
and territory where irrigation Is EN-
ployed.
The truth has besn learned through
experience by thousands OF people, but
aside from this Il might be inferred
with certainty from the circumstances
Of the case. No monopoly Is more ABB
solute than a water monopoly In an ir-
rigated district. Water Is the life OF
the land. as essential 10 Il as breath
f. 10 the human body. Where a ditch
rum property may be worth $50 or
$500 an acre for fruit raising. A few
rods away from the reach OF ditch or
pipes Il may be worth $50 or rs cents.
Suppose hat there 10 AN improvement
such as an orchard. The value may
then run To $1,000 or 81. 800 an acre. But
the trees viii die without water. and II
. ditch company IL unrestrainsd by law
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28
FOREST RESERVES.

There are now thirty-elght forest
reservations. embracing an area OF a.
02.l29 acres. In thirteen different
states and territories. In charge OF
these reserves are nine superlntendents
thirty-nine supervisors and AS rangers.
whose duty It is 10 keep a vigilant
watch for trespassers and secure evi-
dence for their prosecution. They are
also required to be OF the lookout for
fires and use their best efforts to pre-
serve.the few great forest that are now
remaining in the mountain states.
Since July I, 1899, up TO November 20
last, there We're &C cases OF depreciation
upon the forest reserves and other gov
eminent land Involving timber valued
at S735,722; POP suits were brought in
the civil courts to recover s694,li9; 2O6
persons were indicted and prosecuted
In the criminal courts, and Isl cases
were settled by the payment OF s4e,s $40
by way OF compromise. This Is a great
improvement over previous years, and
gives Secretary Hitchcock encourage
ment In the enforcement Of the timber
laws.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28
An Raise nazaar.

The public will be pleased to know
that the Presbyterian ladies announce
that they will hold another OF their IA
nous bazaars on the first floor OF the
Commercial club, Dec. 9Th and 7th,
thus a~ffording an excellent opportunity
for all who desire TO provide them
selves with Christmas presents. II
II In sweets for the sweet you
wish, delicious homemade candy can
be obtained at the candy booth. Are
YOU looking for a doll plainly dressed
OF clad like a %princess7 You will find
one at the doll booth which any child
will hold TO her breast In rapture. Give
your little friend an opportunity to
show her JOY. II Will pay you.
At the fancy booth will be seen arti-
cles fashioned by dainty finger, which
Will form gifts appreciated by any
friend. At the apron booth there viii
be on sale aprons galore.
Then the supper!
Watch for the menul
Dainty homemade dishes will be
served ut for an eplcure.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28
IRRIGArIcN suRyFys.

William Il. Curtis In the Chicago
Record, says that the secretary OF the
interior Will ask for an appropriation
OF f250'00O for irrigation surveys dur
Ing the next fiscal year. and will prob
ably get $780, 900. which Is double the
appropriation made at the last session
of congress. This money viii be ex-
pended in continuing the surveys OF
water courses and In the making OF
maps which will show the different ir-
rigatlon basins. the watersheds, the
volume OF supply and the best sites for
storage reservoirs. The agricultural
department Is making other maps
showing the area hat can be irrigated
10 best advantage, while the geological
survey takes care OF the engineering
side OF the problem.
The president. Secretary Hitchcock
and Secretary Wilson all take deep In
terest In the work." say Mr.. Curtis,
and II Is encouraging to know that II
VIII be one OF the chief features OF the
present administration"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28
A Thinking Machine.

A famous inventor declares he has
devised a machine that will abolish
warfare. This machine IL n boat that
will go on without men on board and
a be controlled for any distance with
out wires. 1t will obey orders from
the land or 1t Will act on it's own judy
ment, according TO the necessities Of
the situation. II will carry an uniim-
tied quantity of explosives. which can
be aimed with unerring accuracy.
Progress has achieved wonders during
this century. The fact that IL can nnd
no substitute for Hostetter's stomach
Bittsrs proves the inestlmable value OF
the Bitters. So long as constipation,
indigestion, dyspepsia, liver and kid
ney troubles continue TO affect man
kind. SC long will the Bitters stand as
the one sure cure for them.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28
BEEF SUPPLY.

Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson sees
no hope OF future reduction in the
price OF beef. He says that the grazing
areas OF the western states are being
exhausted at an alarming rate; that
the population OF the United States IL
increasing rapidly. while the supply OF
beef is growing smaller every year, and
that unless new grazing lands are open
ed up or some means found TO check
the present reckless destruction OF the
western grazing grounds there is grave
danger OF killing the cattle raising in
dustry OF the United States. Accord
ingly he expects prices to rise still more
rather than to fall.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28

From Dona Ana County Republican

A'e >'ht H'Rstsftefs
NJ. Lehman left for Kirksville, Mo-,
at which place Mrs. Lehman and little
son have been for some time. Mr.. Lob
man expects to return In about two
weeks.
The college foot ball team viii play
the Las Vegas Normal school team on
Thanksgiving day at Las Vegas, and
1t is probable they Will play the Indians
Saturday at Albuquerque.
Rev. Haygood, pastor OF the Metho-
dist church south, welcomed the arriv-
al OF his wife and little daughter
Thursday night. Mrs. Haygood has
been visiting friends in Houston, Tex
as. since they left their former home
In the Indian territory. They will re-
side In the Garcia house south OF the
Methodist church south.
Deputy Sherff Ben Williams has been
absent In the northern part OF the ter
ritory for several days. II is rumored
that Mr.. Williams has been rendered
an important position on the expiration
of the present administration In the
sherif's Office. the nature OF which, In
justice to Mr.. Williams. for the pres
ent, we will not mention. Deputy Will
liams has made a thoroughly efficient
officer and all are pleased It any ad-
vancement he may receive, as he GER
tainly deserves II.
The Territorial Baptist convention
closed Its labors here Sunday evening.
Twenty-four out of the twenty-five
Baptist churches OF the territory were
represented. II was thought best that
the chief officers should be centrally
in Albuquerque. Rev. Bruce
Kinney was elected president, Rev.
George Brewer, secretary, and Rev. N.
W. Alger treasurer. Mr.. Kinney
preached In the Baptist church here
sunday and remained over during the
week to assist Rev. II. c. Strong In a
series of meetings.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28
AMERICAN

The past fiscal year was the most
prosperous experienced by American
shipping for years, and the returns for
the fiscal year promise an even more
satisfactory record, according to the an
nual report of the commissioner of
navigation. The documented tonnage OF
the United States comprised 23,33s YES
sells OF 5,l6f, $50 gross tons, which rep
resents an increase OF about 800. 900 tons
over the preceding fiscal year. This Ia
the first time since the civil war tina,
the tonnage exceeded 5000 900 tons.
though II is worth noting hat It falls
below the maximum tonnage reached
In 1861 by almost 375, 900 ons. At that
date the shipping OF the United States
was larger than hat OF Great Britain
and almost edualed that OF the British
empire. but to-day the British ship
ping amounts to i4,a6l 900 gross o
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-11-28

H a."
pood, that Ia o. to puny's having done
IN service for Governor otero. and
published simply to injure the COVER
nor. The man Duny was in the ponl-
tentiary from the day he arrived In the
city. until the day he left It. and the
man was in his house. II is GER
tainly peculiar that a paper published
In Las Vegas. the governors home
town. and for whose Advancement he
IL doing everything within his power.
should stop to such contemplate bug
mess in order TO injure him with his
fellow citizens. Leading attorneys
have informed the New Mexican that
the above IL libelous. and we're the
governor to nle suit. In their opinion.
he could recover heavy damages.-Ncw
Mexican.