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The sun., 1900-07-20
MEN OF AFFAIRS
Need Proper Food to supply Ii. Brain.

The Medical Sentinel comments on the rest.
less brain worker Of our large cities and refers
to the fact that he thinks he knows as much
about the needs OF the brain. when he Is tired
and shows brain fax. as a trained practitioner
He is inclined to spur up the tired organs by
some stimulants or perhaps quiet Its complaints
with the narcotic OF tobacco. and this plan goes
on until suddenly he oollapses for brain fag Is a
sure sign that the elements that compose the
brain are being more rapidly used up than re-
pac,d by the food
There il really a choice OF but two pathways
for an active brain worker-a man OF affairs
when he shows symptoms Of breaking down,
Either he must quit work or he must have food
that will replace the structure OF brain and
nerve centers rs rapidly as they are used UP
each day.
Chemical analysis OF the particles thrown out
through the pores OF the body shows that after
continued brain work large portion Of excreta
contains phosphate OF potash, II IL known that
when this element Is furnished by the food in
proper quantities, the system unitcs II with al
bumen and from that compound makes tho
gray matter that fills the nerve centers and the
brain.
THIS is an especial feature Of the food known
as Grape-Nuts, a delicious, ready cooked and
predl gest,,d breakfast food
definite aud well understood gain In brain
trapa-Nufs have been used eight or ten days.
and sustained and continued brain work can be
carried on II q reliance Is placed upon this food
In connection with the ordinary food Of the day.
0rape-Nun Food u sold at ~ asS1-GlAss
roosftoo.-AtN
The sun., 1900-07-20
TIPS FROM UNCLE SAN,
A Decision That Il Favorably Received By a.
Porters in the Pullman Cars.

A Decision That Il Favorably Received By -
Porters in the Pullman Cars.
From tho Chicago Inter Ocean.
Far out on the prairles. In the depths Of IA
Rockies. beside the mired-drinks MssissippG
and In the greenwood retreats to the north
this morning glad word is being passed from
mouth to mouth by the dusky porters Of M
Pullman cars. The colored wearers Of natty
blue uniforms and white caps arc calling onA
TO the other. long trains halt parellel at sid.
ings. that the Government at Washington has
decided TO allow portsrs' tips In the expenss
ACCOUNTS OF United States employees travelling
For, For many ma. -, yesSSs ar The 4rsk wielder. Of tbe
to see a Government employee " berth 9
policy that them guy'men' fellers wouldn't
give up no auahtar when a feler bresh 'em
down. Dey wun bad ez the bsem- bugs wot
EN- get gen'rous." So an oldish knight Of
the Pullman summed up the situation. He
ssdded; .Evry man man w9t travel on the .eepsA1
te es Ssf oh ons aHdsou! ds NSS sSsSs ne
The Government had never until yesterday
allowed tip IN travelling expense bill. Then
the Comptroller, after worrying four months
fee after trip from Chicago to San Francisco,
allowed the item. The contract nurse had In
the meantime asked begged and even prayed
allowed without the so cents. His answer
was a chilling statement that the whole bin
must walt decision as TO the disputed item.
The Government decision not only overJoysd
the porters, but i caused some comment In
the great wholesale houses. for each OF which
dozens Of drummers are nightly on the road.
ssm the q 'ee setasH oS d9 mot WITH
dollars a year, but with the Government the sum
will be In the tens OF thousands Of dollars
The sun., 1900-07-20
0sRNANs OF ST. LOUIS 1OR n'KINLEY.
Or. Emii Preetedus says They Are. Above AL
Else. Opposed 70 Fifty Cent Dollar.


Else. Opposed to Fifty-Cent Dollar.
ST. LoUIs. Mo-. July is.-Ths German
Americans Of st. Louis will support Mckinley
this fall Just q they did In isse. The Wsstiichs
Post the most influential German newspaper In
tho West. will do 80.
Tho wssthcAs Post will continue. a. hereto
fore. To support the Republo party and can
didates. said DR.. Emil Preetorius. editor Of
the paper. to-day. IL have not abandoned my
views nor do consider II necessary or possible
FOR any man TO shape his principles to full con-
formitv In order TO support candidate or plat
form. The Republican platform more nearly
fills the measure OF my belief than does the
Democratic"
Discussing the platforms Of the two parties
further. Dr. Preetorius said; Especially am I
opposed TO free silver and 10 TO L. No more
dangerous political heresy has been promul-
gated In recent years. and the Wsstlichs Pos
will look upon II as an imperative duty to fight
1t until II is sauelched. Expansion is compare
lively an academic question; free silver Ia
practical
As to the declarations OF the two platforms
on the South African war. understand that 1t
Ia necessary for tn" Republican party to take
a conservative position. II being the Admins
uation party
Asked II ne thought the snt-imperialistio
plank Of the Democrats platform would result
In the alienation Of any considerable part OF the
German vote from the Republican party. the
doctor said he believed 1t would not.
The Germans are above all else opposed to
hity-cent dollar. and while they may hold the
same ideas on expansion M | do. they will set
the Importance of protecting the lsborer
through the maintenance Of a sound fnan cial
system above everything else
BRYAN and his party have made special
efforts to catch the labor vote. but they will not
succeed. The Socialists beieve that OF all
things proposed that which will most in
juriously Affect labor is the flfty-cent dollar.
and they will therefore consistently oppose
MIR Bryan and his flfty-cent dollar
You may say that the Westiichs Post will con-
tinue to support Mckinley and the Republican
party. though It has not changed its views as to
expansion. and believe the majority Of the
German-Amercan voters of the United States
will do likewise
The sun., 1900-07-20
CHICAGO'S BIG STRIKE ENDING.
The Building Trades Controversy Seems TO b,
Petering Out Of Its Own Accord.

CHICAGO. July i9.-The lockout which has
held $1,000 men idle In Chicago since February.
Is thought to be passing rapidly. Secretly tho
various contractors associations are meeting
with the unions in their respective crafts. and
It Is tacitly understood that the new buildings
now rapidly getting under way, will be finished
by union mon TO avoid unreasonable delay. 1t
Is generally admitted that general settlement
must be secured before building can be re-
sumed in a healthy way.
Buildings aggregating more than 8, ,0OO, 900
have been put under way this week. Including
the Moxley Building at Randolph and Clinton
streets, on which none but union men Is TO be
employed. and the $4,000 HAT building at Eu-
gene and Clark streets. on which 1t is said union
men are 70 do the work
The sun., 1900-07-20
Busy Season for naturalization.

The naturalization committees Of Tammany
Hall and the Republican County Committee are
hustng this week The State Constitution
requires tnat To De enttled 10 vote man must
ton, and the law require that the application
for naturalization In the State courts shall be
made fourteen days before the ninetieth day
The time or fling applications under the Sta te
law expires tomorrow. The naturalization
laws of the Federal Government do not require
the fourteen days notice and the time for filing
applications under them does not expire until
Aug. Q. Chairman Ten Eyck Of the Republican
County Executive COMMITTEES has notified
all the district leaders Of this, and aftee Satur-
day applications for citizenship will be- made In
the Federal courts
The sun., 1900-07-20
FOUGHT OVER A WOMAN.
Lively Scrap In an Ice Cream saloon and
Counter Charges at the Police station.

Counter Charges at the Police station.
John Parish a cabman Of $50 West l53d street
and Joseph A. Sheridan. who said he was an
inspector under the American Ice Company.
were locked up in the East Fifty-frst street
police station last night charged with assault
ing each other. Parish and woman were in
an ice cream saloon at A7 Third avenue when
Sheridan entered and said something to the
woman.
You can't insult lady In my company"
Parish shouted at him, and the two men
clilched The women In the place screamed
and the proprietor put the belligerents out,
They renewed the fight In the street and were
arrested.
This woman Ia my wife" said Sheridan In
the police station. and she has been taken
away from me by this man. He has broken ND
my home. Ia,
vorce court" responded the sergeant.
The woman was not detained
President Woods Of the Board Of Aldermen
bailed Sheridan out at midnight.
The sun., 1900-07-20
WOULD HAVE DEWEY FOR PRESIDENT.
Anti -Imperialists and Gold Democrats Favor
the Admiral 3 tNomination.

INDIANA OILS. July is.--The announcement
that the Eastern Anti-lmperiallsts will open
negotiations with the Gold Democrats with
view TO the nomination Of a national ticket
has increased the interest In the coming meeting
Of the Gold Standard National Committee
next week and there is a strong disposition
on the part OF leading Gold Democrats TO favor
a ticket II 1t can be made up with Dewey at
" head; II is said here that with Dewey as
the Gold Democratic representative and Henry
johnson, late Republican Representative In
Congress from this State, in second place
both the Eat and West would be represented
on the ticket and it would be sure to draw
more votes than did Palmer and Buckner -four
years ago.
The sun., 1900-07-20

MARQUETTE, Mich. July is-News has
reached here from sault Ste, Marie that Pen
noyer Bros. OF Sheldrake. Chippewa county
sold to the Calumet and Hecls Mining Company
all the pine lands owned BY the Shelldraks
Lumber Company in Chippewa and Luce coun-
ties. Tho deal is one OF the largest ever made
in upper Michigan The consideration will be
s85OOO cash. II also includes the mill plant
and docks at Shelldrake.
The sun., 1900-07-20

Tale Of Revius Wild Beast In the Outskirts
of Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July ia lion is supposed
to be running wild near Eastern avenue. this
city. This morning Henry Dietz, who keeps
truck farm, saw that his cows were running
about the enclosure with no apparent reason
On going out to investigate he saw Q lion spring
from the bushes and leaping over two Of the
two men on horseback came riding up, armed
with rifles. As they shot at the lion ne disap-
peared and escaped across Turkey bottoms
II Is supposed that during the heavy storm
the animal escaped from some circus. The
Chief OF POLICE has armed posse Of mounted
Officers, who are securing the territory In search
OF the dangerous beast.
The sun., 1900-07-20
MAY sovs PAINEs MoNUMENT.
Possible Result Of Constructing . Boulevard
In New Rochelle.

New ROCHELLE. July la-The Common
Council OF this city has adopted plans for a
S75. 900 boulevard In North street and work will
begin In few weeks About $4,000 worth OF
property fronting the proposed boulevard will
have to be condemned. Four feet Is to be
taken from the plot which contains the monu-
ment OF Thomas Paine. Paines admirers In
New Rochelle are indignant because the Alder
men offer the monument association only
eighteen dollars for the ground. They say
to several thousand dollars as II will force them
TO buy property and relocate the monument
II Ia possible that the city will compromise the
matter by dividing the road and placing the
monument in q plot In the middle.
The sun., 1900-07-20


Rate Of Wages Il Q Diniculty.
The Aldermcns ComnIttee on Streets and
Highways will give public hearing at o clock
this afternoon on proposed ordinance to ex-
olude organ grinders and street plano players
from all tho streets in New York city. Some
OF the organ grinders would like to form a
trades union in view OF the proposal to sup
press them, but there are serious din
culties In the way. The Central Federated
Union probably would not admit an organ
grinders union TO membership. There are
two unions OF musicians In that body now and
they are always squabbling with unions In
other trades. The principal difficulty. how
ever, Is that as the organ grinders, simply
taking what they can get either in the shape
Of money or abuse. the c. r L, delegates would
object to them on the ground that they had
no union rate OF wages. The only way in which
the organ grinders could establish a union
rate 90 2 union man gravely assured a re-
porter who asked questions on the subject
would be TO fix sum TO be paid for leaving
when the organ music wasn't appreciated
and to pledge themselves not to leave any
house for smaller sum.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Union Lab Uses Mob Methods.

DAYTON. Ohio. July ls.-Mobs continue 10
assault non-un!on men at the cigar shops and
chair factories Several workmen were badly
hurt last evening. Frank fischer and william
Snyder being most severely injured. Charles
NJ, ers was arrested as the leader Of the assii-
ants. Gus Frank and Harry Zimmerman were
arrested for assaultng Snyder with brass
knuckles. +. NJ. Fogle and Frank Gallagher
were also arrested. Judge Roehm fined Urilla
Thomas and Anna Kinzie to-day for throwing
eggs at non-union cigarmak ers.
The sun., 1900-07-20

They Are for 10 to I and They Don't Make
"Slavery" the dominant Issue.'

The resolutions to be adopted on Monday
evening by the Tammany General Committeein
defence OF the Kansas CITY platform and Bryan
were formulated last evening at the Democratic
Cluo when the subcommittee OF the Executive
Committee met. The sub committee main
tanned the utmost secrecy in regard TO the reso-
mtions. II was learned. however, that they
would indorse the 10 10 | platform In every
part and that they would not lay any extra
stress on the young man issue which Mr..
Croker orig mated at the Executive Committee
meeting on Monday OF this week. That was
IF the Republican party wins. your children will
he al
The sun., 1900-07-20
CUT HIS LANDLADY'S THROAT.
Mrs. Ellen Bart Murdered In Boston BY On,
OF Her L0dgers.

BosroN. July Is-Mrs. Ellen Burt. 20 years
old, who conducts lodging house at e4e Har-
rison avenue was killed by one Of her dodgers
about $40 O'Clock this evening George "A.
Widden, IS years Of age, who lives In the house
is under arrest. charged with the murder. Ac-
cording 10 the police. Widden has been drinking
ali day and started to go out for more liaror
shortly after . O'Clock. Mrs Burt raised OBJ
iectlons to his leaving, and finally the man be-
came 40 enraged at her Interference that he
out a large knife cut her throat almost from
ear 10 ear She died Instantly.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Union Republican CIub's banner In.

~ lhion Republican Club had banner
."slnR ana ratification meeting In front OF
'"er luminous" al 2?i East iO+th street last
dart dx" ihorc were fireworks. music and abun-
80 a .n'ni,laln-m m. Spe, q es were IN ds by
nualo'r' !. Stgel' former Deputy tommis-
,noner @ @ 81 the board OF Public Works; Al er-
nan Eha, dopinan. Congressman Philip Il.
Wv. Emu labis shin"r Abraham Jordan, Isaac
MeSrnsh and Fred Horn. the President OF the
The sun., 1900-07-20
Baby Fell From Her Fire Escape he'd.

Josephine Aug. 2 years old, Of 81 East Third
street. has been III for some time and yesterday
her mother made her bed on the fire escape
She fell through the opening to the courtyard
three flights below and was taken to Bellevue
with fractured skull Her pulse last night
was I52 an her temperature was iO2. The sur
aeons said that there was no hope for her re-
cOyery.
The sun., 1900-07-20
THE vIPER's TRIP TO PORTSMOUTH,
Makes . New Record From Newcastle
Speed Reached ~ Knots.
Special Coas Dsspateh 70 THE SUN.

Spdu CduS DsSpdfeN 70 IHE SUN.
PoRTsMoUTH. July is-The torpedo boat de-
stroyer Viper, which y fitted with turbine en-
gines. arrived here to- day from Newcastle. hav-
ing made the trip In twenty-four hours. estab-
fishing a record for the distance.
The viper's steaming distance was 40 miles
No effort was made to try her engines.
When she was passing through the Downs
on Wednesday night she was slowed down to
less than twenty knots to avoid shipping. The
passage was smooth. The vessel did not pitch,
roll or vibrate. The temperature Of the stoke
hold was normal 1t is expected that the
ofYicial trials will begin at the end Of July.
LONDON. July 2o.-The Timss says that at one
time during the trip the viper's speed reached
"A knots.
The sun., 1900-07-20
sui Lives After = Five-storv Fan.

Twelve-year-old Matilda Kinney OF IS Oak
street, playing with other girls on the roof of
the adjoining house at IS Roosevelt street last
night. fell down the airshaft between the houses
70 the ground. five stories below She was
taken unconsc GUS To Hudson street hospital
suffering from broken Jaw and possible in
ternal injuries. There is chance for her
reCONeIY.
The sun., 1900-07-20
strike on the Cornell Medical Buildinss.

A strike began on the new buildings Of Cor
nell University Medical College at Twenty
eighth street and First avenue yesterday. to
foroe the discharge OF members OF the Brother
hood OF Painters In OF der that their places may be
filled by members OF the Amalgamated Society
OF Painters. The latter 10 affiliated with the
Building Trades Council. which ordered the
strike. Work on the building was not tied up.
The sun., 1900-07-20

YORK. Pa. July i9.-The Kerbs. wertheim 4
Schiller Cigar Company. In this city. formerly
of New York. have become so exasperated at
the plckets of the union cigar men stationed
about their factory that they have made COM
plant to Mayor Gibson for protection. Tho
Mayor. after making an investigation. has de-
cded that the union may station twenty pick
Guided to station police about the factory TO see
that the employees are not maltreated.
The sun., 1900-07-20
IRELAND IN PARIS.
Presides st the Prize Distributes Exercises
At Arcueil College.
SpseidJ Cad< Dss patch to THE s.

Special Cad< DsspafeA to THE SUN.
PARIS. July ie.-Arohbishop Ireland Of 81.
Paul presided at the exercises at Aroueil COL
lege to-day when the prizes were distributed to
the students. The Archbishop made q speech
which was greeted with applause. The super
ior. Father Feuillete. In reply. referred to tho
patriotism and love Of liberty Of Americans,
whose young men had hearts a. generous as
their muscles we're solid.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Hospital Clerk Accused Of Robbing a Patient

HJohn Fox. clerk In the City Hospital on
Blackwell's Island. was arrested whom he
stepped OF The Blackwell's Island boat at the
foot Of East Fifty-second street, on the COM
plant OF George West. another employe Of the
hospital. West charges that Fox stole 81 and A
watch and CHI ain from Frank MoGarr, a patient
n the hospital. Fox was locked up.
The sun., 1900-07-20

The leaders OF the Brotherhood OF Tailors de-
cided yes erday to spend a fortnight organiz-
ing the tailors before thinking seriously Of go-
ing on strike. They aid that the union had
become denoral zed since last year and that
general strike would be out of the question now
on that account
The sun., 1900-07-20
Boy Impaied on . spiked Railing.

While fourteen -year-old James o Grady was
building a pigeon coop on the third-story fire
escape at 522 West Thirteth street yesterday
afternoon, he fell over The railing and WIS in
stantly killed His body was impaled on the
spiked railing in front OF the house until two
policemen removed 1t.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Upholsterers Ost for Higher Wages.

The Custom Upholsterers' Union made q de-
mand yesterday on all employers for o. so a
day, an advance Of so cents day. to 60 into
effect on Sept. is. The union decided to notify
all furniture houses OF the demand q week or
two before that date. TO avoid strikes, II possi-
la
The sun., 1900-07-20
Nominated After 3.Io2 Ballots Had Been
Taken.

LITTLE RocK. Ark. July ie-The First Dis
trict Congressional Democratic Convention
deadlock was broken to-day by the nomlna-
ton Of Congressman p. d. McCulloch on ballot
number 3.lO2.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Asssssinated At His Door,

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo. July is.-T. J. Bersohers
q citizen Of Farminston. was called to his door
last night BY some men. who fired two shots At
him. Both loads entered his body, causing In
stant death The assAssins made their escape
They are thought ~ be old snemisA.
The sun., 1900-07-20
Nominated for Congress In Indisnas Third
District.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 10 The Republican con-
vention for the Third Congress district met at
New Albany to-day and nominated Hugh
O'Connor OF Corydon on the first ballot. Col
Durbin. Republican nominee for Cover nor. WA
prasent and he and others made spesshss.
The sun., 1900-07-20

SpNIdI Cdbt DfspoIch 70 THE SUN
LONDON. July is.-While the Queen was out
driving at Windsor to-day she met large body
Of Christian Endesvorers. who we're sishtsse-
ing Her Majesty caused them to be admitted
to the Quadrangle. where they sang God Save
the Queen"
The sun., 1900-07-20

10 leave off, or keep on the
coat, that is the question.
For those who think It's better
to keep on" here are coats of
gray Sicilian, black alpaca, nuns
cloth, unlined s"rges and flannels.
But the coolest yet is real seer.
sucker, of silk and linen, woven
by hand in India; few know its
value so we make few suits. It
costs, but it lasts.
For the leave,offers, negligee
shirts As cool and almost as neat
as a woman's shirt.waist.
Belts to 60 with them.
RoGERs PEEr ~ CoMpANY.
23s Broadway. cor Warren
and and Warren ST
o69 Broadway. cor. Prince. We an orlsrs
i26 Broadway, cor. sad nv MT
and 81 West 33d st
The sun., 1900-07-20
Congressman Gardner. fifth Nomination.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.. July io.--The RepublI-
can Convention OF the second New Jer,ey dis
trict met this afternoon ard unanlmousl dnom-
mated Congressman Johp J. Gardner for 1fth
term.
The sun., 1900-07-20
VERY HOT IN ENGLAND.

Several Contsstans Ovsrcsms During the
Shooting Matches at Btsley.
SpsetaI Cable Dupateh to THE sun.
LONDON, July is.-The weather was very hot
throughout England to-day. At Blsley. during
the shootingimatohes. several persons tainted
at the ranges from the heat and the field oper-
ations at Aldershot had to bs cancelled. The
temperature IN London IVES ss degrees In the
shade.
The sun., 1900-07-20
A Baby KILLED BY q Failing Cloth..p,ul

Mary Robe. a year-old baby died at the homo
Of her parents yesterday Of conclusion Of
who was hanging CLOTHES from a second story
window struck the child on the head few dayS
aGo.
The sun., 1900-07-20

snsbbed by the Prince Of wales. He Regrets
His Insult to Capt. Milne.
Spsetal Cable Dsspa,eh to THE 81


Spsefa, Cdhs Dsspa,eh to THE SUN
LONDON. July 10 The paragraph printed on
July in Mr.. William Waldorf Astor's news
paper. the Pail Mall Gasstts. stating that Capt
Sir Berkeley Mines presence at Mr.. Astor's
concert on June 2s was as an unlimited guest
resulted In direct snub OF Mr.. Astor by the
Prince Of Wales at their next meeting. To-day
the following apology appears In the Pail Mall
Gdreits:
We are requested to express our regret at
the paragraph about Sir berkeley Milne which
was published under misapprehension OF the
exact circumstances. Explanations Of q com
plete and categorical kind now show that Capt
Mines presence was due TO a msunderstand-
ing that entirely absolves him from any nten-
tional discourtesy."
and was formerly commander Of the royal
Yacht Osborne, was dining at the residenc nce OF
the Countess OF Orford, formerly Miss Louise
Corbin Of New York. on the night Of the A-tor
oopcert, The Earl OF Oxford was indisposed,
and, a. the Countess knew Mr. Astor very well,
she Invited the Captain to accompany her 10
the concert. This l. j. said !, NOT unusual in
Mr.. Astor ssxed his name. Capt. Milne told
him and explained that he came on the invita-
ton Of the Countess OF oxford. Thereupon.
M AsIor solu .ne .aPtain Ihat no haa hot tne
leave and added that he would insert a notice
about the affair In the newspapers Capt
Milne retired, and from the Naval and Military
Club sent Mr., Astor q note Of apology. On
July ., the following notice appeared In MIR.
Astor' . newspaper:
I'VE are desired To make known that the
presence Of Capt. Sir Berkeley Milne Of the
Naval and Military Club, Piccadilly. at Mr.. As
tors concert last Thursday evening was unin-
vited'
The Captains friends. among them the Duke
brought to the attention OF the Prince Of Wales
who caused II TO be made known that he re-
garded Mr.. Astor's conduct az unpardonabls.
The Navy and Military Club also wrote to MI
Countess ofIOx ord were indignant over the in
suit to her. Ii was also said that the Queen In
terested herself In the matter.