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New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
GAMBLING AT SARATOGA.
ACCUSATION AGAINST THE SHERIFF BY
JOHN z. HENNEsSY

D l.
Albany Sept a-Charges were He'd today with
the Governor against Sheriff Enmor ]. Caldwell.
York, the editor OF weekly publication. He al
eges that Caldwell Is neglectul OF his duty IN that
he has failed 10 suppress gambling az Saratoga
Accompanying the charges. which Judge Lincoln
has taken charge OF until the arrival OF Acting
Governor woodruff Monday, is an AFFIDAVIT OF
Martin Ryan, an editor on the paper. Ryan al
Ieges that one day IN August last he went 70
Banston 70 see Sheriff Caldwell and while there
made an appointment 10 meet him AT the Worden
when he (ths Sheriff was 20 act as his guide IN
securing the necessary Information that gambling
was permitted IN violation OF the law He alleges
that the Sheriff failed 70 keep the appointment
telephoning him that he uuabla TO accompany
him That he made the rounds OF the places him
self, and found gambling games IN progress. such
roulette, faro and poker n the Klondike. En-
pfre Club PhHnix Club. Canheld's and the Union
Club and that he has every reason 70 believe that
he Sheriff Caldwell himself in uwc OF the above
mentioned places. Furthermore, he says that he
believes the Sheriff warned proDriecOrS
and also prevented him from securing proper
police protection, and that while the way 70 the
station TO take the train back the metropolis he
was roughly handled by four men
he says that the Sheriff and District Attorney OF
Saratoga should be informed that charges have
been made, that the anri-gambling laws being
violated n Saratoga Springs, and that they make
effort 70 put stop 10 the violations il is time
enough 70 begin steps for their removal from Of
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
LAUNCHING THE WYOMING.
THE MONITOR ONE OF FOUR FOR COAST De
FENCE. Has COST ss74oOo

THE MONITOR ONE OF FOUR FOR COAST DE-
FENCE. HAS COST ss74.oOo.
San Francisco Sept s.-The United States moni-
tor Wyoming was successfully launched at high
tide this morning from the shipyard OF the Union
Iron Works in the presence OF thousands OF people
lined along the shore or crowded excursion
the semi-centennaI celebration OF Californias ad-
mission into the Union. The launching was man
aged without hitch by Superintendent Dickie, OF
the Union Iron Works
About the bows OF the vessel a platform had
been built for the guests Of honor. Including Gov
ernor Richards OF Wyoming, Adjutant-General F.
H Stizen, Colonel A. P. Hanson and wife. Major
Thomas Wilhelm, Captain P. Covert and Captain
Patrick Sullivan constituting his star and Miss
Hattie Warren. daughter OF United States Sen
ator Warren OF Wyoming who named the vessel
by breaking the usual bottle Of wine and exclaiul
ing. I christen thee Wyoming the last sup
porting props were removed and the monitor
started from the ways and slid slowly into the
When the vessels stern touched the water
the spectators sent up a mighty cheer. which
however, was soon drowned in the din made by
scores OF steam whistles. Little more than the
null OF the Wyoming IS finished, but work Is being
The Wyoming Is one ot four similar vessels de-
view 20 securing the greatest results with the
least expenditure OF money. Her sister ships viii
The contract price is $S740O0- Her Dimensions are:
Length on load water line; 2S feet; extreme
displacement. about 400 tons The hull IS pro-
tected by side armor belJ ranging from eleven
balanced type. its srnor being nine inches thick
A coming tower with seven and one,hah ineh
pear above the deck The vessel IS 70 make
Twelve AnStS % iva an r5nr5 Sin 1@ysy LAY 1d
four finch rapid IRE rides. In the secondary bat
terry Will be three 6-poUnder rapid fire guns and
In
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
4 CUBAy AGITAToR AT WORK.
JUAN GOMEZ STIRRING Up TEE BLACKS N 1aE
Eastern PROVINCES

EASTERN PROVCSCES-
Havana Sept s--Barraeks for immigrants
with a capacity for the accommodation OF ons
thousand persons VIII be located AT Cabanas
Fifty correctional courts outside OF Havana,
presided over by Judges OF the First Instance
were ordered to-day 70 adopt the trial BY Jury
system. and this done ard the Spanish
practice abolished
Alexis z Frye has been reappoinrsd superin-
tendenu OF Schools
Juan Gua1berrO Gomez. who left Havana. last
week for Santiago. IS arousing great discomfort
among the coIoTsd element IN that province
There appears 70 De disintegration OF purposs
among the delegates 10 the Constitutional Cor
ventiOn. which threatens 70 render the convsn-
ton unsuccessful A strong feeling OF unrest e
manifested also IN the eastern provinces, which
reflects the dissatisfaction caused by the clause
OF the call for the convention that relates 20 the
fixing OF the relations which in future shall ex-
ist between The United States and the Cuban
Government Juan Gomez adjures the delegates
and electors 20 declare themselves in favor o.
an immediate adjournment OF the convention
unless the Washington Government shall with
draw the above clause While there Is no diver
sity OF platforms there is no capitalization and
no agreement 70 the method OF prozramr-e IN
connection with the convention
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
MONET 80 FOR TNESEn TIcKErs
from The Chicago Inter ocean.

FROM me Calcago inter ocean
Some men with unused railroad tickets on their
hands VIII sell them scapers while others 20 TO
the railroad company thar issued them and OBJ
tain their valus in money. Most nersons how
ever. do neither and accept the loss when the
ticket Is worth less than 81 Indeed many persons
DO not realize that the railroad companies stand
ready % redeem unused tickets even OF small
value, 50 that the companies must De richer By
many thousands OF dollars YEAR through this
ignorance.
Every railroad ticket bears the OF the
general passenger agent and OF The general man
ager OF the road II Is simple matter % inclcss
the ticket with letter directed % the general
passenger agent. asking him 70 refund the money
paid and explaining the reason Why the ticker "a
left unused IN the hands OF the purchaser II -
courteous 70 lnclose a stamped envelope n which
the money may be returned
When all these things have been done the com
pany generally acknowledges the receipt or the
ticket holders communication and promises 70 tn
veSugate the matter The investigation consists
IN the proper Identification OF the ticket by the
agent who sold 10 and little bookkeeping 70 set
the accounts right. Then the purchaser receives
check for the amount due from the rzfroaa com
pany, along With letter requesting acknoz lax-
ment
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
POSTAL RATES TO TIE PHILIPPINES.

Chicago. Sept. s-A special TO The Record from
Ottawa. Ont. says: Recently a communication
was sent from the Postofice Department here 70
Washington, asking II the United States postal
authorities regarded the Philippines coming
under the domestic postal rate or. IN other words.
whether the Philippines was United States terri
tory. and the reply in the affirmative
Accordingly. to-day the Canadian postal author-
ties ssued notification 70 all postmasters that on
and after October l next the domestic rate Will
apply 20 Porto Rico. Hawaii. Guam, the Philippines
and the American Islands OF the Samoan group
The pecuarity OF this order Is that while the dis
tzncs from Canada % the Philippines Is twice that
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
TIE GRoWTH OF CITIES.
MORE FIGURES MADE PUsLIc BY TIE czSzCs
BUREAU.

Washington Sept. s-TAs Census Bureaa ar
nounces that the population OF Atlanta Ca. -
ST. against s55Ss n 1se0 THIS = an Increase o<
24.33e. S7-14 per
The population OF Bridgeport. Conn. Is Tass6
against IS 500 n 1se0. This IS an increase % @1
or 4529 per cent.
The population OF Portland. ORE IS 60 E1s against
4sSs5 in 1880 This is increase OF +4oE1- s-sS
Per cent
The population OF Altoona Penn IS 3s.s73 against
SoSSl IN 1850 This = an increase - &6SS. ~
per cent
The population % Oakland. Cal. Is $3.50 against
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Judge Glldersleeve has appointed Max Monfried
receiver o< the assets Of Finkestein Horowitz.
tafIors No 169 East One -hundred-and- -tenth-st,
IN a suit brought some tine ago by Louis Horo-
witz against Joseph Finkelstein for dissolution
OF partnership and accounting. Mr.. HorowitZ
bought a half interest in the business June 3.
Judgment for S4572 entered yesterday
against the Elgin Automobile Company, Of Chi
cago in favor Of Solomon L Pakas dealer IN BIZ
ccle supplies, for damages for breach of contract
10 sell him twenty-five automobiles He paid 800
an account for the first delivery but received
anv 0f the automobiles.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ApEANcE IN PHoToGRAPBIC AsrRoNoMT.

Chicago Sept s-"The Chronicle" says that G "
Richie superintendent OF the Chicago University
observatory. has perfected a device which makes
il possible for astronomers 20 use the ordinary
visual telescope for photographs purposes. This
means that tremendous advance will be made in
Photographic astronomy. Heretofore only partic-
uar style OF telescope, greatly restricted in range
could be used IN photographing the considerations
Professor Kurt Laves OF the astronomy depart
ment, said: The device Will be the means
or sediES a vast fund OF information to the data
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
HUpgoT coUNrY GRAHp JURY.

s1ertn Ruemplsr Of Hudson County. announced
ns following Grand Jury FOR the September term
court: George 7. Smith. foreman; Arthur L.
zee : z. RuIshizer, jr-. Henry NieEnan, Robert
t-lort Joseph Meyer. Edward Davey, Henry
F-e.nAn, 7. c. K1Akesd. " s. Flynn, John
'---he-- Thomas CoughIin. Of Jersey City; A J.
c6t1ts1 Samuel Johnson, Palmer Campbell, John ..
T--A-czle, Atehasi Hayes, of Eoookeni ". }.
80 tr. Enall Peter, q The toWn OF lnioni @ohn
80 of West NeE-EoTki william WilnelIE3 ot
r1rflsols Patrick Flanagan. OF Hayonne; WiIllarn
S.tz, of GuEtenbaTE. ana Romeo Churchill. OF 6e-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
JAREs R. FLoYD.s SONS SCHEDULES

Schedules OF James R. Floyd's Sons. corporation.
iron founders Of No $50 West Twentieth-st.. show
liabilities Of s122 4T3 nominal assets Of S114s25 and
actual assets Of s64 432 The liabilities are: For
salaries and wages 81 529. bills payable. s36 713;
accounts payable &19. .4s9; due Hugh W Adams
& Co. $780, 52s and loans, S27. .211- The principal
items in the assets are: Accounts receivable, nom
nal $50 6S4 actual $50 285. merchandise. nominal,
S14059 actual. So Isl: Tachinery tools. ETC. nom
ral $40 723. actual 1881 patterns. nominal S14-
2Ss actual. 81 254- bonds and stocks. nominal.
Sc, ,7T5; actual. So. lS7. cash. S633.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
Grand JURORS YAMED IN ESSEX COUNTY.

Sheriff Virtue Of Essex County yesterday an
nounced the names OF the Grand Jury for the Sep
teEnber term of the court follows William
stainsby Of Newark foreman; Christian ". Stem
gel Thomas J callan, Philip Roth, Joshua "
Head solomon De Jonge. William F. Mullin,
Charles a Frey, William 7. Cyphers. Jesse B.
Rogers, James z. Bathgats. Gustaye A schwedes.
Andrew WOLF Thomas Wolfe. Joseph Blrtano,
THOMAS J. D. Smith, Edward Fuse. Albert Lynch.
of Newark; Abraham Blum. OF Franklin: Joei
Hart Of East Orange; Charles 4. Meigs, Of
oranze George s. Campbell, OF MlIlburn; Joseph
4 Mann. OF 'Montclair. and Joseph B. Ward. OF
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
sPELLByDERS FOR NEW-JERsEY.
Hill OF NEw-ToRK. AND WELLINGTON. OF
MARYLAND. WILL BE THERE

MARYLAND WILL bE lhEhE
Chairman Gourley Of the New-Jersey Democratic
state Committee held conference yesterday after
noon with the State Executive Committee IN Jersey
CITY. Those present, in addition 10 Mr.. Gourley,
were Senator Johnston Cornish, General William
c. Heppenheirer Harry B. Paul. James w Ian
ming and Davis s. Crater.
Il was announced that William J. Bryan would
be in New-Jersey two days before the election. and
would make several speeches, and that the new
speakers secured include ex-senator David B. HIu,
Senator Allan l. NcDermott. Senator George Vel
Iington OF Maryland; Ex-Governor George Pattison
Of Pennsylvania ex-Congressrnan William McAdoo
and Bourke Cochran. Robert Davis made at
tempt 10 secure the services of Mr. Hill. but Mr.
CourIev stole q march him. Mr.. Davis also
endeavored 70 get Bryan 70 90 10 Jersey City, but
was advised consult the State Committee, with
wnor1 he is not on good terms just now.
Mr. Gourley impressed upon the committee the
necessity Of providing funds with which 70 run the
campaign. He said a convention Of Democratic
clubs would be held in Trenton next month AFTER
the conference Mr.. Courley, announced that Bryan
would carry New-Jersey by ten thousand
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
FELL FROM BOAR AND VAS DROWNED

Carl Schneider. fftesn years oId OF No Is Mon
roe-sr-. Newark. was drowned from a rowboat in
the Passaic River az Newark yesterday Three
boys were IN the boat and Schneider who had
been rowing. arose 20 give the oars 70 a som
panion. when he stumbled and fell headIonz into
The water and sank. be vas una BE % sWir
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
CHANGES IN CATHOLIC PROVINCES
THE POPE TO CONFER MANY FAvoRs ON AMER
rcAN PRELArEs AND PRIESTS.

Washington. Sept a-some important changes
pending among the fourteen Catholic provinces
Of this country. which. it is learned may be def
nitely announced after Archbishop Keane returns
from Europe For the hrst time since the Vatican
Council assembled at Rome, IN 1853. the influx Of
American prelates there has been steady IN the
present year. and it IS suthorttatively said that
Pope Leo is deeply impressed with the reports
which all Of them have made concerning their sees
In fact. the Pope has many mem
bers Of the hierarchy from this country IN single
year before since hts accession TO the Papacy. He
has been touched by their proofs OF devotion 70
him. and, II is said, intends 10 emphasize his ap~
probation OF their loyalty by conferring further
favors on the Catholic Church in the United States
The creation Of Omaha. Neb archdiocese
will officially announced while the indica-
tons that there viii be further foundations of
episcopal sees in Iowa, California, New-York and
Pennsylvania. II is understood that Archbishop
Rlordan. Of San Francisco, is TO have coad1utor
bishop at early date The probable aPpointee
is DR. George Montgomery OF Los Angeles. who
has been acting head OF the St Louis archdiocese
IN the absence OF its Incumbent, DR. Kain. IN
Europe. A number Of monsignors also viii soon
be appointed in various parts OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
HONEST BOY GETS 4 PITTAYCE.
FINDS A 5000 CHECK IN THE STREET AND
THE OWNER GIVES HIM % CENTS.

THE owner GIVES HIM . CENTS
To be rewarded with IS cents for finding and re-
turning 10 its owners check for 5000 is alto
sether an Incentive 10 honesty is the thought Of H
stumn, sixteen-year-old Office boy employed by
the Automobile Patents Expectation Company. OF
No 2 WiHam-st- After leaving his Office on Fri
day night Stumrn. while walking home with two
other boys, saw small paper parcel lying near the
curb at John and William sts. Picking Il up he
opened II and found 1t TO contain a check for
Of No. 6S Nassau-st
Also in the package was statement Of the
weekly sales and bin for 81 20. Sturnn went
PACK 70 MS Office and informed Frederic B. Hyde
secretary OF The company, Of his find Mr.. HYDE
and the boy thereupon went to the Offices Of stern
& CO. and as the check and other papers were per-
Iectly described they were handed over 10 Mr.
Goldsmith the manager for Stern. Mr.. Gold
smith handed Stumm . cents. and added that he
was much obliged"
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
COLOPEp - HrRDEREn-

Atlantic City. y j Sept S-wiHisun Mathis.
colered, hfry years old, was murdered LAST night
by parties unknown IN uhe village OF PIaasantvflls
hve miles from this city. His body was found
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
BATTERY TO BE REoRGAyIzED.

Montclair, y J. Sept 5 (SperiaD-The old Re-
publican Battery. organized IN ES4. Is 70 Be re-
organized for the present campaign a meeting
TO be held in Lsach's Han next Wednesday uixht
The battery VIII have Ssvsnry-dve members 70 scsrt
with. and its success IS assured
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
WOMAN 4 SUICIDE AT Hartford.

Hartford Conn Sept. a-Mrs- Patrick J, Darcy,
wife OF DR. Darcy. Health Inspector, Of this city
committed suicide By shooting early this morning
DR. Darcy found his wtfe's body lying by the side
% rbA had when he swoke this morning. The
woman was dsspondent and recently attempted TO
commit suicide by taking morphine she was forty-
years old.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
DEF4ULT1G CASHIER STILL AT LARGE
POLICE AND DETECTIVE AGENCY LOOKING FOR
GEORGE L MERRITT.

George L. Merritt the 6efaulting cashier OF the
Stock Exchange firm OF Hough & Rowland who
absconded week ago after committing thefts 10
the extent Of S2563 has not ye- been apprehended.
At the Offices q the firm Il was said yesterday that
not only were the police authorities looking for
Merritt. but that private detective agency had
also been engaged TO trace him.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
CONFIDEyTIAL CLERK MISSING.
OFFICERS OF SAVINGS BANK AT ELIzABETHPoR
SAY HIS ACCOUNTS ARE ALL RIGHT.

OFFICERS OF SAVINGS BANK AT ELIZABEIF F1POfiL
SAY HIS ACCOUNTS ARE ALL RIGHT.
Elizabeth. N J., Sept s-WhhAm Schruoer. con-
hdentfal clerk and assistant paying teller OF the
Citizens Savings Bank Company. Of Elisabeth
port has u1ysteriousIy disappeared He left home
nearly a month ago. and it was thought at first
that he had taken vacation, although he did not
ask for one at the bank notify the officials he
was going away. Nothing has been heard or seen
Of him since. and to-day his disappearance was re-
ported by his relatives 10 the police.
The missing Is about twenty-six years old.
sandy complexion below medium height, and has
been in the employ OF the Ezabethport bank since
il was founded ten years ago, He was unmarried
ard resided at No Is Reid-st-. with his parenta-
Frederick l. Heidnitter. president OF the bank.
and Walter Smith. the cashier. said to-day that
they had no idea what had happened to Schruoer-
His accounts IN the bank we're all right. they said
The young man has borne an excellent reputation.
and his family is one OF the Oldest and most re-
spected 81 EZabethport
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

Washington Sept S-Archbishop 2Iartineln. the
Papal Delegate 70 the United States. has yielded
TO the request OF the Southern prelates and viii
open the new cathedral at Savannah. Ca. which
is now almost finished. the site OF the building
DESTROYED bv fire two years ago In order to
conflict with other engagements OF the Arch
bishop. the date OF opening has been set for Oc-
tOber IS when Monsignor Marttneln viii dedicate
ths structure IN the presence OF ali the bishops OF
the South with many. il is expected. from other
sections The golden jubilee, or hftteth anniver-
sary of the Savannah see Is 70 be observed at the
time
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
EvqL4ND's PLAN TO FOSTER TRADE.
SENDING EXPERTS TO LECTURE ON BRITISH
GOODS IN GREAT COMMERCIAL CENTRES.

Washington, Sept e-The pressure Of trade COM
petition IN the last decade has prompted Great
Britain 10 utilize ar extraordinary method OF
pressing foreign traders with her superiority a
great trading and manufacturing nation according
TO a report the State Department from United
States Consul Marshal Halstead. az Birmingham.
England.
The new scheme is to scatter broadcast over the
commercial world British experts IN matters OF
trade TO lecture British nnanufa cCurers every
important commercial centre Of the globe Great
faith IL IS said, is felt in this method OF pushing
competitors.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

from Canada Great Britain. the postal rate to
the latter IS just double that 70 The PHILIPPINES
To Great Britain II ts cents half ounce while
% the Philippines II viii be two cents ounce"
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

recently obtained by photographs OF the Milky Wa
and the small planets
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

We notice by the dailies that Hon.
Adlai Stevenson was CONSPICUOUS by
his absence from the old soldiers
reunion in Chicago week before last.
1t is probably just as well for him
that he did not put in his appearance
as his reputation during the civil war
is just little bit more than the old
boys can stand and it Will be best for
Mr.. Stevenson to keep away from re-
unions during the campaign.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

The chances are splendid just at
present for the Republicans to carry
Nebraska, the home of the Platte
statesman A large list of names
have been published from Bryan's own
town in the last few days that voted
for him through courtesy in 1896, that
will support Mckinley this year. 1t
is possible that Bryan won't carry
state west of the Mississippi.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

1t seems to US very inconsistent just
now for any one to claim to be Pop
ulist as he is claiming something that
is impossible. The remains of that
party were consumed by the Demo-
Gratis when Towne was withdrawn
from the ticket and Stevenson endors-
ed in his stead for vice president. 1t
is settled fact that neither Bryan
or Stevenson are PopS
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

do not know what you thing about
it, but / believe it is good deal bet
ter to open up the mills of the United
States to the labor of America than
to open the mints of the United
States to the silver of the world
From Major McKinley's address to
his old comrades-in-arms, August II,
1896
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

Henry Allen has got old p. P Elder
skinned to a finish down in Franklin
county. Pap Elder is just as big an
old crank and humbug now as during
the palmiest days of the Farmers AL
lance when he gained considerable
prominence by being candidate for
some office before every state conyen-
finn
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

Mr. Bryan has great eye for busi-
ness. In the west expansion is left
out of his speeches and silver insert
ed and in the east not word is said
about silver but the dangers of ''im-
perialism" are preached to a finish.
The two don't work well together.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

1t seems that w. ]. Bryan has for
gotten all about that S'cross of gold''
and ''crOwn of thorns" that we heard
so much about four years ago. Will
ham's time is pretty well occupied
just now in attempting to convince
the American people that the ''poor
down-trodden Filipino" is capable of
Self-goyernment.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

Claud Duyal, of Hutchinson, was
nominated for congress in the 7th dis
tricJ by the Demo-Pops Tuesday. L.
P. Campbell, who was the Pop nomi-
nee and had withdrawn in the inter-
est of harmony says that he shall op-
pose Duval to the bitter end. 1t was
a very harmonious" convention
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15

In Bryan's Labor Day address in
Chicago he could not refrain from
talking politics. Governor Roosevelt
spoke from the same platform and
politics was not mentioned in his
speech. Talk about fairness; it is i'm
possible for Democrat to be fair
during a campaign.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1900-09-15
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