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4. Il. BENEDICT KILLED.
Son of New York Banker Crushed by
His Automobile.
GRANVILLE KANE INJURED.
Machine Got Beyond Control of
Chauffeur Near Spring valley. N.
", and Was Overturned-Party
Was on Pleasure Trip.

Central Valley, \. Y, Oct. 20.-While
ascending Bull hill, on the road from
Central Valley to West Point, the 1,S00
pound automobile In which L. II. Ben
cdict and party Of friends We're tray
cling was overturned, and Mr.. Bene-
dict was instantly killed. He is a son
of Il. c. Benedict. the New York bank
or, who is an intimate friend of former
President Cleveland.
The complete details of the distress
ing accident, as near as can be learned,
nre these: Mr.. Benedict and his friend,
Mr. Granville Kane, with a chauffeur,
started from Tuxedo In an automobile
for West Point TO attend the football
game. A thunderstorm came up, and
the fall of rain made the roadway slip
pnry. In descending the hill the chauf-
! feur lost control and ran into break
water with sufficient violence to upset
the machine. Mr.. Kane was thrown
under the magazine, which weighed
! 4l0 pounds. The automobile entire
! then toppied over, and Mr.. Benedict
/ was crushed beneath its weight.
/ II. T.. Platt ana G. L. Alpers, who
We're accompanying the party on horse
/ lalek. rode down the mountain for med.
! icAl assistance. but Dr. Sprague, who
responded, could do nothing for Mr.
! Benedict, who was dead when he ar.
/ rived. This is the third automobile to
attempt the mountain, and each has
net with more or less serious mishap.
Scene of the Accident.
The accident occurred about two
miles north of Central Valley. The
body of Mr.. Benedict has been taken to
/ the quarters of Major J. B. Bellinger
rs the deceased was Il brother of Mrs
Eellinger His age was thirty-thrce
/ years. Mr.. +. G. Benedict IS said to lie
! i'll Greenwich. Conn. Mrs. +. H. Rene.
/ dict is visiting Major and Mrs. Bellin.
Ger.
/ Mr.. Kane was taken to the cottage OF
Mrs. John Wolfe ut Tuxedo and is un.
I der the care of Drs. Rushmore and
i SpTague.
DR. Sprague states that the patient
sustained fracture Of the left arm, a
NlSincatlOH OF tie Fight thumb ana was
severely cut about the face and hands
Kane was thrown from the side of The
vehicle opposite Mr.. Benedict.
4 +. II. Benedict was married twice
lis first wife was the daughter OF
Henry NJ Flagler. the oil magnate. ag.,
biz second the daughter Of Frederick
i. Goudeit, the well known attorney
Alr. benedict WIS one Of the best
known whips in the country
Granville Kane is one Of the best
known clubmen in New York. lie is d
brother Of Delaney Kane and of ex
Commodore S. Nicholson Kane of tht
New York Yacht club. Mr.. Kane is tht
2rcat-grandson of the original JOIN
Jacob AStor.
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Famous Admirnity case settred.

IioSt0l. Oct. ~ Judge Lowell IN the
federal court has decided the famous
n-e Of tiardAar versus Gold Coin. in
hing tl4c disposition "a money found
@tt / holly taken from tlia >aa. Tic ease
II unique I. ~ admiralty clse. The
te.'tSion " Judge Lowell i against tie
aited states and III faEur " the sail
rs who found the body. which hid
anety @old coins III 4 belt around thr
stly. Tile corpse Was found some time
Ht'ter The sinking of Ia Bollgagnc
coating III fapl Saalc THr gald coins
NJ" t"lt amounted II aif nt 81 .0DO.
The sun., 1901-10-21
Talk OF Hail ror nonneux.

New York, oct %. Mrs. Edward Il.
MollncuX, the mother Of Roland Il.
AlolineuX, has called ut the Tombs to
sec !ler son. She was able to touch him
for the first time in nearly two wears.
General MollneuN was With his wife.
They We're with their son the greater
part Of an hour The prisoners wife
also called on him. His lawyers viii
confer rs 10 the advisability Of making
Immediate application to the supreme
court for the release Of their client on
bail.
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varied Career MS 4 soIaier

Salina Kan. Get. ~. ". i. Shep
ari, Mlio served during tile Spanish
American var il Guba rs i member
ot an lndiana regiment and later with
the Roefs ii South Africa. has ~
ceired notice Of his appointment rs i
second lieutenant of scouts Iii thc pro-
ElsiaAal army n the Philippines Afte'
shepard vas mustered out iii cuba he
allied himself will tile Hoels. Was
twice wounded AMI finally captured
" the British. Iii February last hr.
Will 1tllrt harr prisoners, while being
taken n llrla-oa Lay. escaped H.
sMillnlns aeross a river ut mtgAt.
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Largest Vessel Rai!t In America.

Newport News. Na. Oct. ~ The
Pacific Mail staansaip Siberia tic lar
@est vessel ever constructed il Ameri-
81, was successfully launched at the
Newport NewS shiphailling cuHlpany's
wards. Miss Belle Norwood Tyler,
iitu@ltttr of Governor j. Ii0se Tyler,
was SPONSOR me governor his fam
III and staff: e. r 0rcutt president Of
ta" shiphuildins company; r. T.
'rhwerin. vice president of the Pacific
Hail Steamship company ana many
i.itors witnessed tire event. The 81.
i#fia' length i moro tlan 600 feet,
mi Her displacement il about $4,000
talIS.
The sun., 1901-10-21
Orange and olympia TO pay.

1t Washington Heights neXt saturday
III Orange and olympia foot hall teams
will meet for the first time this season.
The two teams have been rivals for Sev
'rnl Years and il close contest is expected.
The Orange team will meet the South
hester NIIigh School team at Front
md Union Streets on Saturday, Novcm-
het III : i. III.
Arrangements are pending hetwcen the
range and the Camden High Scheal
cam for game nn Thanksgiving Day
'hr NChrStcr I1leh School is also nndei
consideration on the same date hut nr
,lnnS have hecn definitely arranged
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VaIainnt1an D.clngr,I Invnlid.

liarti~lHt a., ta.t 2 rhu nomt.
t.m Fl ta aratifl r Is Goray.
i. ot Iift an far sale treasurer hy
ise Democratic state committee has
ei d.aHfrd Invalid hy t!u, Dauphin
unity ranri NH aFlhiua giving the
itsoli f"r THE court 4atian will De
fHaed d9att saau ! nuaIItg of the
atnactaiie Siata committee had been
it!ied tee Ta,s,iaH II tLi riir ana ii
ts expected MI. Gotay viii III renoml-
atod.
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CHEwED HIS CHEEK
Robert Smith Fared Badly in Fight
With ColOred Man.

Robert Smith. white man about fifty
years old il fight Saturday night with
Il colored man had a big piece bit out of
his left check. was knocked down and a
half dollar was taken from his pocket.
Smith was bit by the colored man TO com
pei him to loosen his hold Of him. vii
liam HutchinS was arrested later by Pa
trolmcn Maloney and Sheehy on the
Charge Of assault and battery on Smith.
When Smith was brought to the police
station the piece of flesh was hanging
from his neck II was sewed in place
bf Police Surgeon Harris who had been
summoned. After the wound was dreS...
cd Smith was sent home.
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VIII Co.,test Attachment.

Henry Bor,lley. colored, Of No. 81 Viii
son street, has engaged an attorney to
contest il decision Of Magistrate Prit-
chett. Recently the magistrate attached
Bordley's wages. The alleged debt was
s6.25 and the costs Of s3.4S. The magis-
tratc claims it was for nun-Snpport and
Bnrdley alleges the attachment was made
for an old rent bill. Rordlcy has been
married for three years and has never
hepn separated from his wife III that
time. He says no summons was served
nn him.
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Cashier Mory Not Appr.bended

Reading. i'a., OCT %. Cashier
Mory of itoyetown has not been III
pretended, Another letter las been
rt"aived from linn. in which he says
tlat iW II il III health. There are vni.
ott% runners aiiqat. one ID tAc effect
tlat tttr directors have admitted d
friends tltat they haNe not recovered
all the bonds, but this contradieta the
Statement u a. II. Rnhl. attorney
q this aitS WHO declares that III
ca.intea tlr bonds ami found them all
iila@t. l'lia directors refuse to make
aAE statealant at present
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Threatened 10 s,nlo 4 ,,,r.n.,,

l.raincd Mimi. OCT. ~ 4 deputy
United States marshal has arrived
hGn, having ii eustady two Indians
Jnlin and Thomas Carlo. He was pre-
vented from making the arrests at first
bE tlreats tlnt he would be scalpea.
He persevercd, however ana caused
the arrest Uf thp Two Carlos. Tho Gar
hos attacked him, and other memlers
Of the party stood ready % back them
up. They are charged with breaking
quarantine and resisting an officer.
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nnke 81 Norfolk 10 Wed.

london, Oct. 20. The Candid Iarfenl
announces that the Duke or Nolfals is
going % marry Lady Alice Flt2willian,
Who recently became Il Catholic. Lady
Alice Mary Fitzwilliam l. il daughter
Of Earl Fitzwilliam She was born in
1919. Tile Duke of Norfalk was born
in ISL lie married iii 1877 Lady
Flora Abney-Hastin&s who died III
1SSl lie has one son liyiug. tile Earl
Of Arundel and Surrey. Who was born
in 1879.
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Tna n snnl, and Ei,n go nrn..n

Detroit, AIich 0rt ~. l'he ting
ehriStIan, supposed IL be from Toledo
q, With crpW Of tya mon. CAPTAIN
llallow has been run down ana cut iii
two by the steamer J. J. Albright at
the upper end Of Crosse isle, which is
about nine miles below this city, Three
Of tie five on the tug were drowned
Captain Harlow is supposed 10 be one
~ them The names of the other two
lave not vet been learned
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Roosevelt to visit Pennington. conn

Pennington, Conn, Oct. 20. Arrange
mentS for the visit Of President Roose-
welt to this town Tuesday include tile
dedication Of a tree which is to be
planted on the village green by the
toWnspeople and naned the Mckinley
oak. There will be a reception in the
afternoon to the young ladies' Of a
boarding school and 100 other invited
guests. The purpose of tile presidents )
coming is TO visit his sister. who il the
wife Of Commander w. S. Cowles, u.
s.N
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nrrnn st.nning - stnn..

Macon Nfo., 0ct - Iolnor Gov.
iaf William ! Stones senatorial
#tiai4N "ls opened llare With VII
an. i. i3l8aM IS tho principal speaker,
.;si i @"at demonstration resulted
5.r i.lEai ~a> e hagc -l,akan III the
corning, a'it >peae llnaiing naS post
tel until aftaiuaoa ou necoant Of
lf itsPfe Npta re"g gti@n to liinI Iii tho
AFTERNOON Air. HiEan fo'nHpr Governor
@HGne aAl Gongres >man Chamu Clark
Hs.t,t addresses.
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J. $. Huylcr's summer Home Burned.

Poughkeel'sie, \. y. Oct. 2o.-Thc
summer home Of ]. $. Euyler Of New
York, on the east bank Of tile Hudson,
one mile from Hyde Park. was DESTROY
ed by fire. The fire is believed 10 have
been started from a blow lamp iii use
by painters. The Hyde Park fire de-
partment saved much Of the furniture.
The loss is estimated at $3s,00o, insur-
;lilce not known.
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cotton Mil1 situation tnch,n...a

Eall River. Mhss Oct. - 4 confer
"nce between representatives ut the
cotton mill operatives Of this city and
tlle executive committee OF the Manu-.
iacturerS association has been held.
Ihe meeting lasted nearly three hours.
during which time the demand for )
per cent advance in wages was renew
~ ana again declined by the mamufac.
tlfcrs, leaving the situation practical.
IL unchanged
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srl.onncr 4 YnInIE.n..

4. johns. y. Z Oct "A, gho French
schooner Malaliae hena4lHg Ill ST.
Pierre, II ashore en Il islaIl on tile
French shore. and Wiil pE4ee i total
loss. Her rrH VA saved l'aFt Of her
cargo, consisting of general goods for
asr amort the Ffaurh fishing stations
along thf coast WIS saved hE fAe New
fpundland coast fylE.
The sun., 1901-10-21
Wilmington Organized.

lilo Wilmington football team has az
sanizea for the season and would like /"
n"reiTr challenges from any team in iii"
sitE under The average weight nf 81
pomds, The lineup is as follows Ital-
ian. n: Shields re-; Carroll r.: Curlett.
80 Mch1n"neh rhh; IIaney. lhb. Con
molly. fl. Address all challenges 10 Can
tain ]. lIsrry. NJ SOC West Second
street.
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Gln.snlnl.nr. a. -,

fitts1Hf9. 1et. -. l'hF- layr been
Eghhd IL nearly atl ihn faouiios of thc
fHeiican Window etla-~ company and
'lm independent Gli%s company. tha
Two leadng window gEas r1mbina
lions. The nlants win he pHt ii ~ full
5,eratiallas possible on Num- i .A}l the
iae4oFi q The Federated co-operatiye
manufacturers were started Inst Tues.
,tE,
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sydney, \. s.. Is ERE s,vept.

IIalifaN, \. s., Oct. 20 The prosper.
ous and thriving town Of sydney has
been almost swept ont Of existence hy
ii fierce conilagration. Tie flames.
which We're famed by forty-tiye mile
gale. swept through the principal bnsi.
ness portions Of Tie town. rayU3 ruin
O., their track.
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IN THE PLAYHOUsEs.

The many patrons of vaudeville will
recognize many excellent features i'll the
program which Manager Dockstader an.
nounces for this week. 1t is headed by
one of the highest s;llaried acts in yaude-
vile, namely William Simms Y Com
pany, presenting the laughable farce
comedy, FLANDERS Furnished Flats
Those who have seen this bit of pleas
antry declare ii to be one of the funniest
farces now before the public Ii comes
direct from the Metropolitan Theatre.
New York. The famous Eddy Trio, pre-
/ senting brand new act. under the per-
sona management of David Fitzgibbons,
musical director ;t keith's theatres.
MIR. Fitz.ibbous is much interested in the
success ii this new sketch and will be
here in person the coming week. The
| PanzerS, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Panzer, and
| the Panzer sisters, are special feature
| of the hill. uIid Il most excellent one, toe.
| This act alone is more than worth the
price nf admission. Carleton and Tcrre,
eccentric comedians. come all the WY
from .Atlanta. Ga This is the team thnt
entertained Sir Thomas Upton and hir
/ guests on tile Yacht Erin in New York
lharhpi. Il few weeks ago. The Standard
1 Quartet. with original melodies from old
Virginia: The Spencer Brothers, Irish
lcpmedinlS. direct from New Haven.
Conn; George Stewart, from the Grand
Opera House. Washington. and Will
] White. the comedian. 90 to make up the
bill.
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NN,St IL
House BUYERS Attentinn..

Look at once at new houses. Tenth and
Lombard street, s rooms and bath. Tan
hnllt. seven already sold. Its the price
nat sells them quickly Best value IN II.
''ty. Home Real Estate Compa,.y.
Agents ON ground.
The sun., 1901-10-21
,~sa Car ORTrack.

\ freight car jumped the track III Il 4
west Nnid yesterday afternoon. The
wreck train was called ont and put the
erliled car back on the track.
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Interesting Football Came,

The Olympia and Young Mems Social
aothitll teams PLAYED a tr game on
Saturday the score being 10 o. II
~ hari-fonght game ana was play, 4
krNwnod Park.
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DELAwAREs GREAT VICTORY.
Defeated Strong Haverford Team by
Score of q to D.

Delaware College eleven on Saturday
afternoon defeated the strong HaNef,
ford team by the score of TO i'll one
of the most interesting and fastest games
seen in Wilmington for 4 number of
years. About 800 spectators saw tn
game and rooted hard for the Delaware
boys. The local boys We're probably III
better condition than ut any time this
season. Evans scored the touchdown
after three minutes play Of the second
half. Captain Huxley kicked the goal.
The game started by Delaware kicking
off and defending the west goal liuyer.
ord carried the ball up the field for a
Jew yards and kicked. Delaware got the
ball and, having brought it back to
haverford's 80 yard line, and being m
ble to make much more headway, bunt-
d the pigskin. The ball went first n
ne team and then to the other. Many
lever tackles were made by Huxley aud
Wharton, of Delaware The half ended
with the ball on Haverford's 40 yard
| line the local boys having succeeded n
| ieeping the ball in Hayerford's territory
| mring all the half.
| In the second half Delaware defended
he east goal Haycrford kicked off and
Jackson of Delaware, brought the bail
nck to centre field.
| With line rushcs and end plays, Della.
| ware got vithn Il yard Of the goal line.
! Huxley then sent Evans through left
ackle and over for touchdown, three
1 minutes after the kickoff. Hayerford
placed its men on the yard line when
/ Huxley was about to Try for goal. claim
| ~ that they were allowed within 10
ards Of the ball This was not allowed
/ 1y Referee Longstreth and Haverford
went back to the goal line. Huxley kick
4 the goal,
Haverfprd again kicked off and the
Delaware men carried the hnll TO their
80 yard line. They rushed the leather NJ
III" field for fifteen yards and then lost i
~ downs. Haverforl. failing to make
the required gain, pnntei the ball. Della.
ware tried Harrington and Evans around
eft end, hut they gained no ground and
Delaware was again held on downs.
Haverford got the ball and kicked it
Delaware failed to make ground and az
~ Il couple of downs punted the ball nj
HI field. Haverford made short gair
md then fumblcd but got the ball again
Delaware got the hall on downs aud
made steady gains until within fifteet
ards Of the goal line when il funhled
md lost tile hall. IIavarford started i
lown th" field, hut time was called
score Delaware 6: Haverford. 0.
The line-un follows:
The sun., 1901-10-21

Lovers Of good. wholesome entertain.
mrnt should visit the Opera House TurS-
,lav II next week ana witness tile Bro
ihnrS Rvrnc III the Screamingly funny
bav. the now Eight Bells" iii entire
b original production IF Spectacular pan-
i"mimic comedy. written hy John l..
Brrur.
The sun., 1901-10-21
First Basketball Gelne

The first basket bail @amo of tho Son-
.oi was played at the armory On Satrr-
.l.r evening. between the WcSt End ana
Wilmington teams. The West End team
wen hy the score Of 10 O. The teams
liH"h III rs follows:
Wilmington. W. LII
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RrandYwine Wins.

At the Rveryiew grounds on Saturday
afternoon the Brandywinc football team
d"fcatrd the lfortI-second Company sea
coast artillery from Fort Mott y. j..
III the score Of : u o
The teams lnrd-ltp Us follows
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Rusine.s seetinn Goue.

The greater part OF the business sec
tion Of the town has been destroyed as
well as the residential streets in the
center of the town.
Sydney, y. y. is town Of about IL.
op0 inhabitants and is TIE scene Of eX-
tensive iron and steel operations CON
Quoted by the Dominion Iron ana Steel
company and the Dominion Coal com
panH, corporations in which Henry VI.
Whitney Of Boston ana other American
capitalists are largely interested. Plans
have been under way for some time 10
make sydney the rittsburg Of Canada.
The sun., 1901-10-21
SYDNEY IS FIRE SWEPT
The Nova Scotian Manufacturing City
Almost Wiped Out.
THE BUSINESS SECTION GONE
Flames Gather Hendway and Resist
Efforts of Firemen--steeI Plants
Intended TO Make the City the
Pittsburs of Canada.

North sydney, y. s., Oct 20.-A great
fire is raging il sydney, and the town
is threatened with destruction. one
half OF the place is now in ashes. Help
has been sent from here and other
places.
The fire started from an explosion Of
an oil stove III a building near Main
street and, famed BY gale. soon be-
came contlagration. Serious difficult
ty was encountered by those who at
tempted to fight the fire n the water
pipes We're practically empty.
The fire started in the store of 4.
Glllis, which was quickly consumed,
along with the large stores of Gordon
\ Keith. Blanchard & Bentley AlcDon-
aid Y Hanrah;tn, OH the east side of
Charlotte street. The fire soon crossed
the street, destroying tie Dillon block.
Campbell \ WaITens bakery and con.
fect!onery store. rrowse Bros. < Crow.
els large brick department store is
at;t.p
The sun., 1901-10-21

Alr. Joseph r. Brandt'S great four
art drama. Caught in the Webb" will
~ soon for the first time nj the Whining
tpn Theatre the last three nights Of the
coming week. The play is said to he i
happy combination Of pathos and hnmor.
The comedy element is introduced IN 4
laturn manner TO brighten the dark
ramy side Of life ~ it is lived in New
York, that beehive Of huStling. busting
humanity. all intent upon the pursuit of
wealth some III the hroad sunlit ways of
honesty. others along the dark narrow al
lrNs ~ vice aud crime. Each side is
shown in this magnificent play. and \
-rett moral lesson is tanght. The lavslt
manner IN which The piece is presented,
the supurb company. the five gorgeous
scts ~ scenery. and The maniticent COS
TUNES has been the talk Of every city III
which Caught ii the Webb" has been
aprf.
The sun., 1901-10-21

Erin'S green iSlc has been the theme u
song and story that has touched mans
human hearts throughout the civilized
world. Ii seems 10 be prolific in subjects
that appeal to human nature. Scores IS
| plays with scenes laid in the land Of the
shamrock haze hecn written and proved
profitable An illustration Of this fact is
found in the sensational comedy drama,
"A Romance in Ireland" It will he seer
At the Wilmington Theatre three nights
icommencinG This evening. Matinee Tuas-
day aud Wednesday. This play contains
the elements Of success. comedy, nathns
heart interest. songs. dances, and il N
presented hy competent players costmncd
| in crcditnhle manner. Andrew O'Nel
The cleyeH vonng Irish comedian. is in
The star role.
The sun., 1901-10-21

Chester y, Nonde and his excellent
company will armsir fnr the entire weel;
beginning this evening in The Worlds
Great Mystery" "Ten-Ton pnor' is the
greatest scenic prnluetio.ln ever seen at
popular prices. II is a British military
comedNdrama and has been considered
and constructed with uncommon skill VI
its author. One Of the most effective
scenes shows Trooper Dave tDe Nolid@i
chained 10 the massive steel door, con
dcmncd I" death. While in this position
the fort is attacked liY the natives AMI
tin, tlp3l' Is blown from its hinges with its
human burden Another scene thai is es-
pecially interesting is the great desert
scene showing the mighty Sphinx ly
moonlight. lIigh-tlaSS spcciAlitirs will be
introduced between the acts. Matinces
will be given daily except Monday. Sat
tnlny matinee nj elaborate production
will be given.
The sun., 1901-10-21

Manager nockStnder takes especial
pleasure in the announcement that Ills
~" will effer rs m attraction for tn.
week commencing November 4, .nisS Ger
trude Haynes and her famous Choir Ce-
lcStinl. This is positively the newest
thing in the vaudeville world. as well ss
one Of the hest. The new York World
IGf \ recent date, REFERS to the act in this
way: "a novel feature of the week OF
the Roster X Bials is the appearance of
Miss Gertrude Haynes. q gifted young
woman. She introduces vocal work
Icntitlea Beyond the Gates Of Paradise.
in conjunction with twenty surpliccd lads
whose voices blend harmoniouSlv as the
song is sung by the singer and the re-
frain taken up hS the choir. Tie act
4 refreshing deviation from the usual
trend in vaudeville and crentcS marked
Impression upon the audience"
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--'z7-77' - ''--'s7'''- -
FINANCIAL.

CAPITAL ttulI paidl $4,000
iURPLUS $2G0,OV
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-09
COAST ARTILLERY.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 'S.-The War De-
partment has issued a general order Or
ganizing ten new companies of coast ar
tlleTy which are needed TO complete the
organization of the artillery corps as pro-
vided for by act Of Congress. With three
exceptions these new companies are TO be
made up by transfers of enlisted men from
the old companies stationed at the same
post, as follows: acknowledgements
teenth Company from the Third Company
at Sullivans island, S. c.; One-hundred-
and-eighteenth Company from the Sixth
Company at Fort Monroe, Va; One-hun-
dred-and- nineteenth Company from the
Forty-second Company at Fort Mott, y. j.;
One-hundred- and-twentieth Company from
the Fortieth Company at Fort Strong,
Mass; one Observation-Disclosures first Com
pany from the Eleventh Company at Key
West barracks Fla; observation-disclosures
twenty-second Company from the f1fty-
second Company al Fort Columbus N Y;
ne-hundred- Company
from the Twelfth Company at Fort Clark,
Texas
The One-hundred-and third Com
pany is TO be organized at Fort Hamilton.
y. Y, from the Fifty-fifth Company at
Fort Hancock, y. j.. the observation-disclosures
twenty-fourth Company. at Fort Warren,
Mass, from the Fiftieth Company, at Fort
Wadsworth, y. j.. and the One-hundred-
and-twenty-sixt Company. at Fort Wor-