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UNION SEMINARY DINNER.
THE REV. DR. MOTT SAYS DR. HERRoN,s TEACH
INcs BORDER on ANARCHY

THE REV. DR. MOTT SAYS DR. HERRoN's TEACH
INcs BORDER OK ANARCHY.
Inc annual dinner OF the Union Theological Sem
mary alumni VAS held last evening at the Hote,
manhattan In connection with the sixty-ffth an
hVersary exercises Of the seminary which began
yesterday. and viii close this evening with the
graduating exercises. The Rev DR. ] ID RurreII
OF Brooklyn presided With him were seated
President C. C. Hall. President Augustus u
Strong. OF Rochester Seminary. the Rev. DR. A u
Evans the Rev DR.. J. F. Edwards Professor A
c. McSinert, Professor o. s. Glett John Crosby
Brown. the Rev. DIR. c. A Stoddard prosassor
Thomas s. castings. Professor c p Fagnan, ana
James Frame There were 40 guests presant
Others than those at the guest table were the Rey
DIR. Tunis s. HRmlin, OF Washington: Willard per
sons DR.. w. Bancroft HIN. OF Poughkeepsie ana
II. Ely Adriance
The first speaker the Rev. DR. Henry Eclliot
Mott. his subject being Optimism the Preacher.s
Business"
The speaker made scathing reference TO Professor
Eerron's teaching that revolution, and moi evolr
non, was what the world most needed He ssta
Professor Herron's teachings bordered on anarchy
and even on atheism. ''
The Rev. Samuel ID. Mcconnell OF BROOKLYN
lister go into politics. shall he stay QUIZ he
asked. He has perfect right 10 go into potics
~ ne does 80 with pure purpose and with a
purely secular motive IN view. minister In View
VI 'hsse perplexiues In country where church
aho state are completely separated. IN order 20 do
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VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS

Another of the characteristic extravaganzas OF
the New-York Theatre, enormously called bur
lesques, was produced there last night Its title
was The Kings Carnival" 1t is likely to attract
a good many spectators on account OF the scene
which reproduces, rather than travesties that of
Cheala Gorge, in Under Two Flags" An i'm
mense height OF canvas mountain is shown. and the
heroine rides her horse to the top of IT, Just as in
the original, although the storm is varied with show
ers OF pictorial cats and dogs. The most of the
piece is stupid enough. However. it is not worse
than most works of its class. The managers of the
NewYOrk Theatre more successful in the pro
duction of ballets than IN anything else. A short
and pretty one. called The Dream of Venus" is
and gayety of motion and color to the programme
short variety bin is offered including the Aglos
Hours" and Miss Wayne Gehrue and John Ford
An attractive bill offered at Tony Pastors Thea
tire yesterday included Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Murphy.
Miss Belle Stewart, Miss Louie Dacre, Julian Rose,
Tenley and Simonds. Ascot and Eddie. jeanette
and Is shaw Mack and Elliott, Collins and Collins.
the zenos and the vtagraph
"Niobe' was produced yesterday by the stock
company Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatre
Darlington Kendal-Grimston. son of Mr. and Mrs
Kendall appeared in Of the parts. Jacks
Incle served as asa, curtain raiser and several
Next Mondays change of bill brings "Dr. Bill" and
THE Woman Halter served TO introduce Mr. Proc
tors stock company yesterday at the Fifth Avenus
Theatre The variety features George w
Monroe. J: X. Murray and Clara Lane Lille
Western, Clemart. etc
Cinderella at School," Woolson Morse's musical
farce was offered Proctor's Fifty-eIghth Street
Theatre yesterday. Numerous variety speciaties
were interspersed throughout the performance.
confusion" was the play at Proctor's One-hun-
Extraordinarily Street Theatre yesterday
syoney Grundy's I'm Honor Bound preceded the
main performance. Max Cincinnati Musical Dala
ana the Althea Twins were few of the speCIalties
IN the clio: Cinderella at School, will be the biIl
for next Monday ~"
The variety bill at Roster & Balls Yesterday ,,
Guided Fred Halen and Mollie Muller, the Finnevs
wright Huntington and his company. George
IItEatcher Kelly and Ashby Almont and Dumons
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GEORGE f. GOLDEN ARRESTED.
CHARGED WITH DRUNKENNESS AND
FIGHTING IN BROADWAY.

FIGHTING IN BROADWAY.
George Fuller Golden. president of the white
Rats" arrested just after midnight and
locked up in the West Thirtieth-st station on a
charge OF intoxication and disorderIy conduct.
Before he taken to the station he fought
desperately with Detective Martineau. and the
two were finally separated by patrolmen
According to the story Of the police Golden.
with two friends standing in front OF the
Deevan House. at Broadway and Fortieth-st
about midnight. All three had been drinking
the police say. and Golden. they allege. was in
toxicated. remark made by one of
Goden's friends, to which he took exception,
and a fight followed. Detective Martineau ar
rested Golden, but the other two men got away.
on the way down Broadway to the station
Golden asked TO go into Corbetts saloon This
request was granted. Martineau following him
in. Then Golden refused to leave the place
The two grappled and fought Golden struck
Martineau in the face. cutting his nose and
then both fell to the barroom floor where they
struggled for the upper hand Martineau using
his short club freely. II is alleged. c
The fight brought a big crowd to the place
Al this time the night platoon which had just
left the station. passed by The patrolman
formed a line about the door and kept every
one outside Some of the officers went inside
the actor was taken by two Of the policemen
ana was marched 10 the station house Mar
uneau following in the rear
on the way Golden declared IN a loud voice
that he had been inhumanly beaten and Ill used
his clothing was torn and dishevelled his coll
lar having been torn completely of detective
Maruneau had bad cut on his nose and was
also badly diShgured in the matter of dress
An Immense crowd OF actors and Tenderloin
frequenters followed the group to the station
and as Golden was led up the steps he placed
his hands over his face and wept He quickly
recovered his spirits, however. and when taken
before Sergeant Todd said:
Il am George Fuller Golden. thirty-t three
years old OF Alabaster. Mich. and now
living at No. 40 East Thirtieth-st. I'm also
president Of the White Rats"
George Cons!dine drove to the station IN a.
cab and mingled with the crowd around the
place. COrbett the pugilst. also one Of
the crowd, and wanted to give bail for Golden
but at ! o'clock this morning bail had not been
accepted.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Racing al Morris Park.
Municipal Assembly. City Hall. afternoon
Aonelair Bible Teachers College Extension lectr. h
Dr Marcus Dods United Charities Building $50 D. m
annual meeting Church Association for the Advance
inent OF the Interests OF Labor evening
annual dinner OF the Unity Club. Az Franklin
The Camera Club regular rns.,rv ~. To.
ninth-si.. evening i"'"s
sociAi Reform Club. No. Is University Place sp m
is Union Executive Committee meeting evening
<Anhs ersary service OF the Guild OF ST Barnah.s fo-
uses' Shufoh OF the Holy Communion. D. m.
Lincoln Society regular meeting Museum OF Natural .
tory. p. - A NE
iof'~y Botanical Club. Botanical Garden afternoon
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-R g. Erwin. Of Hartford and
Ut Fersiier Fraser. of Philadelphia. CAMBRIDGE
Lars Anderson OF Washington. and Baron Won
schroeder. OF Germany. FIFTH AVENUE-C b.
Jones Morumer OF England. GILSEY-Ex-Gov-
ernor Thomas NJ. Waller. of Connecticut HOFF-
AAN-Assembiyman Louis Bedell, of Goshen
N Y HOLLAND-Beriah wilkins of Washing
ton, and Ex-Governor Frank S. Black of TROY
IMPERIAL-S. Harrison Wagner of New-Haven
MURRAY HILI-Hugh A Roberts u s. A
NETHERLAND-Baron and Baroness Rultzinx-
slowens. OF Germany.
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NEW SHAMROCK BEATEN.
OUTSAILED AT EVERY POINT BY THE
OLD CHALLENGER
FIVE MINUTES AND FIVE SECONDS BEHIND
IN 4 INEVITABLE TRIANGULAR hACE-
TAKEN BACK TO THE DOCK.

TAKEN BACK TO THE DOCK.
Weymouth. May BIN weather conditions all
favorable for a fair trial. with the wind fresh
and steady the course clear of all Instructions
and no tides of any consequence Shamrock 1
to-day beat Sir Thomas Lipton's new boat by
five minutes and five seconds over a triangular
course Of about twenty miles. The only posi-
bic disadvantage to the challenger was in the
fact that she used her old mainssil, which sets
worse since fits salt water bath OF Thursday.
There was no discoverable holding back OF the
challenger although once OF twice she pointed
such course left the suspicion that the
steersman not taking advantage of every
chance. There is no doubt the result of to-day's
trial distinctly disappointing to those who
had pinned their faith TO the challenger.
especially as Shamrock / on the previous spins
had not showed even equality with the new
racer on any point of sailing, with the exception
Of running
Mr.. Watson considers to-day's results
satisfactory that he has decided offhand TO take
the new boat back 10 Southampton and to have
her locked, IN order TO ascertain whether any
of the plates were displaced by the grounding
on Dean Bank last week. Opportunity will be
taken TO have her new gaff and mainsail fitted.
The work will proceed night and day until IT
is finished, and the trials viii then be resumed
at Weymouth
The Erin towed in both the Shamrocks yes
terday in a hot hazy calm, which gave little
promise Of racing weather The yachts
chored inside Portland Breakwater. During the
night a fresh easterly breeze piped up. and early
this morning il blowing a half-gale and
big, white was running outside. A trial
between the Shamrocks had been arranged, but
Captain Sycamore decided to wait until the
wind moderated, rather than TO risk his spars in
such blow.
THE CHALLENGER'S DEFEAT.
On the first sign Of q lull sail was made on
both yachts. The wind was still hard and fresh
and big running outside, but it was
desired TO test the yachts in fresh as well as
fine weather. Shamrock l set her jibheader
her full mainsail. and the challenger fol-
lowed suit. Anchors We're tripped shortly be-
fore midday
The yachts started from a line outside Port
land Breakwater. A triangular course was set
thence to the Shambles Lghtship, to White
Nose Point and home, about twenty miles
Shamrock led out TO good start a length
ahead Captain Sycamore hauled in his sheets
and tried to reach through to windward OF the
leader. but Captain Wringe saw the maneuvre
and luffed. and both yachts fetched high TO
windward for about mile Finding IL impos-
sible 10 pass the old boat on the weather side
the challenger bore away and crossed her stern.
losing some way The boats then squared off
and right down on mark the new boat
proving il. They stayed round the SHAMELESS
Lghtship follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

An interesting bill, including several novelties
was presented at Ke'th's yesterday On the pro-
gramme were the Beaux and Bellies Octet the
Cragg family, Mary Dupont and her company. Buc-
man and Adele Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley. Belle Davis
and her pickannnies, the Willis family of musicians
Crawford and Stanley. Ward and Clrran, the
Brooks Brothers, the biograph, RamsdeH and Ar
mold. the Craigs and Edward l. BOYLE,
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The older boat thus won the first set race.
BRITISH YACHTSMEN DESPONDENT.

BRITISH hACHTSMEN DESPONDENT.
Amateurs on board the challenger were in
cllhed TO be respondent over the results OF to-
days race One who holds out against this
feehng, however, argues that the conditions OF
the race were such that Shamrock / did nothing
surprising in winning AS is proved in the
case OF Nalkyrie III. be said, these tremen-
oous booms and gaffs carried by cup racers
oVerhurden them in any press Of wind or sea
one day on the Clyde in conditions very SINH
lar the Britannia beat Valkyrie III, although
the latter afterward made the closest fight ever
made for the Cup
The alterations made In Shamrock ! since
hsr return are just such would relieve her
OF the worst part OF this burden. / consider
mat, had the new chaenger's spars been
changed IN the same manner for to-day she
would nave beaten the old boat easily while
had Shamrock ] been IN her American form she
would not have been anywhere in the neighbor-
mood or the line when the challenger finished.
In running and reaching this shortening OF
spars was all in favor Of Shamrock l. and in
going TO the windward the new yachts sack OF
msinsail left her chance"
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these coll
umns recommended to the readers of
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. and
business be done by mall with the ad-
vertisers with perfect safety.
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right must remember that he is citizen OF two
states, and has duties equally sacred to BOTH al
though within distinct Spheres
The Rev. DR.. Francis Brown spoke on The Old
Testament Relation to Prophecy" The Rev. Au
gustus II. Strong. president OF the Rochester Theo-
logical Seminary, paid tribute 10 Professor
Charles A. Briggs.
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Inc next leg, to White Nose Point. was dead
TO Tindward Shamrock ! took up a position on
the weather box Of her opponent and every
time the challenger came about Captain Wringe
move round atop Of her. For over half the
Wlndward turn he able 10 DO this The
breeze held fairly well. Every sail on the old
Doat was drawing 1nely, and she went through
the water as last the challenger. Captain
sycamore Threw about once or twice. apparently
with the idea of getting clear. But Captain
Mnhee STAYED with MIN, tack for tack and held
al his advantage wnen the boats wore round
me Erin which went ahead and took up a posi-
ton as weather mark
AS Inc yachts SQUARED away for the run home
Shamrock led by about minute Jibtopsails
Were set The boats ran back TO the finish and
the ola challenger again gave a fine display
down the wind. She drew out fast and continu-
ously. and on the run OF six miles, gained four
minutes The following were the times Of the
yachts at the finish.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Line Mail Vessel sau.
Liverpool Cunard. $40 a
Advance, Colon Panama. n 90 N
Algonqun, CHARLESTON Cyde......-... 300
jefferson. Norfolk Old Dominion -. 400 n m
WEDNESDAY,. MAY Is
Belvernon. inagua, cameron .-. 1000 a 1900 m
Brazil. Slouan. a
Georgian, Liverpool. Leyland ..-.....-
Majestic. Liverpool White STAR. a m 1900
Princess Anne. Norfolk. Old Dominion 400 - ~,
Sabine, Galveston Mallory. 9Oo y =,
senplone azores lldllah. $50 m 90 m
- Louis southampton. anlsEcah- o;S0 1000 a IN
Yucatan Havana. NY q cuba 1900 300 o m
Southwark Antwerp Red Star. a m 1000 m
THURSDAY. MAY 10
Il tn. CheTbourg. G Lloyd. $50 m 10 90 N ~,
La Lorraine Havre French. 700 m 10 M n ~
Deutschland, Hamburg. Hamb-Am.. 1880 a M y,
Trinidad Bermuda. Quebec a m 1000 a n,
C1enfuegos Santiago, Y Il Cuba. 3o0 n =,
Haddonhall Argentina, ....-..12O0 300 y m
n n Meier. oIeineI. ~ " .Aoyu.'.'.. - 300
Fl Dofauo NeW dreams, hiofsAh--.-' 300
seminole Ohatiestoh Siyoe.-......'.. - $500 m
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. MAY ls 1901
ARRIVED.
Steamer Bowie (Br). Jones' Liverpool May g. with mase
20 the White Star Line Arrived at al a m
Steamer Minneapolis (Br) Layiand London May 4
with mdse and 1l6 cabin passengers Atlantic
transportation Co Arrived at the Bar at 5;i5
Steamer kaisern Maria Theresia Ger, Richter
men May 5, Southampton and Cherbourg g. mdse
las cabin and 403 Steerage oerchs
Arrived at the Bar at 8: IS m.
steamer Ethopis (5rl Lun,sdan. olasso~ Mar and
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The usual attractions at the Eden Musee-wax-
works concerts and cinerlatograph exhibitions
are to be found there this week.
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Announcements
Mohonk r. & w. Mohonk-
A new high banded collar.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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ington, the Everett Trio. Nellie V. Nichols and
others.
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lectures.

" ures.-Dr Marcus beds OF Edinburgh, to-day. az
$3.50 O'Clock. In United Charities Building Avenue and
22nd ST. Christ the Supreme Mediator Open 20 thu
public
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-11

Tho mass meeting, held last
night, was attended by = CONTROL
Jog number OF Chickasba'a ladies
and gentlemen. The report " tie
eaGnons, uaief the command Of
w. J. Killan, assisted by II, g.
Mckay. guantr. aud Bil Capt and
Bill Atkinson, powder monkey +,
nud the mu ie Of ChicAashais cor
net hand, usder ihe leadership ot
Geo. B. Fox, brought forlh lAe
people ID great number. TIE
meeting was most enthusiastic and
demonssmuve, aud perfect bar
mouy prevailed.
j c. BoAait acted as Chairman
ofthe mee.iugi the dailes Of Wlich
position be discharged 20 iae e..
most satisfaction oi ali preseui.
SIR. Bobart openei ihe meeting
wah a short su' fofcible au 4 ela
queul address, iavofing the raii
road aud asAing the 60 operation
Of 81 the citizens TO secure %
A. ,. Snow ca-e next on NE
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TRAIN.
TO Naucnal Eneampmen', 9.
a r.

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Tickets will be on sale at points
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Is a sign Of good health, which Is
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-11

Beaumont, Tex, Sept y.-A
large quantity Of oil a9atii z on the
water Of a slough skirtine the north
and west side Of Spindle Top,
eau ht lrc this afternoon, and for
time il Sc med that the flames
might reach the hill. Dams we're
hastily constructed above and
below the fire. however. and it was
thus kept from spreading.
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vices Of Mr. Ad. Melton, WHO
win have charge Of circulating The
Daily Express in the city. Ar-
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Al the Mass Meeting Last Night
The People Express Their
Feelings and Endorse the
Action of City Council.
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II has probably oeen no'leeu "
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Ardmore, /. +, Sept. 0.-Yester
day mornirg at Graham Charles
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aud nliss Annie Carter, his sweet
heart, agreed to get married. Tie
couple we're to meet st a church
and drive to a Justice Of the
Peace. On The road the team ran
away. Mr.. Daniels was killed
and Miss Carter seriously hurt.
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Of q decayed village, deserted
houses. indifernt citizens and a
commercial burying ground. He
mentioned several towns that had
missed the opportunities Of secur
ing q railroad simply by resting
90 their oars and seyiai ait can't
miss ns.n lila words carried force
with tiiem. md his speech received
The beeriy applause Of his hearers.
j. @. Bohars again took the
speakers stand and announced that
The subscription rolls would be
opened, aud all those present who
feli inclined TO donate a, ihat time
could come forward and place
their name upon tie rolls.