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The sun., 1901-12-04
ROBBERY, MGURK STYLE.
womsn's Pal Caught Trying 10 FIX"
Victim VINO Complained.

Acting Captain Churchill nabbed man
yesterday who was trying to -fx' the COM
plainant In robbery case originating In
McGurk's Suicide Hall on he Bowery
last Wednesday night.
The examination OF Grace Quinn, who
IL accused Of the theft, was held before
Magistrate Mott in the Yorkville police
court yesterday afternoon. The COM
plainant, William Mcdonald. an iron
moulder Of Elizabethport. N. j., testified
that the woman took him 70 an upper floor
grees so cents for a bedroom.
THE negress said TO the woman, No
crooked biz Mcdonald testified. She
said, All right. Cause why? He hasn't
got any Of the long green-have you, JackT
and she began to feel my pockets. She
took t25 out Of one pocket and palmed II.
Then she threw some change on a table
and told the negress that was all i had.
When we got TO our room j asked her for
the S25 Hold this Gig a minute, she said,
handing me her cigarette. She went out
and didn't come back
Magistrate Mott held the girl in 81 900
bail for trial. As Mcdonald left the court
house a man accosted him.
girl, $ he said to Mcdonald She's broken
hearted down in her cell She didn't mean
you any harm. and if you'll go back to
Jersey and stay there you'll get your money
back-you'n get $50
Churchill got his hands on the fellow
Just then He said he was George Fennel,
boxer. Magistrate Mott held him under
81 900 bail for examination on Thursday Tor
attempted bribery.
The sun., 1901-12-04
WISHES TO DE PEOPLES MAYOR.
Seth Low Repeats with Emphasis Some oi
His Ante-ElcctiOn Declarations.

Sheriff-elect William j. O'Brien was
the guest Of the evening last night at a
banquet in the Sturtevant House. Fully
200 Of his friends were present. Among
those who made speeches were Mayor
elect Low. John P. McDonough, Secre-
tary OF State; the Rev. Alexander p. Doyle.
Robert c, Morris, chairman OF the Re-
publican County Committed; former Sem
ator John Ford. Jacob A. Cantor and Ed
ward NJ. Grout.
John s. Henry presided as toastmaster
and introduced Mr.. Low as the first speaker.
Mr. Low said in part:
When | said during the campaign that the
city ought 10 be "A me del employer, did not
say II because j was candidate. ! say now
that the city prospers most when the Ia BORN z
men In IL prosper most | believe that the
city ought 10 do what II can 70 make for its
employees work day OF eight hours at the
prevailing rate OF wages
he courts have decided that the city
cannot be deprived of it, right Of maxim z
contracts but at the same time IL cannot be
deprived OF its right TO make contracts that
viii respect and uphold the rights Of labor.
not that tho city shall be compelled TO do
so, but because II wants to do 80.
| hope you will find me the same man In
ofrce that ! was as rrivate citizen ] want
to live up to nav declnrntons. because ] be-
leye them 90 be right. II is my sincere
desire 20 be The peoples Mayor. II any
citizen has any suggestion or complaint to
make he will always receive from me respect
fuI attention.
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The sun., 1901-12-04
FOOD FACTS.
New 60 Properly Feed the BoAy

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tary u h tina, the food contain the right
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The sun., 1901-12-04
ATTACK BRITISH WAR OFFICE.
Deportation Of Miss HObholue From South
Africa Recon- ing Political Question.

Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON. Dec. THE newspapers pub
lish communications from Miss Hobhouse
and her uncle. Lord Hobhouse, in reference
TO the formers recent deportation from
South Africa because Of her exposure
OF conditions in the concentration camps.
Miss Hobhouse gives the details Of her ar
rival in South Africa and her removal
from one ship TO another She does not
charge any personal i'll treatment.
Lord Hobhouse, who has had legal
career extending over half century. and
who is a member Of the Judicial Committee
Of the Privy Council. impugns the legality
Of his niece's treatment, which. he intimates,
will be made the subject Of judicial proceed
ings.
There is every prospect that the incident
will develop into a burning political quee-
tion. The newspapers are making feature
OF the affair.
The sun., 1901-12-04
ROBB Germs AFFIRM
A. Chairman Of Harmonious R~pubiicsn
County Committee in hinGs.

The new Republican County Conmit,s,
in Broollyn Sas organized last night At a
meeting la the Johnston Building In spite
Of the occasional factional squabblss of
tl.e past year OF 40 the proo's dings ven.
anuruiy harmonious, and the iHdioations
are that th- Bs~ oommitus ~Ill have plain
ealing
Alstand-r Robh who hAs l-cn he Ia
scutiVc COMMITTEEMAN ff.ni tls 1eLth
Assembly district vac unanimously elsctsd
Chairman in plhos - Mallsf " Atrriuy,
Nho hsld tlr pia.s fuf fuuf Nssr- la -uC-
o.s.lon Th- o'i.sr ufefr s'rr q eLci.d
1l'y are AIulph ksrdl. ~. - sld' ~
JuLus T. Ntuau. N'rtAIb IIank J
Gafdnsf Assistant htIutafy aud John
Di.-nisf 1ratuf'f o. judge JauIh
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The sun., 1901-12-04

come to tho conclusion that some young
man should do the leading
will that man be Mr.. Carrollf'
. the organization must decide that.
said Mr.. Croker.
-Will IL be Mr. SullvanY'
The same answer answers that question.
will you resign the craftsmanship oi
the Finance Committee.
1Not unless am kicked out. said MI
Croker. He seemed anxious to give the
idea that he was going 20 rid himself OF
the hard and the detail part of the work
Of the management OF the organization
and that he had no idea OF suirendering
any OF the power that he has had during
the last 81 xteen years.
The sun., 1901-12-04
he SHOT SIX SERENADERS.
ELDREDGE RESENTS ASSUMPTION
THAT HE rs MARRIED..

Crowd OF Men and Boys Came to Ills House
TO Have Fun with Him on Report That
lie Had Beer Married Dischar ged
Both barrels Two Seriously injured.
AsBrRY PARK. N. j., Dec. s,-George
Eldredge, a Point Pleasant bachelor. fired
his double -barrelled shotgun at seventy
men and boys who surrounded his house
last night and sang love dittics and played
practical Jokes in his front yard on the
false report that the old man had just been
married. Eldredge retired with full hon.
ors after six serenaders had fallen to the
ground, all having been hit by tho bullets
from his gun.
Two Of the victims are In a serious con-
dition. Hugh Stein was carried from the
yard with fifty-nine shot SO deeply en-
bedded In his BODY that the doctors are
unable to pick them out. W. W. Wood
ward received his share Of the leaden fusil-
lade In his back and legs. One shot, however
penetrated his eye, another went through
his nostrl. Ray Fisher Will Maxim and
Alonzo Carver received part of the charge
at longer range in the breast They have
enough shot in them TO require the full
time of a doctor each.
When Eldredge fired all Of the crowd who
were able fed from the scene. The two
shots were fired at close range and the
powder blaokened the faces Of those nearest
the barrels. The wounded were picked up
and carried to the nearest drug stores.
Eldredge returned TO his home. but was
arrested this morning and held in $500 bail
by the local Justice TO await the result OF
the injuries. There seems to be no truth
in the report Of his marriage
The sun., 1901-12-04
e. T.. TICKET SHUT OFT.
Opposition VIII Have q walkoyer Through
Workings of New Law.

IoSo BRANCH, y. j. Dec. s-Some Of
the politicians are at sea to-day over the
announcement that all municipal tickets.
either by petition or convention. must
be filed with the City Clerk eight DAYS be-
fore the election is held The lsw is a
new one and but one Of the political fac
tons. IL seems. WAS aware Of H. The time
expired last night at ~ o'clock and but
one ticket. that headed by Henry kroener.
Clarence Van Note and ". >. B, Parker
for Commissioners-at-I Large, can be legally
voted for at the municipal election 10 be
held next Tuesday
Owing 10 the pending water contract
more than usual interest was centred
in the coming election. Those opposed
Co the present Commissioners had formed
a Citizans' mon and had practically com
pleted ticket. but neglected 20 file II ac-
coniing to law.
The sun., 1901-12-04
IDIOT GIRL Q YEARS IN A PEN.
NEIGHBORS, DISTU RBED ny HER
SCREAMS. COMPLAIN.
Hut She Is Well Treated. Health Inspector
Says. and Father Declares She Snail
Not re Taken Away Pen u In q Dark
It0om-Woman Cares for Prisoner.


Edward Doran. a journeyman plumber.
has had his idiotic daughter, Christina
Doran, confined in a wooden pen for the
past two years at his home, i906H Atlantic
avenue, Brooklyn, the only other person
in the house during the absence OF the
father and brother being an old woman
to caro- for the girl. The mother Of the
Rrl IL said to have died fourteen years
ago in an asylum and Christina. who is
now 10, has been simple minded from
infancy.
She played with the neighboring children
until about two years ago when her father
found II necessary, he says. to put her In
the cage or send her to some institution.
Ever since Mrs. Mary Higgins. widow.
has been employed to care for her. Mrs.
Higgins says the father all through the
child's affection has been devoted to the
girl and has done everything possible 70
relieve her misery,
The pen is in tho middle OF the dark rear
room on the ground floor and Is about
9 feet long feet wide and feet high.
An old sofa is the only article OF furniture
IL contains.
The neighbors have frequently been dis.
turbed by the girls screams, and one OF
them made a complaint TO the Health De-
partment. An inspector went 10 the nouse
and after an investigation said that all the
provisions possible had been made for the
care Of the girl under the circumstances
and that there was no way TO have her re-
moved.
On last Wednesday the father called at
the Office OF the Department OF Charities
and said that he was anxious to have his
daughter placed in some institution at his
own expense. and a sanitarium at Amity-
Vile was recommended. Last night, how
ever, he seemed TO have changed his mind.
This, he said. -is her home and the proper
place for her and there is no power on earth
that will be able to take her aw ay from me.
The sun., 1901-12-04
CUBANS FEAR ELECTION FRAUDS
Opponents of Palma for President Appea
To Secretary Root.

!Spsef1! Cable DespGieh 10 The SUN
HAVANA. Dec, s,-The supporters Of
Gen Maso for President have sent a tele-
gram to Secretary Of War Root regarding
the elections. in which they say that under
the present circumstances interference by
officials is inevitable. All the members
Of the central Canvassing Board, which
has charge of all electoral matters, are
candidates for Office, as are also the menu
bers of s. sfior Palmas Executive Campaign
Committee. They say that the people
are alarmed by the alleged attempt OF the
United States G Dvernment to force a Presi-
dent upon them, and they ask for q fair
and honest election.
delegation representing the Maso
electoral coalition will leave shortly for
Washington 20 submit the above state
ments and 10 suggest a change that will
insure fair elections.
The sun., 1901-12-04
ANOTHER DESTROYER WRECKED
Hun Down 10y steamship Cambridge Two
Of the Crew Lost.

SpsdI Cdb!s DsSpIioh 10 THE Sun
HABwICH. Dec. 3-The Great Eastern
Railways Continental steamship Cambrdge
collided with the torpedo boat destroyer
Salmon shortly after II o'clock last night
The Cambridge. which was on her way 10
Holland. ran into a feet Of destroyers of
which the Salmon was the last Before the
Salmon could avoid the steamship the bows
Of the Cambridge crashed into her
The crew Of the destroyer clambered on
board the Cambridge The roll was called
and IL was found that four OF the crew of
the destroyer we're missing Two of these.
however we're subsequently discovered
The salmon was ,owed into the hArbor
Her side was stove In her deoks ripped up
and her guns scattered
The sun., 1901-12-04

GREENFIELD. Mass, Dec. 3,-The au-
thorities are cndeavorins to find the frien Is
OF Charles B. Cove. % years old, an expert
telegrapher. who died Of pneumonia at the
Franklin County Hospital on sunday night
He came to the hospital from South Vernon,
Vt. last Wednesday He said he had
been employed in New York city, and
later on the New York Central system
He said that he fell in with some men in
Albany short time before. who robbed
him OF so and his gold watch He was q
member OF Sapokanicar Council. Royal
Arcanum. Of New York city.
The sun., 1901-12-04
INCORRIGIBLE Roy or ELEVEN.
Tries to Poison His Father and Threatens
to kill Q NeIghbOr.

DERBY, Conn. Dec. s,-Frederick Boute-
Ier, the eleven-year-old son OF Jacques
Boutelier Of Huntington, has attempted
to take the life of his father by placing
corrosive sublimate in his coffee, and within
few days has threatened to shoot neigh
Dor for some grievance.
These acts resulted in The father applying
to Judge Frederick Curtis Of the town
court to commit the lad 10 the Connecticut
State School for Boys and the lad is now
confined there
The sun., 1901-12-04
Mechanical Engineers In Con, entiou.

The opening session Of the forty-fourth
convention Of the American Society Of
Mechanical Engineers was held at the
rooms Of the society. - West Thirty-first
street. last evening. The convention was
opened by President Samuel T Wellmsn,
Open Hearth Steel Manufacture in the
United States A session will he held this
morning and in the evening there Will
be a reception of the members and guests
at SheTryH
The sun., 1901-12-04
Grand Jur, to Hear Top,a, Murder Charges

BosToS, Dec S.-Dstrict Attorney Lemuel
Holmes hns decided to call q special session
OF the Grand Jury 10 meet at Barnstable on
Friday morning to hear the evidence against
Miss Jane Toppan, the nurse who is now q
prisoner in Bainstable jail charged with
murder
This means that the prosecution has de-
cided to forestan a preliminary hearing
In the District Court. The obvious pur-
pose Of the prosecution IL 20 keen the evi-
dence against Miss Toppan secret until the
trial, should any indictments be returned.
The sun., 1901-12-04

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CHICAGO. Dec s-The mystery which
surrounded the identity Of the woman
who died Sunday afternoon Ia the house
Of Mrs Mary Volberding, a midwife. was
cleared up last evening whsn the body
was identihod by Michael Donovan q.
that Of RISE bfebyTe, who roomed next
door 10 the plac. where she died She
vas from Ontario, Canada The cause
The sun., 1901-12-04

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CHINESE COURT HESITATEs.
Awaits Report on Affairs In Pekin Before
Approaching the Capital.

Special Gable Despa'oh TO THE Sun.
SHANGHAI, Dec. 3.-The Courts departure
from kaifeng-fu has been postponed,
owing to the Empress Dowager's fears
regarding the disturbed condition Of Affairs
in Pekin She is awaiting a report from
Wang Wen Shao, ii Hung Changs successor
as Peace Plempotentiary, before resuming
hsr journey.
The Court has approved viceroy Chang
Cbih Tung's memorial specifying where
extent Of 5.OOO.0 .0O0 taels annually, which
sum is 20 be applied TO the indemnity fund.
The sun., 1901-12-04
sIIo osso Coal BrsaAer Rurn~d

sokAsIoS. Pa D~c , Tho breaker of
the Gr.en hldss Coal Company. 81 Shioh
Recorder Cpnn-il s general manager wa
destroyed by FIRE thf morning With the
boiler ana engine hou-..s b.Aak ksmith AID
caf shsds entailtnE . lass 81 tllODD
The sun., 1901-12-04

Special cabs Despatch 70 THE SrN.
EDISBUBoH. Dec. S-Lord Rosslyn to-
day brought a new action for divorce
on the grounds Of desertion by his wife 4
similar action against the Countess on the
same technical grounds was brought last
February, but was abandoned on Oct %
], was reported in October that the Earl
and his wife, who had practically lived
apart for years. mad become reconciled.
The sun., 1901-12-04
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.Seasonable Footwear
For Children.

The Connect Clothing of Children s Feet recetves care
ful attention at the Childrens Store Our Shoes are
specially manufactured for of the best materials and
perfectly adapted for tei, various Win sueh
assortment of sises ue of fitting every child
ooredly
School Shoes for boys or girs-a specially design
ed shoe for school very hard foxed heavy
extension sole, hand sewed button or lace spring heel;
to 1911, $a.s5; II to 2, SAYS; AZ to 4, $3.50.
For Larger Boys who wear heels--a special hand
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The SULTAN is FRANTIC.
His Ministers Afraid for Their Lives to
Make SUGGESTIONS.

His Ministers Afraid for Their Lives to
Make SUGGESTIONS.
New York, November 9.-The sultsn's
yielding to e French demands brings out
the fun gravity OF the possibilities Of the
effect Of the French seizure of Mityicne
upon the crumbllus edhce Of Turkish
despotIsm, says the Coustautinople CORE
spondeut Of the N,-'d. The whole of Eu-
ropcan Turkey IS seething with disorder
In Armenia the annual butcheries have been
in full swing for the past three months and
in the renainder OF the empire there is
the perennial VIOLENCE corruption, waste
and lswlsssness From the French army
down 70 the magstracy every part Of the
machine Of government is IN hopeless
condition, IL he opinion of the diplomatic
body at Constantiuople any attempt at
patching things up will be merely futile
effort. The news of the French intorNen-
ton was suppressed at CoustantinOple for
three days, but the sultgu's C9binet, being
In constant session, showed that q series
crisis had arisen. The sultan has been in
a condition OF epiieptlc fury and his min
listers who live 10 perpetual terror Of their
lives 0t his hands, Were helpless and afraid
to do or suggest anything. IL is believed
In Constuutiuopla that Russia is behind
France iu thls business and it Is felt that
the present trouble Is inevitably destined
to lead to developments In the Eastern
question In which England viii be power
less to make her influence felt