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TO ENTERTAIN
DUKE OF YORK.

The RiKh, Hon, Lord Straihcona and
Noun, ROYAL, High Canadian Commits
sian.r. and Lady Strathcon, arrived
,o-!a, on the Camparia .n route 10
Canada. They will go 10 their home
in Montreal. and during the visit OF the
Duke and Duchess Of York to tina;
country will entertain them AZ the
outbreak 81 the Bo-r war Lord S'raih-
coma n,,.d gu: the Siraiheona Hor'e,
which lid good service In South Africa,
Lord s;raihcona said. In speaking OF
III. BOer war:
The war seems TO be dragging alonS.
but in- English people are not d!scour-
aged. nor ~ Ne believe that We have
made mistake. The war was forced
upon England by the ui,imatum deliv-
cred by the Transvaai. For myself. had
any doubt ~ the Justice ~ our cause
/ Would never have Tilted out the S,rsIh-
coma Horse.
II believe thar the most generous
term. should he given 20 the Beers and
that ultimately they be given srl!-srv-
eminent, rs has been established In Can
ada ,nd Australia"
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ried me. AT tina, time he was WORKING
as a barber and earning 81? q week.
Soon after We were married he cane
home one dav and said:
Doll. what's the use OF worki1g5
Let me- 20 out and marry few women
via money and after I'VE collafed
enough I'll come back and be your true
husband
lie left me after that. taking svesy-'
thing had. I traced him 60 Boston
and nred two shots at him In Tr0moat
street. ! was arrested. but discharged.
Made up with Her.
Then he tcame around and made up
with me again. lie always could DO
,hn:-hc had such winning ways. We
wer. walking in Boston one day when
No pointed out a handsome houss to.
me. 7l-.}7'
Doll" he said. ''the woman ltviA9 N
Their. has given me more than 0,ooe In
three months
! lost him again soon after that and
have never seen him since. But have
had detectives looking up his record and
1t vii! be. a sad day for him 70 - Is
ever found.
~. Lascss sweetheart.
Ono OF ,Leishton's trunks that hat
been found was f'ill OF lore 1ee1g0'
from Miss SCttie Glider, a young e. D0ll
teacher OF Experiment.. Ga. VINO. y -
thought. Is the latest victim 9n4g1bo0
by the man who marrtcs for p1o0k.
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\ few of Leighton. wives,
Mr.. EIxersha Crnm-r.i.-ighton.
married In Jerse, CT, In 1882.
Mrs. - Leighton. married al
Narrssanseu Pier, cost her S..I,sI.
Mrs. - leighton. married. AZ
Newport, cost her ai.5Cn nnd n
watch.
Mrs. - L-iR hton. married at
Terre Haste. Ind, coat her s:.In'
asd valuable honda.
Mrs. - Leighton. married u"
Penusyivsnia, cost her S.iOO aud
diamoaa bracelets.
Nrs. Ella Standardization mar
riea IN New York In October. Isi'D,
cost her 42.GNh' and much j-w-Ir,.
Mrs. - Leighton. married In
Danhury. Conn, ro.s her $500.
Mrs. - Leighton. married In Hos
ton, cost her s3.0<DO.
Mrs. Fannie Emili~ leighton.
married In Wappi"Eer'. Fails, coat
her I.S1h'.
Others coming I" ilxht every
day.
The above IL . partial list OF the
matrimonial adventures OF charles NIL
ton Leighton. a cour,ly barber. who has.
for twenty years made business Of
marrying women for their none! De
tectives arc now on his trail. ami wien
he II caught they expect that II will b-
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~ io.od"rn" sin runs mcrr.ly on a, the
Casino 10 Overlooking houses. X. r.
GRAHAM ana Mr.. sydney Deane. VINO
have been enjoying j, we.l.carneh rest
theig respective parts In the east.
The " Iorm "hsF' VIZ 4, 'T ii. "' fsu4
tenth Stree, Theatre. The new play hae
mad. - solid success with IN" patrons Of
Manager Rosenuucsts honsc.
The finfar" OF trunpeis which signal.
tho arrival OF the Eleventh United Stat.
Cavalry at the Academy OF Music nightly
clous taentr. can hold AuSce'ls
T'hom.s's Arizona has won IA. hearts
Of the downtown theatre patrons. ,-l'"e
ThS S: have achieved WIDEN, '' succs .
sufficient, to make Fourteenth Street
star. of them u.
Only two. week. remain 81 tho run At;
,hc Garrick III that funny fare" "A..
You a Mason II could easily play to
big business In New York for many
weeks. but plans made som" time aG'
proven: IN extension ~ tho engage
mont.
The Svcngalis enter upon their farewell!
week at liamners'"in's Paradise Car
ders. This net has undoubtedly proved
.l,lcs thu, Europe has yet sent us. Sew
cral new features Will be added Mon
DAY.
Jefferson De Angels and his company
.
haitian Beach Tor the las, times on mex,
Monday afternoon and evening. BE-
ginning with the afternoon matinee
Tuesday the MANAGEMENT "ill !naugu-
rate two weeks season OF fnshiona-
bic vaudeville The hill for the f.:st
week Include. George Fuller G"Id.n.
Cha-!e. T. .AIdrich and Mauds iim,h and
Ma Gde Amber. singing comcdicnncs. IN n
rriss ~ popular songs and ballads:
Techow's eats. johnson. Davenport and
l.nrella. as The Farmer and the Two
Football Players" Powers brothers In
an amusing sk!,. ard Amie. tn: con-
;DriiDni~t.
tn" BIZ n, Irrigation Beach next week
show. a::an,!ty ~ well a. quality. Haw-
t!.orre Sisters. In THE Willow Plat"
PATTERN" John ". Rnnsone:. In new,
S S,S 81 ,"cr"ker; ,., Milan. an. IN,
fore the public: May Edohn, late O The
"Eiorodoru" east assisted BY F'.h Ed
wards. IN "Ali II the Family. the
bunker city Quartet Helina tawlston,
lla' stephens. IN initnl lions. the Eo:al
Miss viru Rial. a coincly lady and
charming cantntr:cc. and the Amcricaa
Ni'nxr1ph.
Tony Pastor heads his own bill next
weak. Others on II ar" Edward VI.
Favor and E!th Sinclair. III" c1!hys:
Belle Stewart. John n. Gilbert. one OF
the most original funny men IN Am.-
lea: the Shnrplies ani others.
Joseph Callahan. who has appeared
for several seasons In Faust VIII
MAX. a presentation OF tn" inlay on
Monday a, the Third Av"nur Theatre
II" !. supported BY Marssr", Evans AMI
Minnie Titteil Bruno. a mos, prom
Isiny young tragediennc. Is to hnv" her
first appearance as 4 star In this city IT
IN" Grand Orcra-IIousc next week. Sh"
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LEFT FAIR BRIDE
AFTER z weeks.
MILLIONS ANDPRoUDDESCENT
IN THIS UNHAPPINESs.
prru, New York GiSl .Arrrsts
Youthful Husband -
philadelphia.

Deserted two weeks after the bt ginniny
a! her happy honeymoon. Carrie Dear
II IN Bcechcr. daughter D. Alfred Dc,r-
born. OF No. 81 West SiIcty.eighi h
street. cauxcI the rvrrs,. IN PhililI-
ph!a. 81 her husband. CHARLES f.
!.c.cher. son .. IA" late Luther Berch.r.
an eccentric millionaire. ~ Ds'rpt.
Mica Young B.rch.r wac arra.Sn"
n'for. Ml-hsirat" Cunningham. In fh''-
a,i.!nAa. ard held for tn. dcsert!oa
court In 500 bail.
Gccchcr me: Carrie Dca'kr I'm last De-
c"mLg- she sas pretty. h- vas COOL
looking. viii, plenty II money, and IN"
,wo fell IN love, In January Mis' Deaf
horn told her mother tina; she was GO
r.S IL marry the young man who MA
called frequently 1T their HON. AID IA
yorab.y Impressed both her parents
The pc,rbor trace their descent from
Major Dearborn. Of revolutionary fame.
and belong to one NJ the best famiiies ~
New England.
On Jan. 10 the Young coupe were mar
Episcopal clergyman, They ~sre aAppy
Tor two week.. Then. without warning
or explanation. Bescncr went away.
The abandoned VIE tracaa he9 nus.
procuring a warrant charging him Win
d.ser'ion and non SUPPORT. caused his
arrest.
Beecher was represented by counsel!
He admitted hi. wi!"'s charger hut sal J
he left her because \" saw her driving
with persons whom he did not approve
Of.
The young man Il well known In De.
t,o!t. where his brother. George \
i,..cher. lives. lie Is twenty years old.
He enlisted in the United Stat.~ army ~
few years aEo serving In the Philippine.
and has since wandered over the couh
Try. being liSeraily supplied with money
Mrs Dearborn. mother Of young A!,.
Be.cner. told an Evening World r~po-t-:
to-day that her daughter va. fully de-;
termincd to prosecute her husband and
mad no intention Of re!cntlng.
Mrs Hc.cher will -cturn TO New York
to-day, but will so to Philadelphia wnen
tn. case comes w for tria! IN a few
daN.
snid Mrs. Dearborn. Young girls cam,
he TOO careful th-ssS days ] thought
IN. younx man WAS everything that
could be Desired. and his conduct was
exemplary until he left My daughie.
has suffered IA great dca! because o: !.,r
husbands dtscftion. but marriage IL
u lottery.
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.ST0WAWAY Of IS
BOUGHT FOR $40
MAJOR POND PAYS MONEY 50
THE LAD MAY LAND.
Smuxaied Himself Aboard the
Steamship commonwealth
At liverpool.

Master Albert Bradford. a bright
little stowaway OF fifteen years. owes
his presence on American soil to
Major James b. Pond. who bought
him. so to speak. for $40. the required
fee. and he is now employed in the
Majors ONCE. The boy tsrs tells
his own story to The Evening World:
BY Waste, ALBERT BRAEFoRr.
am an orphan. Ny parent. died
when ! was vsry young. Then an aunt
took me She sen, me to school until
| was thirteen Then l WAS ru, 10
work IN printing once. never saw
her after that Ny employer often tod
me about America and the money to be
made there. | was soon to have n
composItor's position. but I grew tired
of waiting.
One day while walking along hy the
liverpool docks. saw IN. Common.
wealth getting losGcd M for America
| Nen, home TO my lodgings. packed my
Clothes in u box and started for thu snip.
4, the do,k | was stopped by a con-
stable. wno asked m. where I sas Eo-
ing.
ITO the shi? In the dock said /.
Eyes. but what ship" said he. There
are several
For an ins;an, could not think OF the
name. then 1, came TO me. tod him
the Commonwealth. and he let m. pass.
| did not go where tn. passengers
We're. but M the plank where they were
putting on Baggage. Her. u man stop.
ped me and asked for my number.
told him ! didn't have any. but he let
me pass. Then saw one OF the chips
officers. ! told him I wanted a JOB. Tic
laughed and said must see the chief
officer. AMI sent me down to peel 20.
ta,oe.. When ! did see the CHIEF officer
wc were well out to sea.
who told you to do ihis?'' he asked.
told him nobody. That Just
though, OF 1t myself Then he cent me
down to work.
We were four days from Boston
when met Major Pond. Several OF the
passengers offered me work. bu, the
captain said ! had better 90 with Major
Fond
jus, out OF Boston an ofncer came
along and said ne had orders 10 lock
me Up sp ! was locke'i down N the
hold. There was a funnel from where
! was up to the deck. and ! could hear
the oflcers talking. By and by ] heard
and ne heard ne and set me free. We
sere In Boston then. and Major Pond
took me.
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FROM THE
SANDBACC|NC..
THOMAS MAGU1RE WAS Way
LAID ON LEROY STREET.
suffered n Month From Injury ana
tho P"Iir~ Arc Now After
GrnE.

? c.-"n.r Hart is investigating the
death ~ Thomas Mcguire. a porter.
thirty i've years bid. OF No. % Carmtse
street. TIE man died a, his homo totss
morning. and hl9 wife believes his e.,
mise was the result OF sandbaEEtn8
h. received a month ago.
According 10 the story told by ME-
Mcguire. her husband WAS waylaid by
roughs on Leroy street While he was re-
turning from his work. He was found
unconscious Oh the stree, With a wound
on his leg, temple ana taken to et.s
Vincent. Hospital He loft there and
returned home the following day. how
ever 5tf II
Mrs MasuirS AYERS that her husbepd
constantly complained Of a pain ~ Inc
back .. his head. DR.. Soian. OF No. "
Charlton street. who attended MnGutre,
say. he died from the blow no received.
The po.ice are looking up the cdss. g
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Welded SONS
FORMER WIFE.
DIVORCE CLEARED WAY FOR
THE MARRIAGE.
Fart In Quarrel snd offered
Tier Home.

PLAISFIEl.D. y. j.. Aux. 3i.-The
marriage OF John V. Beckman to Mrs.
Amelia Beekman had caused folks here
10 express considerable surprise. They
never heard Of marriage under just
such circumstances before and they
thereto talk.
Mrs. Bcekman Is the divorced wife Of
her present husbands son. The son In
In Europe. and has been there for two
years or more. Mrs. hickman Is young
AMI handsome. and has lived with her
faiher-ln-!aw since sne separated from
her husband. Tha senior Beekmin
took the wlfc's par, In the divorce pro-
cecd!Hgs.
james V. Beekmnn Is In business at
No. W Liberty street. New York. lie
has IA handsome home here at No. ?iG
West Eighth street.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The Empire Theitrc vii! begin its
tenth season Monday nlrh;. Tire event
Will have double significance. for with
the opening performance John Drew viii
also begin his tenth season ~ a star
under Charles Frohman'- management.
The play j. \ .our-act conedy. The
Second In Command" BY capt. Z. Mar
=:.s!!. author OF IL Royal Family
Win the exception o.: Mis- iin Con-
quest. who IS 10 continue AS his leading
lady. almost the cn'ir. company this
season ~ new. 1t includes Guy Stand
Ing. loaned by the Empire Theatre Com
pany; Oswald York.. Lionel barrymore.
Frank f.. Lamb. H. Has.ard Short. Rob
ert Sehab!e. g. \. Hnrcourt. Lewis
Baker. Percy Smith. Rober. Mackay. Ida
Vernon AMI Caroline Keller.
Tho regular season n: the Knickcv-
aocker Theatre opens Monday evening
with the Rogers Brother. In John J.
McSally's latest vaudeville farce. The
company numbers eighty persons. with
chorus OF forty handsome young w"m-
en-; The ,principals are Eustn. Jep.on.
Rooney jane. cherry. r r Htia' wiiia ms.
Grace freeman. Emma Francis. Jean
neiie Bagcavl. Edith s.: Clair. Nora
Baye.. Elsie Davis aud Gertrude Snye.
the music by Maurice b,vi. The must
cal hit OF the new farce IN THE We'd
ding OF the Reuben and the Maid sung
hy The Rosers Brothers ami Misses
Andrew Mack. the populn, sinvtns
comedian, will open the new season n,
nurt sayre's play Tom Moor. Among
I'll. songs OF Moore in which his voice
viii be heard are "Eveiyn'e bower
Rosy Of yS4ns pFeam ana ,rne 1s
dncc two new original numbers. Macks
Song Games ard Sweet, Love"
which are both reIodtous enough 20 81,
supported by G,orsc r Nash. Theodore
Rabcock. Giles Shine, Myr"n Callrc.
E;;cors. ". D-yo. Frank Mayer. Eddie
btcron. Richard !. Dillon. k"oe.l T..
IT,, Margaret FEELING, Jane pcyion.
stnsi. Wilkerson. vivian Mar;in and
Names \. uacks,,. in v!c,Sr M.pc,s
"lfon Caesars Return will be the
opSning attraction Mt wn,lacx's Theatre
on Tuesday evening. The piay. was pro.
dnted at \ioany on Thursday nigh,
l.ackayc. Theodore Roberts. william J.
Lesoir. Florence Kahn. Virginia t'uch.
a:An. FeTnanuo Eitson. Mluue kOo-e'
welt and Charlotte Walker ar" prCIni.
nent in Mr.. Jackets support. wnilc
the ensemble inclPles forty more. MIR.
iiackcu begins his career as an actor.
manage. with this production.
The ioore o, Weber & F!.ld-'> coy
little plnyhpus.. will h. r.oprn-u ncA,
Thursday night. "iioi,y Toby" Is the
medium selected for the first par, OF
the entertainment In which /. .haI1-
ducrd a brief burlcsuue ~ Madam"
Voted principally to :,irlc.i1c .:
diplomacy. entitled De p!eurisy
by Edgar Smith. and John Stromhcrg
has contribute! more than the usua,
quota OF music. The stock company
has unicr:nn" several changes since
last season and Il no" composed ~
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LINERS BRING
NOTABLES AND TRAGEDIES.

Jo.cinx later when they were lan6e4 Be.
fore those OF the CunArder. ).
Former Senator ". D. WashbolA Weo
"a passenger on the 81. Louis.
Speaking about our foreign t1a0e.
Senator was,burn said:
There is not the slightest doubt tat
America has made trcmencocs sncroach-
msn,s in European markets. and the bal.
arce OF trade Is imneasurubly In our. IA
vor. To say that manufacturers on III
other side are scared ut the sttuation. =
merely TO speak the plain truth.
Each year finds us exporting u;oce
and importing less. believe the hei-
ancc in our favor last year was @oAeA-
90. and we are forging ahead stiIl. Our
two principal trade rivals. Great Britain
and Germany. are being distanced b. -:
In every branch OF manufacture Ne AAvo
Gu, into iheir trade. and the e6set u
thozc countries Is widespread"
Other passengers on the 81. Lsotr
We're ex-senator James Smith. jr..- d
New Jcrscy. Mr.. l.. W. Hin. son OF JE
J. nm. the railroad magnste: LAWTeoet
iOdkin, Judge W. J. Gaynor and f41i
.ly. David baird. Norris b. Beale1ee1.'
H. II. Benedict. E. II. Riddle, Of philAe
a.iphia: James q. Blaine anA yese.
William F. Comstock. II. c. Ou vi.
David Fairchild and Mr.. and MIA
George Cabot Lodge.
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...,.,.,o.S..,.y.,.,. ,.,.,.,.ece.,.1:rse

will proiuc. Sa.,.ou's Theodore" sup
ported by u east 81 over eighty people.
Huber WIN nav" many novelties In his
museum ana good vaudeville AT the
Je-on" Avenue Casino.
At the Eden Mus"e all the prominent
wax groups. irciud!n; those OF prom!-
aeni pcrons. battle scenes and incl
dents in foreign lie. have been remod-
cl.ed and ar,!stically reset.
Theatre. offers a. the Labor Day a'trac-
ton. and the entire week. The Pris-
one of Zenda'' and Rupert Of Hen,-
Eau. the former play for the opening
bill
III, R,ndn Dlavnll Rossi. just re-.
iGrncd from tho Pam American EXPOSE
ton. will b" the attraction next week ~
Terrace Garden.
Tn" h.ndlin"r at k"iths nsx, week IL
iia"i.y who Will appear IN a nne-ac;
sketch called "rhc Gay Miss con. -
Among the others who Will perform ar"
IN. three Mer..il-. comedy bicycle
riders: George u. Davis. the Original
monoioguc artist: Mile. AMI. the shap.iy
'rapczc performer. Mignonctie Enkin.
the fancy dancer. and many others.
Harrington /, the star. Will give bur
lesdue and vaudeville. ~ tn" Dewey.
Tho bill AZ ;he Lion Palace Rc"f Gar.
den next week * headed by Carr and
Jordan In - humorous sketch. followed
b' plenty NJ variety
The Atlantic Gardens new bill - an
excellent one.
Tn. nos attractive OF the gems OF
.he carnlva! o: Fire will be given once
more tonight after III. war spectacle
IN Pains upen-a!r theatre at Manhattan
Reach
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BIG LINERS
FINISH CLOSE.

II wsr nip and tuck between the Amer
lean lin. steamship ct. Louis and the
Campania. o, the cunard line. which
came in this mcrn!nz. their s'atcroons
crowded to the limit, principally by
tourists returning from foreign travels.
When the big liners left the other side
good race was predicted AMI although.
as usual. the ofiicers tenied that they
had any contes, In mind. no EFFORT was
lost TO rea,h port rrst.
The campan!a was the Nrst to reach
Quarantine. Su, The st. Louis WAS right
in her wake. and the passengers Of the
American liner had their share OF re-
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4 mother committed suicide and killed
her infant child and another woman
died OF pneumonia on the trip OF the
camp,nn that ended at her North
River pier to-day.
The suicide and child slayer sas
passenger In the stcerase. The pncu-
monln Victim VIZ. nrs,-cabIn passen.
ger. Ms. /. u Goldman. of Boston.
Their. is much mystery surrounding
the s'-crig. tragedy and the unknown
yic,!m.. The officers az the ship deny
that anything of tho kind occurred. but
members OF the crew and passengers
conversAnt with the fnc,- wcr. not so
reiicrnt
From ali thar can he learned. II APP
pears thar III. woman Eis desponi.nt
over mAfor,uncs tina, had over;akcn
her Soon after the shin left the
oth.r side she told other pascal
gers In the sisernsc that she was de-
termined to kill herself. and On that
account a stric, watch was kent over
her.
Jumped With Bab~ !" Arms.
with her baby In her arms &s.tz- sluded
the vigilance ~ the watchers on thurs
day night. and cinsping the baby T."
her breast jumped into the SEA. No
alarm was given. and when tn. suss!dc
was discovered ny the officers OF the
ship. the spot where the tragedy had
occurred was far as'srn In mid ocean.
II would have been useless to turn
back. =" the c,mpania piowed on and
very few OF those aboard knew that,
two lives had been swallowed M by
the dark waste Of water.
Miss Goldman. who Was thirty Ave
years old and a member Of a wealthy
and socially prominen; family In Bos.
ton. was III when she went aboard the
ship. Although she had the best Of
medical attention she expired las, night.
In sight OF the shores OF her native
land The body VAS brought to port
and viii be- sent to Boston to-day.
\ Mr.. KIrgitor. merchant. Of London
Canals. was one OF the passengers. lie
said that ne had cro.Aei tn. ocean li3
times and tia, the passage just con
GUIDED war the smooth".t and pleasant,
est ne hal ever enjoyed.
Chief Justio. Oliver Wendell Holmes,
OF Massachuse,,s. and John f. S-arle..
o. brooklyn. the former Sugar Trus,
magnatc. were too busy passing their
baggage to talk.
The camoanla carried 1s7 first cabin.
~; second cabin and Gs7 staerh<e pas.
senSers, n total ~ l.3i0.
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Mother Leaps From the
Campania with a
Child in Her Arms
Rich Woman Dies OF
Pneumonia-M a n Y
Prominent Persons
on the Cunarder and
on the St. Louis.

bert. "As to tht future movements OF
my father I can Say nothing.
II 40 rot know when h. wili r"'"ra
TO Ses York-ncver asked him. In fact.
and he did not tel! me. liz j. 'enioyinS
excellent health an. Is kept busy Mt
t.rdirg 20 hts bus,nss. AFFAIRS In Eng
land
IL there were any Tammary cclesrt'
ties on tn. pier to meet the sons OF the
Bos. they KEEP, in tho background. The
,,ums: men wen, uptown In a cab. pre-
sJma5ly TO ioin their mother. who ar
rived from England several days aso.
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CROkER'S TWO
SONS HERE.

Herbert Croker and Richard Croker.
jr. who have been In England plEyiag
solt with their father. the leader Of
Tammany Hall. arrived In New York
to-day on the camrarin.
-nn youns men were quietly dressed
In EnSIisa clothing and each escorted
a particularly ugly bulldog. They were
bronzed and hard. showing sae effects
VI their outdoor life on the English
estate OF their father.
I'VE had u pleasant voyage and an
enjoyable Witt In England" said Her.
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TROLLEY STRIKE AyER1Ens

The threatened strike on the Co..
Island and brooklyn Railroad bsseIes
OF the discharge OF Motorman Wlll4
X. Smith has been averscd by AZ
President Helms. In looklng -
into the circumstances OF the q,
between Smiths car oNd5 one =
BnoNyn RAPID LrH ,, siss; g y !!
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TOOK POISON FOR wHIskEY.
Error Of corOacr Harris Servant
Costs Hin Mis- Life.

Ralph Vaughn. thirty-sIx years old. a
servant In the home of Coroner Hart.
ut No. 3O3 West Sixteenth street. drank
about an ounce OF bug poison early to-
das. mistaktnE II for whiskcy.
He was taken to New York Hospital
and given an euctie. but died.
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BROOKLYN MAN MISSING.
Left tome rrr Osys AGO "a look
for work aud Did Not Return.

Tn. police have been requested to
l5ca,e tie whereabouts Of Morris sacha-
v:-us. Hho disappeared from his nome.
No 1871 Moore street. Brooklyn. ten
days ago. Tao man IL forty years old.
I'VE feet three inches in height. hrs
dark complexion. blue eyes. and hair
tinRed with gray. H.. wore a blue
when he left hom" 20 look for work.
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Enorn.ou. Custom. COLLECTIONS.

LONDON. Aug. M.-The British Gus
toms collections for the fiscal year
ie:0-ol were Gc6.?7o.9io. This /. Ga.c?7.is7
more than for 1900. and C:.siO,9ss moro
than the Budget estimate. The inland
revenues collected By the customs were
c7..:I977. an increase over those OF
10000 OF coi:.0lS.
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Dcm-n,ca Woman MI..inx.

Emma Wolf. forty years old. OF No.
asl Eas, One Hundred and Fifty-nrh
street. q missing from home. The
woman's mind Is affected. She Is Of
medium build. has dark hair and eyes.
and when she disappeared We. a black
and white waist and blat1'ut'lrt. She
AsA no hat.
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l..., kaItcnhorm Couc=rt.

The fnai concert By tho Kal;cnhorn
Orchestra at 81. Nicholas 0nrden will
months season OF summer music At this
resort has been most successful.