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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

PRZEMYSL.. Ma kare
sm,erci skaza} trYblnaf W Przemy-
stu Knata Maka}e. Obwiniony, Typ
wiejsAisgo ,nedzarza, zesz|ego roku
zamordowaf Sruia Meistra, s}uz8-
cego " maz'arni oh
ia wortw), a jak zezna&, dokonal
mordu W spos6b nastepujacy: Wie>
dzac. 10 ue,ster bedz;e przechodxli
przez Kurniki do TT. scienca, a
maiac 2}osd do niego "a to-, ze
pred kllku dn1ami 60 pob'l, udal
sic obwiniony nj droge pod Iasom,
gd2ie wy:zekiWaf nadeisc,a Moi
stra. Skoro Melster So zbl 4y},
przystepif d. nlego t]rzykrotp!e
uderzV& 20 z Taxa sta pitsoi9, re
mu ~ybit zab. NapadnletY poc1at
prosid Huata, by mu darowal ~
Gle i wreozY} mu przytem pugila
res z pieniedzmi. Obwiniony utrzy-
mule dalej, ze dostawszy ten pu-
g%ilares, odwr6cll sic i odszed} ze
oztery kreki, 10 iednak Mei.te1
pobieg} "a MIN i uderzyi go .aska
pc g}owle, q wowozas on chwyci
wsxy "a wolf kt6ry Melster ma
plecaoh nos.}, szarpnsi worem TAX
slime, Ie Me'ster upad} IA ziemie.
Szuur, ma kt6rYm teo wlsla}, sesu,
pai sic ma e.Yjs Meietra. Makat.
zad trsymajso ten sznur, o,agoa} le
sacepo ma poblisk,e pole tax diugo,
dop6ki ssnur a'q Mo ur val: Wow.
czas obwinas s,nur: naokolo So,
V"SsE%= N#H5#2a&z EE8 @E&tE#&4%7&-a -
Meistra, doisnai moono ], .aoiqgo2j
90 do parovo4. & sic rax les.o.,
ssnur siln,.j .%ao'.naa. bolao sis
'jak s,s vyra.il. ',aby Aeistel Il,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
TYszkleWIcx. SloWem-on lHsre-

TYszt,ev,cz. slowem-on us.e-
die.
M6~ia. e hrabla Tyssk,ewlcs
dokfada do tyoh bwoioh lnteres6w
bandlowYoh, ale handel pro ssd.i
dlatego tylko, BY iaG prsyk{ad,
ably inn, 60 nasladowali."
80
KALIsz -Ofara brutalnolcl
granloznych urzednik6w rosy]skich
padla p. Matuszew sks, iona prcfe-
sora sxkofY r%ealnej " Kaliszu. Oto
]ak dsiennikl galieYjskie opisuja
wypadsk. kt6rY spowodowaf JET
zgon:s. p. Matuszepska wraoala
p.zez S. czyriorne do .Kalieza. Ma
komorze zatrsyma:i j. czynown,cy
roeyjscY ola rew,zyi, podeyrzywal,
BOWEN W osob.e Matuszewsklej
n'ejaka pania x. posadzona Q
przemyoanie ks,azsk MED ozwo'o-
nych. Watussew cka csxiadczy{s,
ke mic z soba NE wiez'e p,6cz ka-
pelussa meak,ego, kt6ry okazasa-
i 10 Jest nader clerpiaoa i osfabio.
n2, wskutek czego prosi . xosta~ ie~
ME Y spokoiu. Gorllwl csYnowni-
cY odpowiedsleli ma to, te to tylko
"xob1ece spazmy" i zaprowads,ll
chor4, kt6rej b6l serca ora wie-
cei dokuczal, do specyaIuej komo
rY, Tam dokonaro szczeg6iowei re-
wizYi' Pc skonozeniu kt5rej cno,a
nawledzi} atak paralitu. w stanle
bardzo grozoym olwieziono ia do
Kallsza tn niebawem zYcie "a
kchczyla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

naiwyiszY sgd Y L,psku snieslon',,
GAIA sprawl sad1,Da bedl,e wkr6t
Joe ma nowo.
WROCkAW. Nssz rodal
pan. Maks Julian Jankowski. pa
SERB kapitalistY p. Boldta Pru'
Zach. zdaf PREY tutejszym sadzle
nadsiemianskim 6w'etnie egzamil
refendaryuszowski-
-
POLSKIE GlMNAzYUM Y
C,eszyn,e, na Slazku austryack'm
upahstwowjone zostalo ma przec'ae
jedncgo roku.
w B~OROMOWIE, kolo Luz
bIinca, ztovodu 200 letnego jabi~
'leus.u pruskiego powiedzia& pewlen
m6.ca re pierwszy praskl kr6l use
tanow,l ma pamiatke swei koronacyi
najwY3ssy d~zisiejszy order czarne-
90 7orta. Wspomnla}. 10 ms tYm or.
derze kazaf kr6l wYryc rap,s:
,.Suum Gu que!" csy!i pc polsku:
kazdemu co sic naleiY. o. pan,
kt6rY o tyn orderze wspomnia@,
" prVwatnej swei rozmowie n6wi}
k,6t1o potem, ze " panstwie nie~
mieckiom powlnna bye wla6oiwie
tYlko iedna mowai to NOVA
niemiecka, to znaczY, ze 6w pan
sobie, re i PolacY " psns-
twle pruskiem p%owinni zosta6
N,emcami. Gdy mu jednax jeden
z obywatell zwr5cil u*sge. Re
przec,ez to zig ME zgadza Z hasfem,
wyrytem ma orderze czarnego or},,
,kazdemu co mu sic na'ez," to 6w
pan zam ilkl ME wledzia}, &C ma
odpowiedziec. I ME D.6gt tel nic
odpowledziec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

sowa} ia fraltra j otrzYmai uflop
ma wizard do Wiednia.
1Polska pod M0skalem
W Now. Wremieul" p. En-
gelhardt, TAXI krssli obraz zYcia
Zgd6w Y Wiln,e:
"!Wszelkie naj.iezsse. tax paz-
wane ':grubs" /. boty. wykony-
wuja zydzi. ON b1nkuja ulice.
dzsigaja d1rewo budulcowe Z Wiz
Iii, przenosza ciezary; Geese furma~
|n6w-zYdzi ka,nien'arze-wszyscy
Zydz,, nastepuie mn6stwe rAt-
mieslnik6w. Samych tYlko czapnl'
k6w Jest tylu, ze na kazda glove
potrzebaiac2 nakryo'a wYpads lob
trzeoh, czterech. w kailym do
mn mleszka zegarmlstrz. Ma kazde
.rzy denny wypada Jeden cYrulik.
wllehskl Figaro, kt6rg jedaoczes~
ME jest felczerem i "mys1uresem."
Pon,ewat Litwa jest krajem
r6l 1,czym, p'zemysf fabrycsny
rozvinlety jest tam stabs; handel
W miastach Jest tylko miejscowy, q
zywl on jednak nieziiczone, pfor
doe plemie WIDOW; to tel okoli"
cznosG ia wywo}aje pytsnie, kt6re
katdy wiezdzajacy do wilma 2adac
sob:e mus,: Z czego zy]e zydcw~
stwo tuteisze? z wszYstktego, Z
niczego / czemkolw,ek. Kswa4ek
chleba; polany legrem OF eledzl.
moze bye pokarmem ma d7ien wy
s,srczaiaeym ola tel um'e]acej pos
&C natury. Nastepnie liema granio-
ruchl. wos;i zydo wskiej. Gt6d-n,e
cotka
W,!no ma plerwszy- rzut Okla
wyg'ada ma miasto; iakbY umysl-
ME zbudowane ola kon:rlbandzi-
stow. lyle tn 2i~n1e. s~uteryn,
lab;rynt6w podw6rzowychi przYbu-
d6+ek i nadbad6 week, BE zglna6 tn
MONA. Pr6cz tego handel picnic
dzmi kwltnie tn niem,l pod ka&-
dYn szYldem. U kazdego zegarmi~
strza IN ,lesG mozna lombard,
Pred wydaniem prawa o lichH'e.
Zydzi brall Is procent, a obecnie
pobielaia najmniej Is pr Tfoma
cza sic tenn, 10 dzls daleko wiecej
ryzyku]a PREY wypozyozanlu pie
niedzy."
Dalej, .i,kawe 50 szczeg6fv
oplsu handlu prowadsonego przez
sslachte:
t'Dawn.ej uwazano, 10 prowa.
dzenle handlu ola szlachcica Jest
ublizajecem. Obecnie Polaey nj
czem, a niczem ME g,rdza, przele~
cl przekonaniem, 10 dobrobyt
materyalny JEST JedYna lch podpo-
ra W kraju. Szczegolnie nader
roztrepnvln i energicznym kupoe m
stall sic " Whine msguat m,e;sco-
wy, brab:a Anton Tyszklewloz.
SzIachevk,e naz aisko lego wproat
zpu4y}o wzrck m6i. Podaia bu}ke
do herbaty. NJ ME, widze karte-,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
z GAL1GYI.

$500 GMIN W Gali:yl Jest
dzislaJ bez szk6}, a w'ec hez MOI
nosci uczenia swych dzleci navel
pi3ania i czytaI1,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

. -.
Al
~ ~
RX1O
~~
W SABLE.
- Jak mogfes rodzonemu zora-
~ "Y11' 'lzY zs"Y'
III Proszs paos s9u1'eso'
AK 20 cz'o~iek cncp' 20 wszys.Ao
po''an'
MlEShoszSE PoSAOzHNlE'
olc'ee; 'estes m&rno'''"es -
Dop'o'o p'Aea u"o"" esou"
III pf1yS'A1e" u 1's' Z p'eniSuA"'
'7o'7' 20 u@1s jug "io 'e<o MO
.'"' -
n.y." n'e' N"A" 'e''0
po''s'
~
Nooc'
na1 wy A'o'o's "s"Ss'A'o
""o,o 'J"''A
n'oa' NE "NA'''A'0 "o' Jug
1oiAo' '''A' 70: A'''0 % 0""~"o'
$500
WYKhEClh S1E
Olclec: Czeka1 ch'opcze, dam
ia ii psot>! Chodz jeno do domu
to CT tam porzadnie surducik wy
trzepie!
daje 60 "jc"): Mozess, tatko' sui"
ooclk zaorac ze sooa' "a u tyne
CEASE" ia "orze zaczeAan'
NlC WlECEJ
oiooi,. vui ;e,t ur,eaoi.i,m.
mole dziecko.
Anusis: A ty, cioci. :?
Ciocia: ia jestem jego IONS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
PLAN JAZDY
pocl9g6w k%oleiowYch
w WfnOnie.

pocl9gcw kolelowYch
W WinOnte.
Chicago h Northwestern.
OdJazd poci3g6w
Ma Wsch6d.
Chicago passenger Elk Sunday 700 a. IN
Chicago passenger lex SUM- e3s P: n
Ma Zachod.
Dakota Passenger daily 7;ssP.M.
Minnesota Mail Passenger, (Ex. SUM- ESQ I'm.
Passenger, No. I Ex. Sum- 7:15 Pm.
Przybyc1e poc,agow:
Re Wschodu. ~
Chicago Morning Passenger No DAILY 7:5s AN
S5issSo E1sS9i a2 ? No, : ts1. Sun ? '!sS ? e
Local Passenger NJ G.efP. Sunday, $50 j. II
Dakota Passenger No. . Ex Sun e:oo P. d
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Ma p6ipoc
St. Paul & Minneapolis En- e.o5 am 11.4s a m
St, p. & Minneapl. Limited AIS a m 1872 p m
Ma pokud Hie
Chi. s.. Louis e. Peoria kz .o4s p. m. 11:4 p. m
Chicago & 81. Louis express s1.o4. a. IN. 1850 a. N
wszystks. dzienne
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
Ma Wsch5d
Depart
Rock Island expYss ida ly) 1890 81 m
Fast Maj tdaly} o:4S p. m
Chicago vesabnled ldaly1 11.23 o. n.
CHICAGO express 7:l7P.m
Ma Zach6d.
Chicago express tdaay] 49, s.m
Chicago vesebuled (daily $50 q N.
Faa Mall ldalyl 1890 p u
Rock Island ezpres. (daAv, o4s p N
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passenee o:4s p m
Green Ray LINE.
Depat Arrive
Green Bay Passenger gas N $40 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

j bylam zupe}nie csfabiona, a rozli-
czni 'ekarze ME moeli rozpoznac MOS
jeJ choroby. Pc uzgciu jednak Pam.
skich lekow, natychmiast mi sic POI:
lepszy{o. Dzis'sj jestem zupefnie
zdrowa, Wszystkim ~potrzebuja YIN
polecam goraco Prof. Collinsa.
g. Anun Bezko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21

lem sic, re to wszyatko jest prawda,;
co " gazetach Pau ogtasza. Lekaret..
wa Panskie miafy cudowny skutek,
a " przeciagu dwoct tygodni by{emn.
wyleczony re strasznej choroby. Co.
TO by{a "a choroba = to we Pan
najlepiej. Mech Panu Pm Bog "a
pfaci.
Jerry Eor, tko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
P%ittsburg. Pa. 80 Kwietnia 1900 +.
U1iielmoSny Panic Profes0rzeI

Me WIEN rraW-
dziwie, jak wyrazit
nam Panu wi POI
dzieke. Try ]ata
hy'am ciezko chcra.
Praw,e co miesiaca.
cierpialam ma we-
wnetrzne b6le. Kre-
clio mi sic " p}OWia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-03-21
Bridgeport, Conn. $ msja 1900.
WielmoSny PANEL

Wiecej juz ME 9
Idam sic do Pana, I
|prosze ME ocztki-
wac mnie ale to dls<
|tego, re dis jestem
zdr6w iak dab.
Prey p%ierwszej mo
jej wizycie U Pana,
|nabra}em ~zupe}regc
'~zaufania ! rrzekOnS
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
TAMMANY AND CI7Y'S CREDIT
BONDS ARE NOT AT THE PREMIUM
WHICH CROKER POSTERS
REPRESENT.

Conspicuously displayed in the elevated rail-
way cars where all who ride may read is a
placard reciting that the bonds of New-York a.
Democratic city, command higher price than
the bonds Of Philadelphia, a Republican city;
the point sought TO be made being that the
Tammany control of the metropolis has been a
good thing for the citys credit as we'll as a
good thing" for the suite of the Lord Of Wan
tage. The argument would be effective If the
underlying asseI ions true.
Asked how much truth there might be in
them, a representative of of the leading
bond houses of the United States said yesterday:
Il know OF city of Philadelphia bonds
which an investor could purchase to-day at a
price less than per cent basis while New
York City bonds net the investor 3h per cent
We should be glad to be able TO purchase Phila-
delphia bonds at a rate slightly higher
than that at which selling city of New
York bonds. for there would be a profit in them
at even such a figure. 1t is true that a few
months ago issue Of S9.000000 OF city of
Philadelphia bonds sold at a slight conces-
sion. But that was at the height OF midsummer
dulness, and l do not doubt that Harvey Fisk
& Sons, who bought the entire issue, realized
that they Were securing a bargain. At similar
period of the year city of New-York bonds have
been sold as low as $50 per cent basis"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

rear OF detection and punishment by Tam
PAGES II they do honest work
tLmro-It Low is elected there will be no more
~ ~snake Gowns, no more "chowder parties" no
..Lg .tSIG assessments" Each man will have the
"Eoe oI MS pay for himself and his family
rourth-Sman tradesmen and Italian pushcart
kenoers and peanut sellers viii not have TO s'giye
up part OF their earnings 10 district leaders and
FlIth-fhe laborer IS mistaken II he thinks he
pays none OF the increased taxes that 20 TO All
Slokers purse. He pays IL IN the form OF higher
SII tpr ms tenement and higher prices for every
ming ne buys He is a fool If he thinks the higher
taEes come out OF the landlord and that the in
edseo rent paid by the grocer IS the grocer's
me landlord gets IL out OF the tenant and the
grocer gets II out Of his customers The rich
ahdlord loses nothing in the end the poor laborer
heIts 10 make Croker into English horse racing
Shd ana IoT hunting squire. ANDREW H. SMITH.
NO 10 East Forty-siXth-st., New-York Oct 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
AMEER's DEATH AND SUCCESSION.

AMEERS DEATH AND SUCCESSION.
simla, oct 16-The Cabul correspondent Of
THE Pioneer" says:
The late Ameer was paralyzed on the right side
during the third week of September. His illness
was kept a secret by the palace. Finally, on
September Is feeling that he was dying, he
summoned the officials and chief citizens. to-
gether with all his sons except the youngest
and addressed them in feeble voice, inviting
them 10 say who they considered should sue
ceed him.
In tears the listeners declared for Hablbullah
The Ameer thereupOn directed that his sword
and 1ewelled belt be given to Habibulah, to-
gether with a large volume supposed to be MS
last will and instructions regarding the man
agement of the State. He then ordered the
Younger sons to place the crown upon the head
of the eldest, after which he dismissed the au-
dience.
From that moment he sank rapidly, dying on
October l. but the fact OF death was kept secret
until October 3, to enable Habibullah TO COM
pIete the ARRANGEMENTS for the succession.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
RUMOR OF BOTHA'S CAPTURE.
VANCE OF GENERAL KITCHENER
AND SCHEEPER'S LOSS.

London. Oct. ia rumor was started on the
Stock Exchange this morning that General
Botha, the Boer commander-in-chief, had been
captured, but dispatch from Lord Kitchener.
dated from Pretoria yesterday evening, contains
nothing more important than the weekly sum-
mary of the captures, reiteration of the state
ment that General Ktchener'S columns are
moving against considerable force of Beers
near the Natal frontier, with which General
Botha is supposed to be- and the announcement
that Commandant Scheepers command in Cape
Colony has been broken up.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED.

Madrid. Oct. 15.-An extraordinary meeting of
the Cabinet was held to-day. under the presi-
dency of the Queen Regent. TO consider the out
breaks in Seville and elsewhere
Fresh disturbances reported at Seville. A
mob that was storrning the convent Of ST. Savior
was dispersed by troops. out not until the door
of the convent had been burned.
Martial law will proba bly, be extended to other
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
NO MEDAL FOR THE KING.

MRS. CoRNwAIIIs-wEsT SAYS SOUVENIR OF. THE
MAINE WAS INTENDED FOR QUEEN VICTORIA
London. Oct 16.-Mrs. CORVALLIS West. for
merly Lady Randolph Churchill. writes TO THE
Times" to-day in behalf Of the committee Of the
hospital ship Maine TO deny that the committee
presented 10 King Edward the medal commem-
Grating the gift of the Maine 10 the government.
She says the medal and address were intended
for Queen Victoria a souvenir of her interest
in the work of the Maine.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
cpnKER'S "HEALTH' MONEY
prRcHAsE OF THE OLD NEw-YORK
.rurFTIC CLUB BUILDING-MUR-
v,S ATTOTRUCK ORDERS.


PHYS AUToTRUCK ORDERS.
buys old Athletic Club property and
81, 70 Henry J. Brnlser- The Health Board
mn its quarters I'm a hreproof structure
.o,,es to the Athletic Club buildings.
.,tb Board tries TO force the elevated
use AutotrucIS Company's pipes.
:. 1905 Richard Croker bought the property
e,~,b-ave. and Fifty-ffth-st. vacated by the
o - york Athletic Club. real estate in
'..-,ent. He sold it TO Henry j. Braker. I'M
s,a,elv after the sale the Health Board,
-,.nsel c. Murphy president, decided that its
..oos quarters in the Criminal Courts Build
vere too small. 1t moved into the Athletic
~ building with inadequate fire protection,
n,.b Croker had bought and sold.
:, 1900 the Health Board tried TO make Rich
= croker's Autotruck Company's stock more
.,reble. Croker declined to say whether or not
:. bas sold his Manhattan Elevated Railroad
-.ook before the Health Board began to try to
- the elevated road TO undertake enormously
.,,orsive improvements at once. When the
- refused 10 pay $4,000 a year for Croker's
taO+otr7lck Companys air power, the Health
eoord decided that the road was unsafe and
tbat the cars ana structure must be renewed
Nravor Van NKyck announced himself as heart
a. IN favor OF the Health Boards orders. In
-! 80 Says between five and six hundred notices
re received by the elevated railroad company
so-o the Board of Health. One notice ordered
tbe road to put up drip pans in forty-eight hours
II could not have been done in much longer
time The Buildings Department assisted the
poerd OF Health in finding grounds for COM
Isinr TWO days after a public hearing. at
2osrds complaints ceased. Nothing has been
heard from II since this subject
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
BRITISH SUBMARINE BOAT.

FIRST VESSEL BUILT HAS A SUCCESSFUL TRIAL.
London. Oct. 15.-Continuing the experiments
with the first British submarine vessel the Ad-
niraIty caused six men to be sealed up in the
boat as she lay outside the water to-day The
compressed air cylinders were set going and
after three hours the alright hatch was opened
when il was found that the six men had suf-
fered little discomfort.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
MARTIAL LAW IN SEVILLE.
STRIKERS VOL,

STRIKERS vIoLENT-ocTRoI OFFICES BURNED
Seville Oct. 15.-Martial law has been pro-
claimed in this city result of the general
strike which began yesterday, and the Governor
has handed over his functions to the captain
general The strikers are overrunning the town.
burning the octroi offices and committing all
Iii md OY yfo
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
HE CANNOT BE A O. o. U.-CANDIDATE.
JUSTICE LAWRENCE HOLDS THAT MORE
THAN 80 PETITIONERS ARE NEcEs-
sARY IN ALDERMAN DISTRICT

Inc application OF John H Behrrnan, who is the
republican candidate IN the Forty-fourth Alderman
Dlsulct for a writ OF mandaInus TO compel the
Doafo OF Elections to place his on the official
Daiot az The candidate also OF the Citizens Union.
was yesterday denied by Justice Lawrence. In the
ss;upreme Court. Behrman had go signatures on
srs az geouon. One hundred signatures are all that
Ga sis necessary IN a ward. Behrman held that an
-ueFnan district should be considered a ward.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
BURGLARS OVERCOME WOMEN.
BEAT THEM sENsELEss LOCK THEM IN
CELLAR AND RANSACK THE HOUSE.

Rochester. n. Y, Oct. 15-One OF the boldest
burgares ever recorded in the history Of this city
was carried out at No 136 Scio-st this afternoon.
Two women Mrs. L. NJ. French and Mrs. A A.
Gardiner. both about sixty years of age. were the
victims. At about $3.50 o'clock this afternoon three
young men appeared at Mrs. Frenchs house, say
ing they wished TO examine the gas meter After
completing their supposed duties the men, without
warning. fell upon the women, beating them into
insensibility
the third ranSacked the house, securing diamonds,
watches. sealskin sacques etc. valued at than
So 900. Locking the bleeding women in the cellar
the burglars cut the telephone wires and departed
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
PROHIBITION yoMINATIoNs NOT FILED.

Kingston. n. Y. Oct 15-The discovery was
made to-day that the Prohibition party in Ulster
County forgot to file it's nominations of county off,
and ssemblymen within the time required
by law, and therefore has candidates. For the
first time in twenty years there will be prohibit
ton party column the ticket In this county this
TaU
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16

THE SAME OLD CRY FOR DOUGH"
(Air: I'm Sitting on the Stile Mary'D
I'm sitting in the club. Van,
Where just four years ago.
told you very plainly
must have some more dough"
You didn't seem to kick. Van.
Indeed, you deigned to smile.
When I said was in politics
For money all the while.
-Four years have passed since then. Van.
And again need the dough
You know my own man Shepard
Has got to beat Seth Low.
Now. much depends on you. Van.
I'm sure you will not grudge
To spend your money freely
To make yourself judge.
There's one thing regret Van.
'Tis a source of grief to me.
That I've been forced to turn my back
On our old friend Asa B.
But now let's get to work Van,
Tax all the dives for dough-
And work the game for all it's worth
To beat-Jerome and Low
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
TWO SHIPS LEAVE NAVY YARD.

The batt1eship Retvzan. which IS being built for
the Russian government by the Cramps.
towed OF drydock No. at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday afternoon. Within week she will
go north for a speed trial or the OF Maine
The battleship Indiana left the yard yesterday
morning for winter cruise She started for
HAMPTON RnadA
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
NATIONAL CIVIC FEDERATION MEETING.

The first annual meeting OF the Industrial depart
ment OF the National Civic Federation will be held
IN this city December Is and II. The department.
organized at a national conference concilia-
ton and arbitration held in Chicago last December.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
PLANS FOR CHURCH UNION.
CONGREGATIONAL rEDERAr1ox PROPOSED A,

CoNGREGATToNAI3 FEDERATION PROPOSED AND
ACCEPTED BY DELEGATES.
Manchester. Oct. 15.-Dr. Joseph Parker
chairman OF the Congregational Union Of Eng
land and Wales proposed to-day the establish
rnent of a Federation Of Congregationalism
throughout the world under the title of the
United Congregational Church The assembly
voted that a committee should take steps imme-
dateIy to bring the subject before the subordi-
nate unions.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
KRUGER SAID TO BE SICK

Berlin. Oct. 15-The "Munchener Zeitung' to-
day prints a dispatch from Hilversum which
says that Mr.. KRUGER. in spite of all denials. is
severely i'll.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
o'NEILL TO HELP MCULLAGH.

.-U"sro ONeil. the policeman who was dis
missed from the force for protesting IN the face OF
DEFfy against shake down." has been ap-
ssalso. ssy11lso Deputy to John McCullagh, the State
srtea.hlenoent ~ OF Elections. O'Neiu has been TAX
Tarnmany --- N-40 campaign against
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
THINGS vorERs sBorJr,n p,y;o1,

10 the Editor OF The Tribune.
insist upon are:
ver,, ,sl-Ihat the ballot IS absolutely secret A
az ssest number Of people believe that the ballot
The H elector can be identhed by referring TO
delustioS..'' tiS.''hg list and Tammany encourages this
On ~ Many DO not observe that the number
into the pSdlot is torn OF before the ballot is put
Second-Employes OF the city can vote for Low
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
KING CONGRATULATES AuEER.
NEW RULER OF AFGHANIsTAN FORMALLY
Acknowledged BY INDIAs VICEROY.

Simla. oct. 15-The Viceroy. Lord Curzon of
KedIeston, has telegraphed 10 Habibullah Khan.
the new Ameer of Afghanistan, formally aC-
knowledging him as Ameer. and forwarding the
condolences and good wishes of King Edward.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
towns where revolutionary disorders are oc
occurring.
DEFICIT IN FRENCH BUDGET.
BoUNUEs ON sUGAR-MoNoPoLY OF Pc
TROLEUM.

Paris Oct 15.-The French Budget for 1902
read to the Budget Committee of the Cham
Der of Deputies to-day. shows deficit of go
100000 francs. of which 2OOOOO00 francs is
due to sugar bOunties. The committee adopted
a proposal giving to the State a monopoly Of
petroleum refining.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-16
LOW WARNS AGAINST ovERcoNFIpENCE

In his reply yesterday to delegation from the
associated Republicans OF the XIXth Assembly
District. Seth Low warned his supporters not 10 be
overconfdent. The delegation had called to inform
Mr.. Low and Mr.. Grout OF their Endorsement of
the fusion ticket and TO pledge to It their active
support. The committee was headed by Congress-
man William H. Douglass. and among those pres
ent were Lucius NJ. Stanton. chairman of the or
ganization; Frederick F. Waters William B.
Craigan. Warren c. Crane. Charles F. Hoffman
w B. Fuller. w. H. B. Totten, John Elderkin
Nathan Blur. George C. Bachelor and James
Wentz.
Mr. Low also received the Endorsement yesterday
Francoini.