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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
CAPTURE BOER CAMP.

Port Elizabeth. Cape Colony. Feb. p.
"A private message received here says
Scheipers Lager, near Willowmoore.
has been captured by the British. The
main body of the Beers was absent but
forty burghers and the whole Of the sup
plies We're taken.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
SECURITY NOT GOOD.
Korean Road Not Worth a Heavy Rus
sian Loan.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 27.-Information
comes from Seoul tina. Korea with Japa-
n-se support desired to borrow 5000. 900
ven, mortgaging her customs receipts as
security therefor. to purchase shares Of
the Seoul-Fouran railroad. but the
Russian representative in Korea. NJ
Pabloff. believing the road to be un-
profitable, prevented the transaction.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
EVARTS SOMEWHAT BETTER.

New York Feb. 27.-f,x-Senat VIM.
y. Evarts. passed a comfortable night.
1t was said at his home early today that
he was better than yesterday.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-27
REVENUE CUTTER FOR HAWAII.

WASHINGTON Feb. Ex-senator Cullom
TODAY gave notice of an amendment he
will propose Ia the sundry civil apprO-
priation bill providing for revenue
cutter for Hawaiian waters at q cost
not to exceed $2oo,0o
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
STAGE PEOPLE FROM ABRO4D.
NINE. LEHMANN. NINE. NoRuICA AND MISS
REHAH AMONG THE ARRIVALS
OF YESTERDAY.

The Aueuste Victoria. which arrived 2e'e EeS'7-
day had among is passengers III; . 1-l--. - -
mann who comes 70 America -oT eo-C73l ~
T. = -zo wears since she has been heard n ms
--.,-.-, On this tour Nine. L@hUar1 wii 20 70
-7.-v places waIch sAs has never before visited
and where she vii . heard II sons and wagner
recitaIs assisted 7y the pianist --e-l-o-1 -1= man
who arrived the same vessel
As Nine Lehman stepped - me steamer -
7-.s erected by a number q friends and me
va--7th o.. her reception :uiiy manifested ne Re-
gard II which she Is held Nine Lehman sald.
lam very sad = - here again ard have looked @
months must say ,-l---. - - -. <,-4 ~ --sv-
tine 20 decide - come toT an n.l 1910 .. :
te--trs have rot ssPE much for the last tWo Or
thres on:As As E25 jt1g kn ~ I1ne and t2e1 Vent
to my country place il the Jn5lnIa-.>S, ~ls1s -
exct1t at one concert tor charity given IN ne
summer Al STARTLING where NY country 2ooS9 -
and Iede-abend in Berlin Just before sailed
Nine Lehrnaun-s arst appearance this season WI
- - ? recital at Carnegie Hall OF Friday after
-oo7 In the course o. the season sc ~iI - lsard
in the following cites Bai'i-2oEI bos.or' b-.;@
t-,ts,-iiI. Milwaukee Minneapolis Nessyiiie New
R9rseste! s. Paul =. Louis. Syracuse. Troy
I2To,'o 6-tcs an, arrived he-e yesterday on the St
Ilouis she viii not siae WITH the Gral opera
Company this year but al. start n =" s G1 r, -
IL Cleveland. While IN Europe. besides resting II
ne Fa9s PTse Resn, Theatrs Prince Regent Leopod
q Bavaria. who was HTeseHt saw her oachl INC
vssr4rday on her arrival she received cable
dispatch engaging her foE the Covent Garden season
Miss Ada Rehan also returned from EgTs2e s9s %? o.
Know: what she would DO This season i don.
Know what snail Dc am al he disposition o ii oS 2.
ag.it1 az When / snow what Is wanted Of me
sssesy seSTs has o tae he Tb7ia %hch s-TiTed
trorn ITsrp9cl las, night s mas eoTs asTs to
where he viii appear on Monday night
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
THE MOTIVE OF CZOLGOSZ.
FXPERTS MID EXAMINED HIM SAY He
THOUGHT He DID HIS DUTY


rsl14aso >lov DIS Fowler O-eEo and f-;'2a- II
the specialists who were requested = -'-7''
Torrey Penney - examine t7'o ''e 12e.-- -
tio1 y Leon :. Cz0lgosz. he ASSASSIN es -.
NcNt-lev have made --olt- -hai- -3E1oEl- III -
they say = -he -@su-I q trelusr; eNa'a----',
CzalEosz o: -ae reports = - "atSt'Fr> A. -
behavior il court. rhat -1ss @7's -
be was sane a. The -i--st p 74a--'- - =
when - shot -he f'-eS.1--- 5-.a "-7-- --
trial -
rs 6-st exa-n1Ia-i7r to7N E.sle '7's -, -
after rhe commission O. ne 1---'r -. ..-..--
Nas St--i li-----..'-.+- 80 | -- -~-,---s-
During 'ae IS -, 49, "a. -
answered caes-.o--s --eeS--z---1--'- - -.
.,-s-~s ---a cautious sd -sSs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
--- =----- ar--r-E-- -HS -rTNo--
1e mas q e.-.-','. $500. - rD-.-s~. .ra x-S-
DAYS exs-..rz-sc- - sa:5 - 2-s-7sl A'--.--- -
-s- - = - +z.-s zF-r- - cane = 81
1z-o- ne -el'-.- -----
-pe %-S- s----z--H
---- v-ss-a-s - re
E7-zssss-- = * .--c - Temps = - -. =
Hi-l So - S1-7e ,e --S - : -z--Es---.st
~ 80 -tE1- --5--sl 50 =
gre- = 0-- --y Es1- = = s-[----s - Is-s-
re 5o1-. -r0s 7-t ~ 60 a. -. = - - !-
ke-c1-et ofe- = 49, -7-s<--s-- NJ c-e szw
- CO = SiS 80 S-2As l5-,-> 49,
7 szc- E-- ----E ----5--'.e- 10 49, -
- -,---- -Ae- res - . say rat GO E0sz l2C
lie Fsk''R - - ,.-.--- - - vas
lee- sa-V-r --'~-9-- - --A.-s
-v-z------= vez-s @. he ~2S IS N---e-> u --~
>N7--- =, - - his country
S-z>S . ---1 : <--As-x 49, - czs-
E-G q c1e -e-lE-c-- . - -----F-@ - :.
=ss e-s- ne - made -Ae acquaintance O Al
.-- -.-- - .---=-.= N=-- . heir meet
z-o1istc -e2Isfs q. - =. =. .,-,-- -+--e
=, =---s= 80 -Aeo-ses Ee vas consistent u his
- = --,--A-- - =+- - Aez.-ve - gov
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
CEASE FROM CITY TO CITY ENDS.
--------z--s ARREST An ALLEGED EstBEzzI-EF
AFTER --yo YEARS OF CONSTANT
SEARCH FOR HIN
SEARCH FOR HIN.

George F.she- over whose head the-e haS oeeH
he-sf-z : charge q e1nbezzieTent s-roe Oc'ooe''
-see vas captured ty the police YESTERDAY
Detectives from headquarters have been On re
,-,-.-.- - rTsre- following him from Buffalo %
boston. rom Boston . Philadelphia. ard from
Fhuz6e7hia . Pitts,u-g- But they ~ere arrays
: LITTLE 700 late. and i vas Eot u1t-l yesterday
nat Fisher was arrested by Detective Ee-lihE II
-.--z=-s store o. -Ie B7ze-y. where h found him
s-,7.ove5 as : 1ookk-e7e-. There II vas SAID oy
ne proprietor hat Fisher had given The best q
satisfaction and i vas great surprise 20 ne pro
r-ie-o- 70 learn that h vas employing Al al
legged erbezzle-. -, --.,-
For i've years previous - October; lSS-, t-sleT
KS 4---lovei NooEkesr-- ~ ne i-sstT-ca-
goods firm of " Dazta1. q No - E;on o9-1Ee-
While filing this position Il 5 alleged maj n en-
f.zzle6 money amounting - $s'fi AccoT4i-E =
-he -o,ice his method vas - raise ne nm
--z-Gs IN The <zu ~ 80 his accounts were s-s-
carred q being crooked. aC5 a. expert accountant
-zs 9y-- o. them Before a-N report nae been
-a6= : . said that Fisher disappeared y 2sn a.
-4e-e5 Fisher tol5 Detective Eer-.hy mat he vas
tired q dCtE1E from one cltE % zlo'hef anu Nes
clz1 that = al over
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

r-ar River Mass Nov- lSr@--z-.--'cz- 1850
-z-o-t that Ire total sa--> i --e 2---- >-'--
amounted - fully -. ~ pieces. =: 81 = 49,
o--5s and he 5z.znce regulars --s -=E--a- 80
z-s-. purchased by the brokers q y s. y 7---z-
~ re s-E --tcl % - cents es-z---s1sI - -
ss-,v n ne weeks trading ! -e1---e . -
5os-rs vas TIE Withdrawal O. ----S-@- = =
r,o-5e--s brokers OF Is standing o-sr - -7z--77
10 either contract or srC- ls--s-E- = -
ar F-i5sv he ot.e- wss -s-eTe- --- - -
zo- o. immediate deliveries - 80 Sz-~S = -
- o. - .a<- few weeks have 2-z-t-=-t ga
,,, all he spot regulars that 0s-s o. -=---
-na only effect the rev oEte- 1ss O. --e 7---A=- =
-rs- % maintaining the 2-lce al t-@ l-7S7--
+--,-a Tre settlement ot JEe ---ea-s-@- 1857 =
-,T-nance 5v he action = re -s1tLe D------- 80
votinE not % strike VII. = : oele'eI- --'e
eject q. largely increasing re sales = 80 =
,his market n the near future 5cth s@--=--
-.--a-s have been awaiting he o-'cc-1e -
-,rva-7a-r - secure increase = N--S> -
NJ >i-- -Faf- orders To- ne s--l1S l-a-1-
fuva-s looked upon W Borden 2--c---77>
80 ,-oI1,-ta-v- increase made n rs So = =
I--fva movement. ire purpose o E1-c- -
80 market for printed tac-lcs t.1o-> =
-. Na,Ts are 2reI-y vel cles1ec - a. -
<-~-r-e-s rere look for . heavy o->--S>>
ri-,a forward az fairly profitable 2-lcvs -
: being maintained bE DAHL-z-- ---I->--
ma-kar = steady and s--C-E a. = go -
Ia-S win odd counts the same a as N-A
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
VAN WICK TO BLAME. SAYS MOSS.
THE RFFORMER DECLARES THE MAYOR
CANNOT SHIFT THE BLAME TO
OTHER SHOULDERS

Frank Moss was the principal speaker al rhe last
session os ;se downtown branch OF The Republican
club Al No. 374 Bowery- last night
7 came down here tonight 10 bring you news
that an avalanche i going 10 hit lis town next
TUESDAY he said
r., he described the avaIanches Of the Swiss
AIrs and said mat the difference between them
and me one which coming here that
the latter would do the people good. while those IN
The Alps injured the people
-Four years ago" ne continued There were
good many crooks and tTanaps parsding about
shouting fer JOY, because Van WICK had been
elected There viii be & Cnancs tor ne decent
people 10 parade this yeaC an WICK : the man
CIV he cannot shift The blame 20 other shoul-
T@-s I9every conducted himself according TO IEc
-419eS laid down for him OF course. he strikes
6sck at his hunters Would you have any respect
- Wor which walked into this room and. when
ssssfl.6 with sticks and stones didn't strike back
Tharss what Devery - He IS brave beast
I-ha-les Flalsey Moore a r Quick and S. H
~eFS7 smoke
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
ZACH THOUGHT OTHER OWNER
Two R-P--sB-E MONT VERNON MEH COZ
INTO \ s-RAHGER's BUGGY -AND ENJorED
THEMSELVES UNTIL CAUGHT

James ". Ricr and William Coyle two absent
minded citizens O: Mount Vernon. the rictirs
os AZ amusing i-ctEe-; YESTERDAY. which resulted
in ire arrest % ore q rh@n :o- horse stealing
The police ~ Mount Vernon saw that che >asa is
ne most unusual taey hare ever had although il
: something hat -.sAt happen 70 any t~c cIt!-
zezs- Rtch : real estate dealer. and has p!ac=
ot business near the po-rctlrs II Mount Vernon
Coyle who i 4 former Mount Yer. OF .lyery-nan
had lot which he wished 70 auction of and zent
R!chs ONCE 70 get him look st II
While Coyle tke zeal estate ot7lce -ra king
arrangements to- th= sale of The lot Letter Carrier
Trenchard. who delivers the mai: IN The outlying
section OF East Chester. II TIE Bronx. drove -
- ;he poStot7ce and. tytng his horse went inside
While the letter carrier was i the 9ostot1Ce the
two rea emerged from the reaI estate once with
me intention % taking a drive TO lock over the
property that Coyle wanted TO sell. Rich. seeing
rae buggy n fronr o. re postoHce thought = be
lo.ged = Coyle. and gor n. Coyie. Who supposed
hat Rich owned the rtS. sprang IN with HIN ara
they drove away - S!Xth-st. q mile distant
The men drove about for an hour and were 50
busy cozversirg about the proposed auction that
hey never referred 10 the rig They were
coming back 10 Mount Vernon when RicI. or
reaching his 1ome. said that ne would get oQt and
Al right replied CoyIs- '.Bu- vaat SHAH do
Ny rig Exclaimed the real estate man Why.
CGyIe said that ne never saw il before and the
men then discovered that they had made mistake
leave TIE RIG where he found it. and Rich said ne
would cone along later and explain The matter IN
BIZ
Meanwhile. Treachard had discovered his loss
He reported = 70 the police no notified The ai-
joining police oePartments Of New-York YonEers
aad Rochelle. and also sent men 70 lock
<or the thte<- Sergeant Marx walking along
Ta.rd-st-. when re net Coyie driving aIorE WIS
the missing r1g. and stopped him. Before Coyls
coul6 explain. MARI Jumped in the -ts and placed
him under arrest for being e horse thief He then
drove the prisoner TO the psice station and Wa
about TO lock hin Gp despite his protests yh.r
NJ Rich appeared and verified the story that n.
-fg had taken by mistake
After hearing the story Of the TWO men Chlet
Foley said that the incident wss tk= --st ~ ne
kind that had his notice He turned
the horse and buggy iae letter carrier " no
being nearly hours lste with The man hurried
z9sT without waiting receive spoIoE.es OF
1as who ulcoasciously borrowed his rtS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
4 St000.000 RE4LTT COMPANY,
PRo0K-yH CONCERN -UsT INCORPORATED
HAS BROAD CHARTER, INCLUDING
BUILDING OF CANALS AND

TIE Realty Associates q Brooklyn Is ne Ha'''s
O. = oa-noany incorporated with TIE secretary O
safe yesterday. = cCrst-ic; oI-.1i2ES- "'-T-s'
zo-5s canals tunnels and Warehouses ne cap
- < 5. ca 5.a Th@ directors a-e Frank Hai.sE
rss--v Rs-te--nar Felix Campbell and Martin
.Toos- @. Brooklyn. George G N!-ia''1s' r-'s-'-N
Potter Charles \. Peabody. AleNa1IeT r Ut
frs-e--4 = Kelsey. Augustus \ jril'ta7d' Jo2a
= Hicks. Charles =. Henderson John t1-seHo--S7-
Charles : Brown and Douglas Robinson o. New
York and El.s =. Williams. q PA'-a1e-i-.@
.--ra Realty Associates has received broad
-A7-.e-~ said NJ Bailey last night - his nome
No - C,:--c--a~e- Brooklyn. o-t % ne F'tS
80 ~ shah etve -he -nos- q cur attention 70 ,'@
..--1.sa = improved real estate We shall acquire
Is-5 - 70 particular section. and boom 70 par
--.,7a- -etEhbo-hood Nos - ne directors Q. ne
-0--7z-v a-e z present connected "i'-' '-7 --''-
C,-.7-arIee ard T-I.s- COMPANY --... r7-.zi-
.---s following officers have beer -.
- ToL- = Hicks. v.ce-P-esi6e--- Frank ha-.sF
50 ss--E-=-v Clarence H he-ssE V1o : Pc
So ne Ts-ls Guarantee and I IS -.-Fz'-
- ~s75-sI stock % which $7'','-'. 11s ,[ -.
z-ss oze-s,1 hs--1te6. - Te SO. -'~1~-H
60 ~ main business of-7cs i ErcoA-l1-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03

10. - 5757 -tC% = ~
80 4[5 5Es-=5=-s
TIE BrPT0y HOLMES LEcT-FES.

Burton Holmes -1s lecturer O --zr=-- ~ seq
his -i--r regular season C---z--- - - S---=-
baker . NoveC-cz- = Dung - S---e- V
Holmes has been around re T--41- sz---E 80
New-Yo-k CT AP-.l = z-1 returning = c---zz7
OF October Il NJ Ec--es r-S--=1 = S=-z-s---=
Finland and Poland --sS= ~-- ---- - -c--
- - - r-----e N-z--z- - T--zz z-E : VS.
- - nome y CONT ---s-c- z@--- -=-=--z- -
-a second lecture rs ----E -=----= -sz-=z . e2-
r.r.z-ces q r.s --zz cvs- --z ---= . - --=1s-
siberia, railroad --e crossing = Lzza 5z--=-
and -5e tourney down ~ A--- E-v=-- re 80
ot PekI-- a-t surrounding country ---1- - '7z-r
~ 80 <-r-,-. -e----s VIE Cc-=z al : cz---z-
rs-v S-9uL Gloss r1s s=--=S. V1--- " HONS
entries = N-w Way A----l --= N----
NJ Holmes vas accompanied = oscar 5s--7'-
T14p1,4 Who hzs ben lts lantern cp@-z-c- - "a
,ae-s j. series = --o--c- pictures taken - --7-
- ---s- lands viii give realism = u ---@s=
5a---,7-s77 Zach lecture ~ = ----s--a-@- -
So, -5---es .-o-. these negatives a. -1---a- =
Ms Helen y S-=ve-s7-- ~ -T= Ts=-s -
t5ol-7as -. -e---r= = -l= v------T = -------
F-v-s-z-o- Milwaukee Ee-os1z AZ -=-z-2----z
owns T-e We weeks t-;-ov--E ---S---zS ~
- -a,-7--S . 3 series II Denver = ----= 7-A-s-s
60 v+--eap7,ts and = PAU Or Jz--z-E = -
Holmes cones East -ec---l-z = Ds--c-- ---S--7
=-5 rSer,f-7-e WitE he c=E-----E = -s-- : =
r. -zs-s = -H= Academy @ N->-c- -------- -
- r1s Columbia Theatre NzS---S-----
S-,SLI,-- T-z-5r-a q A--s and Sc.=-c=S 500 -
AZ DAYS Theatre NsT-4c-h a. = = ----
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
NEW PASTOR FOR all SOULS.
d l WARD BRIGHAM VII s----EEo TIE REV
JOHN COLEMAN ADANs-wILL TAKE
CHARGE ~ DECEMBER

TIE Rev ! ward Brigham g Ro-5esre-. MINI
Aas been called . The 2ss-orate g Al Souls mi
-e-szHst Church. brooklyn. = succeed the Re-
To-- Coleman Adams. AL Souls Church has Rad
CIV 40 pastors NJ iasc thirty years Il :
-.-e.y free from debt and has valuable church
properly
M Brigham =ss born ii West Dover y. OF May
= -s5 = 1855 - VS. graduated ron Lombard Col
1eEe Ca esb.-g III and i -SSs -ook rs medical de-
gree = Chicago. II -s5 - completed Theological
course II s. lawrence University. Canton. y Y
During the lss- year % RE course he had charge
q 2 parish 2, Natural Bridge. y Y. from which
- vas called = assume charge o. Grace Church.
Rochester. MIN NJ B-tghau's father To:-
ve-szls- minister NJ Brigham preached II a!
Souls Church weeks ago and made ts~ora BE
.-p-essio-- Ee vii probably assume his rev
charge the first week IL December lie is married
AID lss children daughter and
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
FULLERTON REGzIys CONSCIOUSNESS,
7E -o--E- NOW o. RECOVERY CF HE
WORST INJURED y TIE AUTO
MOBILE WRECK.
MOBILE WRECK

1f-eo-z L-7-g Island. NJ. o-A- Re Nassau
---z-.--r .,-=y = rs sid -hzc three vi-r--s
q -5e automobile accident a = =S-11-E we-- a..
doing vel. a-d ;ha- there vas hardy any do1o'
% ne complete recovery q = Z, Fullerton. Who
: -he 7-o-sr injured - ne tn-ee- Ny Fullerton
became s--y conscious today to- rhe 4-st ---ne
since -he accident
-=e asked ne nurse vAz- had happened saving.
VIA: did ~ do- Did nv . climb rec
When rold about ne acci5en; he asked = Fol-1isr
had brought Gh@n -Esre- = : sad hat t-St
--e.-.-s . re collision ~t-h rhe locomotive NJ
Fullerton had been te-..-- us companions about
re dangers 0, -he Wes-o--y crossing. and hos
-he railroad company had desired . nave ne E-ace
crossing done away Viii hUt had been cc2o~e1 by
re -ox- officials While ~ stiA taking on
tie subject -hey reached re va and he crash
! 9 Bz.che.6e- and : 4 Ge--.e, -he others
Injured are getting along finely
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
FORMAL N HENt
~ OPPOSITE N SOCIAL FxvIR6HMENT.~ WAS
THE PLEASANT DINNER TO G6oF.iE
JULIAN zoINAT. The SCULPTOR

dinner formal IN menu and rhe direct opposite
II social environment the invitations expressed
Il was given az the Club, No 8 West Thirty
tou-th-s evening 70 George Julian ZolaAy me
sculptor in honor cf his recent decoration oy the
King u Runansa. As the Invitations stated, the
dinner was rather informal bu, il was wholly &C.
Nghtful Many guests were present % greet MY
Zolnay who thanked them in a brief address foE
rha honor done him All the guests were decorated
before the dinner over with original and Ian-
tzstic badges necklaces. etc
IN. committee who arranged The affair were the
<oIiovtnc. Nessrs Alexander Rice Mckirn. Will
s9- storm J. C5reealsst Thorpe. William 3 = Al
.asen and Hubert NCs.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
HFE TENT CAR
oN-v cH- y WHICH \ UNIVERSITY Ezs AZ N
--zES- Is HCv y THIS CRY

-=EES- NCT y THIS CRY
: -=z--y designed railway rzs1 ca. "--1H "zS
r-.- z- -h- Burnside sroPs q tie Elirois Central
2es--zr Chicago. about yea e5v. = -oF - ne
f--~-S Central station The ca- Is Ges gid - tes-
-he hauling poV n locomotive also - test ine
scan -z-s-5-- : i ozTeE 5o----t y EEe l----2S
s-=----f Railroad and r. University = I.lCc.s a1G
: = --e=s-- = -1e service q che NJ ho-- Ce--
r-sl z-1 E-5sc- River road
4l-h7-CH several railroads cw1 cars u this scr
= c7leEs o-hs- -hs- he University . Illinois has
az .--e-ss- = -T5 Students = II li-,-7ts
college Ee-e assist Il TIE working @ ne car
TIE a. finely z--z-EeG VIII = complete 81 =
s-rz-z-Us Co measuring --at- resistance. al.o-
graphic rack Inspection locomotive road cest air
1-zke tests s-c station -ests The ra- designed
---Ee- - direction q W---.z1 RenscEz- S-Ps-t--
zcl--s-E = ~ Illinois Ts---z- Raj
-csz z-E EEWE-E c-l--il-- instructor RAILWAY
mechanical s-E--=e---E r. University - I---Cs
-le 60 : about = <e=- -C-E. z-C L6s been Cut-
re-- hsz--y order % withstand ne rough age
: ~ receive = -he heaVlss- freight se-Ti-s- I
fzs b=e- here about z vees G16 vii remain Igo
g three
! zzs 6e-set -hs- the NeH-yo-k Central s16
Hudson River Railroad had any intention 0. buy
t-E -he - is cT-- CSe-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
TRIED TO BRIBE N4TAL OFFICER
CONTRACTOR CONVICTED N BEookLHN-
THREE OFFICIALS REFUSED OFFER


4 7u-y II he United States Circuit Court, Rrooh
lvr has found 2. g Anderson. contractor Fui-tH
q attempting - bTIbe officials % The navy F-1o'
and recommends that clennency Be shown * 'hs
court because the navy ya-i officials encourage
him u continue negotiations 10 brioe tneHa- ne
Vas held ii Sloao hail by Justice Thomas foT sen
-e-ce
Anderson. who had CONTRACT with the govern
rreuE % furnish : az pounds % brass castings 10Y
-,Ss y the Brooklyn Navy Yard, amounting 10
s $50 was charged with Offering S-'S - The ON
c5als = ~ yard n the form of o-toeS !; illeE
would PASS upon inferior goods and receipt -o7
material not Get-e7e6 He negotiated 'h'olS"
Lieutenant Wllfred Y. PoHetsor. who Is n charge
q ne electrical bureau ana member O. me
red OF = Lieutenant PcveIScCs private of11er
wAtch < separated from the other o'Hoes -
-Aia partition. Through ;his partition Lieu
tenant FoUslso- cy:t : s-1ai. hole and st@,le-,e
cHc s-e1osra pliers near =. a-c Ntt,i- Hes. -
conversation. which was taken down ~
C--s5 i Co---. Special co0Ce>t-orS W
made Es-- tie C-f5Ce telephone WHEREBY II. 90
ss-:o- could p heard by witnesses over re -
TIE evidence showed that Anderson a0 at,rll.t-'
= rr.be Lieutenant Po7rsl>o-- : p l-2Ses y 70 :
Fs-h refused rhs alleged bC.oeS without SHOWING
that the other attempts hs6 been MADE
TIE --a xi----r penalty -C- re oF-er,s : ---tV-
years II ?-So- and E0e three times ne a-,-t =.
q -Ae N-the offered which II ms case "1-t-
amount . s5.1..'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
naRasH RoaD GgTs OHAH4 AND SI. L9CLS

Tba transfer Of The Omaha and :, Lo--S H--
-,as n -na wabash Railroad Company S@S -
r!eted Yesterday and the WzoaS- S2llol-S =
- o7e-s-e the road Lzst night AZ -2s1--z--
new Omaha dlvis:oa mortgage @ l'e
- "a a soon a. m bonds Se>--s~
=, ,n,s mortgage are engraved The ho16s-s Q -
Trrs- Company certificates o1 oe7osl' %
omaha and s. Louis bands WI -e>e-Vs '-S-- -
ro-rtcn o. the new Walsh bonds = : = 70 -
rrar rhesa nex bonds al. x - ne -2-.-> = -
I-niou Trust Company y Dscslnoe- . 80
FEs- frtz-=st frc-1 October : ~ s---
=. C--sLs 80 = Louis Railroad sx-e11S -
f~9tI-cfI BIurs Iowa. Pstto-sTl-le NO -
$500 - Ts5 -iIeS Il ~sES .nIo -ecS1Vs-
in Jauuary Is0o. II AECusE. 1ssl- t1e v go -
rad Company arranged 70 purchase i-e - 80
+CrscloS1,-e the G=posii.nE bc.6hc-oe-s e 49,
= 1s- cert II new wabash ~ PeT ee1@
issued The property
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
POSTMASTER At COLCMBT4 REAPPOTNTED.
Washington. Nov The President has reap
POINTED : : Ensor postmaster ~ Columbia. : c
DEMOCRATS HISS Tsuu4yy.

Hzcke1sack y J. Nov. : fspecsaD.-Jar-ss 4 c
johnson q Englewood, made a serious mistake
last night when he introduced Tam1nanys name
into his speech a. Democratic meeting here
Johnson 2s @ the Democratic candidates for
Assembly. and. after declaring hi-asett - =
thorough Democrat said y Southern Demo
cat. too and he arst Thing did after reaching
St--fork was 20 2oln IEnaDaEy- The audience
Cd no. Ike his remark a-6 hissea ,he sneaEe-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
no INDICTMENT 4G4IyST DR. 7rBBS

The grand .1-y q Union County y. ;. which has
3asr adjourned after investigating the charges
against Dr. " p Tubbs. q Wesiheld. ~ Miss !
B Tho-ue declined End Indictment against
re physician and cxo.erzted him Dr. Tubs feels
That ne has been completely Tindica:sd b. the
grand tury's sc:i1n II 6ts-ntsstnz the charges
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
TEE oPERt SrRscRTPTroS

TIE Maurice G-zu Opera Company E1zoUnces
hat -he -tu-- s0- CO subscribers renew thei-
subscriptions -he coming s-esc- tie Metro
r,oEs-a- Ope-a House elapsed yesterday. erd that
re Subscription department to- rev subscribers
~ ore- = The lobby q 1As Metropolitan Op--a
House Tomorrow - a The season q grand
oue-z xii consist q for-y-fo-r performance
+-f-rr--hree n5Eh=s 1-d els-e1 --z-s-ess<o .
ef..- C,rr.-z z pe-so6 % eleven weeks beginning
Ssr-sEN eKertrE. Dece-.her =
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
VIII SUCCEED Or. WBRIDE-
- E-~ JAMES = s-G-R Has HAD VIDE TX
z-z-->,--wAS II c = SECRETARY

- >-z---5z, Es--5z- church. - Brooklyn has
e,-e-ses 4 --a-:--ous cal 70 the Rev James 2
SAT- = he F.-s- Baptist church Eacke1sack.
: = sscceeE ne Re- II Samuel N7H-lcs,
10 resigned so-e -l-1a Ego 70 accept onS . '--@
s--s-z-vsr50s = -1e American Sa---s- Missionary
z--so- NJ star <o- -1-ee -ez-s secretary q
-he Young Mems Christian Association g Mount
Vernon Y Y and -Po1 entering IT, ministry oe-
r--,e assistant II re Rev- d. 4 u Sanders. then
- - Madison sre-ce ESar-;sr Church. Te-
ef-1f-z NAT plzre . - = HachensaCk
New-York tribune., 1901-11-03
cgrs MORE OPTIONS OK coal LANDS

s--ou-ce-nea- made Il Wan Street ysster-
csv rhs- TIE Poczho-tas Ccsl and Coke Company
had co-npse-ed .:s Lard r--ehsses ~ taking - o.
tso-s or about 71s.7 Ecres- his with ne zo055
acres z-c1f-e5 1ss- week gives ire company fully
- crs< together With -siircac fran htses a-d
czae- rorc-sssorls = which declared De
ez.ec4zlly TslGzhle-