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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-25

Vessels Chartered for and on the
Way to Hawaii from
New York.
California, Am. stmr., Morrison, 37f6.
Oregonian, Am. stnir., new.
American. Am. stmr.. Mcdonald. $500.
Foohng Suey, Am. blk, ,Willett, 1886.
cardiff.
Knross. Br. sh.. Scott. 1899.
Antwerp.
Sirene, Ger. sp.. Sauermilch. 1410.
Sydney.
VIM. H Smith. Am sh-. Colly, 1911.
Hamburg.
Hilston. Br. sp., Joslin. 1898.
Glenerieht. Br sp., Quinn, 2216.
Bremen.
Argus. Br. sp., Hunter, 154s.s
Newcastle, Aus.
Emily Reed, Am. sh., Baker, 1866.
Honolulu. Am schr., Stokkebye, s5S.,
Lahaina-
Jos. l. Eviston. Am. bkt-, wirsche
lect. 662. Kihei.
". II. Talbot, Am. schr., Benneche
743. Lahaina
NJ. Winkleman, Am. bkt. Gus'mson,
4s2. kfhei.
Louisiana Am sh-, Halcrov, 134S.
Wm- Bowdsn, Am. schr.. Fjerem. 6s5
Hecla. Am. sp-. Nelson. 1885.
Battle Abbey, Br. hk., McChiie. 1865
Ariel. Am. schr.. Slater, 6sT.
Alex. Mcneil. Am. bk., Ekren. $40.
King Cyrus. Am. schr.. Johnson. S2l
Gen Fairchild. Am. bk.. Ellis. 1907.
Reaper. Am bk-, Saletzke. 1858.
H. D. Bendixon. Am schr., Olsen, SO
Chas- B. Kenney. Am bk-. Anderson,
1e14.
Tnvincibie. Am sp-. Mackenzie, 1856,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-25
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
TWO NEW cHIcAGo-yEW-roRK TRAINS.
NEw.YoRK STATE SPECIAL TO RUN TO THIS CIT
A TRAIN IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION.

NEw.YoRK STATE SPECIAL TO RUN TO THIS CITY
A TRAIN IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION.
Chicago oct 2S-General Passenger Agent Rug
giles Of the Michigan Central. announced to-day
that, beginning November Z. two new trains Will
be placed i'm service between Chicago and New
York and the time OF a third train between the
same cities will be cut two hours and forty five
minutes. The most important feature will be the
retention Of the train known as the "Pan-Ameri-
can Special" and the extension OF this service to
New-York and Boston.
The new train will be called the New-York State
Special. The time Of leaving Chicago Will be- $50
p. m daily. and the time Of arriving in New-iork
s:45 p. m, making a twenty-sX hours and fifteen
minutes train The time OF arrival at Boston
will be II 80 p. m. At Buffalo the New-York and
Boston sleepers will connect with a new train
on the Neyv-York Central making a through train
all the way. The New-YOTk Central train Will
split Albany. the sleepers being attached there
TO New-York and Boston trains.
The second train viii be westbouni special 10
run in connection with the New-York Centrars
fast mail train No. 3. which leaves New-Iork at
s:45 a m and arrives at Chicago AT 80 n. m. This
train will carry through sleeper from Newly ork.
which will connect at Buffalo with the train "op-
posite' the New-York State Special. and bring
Ii into Chicago either 750. the time OF the Lake
Shores fast mail al s o'clock n. m. This will
make a westbound service between the two cities
OF twenty-four hours and Ave or fifteen minutes.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
CHICAGO GAS CONSOLIDATION raLID

Chicago. Oct. 2s.-Judge Hanecy in the Circuit
Court to-day declared valid the gas consolidation
act OF 1897 by which number OF gas companies
were merged with the Peoples Gas Light and
Coke Company. The matter before the court was
petition, "by the people" and State Attorney
Deneen for quo warranto proceedings to comDeI
the Peoples Gas, Light and Coke COMPANY 10
show by what authority II operated. the Complaints
averrfng that the consolidation was invalid
Judge Hanecy vacated previous order by Judge
Tuley allowing the bringing OF quo warranto pro-
ceedings, and dismissed the case. In so doing ba
said the question was not so much one OF the
rights of the people as individual rights Were tbc
consolidation act unconstitutional the court de-
clared. the people would not be benefited as the
ten original companies would resume business mn
der their old franchises. when the price OF gas
ranged from 81 p 20 50 80 a thousand feet instead
of 81 10. as at present. The will be appeaIed
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
FELLED BY FRANTIC HORSE
BONES OF MAN AND BOY BROKEN IN
BROADWAY-FRIGHTE AM
NAL CAUGHT BY A LAD.

Two persons were severely injured and score
OF pedestrians put to flight last evening when a
runaway horse attached TO a newspaper de-
livery wagon dashed down Broadway at top
speed creating excitement until he was caught
by young boy.
Paul Cellar the driver of the wagon, was de-
livering papers at the stand in the Marlborough
Hotel. The horse became frightened at an au-
tomobile. and started TO at mad pace.
At Thirty -fourth-st. the wagon struck cross
town car knocking two men from the rear plat
form. But the impact was not enough to check
the animal. and he kept on. the wagon swerv-
ing from one side OF the street to the other
striking vehicles that were passing along
John J. Casey. sixteen years old. messenger
boy. of No 505 West Forty-frst-st.. and George
Swift OF No 3o4 Sherman-ave.. Jersey CITY
Heights. were crossing Broadway at Thirty
third-st when the runaway horse came dashns
down Broadway at its breakneck pace Inc
two tried TO reach the other sid of the street.
but before they had gone two PAGES the morse
was upon them Both were knocked TO the
pavement. and the wheels of the wagon passed
over their bodies.
Casey's left leg was broken in two places ana
he sustained severe contusions about the 1ace
and body. Swift received a fracture of the right
leg lacerations and contusions ABOUT the hedu
and body. and internal injuries.
A large crowd of shoppers and working girls
saw the accident. Several women tainted
man ran from the sidewalk and grabbed the
bride. but the horse tossed his head III 'le
air vrenched the line free and swerved INTO
Sixth-ave. Crowds of people were crossing the
street at the time. and many narrowly escaped
being run down.
Dashine from one side OF the street TO the
other the animal kept on. At Thirty y-hrst-st the
wagon became wedged between an elevated PHI
lar and an ice wagon where II was demoilsheu.
The horse kicked furiously, and before any one
could grasp the bride he had broken loose from
the harness and started TO run again ne
turned down Thirty-irst-st.. and ran toward
Seventh-ave. In the middle of the block Her.
man Levene fourteen years old OF NO l3o
Monroe-st.. ran into the street and caught hold
Of the horse. He was dragged nearly one nun
dred feet hut he hung TO the broken bride
until the horse came 10 standstill
A hurry call had been sent 10 the New-forK
Hospital. and Casey and Swift were removed in
an ambulance by DR.. Wells. Cellar was taken
10 Jefferson Market court by Policeman Waters
and arraigned on technical charge OF assault.
The magistrate held him for examination on
November II.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
JEERS AND YELLS IN CHURCH.
CONGREGATION OF FIRST UNITED PREsBY.
TERRAIN CHURCH AT ODDS OVER
ELDERS WHO REFUSE TO RESIGN.


The congregation Of the First United Presby-
terien Church. at No. go West Thirty-fourth-
St, met las: evening 20 consider the adoption Of
an overture TO the Presbytery OF the New-York
United Presbyterian Church. The overture was
in the case of three elders Of the church
Matthew T. Lindsay. James d. Crawford and
Thomas McCook, who had been asked TO re-
sign, but who had refused TO do So The congre-
cation was pretty evenly divided for and against
the elders and the opposing factions in their full
strength occupied opposite sides OF the vestry,
where the meeting held.
AS soon as the secretary finished reading the
minutes Of the previous meeting a son OF
Matthew T. Lindsay. the chief elder tried to
speak in behalf OF his father. but before he had
said dozen words his voice was drowned by the
laughter and loud talking OF the other party.
Several men and women on both sides i,,mpad
to their feet and tried 10 gain the attention OF
the chairman, the Rev. Mr.. Anderson
After some time OF this sort of thing the chair
man succeeded I'm getting nominated a commit
tee TO appeal to the Presbytery, after which amid
shouting. jeeTs and objurations the meeting was
adjourned
member OF the church who was asked about
the cause OF all the trouble said that the onI,,
course for complaint against the elders was the
allegation OF the pastor that they wished 10 Ike
too much Of the control OF the church into their
own hands. The elders propose to appeal 10 the
Presbytery for setting aside of the action or
the congregation.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
Rallroaos.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers ST..
as follows, and 3 minutes earlier from w. esd St:
900 A. NJ. Daily-Sold tain for Buffalo 3 p NJ.
Binghamton. Waverly. Elmra and Bradford. Coaches.
Parlor Car and Cafe Dining Car O Buffalo.
.3O p NJ Daily-Chicago Lmited-Fast Mail-Sold
train Chicago. arriving - NJ Cleveland 40
A. NJ sieepers to Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
Car.
83o II. NJ. Daiiy-Bunalo and Cleveland Express
Arr Buffalo To5 Bradford 100 100 Youngs-
town 1877 a.. NJ. Cleveland r NJ. Sleepers
Bunalo OIL city and Cleveland Cafe Car.
BIO p NJ Daiy-Solid train for Binghamton.
Wavery. Elmlra Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago.
yINICKETs. LOCAL. TIME CARD AND PULLMAN AC-
CoMMoDATIoN at Ill. Ii3. 26l 500 and 1850 Broad
way l5I East l2Sth ST., and 2T3 West l2Sth ST. Cham
Sers and West 2Sd ST Ferries New York Ss3 and $50
fulton ST.. 9s Broadway BROOKLYN 122 River ST.. Ho-
boken and Jersey city Station. New
calls for and checks baggage destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
PENNSYLVANIA DIVIDEND UNCHANGED.
NO EXTRA TO BE DECLARED THIS wEEK-wHAr
STOCKHOLDERS HAVE RECEIVED.

Philadelphia. Oct 2s (SpeciaD-A director and
also a vce-president OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company said to-day that there would be no in
crease in the dividend rate which would be de-
clared on Friday. For some time past there has
been considerable conjecture the Street In rela-
ton TO what the next dividend on the Pennsylvania
Railroad stock would be. Many persons believed
that the directors would declare the same as they
did last November. q. per cent regular and l per
cent extra. The director OF the company said
there would be no change. the company was
spending a large amount money and would need
IL in making many improvements.
The company expects to begin work next year on
a change of grade and the elimination OF grade
crossings of the line through Washington and the
construction OF large union station in that city
There will also be large amount OF work done
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
road. and in all probability the tracks through
Chester and Wilmington will be elevated and new
stations erected
The company's first semi-annual dividend this
wear Pa per cent, and subsequently the stock
holders had the privilege of subscribing the new
stock at a price considerably below the market
quotations With this and the dividend about %
per cent has been given the stockholders so far
this
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
STEEL RAIL MEN TO ACT INDEPENDENTLY
POOL NOT DISSOLVED But MAJORITY WANT TO
ADVANCE PRICES.

Pittsburg Oct. IS CSpecial.-It has been reported
here that the rail pool devoted TO maintaining
prices and production. has been dissolved. This
IS not correct. but majority OF the pool members
have broken away from the association and de-
sire 20 advance prices from SIS 10 $50 a ton This
IS due 20 the large orders booked for 1902,
Il being alleged that more than 100000 tons have
been booked, which will take up three-fourths OF
the production for the coming year. The United
States Steel Corporation set itself against raise
in rafl prices owing TO the fact that such ad-
vance would be charged 20 the avarice OF the cor
poration. The smaller producers having stocked
M are opposed to taking further orders SOS.
as they believe they can get the higher price. II
is estimate that 10000 tons that should be made
this wear will have 10 he carried over until next
wear One OF the steel men, when asked about the
reported advance. admitted that majority OF the
vail makers except the United States Steel Cor
poration were In favor Of an advance 10 $50 a
ton. but that each would act independently or
,ha apoof
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
sANros-DUMoYT ACCEPTS AN OFFER.

THE BRAZILIAN AERoNAUT TO GET 1900 FRANCS
FROM n DEUTscH.
Paris. Oct 2s.-The morning papers publish
correspondence between NJ. Santos-Dumont, the
Brazilian aeronaut. and NJ Deutsch in which
the latter offers and the former accepts $4,000
francs without prejudice TO the Deutsch prize
for a dirigible balloon. the award OF which re-
mains the subject OF future decision by the
Aerostatfon Commission, which will meet on
November f. NJ. Santos Dumont will give the
25ooO francs 20 the Prefect OF Police OF Paris
for distribution among the poor OF the city in
HIS name and that Of NJ. Deutsch.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
EX-SENATOR WHrTEuAy on PROBATION.
ONCE RICH. now PENNILEss HE Is PARoLED on
A PROMISE TO REFORM.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Boston. Oct 8.-Alonzo J. WhIteman. ex-Sen-
ator OF Minnesota. at one time rich and now
penniless and physical wreck from the excessive
Of opium and morphine, was this afternoon
placed on probation by Judge Bell in the Superior
Criminal Court. Whiteman who indicted for
forgery. pleaded guilty Of the larceny OF sfs5 from
William Hunt. When his up for SEN
tence Friday afternoon, ne expressed hearty
sorrow for what he had done, and promised, If he
got another chance, to go back to the old farm In
Dansville. y. Y, the place Of his birth, where he
would try 10 lead an upright life and be
fort TO his mother. who was in court.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
TO CLOSE UP OMAHA NATIONAL BANK.

Omaha Oct. 2s.-The National Bank of Com
merce has turned s22OooO in cash to the Omaha
National Bank to pay its depostors and will close
up its affairs President j. H. Evans to-day gave
out a statement that the bank is perfectly solvent
and only for closing is that Of the banks
500 900 capital tl5000 s in real estate which does
not leave sufficient margin with which COM
pete with the larger banks of the city. The bank
was established private banking institution
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
BOARD OF PHARMACY MEETS.

The quarterly meeting OF the State Board OF
Pharmacy was held yesterday at the College OF
Pharmacy. The meeting WI end to-day While
the meeting is IN session to-day conferences Of
several legislative committees ot pharmaceutical
sssociattons will probably be held 10 discuss bills
that might be presented by them 10 the legislature
-, 1sIa one OF the subjects 10 be discussed is a
nronosed modification of the Costello BILL relating
10 the issuing os drug store certificates In sections
~, having a store within three miles TO physicians
70 compound medicines and TO merchants 10 sell
ordinary non-poisonous domestic remedies
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
WILHELM DER CROSSE BREAKS RECORD

oeriehs & Co. have received the following cable
dispatch from the captain OF the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse. which has Just broken her own record
on the eastward trip to Plymouth:
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse passed Sandy,
HOOK Lgntship l2So p m. Tuesday. October 22
arrived az Plymouth 3dS n. Monday. Ocrobe1
3; time: days 10 hours; average % IS knots per
hour daily runs S3 miles. 535 miles 534 miles fS9s
miles, 53s miles. 33S miles: moderate sea anS
weather. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosses iest
record 20 Plymouth was days II hours % rnn,,tns
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29

sequence OF this action the rest OF the ushers re-
signed in body just after O'Clock last evening,
the hour which ushers are needed most. anu
left the house. The business manager OF the the-
atre the assistant treasurer and an once poy
heroically volunteered their services and went 20
work under Mr.. Erb's direction. and the audience
seated without much trouble To-nignt anu
hereafter Mr.. Frb will have sufficient nufnber OF
his fellow students on hand do the work prompt
ly and properly How did you hear OF thisE SAID
Mr. Frb Tribune reporter. who hunted MN up
ask him how 20 spell his name / wanted 10
write this story myself
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
THE FALL OF A HOUSE OF UsHERS.

There was dismay at the Herald Square Theatre
last night when the whole force or ushers went
on s,rst. with a big audience coming in and de-
sirine 10 be disposed IN fits proper seats The man
ayers had decided that a new head usher would be
Tor the GOOD of the service and they had accord
ingly discharged the man who had been acting
In that capacity. and had put IN his place William
Nj F,rb student OF Columbia University. In con-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
INDIANAPoLIs's ICE CREAM couBryATJov

Indianapolis. Oct. ga combination of all the
ice cream manufacturing establishments here ,s
being effected While all the parties interested
have been pledged 10 secrecy II is understood that
Eastern capitalists are back OF the movement and
that the purchase price will exceed $500 01D Tha
and Michigan. - s' ohio
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
TO NAME STEAMSHIP Ell ALBA

Newport News. Va. Oct. rs (SpeciaD-Miss Stella
Brooks Miles. OF New-York. daughter OF c. F.
Miles, who was private secretary 10 the late COLTS
Il. Huntington up 10 the latter's death will name
the steamship FL Alba Saturday The
announcement was made to-day. FL Alba will nIy
between New-York and New-Orleans for the Nor
gan Line.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
COPPER MINES REOPENED.

Butte. Mont. Oct. 2s.-The mines OF the Anal
kamated Copper Company. which closed tenn
porary on account Of break in of the con-
centrators. partially reopened to-day. One
thousand men went back to work.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
new YORK Central

HARLEM DIVISION.
s0S A. ~ and 3-25 p. NJ Daily. except Sundays IA
Ptttsheld and North Adams. SUNDAYS only at O. 20
Pullman Car= all through trains
Trains Illuminated With Pintech Ligst
Ticket Offices 113 PSI f2fe p-o,dvvsv -
Union w 2T5 Ave West
i25th St. and i3Sth York. 33S ard-
Fulton St. and 106 Broadway. K. d, BrookIvn -
Ielephone 400 3sth Street for New
service Baggage checked from hotel resiisncs By
p s. BLODGETT GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superinte7t.rt General Pass.nzar lgs,,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Tr,ins leave Franklin st. station New YORK. as 0
lows and rs min later West 42d st, y. X; -,
s7:IO A. M.-For Intern. points 10 Albany Il MOnV|
/ 4to 90 A M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express. -.
III 90 A M-CD Lake MOhonk and Catssiu NJ N SSp~
:OO 7. M-Chicago Express. - ,.,.
+3.45 y M-(2D For Hudson River Points & Albany.
.S.i3 r. M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicago.
tT:i5 r M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Detroit s. LSIlss,
sails p M-For Syra. Roch. Mag. Falls De y IN" C.,-
.Daily tDay except sunday Lesvss BFoSfSIl lesS.
Jersey city r. r. r. Sta No /. az tll:2O A. ~ as
az 43:95 p NJ Time tables at principal hotels anu ~
paegaee checked from residence by Westso,' -
p s. BLODGETT. C. = lAAsibe-FNkk
Cen SIper
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
Railroaoa.
pENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIl
7A1LRoAD.
STaT5ofs isfs g yssT aNp STREET
OThe leaving time from Desbro...-
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes I.t.. sAa
that given below Tor Twenty-tbird en
station, except where otherwise no,.s
ss5o A. W. FAST MAIL.-I.lmited TO two pn-
Cars New York TO Pittso1rg Sleeping csr p,,p,s.or ps.or
* S'fshss rE!ssss ana c.,a.
% cSn,psr,nsni sespHs sNNfHhMiA bnins sdi1r
soR sssnd Tosdo. and cDs,.T.a os,,.a
n.ss =. 8. cHIeSGo And ri LsT' sT LOUIS EXPIRES.
For Toledo Nashville Gvia Cincinnati and LoaIsSsS.0
sss p u e'f9 E6Gis Is 1SSs E%PREss@nfFSS5a ERssRinf Car
s s1zs ExpkEsd s, kfsss Pans ssss.
7s5 2. N PAciFTc ExPREssFor Ri2s CaF pi,,,sv,,
ss5 NJ cLEvELANp AND S''eR' eRSsfNSsTyi ssfaHSsy
fR5,s Pi,tsbTrg Cleveland Nashville via cs-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
I55 25 s55. 1910 Oesbrosses and cortlandt s,,..,
Dsning Carr no PssSrosses ana cortlsndn n s,r.s;s ss
Ing Cars 3 ~ 1o as & Dining ca Daas Gs gs
ing carl a. m 12ss DINING Car, q q 90 S = On
Lin an PaTIor ana Dining cars s2s AS DSns Dinis.
souTHERN RAILwAY.-ESprsss s25. AS 3 m ram
m. daily ~ '"u -
| sEABOARD AIR LINE RAII.wAY-'eFIoraa a.. ~
ropolitan Limited" II IS D. m daily. Express i1m
NORFOLK AND wEsTERN RArLwAY.-For M.ru.s,
cfiEs sAPEARE AND 9 ofiio Ii m RafIywar.-sw afy
455 D. daily. M s1a
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK
Meek-days and $50 2. m daily.
AIl'ANIlC CIT1.-eS a. and 255 o. wsek-6.-.
1nrough Nestbuled Trains. Buffet Psrior Carr a.
CAPE MAY-12.55 D. m week-day,
vt pOin1s on New YORK and Long Branch Railroad (cn
go. 40 and A. SO .. Sundays 6e5 a. =, a.
p m. 6rom Desbrosses and Cortlandt Strasts1' ~
a. NJ 122O. $40 42o. and $40 p m. Suneav, w sw
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$40 (Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets 500, rs 7m
SO 500 S2o 80 Penna. Limed). 10 10 CDe,bro.ss
and Cortlandt Streets 102m Dining Carr 10 * S,,ss
Car, l153 a. m, 1255 Dining Carl 10 CDesbroe.ss
ana Cortlandt Streets, 22ol, 255 g. 25, 355 4a5 A.
sDining Carr 455 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr ~
sn 20 S s,oS 30 ? H. IL 10 night sundays alo IS
Car) 325 3J5. 425 Dining Carr ass Gininy S,r, rs
00S Dining Carr. I55. s25 s55 D. m 10 10 ,isa.
Ticket offices Nos 46 1906 1854 and Pei R-oad,sr
- Firth Avenue oel0w 2Sd Stl: House VISA
wenty-thtrd Street Station foot :, g..
orosses and Cortlandt Streets: Street ru
ton street os Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
transfer Company will call for and check baxea.s
from hotels and residences through destna5n
road Cab Service " Hs'-
J. B. HUTCHINSON. T. r wooo
Hs"0'ai Hiahager General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29

sandow began yesterday HIS last week in New
York at Proctor's Twenty-thiri Street Theatre
The Stock Exchange" presented by the stock
company, created merriment. and vaudeville was
offered between the acts. More Than Seven" VI, 81
PLAYED, and the variety entertainers included the
jr.. and others '
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
PEACEFUL ASSURANCES FROM Chill.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT THAT WAR WITH Ar
dEHTINA rs NOT THOUGHT OF.

Santiago de Chill. oct 2s-It is officially as
serted here. in view OF the warlike rumors pub
lshed in the British newspapers. that the reIa-
tions between Chill and Argentina perfectly
tranquil and that there is not the slightest
cause for alarm. The existing difficulties Will
be settled amicaby between the two govern
ments. The only disquieting features are the
utterances OF the newspapers of Buenos Ayres
Nobody here contemplates war between Chill
and Argentina
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
EXERCISES AT COLGATE UNIVERSITY.

Hamilton y. Y. Oct 2s-Colgate University to-
day held exercises in connection with the one
thousandth anniversary Of the death OF King Al
hour. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
The speakers and toasts were as follows

ALFRED the King" Alfred Bowker Mayor OF
WSinehester' Alfred as a Statesman" General
Monarch Sir J. G. Bourinot: Alfred in Relation
10 Literature and Religion" Hamilton w. Mabie;
Swayne.
A souvenir OF the occasion was a splendid memo
rial edition OF the late Sir Walter Besants story
OF King Alfred, prepared for the executive COM
mittee by d. Appleton a Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-29
VARIETY EyTERTATNMENTs

The Majiltons were a special attraction AZ the
Eden Musee yesterday, and the regular attractions
the concerts. the moving pictures and the way
works-wero in their usual good order.