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New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
SyNDIC4TE TO PUT Up BUILDING.
A REPORT THAT MORE LAND HAS BEEN
BOUGHT FOR THE BANK OF THE
STATE OF NETWORK.

1t was reported yesterday that Charles w Morse
had formed a syndicate which would build the
TWENTY-FIVE story building for the BANK OF the
state of New York. at the northwest corner OF
yviIIiam-st and Exchange Place. MIR. Morse Is Il
director of the bank. 1t was further said that the
syndicate had bought the remaining properties De
tween the Mills Building and the state bailk par
raIs in Exchange Place. These additional p'trceiS
would greatly enlarge tre site for the State BANK
building. -, .ir.,l, ,,,, ,,,,1
corroboraed by officials of the bank that the BANK
had bought No 43 Exchange Place ana that TINS
nropertv would part OF site fer its proposed
building The building. the officials Sala' WOULD
cost $4,000 -, ...os - r,to. -.
For a long time the nank has owned plQt 2,,ii nt
the northwest corner of Exchange Place ana Will
iam-st This plot has a frontage of @1 feet In
Exchange Place and 41.5l2 feet in Nhuam-st. II
hourht a parcel having frontage OF - teet
inches in Wlliam-st not long ago This parcel
gave The bank a po, with frontage OF o. feet
i0i, inches in the street. Then the bank bought
No a. Exchange Plac-. on plot % by S9.7 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
EARL LIS CONDITION GRAVE.

HIS DEATH WOULD AFFECT THE MAN
Cr51TRIAN NEGOTIATIONS WITH RUSSIA
Picking. Nov Lii Hung Chang's foreign
nbvs,c,ans tonight pronounced his condition
crave He has had hemorrhages for the last
two days
His death would probably affect the negotia-
,,ons as to Manchurta which he has been con-
ducting with M Paul Lessar' RUSSIAN Mlhis'ei
TO China.
london. Nov. 2.-"The Standard publishes
the following from its Shanghai correspondent
As a result of the violent opposition OF the
y;c.rovs 70 the Manchurian convention II IS
said that the Empress Dowager notified Ii
T,,,g Chang of her resolution TO denounce 1t,
and that Ii Hung Chang on nearing TINS De-
came Ill.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
FORTY MORE WARSHlPS.
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE NAVAL
CONSTRUCTION BOARD.
The PLAN EMBRACES VESSELS OF ALL
CLASSES. FROM BATTLEsHIPS
TO TUGBOATS

Washington. Nov 1-Over and above the four
warshins for y hitch CONGRESS at the last session
directed him 10 prepare plans as a basis for
appropriation al the next session. Secretary
Long has before him the recommendations or
he Board on Naval Construction looking TO
Ruihorization by Congress of the building OF
icry more naval vessels OF all classes, from
aattlShips down TO tugboats. The plans for
The two ar.nored cruisers and two battleships
authorized hy Congress at the last session a
rssdy have bee: prepared. and look to the con-
stFuction Of battleships OF about 5000 tons and
cruisers OF l49o9 tons The battleships and
cruisers in addition to these. which the Con-
struction Board proposes. probably will be of
about the same size and general type. The
eeaTes complete plan is as follows:
Three seagoinr battIe-hip. of about 10000
,twu arInored cruisers of about I4,oOO tons
81, sis gunhoaIs of about leo tons
Sia sunhonts Of about 200 tons
aNe coiIers Of about $4,000 tons
ene ei repair ship of about 900 ton..
-Four picket boat. Of about 650 tons.
-Four tugbont..
" nile the above appears TO be starting
amount Of naval construction TO recommend TO
congress, Il IS said that il is after ALL nearly
repetition OF the programme submitted TO that
oocy through Secretary Long by the Construc-
ucn Board last year. and is even smaller tnan
lhe aggregate tonnage proposed to be authorized
Dy the general or Dewey, board In each case
Il Is explained. the recommendations are only
me steps necessary TO carry out the generai
policy OF providing for the United States a
modern navy Of sufficient strength and mace up
ol harmonious units. This policy was thought
Oa' carefully by the two boards. and IL n IL
eefflec out proposed they declare that the
symmetrical navy finally provided *ill be much
more effective than the more numerous naVies
u several Of the European nations.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
p,-pcuFRS APPEAL TO KRUEGER-
ANXIOUS FOR HIS ADVICE ON THE SUBJECT
OF REPRISALs

Amsterdam, Nov. 1.-The boer dePuIdtio"
here summoned Messrs- Leyds ana van
Boeschoten. by telegraph yesterday from bFus
sels = consider dispatches received rom t447
Boer leaders in the field, saying 1ha' 'ne
iag burghers were determined TO make repi'
# the British continued hanging ana shooti"s
rebels and others 10 the effect that 'he DUE
authorities in South Africa affirm mat the ao'p
ton Of reprisals would be pad pol'cS' anu ''-'
IN order 10 strengthen their position. 1hes le
go. NJ Eriigar n lei them know his opinion
- he S+iIl has the greatest hold on the minus
Of the hlrghers The meeting lasted four houis
and II was decided 10 advise Mr.: Kruger 70 si coi-
ply with the request OF the boef -,
I'D n +ala the or,portl!nity 70 bring the SUD-
iect Of British executions IN South Africa De-
fare tho Furonean rublic in an open letter
DR. Lryds has gone 10 Hllversum 10 present
The matter TO Nr. kriiger.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
STUDENTS DEMOLsH Az ARCH.
Copyright 1901i By The New-York Tribune)
IBY CARLE TO TIE TRIRUNE.l

Montreal, Nov 1.-The big wood and stucco arch
erected at the entrance the Mctil University
grounds in honor of the Duke OF Cornwall and
York was pulled down last night by several hun
dred students who threw ropes around the struct-
llre md pulled II over. The arch reproduc-
tion OF the Brandenburg Gate In Berlin. and II was
the intention TO make IL permanent at Il future
date The students that no offence was meant
To the duke by the demolition of the arch.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
MIGHTY HOST HEARS DEPEW.
SENATOR MAFES HIS FIRST SPEECH OF THIS CAMPAIGN
BEFORE 4 TREMENDOUS CHEERING THRONG


OF the splendid the fusion held Dur
lands Riding Academy West Sixtysxht Senator Depw
all being received with t1muluous enthusiasm.
tanpeding the Ed
NJ Tammany
he refused o Henry w. Unger
1. en.dec
understanding beginning
hedge
Richard received the election forecasts from his district leaders, and
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
NEW PORTUGUESE MINTSTER N4 NED.
REASONS GIVEN FOR THE CHANGE SURPRISE THE
STATE DEPARTMENT

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STATE DEPARTMENT.
Lisbon Nov. 1.-Senhor Horta Machado has been
appointed Portuguese Minister to Washington.
Washington Nov. 1.-Shortly after the death os
President Mckinley the Viscount de Santo-Thyrso.
Portuguese Minister to the United States, was sum
r,oned to Lisbon According to NJ. Luis Augusta de
Naura Pinto d'Azendo Tavera. at present Charge
a. .raires of Portugal this city, the viscount
was no. made aware Of the purposes of his sum
mons 20 the Portuguese capital. NJ. Taveira said
,ooSav that further than this. he knows nothing
fn regard to the report that the viscounts call to
por.1Spal had do with premature announce
,,an, of the death OF President Mckinley. When
asLed whether an of this sort on the part OF
Hore,gn m mister would be regarded as sufficient
vround for his recall. NJ Taveira said that II all
SaDended on the temper of the government In ques-
ton oso,,,s ox,r.ssoa 4,
-anlt,v and surprise when told OF the appointment
ot q pen minister Portugal. and especially of
tha allegation that the change was made because
20 nrernature announcement OF President Mcl<in-
fex,s death BY Santo-Thyrso. This was the first
news that had reached them that such an error had
been made They we're quite sure that as far "a "a as
tha I-nited States Government was concerned II had
,ot heen embarrassed by any act of the former
,n,n,.ter for the records of condolences received
e. ,he department disclose she fact that Portugal
conSormed closely the rules observed by the
other nations of the world
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
ARGENTINE DEMAND on CHILL.
MIST STOP ROAD MAKING IN THE CORDIL-
IERAS AND RENOUNCE CLAIM
TO TERRITORY.

1ondon Nov 2-"The Argentine Government
hos raouested Chilli to desist from road making
l., +ba Cordlleras," says a dispatch to The
I,.i,x, Mail' from Buenos Ayres. "and has de-
,,anded an official declaration that the road
making already accomplished does not constl-
+ute q claim by Chilli to the territory In dispute.
Failing this assurance. the Argentine Minister
:, ;s said will be withdrawn from Santiago de
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
SFVFNTyEIGFT ROERS CAPTURED.

London. Nov IA dispatch from Lord Kitten
ene- dated Pretoria, received here to-day. says
that Colonel Kakewich during a night surprise
IF Van AIher,'s lager. northeast of Rustenburg,
ehout sfxtv miles west OF Pretoria, captured
reventy-eight Beers.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

Melbourne. Nov. 2-After continuous situng OF
.,,.,.v-.even hourr the Federal House OF Repre-
.e,tatyee rejected by q OF SO to e5 resolution
Of no confidence IN tho government introduced oy
Mr. REID the Opposition leader. in connection VIII
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New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

THE SPECTATOR" SAYS THERE IS A REAL DAN
GER IN THE SITUATION.

GER IL THE SITUATION
London Nov. 1.-The Specta ator. discussing the
continued agitation in Central Europe against the
United States. will say tomorrow;
There is in fact real danger II the Conserve
tive ma rites on the Continent. which Include the
Agrarians Clericals and Absolutists. and the vast
mass of the easantry. should achieve temporary
trinmnh a grand effort will be made to boycott
the United States and the Argentine Republic as a
protection for vital interests threatened by their
competition - ,a.,
Although the movement Will pass and probably
,he hatred with IL. the common enemies ana com
mon interests of England and America Will tend TO
drive all who speak English and sell ana puy ioou
freely into a single defensive group
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

No EXTRA FARE TO ST. LOUIS.
All +he heiirhts Of the Pennsylvania Limited may
ba entnved without extra charge by passengers to
ths "1fississipp. Caty."-AoYe
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD THROUGH
TRAINS
1--we Its ccnirnoctoue New York city terminals at
e ssssIent intervals every IA the year Tor Chi
40 Aue Ct. icu;s,--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

Half the fun OF living is In the eatng-the other
half in drinking Frank Jones' Portsmoutn d Aie .nn
piled by Rock & Harris 50 Cortlandt-st-' n l. S'S
-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

pueblo only two nights from New-York by the
EaV-York Central Inquire Of ticket agents. 40 or
! pa Broadway, New-York. or SO Fulton street.
Brooklyn.-Adyt-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

PRESIDENT ROOSETELTS Ut ESIS'
Washington. Nov. 1-Secretary Hay ana James j.
IJrl dined with President Roosevelt Tonight
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
AdJutant.
SWAY DOWN EAST" IN DENVER.

Commencing Saturday night, March
9th, the Broadway theatre will effer
William A. Brady's complete production
Way Down East" A piece that has
been given AT times in New York City,
l25 times in Chicago. and is now en- route
east, after filling one Of the most success
full engagements at the Columbia theatre,
San Francisco. known in years. Mr.
Brady's presentation OF this marv.lou .ly
successful play is duplicate of that
seen in the above mentioned cities. All
the famou people. the realistic sce-sr,
and the marvellous snow storm viii. l..
seen during the Denver engagement,
the same as presented on the great stage
OF the Academy Of Music, New York
City.
Few plays have been SO highly recon-
mended by the clergy and educators as
Way Down East" 1t is sermon true
to life and beautifully illustrated, the
story being simplicity itself, while the
theme appeals to all that is good in
humankind, and as a Lentea attraction
is most apropos. From what we have
heard and know of "Way Dow, East"
we GIN iru.hfuly recommend 10 GU,
readers, should they visit Denver any
time during the next week, 10 be sure to
see "Way Down East" as presented a,
the Broadway theatre.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07

Alderman Border, from the water com
mittee, reported last night a resolution to
have water meters discontinued October
I. giving six months notice. On sugges
ton Of citizen. the motion was defeated
and left, as was the electric light ques'
.ion. to the mex, council The alderman
saw the palpable Ike en- him and could
NOT muster but his own vote. BY October
next the council will be in position to
know whether water can be afforded tor
meters. These bring the city very sub
stantial revenue now and several con.
Germs, notably the newspaper off; e have
Incurred heavy expense in putting in mo-
tors and proper shafting. Notice might
be siyen that no further meter permits
shall be issued after April I. 1t thought
advisable, but only absolute certainty OF
insufficient supply should lead to voting
useless the machinery that those now US
ing them have put in.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
Question Answered.

Yes, August Floxer still has the larg
est sale Of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grandmothers
never thought OF using anything else for
Indigestion or Bi!iousness. Doctors were
scarce, and they seldom heard Of Ap
pendicitls, Nervous Prostration or Heart
allure, etc. They used August Flower
10 clean outthe system and stop fe'ment
alton OF undigested tood, regulate the
,ction OF the liver. stimulate the nervous
nd organic action of the system, and
bat is all they took when feeling dull
md bad with headaches and other aches.
You only need few doses of Green's
August Flower. in liquid form. 10 make
iou satisfied there is nothing serious
the matter with you. For sale at
S,reamer's drug store.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Messrs Frank West and Jim Callahan
were visitors on the campus yesterday.
The two gentlemen are former law stu.
dents at the varsity and are now
practicing in Florence, Colorado.
Mr. J. Ohnhause arrived last night from
Cheyenne. He will Immediately begin
practicing with the Mandolin club.
R. H. Whiteley will give out the C's to.
morrow morning to all those entitled to
wear them.
The pin recently adopted by the stu
den. body has not given the best salts.
faction and an effort will be made to-
morrow morning to have it changed by
the student body. The same design
will be retained bu. the circle of maroon
on the outside will, if the new pin is
adopted, be white, thus embodying in
the pin the varsity colors.
The indoor meet tomorrow night is
going 10 b. an exciting affair. The
preliminaries have narrowed the con
testan.s down until now the more i'm
por,ant events will be practically be-
tween the representatives Of the different
departments, The men who will con-
pete are:
Poe Cl'mb-Aller, Ripley. Mors.
Fence Vault-Law, Allen.
Running High Jump-Al!en. Bell.
Standing High Jump-Ripley. Allen
Light Weight Wrestling -Bleecher
Cheley.
Middle Weight Wrestling-Potter. J
Carlson.
Heavy Weight Wrestling-Romans
w Carlson.
Following these events will come The
sack, potato and three legged races anc
exhibition work in ,umbling.and on The
horizontal bar. Mr. Mors will do some
illuminated Indian club swinging. o he
special and interesting features are alst
on the program.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
SACRED CONCERT,

A slcred concert under the auspice
of the Friday Musical club will be given
in the Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon, March 10th, at 3 o'clock. There
will be fine program rendered. The
club volunteered their services 10 the
Christian Relief association in that they
might assist them in replenishing their
treasury which is in great need of funds
at this time to carry on the relief work
of the city. This concert will be free 10
all. but contribution will be taken that
those who wish to assist a worthy cause
may do so, See program later.
Ey order of COMMITTEE.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
Story OF SlaYa.

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worst form
Of slavery. George D. Williams, of Man.
chester, Mich. tells how such a slave
was made free. He says: "My wife has
been so helpless for FIVE years that she
could not turn over in bed alone. After
using two bottles of Electric Bltters. She
is wonderfully improved and able to do
her own work." This supreme remedy
for female diseases quickly cures nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, head.
ache, backache. fainting and dizzy spells
This miracle working medicine IS god.
send to weak. sickly. run down people
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents
Sold by Streamers Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07

Both branches have now passed the
Rush consolidation and home rule bill
oa second reading-on third in the sen
ate-and it will soon be in the hands Of
Governor Ornan. The bill gives Den
ver's citizens a chance to aoopt their
own charter and avoids two local gov
erpments in that city. For Instance, the
chief of police will be sheriff, city clerk
the county clerk. ETC.. effecting saving
of szs 900 year in salaries alone
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
GREAT PoRPHRY Dixie.
Exrelt Marks Fore ellis Great Properly
For JimtOwn.

Exrelt Marks Fore. ellis Great Property
For Jimtown.
Louis I. Marks, we'll known mining
engineer who has made extensive re-
! searches in Boulder county. was at the
Brown hotel last evening. and says the
recent opening of a large body of free
milling ore on Ballarat hill confirms a
theory he has entertained since first visit.
ing the Central district, in the region Of
Jamestown. "The district" said he, "is
network of veins. A porphyry dixie
runs east and west through the district.
This dixie is crossed by sulphide veins
running north and south. At depth Of
thirty three feet. in the Red Spruce CLAIM.
body of tree milling ore eighteen feet
across has been opened. This ore aver
ages $40 across the entire vein. The shaft
is the deepest opening in the district, not
wi,hs,anding the fact tha. ptospectors
have been looking over the country for a
quarter of a century. The porphyry pans
gold anywhere in the district and the
opening OF the big vein has started work
on a number of shallow openings in the
district. This is one of the best showings
l have ever seen. with the same amount
OF development" said he to News re
porter
Mr. Marks years ago cabled friends in
England that they could buy mine in
Boulder county for $4,000. He urged
prompt action but the English brethrer
lacked faith and the property went int:
other hands. An ore tody has since
been opened in the mine which is estim
ated to Garry sr,ooo,ooo in gold value:
and the mine is entirely out of the
market. 1t is the Logan.
"It mining investors" he continued
will use the same sound judgment ii
Boulder county as they ordln arlly dis
pay at Grippe Creek. Iven,ure to sa,
that the county would become one OF th,
greatess gold producers on the continent
AS the same people interested in th'
Mercur mine, Utah. are now interested
in properties on Ballara. hill, we ma,
expect to hear good reports from ,ha
part OF Boulder county"
Daily camera., 1901-03-07

The stomach controls the situation
Those who are hearty aud strong are
those who can cat and digest plenty Of
TODD. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dlgests
what you eat and allows you to eat all
the good food you want. If you suffer
from indigestion. heartburn, belching or
any other stomach trouble, this prepara
tion can't help but do you good. The
most sensitive stomachs can take it,
Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
OLD C0MPANY'S FRIENDS.
Continued from first page.

the city. and the council refused to be
bound by the voice Of the people.
Mayor Whiteley was not called upon
to say anything nor to vote as his duties
were those Of presiding officer and there
was no tie. HIS brother. Hon. Richard
H. Whiteley, appeared as attorney for
the old company. Guy d. Duncan and
L. c. Paddock spoke for the granting of
the FIVE years contract to the new com.
pany on the same terms as the old com.
pany now holds it, the new contract TO
begin with the fiscal year of 1922. alt
the new company could have installed
plant for city lightning Alderman Kim
ball from the judiciary committee had
reported the contract favorably with the
FIVE year limitation and proviso for
continuous operation of the street Car
line to the city park. This. then, became
the consideration-the Chautauqua and
south side citizens would always have
electric car connection.
Alderman Kimball moved that the
contract be let to the new company
seconded by Alderman Metcalf. To
this Mr. Border offered suts,i,u.e that
the matter be left to the consideration
of the new council. Then there was
some spirited talk. led by Mr. Duncan,
after City Attorney Campbell had been
called upon for his legal opinion. He
read report Of decision by the court
of appeals which held in similar case
brought from Leadville that such con
tract is legal. read nothing else and then
with owl like solemni,y declared that,
although that decision by Judge Wilson
was still the law. it was not sound law
and he (Campbell) knew it. And At
torney r. H. Whlteley OF the old com
pany looked on approyingly. while Doc
Bonds head was thrust cut from behind
the door behind which he was hidden
and George NJ. Mcclure reached for a
fresh cigar.
Alderman Wilson thought the matter
must be submitted 10 bids and Alderman
Kimball answered him with spirit tha.
the City contract is small thing com
pared with the bene fi,s SURG to inure to
the citizens of Boulder if 1e new com
pany Can get on Its feet He emphatic,
ally favored the granting of the contract
and taun.ed the old company with com
ing in now with a proposition 10 Gu,
prices SO as to hamper the organ zatlon
of competing system. L. c. Paddock
spoke with some animation along the
lines Of submission Of the question to a
vote of the people. Granting the truth
of Attorney Whiteley's statement tina,
such vote would not be binding, mi
Paddock said it would be advisory and
no council would refuse 10 heed the
popular voice.
The lobby was with the new company
and applauded Mr. Duncan's legal state
men,s and the points made by Kimball
and Paddock. Alderman Lou Johnston
said he bad been east, had not read the
contract nor given it due consideration
so be favored leaving the matter TO the
new council. The only aldermanic voices
heard for aid t. the new company OF
submission to the people were:
| Alderman Kimball
Alderman Metcalf. Those lining up
for the old company were:
Border, Wilson. Johnston, Carr and
Gilbert. Absent, Mr. Austin.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
Bright Future Ahead.

But" protested the wise one, have
you enough to marry on?"
For moment the lover was thought-
full.
How much is the license 2" he asked.
1.-Two dollars"
"And the wedding fee?"
ooh, you can give anything you
want, from two dollars up"
Then said the lover, jubilantly,
there is nothing to make me hesitate.
l have a five-dollar bill and IS cents
in change. Chicago Post.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07

Hw. can once get our street lighting
street railway company on its feet, we
shall have reasonable rates and better
service. As not third of our citizens
use electric light, because Of the high
price the old monopoly has been eharg
ing there would seem to be business here
for two competing companies.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
I'll BET YOU

Mckinley would 20 10 the indoor NEE, il
he was in Boulder tomorrow night. His
heart is in the night place. He has a
patriotic spirit. He admires anything
manly. He wouldn't hold onto half
dollar like leech to a louse Indoor
meet tomorrow night. Only soc.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
NERVES LIKE AfCAT IOk.

A woman who suffered for three years
from nervous pros, alton says " o bottles
Of Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound
effected a complete cure. She hardly
knows today whether she has nerves or
not, as she never feels the m. Ii is Ger
tainiy a wonder.u! remedy. Sold by
Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07
ELECTION JUDGES.

The council has appointed the follow,
ing judges for the municipal election 10
be held next month:
FRS. Ward-Elbert Greenman, Mrs
lisa E. B. Crosby, Walter ApIledorn.
Second Ward-Eugene Wilder. Mrs
Smith, Mary Collie.
Third Ward-Morgan Dawson, G. l
Truitt, Addie Baker.
Fourth Ward-H. E. Washburn, Mary
c. Ullmer. David Lakin.
Daily camera., 1901-03-07

Prof. Ivison of Lonaconing. Nd, sut.
fered terribly from neuralgia of the
stomach and indigestion for thirteen
years and after the doctors had failed to
cure b m they fed him on morphine. A
friend advised the use OF Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure and after taking a few bottles
Of it be says: at has cured me entirely
can't say too much for Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure" 1t dg.sts what you eat
| Gilbert Bros.