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USED FRAUD TO GET 4 PENSION.
New Jersey Nan Arrested for Imper.
SOnGting Brother-in-In.v.

PATERSON. y. j.. Nov. 2O.-Louis Lin
per. shoemaker. who was formerly a
resident Of this city. was arrested in
Butler yesterday and brought here for a
hearing aefore United States Comnls-
5iOner Nelson on charge Of having
-raudlleuty unprecedented his brother-in-
law. John ScIneidman. in an effort to
draw a pension from the Government for
having served as a soldier in the civil
war. Owing 90 the fact that no W:rness
Eere present. the hearing was postponed
Inul next Wednesday.
Limpsr lived in Paterson over ten
years, going by the name of John Lin
per. Nine years ago he made applira-
ton 10 Slocum Post. Of this city. and upon
presentation Of a discharge from Company
,. Of the Second New jersey Regiment.
he was elected as q member OF the Grand
Army or the Republic He took prom
inent part in the affairs of The post. and
no one questioned thAe statement that he
had fought for his country.
Last year Limper left Paterson for SUI
ferns. y Y While there he sgyore out af-
idaylts and made application for a PEN
SION ln the name OF John >chralGman. as
sorting that he served as soldier from
Nay SOL until July 1864
After sending Do his papcrs Inner
removed 20 Butler M this state lie is
seventy-twu years old. and never WAS a
soldier His wife is an inmate of the
Norris Plains Asylum. Sehleidman the
trniLer-lu-law whom be iugersorar.f
lives in Chicago and served I'M the war
he Government authorities have been af-
Ter -'mper since last Angus. bur until
5es'eElay were unable Co locate him
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IN FEAR OF LOCKJAW.
Rochester Parents Fight Against
fascinating Children.


ROCHESTER,. Nov. 2O-Alhough not a
case of locEjaw has occurred in this city
in soventy-fve years. there is a panic
among the parents Of school children in
attendance on Public School 80 and Cor
pUs Christi par0chiai school over efforts
made 10 v1ccinatc tho pupils
Early this month John Mccall. Of Pitts
burg came 90 this city to visit relatives
lie developed smallpox and vas Sent 10 a
hospital. while the family that he visited
and many of the employees Of factories
where members Of the family worked were
placed in quarantine by the city health au-
thori-ies. school oHlc,.s ordered a whole
sale vaccination Of the pupils Of the two
schools. which are located in tho section
Of the city where the smallpox developed
The recent news Of deaths in Camden.
y j. attributed 20 improper vaccination.
has stirred up the parents Of school chill
dreu who come within the scope Of the
order. and a warfare between the health
authorities. school commissioners, and
parents is on. Fuel is added 10 the flame
by the fact that a school located nearer
the scene OF the Contagion was not sub
iected TO vaccination orders. owing. in
disnant parents claim. 10 the fact that it
Is situated N a more aristOcraLic neigh
borhCod.
Health officer Goler stated today that
there was no option in the matter, and
that he would enforce the prOvls of
the state boards rulings on such pctl.s.
Meanwhile. there Is barely q handful of
pupils in attendance ar school 3d. where
there have been over coo. Rows upon rows
Of empty benches confront the teachers.
VINO are poWeTless 20 make the pupils
attend.
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RING FIGURES AS A CLUE.
Charles jackson believed to Have
Operated in baltimore.

An old brass ring viii probably aid in
connecting Charles Jackson with several
robberies in addition 10 the ones with
which he is charged in this city. Mar
shall Farnan. Of Baltimore. has requested
that De be turned over 10 the authorities
Of that city
Jackson is weN-dressed negro OF pre-
possessing appearance. He has been uu-
der arrest here for several days pending
an investigation Of his record. and is
charged with having stolen solid gold
ring from Salvatore DesiO and q ring set
with diamonds and turquoise from the
LedIug jeweIry store.
Word reached here from Baltimore to-
day that Jackson picture had been iden-
tihed by jCWeleT and mis- wife as thai of
a man who substituted an old brass ring
for handsome gold one in a tray which
they we're showing him Another dealer
in the Monumental City has Identified The
picture as that NJ man who worked a
similar game on him.
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NO OWNER IL $1,000 BILL.
The Police working to Discover
Who Owns the Money.

Difficulty is being experienced by the
police in finding a claimant for jhe thou
sand-doliar bill which Ruth Jones. col
ored, is said TO have changed in making
payment for about $500 worth of goods
which she had Just selected in a dry
goods store. the display Of so much mon
ey not being in keeping with her aPpar-
ent condition causing her arrest. She
was only held on suspicion, however. and
Campbell Darlington secured her release
on 5000 bonds. Today she was again ar
rested and charged with the larceny OF
the bill from some person unknown.
She is Il prisoner at the House Of EetCn-
tion. Only a portion Of the money has
been TecOyered-$S1 from the woman at
the time Of her arrest and $3.50 this morn
ing from man to whom she had siven
$500
The woman told the detectives this
morning that the bill had been given her
by a man whom she met on Pennsylvania
Avenue
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STOCK EXCHANGE OFFICERS
W. 4. Menrns Succeeds ". Is. HIbbs
to the Presidency.

W. A Mearns was elected President OF
the Washington stock Exchange at the
annual election meeting held this after
noon Charles p Williams was elected
Vice President. Frank II. PeIoUze, Secre-
tary, and Walter Heiston. Treasurer.
The three members Of the Governing
Committee chosen. were ". B. Eibbs. r.
A Johnson, and ". J. Father.
All the new officers are among the
youngest members OF tho Exchange, w
T. Hibhs. the former President Of the Ely
change, positively declined denomination
and Mr.. Mearns was elected unanimously.
Mr.. Mearns has been Secretary Of the
Exchange during the past year.
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New York Cotton Market.
LETTER FROM MRS. M'KINLEY.
sympathy of Virginia ConsututionaI
Convention AcLnoNy IcdEed.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. pa letter
from Mrs Mckinley was read in the
Constitutional Convention at noon today,
acknowledging receipts OF the tender ex-
pressions o. sympathy sent her by the
delegates.
The convention then resumed corsi4-
GRAFTON Of the QuarIes- Barbour resolu-
tions and Pembroke-Pettit made a fine
speech in behalf Of his amendment to
elect school superintendent by the Deo-
pie Of each county.
J. c. Wysor presented his suffrage
proposition, which Will disfranchise every
negro in the State who cannot read and
write. and does not contain the property
qualification like other plans previously
presented.
Under it a voter must have been a resi-
dent of the State FOR two years and have
resided in the county in which he offers
to vote one year and the precinct thirty
days
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Government Bonds.

The immense shipments Of gold on this
movement have hurt The stock Market
very litIe up 10 the present time. and
this has caused much surprise TO the pro-
fessional operators generally. The trad
ers began to sell stocks short last week,
and have been covering as result with
no profit 90 themselves. There were evil
deuces o. quite heavy covering this morn
ing 90 number OF the indusrriaIs and in
some OF the railways.
One explanation of the small effect o.
the gold shipments MAY Doe found per-
haps in a remark credited 20 J. J.. Nor
gan. this morning. he says that the only
difficulty in the present situation is in
European business conditions. These
conditions are aIleyiatsd by the move
meut OF sOld from this country and hence
the worlds prosperity outlook is iuproy-
Cd. The gold Us not needed Oh this side
and 10 is needed n Europe. IntrluslcaIIy
therefore. The exports OF the precious
metal under present circumstances may
De considered a bull argument rather
than an evidence Of weakness However
this may be, there are signs that the
movement is nearly If not quite. over
for the present.
The Advance in the Tructions.
Nothing new developed in connection
with the continued and remarkable
strength Of the New York fractions. Man
haitian ia the leader o. the group. and
IN this case there are reasonable grounds
for optimism regarding the future Of the
property. Portions Of the system will
Be operated with electric power before
the end Of the year and he entire system
with one or two exceptions before the
end OF 1902 This will mean an actual
and immediate saving Of operating ex-
peuses. and furthermore il will mean
large increase Of business IL precedent
is 10 be depended on.
Southern Securities Buoyant.
The Southern Railway securities were
new aspiTaHts for favor this morning
botn Southern Railway aud Louisville and
Nashville making good gains before noon
The earnings OF the Sou .hern systems as
shown boy their reports for The second
week OF November are probably the cause
Of the activity in the issJcs
shorts Covering in sugar.
Sugar dropped az the opening sharply
but Immediately began to- advance ana
before noon was selling az I2O. short coy
ering seemed % De- RESI- OnsibIe FOR the
movement. One 81 the reEs bureaus nut
out the statement that De company has
paid on a mortgage OF Sl0. 900 COO Peo-
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GIRLS AT THE TREASURY.
A Delegation From Troy Over,vheIm
Guide.

Twenty-three delegates Of the Girls
Friendly Society Of Troy. y. Y. paid
visit to the Treasury Department this
morning. They were taken through the
building by guide CIa de Brenninger. who
explained to the ,itOrs all the things
Of interest in this most important Federal
structure The guide was overwhelmed
with all sorts OF uuesJi0Es during his
journey through the UUuderCus granite
pile. and when he returned 90 the yisi-
tors waiting room for the purpose of tax
ing charge OF another batch Of sight
seers beads Of perspiratiou were rolling
from his forehead.
Breuuiuger EulpCd down three glasses
Of ice water. and rested about two min
utes from the eXerJiCGs OF the previous
trip, before he was able 70 resume his
duties.
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BRECKINRIDGE LOSES OFFICE
Kentucky Court OF Appeals Decide,
Against Attorney General.

FRANKFORT. KY, Nov 2O.-The Court
Of Appeals. IL a decision by Judge Guffy,
with Judges Burnam. DureeIle, and Orear
concurring tall Republican judges. and
Hobson, Paynter and White dissenting.
reversed the judgment Of the Franklin
Circuit Court in the case Of Clifton J.
Pratt vs.. Il. J. Breckenridge. involving the
oihce Of Attorney General Of Kentucky.
The decision removes Attorney General
BreCllnridgc from Office and is the only
one or the minor Office cases not appealed
and e-tlcd by the Court OF Appeals in
favor 81 Democrats in $500. when the
court was composed Of four Democratic
Judges
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plo's Gas was also fairly strong on short
covering.
The CcnIcrS' October Statement.
Nearly an the anthracite coalers ad-
sanced TO new high figures. Delaware and
.udson went mp point or more. which
liter the advance Of yesterday was ,spe-
..lliy conspicuous. Ontario and Western
went fractonaIly higher ,hau &. did yes
,crday. The Readings and Erie were all
strong The October net earnings state
meUjs of these lines which Will appear in
f,w days. are said To be much the best
Of the year.
Oil Fuel on the Southern Lines.
The earnings of the St Louis and South
western for the second week Of Novem-
Der show an increase Of $4,000. The
statement of the Texas Pacific for the
week shows only a small increase
Friends Of the Southwestern lines gen
orally are talking with much optimism
regarding the results That viii accrue
from the general Use OF oil as fuel when
coal is selling at such high prices Il viii
be- seen that this will not only make the
cost Of transportation so much cheaper
hu, that il Will give the Southern tier of
lines an advantage over those farther
North that is likely 20 result in the di-
yerting of much traffic in their direction.
The Car and Foundry stocks.
The Car and Foundry securities were
again strong this morning. and there is
much gossip regarding the bright pros
poets Of the company.
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POLICE CAPTAIN INDICTED.
New YORK HIuecoat Must Answer
for Neglect 81 Duty.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20-Police Captain
cannon. now on duty N Central Park.
vas indicted by he grand jury today for
neglect OF duty IN falling 20 close the
webster House. which Was raided by
l.Gr1nursI agents.
He 0as notified 90 appear before Judge
NeWberser this afternoon 10 plead 10 the
Indictment The October grand jury re
fused 20 iudict Cannon
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Washington stock Exchange.

Metropolitan Railroad BIS. 81 600
UioI Union Trust and Storage Company
2Nlo62s. Riggs National Bank. 10060O.
Capital Traction. I2UN loG. Washington
Gas. 49, ~ 90. Georgetown Gas 2jU75
Lanston MonoJype- 6501@ia. I00Hl224
lUGH 1914; 1000 1872 Buyer so. American
G~aphoph0ne Company Com 1C0H45@.
American GraphOph0ne Company Pref. l26
nTe; lc0075s; 10067A. After calI-Mer-
genthaler Linotype. 1oHlSl, 1oN1S11s.
Lauston MOnotype. 4C0l3la.
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MARKET HOLDS
ITS FIRM TONE.
Sentiment Helped BY Lack
Of Gold Engagements.
FRACTIONS AND COALERS LEADERS
Sugar is Strong in Short Covering.
Am srican Locomotive Again
Active - Foreign Houses
Moderate Sellers.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-Thc stock Mar
ket opened fairly active and in The main
showing firm tone.
There was a continuation Of the lively
speculation recently in progress in the
local traction stocks. Manhattan being the
leader q that quarter this morning. with
an advance to 12I u.
The anthracite coal stocks also retained
the strcng and active tendencies recently
apparent in THAI department Of the mar
Eot. Ot1or strong features of the railway
list were ST Louis and San Francisco and
Union Pacific
Among the SpeciaIties.
Among the spacialues American Loco
motive was again strong and active, while
Amalgamaj-d Copper was dealt in AT de-
cline from las; nights final figures. Little
was done in the industrial quarter aside
from the dealings in United STATES Steel.
which was strong Sugar advanced TO 120
on shor- covering
London sent in son Cwhat lower range
Of prices for American stocks. and foreign
houses sold moderately in this market
The trading seemed to be held in check
to q greater extent by fears that the re-
cent exceedingly heavy expectations of
gold might result in mcre stringent money
market conditions.
After the first trading the tone Of the
market improved somewhat with the New
4ork fractions and anthracite golfers still
the most prominent features. There were
no further engagements of gold for ship
ment tomorrow, and this had a reassuriug
eject on speculative sentiment
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RESULT OF RESURRECTION.
Telegraph Communication between
Panama and Colon Crt TN

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.--The Western
Union Telegraph Compauy's Central Cahl.
olhce. al IS Broad Street. has been advised
that telegraph communication between
Colon and Panama is interrupted owing 10
msurrcctionary movements at Colon
As messa for Colon can 90 forward
va Key West. Fla, and messages for
Panama via Galveston. this iuterrup,ior
has only a local effect
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LORD sTRATHCoNA IN ENGLAND
Optimistic Regarding Proposed Brit
Ish-Cnnndian Steamship Line

LIVERPOOL. Nov 20-LorJ Stratch-
coma landed here today from Canada
Before preceding 20 London he stated
TO reporter that he had no doubt that.
before long q fast line Of steamers be-
tween Great Britain and Canada would
he established. The subject. however was
not sufficiently ripe yet TO speculate as
10 which port on this side would be af-
Iected by the new enterprise.
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DR., LEhTHERMBN,

WashinEtOn's Leading Specialist
On Kidney. Bladder. Blood. sin aaI Pr.vate
diseases. syphilis Gary sta-el cured for life.
Both sexes Consultation free MatIIlIne f---
ri=hCd Hours 90 L and 2 Co s. A-so on
Tues, Thur AID Sst- eve, Z 10 g Closed
COZ r IT. \. W
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS pspTed, - up; large Iiae Of artist.
ample brought 90 your address send postal
window shades and painting. q legal -lirl1t,
overs an work " y. MAHDNEY COS peru-,I-
.auia ave Sc Telephone East ll4-F Aulsost.a
I.r=ich. 100 Pierce ST. m5-Ima
NOLTE, 80 9th ST. NV i- constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Val.
flUcTs, ami papers rooms from SO up Call
and Investigate Tor yourself and be convinced
mia
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IS THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Oh COLI MBlA. TUESDAY. TIE gTH DAY
or NOVEMBER. I-HI--ANNA J.. CJOK Is.
WILLIAM " Gooh, No 1850. Equity
Docket No. 81.
on motion Of the plaintiff Bog Mo-sr-. Turner
a. Mitchell, her solicitors, DO i- ordered that
the defendant, William " rook cause His
the first rule day ogDlrrir. forty Cats after this
day. otherwise the ,lusc. VIII De proceeded with
a, iu case Of default
The object az this .suIt is % obtain An 8I.Sa-
flte divorce on the ground OF desertiou
Bv the Court
tSoaD A. e. BRADLEY. Justice. etc.
True Copy. Test:
j. r. NOJ Nc. CLERK. etc
By z. 4 NEI@s. JR-, Asst. Clerk
Faat D. -dfa
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Dr. CZARRA,

Wen Known German specialist Kay Tor ex-
aul-rasi01s- diagnosis, and treatment iu skin
b'CHd rhsEuatisu. piles structure. Gamer. 5.sd-
der. kidney hycruc@.e- yaricOCele, private dis
eases. Vitality OF sexes restored
Rupture cured without cutting OF pain. Daily
o. p. m- Tuesdays ard Saturdays. p. H.
az EtL Il NV
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Some OF the Victims.

G. J. Kloberg, clerk for Frank WEIGH
q grocer Of Wilmington, Del. VINO has a
$50 certificate in the fund. called 10 cash
coupon No. 10.
a lawyer. who said he represented c.
E. Lashey. Of Binghamton y. Y, wanted
20 get on the trail Of $3.50 which his client
had put in the fund"
J. F. Eckhard. Of Hamburg, Va. said
that he put up $500
There is no trace Of Mackey
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Corrected daily by W T. Hfhbs & Co.. mem
h-rS 81 the Ne" York Stock Exchange. 1919 p
Street.
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MACKEY PATRONS
LOOKING FOR CASH.
DIVIDENDS WERE EXPECTED TODAY.
Investment Money Continues 20 AR
rive AT the Closed Offices OF the
Suspended New York BrOk-
eraEc Company.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-Mouey continues
today to pour into the city for c. E.
Nackey & Co. the "get-rich- quick" con
cern. formerly of 40. % Broadway. which
failed TO open its Offices yesterday. It
comes in registered mail and express.
and is taken away again by letter carriers
and messengers.
It leaked out that customers expected
heavy payments OF dividends" today. Dr.
J. II. Benson. Of CourtIaud. y. Y. started
investing with the firm when il was at
20 Broadway. two years ago. He began
with $50 and gradually increased his in
vestments until they reached 1000. Ev-
cry fifteen days. he said, he mailed a cou-
pom to the firm and got s. for each 500
Of his invee tm-Dt
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A-ENHb NJ III Is.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
ut >,,,--,,..t.F nan t,Irrrttr Al ~
WEE IS. EMMA o. N.-LNLE NO. POST
Ecutg Uoo.er NO. 81
ON motion nt fHe % aiu-la DIS N,--r-- Turner
& Mitchell. his solicitors 10 is ordered tfa.
the defendant Emma d. NuEla,e. cause Ial
appearance o. Doe entered herein au or before
tie first rule DAY occurring forty dave after this
day otherwise tnr gaa-e ulu boz proceeded with
a. iu case e default
Tie object of ibis suit is r0 obtain Al Also
lutte tiyorg, 90 tHy ground Of adultery.
b. the Court
,~,aD A C. BRADLEY. Justice. etc.
True J0gy. Test
J. Il. YOUNG. CleTL, etc.
By b. j. NEIGS JR-, Asst. Clerk.
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STORAGE.

forage. 90 cents Dad. UNITED STATES
forage co. 40 IUtL 81 NV miss
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AUCTION SALES.

PUBLIC AUCTION af Barber Fiytgr-s AZ 9TH and
O. SIS n.y. 90 o. OOH. TODAY. G.. NJ. JOINS
rustic, under Trust from Timothy Bow MI
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ChIcngo Grain md prorIsinn ,tnrlet

Corrected daily BY ". g. Hibls & Co., mem
5ers OF the New York stock Ezchange, IIg
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MODEL MAKING MACHINERY.

FIREARMS. electrical work INSTRUMENT rrr,rr
ne. satisfactory prices FARKUW ARMS 90
gIU ri Fl ma
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JOB BARNARD. Justice.

jon. ROUZER. Acting Register Of Wills
VIII. ~ 81. MILLER, Attorney foI Applicant.
no2O,2 .e.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-09-19
ASKED TO REMAIN.
President Roosevelt Request the Cabinet
Members to stay

Washington. Sept. ~. - President
Roosevelt convened his first cabinet
meeting In Washington yesterday at the
residence Of Commander Cowles. The
president asked the members Of Mr. Nc.
Kinley's cabinet 20 retain their respect
i've portfolios throughout his term and
announced 90 them that his administrn
tion would follow the policy outlined
by President Mckinley in his Buffalo
speech. The president expressed the
hope and expectation that every mem
Der would serve throughout his term. for
he said, he rendered the appointments
~ II he had just been elected 10 the
presidency and was forming an origi
nal cabinent. The president said. how.
ever. there was one difference between
the present tender and that Of the origi
nal offer, namely, under the circum'
stances they were not at liberty 20 de
cline. Upon being asked by "A member
IL designations should b. formally pre-
sented in the usual manner. the presi.
dent answered that his action at this
meeting hal precluded the necessity of
presenting designations.