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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19

wieni. mo1ns znalezc W b.urxs wfAlcl.
cieis ORA Peter Fshrney, " Chiosgo. III.
Wsrystkie TO listy % oprawione " o
gromna ksiatke, n~ajwiekszs m swieolsv
wataca prseszfo pol tony. JsHeli swa-
tymy, 10 nswet jedna osoba q dxiesieclu.
ktora sostaia vyleczona | uszczelliviona
tenn lekarstwem, nile odpisuje listu ~
ksstafcie podxiekowania, 70 liczba ox1y-
manych list6w Jest rseosywitcis godna
uwagi, tworsy sauna prsex sic na1wieksse
6wiadeotwo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
LIST T. Il. JEzA.

Cd czcigodnego nestora powies-
oiopisarstwa polskisgo, Il. I. JeAa
Miikowskiego. otrzymaia rNowa Re-
lorna list, ktorego ~wprawdzie autor
ME p~rzeznacza wprost do druku, ale
ktorego ogloszenie pisma krajowe u
znaly IA sw6j obowiazek. List 7.
I. Jeaa, opatrzony data 20 I. m. o.
piewa:
Szanowna Redakojo!
Me oglosrenie drukiem tego,
90 nsstapi, upraszam Gle, ale o wzie.
Gle pod rozwage pouysiu. ktory mi
sic wydaje ma %czasie, j o zrobienie z
niego utytku, jaki szan. Redakcja
IA ~najlepszy UNA. Me godzi sic
Pozwolie ma to, azeby pruskie wzgle-
dem dzieoi naszych okruoiehstwa
ujse miaiy bezkarnie. Ia ~zneoanis
sic mad dzieemi ~polskismi, prusaoy
pociagnieci bye winni pred sad O.
Pinji publicznej caiego swiata oywi-
linowansgo. DOkazac tsgo mogai
powinny matki polki.
Matki polki, zawisdamiajac matki
~francuzki, angielki, wioszki, skan-
dynawki. hiszpanki, amerykanki,
.wrocie sic winny do matsk nismek.
wiaczajao " to ossarzowe. try kro-
lowe, wszystkie wielkis ksieans i
ksieane, ! zspytac je: czy n vie.
dzf, 90 meaowie, bracis, synowie ich
dokazuja dziecmi p~olskiemi?
Przypuszczajac z ich strony nieswia-
domosc, opowiedzie6 i'm, wedle
sprawozdah Z ssdu " Gnieznie "
sprawis wrzesihskiej, o obchodzeniu
sic I uozniami nsuozycieli niemc6w;
opowiedziec o rozpaczy matek i OF
DOW wobeo katowania dzieci ich, do
konywanego W szkole; opowieduiec
o ukaraniu przez sad ME zbrodnia.
rzy, lsoz rodzicow.- Zapytac MEN,
XII: czyby one zdolne byiy zachowy-
wac obojetnose, gdyby dzieci ich W
podobny trsktowane byiy sposob?-
Poprosic je o w~stawienie sic IA
dziscmi, u kogo nalety.
Siawny ten sad ~gniezniehski wy
kortystsnym bye w%inien, oelem pc.
DANA ~prusactwa " ohydzenie W
swiscis calym, pobudzajac matki
polki We wszystkioh trzsoh zaboraoh,
oraz poza graniosmi Polski, przy o.
powiadsniu sic matkom oaiej kuli
ziemskiej, do narad, do wiscow, do
protestow jaknajgiosniejszycb.
Mech SWAT sic dowie, 90 "a stycz-
ny, obok Moskwy, uzyskai aywioi W
mocsrstwis, przsr Frydsrykow We'll
kich ! Bismarkow wysrubowanem.
Me watpisc, re Szanowns Redak-
ola znsjdzie spos6b ma pobudrenie
matek polsk do zajecia sic gorliwie
to dOniosiosci wislkisj spraws, Easy
lam Jej, wras Z pordrOwisnism u
przejmem. ~wyznanis powatanis RE
telnsgo
ssuga powolny
y. Mi1kopsLi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19

ale ludzi a dslsgat6w wybrae idol.
nych. 6c.ciwych / ohetnyoh Ola sprs-
Wy narodowsi. aaeby ave obowiazki
M nioh wsotone prsez ogoi mogli
I zadowoleniem speiniae.
L. Terski, prszes.
w. Wyszyiski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
M s~prZedaz.

Dom dwupietrowy najnowszemi
ur~zadzeniami. W lyle Sap dwupie-
IRONY 24xS0 z elewatorem, lot 25x
l75 2 alley. Cena 100000. No 1913
40 utica, blisko Ashland ave. Chica.
60.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19

kuznia IS stop diva ogniska, z
m~ateryslem ! porssdkami. Lot 25x
l25. No. 1905 So. Ashland ave. Chi.
oago.
~ grud. 1901.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-19
POkwitOwnie.

Niniejszsm kwituje Masterpiece
gruPy. ktoss przysiaiy pisniadze "a
tykiety ma korzysc koscioia sw. Fla.
milf W Ashland, Wis: CIR. 3, S2.5l,
257 Sl.S4, 281 1925, 278 $500,
297 ss.lS, 3ol 1925, s52 90 Ct, S5I
SS.lS, 374 Sl.03, 393 81. 90, 400
1925, 525 sl.20, 54s s3.25. lara
zem uprasza sic sran pan6w sekre-
tarzy o predszy zwrot tykistow Tub
pieniedzy.
Il szacunkiem
Il. Il. Pinidchotcski,
la - 18th ave-, East
Ashland, Wis.
Polsoam Severy Zoiadkowy Bit.
tiers jsko n~ajlepsze lekarstwo ma re-
gulowanie strawnosci kt0rs po-
wieksra apetyt, przymnaza silly ] ma.
dale zdrowy wyglsd caiemu syste-
mowi. Ant. Hurt, Able, Nebr.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01

. KINGS DAUGHTERS.-T Kings Daughters of the Baptist church will have social at the church next Friday evening.
 SPECIAL MUSIC.-There will be special music at the Baptist church al the morning service. The evening song service will be postponed for one week on account of the closing service at the gospel tent.
 NEW OIL TANK.-The Water Works company has just put in mother new oil tank at it's plant on East Van Buren street. The tank is about fourteen feet in diameter by nearly ten feet in depth, and will hold Il. .O0o gallons, or , carload and a half of oil.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Episcopal services will be held at Trin- ity church west side court house plaza al II a. IT. and 1:30 D. m. today. Sun day school at 10 a. m. The seats are always free and the public cordially in vited to attend morning and evening.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI ENTIST.-Corner of Center and Jef- ferson streets. Services II a. m. Sub ject. God the Only Cause and Creator Golden text. "I am the Lord. your Holy one, the Creator of Israel. your King" Isaiah 43; 15. Our reading room is open
 
 Mrs. D'Alta GiIand (solo), Beyond the Gates of Paradise" by Robert A. King.
 THE 10TH CENTURY CHURCH. Paste. Zumwalt of the First Christian church announced last Sunday that he would discuss "The 20th Century Church at Il o'clock today and on next Sunday ''The 2Oth Century Preach CT. These are timely themes that should interest all church members and church goers. Mir. Zumwalt will preach tonight also. but his subject has not been announced.
 THE BASHFORD BURMISTER co. At the regular meeting of the direc- tors of the Bashford Burmister com pany on Wednesday evening, MT. D. M F. Weeks was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna- ton of Mir. R. N. Fredericks and MT. Jas A. Hope was elected first vice pres ident to succeed MT. Weeks. The other officers of the company remain un- changed.
 SPECIAL MUSICAL SERVICE.-At the First Methodist church tomorrow evening a concert oi sacred music will
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
News ee V
 the Town
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes terdaY:
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
can be raised in this valley from grass

can be raised in this valley from grass hoppers to horse thieves.
 BEAUTIFUL CHRYSANTHEMUAfS Mrs. Robert Jacque, who resides at 9z1 North Third stret. left at The Re publican office yesterday a gorgeous bouquet of chrysanthemUms of all col CTS. Mrs. Jacquc has a large supply of many varieties of this most beautiful flower and would be glad to fill orders for them.
 THE REAL THING NOVA circu- lar issued yesterday under date of De cember 1 by the Santa Fe, Prescott 6: Phoenix, Railway company announces the appointment of Mir. L. II. Landis as general agent of that company at Phoe- nix. He has served as acting" gen eral agent since the departure of MT. F. w. GIllett. and his permission to drop that part of his title is both compli- rlcntary to his close attention to the duties of the office and source Of satisfaction to his many friends.
 FARMERS MEETING.-The meet ing of farmers yesterday. like all the preceding meetings, was not strictly a public gathering and no copy of the proceedings was furnished to the press. The result of the meeting. however. vas simply an arrangement for an armed truce temporarily between the farmers and the water company. A committee of farmers called upon MT. Cleary and an agreement was made whereby the water company is to fur rish to the farmers again whom in functions have been secured what water they need til the injunction suits can be tried.
 BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY Melville ?. Fickas. bright young man whose proud boast is that he was born in Phoenix, celebrated his thirteenth birthday yesterday. But in the even ing his happiness was further aug mented by the arrival unanEounced of a party of his friends and playmates and the evening was spent as only young people can spend it at a birth day party. There was refreshments. games and all sorts Of merriment, in fact just such an evening as would i'm press on Melville great satisfaction in living in Phoenix as well as having been born here. for had he lived in New York or some other wicked place he nigh, not have been so worthy and popular q youth. His guests were: Irene Walker, Ina Maddox Hattie Phil lips, Helen Alexander, Hattie Dawes, Helen Ely. Neal Mccarthy, Celores Stoddard. Sammy Morse. Elmhurst, Lightburne, George McNeil, Mark Dun bar. leighton James, Mabel Moore. Tom Higley.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
Orange Groves and
 Orange Lands

co acres of the finest orange land in the valley at a great SACRIFICE. OWNERS MUST SELL.
 We have a most complete list of ranches from acres up. Three or them are exceptionally fine residence prop erty within miles of the city and can be bought right.
 2-stoEy, 8 room house on North First avenue, with modern improvement. owner will give immediate possession, or lease the property of purchaser for one year for 12 per cent. on selling price. We have also 2 $1.OO0 residences on same terms.
 Fine building lot on North First st., south of Bennett Lane. $500.
 Why pay rent when you can buy a well located home for $500. $20O cash balance as rent.
 If you are looking for q good busi- ness opening come and see. We have several that will bear investigation.
 HOUSES TO RENT.
 MONEY TO LOAN.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
Temperature

Maximum temperature. S1; minimum temperature. 46. Average relative humidity, 40 per cent. Total precipitation-O. Character of the day-Clear.
 VIM. G. BURNS
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01

The long expected carload of cider has arrived. For sale by Louis Mel czer, at 75 cents per gallon.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01

Our list or residences TOT safe and for rent is extensive.
 The Evans Loan & Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-01
You Need Us We Need You

If you have ailing eyesight you need us and we need you.
 We want your money-a frank and truthful statement-but weare not go- ing to take it without giving you an equivalent in good. big eyesight-sav- ing value, increased eye comfort. per feet eye ease and entire satisfaction.
 Our improved method of eye exam ination and fitting glasses, and relief afforded hundreds of eyes in our prac- tice. speaks for us and our work, and shows that we excel in the doing of it, not alone in the talking about it.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
THOMAS AUGUSTUS BEARD.

Ex-Alderman Thomas Augustus Beard. popular
pharmacist in the Eastern District of Brooklyn
died suddenly Sunday at his home. No 10
Rutledge-st. Heart failure the direct cause
but this il is believed. brought by injuries
which Mr.. Beard received three weeks ago in fall
ing from the platform of trolley car. Mr.. Beard
was born in Columbia, s. c. ffty-eight years ago
He was manager Of a large drug store when the
Civil War broke out; he enlisted in the 1st South
Carolina Volunteers and served throughout the
war. He with General Lee when the latter
surrendered. Mr.. Beard then came North, and
twenty years ago opened a drug store Lee-ave
and Rutledge-st Brooklyn. Although his district
was strongly Republican, Mr.. Beard served
Democratic Alderman from 1887 TO 1898. In the
Spanish he distributed medicine free OF charge
the families who were in need on account OF the
absence of the head Of the home at the An
honor highly priced by Mr.. Beard honorary
membership in L. S. Grant and Ricard posts
G. A r. He a member OF the Kings County
Democratic General Committee and OF the Masonic
order. Two sisters both OF whom live in the South
survive him. The funeral will be held tonight
The burial will be In Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
yBg FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY

e2Oa m.-No. sI7 seoond-sve.; Abram Goldman: $500.
IOs5 a. m.-No. 100 West one-hundredth-rt; owner
known; slight
l:O5 D. m.-No. 32l Avenue A: Antonia Grocea; 500.
155 o m.-No. 7O3 Hinth-aVe; Michael Gerry: 81 200
800 p m.-Ro. - BaSter-st: owner unknown: no
damage.
300 D. m.-siKty-sixth-st. and Broadway: William
Brady. $50.
slight.
b5Op m.-Ho. l.soi Lexngton-ave.; Benjamin Freund:
slight
slop m.No. Iso East Thrd-st.; Frederick Schwartz:
500
slight
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
THE PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. OCT. 81 1901.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Buffalo oao. I-:vendse. Hun october via
& son. Arrived at the Bar at rs a m.
and da,bampn a n as tTSP SaSn and S
passengers to the International Navigation Company
Arrived at the Bar at +:30 m.
Steamer Island DAM skjodt. Copenhagen October 2.
and Isl steersge passengers 10 Punch. Edye Co Ar
steamer Archmede Ttab. Dodero. Genoa Angus, %.
Naples 2s and FayaI October 49, with mdse and steer
the Bar at 80 ? m NJ ,,.,, ~, ,..,-. &c., 90
and St Lucia l3 with coffee to Busk Jevons Arrived
steamer s ' Ger q n NGn H i larsen Demerar october 10
with sugar and one to I. W & Armstrong.
stss:r Z @aq@ou,Ssa!f 3 t' B n carey p.merasa oc.
loqpe ~ Antigua and St Kits Is with mdse and l2
cabin passengers to E outerbridge Co. Arrived at
steamer Themls CNS5, andersen Pros5ssq October IL
Arrived at the Bar at 1913
Il with mdse and cabin passengers to PIN, Forwood
tober s. Port de Pax O. Port au Prince i Au1 caves
- Port Antonio Is and Inasua 10 with mdse and 5
cabin passengers TO the American steamship Co Ar
steamer Ponce. sargent Ponce October 10 Jobos II.
TO the Ncw-York and Porto Rico IS Co Arrived the
steamer PToteus eager Orleans October 16 with
m9fs 9,e,45.r and Pssse9geTs T ssTd. to Allen
with mase S4d Ms. MG1,t to M1OT
mdse 70 A II Iull Co mot pTeveuslyl, N''''
tober H. lumber to the Export Lumber co; vessel
the Atlantic SIS Co
steamer PeekskIn Hudtens Norfolk to the Old Do
steamer Buenaventura Williamson Newport News
with one barge TO L Luckenbach
Steamer Mamma Hata, Charles. Baltimore. with mdse
steamer. Mascot CNor, Amundsen. Tilt Cove. r.
Arrived at the Bar si' at II cS 80
Sandy Hook J. Oct 81, o;sO p m-wind southeast
light breeze: hazv.
SAILED
r6ane @ Sp For %sa @ Rsros 9F G pa
tonic; Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lizard. Oct 2o-Passed. steamer British Queen CRr)
Pattlnson Antwerp for New-Y9r< Oct q passed.
Ohio (Br) Branton New-York for Hull
Liverpool Oct 20-Arrived steamer Cypran Prince (Br)
Glasgow Oct 21--Arrived. steamers MonEolan CBr)
Braes New-York; City of Rome (Br), Baxter. New
London, 22-Arrived steamer Mexican (cabe) Ward
New-York via Bermuda.
Copenhagen. Oct 2l-Arrived steamer Mannheim Ger
swnemunde oct 1s-saied. steamer Burgermester Pet
Gen. SteSe. New-York
Havre Oct TArrived steamer Prns Willem III Dutch
Van der Est. New-York via West Indies for Amster-
Barcelona Oct 17-Arrived Ayres span)
Amezaga. New-York Cadiz
Bilbao. oct 1SArrived. NordpoI Nor). Stoltz
New-York via santander.
Michaels. Oct 21-Arrived. steamer (Porn
Coelho New-Yorl for Oporto and Lisbon.
Gibraltar Oct II. p m-Arrived steamer Hohenzolern
Ger. Clppers. New-York for Naples and (and
Naples oct ia-saied steamer Perugia CBr Johnston.
Brisbane. Oct ls-Arrlved steamer Devon CBr, Young.
New-York via Adelaide. etc.
rill. New-York for Curacao; 21st. sailed. steamer
Philadelphia. Furst drom Porto CabeIo and Curacao
Bermuda 2IArrived steamer Button CBr). Oils Rio
Janeiro via Barbados for New-York (and proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

Racing Park
Flower Show. Madison Square Garden.
Municipal Assembly. city Hall. afternoon.
Association. meeting No. IT West
Forty-third-st. 10 a. and Sis p m.
Seth Low and Carl Schurz al Citizens Union
ing 81. Nicholas Rink, evening
Justice fusion meeting. Colonial Hall One
hundred md -first-st. and Columbus-aye.. 6 p m.
The Rev Hills speaks for Seth Low, Brooklyn
Athenaum. Atlantic and Clinton-st.. p m
Ant-Tammany meeting Of Henry George followers Avon
Hall, Bedf0rd-ave. and Haisey-st. Brooklyn. p. m
The Rev Or. Cuyler Seth meeting No lo4 South
Oxford ST. Brooklyn. p.
Edward NJ Shepard at Jamaica and Richmond Hill.
Queens Borough. evening
addresses Democrats Broome and Mott
SITS. evening.
Dinner for colonel Lewis c. Hopkins Hotel Manhattan
The Hundred Year club address by Mrs Mary E Lease,
Hotel Majestic. 2 m
Social Reform club. No l2s East Twenty eghth-st..
p. m.
The Iannaan Society regular meeting Museum Of Natural
History, 5 ?.
Manhattan Command Spanish War Veterans. nag pres
entation ana reception No. 334 West Forty-fourth-
evening.
The Rev. DR.. De Water What's the User at
Squirrel Inn No. l3l Bcwery, evening
Meeting Of Life Underwriters Association. Hotel Earng
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
WILLIAM LAWRENCE.

William Lawrence, a retired shipbuilder, died at
the home OF his brother, Herbert Lawrence. No. 102
Taylor-st. Brooklyn. Sunday. He born in
New-York City eighty-four years ago. and at the
age Of thirty-sx succeeded to the business OF his
father. In six years he retired from the ship
building business. having accumulated small
fortune This he did because of the idea that when
a man had laid aside enough to keep him in COM
fort for the remainder his life he should retire
and give somebody else chance. Mr.. Lawrence
was never married. The funeral will be held to-
night Burial will be in Greenwood.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-R. G. Erwin. OF Hartford, and
W Wyndham Walker. of Newport CAMBRDGE
H Rebeur Paschwitz. naval attache Of the
German Embassy at Washington EARL1NGTON
w. D. Wyman Of Chicago FIFTH AVENUE
Ex-Congressman William Whiting, OF Massachu-
setts, and Governor Odell. GRAND-Captain
Samuel G. Jones, 11th United States Cavalry
HOFFMAN-Judge Andrew Hamilton, of Albany,
and Benjamin Ide Wheeler president Of the Uni
versty of California. HOLLAND-R. Lincoln Lip
pitt OF Providence. and Ex-Governor Frank 5.
Black, Of Troy. MANHATTAN-Judge F. W
Wheaton. Of Wilkesbarre. and c. S. Sargent of
Boston. MARLBOROUGH-Captain w f. P.
French. L. s. A. MURRAY HILL-EX-Mayor J.
H. Manning Of Albany. VICTORIA1Captain ]. c.
Sanford. L. S A. WALDORF-The Bishop of
Newcastle England. ex-Congressman L. D. APP
sey. of Massachusetts; Senator John c. Spooner.
Of Wisconsin; Franklin MacVeagh. of Chicago; J.
E Schwab. Of Pittsburg; E. Rollins Morse. OF Bos-
ton; VI. Ceballas. Of New-York. and sixteen repre-
sentatives of Porto Rico tour of inspection
Of American institutions.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
WILL FIGHT SUSPENSION FROM CHURCH,
MEMBER OF REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
WILL NOT ABIDE RULING AGAINST TAKING
OATH TO THE CONSTITUTION.

Newton. Mass Oct. 2l.-James Jackson. OF Cam
bridge, who has been suspended from membership
in the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church. be
cause in becoming citizen OF this country he took
oath uphold the constitution. proposes to hght
the ruling. Mr.. jackson is still taking part in the
services the church.
Mr.. Jackson is a Scotchman but now. after living
IN this country ten years he has taken out natural
iZation papers The Reformed Presbyterian dcnOm-
natiOn, ii is stated, looks upon the constitution Of
the United States as an insult 70 the Almighty In
that IL makes mention whatever OF God, and
claims for the people. the Church says, that SOW
ereign power which belongs to God alone.
1891 suspension Of certain members for
swearing to uphold constitution is said have
resulted in the Withdrawing of two thousand mem
bers from the denominat tion -
West Fifty sixth-st.. pastor OF the Second Re-
formed Presbyterian Church in this city. said
yesterday Tribune reporter: Members Of
my church will not become citlzens or this
country because cannot cOnscentously take
the oath uphold the Constitution OF the
United States. The reason for this Is that
gard the constitution : immoral document.
Don't misunderstood me. ! do not mean immoral
in the commonly accepted sense of the term. but
tains no reference 10 God. II the oath demanded
allegiance the United States and not TO the
stitution of the United States we would not make
the slightest objection. Our church members can
be settlers simply in this country We pay
taxes. abide by the laws and go TO war If need be.
The situation is the same in England and Scot
land where the cath of allegiance TO the King
recognizes him the head of the Church. which
Scotch COvenanters. who in olden times refused 10
accept the settlement OF the In England.
The distinctive point is this: We will not
allegiance to the constitution OF the United States
because II does not recognize God the of
power and Christ the medatoraI ruler and
because the Bible Is not made the rule of national
life. When the written constitution of the country
that the nation confesses these truths we car
conscientiously become citizens"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
NETWORK CITY.

The case Of George Armitage messenger OF the
New Amsterdam National Bank. who disappeared
last Tuesday with checks and cash belonging 10
the bank and later himself up to the police
of the West Thrtieth-st. police station, was ad-
iourned by Magistrate Crane in the Centre-st po-
lice court yesterday until to-day, at the request or
the defendant who said that his lawyer was out OF
town.
The first annual reception and entertainment Of
the FIremen's Mutual Benevolent Association OF
Greater New-York will be held at the Grand Cen
tral Palace on October IS, in the afternoon and
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
rHE REV- DR. c. S. HAGEMAN.

The Rev Dr. Charles stedman Hageman. Of the
Reformed Church, died after short illness at
Christ Church rectory. Riverdale. y Y, on Sunday
He was born in 1917 at Harlingen, y. j. He was
graduated from Rutgers College in 1897 and was
licensed from Princeton Theological Seminary in
1872 Since 1878 he had had no regular charge. but
had been active in supplying pulpits and in doing
other church work. Recently account OF in
frmities he had been unequal TO public service
Two sons and three daughters survive him. The
f,neral will be held the Reformed Church
Nyack tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
OBITUARY.
EDMUND TwEEDY.

Newport r. l. Oct. H.-Edmund Tweedy, pio-
neer summer resident of Newport. died to-day at
his home in Bellevue Court He was about ninety
wears old Mr.. Tweedy. with George William Cur
tis Charles A Dana, William Henry Claiming
George ]. Ripley. Nathaniel Hawthorne and others
was interested in the Brook Farm Association IN
1872 and he was the lifelong friend OF MI curtis
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
THE POSTMASTER WILL SEEK RELIEF

Washington, Oct. A--It Is explained at the Post
Office Department that the law allows a credit up
20 $4,000 to pOstmasters at offices where losses
occur IN which proper precautions have been taken
All above this amount has 10 depend upon the
action of Congress. Postmaster Coyne OF Chicago
Will present claim for the or the loss, and
the department viii transmit II TO Congress.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into these col
umns are recommended to- the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable and
business he done by mail with the adj
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
no INDICTMENT AGAINST cAyFIELD.
sARAroGA GRAND JURY IGNORES CHARGES OF
..DAN" STUART AND OTHERS
- rrrrnn.pn 20 rnE rRrnuNE. J

Saratoga ~. Y. Oct 1.-THE Saratoga County
grand jury after being in session seven days.
was discharged this afternoon by Justice NJ L.
Slower OF Amsterdam. A large number OF indict-
Inents were reported, but none were found against
Richard A Canheld OF the Saratoga Club. against
whom .'Dan" Stuart, Peter De Lacy and Gale
Mitchell last summer kept up continuous warfare.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
SIR ARCHIBALD LEVIN SMITH.

London Oct. 2l.-Sir Archibald Levin Smith, who
recently resigned the post of Master Of the Rolls
Ito which he was appointed in 1900). account of
IN health. died last night in Morayshre, Scotland
He had rowed thrice with Cambridge against OK
ford He born in 1886.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-22
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