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BEAUMONT.

The ~. r. o. B." HalloreeH ~
the home OF Mrs. Jean Plpkn W.
the most enjoyable affairs in ths ~
tory.
Mrs. H. c. Leach was hostss
Twentieth Century club OF Ihun~
noon.
Mrs Ben Irby entertained tae
Reading club last saturday alt,
Misses Ida Pittman and An w,
entertained a number OF theu 'v,i
loween night at the home o.
lam Holland. ~
Miss Bird Cooper entertainsa
lightfully Thursday afterhoVss
OF the brlde-elect Miss Alice ~ ~
The social event Of the We
beautiful wedding Of Miss w. M
aud Mr.. Robert Holton, Whlpl w,A
at St Marks Episcopal chureHp ,r
at $3.50 o'clock Mesdames s
and William Dixon were tne
honor; Miss Louise Wolston' Ftal
honor; Misses Kate stoyal1n .,Ie
wards. Irene Fuller Carrie n,
Gray and Alma Johnsoni p ti,.
Asa Bordages; groomsmeni "i4.eI
Hamphill, Chenault O'Brlens XII
ton OF Houston. Barr Ayerlli' M 4.
Preston Lee, l.. r Le Iqle Nv
wilson. Mrs, George Caswell SsIi' X
full solo Just before the nIiuu..ailll
tered. The bride looked pelsiTsl
robe Of white cmbroidereal a.
eatln, the illusion ven iallllls'r ~
full length train. The matlas NJ
81 mink creme de chine. ane ~
wore beautiful white dresses .si
pink chryeanthemums. Iheie NJ
ful reception at the bride y n
which the bride and groom VIZ
weeks visit 10 New OrleApss az
Next Tuesday m the gi~ M
occurs the wedding 0f Mss
Ghetto and Mr.. Bruce Gree.sN MI
be one ~ the SWEETEST ehni''
the season IT, IN,
Mrs. W. r. II. MeFaddlia N
the Friday Afternoon care ~ ps
Mrs I'd Robinson ana As.s
derson Of TAYLOR are the
George O'Rriou az the "lasrr, rs,ii
Mrs J D. Martin leg to
visit 10 her son IN San Anlqs sr ~
Miss Hustled left rhufsh 4.ts|
in GalcshurE, ILL., tftef ~ x Il
weeks the guest Of the =
Mrs. NJ j. Collier Nls,
Cllller aud Mrs J n s .ssIr
City, m, returned 70 I'm N Il
THURSDAY. having come cow
Clure- Hodges nuptial .ssrials
Mrs; Robert Greer 4 eIrlIs
Greers mother from oak avn ~
Miss Efhe soryoek cane o'''
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NAcoeoocHEs.

Mrs Arnold, Miss Tlnnle ana Mr. Lewis
left Wednesday night for Shreveport FOR 4
few wccks' visit
The Chnut1uQua circle met tn sday after.
noon With Mrs, Clyde Parish
Cards are ont Tor the wedding Of Mr..
Jim scale OF our city 10 Miss Allic Flelshel
Of Tyler on the 18th Instant, az the home
az her mother, Mrs Florence rleishcl
Mrs. Robert Lindsey loft Tuesday Tor
Tyler where she viii Visit her many rpla-
tlrcs and ftcnds she VIII remain M
,Iler unti after the srale-Flclshel we'd
Mr.. j 6 orion and Miss Zuin lott Mon.
Waco
day for Waco
Mrs 2. NJ notson, accompanied by her
tNe, pqIsi LETT IuesdqI night for Waco %
attending Baylar uRlytrsltv
Ar6, Jennie .. HelmeS arrived Wednes.
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day night from Waco to visit friends and
relatives she &, the guest Of her sister.
Mrs 70 C. Shludlpr.
Major George 4 Walker aud Miss Joe
Roberts were married on Sunday. November
z, at the residence Of the brides mother,
Mrs J VI, Roberts, Judge W. D Peevy
performing the ceremony. Maior and Mrs
Walker win remam In the city q few days
before leaving on their wedding Journey
Mrs. win Smith Of Tufkin Is visiting her
sister, Mrs h f Hnrdeman thi, week
Dr. and Mrs Mayhcld returned nome
from Alto Monday. where they had heen
summoned 10 attend Mrs Fairris. Mrs.
Mnyhelds mother. i'm her last Illness
The Arnold stock company will com.
mence q weeks engagement 90 the opera
house Monday night November TO- Omen.
Ing bill win be "The Struggles Of Life"
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dent: Airs. j. A. Thompson. third vice
president, Mrs. W. N. Williams. secretary,
ana j. II. Goldsteln, treasurer. After the
business OF the meeting beautiful bouquet
u flowers was presented 90 the president
elect by the ladies 81 the league Inc
bouquet was gathred from the park on
the public square, which Is one OF me
works Of the league
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. n Booth returned from
the Morn Friday. Mr. Booth has been O.
canada hunting moose. and Mra Booth
has been visiting relatives and friends to
Wheeling, W. VA.
Mrs. kciilehor and daughter Miss Annie.
returned Thursday from a few days Visit
IN Granger.
Mr. ana Mrs G T. king spent several
days In san Antonio this week
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BRYAN.

Miss sallle johnson Of this city Is visit,
ing her aunt Mrs Dennis Call, In Beau.
mont
Miss Nan Parks Is visiting Miss Tess
Sloan IN Whitesboro.
Mrs. Ben Sparks Is visiting relatives in
Caldwell.
Mrs. Y. Y. Lacy Of pittsburg, Texas, at.
tended her father, Judge W II. Hartman.
IN his last Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Bell Cnvtt OF Stamford are
visiting relatives IN Bryan.
Miss Daisy Worlcy Is visiting friends In
Waco.
Mr. J. y, Convey and Miss Edna Christian,
both Of this city were married M the home
ot Mr. J y. Dunn IN Robertson county.
near Wheelock last Sunday afternoon Rev.
Williford Of Hearnc officiating The bride
is q daughter Of Mr., md Mrs, W. j. Chris.
tan ~ this city and Is young lady of ne
compilshments possessing many beautiful
ana lovnhle traits OF character. Mr. Convey
Is member Of the Cole Hardware com
pany ana Is one ~ Rryan's energetic aud
enthusiastic young business men Air. and
Mrs. Coyey are nj home with Mrs. /. Tel.
bout.
Tho BRYAN Shakespeare club Of o rccent
meeting donated dfty volumes and 500 In
cash 10 the Carnegie library OF this city.
Tho president of the Shakespeare club Mrs,
William II. oliver also gave fifty books,
mnklng, an together a handsome gift from
Tho shakespeare club members had not
been asked for n contribution. which fact
makes this generous offering from them the
moro 70 be appreciated. and proves conclu-
t'voly that tho Rrynn club women are alive
20 cveFy effort for the uphulding of their
hand IN furthering worthy aud noble en-
terprise
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eELLVlLLE.

Mr. and Mrs. z. EnGebach have re-
turned home from Indianapolis, where they
nave been spending the summer.
Miss Lucy stucket OF Breuham has been
visiting friends here.
Miss Hattie Moore left Friday for her
home In Smlthyile
MISS Lena HclImuth returned q, pr.,
ham Monday. ~ D'Nu-
Mrs. Harry Mlenesdoerfer Of Round Ton
Is me guest OF her sister Mrs a. Heli.
Miss Ella Werner returned n ber howe
In Brenham last Monday No'No
day I'm Brenham 'N"' "uuneS'
Misses Leila Pier aud Maggie Totto,bor,
OF Buckhorn were here this weeE III
Round Top. S' N'uu IN
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sEALY.

MISS ora Kizer Of Bellvllle is the guest
Of her sister.
Mesdames n. E. Baker. r. E. Skinner
Lon Davis ana Eva Howard and Mrs / -
,annon' Lon Davis, Richard Ward ana
g. Il. hil were among tho ,,is,,o.. -
show NusHhB BIOS
Miss Florence Miller OF grepbom 20.
, ~ nome Tuesday after a snort vtsit
family. "SsseHuoI ana
Brenham this week. '''"'''es ~
visiting In the city. "'"ssolu are
Miss Lydia Wilmer went IN pron,,,-
Wednesday to attend Ringing Bros CIR
cn,, pe la 9 OF the Methodist Episcopal
Friday night, November IA. Tor Ky o nest
Of the Orphans mission. ''' 'ne oeheht
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on their return VIII be al home to their
friends at Mrs. BelcHers,
One Of the prettiest features OF the week
was the ceremony on Wednesday al ST. Da.
yid's church, when The brass tablet to the
memory OF Elizabeth Mcdowell Welch WIS
unveiled BY Mrs. John Lane Henry of Dat
las. Mrs welch was the FIRST president Of
the Colonial Danes IL America IN Texas,
and she tablet was erected TO her memory.
Mrs, Wueihull Of san Antonio, the his
toriun OF the Colonial Danes Of Texas. paid
a beautiful tribute 10 Mrs. Welch's memo
~, as did also Rev. 4. u. Lee and Major
Ira II. Evans.
luncheon during their Visit TO Austin ut the
residence Of AIRS a. Faulkner. through Mrs.
George Proctor
Their lady friends With n trolley ride and
circus party ON Wednesday.
-. The Freshman class gave q delightful re-
cepdon at the Dnskill on Friday.
The Friday Night Card club met with
Mrs. c. T. Anderson.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity enter
tanned Informally with a dance az their
new chapter house.
Tho engagement is announced of Miss
Georgia Kendall and Mr. Alexander Hann.
both Of Denton, to take place December 10.
Mrs. 4. NJ. House and Mrs S. r. Mozes
VIII on Tuesday, November II, entertain
the University Ladies club at Mrs. Houses
residence.
Mrs. Ida Hagorty gave delightful must.
cal al her studio ON Wednesday.
circus party, composed of the follow
ing. enjoyed themselves very much; Misses
Rel Graham, Ann Wilkinson, Nina Hooper.
kene aud McCutchcou; Mcssrs Hal Coch-
ine ANA Joe Kcrbcy
Mr.. aud Mrs. AIcNitty and Mrs. Sayers.
Misses Irene Palm, Josephine Armstrong.
Halle McNutty, Julia Armstrong aud Mr.
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HEARNE.

Tuesday evening at the Ar,so,,,, n.r
several couples OF the young noo,,,, ~,
loyed themselves dancing Those present
neckham, Brashear, Bassett ana iiiiiih n,,,.
5aster"eod' Messrs Wood. Tom BTa.
shear shear Knowles. Cook, VIM Bra.bear
Mre ~ Ne'nhurlt Lewis, and Hensley
itiug In the city. '-s''u'ah u Wis
here this week ''sitep friends
Mr.. aud Mrs Leggett Of Rto.,.,
IN The city this week, guests ~ RIiss we're
uie Borum s"0''' " MISS Nan
w Lewis Shields Of Duke snsnt !.
p ~ s,9 % this week In Hearne, the guest
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has been visiting in Denver anl
city seven weeks past, returned ~
evening.
During the past ten days Alalle Y
visited by quite a number Of llllnNl
sionists, all OF whom were mucn w
BY the resources and PROSTITUTES
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LLANo.

Miss Mary Peacock left Thursday "a,
Georgia to spend the winter. ~
Mrs. y. swanson Of Corslcapa ia ,,.,,tu
McRae . H.
MISS iaa Nurcaison Of Kingsland is visit.
rev, w, Ganetts ana wife left Tues.
s sss tST ss''T''vll' TO sssad the annual
AI'' Jessie Sosl'r has accepted . pO,l.
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ALnlNE.

ar samuel Poteet and family OF Kansas
city have moved TO Aldine. Most excel.
lent people.
Mrs, STAFFORD or washingto, ,orr,
House, ohio. mother Of opr 60. .,,,.1'.
70 spend she winter ~''Neu IN Aiuine
@N'A T. Aanetts Colby OF Aldins, VINO
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
PALESTINE.

Miss mamie Aloulu ltlt iAutauAF nAhH'
for New York, where she goes to resume
her studies in painting. Miss Mamie IS
enc OF The most populny Young ladies OF
the city, ana society was frightened very
materially during her stay here.
Mis-. ida Miner OF Houston, who for
meflg resided here, passed through tn'7
city Thursday night Gu route home from a
trip TO Mexico she was met at the sta
ton by number Of lady frlends OF lne
sity
Mr. and Mrs Henry carswel have gone
10 Beaumont to reside.
Nrs jesse Payne arrived here Tnutsday
night from Waco &C. Join her husband and
Will reside here Ia the future.
Mrs Blount ca Grapeiand is mere on
visit to her son, }. !. Biount.
Mrs J. -. Alien tas returned from on eS-
tended visit to relatives ia Tennessee
The Benedette rohin chapter, United
Darrhters Of the Confederacy, held nn un-
Usually interesting meeting az the City mall
Friday afternoon large number OF mem
her. were present, and the chapter Is grow
tug steadily
Edi,or Ewing and wife Of oaRwooas
srCit the pEst week IN this city.
Rrv. Isaac sellers and daughter and Mes.
1aucs Cutler, llathcuck aud joyncr nt-
tended the meeting Of the baptist state
missionary board al waco the past wees
go a., -" ..w
wv SrNsn ir ,, suIit Y, , "ne gE , g, 1
lhe san iulssluh ot nltehdlnS me oQllal OF
~. Nt1ie nl",uvt' 49, ~
-. hDsls Nnu.t uuH Si,le" H,ss 'th's
MaiiVtt saNc Soue 20 uops''h' MntIe NY
~, ~ i'' T., h1'A ~ 'n.sg .nnier ~
leaders IN social circles mere anu VIII De
efGahE missed
~ seil l.tute Gun nrt4 Us regular
w A'A NVhd!. WttEAooA WIN Aiys. NM
SER tl7A' y was aeclo,u 20 ntth- llr
tfavcliHg art gallery hero this winter. un
pos 81 vmtsrauuy m.l cnco6raang love
Tie puAIc library mere which was gotten
up ana Is uu-Cr tAe control o.. 1le ,!ty
~, ,a,,', "t'.i, ,'@
iirary Gdulc have nrcn sald "a oa5 Oh inWu
rrapir be- &kharr Brnnr rrceS aud Nou-
ian}, and t6c federation deserves mu'h
wc,tbv ntt.t,,tic1 vl. .a,.,SI, ~ -gi
Autnijn wlu present d. th- tomu chapter
of INC United baashtafs of 'ae t"Ated-
Htn n'"i,.lGt il,o'' %. '- s''',t
vas named silva plate w.u be- al.
tachcd to tas frame upon witch 0lll o. cine
slaiea an appropriate ana "5lAS Hl'. ir-
Mr. and Mrs Prank uarelc .1y- re-
turned from most pleasant outing Ok two
weeks Duration
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ton ms music teacher in the San Saba
school and left this week for that place 10
take charge OF her new duties
Miss Kathryn Wallace has returned from
tia. ~
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WooTAN WELLS.

hrs' ", ?, Garret, md children OF Cal,
vert are Spreading the winter here
Miah LizEis Lane OF Coleman City, who
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Mondays Great Specials

SwiSS Curtains. 3 yards
long, ruifled, striped, 6Ec
regular o8c a pair 49,. UJb
Curtain pole free with every pair
curtains sold Monday.
Curtain Rods brass extern
sion, adjustable, silver TO-
ends, regular 35c each. AOC
Table CoDerS, rich tapes
tines, all colors, yard tx
square, fringed, reg. ACC EOC
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Upholstery VeIour, solid
colors or fancy Egyptian lQc
patterns, regular loo yd FOC
Gimp, for finishing uphol-
stery work, regular a yard ( r.
&c, Monday .......... ~
FurnffureKnobS or drawer
and door pulls, pretty OK
idized copper, reeu- II
ular loo ............. w
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
TO FIX DAMAGES TO HOTEL.

pretor of the Everett House. in Union Square. will
apply Monday in Part l. Special Term. of the
Supreme Court for the appointment of n referee
determine the amount by which the hotel has
suffered from the subway work in Union Square.
Mr. DeahUnty says that to determine this Il will
be necessary inspect the books of the hotel and
learn the average business done in former years
and the of increase each year. The business
done from August. 1870. when the power house was
put up. the present time will be determined.
The amount Of damage can then be estimated.
Some of the guests who have left the hotel because
Of discomforts and noise caused by the power
house will be called to give their reasons for leav-
ing. II IS said that Mr.. Bates may be willing
permit the powerhOuse remain If the tors
Holbrook, Cabot DAILY. agree to reimburse him
amply for what he has suffered and may suffer
until the subway work is completed and the build
ing removed.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW

v the Ct 9a free 6.H3s and fb
e Iomb Grace Tcknor Mabel Porter Ethel Porter Daniel
RGs 3cy NJ AFa F6eP S Porter h & wa Pore F. RaaSs
Porter Calvin Kennels Tryphcna Gribben If living: Noah
G5em 6 M s KS9eGf @ e FnE % & fTs s VIII a
Testament Tryphena Grbben. Noah Gribben. Robert
or administrators the goods chaels Of
Tryphena Grtbben Noah Grib6en Robert Porter and
all persons may be the husband. widow Of kin
ing through Tryphena Grtbben Gribben Rob
George Porter dt be deceased and all
tiribben Noah George Porter
before the death OF the said Daniel Porter deceased
Porter to take the share Of the estate Of said Daniel
Noah Gribben Robert George Porter would
have II OF them had survived the said
died intestate the mentioned persons OF any
being persons unknown to the petitioner Tito herein and
to petitioner herein. the heirs and OF kin of
d DANIEL Re.eSdas 6 & @ Of Ng Yo b 5
applied Surrosate's Court OF County New
date the Eighth day June relating both real
and personal property duly pr9yed as the last W and
of New York deceased. Therefore you o you
ar are s ssed YORK 2 at his s In the OF Of New qo
7th day Of July thousand nine hundred and
then and there probate OF the said last
Viii and Testament. And such Of you hereby
cited. under the age of twentyOne years.
required to by guardian. il you have
appointed, in the event Of your neglect failure
do guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
In testimony whereof have caused tn. Seal of the
surrogate's Court of the said County Of New York
Witness. Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a
o can'T on GTr ffa M Son5s & S OF % TeW 9or
the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
j. FAIRFAX MIAUGHLIN
~ - -,, r., Clerk OF the surrosate's Court
New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
PATROL WAGON CHASES CAR.
DRUNKEN MEN WITH REVOLvERS KEEP
THE LATTER AT TOP SPEED.

Paterson, June 13 (SpeciaD-Three drunken
men broke loose here this forenoon with
volvers and created terror in several streets
they ordered citizen to hold up their hands and
threatened to blow off their heads. The police
were informed and the patrol wagon sent
TO Main-st and Broadway. The men the
wagon coming. and boarded trolley going
up Broadway. Then there was an exciting chase
of the trolley by the patrol wagon. The
drunken men, threatening the conductor with
their revolvers ordered him to keep the car
going at top speed. Women in the car screamed,
and all the passengers wanted to escape but
the armed men held the doorway and prevented
any from getting out.
After a chase of four blocks the patrol wagon
overlook the car. and the motorman, seeing
the policemen, stopped. One Of the drunken
men jumped from the car and escaped. but the
other two were captured and locked up. They
said that they were Henry Schaffer, thirty-two
years old. of No. 66 Temple-st. this city, and
Matthew Reagan. thirty years old. of Troy y.
Y. James Walton. one of the men whom they
held up and threatened to shoot, made charge
against them
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
PICKED FIGHT TO SERVE PAPERS.
AND. AND ARRESTED AGAIN
WHEN FREED.

Victor lie Payne. native of st. Pierre. Mar
Unique, who, his lawyer says, has luxurious
home in Summit-aYe., Jersey City Heights, and
is worth 100000, was arraigned in the Adams
st. court. Brooklyn, yesterday. on a charge Of
abandonment, preferred by his wife Alice lie
PAYNE, of No. ~ Nassau-st-, that borough. The
case was adjourned. Mr.. lie Payne did not look
like q wealthy man. and his lawyer said that
* was one of his eccentricities to go around in
shabby condition without any money. The law
yer further said that many Of Mr. lie Payne's
wealthy relatives had perished in St Pierre,
and that he heir to whatever estates they
left on the island. Indeed he intending to
sstl for Martinique in a day two.
An interesting story was told of the way lie
Payne was arrested Some time ago Justice
Maddox had granted the wife alimony and coun-
sci fee in divorce suit The money had not
been paid when several days ago the process
server saw his man in Manhattan. Much TO
his disgust, the server discovered that he did
not have his papers with him. IN order not to
lose his quarry, he deliberately picked a quarrel
with him. lie Payne struck the server, and
was arrested. Later he was Blackwells
Island for three days because he would not
pay the fine. When he released yesterday
he was arrested at once and taken 10 Brooklyn.
The prisoner declared that it a case of per-
secutiOn.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
NEW BANK ELECTS OFFICERS
THE FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY GIVES
CHECK FOR ALL THE STOCK, S1,5oo,OOO

The Union National Bank was organized
for business at Newark yesterday by the cleo
ton of these officers: President, William Scheer-
er; first e-presdent, DR.. Leslie d. Ward; sec
ond vice president Uzal H. McCarter; cashier
Archibald W. Conklin; assistant cashiers. Albert
Hoef1i and Erwin D. Farnsworth.
The capital stock is S15O0OOO and the sur
plus 81 100000. The Fidelity Trust Company
of which UzaI H. McCarter is president, gave
check for all the stock of the Union Bank after
the meeting of the directors, whose names were
printed in The Tribune yesterday, adjourned at-
ter organizing the Union National Bank and
eecting Mr.. Scheerer and the other officers
To-day and tomorrow the Fidelity company
will allot shares of stock to the subscribers
whose and number are secrets, and the
money for these shares must be paid TO tne
Fidelity company by Monday The par value
of the stock is 500 share. but it was said in
financial circles that subscribers would pay
S140 for it, or $240, with the 500 par surplus
added.
The three banks merged into the Union Ma
tional Bank are all we'll represented in the list
of officers. President Scheerer was vice-presi-
dent of the State Banking Company, and Mr.
Hoefli. one of the assistant cashiers. is cashier
of the German National Bank, and Assistant
Cashier Farnsworth is cashier of the Second
National Bank Nice-PreSident Leslie d. Ward
is first ce-president of the Prudential lnsur-
ance Company of America and Vice-Presldent
UzaI H. McCarter is president of the Fidelity
Trust Company. President-elect Scheerer takes
charge of the bank to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
ANOTHER TERN FOR FOWLER.
PAIRING TO RENOMINATE HIM
FOR CONGRESS.

Elizabeth. June II (SpeciaD.-There will be i26
delegates from Union County to the With District
Congress Republican Convention. which meets at
Relvidere on June u. This city will have hftysix
delegates. There does not at this time seem 10 be
any doubt as the renomir atiOn of Congressman
Fowler and it is believed that 1t Will be done by
acclamation- There WuS talk of opposition to the
Congressman being worked up in Union County.
but IL there was anything in the movement 1t has
evidently collapsed the sentiment among the
leaders is that Mr.. Fowler should have another
term. :,
There was talk of Frank Bergen being a candt-
date but his friends that there Is nothing in it.
The county slate announced in The Tribune
Joseph Cross for Senator, George T. Parrot for
Surrogate and Andrew McCaTdell for Sheriff-has
so the knowing politicians say. been practically de-
cided on, and this combination is expected to
sweep the convention.
Meanwhile the Democrats are preparing to give
81 warm welcome De Witt Clinton Flanagan
their prospective opponent to Mr.. Fowler. when he
comes Union County next month to get &C
ouainted with the party leaders. Some of the
leaders are preparing make pilgrimage to Nor
rstown next week to assure the candidate of his
welcome
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
DELANEY'S TURN NOW.
DELANEI'S TURN NOW.
CHARGES AGAINST CAPTAIN AS RESULT OF
SHERMAN HOUSE RAID-DETECTIVE
SERGEANT ALSO ACCUSED.

District Attorney Jerome announced yesterday
that he preparing charges against fohce o"p
tain Delaney of the East Thirty-ffth-st stauon'
and against Detective Sergeant Butler. The charges
against Delaney based the recent raid at the
Sherman House in which James Mccoy was shot
by County Detective Mcclellan They VIII accuse
Delaney of neglect of duty in allowing poolrooms 10
RIM in his urecinct Reports made by the captain
to Commissioner Partridge to the character oil
the Sherman House will be used as evidence to sup
mort charges II is expected that .lie cIaiseS
will be filed with Commissioner Partridge next
week. -.a.
The charges against Butler grow out or the recent
at of a newspaper TO entrap IentfHf oiHCe
detectives in dealings with thieves Ihey may not
he filed with the Commissioner for several weeks.
Mr.. Jerome said that the trial Of Police captain
HerIihy in the Court of Special Sessions would he
called next Monday. even If Recorder CON was 700
iii then to try the Another judge OF tne court
might he asked TO preside at the trial. he said