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DOWNING PROTESTS
AGAINST APPLAUSE
volubIe Alderman, Cheered When
N He Rises, Says He Won'tStand
IT." more AppIause.)

Alderman Downing, Of Brooklyn, Is
not the champion speechmaker of the
Board, but he has the record of being
able to talk longer without taking
breath than any other member. In this
respect he is n champion. and whenever
be arises to address the choir he is
quieted with a storm of applause. He
doesn't like it. lie declared himself to-
day ut the meeting.
II think It's about time this thing
wal stopped" he' exclaimed to-day,
wheeling around and facing the alder
manic prosecutors. You fellows
wouldn't like to be treated that way
yourselves. Every time / get up to
speak. you clap your hands. When /
81 down you applaude. When / vote
You make hideous noises. Now, I've
stood II long enough. /
The Alderman will address the
lnness. I'm addressing the, Chair aud
~ hands as well. l want this thing
etopped.' The Alderman grew red In
the face. II won't let You make me
appear IN the eyes of the community. /
am no clown here for your amusement.
This is no opera bouffe performance. No
more of 1t or there will be %trouble."
As the Alderman sat down a storm of
applause greeted his concluding remarks.
He Jumped again to his feet, but the
applause drowned his remarks.
-Alas!. alas!" he finally managed to
sxclaim : YOU are d band of official
More lQheers. The Alderman resigned
30 his fate.
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HcCal, Tammany Leader in the
Board, Pleads for Public
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is Re-
ferred to Railroad Committee.
LABOR QUESTION UP AGAIN.
Members Urged to Ask the Meehan'
lee What They think Of the Pro.
posed Franchise In Its Preoent
Form-Nov. &c Set for Hearing.

The granting OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad tunnel franchise was once
more delayed to-day at the meeting
Of the Board Of Aldermen. The mat
ter came up in the reading OF a COM
munication from the Rapid Transit
Commission advocating the granting of
the franchise.
II wish this Board to take note" said
Alderman Mccall, that 1t ten minutes
past / o'clock on the afternoon of Nov.
IS the matter OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road tunnel was presented to this body
In the last few months the charge has
been spread broadcast through the news
PAGERS and other mediums that this
Board has held up the tunnel franchise.
such accusations are %unfounded and I'M
fair. / am not prepared to state my at
titude In his matter, but l do suggest
one weeks delay. l hope that before
this Board takes hnal action on this i'm
portant matter It will ascertain through
its individual members the tenor of the
public mind with reference to the grant
ing OF this franchise. Go among your
consbtuents-the voters who sent you to
this body to represent them-and aecer-
tain from them now they regard this
big tunnel franchise in its present form.
ASK the ~laboring man, the mechanic,
" he likes II. hen come back to this
Board and vote on this franchise as
your conscience dictates. 1 make this
appeal not only to the Democrats OF this
Board VINO have honored me by calling
me their leader. but to our Republican
friends on the other side OF the hall l
make similar appeal. l move that the
matter of this franchise be referred to
The Railroad Committee and that public
hearings on the granting Of the tunnel
Alderman Tim Sullivan, in seconding
the motion, suggested that the report OF
the conference committee which has
attended the meetings Of the Rapid.
Transit Commission be also referred 10
the Railroad ComGrdttee. The motion
vas carried.
The Railroad Committee decided to
give its first public hearing in the City
Hall at 2 o'clock on Nov. 26. Leading
representatives OF labor will be present.
the Aldermen say TO protest against the
granting OF the franchise unless the
wage scale and hour clause are In
einded.
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BAIL IS GIVEN FOR
OR.B.E.WHITMORE
He and Wilson, Who Are Accused
of BIackmailing, Waive Ex-
animation.

DR.. Benjamin F. whltmore and Harry
C. Wilson, chief clerk in the Office OF the
United States Army Engineers for the
Improvement OF New York harbor, who
were arrested or charges OF blackmsil-
ing contractors. waived examination be-
fore Magistrate Deuel. Today and we're
held for the Grand Jury. The bond OF
a In $500 was continued. DR.. Whit
more is out o. bail, but walls on has not
yet found a bondsman.
When their case was called Attorney
George Gordon Battle wa there to
represent them. He %nnounce to the
Court that the examination would be
waived. It was expected that the Dis
trict-Attorne icy would ask for an increase
IN the amount of bail. but this was not
done. .
The cases will be considered by the
Grand Jury now sitting.
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Pretty Annie 0retsOn Says that
in the WaItz's WhirI Prof.
Bender Won Her Heart and
Her $500.
THEN BAsELY DESERTED HER
Now He Trips the Light, Fantastic
Toe In Ludlow Street Jail and She
Brings an Action for $25 900 Dam.
ages.

Prof. Joseph Bender, No. 233 Broome
street. who teaches dancing at Bender's
Academy. No. 245 Grand street. is near
home, in Ludlow Street Jail, just off the
east side Rialto, to-day.
He was landed there by a Sherlff's
deputy on an order of arrest signed by
Justice Hall, OF the Supreme Court, at
the request OF one of his prettiest and
most accomplished t~erpsichorean pupils.
Mies Annie Dretson, who says the PRO
fessor' made love 20 her, promised to
marry her, borrowed $500 and then
SHOOK her for another girl"
Al nineteen. Annie declares all her
chances Of getting a good husband are
destroyed, and she demands $4,000 dam
ages from the ickle professor. in a suit
brought before Justice Hall.
She says In her affidavit that she be-
gan attending Bender's Academy in
September. 1900. The professor compli-
mentcd her for her aptness on her lit
tie toes. and - May they were solidly
engaged and the engagement announced.
She SAYS he needed 5000 to enlarge his
business. She had it and loaned 1t TO
him. She hadn't any more In the bank,
and on Nov. s, shS says, Joseph Bender
told her 1t was all OF, and that he loved
another better.
Mrs. Beckic Drctson, AnniO's mamma,
c~orroborated all this. Annie sued for
S5. 900 for breach Of promise. and Prof
Bender was arrested. and for lack of
$1,000 bail. went to Jail just around the
corner from his famous dancing acad-
envy, where the wealth and fashion OF
''de Ate" District nave been wont to
gather.
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.Sl,SOO,OOO TO
WIDEN ONE STREET
Plan Proposed to Relieve the
Congestion Of Traffic at the
Brooklyn End Of the Bridge.

chief Engineer George w. Pillson. OF
Brooklyn Bureau OF Highways. has
orted to Commissioner OF Public
( w. C.. Redheld a scheme for re-
ewing the great congestion of ears on
lton street accustomed by bridge traf-
Rhich will involve the demolition OF
mIlb or houses on Livingston street
cost $4,000 0
IiIlson roposes to widen Living
street from fifty TO one hundred
Ten. feet, which will neces
the hopping on Of forIS
81 the fronts Of the houses
ena one side OF the street. III.
n his report that from d careful
ration OF conditions he les ar.
tina cnncluslon that thi4t4e ths
way OF relieving the great
"a lfaluc on Fulton street,.
FnlaonfD report was accom-
~ letter from BarouqI Pres.
fnatrpm ana a petition Of citl
Hcu1Ing the mefitg Of IN.
asltipg aoftA tia prceenI
f114Ilop of 91Airas
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MURDERER GOES TO CHAIR.
Cortland County Slayer Meets
Death I'm the Auburn Prison.

AUBURN. N. Y, Nov. 1s.-John
Truck was put to death in the electric
chair In the State prison here to-day.
He went to the chair with firm steps,
his yes fixed upon a crucIhx which he
carried in his hand. Two Roman Cath
Ollie priests attended him. As Truck
vas strapped in the chair not a tremor
was p~erceptible and not a word was
spoken. State Executloner Davis applied
!, $50 volts and twice repeated the shock
before he stethoscope failed to record
a ~pulsation of the heart. Five minutes
afterward Truck was pronounced dead.
The evening world., 1902-11-18
MoynIhan Case Postponed.

The examination of former Police Cap
tain Moynihan, which was to have taken
place this afternoon before Justice Hol-
brook, of the Cour of Special Sessions.
sitting os a Magistrate. was postponed
until tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. q,
The evening world., 1902-11-18
CORNELL CLUB IN LONDON.

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-Cornell's entry OF
a crew for the Henley regatta has in
spired the organization of the Cornell
CluU of London. Seventy-five former
students of Cornell University have
Joined. They are mostly electrical or
mechanical engineers employed by
Charles T. Yerkes and the new electrical
establishments here.
The evening world., 1902-11-18
Venerable Magistrate Hogan
Discharges a Sextet of
Pretty Maidens Arrested for
Putting Cigarettes.
REPRovES THE DETECTIVES.
II They Want TO Do SO, They May
Pull on the Biggest and Blacklist
Cigar They Can Find, He De-
clares.

smoking cigarettes is not dlsorderiy
conduct in a young woman 1 want
you to understand that this Is a free
country and that ladies can smoke the
biggest and rankest black cigars II they
so desire"
Such was the legal decision handed
down from the bench In the West Side
Court to-day by Magistrate Hogan when
six exceedingly pretty young women
were arralgned before him charged by
Detectives Hallahan and Foubel. OF the
Twentieth Precinct, with smoking cigar
cites.
1t appeared from the evidence that
these two minlons Of the law were pnss-
ing No. 9S West FortIeth street shortly
after II o'clock last rIrht when their
| highly trained olfactories detected the
scent of the banefuI cigarette.
"HIat, I'm on the cent"
'Hlst!' said Hallahan In A hoarse
whisper. I'm on the scent The two
, H~awkshaws stopped and tiptoed around
in n circle until the Keen eyes OF Fouoel
caught the glisten OF a pair or white
shoulders at the second-story window
OF No. 2OS. Raising his forefinger to
his lips he again "histed' and the two
sleuths backed Off until their sweeping
vision was rewarded with the shocking
sight OF a beautiful young woman re-
clining in a Morris chair and luxuri-
ously sitting rings of smoke through a
pair Of cherry-red lips.
Caught red-handed,' gurgled Halla-
han In a hoarse and husky whisper.
and Their suddenly deserving the class
ical for the vernacular he burst out:
Come. we will make a pinch"
Thereupon the two Of Unconstitutional
invaded the premises OF No. 2OS and
broke In upon a sextet OF pretty
maldens engaged in a cigarette orgy.
Tears and entreaties were of no avail,
so there was nothing left for the dis
tressed damsels but to surrender TO the
all-enclrcling arm of the law.
justices Tender Spot.
rs they-the s~extet-lined up before
Magistrate Hogan this morning, red
eyed and hysterical from a long night
OF weeping In a cold mi gloomy cell,
L was evident that the stern Justice was
touched in a tender spot. for the cor
ners OF his lips drew down and his
eyebrows went up in a sinister scowl.
''why are these young women here7"
he thundered at the two detectives. who
stood at either end OF their line OF
prisoners with chests rounded out from
pride at their capture.
Your HSnor." replied the detectives in
chorus, 1--WE caught Them in the very
act Of smoking cigarettes"
For a fow minutes the lightning
flashed from the Magistrates eyes, and
then in a voice OF thunder he delivered
the above decision. Gaping Il with the
magical word Discharged
The evening world., 1902-11-18
GLASGOW DOCKS BURNED.
One Man Is Killed and Great
Damage Is inflicted.

GLASGOW. Nov. lS.-The Anchor line
warehouses here were destroyed by fire
to-day. One man was killed and several
were inured.
The loss sustained by the company is
very heavy.
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Dasiness succssH depends upon en-
|srEy. AbllitZ--and sunday Worla
49,
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For Wednesday, Nov. 10th.
5a;~paoD6o ~@A&
New Yorl,s Finest Retail store.
An Exposition and Sale of
Art Wares, Ceramics, Marbles,
Clocks, China and Glassware
Most Extraordinary.
Fourth Floor.
Objects Of Art. Bric-a. Brac
and Fine Lamps.

Fine rich Sevres and Vienna Vases,
real and imitation Bronzes. carved
ivory, Limoges enamels, Electroliers.
Paintings on porcelain, etc.
Collection Of Sevres deco ca Ok
rated Vases, each. .......... PS'SS
pi SSils'' ssah Of carved Ivory $3.50
pi SSils't saoh Of Dutch silver $1.s5
aS GSI's vssss. of limoges en-. $2.95
1y SS5!'S M%iaIaf Si hand sa 1ss!n'et $500
each eGlieotion Of TeDlit1 Vases. $3.50
The evening world., 1902-11-18

DEAR MRS. PINKHAM.-For some years / suffered with backache.
severe bearlng-down pains, leucorrhoea and falling of the womb. l red
many remedies, but nothing gave any positive relief.
81 commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound in June, 1901. When had taken the first half bottle felt a vast
like a new woman. When ! commenced taking the Vegetable Compound 1
felt ali worn ut and was fasta approaching complete nervous collapse l
weighed only @S pounds, Now weigh 1OsA pounds and am improving
every day. l gladly testify to the benefits received MRS. r. C. TUP-
MAN, 423 West 30th st, Richmond. Va.
When q medicine has been successful In more than . million cases.
is 1t Justice to yourself to say, without trying 1t, ~ do not believe It
would help me p"
Surely you cannot wish to remain weak and sick and discouraged,
exhausted with each days work. You have some arrangement of the
feminine organism, and Lydia E. Plnkam's Vegetable Compound will
help you just rs surely as It has others.
DEAR MRS, PINKHAM:-I must say that do not believe there is
any female medicine to compare with Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pound, and return to you my heartfelt thanks
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Clocks.

Fine French Clock Sets O'clock and
candelabra): French movement, with
painted panels and side x12 m
pieces; set.................... pow
Fine Clock Sets, marble and bronze.
with French movement; so. IN
Black Marble Clocks, American
movement: gong strike; war EE 60
Black Marbleized Clocks, Ameri-
can movement; strike every ca Ok
half hour; each................. pSs<S
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Dinner Sets.

Austrian China Dinner Set. Dor
der decoration. with gold edges: 100
pieces; worth $500. forS1A m
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5000 richly decorated Cups and 75
Saucers, pair....".......""........ ~
1000 richly decorated Sugar IN
and Cream Sets; set............... "
1000 Bonbon Trays and Boxes.
richly decorated in colors: 0E
each
1900 Pin Trays. fancy TX
shapes ........"""........''''''..'.
800 Boulllon Cups and Saucers; AZ
mir ~
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Rich Cut Glass.

Everything for the dining table,
BUFFET and banquet hall. Bowls, de-
canters, flower vases, jugs, pitchers.
COMFORTS, &c.
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for what your medicine has done for me. Be-
fore taking the Vegetable Compound / was so
badly OF that | thought | could not live much
longer. The little work I had to do was a
burden to me. I suffered with irregular men
situation and leucorrhoea. which caused an
Irritation of the parts. l looked like one who
had consumption. but I do not look like that
now. and owe it all to your wonderful medi-
cine.
81 took only six bottles. hut It has made
me feel like a new person. I thank God
that there is such q female helper as
you"
Be 1t therefore believed by all
M women who are III that Lydia E.
NM Pinkham'S Vegetable Com
NV pound Is the medicine they
v should take. 1t has stood the
test of time, and 1t has hum
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drOds of thousands of cures to Its credit. Women should
consider 1t unwise to use any other medicine.
Mrs. Plnkham, whose address Is Lynn, Mass, will answer
ICheerfuIly and without cost all letters addressed to her by
help your case-try her to-day-it costs nothing.
IMEAnA FORFEIT n we cannot forthwith produce the original letters INT sigma
lAntNIN tmos of above tesumonalA which viii prove their absolute gonuinones
lWUVVV Lydia \. Ptnkham Medicine Goa Lyhns MASS.
The evening world., 1902-11-18

Austrian China Dinner Sets: new
floral designs, gold traced handle; 100
pieces. with soup tureen and Ga En
three meat dishes: set...... 0bf'OO
English Decorated Dinner Sets, new
designs: liz pieces. with soup tur.
s ssns and large meat dishes; $500.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-08
Landi Land.l Land!,!

The Bur.e!gh R.sl Es.at. Age1cv
nas PLACED Il the 1-a-se. some choice
bargains Il -ea. estate. Notice there
$50 aeres O: me- bottom land with
N abundance Of rpuriag water with
-zs-- rights 81 acres II cultivation ,
ne 1aes. alfalfa O rh.1. land: price
1880 o. easy terms.
I'D acres o: IL. Alfalfa land. good
improvement snap a. 1900.
80 acres @: IL. a-.--aa, clover g
grain land =. 81 per acre.
$50 acr.s On Ade- slepe: goo5
1-cla-d; sS2-o v9S[ szr and rari5,-,
articles - viE1 ne r.4e. az s1lOO
80 4cr=s TO IN e-ltira.:sn. living
stream AoTi1g through 7Iace, bes:
's1cE ranch II Wz.lgvs y.-.ey. $500
On szsy terms
We ol,y hzasls property .ha: VIII
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lg~esi p-le.. Q. 81 c.4.s-s O. resl
property.
Can On O Wit. ~. .r-a :o- t1rsh..
particulars.
IEI BgELElSs RIAL Es1Irs AsEscr
EEis-Pri,.. orsgol
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-08
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Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-08

The campaign IN Oregon Is u9~
in full blast. The candidates 10.
state Offices ere OF z tour which
vii cover Enozc 0: the state and
consume III q the tirns between
now a-1 lie second dav 0: June.
The carl.L-:es tor county osEc=s
N this county have generally start
ii o-c o- d s-5-. hun. aa5 for the
-=x- tA-s= w=zzs viii b@ OF the the
.----ic--s deck 3f e c4yuss il
Promise Land. Garden Of Eden.
Paradise, Park and intervening
places. After June 2ad, ons-halt
Of them VII take sail Oh the
hurricane deck Of the old time
boats up Salt creek." Such Is
ths liis Of politician.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-08
Summons.

IL he Circui: Cor-- :: ne SAFE O;
Oregon for Wa.l9va COUNTY.
:, ! FEEScE, P.z.u::E.
daE1S >-rgE-EE-E-o, s---o1z
1'=is11aD:,
II The name 0: ,ag S,a:s O: Oregon r.
HaTo1 esgoo.@se.t. :ae a5ovs nz-,.4
defendant.
VOC are hereby required 70 a9sea- and
ansTer the complain; fed agziaz- v53 II
the above entitled co--. aat a-.s7- -
u o4ioTe the expiration q :ae time D..
scrloe- II sne order ci-=.:.-. u---s.s.
iIo1 hereof, tor!t, ST c,rs@~..;-s
weeks from tue 14;s .: Ii. s-.- nh
.icaiio1 ot this s1muous which = ~
March 5, 1902 aad :. y9- !aE n a.
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co1rr i9r judgment sgzsns: VOC - ,-z-.
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sun 0: three h-u5red do.l.rz. ir.a.-.s.
d tGo hundred seve-.v-sva --~s-
IRON September ., 1901. :rsu.r-sy.
dollars attorneys lees. io,=-r..- ~,
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lnsnis ou the de;end4ui's HOMESTEAD.
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)rsz"1r At Enterprise il said eo1n.r
-Tld sizis, oy virtue 0: an order Of ,+s
-A11. Robert EskiH. Circuit Judge q ..s
-o0Te court, made Feb-uzry 10. ra17
'ud lied IN the ot5c= os lie Clerk ~
.Ae C-rc-it eo1rt ot szid csnn,v a.
''a'e o. Fen. ., 1902. Dale q s,s.
publication March 8. 1872.
SIXTH Il HoDSS,
Ati'yz !9r P!ain,is.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-08

Posters a-= o-t announcing tLac
.L= 3-'-- a---4. -e--.1- 0: t.e Ore
gol pioneer association viii take
place II Portland OF June :. i.
persons coming 10 o- bo-- = Ora
g7n territory prior 70 February =.
1883. without regard 70 wl--e tl=v
now I've, a-s eligible 70 -=-t=--
snip. Judge 7. !. Nc8-1i=- VINO
came 70 Oregon = -S-5. VI 5=..--
= the annual address. 4-4 y. 7.
Wright the occasional address.
Il@-= VII y oil -.-= ;z-Ez. t=2z.-
i-E Gl1 marching.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-08
Register. Register.

The tina :o- The close Of the reg-
-s,r4tion book is drawing near and
ta@ registration Is several hundred
slo-r Of what il should 6e. 60 10
y'o1r Justice, no:o-y public o. 70
the county clerks Office and regis
ts- before the evening o: MAY 18th.
The total registration to.Iate Is only
lJ54- while Two years ago ]; was
1910.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-08

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ez-s zcCzzr similar 70 the regular
s--sCs-s beinz bnilt on the same
c-z1. =: oot furnished with the
sz-s e.zcz-cs. They are equipped
with mattresses, blankets, sheets,
c:-.5ws uiIlow-c4ses, towels. combs,
1-1slss. etc. requiring nothing OF
tie kind 70 y furnished by the
passenger. Zach car has stove
~ making tea and coffee and do
.-Z light housekeeping" and each
section can d fitted with an at-
Unstable table. \ uniformed par
:s- accompanies each car. his ousl-
ness d=:-g 70 make up be-tLs.
zsSU t1s car clean. and look after
c1e ants and comforts Of the pass
=1ge-. II each Of the trains
which &. dispatched daily from
Portland 5y lie 0. +. Il Y. Co. i
q = found one OF these Pullman
Ordinary Sieeps-s.n The car at
czcbe6 TO the "Chicago-Po-Jland
Special" goes through 70 Chicago
without change. and the one in the
Atlantic Express" runs to Kansas
Cry without change. Passengers
Il this car i1- Chicago change 10
similar car q Granger.
Much @; the first class travel Is
H-iCz carried in these cars. the
sizes 1=.1c lower. and the service
nearly equal 10 that in the palace
s-@eP=rs.
For rates aud full information,
Including folders. write 10
!. l. Craig,
General Passenger
Agent, Q. r. i Y. Go. Portland.
Oregon.