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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
MISS BLANCHE BRENNAN.
She Is With the 5rennan-sale Com
p9nY.

She Is With the 5rennan-Sale Com
pany
Miss Brennan has made Tor herself
an enyiable reputation in her chosen
profession, and whether portraying
the characters in classic drama or in
lighter comedy her work has always
won the plaudits Of press and public.
Miss Brennan is fair, winsome and
petite, with a sweetly pretty face ana
graceful ways and her caarming dis
position make for her friends where
ever she goes. Sac has three quail
ties that have carried her safely
along the road to success and face
sprightliness, wit and talent Her
work is always pleasing, and she will
be seen in comedy on Saturday even,
ing, November u.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
Very Complimentary.

The current number OF the Ameri-
can Lawyer, a law periodical publish
ed in New York city, contains a
lengthy notice concerning Mr.. Max
Isaac, a member Of our local bar. The
notice published is in the shape OF a
review OF his work -Annotauons to
the Code, which he recently got
up'"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
MANY CASES
ARE ON THE
DOCKET
SESSION OF THe SUPERIOR
COURT NEXT MONTH WILL BE
INTERESTING.
Both the Criminal and Civil Dockets
Are Among the Largest on
Record.

Record.
ne session OF the superior court
next month Will IN all probability, be
one OF tAa most interesting held in
%e"rs'
ne ePH docket IS enc 81 the lar =
,a' ~ 'ae n'atoiy vi me eoauty wni'e
'ae eriin'nal ,%he. IS also an unaa-
'''Y ia'ee one f"'lo"ih& is tuII
''Sl 0i ''.e 'l'I' cases to be tried:
rI"iic ces I'al"ey VS. WIiilam Rainey,
''31' Tor divorce
'i''l y io"NS VS. q MARKS ana g.
~ iHatiA' constable. Ial'"euion
ne fiUA7WlcN ana fIorida Steam
ooal ComP'ay VS. copey q Parker ct
''' IuJ''l'o' i0al-
''i''o.. ana Dodge I.om'ef company
v, a. .. ColSon' pau and 'ro'er' Case
a'D''eo'
Soma l''' Is Vs. " 'iIiah Travis
''00' i0r olforee'
'' i-- Mlll"e'l' eJ a. trustees g
~ ~ cnu'oh y S' '''as ana "oo'' H.
'' 6 .ea' '' 'U'E She'ih' equita'Ie pc
''oa'
''''a olsinah VS. itlchar' bisman'
'''' i1ol'y'
i-ula fofd Lancaster VS. W. W.
i-aiisa@tef h'e' Tor divorce
i' 'eoa MORRISON vs. george MOTIF
''' @''iaony'
Mf7' ). " inomas VS. MIS-. Ella
j l-a'!laln' ATTACHMENT
a. y '@''fH Vs. o. a. Moody IN
J'no''oH' a'o received e'c'
-'"'aaA e'Hale'a Fs. 5aaia Weln-
stem nDei nor dForce'
a. - homes VS. Huntef-benn d
company attachment
Mary =. McFe'sA vs.. Andrew }.
'ie Ftlat' ADe' iof alFoTe@.
i,- ~ AleAailoei' ct ai' vs. > j..
ho1i' e4'aiiman commissioners roads
ana revenues and a williamson
S'pe'lo'e0aen''" OIL paollc roaas IN
gun .io'
',' = ~ '-'' r. ~ +" - - p ~
1e,.. a. % '''0l''
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n ,''..ii''7 7i'" '"'''''a' sol' ''r dam
D. .,.,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13
THE VOTE BY coUu1ig3
cynn Gave Congressman Brantley
the Largest Vote Ct Any Country
In the District.

Congressman Brantley has received
the consolidated vote from every
county in the Eleventh congressional
district, and he received a total of g.
606' votes.
Glynn was the banner county gig-
ing Mr.. Brantey vote Of ass. There
was very small vote polel all over
the district owing to the fact that
there was no opposition IN 1900
waen Mr. Brantley was opposed by a
republican, nis majority alone was
something like 5000. Following is
the vote Of the counties Of the dis
tricf.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13

Donald, acceptor, and J H. Bpr5age
cndorser. Suit on accepted draft
l.. D. Joel VS. Brunswick and Bir-
minsham Railroad Company, dam
ages.
Henry Holloman VS.. Savannah,
Florida & Western Railway Company
and Atlantic Coast Line Company,
damages,
The Gable Piano Company vs.. c. j.
OFarrell, Jr., complaint
w j. Alexander vs.. j. j. Spears,
reformation Of moftsase ami iorecio-
sure.
Henry Prince VS.. Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company, damages.
Carter & Gillespie Electric Com
pany vs.. Brunswick Electric and Sup.
ply Company, ie,, G, ]. oFarreIl, sui
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-13

Wilkescbarre, Pa, November 12.-
Charles Price was killed, James Ross
fatally, and three others slightly, in
jured in the collapse Of the old Phelps
building today. The building was be-
ing torn down and floor gave way
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
sIcKLEs,s y4NE Not PRESENTED
DINNER AND MEETING OF NEW YORK con-
NANDERY. LOYAL LEGION

General Daniel z. Sickles presented
candidate for membership in the LOYAL Legion
last night and the meeting passed off quietly
1t was the quarterly meeting and dinner of the
New-York Commander. and was largely attended.
The business meeting was held before o'clock,
and lasted only few minutes, Those present
ported that only routine matters came up for con-
sideration When the list of candidates for cleo
ton was read the name Of General Sickies
in il Following the names of those who were
elected 10 membership: Major W H Foster, Cap
tains Archibald E; Baxter. r. ". Seymour and
John ". McHarg. Judge A. P. Rich. Surgeon c.
w. Bourne Lieutenants J. 2. Johnson and c. H
PettengiIl E S. Rand, f. L. Cowart. c. Baquet
q. H. Darymple, NJ y. Ely. r McM. Gillespie and
". 3. Parsons.
Admiral Henry l.. Howison presided AT the din
ner and General Stewart L. Woodford made the
Among those present were Major Charles F.
Lydecker. a. H. Alker, Frederick Gallatin Cen
fi1ni iam S Wesi ". N. K oicott George G Bat
Rear Admirais Henry Erben and James Entwistle
Generals George l. Gillespie Stewart l. Wood
Horatio & King. F A Starring. Francis E; Pinto,
Joseph ". Plume. Ralph G Prime and John
storey. B. c. hampton. Henry E Rhoades, Joseph
H. Barker, Thomas H. Barnett. John Miller. John
Charles W, spooner. D Men. StauffeT, Loyal Far
It's Wiiliam Wilson John F. Norcross f. L. IA
Hnski William g. shackford Robert H; Moses,
George NJ Hand, William S. Hubbell and Kiliaen
A wilkins William H. Wiley, Charles Roberts,
Frank NJ Clements. Abram G. Mills, John w Sum
rnerhayes Ivan Tailoff, l. Curtis Bracket Ceones
William H. Boyle. Charles \. Swift, Frank G. Love
land Theron Z. Parsons Bankson T. Morgan, Com
rnanders James II. Chasmar. George ". Magee,
Benjamin F Wood Medical Directors Henry NJ.
Wells Archibald c. Rhoades and George Peak.
Paymasters George de F. Barton. A. Noel Blake
man Allan s. Apgar Henry T Shielding. W r. H
George Wilson. secretary of the Chamber of Com
rnerce: Paymaster John Furey. Magistrate Joseph
Pool ex-(Congressman Philip B Low. John A
Wilson [. F Braine Edgar j Mott. Police Com
missioner F. H. c. Ebstein, Isaac Bromley. Colonel
Alexander B. Ketchum. Major A L. Hopper: Colo
mel James Regan. Commander Charles A Adams
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
NETWORK CITY.

The wonaen's auxiliary TO he American scenic
and Historic Preservation Society VIII hold us
third memorial reunion in honor Of General George
washington and his brother officers in the Revn-
,,,.ion =, FrauncAs Tavern Pearl and Broad SITS d.
to-dav from $50 to p. on the 18th annirer-
sarv Of the IA nous Farewell Governor odeh
will be the principal speaker Owing TO the SIZE
of the long room a limited number OF invitations
have been issued
Mails from Hong Kong November :; shanghai
November :. Yokohama. November Is, Honolulu
November 25 reached San Francisco on the steam
or Doric and were dispatched east December 2
a. s n m They are due in New-York on the
morning Of Sunday December l.
The annual election of officers and business meet
ing of the sundaY Kindergarten Association took
nlsce Yesterday afternoon. at the home Of Dr
,Ihor,ue Adair Moore Nc As East Thirty -hrst-st
The following officers elected: DR.. Catesby
Jones president: Mrs Angus Cameron, hrst vice
president; Miss Mary Van Buren Nanderpoo
second vice-president; DR.. Albertus Adair Moore
secretary and c w de Lyon Nichols. treasurer
and corresponding secretary. A Christmas benefit
for this charity will be given AT the Waldorf
Astoria on December IA.
A service ir memory of the Rev. Dr. Charles II
Eaton will be held in the Church Of the Divine
Paternity Seventy -sxth-st and Central Park
West tomorrow p m. The memorial ad-
dress will be delivered by the Rev DIR. John Cole
man Adams and many prominent clergymen Of
the Tniversalist and other churches will take part
in the services memorial tablet TO DR. Eaton
will be unveiled the church
The Baptist Social Union of New-York will hold
its 226th meeting at the HoteI Savoy this evening.
There will be a business meeting for the election
IF officer at $50 o'clock and dinner at O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by President Butler of
Columbia University and by the Rev. DR.. R P.
Johnson of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
The Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners will
give hearing at 2:15 y. m. to-day at its rooms,
No 800 Broadway. the question of having a
subway station at Cne-hundred- and -fourth-st and
Central PARK West 1t is expected that volumi-
nous netitions will presented.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04

ro,tsrdano Dec 1-saiied. Helios c5er Jams
SEN New-York- - x,-.-.,~ fp-, NfcEsv
fIayre. 3-Arrived. steamer hiaHihi 'AN'' 7'
cihraItar Dec 3-Passed. steamers Palaa Gsrl hagn'
~ Work for Naples and Genoa: Perusia (brp Johns
Nepes New-York
30-Arrived, steamer maSsihd 'rF'
Tounert New-York via Naples -, -,
29-Arrived. steamer FeeeWlhs tOI' III
i' Nev-York via Santander
Co. EeH No. ~ arrived steamer Lothian (Brf. William
SN son Yokohama, etc. for New-fork -,
,,axsndria Nov So-Arrtved steamer Georgia Ger.
Brambeer New-York via. RordeauN and Malta for
49,. .c,.-N
singapore Nov SO-Saed, steamer isa de Panay opan''
MT uro P Sailed steamer Neidenfels Ger. Groat.
1,dsn Port Dec 3-Arrved previously. Uritsd states
transport Nero. Lund. New-fork VIA Malta Tor
R.rbaSos Dec 2-Saied. steamer Coierdge (Br) Con-
New-York. ry..-u.
Dec 2-Saiied, steamer iaiaH '->'''' N0''-N
SEN New-Yoris. ,.,,- n, -
G. homes Dec ARRIVED. steamer Madtana (Br) Fraser
'' SeweYork for Barbados and Demerars
:, r S-Sailed, steamer Caracas Wood
san from Porto Cabello and Curacao). New York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce meeting No 81 1Aherty-st l2;"o
D
Episcopal missionary services Trinity ChuTch ana ST
Paul's Chapel noon: Church of Zion and st timothy
~ m 81 Michaels and St George's churches. s
2. m.
Hearing on question Of retaining subway station at one,
hundred a nd -tourh-st Central Park West Rapid
Transit Commission. 2.l5 Z. m
Rand Transit Commission. 3 . m
Hearing Board OF Estimate on Ne~-fork Central
terminal plans. afternoon
Reception at Frances Broad and Pearl SITS ad
dress by Governor Oden. q m
Annual meeting Of Public Educational Association Board
OF Education Hall. m
American Society Mechanical Engineers Sturtevant
House 10 a m reception, Sherry 5. . p m
ro.,+,on for Charles F Murphy Democratic club
evening
Authors. Club reoeption for Parkc Godwin. evening
Revie Of 18th Regiment hv General Chnneo even
rA.,,rn b.fore seavanhaka Coriuth'an Yacht Club hy
Captain Howard Patterson No IL West Forty-fonrth-
s p
ACADEMY of Medicine NJ II West Forty-thrd-s' 8
ro,.dhr,, M Association Of til. American 1u,',t1,e
West Forty-fourth-st & . m
rap.ist Social meeting and dinner Hotel savoy
70 m.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
"MF. FIST DIES At THE AouARrt-u

TAKING THE WATERS PROVES Fatal. .r1.sr To
THE LARGEST STURGEON IN CAPTIVITY
II will be useless 10 call up "Is44 Broad now a,s
ask for Mr.. Fish. 1t is dead. Mr.. FISH who
was the big sturgeon at the Aquarium is refe-re6
10 it because the of Mr. Fish" was for
long undivulged.
But Mr.. Fish was not OF the sterner sex Like
George Eliot. George Sand and Charles Egbe-t
5Craddock. her name assumed: taken 10 hide
her She had the distinction of being the
largest sturgeon in captivity. For year and a
half she had been familiar sight at the Aquarium
she stretched her dignihed length Of S feet 8
inches along the bottom of her tank Just what
caused her death has net been learned. No au-
fopsy performed when she drew her hast
mouthful of water.
il cruelty declared by some after she had
Naasss beyond the reach OF their calumny that she
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
SECRET ORDER ACCUSED.
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF HER HUSBAND
MRS. FRANK A. STIRTAN AIIklbC ho
TO THE MARTINISTE.

TELEGRAPH To TIE TRlBuNt-I-
Chicago Dec 3.-For two years the wife OF
Frank 4 Stirtan. formerly prominent lawyer
of Philadelphia has believed that his mys-
terious disappearance was due either TO MS
being under restraint by a powerful secret or
der or TO his assassination by the same Or
ganization To-day in Chicago Mrs. Stlrtah
stated that she had proofs that her husband was
2 member of a powerful secret and mystic or
der the Martiniste that he had risen so hlgh
in If that he held its deepest secrets; that Tor
some unexplained reason he was about TO 1or-
sake if not TO betray, the order. and that
suspicion of his purpose had reached his brother
members.
He was last seen. as far as records show, IN
the company Of c. F. Silliman. MaTtinlste.
With him he went, the late afternoon Oh
October % 1900, TO Nineland. N j, "heIe
there is a community of ocCultists- According
to the story related by Mrs. Stirtan. MIR; SIN
man told her on the following day that ne diu
not see Stirtan after the arrival at N1nelano.
In an interview in Philadelphia. however MT
SiTinoan maintains that Stirtan returned with
him the following morning TO Phlladelphla- Al
fred T. Dunn. of New-York. and Judge Eorooh'
of Philadelphia, declared by Mrs Surtdh 10 pe
Martinisres of powerful rank. were accused per
soraIly nv her at the time of knowing the tate
of her husband Tney met her allegations with
denials.
Mr.. Sliman and Judge Gordon telegra phed
interviews here this evening, in which they
stated that Stirtan proha bly, was in Mrs. Kath-
crime Tingley's Point Iona Purple Mother
emporium in California. This fastness OF Ine-
worldly by armed guards. and no effort was
able TO secure answer 10 the queries dis
patched there The oaths of the Martiniste,
holding I'D spiritual and physical annihila-
tion'' as the punishment of traitors. are a cor
nerstone in Mrs stirtans belief that her hus-
ba md is not alive.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
COULDN'T KEEP THE PHEASANT.

Geneva n. Y. Dec. (SpeciaD.-With due process
of law and no little ceremony. large and hand
some Mongolian pheasant liberated on the out
skirts of this village Saturday afternoon and soon
disappeared the horizon over the woods along
the lake shore. The pheasant was owned by John
H Michaescn of this village. who says he came
into its possession by legal means. He is greatly
incensed at what he calls the unwarranted and
htghhanded conduct the part of Game Warden
Homer J. Reed, of Canandaigua, who seized the
bird and set Ii free.
The game protector explains his part in the liber-
alton by a quotation from the game law, which
states that no shall have in his possession a
Mongoian pheasant before certain date in
The statute says nothing about how the birds
might be obtained, the conscientious game war
den feels that he has done his duty like man. 1t
is hinted that the has not been terminated by
the escape of the pheasant.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
DINER FOR JUsTIcE-ELEcT AMEND.

Tho twenty-fourth annual dinner of the St Fran
els Xavier Alumni Association held last night at
the Catholic Club. of congratulation to
Edward B. Amend: IL Justice-elect of the Supreme
Court. Charles G. Herbermann. 'SS presided. The
speakers were Charles G. Herbermann. John J.
Delany Edward p. Amend the Rev. David w
Hearn s. J.. president of the college: the Rev
John i. Donan. Casimir y. Herold. Ricnard s.
Treacy and Edward Mcguire.
Among those present were Archbishop Farley
Justice Morgan ]. O Brien. Monsgnor Edwards. the
Rev. Henry A Brann- the Rev. Charles II. Cotton,
the Rev. g. A. Heaiey the Rev. DR. Francis H.
WALL Joseph F. Mulqueen, E. j. Healey, the Rev
John ]. Wynne, S. j.: W. ]. Amend, George A Gill
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04

committed suicide. Dependency caused X sep
aration from beloved companion, and auglnented
hy solitude was said TO be the cause II was as
serted that she refused to eat and starved herself
to death Certain Ii is she gradually wasted away.
her weight al the time of her death being only
i6o pounds When she came TO the AquaTium M ii 70
mnch emaciated but il was not true that M she
shrank two feet in length between the tune ae sts
declared by one biograPher It was SAID that ya sne
had not eaten in that time. This was oehleu Sess
terday II was admitted, however that she mao mao
not eaten frequently. The chief tngredlenI OF pure
clam broth was given her from time to time. s
The body of Mr.. Fish is 70 be Preseryed T Lot
the benefit OF science at the Museum OF ~atura-
History
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK WEDNESDAY. DEC. B. 1902
ARRIVED.


Steamer Tas5 onq;n don S.ne sn,pG4 20 e
md mdse .rnfyed and q at Ta3in the Far at i m
oss nas @ @
and 15s7 steerage PASSENGER 10 the m
Line ATsea eesna az taD Montana Genoa November
and Mnples TO ~ Hrzei Feitmsnn Arrived at the
Bar m Arkadia Foss TampicS November p With
ore American s,etns % and nd G @ d,schsTse st
m stssmTr ss With mdae to Co Arrived at the
Bar Steamer at @4' ohnssn Gesussos Ne ss
IL lament Msrd n 70 Araed tSr Bar
at rs m, ,mpasas Barstow Galveston November IS
via Kew 90 with mdse and passengers to Charles
Mstorg tesmeT Ell cid Galveston November 81 with
rndse TO Iroonos Staples November 30
via Charleston l. with mdse to William Clyde
Steamer S9 smith sayanPah "a =, December
Steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News and Norfolk
with dse 31 and pa Baitimore with
nase stea@eT g Iceland s Roberts November %
eng to ban, 5ne @ no NaVisa
Steamer Benefacor. French Philadelphia with mdse TO
Wam stsamer egSs dggandotte Newport News and
Norfolk with and passengers to the Old Dominion
SIS g qne Go veEss
fenaber &c 1be Atlanta i mtiH Coast S. CO. 8.
omnT1 and sqns6ss PSFS
Plata and MOnts eff' to William c,yde GO
rived at at the nos p J. Dec 3 oso light
hreeze: clear. hazy or shore
SAILED.
steamers Fandria (Gen Port au PFree; re- E MSne Monte
sydney. : W: t!ler tNor).
g kits etc: Jefferson Newport News and Norfolk;
raiso C.allao. etc; Rchmond. Norfolk and Newport
Liverpool: Asraea (fsuss). Kingston;
News t, Tampa S Louis Southampton; Jumna CBrl
olga ia London etc Amazonense (Br,. Para
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
,o, rac a-safled steamer Oceanic (Br, Cameron.
IL New York via Queenstown -
3-Arrived steamer 81 Paul, Jamison.
sout yort ssed Castle At p MI
carsas Dec 3ISaiIed Boston City tBr). Bare
,.ari Toec 8-Passed. NewYork Dutch) Butz.
~ New York Rotterdam :. -
sc,,lv Dec g. 9l5 m-Passed. steamer 81 Paul Iam-
S~i's New for Southampton
sol el,or,r Dec 3 SIT a m-Arrved steamer Majestic
~'e Girl Smith. New-York for Liverpool lard pro
Va bnrs Nov so-saiIed seriphos Ger. Hile.
s,o,tn Nov oa-Arrived steamer DAM. Kruse.
New-York via Copenhagen
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
cRoEER GOES TO FIPE WIFI FIRE

AS Fire Chief Croker was responding to FIRE
alarm last night flames shot from his automobile.
The chief went from his Great Jones-st quarters
in his red automobile. and arrived AZ minutes
after the alarm turned In at the scene OF the
blaze No So Vesey-st., in the paint establishment
of C;eorpe Lang The flames quickly put out
Too much gasolene flowing from the vehicle,
and when the chief turned from Broadway into
Pare alongside the Astor House, two tongues
~ dame were issuing from the exhaust pipes
extending up behind ihe chiefs seat. number of
ueonle saw the flames and shouted TO the chief
The flow of gasolene waS turned on. and the
flames died down immedately.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
sorTHERy cOTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

,,.r,oo, Dec 3 4 Z. m-Cotton-Spot in fair demand:
css 4sSS points higher American middling fair a12d:
mddling. 4t4d low mitdltng. 42d:
good ordinary, 43od; ordinary; sd The sales Of the
,vsrs which 800 for speculation
aas 49,, ana Included American Receipts 27
h,ias Including 26 American. Futures opened firm
Ia Closed weak and irregular: American middlng
Decemher 4oQ4 4sd. December and January AID jan
,,ary and FEBRUARY. February and March. March and
apri and April May 4+oG4 AID May and June June
and july July and August. AID
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
LINES WILL NOT TO BE CONTESTED.

New-Haven. Conn. Dec. (SpecaD.-The report
that the will of Augustus E Lines. of No 215
whallev-ave, New-Hayen, who gave over s115,O6o
m Vale University and various public charities
would be contested by disappointed relatives was
denied tonight by Henry Kimberly, brother of the
widow of Mr. Lines. On Mr.. Lines's death $50 0)O
was given Yale and SOL 600 10 other institutions
the widow receiving for life the of the property
which was to be distributed on her death. No gift
outright of property made to Mrs. Lines and
number of her relatives recently began discuss
breaking the document in the courts. This, how
ever viii be done, authoritatively stated
tonight
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AI If1H ITO 17I7
ALBEMARLE-captain j G Train, u .ss,oSs s n
Arthur Lord of Boston; PROFESSOR r E1Iro.I
"a Nuber Austrian Consul General at
~ the French Embassy at Washington. EARL
iNGToN-Austin Brainard Tz4IaI Of HaTtfoTd MSS
Seth A Borden of Fail River; Governor Benlan min
5 Odell. Of Albany GRANlDS5enefaa zen p 3
Mekenney q HERALp E ISs92Tad5 s9TAdREEdHFsfFr EdFf
Observation-Disclosures Louis Bedell, of Goshen
HoLLAND-samuel insult; o. Chicago lsPII IMPE-
ERLAND@Henry B. Deane,, Of Cleyeland VAL
ai1 Ohio Railroad; Samuel Rea. vce-president Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad: Governor George F r
South Bethlehem. Penn; Ex-Governor f. c smith
oF
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04

No coat like a jaunty double-breasted
sack to make you look like money IN
the bank,
Unless you're stout.
Sack suits with double breasted coats,
S1S to S27; with single-breasted coats
that the stoutest man can wear, olo 10
S38..
Mixtures and heavy weight blue and
black c11eviots.
It's to be a winter of overcoat com
fort-big loose garments for sensible
men; SIC to 500.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY
c5S Broadway. warren,
-, opposte 10 ,s-h We I'LL orders
kf2 Broeo"ayc cor ts tSu; ~, Ava by mail
1860 Broadway. cor. S2d
West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
SNOW DELAYS TRAINS.

Topeka Kan, Dec. 3.-kansas is experiencing
the first bad storm of the winter Some damage
TO stock has resulted and railway business. in
instances IS being carried under difficulty. The
Rock Island reports difficulty in operating wires
and trains S a result of the storm. Trains on all
roads from the West have been late to-day on ac-
cornt of the snow in Colorado and Western Kansas.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
Amusemeuts
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

METROPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Season 19O2-13O:5-
Under the direction of Mr. Maurice Gran
Tomorrow Evg., Dec. g. at S.-RIGOLETTO Serbrch
Dan (debutJ. Scott. Journet- Conductor
MancineIh
sat Aft Dec. g. at 2-OTEIdO. Eanes Hou.r.
Alvarez Bispham- Conductor M4ncfnelli
Sat Evg Dec. 8, at Sat Pop. Prices LOHENGFIy
CJadskf Schunann-Heink Antilles MIhIrnann Edouard Ia
Reszke Conductor, Hertz
Sun Evg. Dec. . az s;3O-Secoud sunday NiSht
Concert SoIoists. Mines (fadskf. BrideweII. Messrs
Bisphan, Blass. Conductor, Hertz
Mon. Evg, Dec. 9. s-AIDA. Eames, Homer; Je
march,. Scotti Edouard Reszke. MGhImann. con-
ductor, MancneIf
Wed Evg.. Dec. 10. at s-Revtva1 OF LIE PROPHETE
Schumann-Efenk Marylli. Alvarez. Edouard De
Gourmet. Conductor, F1on-
Fri Evx Dec u at S-TOSCA Eames Br1evsI-
De Gilbert Conductor
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
sErERE sNoWsToRH IN NEBRASKA.
BLIZZARD cHARAcTERIsTTCs IN SOME PARTS OF
THE STATE

rnoUstorm is raging and in the Sand Hill coun-
str, II has developed into blizzard. Telegraph
communication has been interrupted IN many
places
Omaha Dec. 3-The storm OF last night pros
trated telegraph and telephone wires east and north
of this CITY and trains arriving from the West
from one 10 five hours late. Reports from the
Elack Hills indicate that the storm severe
one hut il is not believed that serious damage
has resulted on the ranges Inc STORM apaeo early
In he