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The sun., 1902-06-22
LORD "a, NthiOIEs REMAINS.
Arrangements d, the Navy Depart meni To
Take Them to England.

WAsHiNGToN. June 81 Arrangements
for tn. transfer of Lord PaunC-iOle- r''-
mains to ing and wer" completed 10y ne
Navy D-part ment to-day aud h" necessary
orders sent 10 Rear Admiral h ,ugh,aH
and Supt Wainwtight of rh" Naval Acad-
emy The CasNe, will b" taken from ih"
receiving vault ia kock Greek cemetery
on Juiy and taArh aotp-- country iu Ntu't >
station uu the Metropolitan branch 81 'h"
Baltimore aud OHIO kailIuai, "h'r" y NH
to- plaC.Si on aboard spe"iai tram { Two
CarS There viii b" no ceremony attending
this removal aid only th" -laii ui ~"
British kmba-s, Will h~ present.
The train will leave Stul's station At
7 o clock and will arrive at Annapolis a.
$50 Here battalion q Uarir,- and a
battalion Of -.amon will receive and escort
the ca-ket To- Admiral tugh'tn'- flagship,
th. arnor-i cruiser BruukiNn. winch has
b~..n ordered t. pro""''d from >"" hnrk
To Annapolis A. -Oon a. 'he cask"i na-
ts.n plac-d aboard tn" Bruuklyu WI. weigh
anchor and start for Southampton, Ing
land. where she j. Ia arrive uu July ~.
The sun., 1902-06-22
w,JOR WALLER i>HINGTON.
CaiI, ou serretsr, M""i, and Gets leave
TO 60 to Iiis Home in >orf"IL. Va.

wAsHNGroS. june q May"r li'tlc'un
" T Wa.i,r 81 the Marine ,ori~ -T,rI part
of the day In Wa-hin gtou and c't his evsn-
ing for Norfolk. his old home. where u- j.
20 get rou-ing public reception AttIr"d
IN Khaki service uniform. with Iatsnt
leather top bon'-. and carrying a lttl.
-swagg.r cane lik" thu-a British lf'iCer-
wear when "A duty. n" paid an ,~i,,1l call
on Brig -C-u Haywood. the cuuusndaut
of the Marin. CORPS. and Gen Heywopd
took him To the Navy Depart mont to IN
trpiuca him to SECRETARY MuuaN
Major Waller told th" Secretary great
many Interesting incidents about hi "N-
rerienc,- in Clins aud the Philippine
lie applied for and ,'raIu.t detachment
from active duty and go' leay" 'p g. TO
Norfolk Hs report - his experiences "a
Samar wi. ghwHted soon
Major Wa ,"r wutii not -sy auv'hiu Q
20 newspap reporters ahuut his rco"rt
court martial, except that b." h"lirv'i h"
had b.en acquitted. but did not know u
officially
The sun., 1902-06-22

suss~e, -ss~s~vsi p~rsss~- sa ts'~ sf
sss. es~-sss~ s.a AGAINST 81. nssei-

w,suixaros Jun. - a question ~
preos<i-ac. that has Affected The Marine
Cons for uns tim. va -"ftl'd i"-'ia'
10y Attorney -1..I.ral kI,ox II Na- ~hstL'r
Col George 4 Rsid. Adiutant and IN
-t.ctur. or Col. Gr-.n Clay Goo'llo" PAY
master. ~ss th. -rnInr stan ofileef ~ ths
corp- Incidentally. the question Wa IN
volv.d % ~he,her -rnioriiy of -"rVic" ~
seniority % previous rank determined the
standing u oficrr- promot'-i to the ~ain"
grade tho -au~ day
Col Reid bccam. a S-coud Lieutenant
Of the Marine Corp- Ia isst Col Guodlu''
va appointed "A S.cond lIcutcnant ~ l>o'
When they w.r, 10Th First lieut"haii. 4.
GouiIoe was promoted 10 - Major ana
PaytnA-ter seventeen YEAR, lstef heh i.'-
cam. Major and AdJutant INSPECTOR lp
to March 3, ISgs Goodloe was Reds senior
In the staff In that day they were both
promot.si to L. Colouel- Reid claimed
that, having entered the servic" heiore
Goodlo.,, he was Goodloe's senior a. Colo
mel Uoodloe contended that. having tssn
Rsid's senior ~ Major. he ranked Reid az
Colonel The Judge Acknowledgment OF
the navy decided In favor of G"pdlo- An
appeal was taken two months ago 70 The
Attorney -tieneral. who to-day confirmed
IN. Judge AdVocate-tienetals opinion
Hereafter Col. Gooiloe will walk ahead
instead IT b hind Col Reid
The sun., 1902-06-22
CtN tLTIES ~ PHILIPPINES.
Tw~ut,.two Ss,dtrry Dse 81 snssere
within About One Week.

WAsHISaroS. June "A casualty re-
mort u.s, received At the War Depart nent
by mail from Gen Chafes' contains the
record Of TWENTY-FIVE cases of death among
soldiers in the Philippines from Asla,ic
chulera within about one week Inc ocs'h
li-t j. "a iullows
coS'sIny N'StE ''h S'sh,h rr'sr,ry JsSe- Candy Com
psnI & Nn.H l1'antp LdVsrd Colns sompsnI
i, .Nn1,t Nn,H rsfn w'sneSssi' company 1 Fisn;h
infantry VI chAel whalsn, CompAny a., Isenn
IN S'TS9 4, & 5SGH fSss Sa.:I CON SSHi- Ssas sssss
h. ianir, Jns~ph y Cunnnr Hospital Corps, John
Jane, ~ IL o%"a@S slSSln tonpsSS sSS' TssnS Si,h,s
lr'Antn Gu' l+oyd i,i''~n,h i.1enf fx.nsv' rt,'
,',ta inf,7tfy FranE Williams. company c.
rvcnty fuh infauir Nin bAuI "a rnet 90
SrI a-2p,s. ~ = I'M fsrnis MY ii shiS hi.s,D ,br.han
..,ohs Corpany san ih,.a'1 a, IS,patns IS,p.,tH
ihtanty Ch4ric, II. kn1,,. COMPANY ', n,shH
N.nts Sa,alri And Cook fv.rr, rupper. Com
Iany Z" TW,nU yiih inisn,p -, ,,...,, ro,r
p,a, ,ar,,, James J sullivan Recr'r,. SiMe,n,hh
cstS.np cS,1HIp Ns. man l''il H,si.r COMPANY rts
Inisg,ly !aIs, R''RsTt ST Cs%psnS cSMs.S, % rnen,S
>eVcnih Infaairy tAJ smith. Company NJ tr.en,h
3,s1'2 i,s ,c'fr, r,,,. y ,ss. srI'SS SSap.ns T. rh
Infsu,p ,. ,,..,,..,v
ers.n't 4ssP n,sT, SI.s'' Neil hS cS.cn sR es%r,a,
CaNalr John ScEulcr Company % SNr.. SNr..,h
ns9,2 "ss,, SssrT' sss s'gr cSSp.as x ~sn
nrr lt'antfy corporal hanoo's O"m'~h'
rtSpss19 s.S,T f.ser fH Pf'Vs,s, Amos Nort. Com
gany u. rsh.h in,.n,rS s,snsu, trsn. Nissh psSsh.
E"nBsny s,Ty Ffsso,n s HSs Ss'slr Iss,sf rrn, Con
pany tlsy-u,h ln'an'p y lAron lTsps'' heh'
''sa's Ga"g,,y Ns!S- N.S S''Is. ISs.n Company NJ
Twenty e.sh'h intAntn Coipotn rnsp ,,,,ss,,
SatHsn Bei Nysr. Company n. Twenty arm IN
},r,I r.y,, Private. r.,iro Cabo,eian, Com
R'sg : \ toI. Compsnj 2. Ninth isian,n
ign"1 sSiii sSrpief 5,-,S.sS gSrpAn rsn,S iSisn,rS
t,lu,hut wound accidental ~ con fHa, -,
r-,fAi CAAres " solder. Company H. f''eeh'N
'Mtari,rrd by conrad. private frank Isna''ss'
C,n,rnt Wot nd. Aciion-=P PrVste Geerte Clshicn'
rofrpa l.. y nth lnfAn,D corPofai tfshA fei'1'
,i.Tsha, vouGd accidental ,arst' r.nseS
It.va.s Fdwin = SAlsman. Company d. f'n-enh
k,l,d hy su,rd shnc attempting 70 ssrapc-
Ir',ate q. .id1n.o NA>cArA. fory 'hird company
,v,rosrnr,,., l.s oO%s. Ta.D.0y SGnp.Py gl *
Infantry r,dro Tandayn, Twenty "ih Company
r.I',naiSe1 private william Henry. Fifteenth
'ir;fil-rSrsr,! r,rh~rrulosi.-Prvs,es 0,lbsr, l.
G.rrnNn, N Twenty uih lnisntry - -.
usT Ser-Trivate love AlabAiAn. rhlrJ -sec'nd
'i'ofan,m' rrvsw M~hs'I Roche. CON
psny NJ. I'~nD ntst lniAn,p AsnHri ,i,t Ns1'
I'M 1p"nAfr hemorrhase- Prvst. Calvin Hanks.
,,,'',..'8, uns,rrpn,. .-I'rvaie James " Hague.
COMPANY e. ~srand battalion Enftnerr 4.
uisrrnra s-is Jesse Le~s. company T.
NN.nsr'ii,I Pr'aats Narn u lAnson. compan
.t'r,,,ni.'f, f,,,,s," panIel c carey Company N.
The sun., 1902-06-22
HOrSg PROCEEDINGS.
Debate On Philippine isiil -Mct ielian ra,s
Tribute 10 the American >oidi~r>.

WAsHISoroS. June II There wa ~'"-
tinu.-l consideration of the Philippine Grl
Government hill in the Hou-' TODAY
notable contribution "a IN" debate vac D"
brief and telling tribute to the AfJ"fJ,an
Regular paid bv Mr Mcclellan ,p"rl
y W, which was reCciV'd with en''u-I.
a-tic applaus,.. Other SPEAKERS at th. Nv
-..esion w.r. Mc-er-. Reeves ,Ecp l.. d..
Bromwell ,k.p Ohiol, and buv"fug Re
Mas }, in favor of the bill. and hv Mr--I.
Maddox Dem. Ga bin>mure dem Al
and Thay.r Dem Mas In upUo~ltiar
Before procrcding with the PhihppIro
bill the House agreed TO the cpuier.no" 'H.
pnrts on the Military Academy ana '|-
Sundry Civil appropriation bills L"
Houie voted TO non-CouCur ~ 10" Sr'a'o
amendment, 10 the las'-nsn I'd hi.l pruNIdl.s
for a memorial bridge acro-s the Po'uu.tr
River. from Nashin gton to Arlington. Va
A, the evening session All oven s.yf" 'i
members were the fpor N"~--S
Palmer Rap. Pa and turri"r REP.
y H spoke in favor of the i-nu,rg b..
and M-s-rs Conry dem, NlsS ;. N.udSL 49,
Dem. Tenn and Green Ob"H., Pa
advocated .,he substitute oher"a hy 81"
minority.
A. ioo the House adjourned vi
Monday next
The sun., 1902-06-22
uuxu-,o, soc,s,, N,s,,s New PATTI.

EISGsroS. v Y. June :i.-Thc Hugue-
not sO,i.ty of America Visited New Pahz
10 day, the Eus-ts of the Hugucbot Society
of tha, place An address Of welcome
wa- d~livcrcd ty Judg" 4 7 Clearwater
% this city and addresses hy The Hon
Jacob Iefcvrc and Gen. de reyster. 4
luncheon vas served and visits made 10
IN. uugu.uo, memorial houses
Among thO-~ present we're JudGe and
Nrs Henry " Bookstavcr. col and Mrs.
" iIliHn Jay. Mrs James Ander.on Lawton.
daughter 81 Gen. Anderson of Fort sumter
fame. VI. fdorard Bruwaert, Consu l-Gen.
ersI 81 Franc. A. New York samuel
fycrIy Grose 81 Chicago, the Hon. Frank
Hs.hro,rk. Mr. And Mrs. leIsou'il illier.
Mr. and Mrs ". A Roeblins and Ju, and
NrS Sev.ryn u. MARC
The sun., 1902-06-22
10 oPEN M mo, ,RTERS HERE
Republican Congressional Committee 70
ton,iuct Campaign 4 trsm Thts tf>.

WAsHiNGToN, June u = Tho EfecullNe
Committee Il the Kepublican Congressional
Campaign Committee met to-day and
formally d.cidrd to open canpaign head
,.uar,rr- ia New York and Chicago.
Tie main headquarters will IT, in New
Yurk city. and Representative Sherman
Of New York is row looking for rooms,
~hich viii PR oh,bly 10 procured In the Mar
haitian Buildine. where tho Republican
National Committee had it, headquarters
"a 1871
REPRESENTATIVE Pahcock Chairman ofthe
committee. and Representative Ovrrrtr~st
,.a s,cr,tary. will sI~nd most of ti,~ir
time In New York city. Representative
Hull of Iowa will probably have charge
'f,h. Chi, ago branch. bu, ,hi- has not b~on
definitely decided.
The sun., 1902-06-22
WANT THEIR PASTOR TO RESIGN
hut Committee Appointed to See the Nev
g.. L. Brsker can't T1na Him.

STAMFORD. Conn June ?i-The Pru-
dental Committee of The stamford Baptist
Church me, on" evening this week and
voted 10 rrq,i~s, the pastor, the Rev George
L. Brakcr. Jr. to resign. The committee
j. mad" up 81 all the church ofhcerS. The
automatic" appointed 20 Wal, On Mr.
Il ak.r with the resolutions has been unsblo
a. fird him n, home. lie l~ft town the day
after the resolution we're pa~-''d.
Mr. Brak,r cam" Ia the church about
four year ago, succeeding the kev. Charles
l.. Rkoado- The reason given for Wking
fDr Liz retirement y that the church has
ben io-ing ground
Il " .aid 10 ~ the "hurch's intention 10
-rpd a call 20 the Rev. J. ". RChardson
a former pastor. who al-o wa forued out.
The sun., 1902-06-22
mo-, 81 FOR P,NAua GiNaL.
MaJerity In ta,sr d <rcepsiag the sub
stitute Isili Passed by the senate.

sti,ute Isiii Passed b, the senate.
WASHINGTON, June ~ The Hou-e. II Il
hav. an opportunity. viii vote, by probably
two-thirds majority. tu accept the Spoonef
canal proposition ~ sutstituI" TOO the
Hepburn Nicaragua Canal hil, and thus
clear the way for All early cOn.tructlon of
an lsthmian waterway. -Four different
canvas.e~ OF the membership Of IN. Hn'I-s
sgree on this point. There v now htt.s
doubt felt tina, within ia. neat wc"k the
agreement between the Senate and the
Hour. on tn" Canal I'LL will have be'n
ysrfev ted and euartsd into Law.
Some Of the House irm"'raiS con-
csi,ed the idea ~ hoLiing the party 20 a
support 81 the Hepburn bill hy means of
caucus action. but q h',le inquiry demon
strat"d IA" futihty oi that policy and IN.
Caucu- VA abandoned Mr. Dav"y OF
Louisiana, the confrre" r'pr-"niing the
minority NJ Hepburn, Chairman oi the
Hou-e Commerce Committee. and Mr.
Fletcher of Minnesota, the third Hou-"
conf-rec. are all on record n taN"ring
action hy Congress a. this session
- ua,or Morgan and Representative Hep
burn were together som" iIfu" to-day IN
cons ultation over the Canal tai, and when
they separated II wa- SAID that ~" con-
frr,s-, would meet NJ : y VI ON MONDAY
The sun., 1902-06-22
No, cm~nis ~ Naval Vessels

WAsHr>OToS, June n H." haitleship
K.n,ucky tfag~hip Of Rear Admiral Evars,
has arrived al hol" In company With 'lc
cruiser New Orleans. the bsttl.-Lip Indiana
ipractice ship for naval cadet-i a. Tpmp-
kinsyllie. and IA" giIubuat Vixen az Havana
The collier STERLING las -aii'-1 from Port
Royal for Norfolk, the oolu'r Lebanon
from San Juan Tor Norfolk, th. training
ship Alliance from pouta Drlgndu, Ayor,'-
for Que-nstown, IA" guuboat NasuNi. o"
from Tangier- for Iuni- aId IA. yulaor
Cesar from Port Said for Malta
The sun., 1902-06-22
TO HOSPITAL ~ PARTY DRESS.
Only ny That Ruse Ceald Mrs. Iiddy Get
Her Daughter To the insane Ward.

At about o'clock last night q carria g.
drove up to Beleyu" Hospital and thru
women dr.>s--d ia white, as though to
attend reception, ahghted. Two of
them lod the third into the reception ward
where ono - them told the doctors that
they had brought Mary IAddy. Of al East
Twentieth str,-et TO - examined a. 10 her
sanity The other Nornen ssii they we're
her mother and sister and that she vas
~ y.ar- OH
Mrs Ilddy SAID that her daughter had
been troubled with hAiluCinat Ions lately
and had l-..n violent She thought ,h-
uirl wouldn't 60 - the ho-pi; al II Al. know
where -he was e. ing. - they told her hat
they vers going 10 n party ana dressed sc-
our,iingly When Mas fiddy found ou'
where che was >he bcCamc violent amt
struck one - the uur-.S Nj, h her fan She
was placed In the insane pavilion.
The sun., 1902-06-22
STICiDE ~ 4 TENDERLOIN CEIi.
schlestse~ Harged Himself with . Shoe.
strtng and . Handk errti~f.

Max Schleitter, who was arrested Hr
Friday for carrying a revolver Ni'No1' q
Permit hanged himself IN his cell m ~" T. pc
derloin police station y,s'"rC!ar. Srh.'r''T
until thrvc months ago worked in dow
town butcher shop. Then hi "mp.o''r
cut his wages, on the ground hat mat vI-
high. and Schleii,sr quit work
He wa- arrested AZ TNNentV-ulu'h -rr.''
and broadway, where h" wd> :. grI.lIsg
his revolver When the polica s'a'I'U Iu.-.
man went To call the pri-or"r- 80 ~ v'-
ter,iay morning Schleitt-r was aiIar ~ g.
sitting at the far end nf tie l'Lvu .N
c-h With his head lowered. T." &c.. .'....
found that he had hanged hu-'f '. ...
faucet In the coll with a hauGkrr.'r ...
"A shoc-tring
The sun., 1902-06-22
pandem saium at Ithaca

ITHAcA. June ?i.-Coach Courtney 70
Ithacas most idolized citizen tonight.
The victory Of hls thre. crews at Pough-
k-ep.ie iir~s the hearts of all his admirers.
When the news Of tn. triumphs of the crews
reached Ithaca. II was a signal for psnde-
monlum. Ihe hundreds who had stood
around the bulletin boards all the after
noon scattered Ike -choolboys Who were
of for rump and Logan 20 celebrate
There Wa yelling. singing. parading, bon
hung eating and drinking II vast % clock
~ hen the iun began ana long after midnight
groups of Corus llian- were still laudinG the
victories and trlumphs OF Cornell, The
crews are rxp.cted hons Monday and
every prepArat on will be made 20 fittingly
w-lcoin- them. The historic old hnst
which carried tn. Henley crew to the rail-
way station and alec brought homo the
victorious '97 crew after it- triunphs over
Harvard and Yale will bc In readiness 10
carry all Of the oar~men through the streets.
The sun., 1902-06-22
VIE Murderer Hangs Himself In Uis 'cl

TRoY. n Y. June 81 Henry Nv.
dict~d for murder IN tn" first d-gr-' at.
20 who-r SANITY a question has t--u rt.- 60.
committed suicide in the jail here thu m -.-
ing Ivy hanging Sye was left slon.. 't...n
? ~ o'clork this morning until \, wh-L ..-
body was found dangling from ruI- p
end In hi cell.
Nyc resided in the town of Step. ..'-
town. One evening last winter 30 v.''
hnm~ and qlarr~ll.d with his wife IH,r
10. s,opr-.d int" another Tuon,. b,ur.' q
gun snd blew hl- ne's head uf u, ...
captured the next day In an old huu--' q, N,ro
IN. hal formerly lived
The sun., 1902-06-22
3-rEvT.TtRE LINE BLOGkED.
court Decides Against one of Tom John.
sens Projects.

CLEVELAND. June A perpetual in
junction against Mayor Tom Johnson's
thre--o~nt far. TaiiSa ay Nss granted by
the Circuit Iour to-day Tie court
ruled that the ordinance granting John
n Hocfscn 90 Brooklyn the right 20 CON
.tuic' ti. road along three Of the s~,cn-
teen routes tot which the city had advcr-
tied for bid Wa invalid TIC injunction
z.i, was hrpught Ia the nslue - William
NJ Rayuolds. Wh" Wa backed by the old
Il rect railway companies.
The sun., 1902-06-22
soldier. Death Sentence Co,nmu,~d.

WASHINGTON. June ei.-Pr-siden, Roo-r-
v~lt has commuted to imprisonment for
three war; q sentence oi death imposed
on Private Garth Shores of Troop u. Ninth
Cavalry, for d.sertion. Shorrs wss tired
by court-uArtial at Guinobatan, in the
Province Of Alhay. Philippine l-lands
The court s-ntcnc..d him to Re hanged, trit
Gsn C1ahce dissrproved the .ent.nc- and
for~ sri.d the pap~r~ to the War D~part-
ment for tho action of tho President.
Shores u 20 te confn~d a. harl labor In q
military prison In The Phinppine islands
fer three JEAN.
The sun., 1902-06-22
nmcd whne Tr, ing To save Hh Cow.

NippLrtowS. y Y. June al The fr-t
fatal accident since the beginning " tho
cons rIction 81 the new ontario and we-,-
aru extension from Ell~hville 10 Kingston
oc-cIrr~d Yesterday, ~hen tlb~rt C~negai,
father of thrl- 'eneg'l, noted 'n~tall
plsyer, was Killed while surviving ~ save
hi. ro~s from Icing struck By the locc-
motive, which ran over bin.
The sun., 1902-06-22
Ne, Who Assaulted Teacher Arrested

Fowt"en-year Alexander Heal, :
us Fast ioist street. was held for % %
yesterday ia the Harlem police cour' p
snaiching q chatelaine from a woman 20
n street car. Healy would have ten
sent to the Gerry soriety had not PC.i. ..
man Brennan remembered that he
tasia, a teacher in pubic school loa AR
she had caused his dismissal from her
Cla-~,
The sun., 1902-06-22

wAsHIS0ros. June 81 Count Cas-ini.
the Russian Ambassador. and " ,au,L.u,
the French Ambas-saior. saii good-by TO-
Secretary Hay to-day preparatory u -ali-
ing for Europe next Neck Count Iass.ti
viii sail on " ednesiay and 4 Cau' on
on THURSDAY senior Azpiros.. the Mexican
Ambassador. Mr Brun, the DANISH Min
i.ter, and Mr. Pioda, the Svis- Minister.
have also SAID good hy to Mr Hsv ptr-
psfstory Ia going to their RESPECTIVE cvLu-
tr,e- for the summer
The sun., 1902-06-22
RTON BLAWED Ar HOME.
Kansas Republicans want Him ia stand
d, the President.

TortGs. Kan, June The Republican
leaders 10 Kansas condemn senator Bur
tons coIr-. In opposing President Roo-e-
v.lts Cuban policy. The r~C~nt H@pub-
hcan state Convention declared in strong
terms ia favor of Cuban reciprocity, and
senator Burton vas present and made a
speech in which he pl"dgrd his support
Ia the President
Republican pa,.er- IN Kansas arr calling
on Burton Ia stand with the President
One II them has named him the wei
hngton of Kansas
The sun., 1902-06-22

WAsBrsGroS. Jun. u The arrival uf
the cruiser Cincinnati a. la GuayIa. Nn-
ezuela, whitheT she Nss sent to protect
American Interests, Mas reported tu ih"
Navy Department to-day IA 'essfaia
from Commander MclsaH of that N,-~rl
The informa, l. important a. shaving
th. rrS~tabli shmcnt - ielegraVhiC run.-
munication with th. Venezuela port. which
kAs been Suspended since June Z
The sun., 1902-06-22
tHs Aiv.is sPvhi

l
/ 'st>.Hiy, Hs our rae t~~p ths Hf"ss
s@t 90 csnnu' ho--
,,,. .,x.,. sstnr
/ -.
~ no milr@ nc NhA'an. a. : ,t"t
~ngfh, the 90 Il .'f"se --'Nhs 'i",h ~
good stead Ne'"t-th " aiti -
| rif~hg,h, had h'f'a-"d w" 'ai,'as"
| oNef The nfhi 'oninbA 10y -
| Vusfterr m INh- So
coh-in had both losef-s uh~n -,fnN~- 'l
~. While GeOrreto-n, rr'an-f Naha 80
syrsre-- ~-te sh re~ws ~ NSsAh..n
90. two enSth- heiut" N"-.ftstoNh' Nl-n
nan ~ngth -~psfsuns w" aNr' Hvu'
SyrAcu-s Ihe .an- ois,ah..
No Vlahrr-, sho N-'e krsnushy NsA"s
| up % the fsct thAi ,hes N"usi nav lo ,,'
-cmethlns OF l." heai.'' lkh"n.lniog-Ly
More Than h.n OF ln" journey nan
~mp'e,ed ahh o,neh -s-h-' .Heo
mug - iar the nnArs hs1 '~ouila ~ ~
@ssy ts~s 20 stan "n ue u,h-f-, ahn % tnsi 'Ti
i"ise cts s-f- -'t'ihS ,~cs NhlP1o"t.s
Nhchhk ue others A. they -'ruxki'-I a.,ls
~ VAIN P1fsun 80"
y"ile'i IN. ithscshs On bow Easy
PROM me ahhersm. ., Que, 'irNs ir .,,, au
No'u- " staoI stens"1' ~ b''i ~
~, hscsed up slth the Souraxr and n"lNs
ths p'oIhpoeu me ,o'ne'l 'I"Tu 70
iners-sn,S ~ So md han ,n n,,.,
WI IA ~, n',.r 81
from the onS' nsu ~sn " "uE'h
han Soiumna 'RH,,s 49, 49,,
,,y rom ,he rs"trS q, n'u. sh' VII,
h.hlah li.h Nv w W" .,,os" ,u 'ian .t. -,
- h.n .,.,h m. p,.,s.rs r,'.,ond,.i
.t,h ,Ii,,, 80, and ,h. 80 ,l.y ,,ad,,
- "" -. ~ ~, 49, ,"Iio,,.'y. 90 .i..r,rg
- -, 80. i;,,ls rhan.,., o. ,b.n
,a ra,r,, 10 'o,,'.II niles so,n. ~ Conr,nsy-
,,., cnll.n...J ar nn. of ,ben c.uylt "A
%sh T. xi,h ,bat hope ~. Radgers
'ut,h ,ew ,nwc, in their Loo. AMI arms.
drew aN,y once more from Columbia.
n,,ce Ien,,b. hshind HAnlan's crew
Cs.r,.,ox Svracuse and p,nn.ylyaufa
we're nov roxing In a str.igh, line The
Ou.k.r- xe,c r,,,ndins o,lt thir,y-eiyht
to ,he min,I,. ana were naakins their hn.t
f.iriy Lar out 81 IN. wa,.T IN wa. a
nh,rky efiort and the men with blue and
rel banners I,aned ,p in FRENZY Crying.
.Th,a.. rh.ers fcr ,be RsJ and The BIue.
three che~rs for old Pennsylvania
Nith "A deaf.ninr noise several houts
xere e,nloded from the ten of the bridg,.
a. tho I orn.Il eight ghot underneath !,
and competed three miles The Hhacans
a., ,he irs, tins v.r. .printins and tn.
x.y th.y drew away made the sharn.
I'm ,b.i, eye.-tbey had "A lead OF two
.n,,h. ,h.n and x.r, incr,asing ~ with
avsyy ST..
snh ubat A., snan'- the Corneu men
,.s,ss .Iour,n.y has fooled '.m ai
A. Minconsin's she'll flashed under the
The sun., 1902-06-22
Arm, aud Nav, Orders.

W.suISGtUN JuBe n These army order
w,r- issued tn dAy
tapt . Mason Blunt. Fifteenth Cavalry
hasinr besn iound iHcspsc tstsd fci sctivt srics
Ufs H~su retired
T.r-t lI~ul Frank n. Edwards. AuiDsry Corps
.fou tr,ru.tng sHfNics TO loin his company.
Previous ofl"rs r,A'inS 10 Second lieut l<s
Z aErbd Au. ..rB Corps tvNoksd
Law t"f CO.," month granted CAPT George W
Moses sirih tH'al'y
IY-aNr Of Aps-n~ sranted capt. John v BAsher
1hift infantry. ami Pts lieut.. q. c Carter
At'.Uriy rua.f s,,sndci nfiscI days
IH,,. IVY orders wcrv issued
I.'.t,ulnt ,or. rnAud"T \ Glcaves, from com
mAnu uf tHf upIphIn IN command the hAydov
i4suts ~ " ihslps and D.. h~suiey sId IN
ssLN y I. Jones sud " Z Ns,ts. from the lDolpain
90 tLH MAJ fuWrr
l.ut l. y - -. from naval ,srpedo station.
NswTor 20 the po'phn
iisu' e. = Preston from woths Of " Tnsgs
cor. PAM. t.. imuni. to the q iphiu
iIsgt U tayus from tarn navy yard New
NOrH, 10 to l0ipain
-, Inspector I " lr,sf.ld. from the oyms ~
o. too hsh rNtfge
isyua.,.fN l. wilson, fsm tn. ke.r~rs, .o
ia' pil mplA
surgeon : p S,one 'rom the Dolphin to ID.
AaN lower
Ias.sh " " nend,r~oa. from IN. A.s 70 Asms
And Nait oricrs
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-13
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Sept. 12.-Call money ad-
vanced 20 per cent. shortly before the
close of lays market and the list.
which had zen neavy throughout. closed
with mark | dtciines. Opening prices
were lower. though mostly fractional. but
the days comparatively moderate trans
actions was apparent from the outset
Missouri Pacific was the chief sufferer
in the early trading. selling off about
points and making no recovery. The de-
cline in the Graogers and PacificS was
partly due to reports of frost in the corn
belt. St. Paul received better support
soon after the opening, but in the main
stocks which then held their own were
of the so-called pool class. There was
no great pressure against any particular
stock. but the carly high rate for call
that some of the Banks were showing dis
elimination TO matter of collateral added
to the uneasinesS. Trading received an
other check in the second hour while call
money advanced some more, but no great
amount OF long stock seemed to be Offer
ed. A further relctionarY movement oc-
CURED during the second hour Of the af-
ternoon. when money advanced to Is per
cent. Declines At that time embraced
practically all the active issues and
brought prices to the lowest level Of the
day Announcement Of the 70 per cent
rate in call was the signal for another
selling movement. but partial recoverles
were made by St Paul and Louisville &
Nashville. The final dealings brought
some more liquidation and the closing
was heavy and unsettled. Net gains
were the exception and mostly fractional
The bond market was less active. today.
and fractional IN sympathy with the de
preston in stocks. Total sales. par value.
g. 5a5. 900. United States bonds were ali
unchanged. on the last call.