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New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
GOVERNOR YATES has TYPHOID FEVER

Springfield. H.. Oct 2e-Dr l. c. Taylor. at
tending physician TO Governor Yates announced
to-day that his patient has a well developed case
Of typhoid fever.
Governor Yates has been III IN the Executive
Mansion for four days. due to strenuous campaign
work IN Southern Illinois In the last two weeks.
Dr. Taylor announces that there is no cause for
immediate anxiety alarm. but he says IL will
be al least four weeks before the Governor will
ue able 10 leave his bed. The symptoms are re-
garded as encouraging by the attending physician.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
NO UNRIPE ORANGES FROM CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles, oct. 29-Green oranges are not 20
be sent 70 the East this season. even though the
first shipments must be delayed two OF three weeks.
Thus have declared the shippers Of Southern Cali
foruia The Los Angeles Fruit World' announces
Q compact between local orange shippers not 10
rush out green and immature oranges in order 10
be first the market
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
MRS J. LOUISA WARD. =

Madison. y j.. oct. % tSDeciaD.-Nlrs J. Louisa
Ward mother Of Or. Leslie d. Ward Edgar B.
Ward and Jacob T. Ward. prominent officers of the
Prudential Insurance Caupsnv of America jiad
this mornIng az her country home at F'Iorham
Park Wntch she had occupied for more than sixty
wears. she was nearly eightv-fotlr Years Of .tCS
out retained her faculties unimpaired She was the
widow OF NoseS ID Ward. Her family was promi-
E6nt- Htr gre reat-Graudtather, Alexander Robertson
came 70 thls country from Scotland IN 1852 and
q prominent linen merchant in New York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

TBSTERDAY-s RECORD AND To-DAY-s FORECAST
Washington. oct. 2e--The weather during the last
tventy-our hours clear and cold In almost all
parts Of the country. dominated largely by
high pressure that has eastward from
Kansas Middle Atlantic States where II is central
second OF high pressure covers the
Rocky Mountain region al area Of low pressure
appears north OF Montana There been no rain
consequence IN part or the Is IN
New ENGLAND and the Middle Atlantic States, the
middle and northern Rocky Mountain regions Teupera-
t1ros NissIsspDi Valley Fair
weather. with slowly rising temperature is indicated
Thursday and Friday IN all districts eXcept the upper
and Eastern Florida showers are probable
The Winds along the Atlantic will be mostly north
10 uorhwsst and light on the Gus light variable
winds viii become southeast. and
winds Will Be mostly light south
partnG for European ports THURSDAY will have
northwest winds and fair weather 10 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
HISS GOULD AT OLD P0IyT.

q party o. friends arrived az Old Point Comfort
to-day 10 participate In the exercises 20 be he!3
tomorrow IN connection with the dedication OF the
is be the gilt Of Miss Gould TO the army and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
OBITUARY.
DANIEL wINANr OUTwATER.

Daniel Winant Outwater died az No IS Prince
ton-ave-. Jersey City. on Tuesday He was widely
known N New-forks Shipping business having
been en9dSeQ Tor IOrty years i'm the Southern
steamship offices OF q. Fl Mallory & Co where IN
late years. ne held The mauaEernent of the biliuE
department tie had been IN Mexico for some timc
account or poor health. He viii he buried
dan az New Dorp Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
AN ANT1DoTE FOR TRADES UNION TREAso'
New-York oct. .. 1902.
TO MANUFACTURE IT'S own PAPER.


To the Elitor o. The Tribune
Sir. At the bottom OF the fourth column ot the
sixth page OF this days issue Of your paper is
paragraph IN which ii Is stated that the Kansas
City Star Company. owners Of The Kansas city
Star" newspaper. are about to build paper mill
for the manufacture Of their own paper 20 which
is appended this sentence. &c The Star it is be
ueved. will be the first newspaper in tho world 70
manufa cture It's own paper
This is an erroneous statement THE Daily Tele-
graph" OF London, has had its own paper II ID for
forty years From the Paper Mil Directory OF
the World" published by Clark ". Bryan Co.
OF Holyoke, Mass. and New-York CITY copy OF
which for 1855 is IN my possession md the follow
ing 'Proprietors Of the Daily Telegraph Creek
Mil. No. J. estatA he'd 1852 Three lGl-iuch
chimes; employs lA. steam. news Creek Nil y
situated at hartford Kent. England From an Eng
lish paper mill oirectory OF recent date fud the
Telegraph Company still carrying on the mauufact-
materially increased its output iv the introluc-
tion OF new and vastly improved -macbia-rv As
an old English papernaker. / have 0ersoualIy
known the Greek MIL, at Dartford I7 Kent f0r
nearly the whole OF its existence. Yours truly.
BIoohyI. oct % 4Fi%- JAMES HALL
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

CshouIi Be DAILY by all Interested. as changes
al an
FOREIGN mails for the week ending Novem5er 4 1aoe
Will close promptly all the General PostOrics
as foucws Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier
than closing shown bsiow.
Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign
Station half hour than closing time shown below
that Sunnsmentary Mails for Central
America. via Colon close hour later at Foreign
Sta
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SAVINGS BANKS SURPLUS AND TAXATION.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir VIII you kindly allow me d few words OF
comment the subject of The letter nj charlie
z Sprasue OF the Union Dime Savings Bank ln
The Tribune Of to-day, criticlsing ,c,, article on
savings banks and the Democratic platforn,q
Mr.. Sprague is right in his estrn7ra ~ the si1r-
plus II is worth 10 the depositor everv dollar ta.
81 represents in the assets the hank. tt Tho tax
under Chapter III OF the Laws OF IAN ,,e not ir-
tended 10 reach unavailable and WORTHLESS asset
the passed on the principle mar an classes
OF property should pay just and fair proportiou
OF the expense Of maintaining the government and
in its passage the claims Of industry thrift and rho
poor depositor were fully and carefully ,orzidarea
Governor Odell, realizing the u1e,r1sl rIrf5sr
and burdensome taxation Of real estate SOUGHT for
8 remedy, not by shifting the burden ., orb-r
shoulders. regardless OF right or iue,i,o h,, h,.
seeking Just and equitsh hle distribution that would
not be burdensome on the one side and ,,,,15 ma
terially relieve the other. In this gsrs,-sI and
comprehensive scheme savings banks -a-,. 50, min,
other corporations and associations tr,t Min
careful regard for the character Of Inc fti,,,,,z
and care 10 safeguard the interest NJ tl. doros-
itors. The tax was laid not on the 6e-o,i, - tt.
dCpositor. but the accumulated su,r4,., -, h.,
such manner that while II produced as l. T,
cratic platform claims, the two yesr 81 AZ sS- ~
thereby relieving real estate 10 thar s-,.,,r+ j-
did not affect the revenue paid 10 the Jer,.ft.r-
nor the prosperity OF the banks.
The report OF the Superintendent .f l,.l.- r
January J. 1902, gives the following fr,r-s-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
TINKERING WITH TOMMY ROT" THE
ACTORS CHURCH ALLIANCE-sCHOOLs
TO ATTEND "ENERYaIAN."

Broadway interested and amused yesterday
TO that Kirk La Shelle is the latest physician
called in for consultation over Tommy Rot" Paul
West has also been summoned 10 the consultation.
These two men. so II is said viii do things that
are going radically to affect the future OF Tommy
Rot and Mrs. Osborns Play House" NIr. West Is
going TO thoroughly rewrite" the piece, and Nj
la Shele lis TO supervise the preparation Of the
ueyv version Tommy Rot is going to come
back from the West with new name. too, and
increased opportunities for its only good per
former Miss Blanche Ring. The date of the TO
birth is not yet known. even 70 the physicians.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
FORECAST FoR TODAY AND FRIDAY

I7''I'-l0I TN 1-"DAI IND FKIDAI.
FOR New-Engand, fair to-day and Friday except snow
hurTies in mountain districts to-day diminishing north
For Western Pennsylvania ard Western NeV-YorI. fair
Friday slowly rising temperature: light 10
southwest winds
For Eastern NeH-York, Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware. Maryland the District Columbia
to-day Friday; slowly rising tsmperatre fresh
northwest winds. diminishing i
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
NEyV-YORK CITY

AaL subscribers 70 the DAILY and TRI-WEExLY VIII
% cased cne cent copy extra postage IN addition 20
the rates named above
The Tribune viii be mailed Cuba Rico. Hawaii
ana hs PhlIpplnes without for foreign
For points IN Europe and al Universal
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

IIS- IsIFs4@I4Is yssIeId4y, a degrees; lowest 80
degrees average 4 de'rees; corresponding
last twenty-five years. 53 degree.
Local Forecas-Far to-day and Friday Slowly risin.
tHpe1~tifs. FFssh northwest winds diInInishins.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Religions Notlres.

THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the Neu-Yurk Protsstsnt
Episcopal City Mission Society be In fhs fsulIi
RooLls Of The Church OF the Heavenly Rest No EaAs
5th-sS. On THURSDAY. October SO. at S D m
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

In mis- diagram tne continuous the changes
IN pressure as Indicated by The Trbunes self record
barometer ne dotted line shows the temperature
corded by the local Weather Bureau.
The following official record from the Weather
shows the charges IN the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with corresponding
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES.

IHURSDAT-At : a for Cuba. Yucatau. Canpeche
Tabasc0 and Chiapas. per :. EspsranZa CmaiI
other parts Of MeVco must be directed peg 3 q
Esperanza'): at u m for Guantanamo Santiago,
;. CisntLegIs.
FRIDAY-At 10 So a n. Complementary 1880
st. Thomas ST CroiX, Leeward and Wtndward Islands
T. m. Tor Mexico. san
tiago rampicl Inau be directed
Santiago. $50 D. for Bermuda per steamer
from Halifax. q 2. for Newfoundland per a 4.
Numidian. from Philadelphia
SATCRDAY-At Z TOR Argentils. nj
Paraguay, per : Egyptian Prince. az m fsUr-
Elementary $50 a M FOR Porto Rico CursSa,
Venezuela s. PhiladeIphia (aafI fo-
Savanila and Cartssena must Be directed per
mentarv 1890 M for Fortune Island. Jsmsics
SavaniTa and Cartasena. (rnail for costa
Rea must be directed per Alene'D: at $50 a. m
complementary 1880 a. Haiti
dack a m. for Cuba. per 5 Moro C-asfIz VI.
Havana: AT Il m. for Barbados and Northern Braz zi
Der 8. Csarense, via Para Manaos: at i2.so -
FOR cuba per $ $ Curityha via Natanzas (ordi-
tyba.')
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
5perlaI Notl-c5.
Tribune subscription Rates.

The Tribune be by 20 any address In
couatry Or abroad aad address changed often de-
sired subscriptions be given dealer
before e1yiIs or f more convenient hand them IN at
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

The new Weber 8 Field UuIlesque 'HummIns
Birds and Onions III not be produced tonight
as scheduled. but next Thursday. IL would have
been possible 10 get IL ready by next Monday but
there is a superstition al Weber & fields which
forbids an opening any dav but THURSDAY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

AadIess al conmunicatilns relative to subscriptions
advertlsenents 10 THE TRIBUNE. New-York City. Re
OF registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Saturday. Octo-
25 a Whteface Farm Cottage Roomingdale. Essex
y y the Rev. G. J. Mott Elizabeth Sher-
o1 Mrs. John Hunter Holltugsworrh 10
Alfred Donaldson, of Sararac Lake. y. Y.
GEROW-CH HEDISTEIt--At the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs. Arthur Z lA1rs No lis WiHoughby-ave
Brooklyn October .. l9u2 by the Rev. Henry Z. Van
dcrbeek. William Traphagan Gerow Florence Hen
rtetta Chsdister both or this city
MORRILII-MORISCN-O October % 1902 AT rhe First
Church EOXbury. Boston. by the Rev. James De Nor
nlande D. D.. assisted by the Rev George L. Chanev
Olive Williams daughter Of Samuel Lord Morrison 10
Joseph Morrill,
Observation-Disclosures Wtesbaien Germany a,
October 2S 1902. Anna Weddgen. daughter OF Nr and
Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dOrsed with full name and address.
DIED.
Baldwin. Mary Z. O. Imai. Shnjl.
Beehe, Ellen - Nancerh0ef y. S.
BookEnan. jacob. Ward. J..
Cushing. Mary \
BAIDW1N-At PlaInheld, n. j.. Tuesday October d
ldu2 Mary p Gardner, widow o. he are A d Bald
win Funeral services at her residence n, Sas1
Fark-ave-, Plainreld. n j.. FRIDAY. October 81
1902. AZ ESQ =. InteTmeht private.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
DIED.

BEEBE-At Colorado Springs Col. Wednesday cNcto@
Der 90 Ellen L. widow Of The late William wads
Iteebe- Funeral and burial Colorado Springs on
Thursday. October 50
BOOINIAN-On Us1nesday October -. residences.
No East 62d St. Jacob beloved husband OF caroine
E1Jkman. in the SD % his age Funeral service
the Temple Emanu-El f3i-st and Sth-ave., on
Tritav morning October 81 $50 O'Clock. kindly
OMIT fcWcvs
c' StiIN6-As the Preshyterlar Hospital October 2s.
1902, Mary a. wife OF the A. Lortng Cushing.
Funeral services the Madison Avenue Reformed
church on Thursday, October 50, az .. Chapel
entrance 5It5-st.
III-Al Lincoln Hospital and Home October 20. shint
Iai Friends az I1hl invited attend his funeral
hsld In the hospital chapel I4lst-st and Southern
Boulevard. October 81 $50 Burial IN Friends
Cemetery. BROOKLYN
VANDERHOEF-A- residence. 657 5th-ave.. On
October 2s. The & IN o. bis y 5 W Van
derlo~- Funeral service THURSDAY 10
O'Clock az the COLLEGIATE Church Sth-ave and 4shsf.
lnreruent at Noodlawn- Please omit flowers
WARD-On WEDNESDAY. October 20 J. Louisa Ward
widow Of Moses 2. Ward In the Sfth year of her age
Funeral from her late residence Florhan Park. y. J.
tAfton), saturday, November I, . 2.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Premature Loss of the Hair NAV Be entirely pre-
vented by the use Burnstt's Cocaine.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
TERRORIZING LABOR.
CORRESPONDENT WHO THINKS TWO
WRONGS MAKE a RIGHT
To The Editor Of The Tribune

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. All Of your readers GO NOT agree with sou iE
regarding the objection O., some labor leaders 10
members OF trades unions jOluins the militia as
neither more nor less than q declaration o. War
against law and order on the contrary, II may
quite as reasonably be regarded as determined
protest against being made tho tools OF anarohlsue
military despotism.
Take. for example. the sending Of the Pennsyi-
Nauia militia to the anthracite regions during the
late strike Tor the purpose OF terrorizng men VINO
had protested for years against the IulAhcatlon ot
three constitutional rights and the non-enforccmcut
o. four statute laws enacted for the pr"tecton OF
labor II the mines and eisewherc- The rights OF
free speech OF association into unions and Of repre-
sentatiou Dy chosen delegates had been denied
them. CEou may call this movement. II YOU choose.
"a state established within q state. hut the TACT
lished within despotism that denied republican
rights
The strikers IN Peunsylvauia protested against
years Of hsbitual violation Of the company store
weight ~ ton of coal at 22io pounds True. law
the civil machinery o the courts before sending jhe
militia 10 protect n men accused Of nTeaI,l.SS ,SS
10 have the laws enforced II the accusations were
court for libel. That is Law and order-not sendns
the militia at the application of those who were
violating laws for the protection OF the Door against
the greed OF the less poor and more powerful. Eut
military in a state where the constitution declares
ideal GOOD for any who refuses 20 join the
militia In such State tndti
Philadelphia. Oct 2S. 1872 KEMPER BOCOCh-
AN ANTIDOTE FOR TRADES UNION TREASON
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: see it stated that in certain places, mem
bers Of the National Guard are 70 be expelled from
the trades unions 10 which they may belong unless
they win give up their positions In the Guard.
The way 70 fiN any coward who would yield 20
this threat is 10 drum him out OF tho arruory 70
the tune OF The Rogues March
Schenectady papers please copy. -
ANDREW II SMITH.
New-York oct. . 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
MARRIED.

into gas or Lamps Scientific Lighting hous
and store. 0iCLTCPLEN LAMP CO. lila Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Tho law rTuNIurs Tot . IiA Ol IlT I---, - -,
surplus based on the par value Of tho s..,,rt,i,
That the amount OF tn tax does non --. -.
the reported surplus is accounted for l, 81
that the surplus Is calculated from u r.-.-.
on June % instead OF the annual ra-or'' 'tFN-h
quoted ard a construction OF the Ian, {, - ii"'f
troller. whereby the accumulated Iptsr. N4t 'on-
sidered in making up the surplus which roal Coi
somewhat larger '''aheA il
This tax OF s7O5Ss3 on the surplus ig .r-,,.,
the deposits. would amount L. about opesl iS,i.l ~
OF per cent The average OF deposits H. setli i i
therefore the tax would average about q , $500 %
ch deDositOr. ~-4ls 40
moi from the market value worth ~ suIei
curites but from par value For ins,..-le Sc
the case OF the Union Dime Savings Bank tbce, tb,ice, n
ket value Of the securities shows a sarnl,i ma
81 lss dS9 g. while figured the par value slus ~
for the il is only Ss2Si 3. The bank as ~ I5
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

This IS the last week OF the old Morality play At
Neudelssohn Hall and the audiences, which have
not at any time taxed the seating capacity OF the
hall. are beginning 70 pick MP; every man is about
10 come as "Evaryman' is about 70 leave. For Sat
urday afternoon when the last New-York perform
suce viii be given. nearly all the seats have been
sold chiefly in blocks 10 different schools. Those
who have attended the performance. it might be
addad have treated II with the utmost respect and
attention, that Meudelssohn Hall during per-
formance is without doubt the stest place in the
,Ity. Better business Is expected in Boston next
week by the management. The production is al
ready being talked of at Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
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rFANsPAc1F1c NAILS


Mails tor Australia texcePt West australia which Tor
Hawaii via san Francisco. eicse hare daily at $40
n m after I'll and 20 November ~ incusfvs
ar Crunard carrying the British -
does connect x1S-
tbis dispatch extra mails. closing $50 a m a.so
a m and $50 q m.-SuncayS al $50 m. a. m
ana 6.oO D. rn-vuI be male up forwarded r,-si
the arrival CInard steamer for dispatch per a .
Mails for Hawaii Jacan. China and Philippine Islands,
Francisco. close here daily 10 m IN ~
November - inclusive for dispatch 5 5. Korea
(aNcept West Australia.
Via Europe. and New Zealand which goes via san
1oria IN c.ose daily 8 80 m. sffs- NJ
vember 4ist and up TO November tsth. Inclusive roy
dispatch 5. MioWefa
Mails tor Hawaii san Francisco. here daily at
$50 up % november tlOth, inclusive for dis
patch $ Alameda
Mails FOR China. Japan and Philippine Island.
Al Francisco. close here daily $50 D m IN 10
November fiOtii inclusive. for dispatch per .. q
Gaelic.
Mails for China and Japan. Tacoma close her- daily
a $50 m. November tl+th
s.. Victoria
Pacific mails forwarded
and the schedule OF closing arranged the pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland t-arxtt
tRegstered mail closes az previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster.
Postoice NeW-YorS, y v. October "a 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Mails for Newfoundland oy 10 North Svdnsv "a
rreuce close this dai.v a. a. -
m connecting cIose mere everv Monday. VVesns~..v
and saturday,. Malls foI Miquelon To Eo<ro,
and by steamer close at this once daily al ss0
m Mails for cuba. by rail Porr Tauna
1d steamer. close this iaIlv
Trursday. $3.50 a Ohs connecting closes az.
-,ade On Mondays. Wednesdays SaturSavsC Nfsrs
f9r Mexico City. overland. spec a.lv Ssrs.sS
dispatch by steamer close this once
cept Sunday at f30 m and II 30 o. m. sundays A.
m. and ll.3O o. Mails for Costa PIcs
Belize Puerto Cortez and letter mail Tor Guatemala
by rail New Orleans, and thence BY steamer close
~ mis- of.cN daily except sunday 80 % m ana
sfr,3O 70 m. SUNDAYS a 81 90 o m ana SIi 20 -,
s~onnectinE closes here Mondays
Belize puerto Cortez and letter Guatemala
AMI Tuesdays Sll so tor Costa Rical sRszf<-
tered mall closes at 600 D. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
Cremations for Fresh Pond

arranged by all undertakers
Charges S25 for adults chiliren SIS.
[. s. Cremation Co. CLd) g. z. houston St. y. Z.
The WOOdtRWu Cemetery
Borough OF Bronx New York City
once 2is Fast 23d Street Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dOrsed With full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

The AtneuHum" says. 1T is now definitely an
uouuced that Nr. Laurence Housmau's Nativity
lIav. Bethlehem with music by Ar Joseph
NIoorat. will be performed in London at the Great
Hall Of the University Of London Wednesday
December II and tve following nights. The pro-
auction viii he designed and directed by Gordon
craig Martin Shaw will BE- the musical director
The PLAY viii be given subscribers only no
money being taken the door. The audience will
f.r limited 90 three hundred
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

The third annual meeting Of the Actors Church
Alliance, held in s.. Chrys0stom's Chapel. at
T.birty-ninth-st. and Sayenth-a We closed at noon
Yesterday. The following officers were elected
president, the Right Re-. Henry c. Potter; hrst
,ire-presideut Joseph Jefferson: second vice-presi-
5ert George D MacIutyre; general secretary. the
pa, Walter + Bentley. and treasurer Mrs Marie
wilson McWater.
The new National Council will be composed OF
,1e following clergymen and actors. The Rev. Dr
Thomas II. Sill. the Rev. Francis ]. Clay-Morau
,bs Rev ur Joseph SIlverman. the Rev. Sydney II.
CnNr Miss Harriette keyser. Mrs. Donald Nc.
feau. Charles T. Cati2, the Rev Or. Rushton. the
nv Thomas r. S.icer. the Rev Dr.. II. NJ. War
- Werner Charges, William +. owen. Miss Kate
1,laxtou. Miss Rosa Rand, Mrs sydney Resented
Ni-ue Won kleuuer. Milton Mobiles. Harrison Gray
Tiske. Miss Edith Totten and Miss Myra Brook
The name OF Mrs. b s Spo0uer. member OF
,na council, stricken from the ballot because
one of the clerical delegates said that she had
tro<eD her promise and had opened her theatre IN
Sincinnau On Sunday The Rev. Dr.. Shinn was
chosen rs the delegate OF the Boston Chapter. anu
The Rev. DT. Buchmaster as the delegate Of the
New York Chapter
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

DEMOCRATS 'FLUSH"-Not il recent years
tss the Democratic Congressional campaign com
tuittee had so much money in the present cam
usign Chairman Griggs has spent compaT TatiNely
Iltls time IN the headquarters a. Washington lie
has left the sending out Of literature and the as-
signmeut ot speakers his assistants and mas de-
voted himself looking after subscriptions His
ufluclpal assistants Ia TINS work nave been Lewis
cCtECu an0 -tiepresenLlIiv6s lsloor Stfals ana
Zen" T Gable. The amount collected is said 70 be
more tnaI $50 61 which Is a larger campaign tunQ
than the committee has had since the late roswell
= Flower was It's chairman Tho lepubhcats, on
t-e other hand. have had less money 10 spend this
ear than usual
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

JOYS ELECTION ASSURED.-The Missouri
leaders have been promising tho man
agers ~ fle Democratic Congress Committee ia
Washington that they would defeat Representa-
tive Charles r. JOY for reelection in the AIIth
Missouri District. which Is made up oi part ~ tne
lty Cf ST. Louis + e. hertus has been giving his
personal attention 20 Mr JOYS campaign recently.
an5 the latest information from 81 Louis lndlca les
there Is longer any pTohooiilt uI tnt elec-
lion u thc Democratic candidate.