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New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
coLER SHOULD HAVE LOOKED MORE.



Binghamton, y. J., oct. eS-Governor OaeH mace
She following reference 10 Mr. Coler IN his speeeh
here tonight:
A statement has been made by The BeInocirann i.
rpndidate Governor accusing tue ah''PupIiildI
party OF eNrnn agance IN the collection OF ihs h,d
itance tax sayiuC that for the COLLECTION oi $500
fn 1925 the expense was about ASS"" II i" ,lae
examined the State Controllers report lot ma ma
wear ne would have found that the expense Wa
$4,000 and m he had examined further ne Noua
have found that under the present administratlo
during the last year a reduction had been mace IN
the expense of collecting this tax of more man
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
BETTING IN WALL STREET.

Although the political campaign is I'm its closing
week tho betting in Wall Street is still ineonsid-
eTable in volume. Three waRers were reported yes
terday. I. H. Brooks bet g. 900 on Coer against
5000 placed on Odell by F. OaEes and also bet
$1,000 even with J. J. Judge that Coler would have
20 majority il Kings County William McCord
bet $500 on OdelL against W. ". Bagley's $500 on
Soler A SartOrus offered TO bet 81 900 on Oden at
: 10 / ana c Minzesheimer renewed his offer TO
place $4,000 on Odell at the same odds
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

Ih1 o1icers will report the examining board
Sah tdncisco tor examination for
1yVS Lhtutenants JOHN J. LIPOP, LOUIS r.
os nrISN ahl KENNETH - MARSTELLER. artillery
seeoI nm iheutenant ALFRED NJ MASON artillery CORPS.
~ I"' examination for promotion.
Se'". IAeutenant WALTER V COTCHETT. artillery
co.Iys- Nj report 10 the examining board az Van
Harracks for examination for promotion.
-" tsnsn,s assignments 20 regiments first lieu
nn'roo5 oi uiantry recently promoted an
IT"iT,1; WILLIAM O. SMITH to Tth CLARENCE,
ia,b '~'MSiI GTI ~ 10 l+th GEORGE NJ. HOLLEY TO
Fnt5r IEmiAR y SrAYES 10 I'D. CHARLES II.
IvSi ~ IN 70 nth. GEORGE G. SHAW TO nth.
~ "a It4tM MMEM To 6th CHARLES T. REESE.
uS4C.S SSHAttLk1S :. TAHI4ErON 20 list RORERT
1DHISI68 DHHItSSi8 70 2ith WILLIAM \ CASTLE 10 18th.
IsNR - - f. HALFIN 10 Sth. HARRY ID. BIAS
lis 20 18th ROBERT X. SPILLER 70 26th.
80 - = Al.l.EN 10 S0th EDWARD III ANDRES
% TSrlssr Srls yOhN W, WARD 10th. ROBERT ~.
E1uf1IrA.-l uf1Ir.l'SoN 70 18th, THOMAS j. ROGERS 10 9sth
iHNnIN a. bkACkON 10 Sth GEORGE w ENG
n II : 70 10 Wh. EDWIN ]. NOWLEN 10 ftth. CLYDE
nm tNT11ItehER 70 10Th. ALVIN e. VORTS 10 Sth
@hNN X. CURTIS 9th. JOHN NJ EEISN
~ 20 18TH. FRED l.. DAVIDSON 7th
tSP,ath EDWARD A.. SOUTHALI. assistant surgeon
eoiahteers. is honOTRbly discharged his services
Ne's no longer required
NAVY.
asnuer esa E. NJ. HUGHES. detached Naval War COL
se 10 Asiattc StatioG-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
6O-62 West 23d Street.

unmercifuy. \ policeman arrived Just in time
After the patrol wagon had taken the Greek away
the mob demolished his cart.
AT the West Thirticth-St. station V was round
that keIIy's front teeth had been knocked out. y
dozen stitches taken in his lower lip Kelly
and his two companions said they were not with
the who stole the fruit. on their promises 70
be I'm jefferson Market Court this morning to enter
formal complaints they were permitted TO so home
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
&. y. y. d. MEETING TONIGHT

A meeting OF the Greater New-York Democ-
racy viii be held tonight at Cooper Union IN
ratify the nominations Of the State Democratic
ticket Controller Grout will preside Speeches min
be made by Borough President Jacob a Cantor
William Hepburn Russell, Augustus Thomas and
several others. 'N
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
MORE UNIONS FOR sTEcKLER.

The Adams, Cylinder and Web Press Printers
Association, OF this city. the local organization OF
the international Printing Pressmen's Union, has
unanimously Endorsed the nomination OF Alfred
Stecklef Tor justice Of the Supreme Court
Al regular meeting OF the Diamond Polishers'
Union OF America resolutions were also passed IN
ooEsing Justice Steckler.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

Chidren's Hosiery, Undsrgvear and GloUes
Can be bought to tie BEST Advantage at the CEAdrens
Store for he following avhich mast appeal TO
every thoughtful mother:
Oar assortment of styles, cotors and sizes. repre-
senting everything desirable both foreign and domestic,
is admitted BY Everyone to be much greater than that
of any other house in America.
And includes many lines made expressly for
ard not TO be found elsewhere.
EUery article is carefully adapted TO the and
age for svhich it is intended; large sales lead to per-
petnal changes in the stock. keepfng alDays fresh
and interesting;
And last, Bat not least. there is afzvays the
absolute guarantee of losvest prices.
en- . yUoct O2d ctroof
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

names OF all candidates for each separate ONCE
arranged in group under the title Of the office!
Seoond-Will you, II elected member OF the les-
islature OF 1903 advocate such amendments 10 the
Election laWP
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
A YOUTHFUL SENATE CANDIDATE.

FUI HUI NLN-iIE Vl-' Ut II
The Democrats candidate for Senator from
the XVIII District. Frederick L. G. keating.
comes OF old Yankee stock and was born in Lowell
Mass He prepared for college in the public schools
NJ the city OF Providence r l. and lived In that
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
GENERlL FIRMIN VS. 0N Rn4Rn

ne tianoors-American Line steamer A6iro,
o4ek' ~hieh arrived yesterday from Fiaytian nor,s
NJ ana ssshsra ftrmin at Gonaives on October
% anu Aaioea MIN at Insgua the next day e'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
LAWYERS PLEA FoH JUDGE GRAY.

number Of prominent LAWYERS in this CITY have
signed memorial advocating the reelection of
Judge John Clinton Gray of the Court of Appeals
Among them are the following:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
HENKEL ASSOCIATION RALLY.

The William Henkel Republican Association held
"a big mass meeting in the Teutonia Assembly
Rooms No lss East SiNteenth-st., last night
Frank H. Daily presided, and the meeting was ao-
dressed by Charles II. Moore, Creswell McLaugh-
lin State Senator C. {. Hunt OF Illinois, Nl4laih
R Wilcox and James W. Perry, the candidate
sor Congress IN the NIIIth District. Mr.. Moore
said I'm part
The simple question for YOU TO decide is whether
or not you shall reindorse the business admins
frston OF Governor Odell which has been SO satis-
factory 10 the people and 10 the taxpayers OF MT
('oler I say nothing: do not know him. but 90
lnoN that ne stands to-day before the people as
the representative of Democratic ioeas ana history
rs the representative Of Maynardism, Tammany-
ssm and all the other vicious 'isms, anc OF mat
MephistO OF Mephistos. David B. Hill
Mr.. Perry said OF the tariff:
When an industry protect itself, then We VIII
take on the tariff but the Republican party al
ways has protected and always will protect those
Industries that are unable 70 cope unaided with
foreign competition
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

John p. s1 J. Frederic KeTnochan
h . ~ lile William a. Ch0ate.
ENarts. Ila.E @ >"7'''ah De Forest Brothers
Edmund l. Bayles. .Ce,rga =, tIo, isa''
& Lee. Edm,na c-oe,r
Ma az lai-'' 'N''-' =" 'os- hares .. Sudan.
tslio =, o,, = A 5. Man
sullivan Cromwell. Fincie E, -,
Hamilton Odel. Avms. LH't,,e ,i,,e ~ ''pp-
". y. curtis. % NJ Sn.ir
alal q homas y Rhnelander
IhsIlss mar. sit5ia Z W., francis =. Huntington
ftonlhsoIl' cr5rt, 'i george q. Dewitt
Ls"r-h,s- S,-nrg John 7. Lockman
IhsioT % TsI.lzon ~. William G. Dewitt.
= = " Tat, theodore Dewitt.
r 80 R.r,iatt = Sidney Smith
IIAhA,l IL -, Na.b william q. Wilson
John Mci-al1i iIa1 S,s,.o Hamilton Wallis
Eranch iSnr i-Sela,,,t n u John H. Cole
HlthIle. ' - III" ,irosvenor S. Hubbard
!, t3ornhIover howard Sinderen
Mh- q " sbel5an BAYS & Humphrey
ESoMaLU ES.L stone & anart,., Nanice & Perry
HaNlssS,.., ErrTiu g - Stanley ". Dexter
NaoiisN''' -'ui- David b. Ogden.
,ia's Can5sr anhon & Cannon
Jay q = XS-tr,bro, . Fayson Merrill
f-sel.eH -, w j. John r. Ahney
5rnola S-otr,an ,,i,,. o Carlisle Norwood
bj,leI, 49, " e simon II. Stern
~ Tsv L Lord Kellogg e. Rose.
Henry de Forest Baldwin GGssSo, Dusr & Bauerdorr
SiIas n Frownel Ivan Wheeler II. Peckham
Henry ". Hayden. fs,i.ah f,.A-l.. miller
Herbert L Sattsrlee. ~: " heeler.
antonio Knauth. Ludlow. Townsend & smp
Arthur v BTiesen III
George V. n Baldwin "ares W. Bangs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

'HiCAG0 WANTS NEW CHARTER
"cago. Oct ga convention met to-day under
'ne auspices of the Civic Federation TO discuss
ways and means of getting for the city of Chicago
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
10 CURE A COLD m oxr D

- . ~ . "O"Salnine Tablets. This sigma
ture hHk- on every box. 25es
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, Oct. 2s--The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
CHICAGO WANTS Ne

N'iNiinshaer f. NJ HUGHES detached Naval War Col
'sse to Asiatc staiiog.
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
A DEEP MYSTERY

Il Is my stery why wumenen~
jure Backacbo Headache Nervous
ness Sleeplessness Melancholy
Faint ng and Dizzy Spells when
thousands have plovel that EIec-
trio Bittets VII cure such trouble
suffered for years with kidney
trouole writes Mrs Phebn Chelley
o. Peterson la aud amo back
panied me 50 that could net
dress myself but Electric Ritters
wholly cured me and although 73
ears old now am able 10 do my
1t overcomes Constipa-
ION improves Appeute glyes per-
ect health Ouly SOC at S NJ Carri
ans drug sore 6
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sons tI character and good reput G
atlon IN each state Cone In th.
ounty required) to represent and
and adyertlee old established
wealthy bsnoss npnse Of solid
financial STANDING. Salarv$l8 90
weekly wi tn expenses ad D., a
all payable II casa each Wedn .
day direct from head Office Horse
nd carriage furnished when necess
ary References Enclose self address
ed envelope Manager 3l6 Caxton
r
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
Guernsey

Mr. g Sugss and family made
pleasant trip TO Texarkana last
Mrs z l. M tchelI lett Friday
for Hope where she will visit
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Will Vanzant visited
relatives in Spring Hill neighbor-
hood during Christmas,
Mrs r L Mitchell gave musl-
Gale TO- the young people of tins
ne,ghbo rhood last Wednesday eve
ming.
Ms Matte Esson of Washing-
ion was the que t of her mother
Mrs Florence Houston last week
Mrs Ellen Hudson2 of Hope
was the guest o. her aun. Mrs ID E
Cornelius ChrlstE.as day.
Dl Booker left Sunday for Mesh
VILE where he will join his wife
who has been vlsIttng her moth9r
Mrs Shad1ock.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Gratiot enter
tanned quite nun Der OF their
+, friends Christmas.
land Mrs Jas Montgomery re
turned tot heir nome at DeQueen
81 Thursday after a very pleasant
visit with relatives here,
We are LAD to note the reco7
ery Of Mr. Rogers Who has beer
quite Ill with pneumonia for some
tune
Misand Mrs Will Huekabee cams
over rom Spring Hill and poic
their new uocIe (Mr Wlse) a visit
last wesk
! Mrs Ella Phillips novel to Pike
Uounty last week We regror
very macn to loose her from Out
midst.
OBSERVER
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08

Men and omehwlth hra'ns t
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Rich chance for intelligent oner~
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Supply Depot.
Washington telegraph., 1902-01-08
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Cha9sgTsr anu gooa reputation ia eaoa stale
one 10 eals county H'
ldYerusa old established wealthy bus.hos
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horss ana oafr age furnished when nscsss7ry
Relerences Enol,se seIf-addressed scanpo1 on
yciop6, manager 3iG Ca1t0l I5gHdinz CHICAGO
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GrovRS tasIn!

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ess CHI Il Tonic because the iarm
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-30
ONE ON THE BOYS.


! Sometimes the mother plays a turn
on the young people and greatly to
their benefit. A young lady in Men,
phis. Tenn. Miss y. Dye of 222 Carroll
Ave. comments in an interesting way
about the harmless little deception
her mother played upon one Of the
family during the summer.
| She says, Every member of our
family could write a testimonial about
Postum Food Coffee and what it has
done for us. Father has really been
| made over since quitting coffee and
using Postum. but I must tell you
about Brother.
when he came home from college
last summer he was thin and looked
dreadfully We questioned him about
his food and drink. He said he
drank coffee. OF course l can't get
along without a good cup of coffee
three times a day Mother did not
say anything to him. but made Postum
for him just the same. and at the next
meal he complimented her on the cof-
fee. Several times he said Now if /
just had such coffee as this at school l
could make better averages in my
studies
$50 during the whole summer he
drank Postum, thinking ii was strong
coffee. and We could all see. from day
to day. how much he was improving
in health. His complexion gradually
cleared up. and he gained in every
way. When he went back in the fall
Mother told him the secret she had
kept for over three months. and put
several packages of Postum in his
trunk.
You may depend upon it. the lesson
was one he will never forget. My
younger brother quit coffee about
year ago and has been using Postum
Food Coffee. and he has been built up
from regular invalid until he is now
4 fat, rosy checked boy, full Of life and
fun. Just the other day he remarked
he was getting along 50 much better
in his studies than ever before and he
what caused the change.
Mother remarked, 1t Is Postum
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-30
NOT QUITE SURE.
Baker About as Good Witness for Pat
rick as for State.

New York. Jan. 29.-Captain James
y. Baker again occupied the witness
chair. today, at the trial of Lawyer
Albert T. Patrick for the murder of
Wm Marsh Rice. Almost the entire
two sessions of court were taken up
with his cross examination.
In this crosse examination the cap
tain admitted that he had expressed no
opinion US to the genuineness Of the
signatures of various papers bearing
Rices name, which he now called for
geries. until he had obtained the opin-
ion of handwriting experts.
Furthermore, he admitted that be-
fore his arrest Patrick told him that
he desired a full investigation of his
relations with the aged millionaire. He
declined to swear positively that Pat
rick was not present in Rice's apart
ments when the old man was making
1T one time relative to liti-
cation in which he was involved. The
prosecution has been endeavoring 10
prove that Patrick and Rice never
met
When Mr.. Osborne representing the
people, offered the 1896 will in evidence
as to the genuineness of the sigma
ture. Mr. Moore for the defence, OBJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-30
A Splendid Musicale.

About " gathered at the home Of Mr.
ard Mrs Weston Lewis, Wednesday af-
ternoon, at the musical that was given
under the auspices of the Samuel Grant
chapte:. d. A K. All those who attend
ed were well repaid for it was in every
way great success For the occasion,
Mrs. Lewis mad The very pretty home
tastily decorated. which added much
There were refreshments served. All
those who participated in the musical de-
serve great praise for their selections
We're all we'll rendered and called for
much praise. The selections by Miss
Miller Of Augusta. were very hne The
program:
Piano duet.
Mrs. Corning and Miss Richards
Song, 4. c. Harlow
Song. Miss Miller
Reading. Mrs. Laura Richards
Piano solo Miss Richards
Song, Miss Miller
America.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-30
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From the
North. East, south and West.

| Rev Daniel S. Bradley of Grand
| Rapids, Mass, was elected president OF
Iowa College by a unanimous vote al
| 4 meeting of the trustees, Tuesday.
| The Tien Tsin correspondent of the
London Standard says that the EN-
peror has ordered Admiral Yeh to or
ganize a naval college at Che Foo, and
to engage Rear Admiral Lord Charles
Beresford to act as naval instructor at
the college.
Plaintiffs in the action brought by
John McGiDnis and others against the
Boston & Montana Co. appealed
Thursday. to the circuit court of APP
peals at San Francisco from the order
of Judge Knowles ,dissolving the in
junction restraining the Boston & Mon
tana Co from paying dividends.
The pastor of the Middle Street
Christian church at New Bedford, Rev.
Alvah II. Morrill,. D. D.. has resigned
as the elimination OF n breach with
bis parishioners because he supple
mented pastoral duties by contesting
for the mayoralty. by devoting atten-
ton To editorial duties, by being chair
man of the state prohibitory commit
tee and by being a public speaker in
great demand.
Noses Epps. the negro who was in
charge of the dynamite at the 10th
street shaft Of the rapid transit tunnel
ut New York, Monday. when the ex
plosion occurred in which there was
loss Of life, was arraigned. "Wednesday.
charged with homicide. Epps said there
We're u boxes, each containing75 Is sticks
of dynamite, in the dynamite house, the
day OF the explosion. He said they
used 500 sticks day and got fresh
supply each day.
The Pekin correspondent Of the Lon
don Times explains that Germany's
motive in. declining 10 attend the meet
ing of a number Of the foreign military
at Tien Tsin. Jan. %, at
which it was agreed that the effective
forces of the Tien Tsin garrison could |
De reduced in the spring, is to place |
herself in a position to bargain for OBJ |
ain commercial privileges in Shan |
ting province as the price Of her with
travail from Tien Tsin.
Dist. Atty. Jerome appeared in the
,olice court at New York. Wednesday,
IN the charge of assault on John 4.
Iurray, coroner's clerk Mr.. Murray
LEGGED that Mr.. Jerome hit him in the
ace while he was engaged in clearing .
he coroners court at the close of the ,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-30
The Mckinley Concert Program.

Probably no more fitting musical
tribute was anywhere paid. yesterday,
to the memory of our late beloved
President than by the Mckinley me-
mortal concert program selected by
Conductor Theme and rendered,
"Wednesday evening. by the Home or
chestra. 1t was Il very beautiful and
fitting program throughout, nor did the
first number, funeral march by Mr.
Theme. suffer in any way in COM
parison with works of the famous COM
posers which made up the remainder
OF the program. Mr.. McSheekys solo
also came in for a large amount OF
praise.
The program for this evening will be
March," Bunch o B,ackberr;es,'
Holman
Overt urs-'' Festival" Carl
Waltz-.In Love Tor n Day Godfrey
Selection--"Hurly Burly, Stromberg
Patrol-.'Tne Sub Rosas, Hindlcy
Medley-"Grand Stand, Mackie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-30

also OF Augusta. installed the follow
ing officers: c. c., Chas. Brann; V. c.,
Howard Andrews; prelate, George
Weeks; NJ. Of F.. Arthur Blurch; NJ. of
W., Frank Kittredse; N. of E., ]. T.
Stearnes; X. of R. and S., Frank A.
Winslow: /. G., S. A. Perkins; o. F., A.
f. Goodrich. The following program
was very interesting and greatly en-
joyed: Prayer, II. w. Wight: selections
by the quartet, A. j. Snare, A. F. Good
win. w. A. Pickard. F. 3. Olsen; piano
solos. Miss Eva Winter; reading, Miss
Edith Harrington; vocal solos, F. B.
Olsen. Remarks We're made by D. G.
c. c. Oscar Groves, G. P. j. NJ. Arnold
both of Augusta, S. I. G.. Hon. F. E.
Beane, 2. c. Maj. Frank Kittredge
Rev. a. c. Wight. Prin. c. W, Stowell.
The party then adjourned to the ban
duet hall. where light refreshments
were served. after which they returned
10 the lodge room and enjoyed solos
rendered by ]. w. Emery,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-01-30
Much for Little.

hearing on the tunnel explosion. The
complainant asked for an adjournment
! to secure witnesses. The destrict at
torney objected but the magistrate set
! the hearing for next Tuesday.
! Bravery by firemen saved number
of lives at fire. Wednesday night. at
160-162 East Superior street, Chicago, a
six-story building owned by the Zero
! Marx Co., sign painters. 1t was par
tally destroyed. the damage being $45.-
900 to the building and s6S.o00 to the
contents. In the safe of the Western
! Match Co. was $4,000 worth Of gold.
When the employees ran for their lives
the safe door was left open. 1t is not
thought, however. that the gold will be
rendered useless.
j NJ. Walsh. charged with burglary.
barricaded door in q room in the Re-
| we're House at Chicago, early Wednes-
day. when arrest seemed imminent, and
| committed suicide by blowing out his
brains. a burglary had been commit
ted several days ago in the home of A.
c. Kaltenbaum by the connivance of a
woman servant, and 800, a gold watch
and several trinkets stolen. The police
began a hot pursuit which closed about
this man. He confessed the crime in
letters to friends.
Andrew Carnegie and the board of
trustees Of The Carnegie institution
the new National University of Post
Graduate Studies, which Mr.. Carnegie
has founded with an endowment Of sl0,.
100000, held their first meeting in the
state department at Washington.
"a,
rumber Of callers Mr.. Carnegie spent
most of the forenoon in an informal
conference with the trustees. lie an
rCunced his definite purpose to cntrusf
them with the absolute control Of the
endowment.
Horace Ocherder. II years old. was
found dead face downward. with q bull
let hole in his heart early Wednesday,
on the floor Of D. G. Burns grocery
store at Chicago. Beneath the body
was found q bag of coins and bills, the
change used in the grocery. Nearby
lay revolver, four chambers Of which
had recently been emptied. The boy
worked for Burns and it was his duty
TO open the place of business each
morning. Two bullet holes through the
window of the store and a number Of
holes in the wood work and show case
indicate that the boy had defended the
of his employer from robbery
with his life.
Judge Wood, at st. Louis. Wednes-
ray. issued bench warrant for the ar
'est of Ellis Wainwright, president Of
he st. Louis Brewing Co. and director
# the st. Louis and Suburban Co. The
warrant was handed to deputy sher-
II Tor service. He returned to the Office
u the district attorney several hours
ater without finding Mr. Wainwright.
ne arrest could not be made because,
was stated, Mr.. Wainwright is now
New York. where he makes his home.
Investigation Of the Central Traction
ripe railway scandal which was un.
arthed in 1898. was commenced by the
rand jury. Wednesday, under the di-
-ction Of Circuit Attorney Folk.