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New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
VIEW ORLEANS SITUATION 4CUTE.
MILITIA READY FOR A CALL TO ARMS AND
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES BEING
RECRUITED.

New-OrIeans. Oct. 1.-THE failure to-day OF al
efforts TO bring about a settlement OF the difer-
ences between the striking streetcar men and the
New-Orlean5 Railway Company has, 10 Is feared
brought the strike situation % an acute stage and
preparations are being made to-day az military
headquarters and the various armories in the city
TO carry into effect with a strong hand the proc
Iamaton issued by Governor Heard this morning
demanding a restoration of order and the suppress
sion of violence AL the members Of the local
militia are ready 10 respond 10 the call 70 at
a moments notice and troops from the country
parishes have been ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to to this city as soon a call is
received. A strong citizens COMMITTEES has been
organized. and efforts are being made TO recruit
independent companies 10 support the State troops.
No effort made 10 cars this morning II
IS the general impression that the first attempt
under the new conditions will be postponed until
Monday. 10 prevent interference by the mobs that
would certainly gather Sunday during the sus-
pension OF business. Senator Murphy j. Foster
who in 1892 forced TO put down general strike
here even more serious than the present trouble
70 the city this morning. and Immediately
went into conference with Governor Heard
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
GEN NORD ALEXIS DEFEA TED
RETREATS BEFORE THE VICTORIOUS
REVOLUTIONISTS

Cape Haytien. Hayti, Oct. 1l.-General Nord
Alexis. War Minister Of the provisional gov
ernment. has been defeated and is in retreat
The provisional government Of Hayu an
nounced from Port-au-PrinCe on Thursday that
General Nord Alexis had again occupied the
town % Lirnbe The facts IN the case that
the general on Wednesday attacked the Arti-
bonite army az Lirbe and az Port Margot, and
ne succeeded IN entering Limbe and burning Port
Nargot but he was afterward defeated and
caused 70 retreat in disorder, leaving behind
hin, many dead and wounded and two rapid fire
guns The ArtibOnite forces also captured
number Of prisoners General Salnave, com
rrander OF the ArtibOnite army. continued his
advance against the troops Of General Nord
Alexis who is believed 10 be short Of ammuni-
ton which NAV compel him 70 abandon his base
Of operations
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
THE CITIZENS UNION OBJECTED
TROUBLE OVER OLD PORTRAITS OF c. s
ADLER-wHY THEY WERE USED.

Objection has been made by the Citizens Union
10 the course OF Charles S. Adler. candidate for
Congress in the IXth District Mr. Adler n seems
took old portraits OF himself which were used dur
Ing the fusion campaign Of last year when he
was running for the Assembly with the Citizsns
Union Endorsement. and pasted a new Slip with the
word Congress instead OF Assembly on IT, This
legend now reads. Charles s. Adler. Citizens Union
and Republican candidate for Congress-" The
Citizens, Union. is well known has declared tts
intention OF abstaining from any share IN this
years campaign
Thomas A Fulton. the secretary OF the Citizens
Union said yesterday 20 a Tribune reporter:
Fhls Is the first time nv attention has been
called TO the matter. bur have no hesitation IN
SAYING that the use OF our name Is wholly IN
authorized You may say for me that do nor he
heve II could be possible for Us TO fndorse anv
candidates after the position we have taken. II
MT AoIer wanted 70 use the old bills he had last
year and be honest about IL he could have cur Off
tne TOP where the Union appears. We have been
asked BY both parties 20 indorse men Tammanv
has orered TO nominate some OF our men In close
districts If we would indorse them. But nm sure
ae e oTgan15afion @ would not 40 that this year In
SuPreIns ? pre- court nominated by either party To do
each side as the Bar Assocntop dossihS os some on
party would Do satisfied No. the Union is nor
tS Lee SS9nhaent going into this campaign can't
James b. Reynolds. Mayor Lows secretary. said
ting. president OF the Citizens Union calling his
Adisr 70 Shf = action OF the managers OF
ayers SSSbs1sy Hb sSa one or Mr. Aders campaign
=, The reason for using the old autographs was
sdisrs S n,Ht NSre IN hurry 10 get few OF Mr.
az once placed order for new portraits. and have
spacea al the old pictures. with possibly one or
Ton9 Ihs new ", ones the day after the nonad % we
was no intention 20 ring in the Citizens Union
Every one knows that the Citizens Tnion IS not
thlns 10 make q kick about
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
MURPHY ATTACKS PARTRIDGE.
SAYS THAT ICULLAGH AND THE POLICE
COMMISSIONER ARE INTIMI-
DATING VOTERS

Charles 2 Murphy, OF Tammany Hall last night
evinced fear OF Republican intimidation the
polls. ana authorized Secretary Thomas Smith
10 issue the following statement:
The Republican party. through Superintendent 81
Elections McCullagh and Commissioner OF Police
Partridge has caused the police officials charge
OF each registration place 70 challenge every voter
and every citizen who has not heretofore voted IN
the election district and who presents himself for
resistIatton TIE order is issued under seal of
the Police Department and signed by Commis-
soner Partridge. The purpose OF this order Is ap-
parent With threats OF Imprisonment and direct
Intimidation they are attempting keep legal
voters from the polls Tammany Hall insistent
upon fair election. demands that every citizen
entitled 70 registration shall be permitted 10 do SO
ana without being interfered with The Tammany
ran law committee IS az the service OF every
citlzen regardless Of politics, who NAV be a VIC
purposes OF the law.
Al tae Democrats headquarters IN the Hoffman
House Chairman Campbell Of the State Committee
ing" @9 U'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BROOKLYN'S DECREASE 29,61o
THIS IS FOR TWO DAYS THIS YEAR, AS COM
PARED WITH LAsT-BAD WEATHER
AND APATHY SAID TO BE
THE REASON

The total registration in Brooklyn yesterday
was 34,1T9. as compared with 30 159 last year.
e decrease OF II, $50 For the first two days this
year the registration is 106167. as compared
with 135.7T7 last year. a decrease OF 29610.
The bad weather yesterday undoubtedly
2 great reason for the big decrease over the sec
ond day last year. but that there is eonsiderab Bile
apathy IS shown by the fact that the total de-
crease for the first two days is 29.610.
The decreases in Republican districts IS as
follows, Ist, T0s: IVth s42; With. 96T; With.
9Ss: Xth. 621: XIth 995: xIIth 1.150; XIIIth.
959; XVIth, LAP; XVIIth S45; xVIIIth. 1881
XXth $50. and xXIst. ] .272
The decreases In Democratic districts is as
follows: I'D. 645: IIId $50: With. / 126S. With.
4s3. IXth. 500. XVIII. 573. XVIII. e45. and
XIXth. 577.
Following is the registration in Brooklyn for
the second day by Assembly districts compared
with that OF the previous three years
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

TRIAL BOTTLE OF THIS. THE ONLY
4t6SSOLDIE CURE FOR DISEASES OF THE.
sh,1LAEnS- LIVER, BLADDER AND BLOOD
OF THE TRIBUNE
M : ". Dunn. for a number Of wears g.
United States detective, who lives 81 9l7 Cavurs
stleet stree says; During the early part Of last year
~ hldheNs became weak, i had pains tn nv
Dach, my urine became yellow and muddy nv
skln ana the whites of nv ewes turned sickly
eenow Ny mother advised me 70 use Warmers
sac Cure, as n had cured my father Of serious
Eiohey ana bladder troubles several wears ago
purchased a bottle. and when I had taken
epout lhree quarters OF II felt a change come
eNef ne, my urine was SIS natural color and
@ Clo hot nave PAIN m passing H. the yellow sal
,oWhess left my skin ana eyes and by the time
mac taken the whole bottle 7 was couopletelv
,uitu, nave no pains IN my back and my
eppellte IS good viii never be without a hof-
,le oi your value ble medicine IN the house
heaftiy recommend II 70 anyone who is iron bles
Win weak end unhealthy kiane,,s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
NFSSlIER'S CHANCE GONE.
ARCHBISHOP OF GREEN BAY NOT GOING
TO MANILA

Rome. oct l1.-Since the interperate Ian
euage made use Of by the Rev Sebastian @
Messrner Archbishop OF Green Bay. Wis. re
carding the negotiations between ths United
states and the Vatican on Philippine matters
has rendered his oandidature for the Arch
bishopric of Manila impossible. Archbishop
Guidi. Apostolic Delegate in the Philippines, is
casting about for another eligible candidate
Archbishop Guidi considers the place ~ the
highest importance. likening y 20 the hub
around which the whole ecclesiastical wheel
must turn. He thinks IL viii he impossible for
him 70 decide upon candidate until he Is on the
spot when he can Judge better whether an
American or foreign prelate VIII be most suit
able. The prelate ne has in mind now Is Swiss
belonging 70 a religious order, but not 10 one
Objectionable in the Philippines In View. how
ever of the present uncertainty az 20 whether
the appointment OF a member or any rehslous
order Is ADVISABLE Archbishop Guidt does not
wish 10 mention the Swiss prelate's name
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
WARMERS SAFE CURE

VIII purify and strengthen the kidneys ana -
eole them 10 do their work IL will cure mains
N the back, rheumatism rheumatic gouf 6is
cetes. brights disease. uric acid poison &C.
fenas 1sundice, Inflammation Of the blsdSsr
sno urinary organs and restore the patients
health and vigor
cure cases OF kidney disease when the sirorls
home test described above has been noass ~
the earlier stages OF the disease
Warmers Safe Cure Is What vou ,aes "
can buy y al any drug store. two sizes so cents
eno Sl-oo bottle. Be sure YOU eet Warnsr,s
safe Cure; substitutes contain dangerous 5r7,ee
There Is none Just as good" as Warmers sac
Cure. NaAe
Warmers safe Cure is purely vegetable ana
contains no narcotics or harmful 6rnss -
ware OF so-oallec kidney cures which are f,SiI
cf sediment and of bad odor; they trslr. 49,.
fystenlO sste Cure does not constspats: at S.
q most valuable and effective toaic. ~ l-SYi. -
disease germs. Il is stirnulazt 20 digestion ans
swakens the torpid liver -
warmers Safe Pfns move the hau,.a. -,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SECOND DAY ALSO LIGHT
TWO DAYS OF NEXT WEEK EXPECTED
tn BRING TOTAL UP TO LAST YEARS

The second DAYS registration yesterday. like It's
predecessor OF Friday, was oisappolntingly hsnt-
-rhs driving rain in the afternoon and night was
to much for the ordinary man, who doubtless re
.r,he,sd that IL was time 10 register, but re-
sued that there are two days left In which he can
~ tba+ ratrictir act The last two DAYS OF regis
,ra,io, next week Friday and Saturday, are ex-
rs,tes - bring the grand total m 10 somewhere
near last years totals
,r,,o men who were arrested Friday at Nc. lN
West Houston-st which is the Third Election DIS
trtet Of the lid Assembly District we're arralgned
,r the Jefferson Market Court yesterday. Walter
y-aa1,, WIS charged Hith Illegal registration. His
case was adjourned and he was held in 1900 bail
for trial tomorrow.
lanes W Carroll. the other prisoner, was
charged with disordery conduct only. Mr.. Bel
mont said that he vas around the registration
nIace all dav interfering with the ocers and those
who wished 10 register. Carroll declared that he
was employed as a watcher by the Tammany or
earzation but was not able 70 show his credentials
and MAGISTRATE Brann fined him SO
James McCIenand. who appeared as attorney for
Carroll said that 40 per cent Of those who offered
N register in the lid Assembly District yesterday
we're CHALLENGED by the McCullagh deputies, though
they knew, perfectly well that in almost every
the man challenged was old resident of the dis
trict md had voted from the address for
ersJ wears Those challenged, ne declared, were in
almost every instance known 10 be Democrats.
The total registration for the two days OF 1901
tor Manhattan and The Bronx was 2s,545; for
RrooLlyn l35 so4. for Queens. ls524 and for Rich
roond, 1895
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
NEWS OF TWO CAPITALS,


ciscretion in this instance has been statesman
ske
The only new PLAYS this week have been pro
nuoed al the Comedy Theatre. Walter frith ;
~'Iron Duke" is the curtain rsiser. with quaint
solloouy Al Walrner Castle between the DUKE
snf wellington and a schOolboy, who ~ feedins =
aarge toad cosmo Hamilton's wisdom OF
Polly" IL comedy without characters or hurnof'
fut with q preposterous plot and tiresorne ala-
hoFue. The stage widow, whose money is ued
sIp with restrictions and obligations respecting
semarriage utterly incompatible with the prin-
ciples OF English law has become an intolerahle
nuisance even when so versatile an actress as
Gertrude Kingston impersonates her. MI bar
yiss Admirable Crichton" Is under rehearsal
- the Duke Of Yorks Theatre. Forbes Robert
son's substitute for Mice and Men" when that
piece ceases 10 draw crowded houses, win prob
ably be Constance Fletcher's adaptation ~ lhe
light That Failed"
The musical critics are dividing attention be-
sween the Cardiff and Bristol festivals Eli
sab" and Dr. Governs Ruth" were the opening
Numbers al Cardif followed by saint-saens 5
ssamson" and by Cessr Franck's 'Beatitudes,
which had been heard two years before az Glas-
gov. Dr Cigars coronation ode, performed
last week ar shefield. was repeated al BRISTOL
with Or Horstio Parkers oratorio st Chrls-
sopher" Coleridge Taylor's 'Hiawatha' can
ssta ana the coronation march as subsequent
Numbers, and with Andrew Black scoring IN
wctan's "Abschied" and Dr. Elgar's song Pipes
az Pan" ana Paderewsh playing Polish fan
sasia OF his own composition. The London pro-
Erammes for the autumn and winter oifer tNo
novelties. Richard Strauss 'Heldenlehen' ana
Humperdincks tone poern 'Dornroschen' VIII
ne heard at the symphony concerts under the
~1-- T-z=z
Society will produce Governs coronation ode. and
y new work by Hubert Parry
The autumn art shows are nneagre There is
small collection of Constables. Hogarths, Law
renoes and Cromes az the CarfsX Gallery, with
Ssw foreign works There IS private view to-day
~ the exhibition of rhe Guild Of Hsndicraft a.
7he Woodbury. Gallery with examples of gold
.nd silver work. enamels. bookbinding furniture
snd designs by q. R Ashsee William strang and
many women Ryau Sh, W has also exhibited
p miscellaneous collection ~ his works az Leigh
4on House The display - art books for The
Christmas trade promises - he unusually brill
SAINT
The Church congress ~ Northampton has
been chiefly remarkable for the vigor shown by
rhe evangelical element High Churchmen for
once seemed - he in the minority the plat
-orrn ana the audience room debate on home re
union brought out Canon Henson, who Is the
senfart terrible ~ the Anglican communion, in
. plain spoken appeal for the abolition OF de-
ronainationalism and the establishment Of inter
communion with Episcopal churches. The
education discussion a fiabby failure, hut
the debate on confession enabled the extremists
on both sides 20 demonstrate how fer apart sin
cere ana earnest men could stand, Yet remain
sinser the root - the English Church
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BoTH4 VINDICATES KRUEGFR.

Ex-PREsIDENT DID NOT CARRY OFF STATE
FUNDS
Utrecht Oct. 1.-At the meeting IN honor OF
the Boer generals held here last night General
Botha definitely denied the reports which have
been circulated that Mr KRUGER had carried
off state funds and declared that. on the con
trary the ex-President has contributed 10 the
Boer cause money from his own pocket
General De Wet. referring 10 the controversy
on the subject Of an audience Of the Boer gen
erals with Emperor William. said his majesty
had not invited them and that hence the gen
erals had not refused an audience General
De Wet added
If an emperor or king should desire 10 see
certainly apply 10 the British Minister "a in
troduce us"
Six thousand eight hundred dollars was sub
scribed az the meeting
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BURGLARS Kill KENTUCKY MERCHANT

HIS SON ALSO PERHAPS FATALLY vtrrNDEn n1
ATTEMPT AT RESCUE
Lexington, KY. Oct IA 3 Chfnn Of the srr,
OF Chlnn Todd. drygoods merchants in this city
one OF the most prominent business men in Ken
tuoky. was shot 20 death in his home pv two
masked burglars this morning His SON Asa. who
neard the noise rushed TO his fathers rescue and
opened nre on the burglars through a closed door
Inc burglars returned the FIRE and Asa was per
maps mortality wounded Citizens and police are
found - ~ ~4N" Aas o0eh
Inc battle in the hall was A sharp one So close
were The burglars 10 Asa Chlnn that the powdsr
burned MS face. His room Is near that OF his pa
tStlts, ahd he had scarcely got 10 sleep when
us his mother's screams aroused him The two burg
Iars STOOD at the bedside OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chinn
ana striking a match. covered them with their re-
Volvers, demanding money ~ -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREr

10 CONVINCE every eurerer frOrn diseases ns a.
kidneys. liver bladder and blood that Warns-.s
safe Cure viii cure them trial hottie w-ll hs
sent absolutely free. postpaid. Also a ssmnls
box of Warmers Safe Pills and a vslusbls
medical booklet which tells ell about the sis
cares of the Ndneys liver ana bladder win =
prescription for each disease, ana many of TIE
thousands of testimonials received daily froTn
grateful patients who have been cured bv War
ner's Safe Cure. AL you have 10 DO is 20 write
Warmers Safe Cure Company. Rochester Y Y
snc mention having read this liberal offer in The
Ne~-fork Tribune. The genuineness Of this
offer Is fully guarsntesd hy the publisher.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
STRIKERS KILLED IN SPAIN.

Madrid oct 11-Several bands Of strikers
az the small town I'm the Spanish lines facing
the neutral ground about Gibraltar who went
10 the cemetery to-day with the object OF ear
rying off the bodies Of the victims OF the cen
f1ict Of Thursday had 10 be dispersed by cav
airy. II is reported that ten persons wera
killed. including a woman and a child
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SWISS TROOPS mOBILIZED.
READY FOR EMERGENCIES GROWING OFT
or THE STRIKE

Berre oct 1.-The Rundesrath this morn
ing applied 20 Parliament for permission 70
mobilize federal troops should their services
become necessary az Geneva. n consequence OF
the strike there.
Later II was announced that Parliament had
authorized the mobilization of two thousand
federal troops. and the Bundesrath ordered
regiment OF federal infantry, a battalion Of
sharpshooters. regiment OF cavalry and TWO
companies OF engineers 20 be held IN readiness
for eVentualiries.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

A private dispatch was received Il, n,.,- ~
Saturday. October 4 from Buenos Avres ,ssa,r. e.
Buenos Ayres--MarFied- Second May Strong.
On Monday last. October C. a nevsna,s- a,sr,,.,
from bHenos Ayres eontradieted the announcement
Si me IN mSfIriase saying Mr.. Strong and Nav YobA
csTsr1,ry vo,,,s ~ hr.led IN Buenos Ayres as the
Argentina 0''0ioh OF the laws or
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
II IN DOUBT MAKE THIS TEST,

fnt some urine in glass after II stands %
houfs y YOU md reddish briokdust sediment
~ ~ ~ oI particles noating in the urine or IL II
- cloucy, YOU VIII know your kidnevs are ~ =
olseaSed conoiuon ana are unable 10 perform
thelf work the result win be the bladder ana
,i uL,naIy ofsehs wlh become infiamed. uric acid
viii poison the blood, the stomach VIII becorae
stected ana unable 10 digest the food the svS-
tem VIII become weak and the result will he
ofeakooWn of The general health, with Bright's
disease or abetes. which VIII prove fatal N M,
1reaIon with nrnnnnrnass q na o-rsa ~. y. = -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
CIVIL MARRIAGE OF STRONG ayn rour

Buenos Ayres Oct lit has been discIos.a ,b.,
q civil marriage ceremony between Putnam prs5e
lee strong, ot New-York. and May Yobe v-as NJ
section here ~-'Si oi 'h- nfst
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SENT BACK TO AMERICA.
,,our puY1sHstsNr FOR FAss1SG WORTHLESS
CHECK

CHECK
1o,A,o oct n-Henry Shackleford paws,
,,u,var 40 brooklyn n Y. who was renahue- -
. nolice court here on OCTOBER on the cA@ls sS
obtaining money BY means OF worIh'eSs -
wa. released from Brixton Prison to-e@ .-,,u
s,,r, "a apoear FOR uriaI II called upon. w-th'a -
months . ,..4.d az
Newton Crane whn defended Davis. pieausu pNs..,sn.
tsnuattnz circumstances and mental deraiis
as the result OF accident He HANDED .h s--,t,l
trats a dozen cable dispatches from -,.as
>ra,v-yorlsrs which had been sent 70 the M
states Embassy in the prisoners oehaH. anu .st.
cluded with promising thar all the lat'sr .es,a
would be settled UP. and assured the tsar,sr
that Davis would be sent home on the 80 ex-
sailing for the United states. Inc sor,nit
dressed a doubt whether he ought not 20 Sooarsdt
the defendant. but-dectded 20 give hiih 'N0
OF the extenuating circumstances - v,rt on
Davis later IN the day sailed for New Siinrs-
board the Atlantic Transport Line s'7
haha.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
AMUSING RuMoR About MrA1-ez1r~

Those who know Hugh Mclaughlin well were
nlucn amused Yesterday by wonderful r,irnor that
IN case the balance OF power lay with the Demo-
gratS n the lestslature this year. Mr. Mclaughlin
ModId De elected United States Senator TO succeed
tHhomaS g Plat II was said that Mr. McLaugh-
ms name mad been mentioned bv both David r
hiIi and Bird :. Coler for such vacancy
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

THE RICHMOND REGISTRATION.

The registration in Richmond Borough for the
second day showed a decided falling off from
last year, and even smaller than the first
day. The rain caused many 70 rensin away
from the polls.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
sTPIKE SETTLED nv MEIIco.

Mexico City. oct. 1.-THE question resa,-s rsssz.,-a,s
wages between employees Of the Natonal ataSro
OF Mexico and that corporation mas ossn and con-
ductcrs has been raised an average OF y W
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
GFPuAv SLAIN IN TENEzUELA.
PLANTATION MANAGER MURDERED AND
ROBBED.

Berlin. Oct IA special dispatch received
here from Caracas. Venezuela. says Adam
Russell German subject and manager OF the
Venezuela Plantation Company, has been found
murdered and robbed on the road. The govern
n1enr is making an investigation The authort-
ties charge the crime 70 the rsvolutionists-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Rome. Oct. 1.-THE government has purchased
the villa Borghese and will convert IT into pub
lie park The price paid was s66oo0. OF which King
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BULf4RT4N RESERVES Called orr

" i@- AAt TO SACF MACEDoNIiiSs FROM CROSSING
TIE FRONTIER
sona. Bulgaria, Oct. n.-Twc thousand ,,., -,
the army reserves have been called out 10 strength
en- the tronuer guard in the district OF Kustendr.
forty-three miles from Sofia in eonseou.r.a :, -
peated attempts on the part OF Macedonisn r.vo
!ltionists 70 cross the Bulgarian frontier '
~ IS reported that state OF siege has hsa- 49,.
elslmeo Al Dunnitza. twenty-five miles from soss
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

beao the unsolicited testimonial OF MIR. c. w
Dunn' OF syracuse, who was cured by
Warmers Safe Cure
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

IT'S A SHAME To DO 1T
nct III you do not want anything IN the little
advertisements I'm the narrow columns to-
a"s' tear out the page for future needs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
oUIrs rHE oRpER OF TRE JEsrIrs.

Vienna. Oct u.-Count Eugen Fsterhazy has ere
ated sensation here by retiring from the Order
OF the Jesuits and beginning legal proceedings TO
recover his fortune OF N7s 900. which he gave 10
the society on joining IL In ISIS.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

ihh"h Il NOTHING NEW UNDER THr SIN
SOME ONE HAS SAID
- pS should consult the Little Al.
sunday nv" 'hefe every
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
BACK ACHE
CLOUDY URINE

Are caused by weak, unhealthy con-
dition Of the Kidneys, which will
prove fatal # not attended TO.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

The following are the revised figures OF th. hrst
days registration IN the various boroughs.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
PARIS

ORDERLY CHARACTER OF FRENCH COAL
MINERS STRIKE.
ssME pusE's TRIP TO THIS CoUNTRY-oR-
--tr DER FOR KEW SUBMARINE VESSELS
NOT COUNTERGANDED
Special 20 The NsW-york Tribune by French catl.n
oopgr.sht. 1902. BY Tn. Trihun. Assooistion,
Paris. Oct 1.-THE French coal miners strilo.
although the most formidable as far as num-