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New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
TO STOP PRTZEFIGHT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY PROMISES To
ARREST YOUNG CORBETT AND
NGOTFRN

New Haven. Conn. Aug. 4(SpeciaD-States Attor-
ney Solomon Lucas. of New-London, says that ne
will prevent the proposed prizefight between Young
Corbett and McCiovern that is scheduled 70 come
off in New-I.ondon on August % Mr.. Lucas mas
received long petition from New-Lonfon people
ana will secure a special session of the Crlrnlhai
Superior Court to cover the case after ne has
arrested the two principals and their managers
Both Young Corbett and McGoverr say that they
will meet as arranged. the date set and in New,
London. will submit arrest. secure pal anu
finish fight.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
HEMPSTEAD HARBOR YACHT CLUB
REGATTA

Ward Dickson. Isaac r. Coles and W. II. Simon
son. the regatta committee of the Hampstead Har-
Dor Yacht Club. announce that the eleventh annual
regatta of the club is to be sailed August 2,
starting at l2 m from off the clubhouse at Glen
Cove Prizes are offered for yachts of the 36 foot
80 and % foot classes for the q and IS classes
for tho 1S foot cathoat class the racea bout class
ana for the one design boats of the Menhasset
Paw New Rochelle Indian Hartpr. Horseshoe
Harbor and Lark classes
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AIBFNARLER O. Erwin OF Hartford; Inter
state Commerce Commissioner J. Il. Yeomans. OF
Washington. ASTOR-BrigadieT General @ L. Gil
lrspie Acting Secretary of War. C5RAND-Captain
Q r. Howland L 8. 4. GRAND UNION-Booker
T Washington. OF Tuskegee. Ala HOFFMAN
Henry Ives Cobb Of WASHINGTON. MAEHATTAN
lieutenant Colonel c. \. Stedman. L. s. A. Rear
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. I. S. y retired)
VICTORIA-Colonel = y. Kondof: Of Pttsburg
IVAI.pORF-D. b Henderson. OF Washington
Speaker Of the House Of Representa- tives. II. Won
Reveur-P Pa schwitz. Of the German Embassy at
washington: Prince Nicholas W. EnEalitcheff. Rus
sian vice-consuI at Chicago J. VI. Culp. president
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railway; John Skelton
Williams president II the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
way; ex-ConEressman F. q. Neidringhaus. Of st.
Louis.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
NETWORK CITY.

a large number OF out of town merchants and
buyers registered the office of the Merchants
Association yesterday. The reduced rates which
the association obtains for merchants in various
parts OF the country for the summer buying season
went into effect Saturday. on which date the
merchants could from home to here to
buy their fall goods. The dates which tickets
can be purchased August to G. inclusive
Other sets Of dates viii be in effect later IN the
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL ASSAULTED.
LAMAR. OF FLORIDA STRUCK IN FIGHT OVER
ELECTION TROUBLE.

ELECTION TROUBLED
Tallahassee, Fla. Aug. Am assault made
to-day Attorney General Lamar. the nominee of
the primary for Congress IN this district.
his temporary Office, in the northern part of the
city, by Walter L. Taylor. who in the late
primary clerk at precinct No. H. IN this county,
where charges Of fraud brought by Lamar's
friends. Taylor demanded of Lamar his signature
10 paper disClaiming any reflections upon Taylor.
Lamar replied that he would consider the matter
and give Taylor written tatement of his position
tomorrow. Taylor again demanded an instant
signature This Lamar declined Taylor then as
saulted him, striking Lamar several heavy blows
with stick. Lamar sitting in his chair He
arose and closed with Taylor. Taylor broke loose
and drew a pistol but before he could shoot Lamar
took the pistol from him This ended the incident
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
PROMISE MANY TOTES FOR ODELL.
I'D DISTRICT REPUBLICANS INDoRsE SHEA FOR
LEADER

Nineteen Of the twenty election district cap
tains of the lid Assembly District held indiGna-
ton meeting at the Downtown Republican Club
No u Chambers-st-, last night. to denounce Mich
ael o. Hines and his efforts the leadership
of the district. Speeches made by Bernard J.
Lynch J. Mccain and Ely Rosenberg. expressing
loyalty to James Shea the present leader. and de-
Claring that there would be for OdelI in
the district this fall than had been there
before for Republican
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YoRK-MoNDAY. AUGUST taoo
ARRIVED.
steamer Regina Elena CtaD Rizzo Girsena Iufv
Messna and Palermo wit n,dse IN PI,Irg p
Co arrives at the Bar 40 p m ' ~
steamer hensingon tErl. LangxeII IJun, Juiv yss
sns II Palermo 10 and Lisbon o. with mdse 10 Peter
Gstr * sons. Arrived at the Bar D M
steamer standard CGer SHUTTER pantzic July III and
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05

Newnort r L. Aug. 4-The Beverly boat. the
Ouakeress won the first in the series of three
races TODAY between the 21-foot raceabouts of the
seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club, of Oyster Bay,
aud the Reverly Yacht Club. Of Massa chusetts.
Che heat the Jolly Roger OF Seawanhaka about
two and half minutes. and the latter finished
one and tbree-quarter minutes ahead of the Ter
r1pin Of Beverly. Then followed. closely punched.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
The MarCOni
Wireless Telegraph 20.
OF AMERICA

receive through ,he vsri'%s m Irnsrn
Postal telegraph cable Company. a1d 80
messages from all vessels tgulppri VIZ, s1 the
SagaponaCk. Long Island Also 20 =. ssbpplus
arrival departure passing OF all NesSes tuston
agents trade and individuals ar5ors
may be obtained either at Use ~
hces of Postal Telegraph Gable company Ne, YOrk
offices Of this Company. s-l0 Bridge street.
City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Departure Of four Tribune Fresh Air parties
Tammany advisory committee morning.
Conference on Pennsylvania Railroad
committee Of Board Aldermen and Rapid Transi,
missia NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
B1Er WAY OFT WITH DYNAMITE
s1xrEEN CoNvICTs ESCAPE FROM TENNESSEE
STATE PRIsoN-THREE CAUGHT AND
ONE KILLED

Nashville Tenn. Aug Authorization from the
State prison. four miles northwest of here. says
that convicts tonight blew hole in the prison
wall with dynamite. sixteen of them escaping
Three have been recaptured and one was killed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 800 sunset age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Saniy Hook S:35 Island He'll Gate 1856
PM-Sandy s:j3 Island 9:25 He'll II
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
the Whistlewing and the Indian, of SeawanhaKa.
and the Sylvia of Beverly

The Sylvia the last boat IN. would have won, ex-
cept that she lost her bowsprit. when well in the
lead. the wndward leg in the second round;
She had held the advantage till that time and had
the race well in hand The course was from the
compass station in Coddington Cove to Dyers
Island and return. twice around. This with the
wind from the southwest made a run up and
beat back. The wind which was fresh at the
start breezed up some the second round, and
the completed inside of three hours
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY

Vessel For Lane, IallS close. Vessel sails
Southwark. southampton --20a =.
Advance, Colon. Panama r R...-..... Loo
ii Nlht" StA.N 800 m
hamilton +SotIoIA. CIu 800 . N
Tcnnyson, Fernarlnucl Lamp x Holt 200 I0:OO a
Firms WilIem H. Hayt, Dutch W ..1O:GO m loo -
flumnense Fara Booth .-.-.------- l-So 400 m
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST
Celtic Liverpool White r....... $50 n, taonn
Philadelphia. southampton American - -.
1oIla ~ insu ,t 300 M
RI HlE4u. sun 300
Aaiio, 800 p m
Tin eS9 t,,e. l,'il'Ioh 500
oscar H. 'ei"alN 'ai'l Am ll;po m 2OO
ID fs.asr,.;; 100 1000 ID m
IHleIIlel.L u Lloyd n m
al 500 nt
Alba Galveston. IL .Ho N
'N''''''' ~" A''''''''ll-.-. 800 y m
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
z. & "
e 6 ".

Money loaned to responsible individuals with
out security Confidential l5O St y Y. once 10
New-York tribune., 1902-08-05
Announcements

Missoula. TetOnka.
Two New Collars.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-28
Cams % 6arff,e fcr $ale
C8rioos Co., Il. Dafcta.

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bar for Sas:
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go 4 $50 as anss $50 Ourdta hea aO eauesauI Der fan ii Dpn a SOB, Sde sf@rs snn
LAB r. @@mhns sea- flores mhN aHts 900 Srruo mbg hbmne Z @htu eo'prstOwn SS
wo : S%sTcM q o ge opSptn~ gns ab esNaat $50 acres os for SnNaaHu8 mt as
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HAMMER & CONDY
c~OOPERSTOWN NORTH DAKOTA.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-28
Risiemri assrbrmasifsle.
Columbia, Mp.. Oct. 80, 1901

Waifinen III. 81 sjorbe foririnlist
arbeibe cs. iom 8eaeL tror jes of
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

rcpotfs trnm avery pns, OF. ths. 'au.ulr~
Indicate tnat extraordinary demands
are being made on the poor funds and
private agencies for the relief Of the
destitute. Several large. new charita-
BILE societies have been organized in
Berlin, and three or four times more
than the usual holiday contributions
to the poor have been distributed. Yet
the distress seems scarcely touched.
The municipal councils OF Cologne,
Stuttgart. Lolphic. Berlin and other
cities are discussing the question OF
municipal aid, without reaching any
thing definite The provincial govern
ment OF Welsbadon has determined 10
distribute relief from the provincial
treasury.
One amelloration Of the labor sltua-
ton upon which both trades unions
and employers have agreed. 10 the dis
misai OF foreign laborers. many thou
sands OF whom Czeoh8 Poles. Italians
end Russians -obtnined woilJ IN Ger
many during the boom period. The
government approves Of the dlamilsal
OF these mon and OF giving pfeiorenee
10 Germans The manager Of the great
Laura Iron Works. IN silc8ia, IN dis
charging eight hundred foreign work.
men. said tho authorities had advised
taking this step. other great ostab-
lishments have taken theaame course,
and the government Of Anhalt has dis
ehareed and expelled from the duchy
all foreign lnborers on the government
Embellishments. Expulaiuna Of unem-
ployod foreigners By the local author-
ilcs have occurred Ia other parts Of
Germany
The census Of tho unemployed in
Berlin shows that 5000 persons are
ont OF work there. Tho Socialists. IN
ln,orpelnung me municipal govern
ment on tho subject this week. said
me number would be $4,000 hlghor az
Ter the Christmas work was over The
burgomaatcr 1ald Do believes this esti-
mate was excessive.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

For the first course were handed
sugared oakes. caylare. fried grass
horpers. dried fruits, and Nlng-Po
oysters. Then followed suceeHslyely.
N short intervals. ducks. pigeons.
aud peawlts eggs poaehod, swallows
nests with mnshed eggs. friccasaeoa Of
ginseng. slowed surgeons gilis.
whnles slnows with white sauce.
iresh-wator tadpoles fried crabs
,pawn sparrows gizzards. Sleeps
ives stuffed with garlic. radlahes in
milk favored with apricot kernels.
matelotos OF nollthuriaa. bamboo
sprouts In syrup. and sweet salads,
savs the Leisure Hour. The last
onrs, consisted of plneapples iroAi
singapore, earthnuts. sailed almonds,
,ayory mangoeH the white noshy
FRUITS Of tho long-yon. the pulpy fruits
ne litchoe, chcEtnuts, and pre-
-d orrnros from Cantoa. After
no dorrort rice was served. which the
ms-is raised &c their mouths with
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

Had Tom known everything that was
going to happen that day. he would
have oboyod his mother. but he felt
sure that he could go down TO papa's
store by himself and surprise him; so.
without telling anyone, he boarded a
car. feeling as brave as though he were
sixtoon yfars old Instead OF SIX. Ho
carried his guinca-pig unde. his arm.
for he wanted TO show Il TO his father.
Uncle Harry had given II TO him right
after papa had started of that morn
ing. Mamma had told Tom that he
must never 80 on the block to plhy,
because she always wanted TO know
just whore he was; but Master Tom
that morning thought he would make
believe he was a man Just like Uncle
Harry, and 80 he signaled the car at
the corner and climbed in as fast as
he could. stiil holding his pet. He felt
very important. for the conductor
treated him as though he were grown
up, and the passengers seemed to think
he was manly little fellow 20 be able
TO go about by himself He knew where
10 get on. 30 when papa's store was
reached he motiono1 for tho conductor
to stop. and right there the trouble be-
gan, for on the pavement n boy jostled
him, and trying TO keep from dropping
Guinea. Tom ran against big man
who was carrying a bottle OF Ink. Tho
bottle was thrown against an iron post,
and Toms pretty blue ahlrt with the
sailor collar was ruined. and 20 were
his new tan shoes. Guinea was drop
ped after all. and some one accidental
ly trod on her aud hurt her dreadiully
by this time Tom was so frightened
that he forgot TO make-bolleve he was
o man; and so he burst out crying, and
whom he ran into the store, no was 30
horiid looking a little boy that his
father fdlt anything hut proud Of HIM
TO keep him from maldug-bellovo that
way another time. hts mother would
not let him have strawberry shortonko
for supper that night But worse than
that he caught bad cold riding on
the open car without coat and has
been III, and has been obliged 10 stay
In bod and cat sick folks food ever
since he thinks now that II Is better
to obey his mother Montreal Star
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

Chaunccy Oeoti IS said 70 poHaess a
fortune Of S5aoo1.
Marie Jansen WIN shortly return to
vaudeville she vlil present sketch
with Carl Stove
II Is In the pir hat Virginia Harmed
Is 10 appear presently In an up-to-
date play which Charles Frohman has
recently secured
In the five Year, during which Way
Down East" hes been before lha pub
lie only three changes have been made
IN its presenting 0st
Mrs. fiaEe q cgfdtod with an ambi-
tlon 10 play I'D Macbeth and may
put on a rcvlvRoit the famous tragedy
before hor Nov YORK. season comes to
close
Clyde Fitch wIil BE- paid over 100000
this year IN royalties for Lovers
Lane by Wm. A Brady. who has
three companies presenting this sue
eessful play
Il is reported hat Miss Nella Ber-
gen is 20 80 on ihe vaudeville stage
~ 80 - NAAAi VIII nuke AHN
United states treasury receipts look
small by comparison.
Augustus rliop, the author OF
chaunccy oleotts plays. and who Is
also the managei Of the star wac n
member Of The old Walnut street thea.
ter stock company In the palmy days
1 Of that house.
snltz Edwards, who made such A
hit as the dlminnHye husband in
Jane" some geaa ago. is with the
william Fayenhan company This Il
his first appeirauce In the legitimate
for several seasoni
Alfred KieIn ne underslzod droll 90
long Identified with De Wolf Hopper
when the latter vas star n raId 10
DO 80 seriously % as to render Ms
doctors doubtful e he ever arain win
appear on the Stage, He Was asi
here in "The or from Maxim
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24
YAak q nANK 90 -.


Amtric'n PRINTER Iirad the Wohd ia
i,rrut on iiue , urii
Nowhere else DO ua v,.l nls the
ari of pdlir bank no.o hUn rsr-
lcclci 9a ID has in tac United a.de-.
iaeo0 lca.lns oi Hiss lu ,s n do
srfat advances in puntus ear.y in thr
uN..e0nlh cDuugs whom De huua,i-
;pad uccl i1r copper patrl ani de-
y.lsd.l muH1l oi Hal-a Ulmfeir oi
ue oflMli caswtl in Hlu stqsL
which hy hrus I-dINlld hardelcd
cou'i ne pauei ram fhrguel al9
orcli.ous in connection with utler
Aweiicau BANS lae printers thc bunk
notes Oi taii c1uaty many yQ1ra ago
a.tlirol ,hai oagerlcrty 600 artistic
ana mcthinioal execution over ihoso
% 900 other radqua ghlch hoy have
Away ..lta unintiped.
Many aud impofaai improvements
have boon made ia ihia country in
mo making uf bank notes. notably In
tAg lathewnrk hy which portions of
/ Tho nota dt lsnaung iW denomination
are usually oAcmtrd and various new
doviccs have been tried from lime to
time 10 baltic the ouuntorioitCrs. rho
most effective Is that now used by the
government. whereby notes. bonds,
etc. are printed exclusively ON paper
which bias small nbers OF SILK OF varl-
Gus colors Incorporated In lis texture.
After the plates are prepared extreme
care " required Ia every process. Ihc
beat ink nicely ground and mixed.
must BIO used and the paper wctted
with exact regularity. The best work.
men can hardly print more than coo
Impressions in a day.
The numbers on bills and bank
rotes are printed by very ingenious
mechanism which makes It impossible
20 commit any fraud by printing two
notoa OF the same number. The nppa-
ratus consists OF a series Of brass
disks, OF which the rim IL divided by
channels into projecting compart-
ments. each containing figure. The
numbers to having been printed In
the course Of tho revolution OF The nrsi
disk, the second disl, then presontl the
figure i which, combining with ;he
OF the nrft disk, forms number 10. The
second disk now remaius etauonnr,
until IN tho course OF the revolution
OF the iirst disk the numbers l 10 Il
have been printed. when Il presents
the figure 2 and does not move agar
4 until another revolution Of the mrs
disk completes the numbers 20 TO 20
~ ,rlann Aha ava. diIlis procead unth uine
Al ty-nlne notes have been numbered
I'd when the third disk comes into operi
be ton. and. with the nrst two produce
A. 100 Consequently the frat disk PEI
in forms 100 revolutions to ten OF u
re second and ono OF the third. n
rs notes may be numbered independent
ct By this process without the possibllil
ID. OF error. the machine meanwhile bein
Ie. Us own check.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

]. II. stoddart. who Is now winning
much fame In the role OF Lachlan
Campbell. IN THE Bonnie Brler Bush, "
was born In 1897. at Barnsley, IN York.
shire, England. Ills father was O pro-
tessional actor and young stoddart
and his Ave brothers took nat
urally to the stage. the subject OF this
sketch beginning 10 act while yet a
mere lad. After n varied career Ia his
native land he came to this country in
1854. and began his career here Us a
member o., Wallack's company, at
Broadway and Broome street. Two
years later he Joined Laura Keene's
company with which he remained until
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

Printers ink played no mean part in
tho New York municipal campaign.
without counting the newspapers, tho
citizens Union printed and dlstribut-
ed g.3i4.00l pieces OF campaign litora-
tire at cost OF ono-htth OF cent
apiece: 275.OOO Low buttons, 10000
LOW autographs and pasted up $4,000
posters. besides handling around 49,
900 pamphlets antagonistic to Police
Commissioner Dcyery, Advertising In
street cars cost $1,000, and like sum
went 10 fourteen newspapers for print
ing speeches In foreign languages. The
regular Republican organization used
up barrel or two Of printers Ink, and
the Acorns. an organization OF young
voters, distributed 100000 political
leafeta Of the warmest Kind.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24
Gossip from Berlin


little ehopstlcks. according to the Gus.
tom Of their country. Three hours
was spent over the banquet Whom
It was ended and az the time when.
ACCORDING 10 European usage. salvcr5
Of roiowator aro frequently handed
round. the waiting raids brought nap-
tins stepped In warm woter which
an the company rubbed over their
faces apparently with great fatl7ioc-
tion.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

The siigle nciy Of tho weak in
New York oiiy ns anArcv of ns
Guards. writta5 Louis Ey.n shin.
man. andproduoaby me eompany y,
which Henry N'e is the star. Tho
commiriion on thfai Of t.ors Corn.
wallis auung tM o,cunailon as pbua.
delnhla BY che Gaab IN t777 snd 4.
shown ashc sulmofa so,rl,,i Amer.
lean girl who 'ps NOD re,l,,o Sou
much she loves Aa untIl she trics ~
shoot hin. 20 rss fron tbe ,ys,,
rcrlal pn'f, va Darcy Us almost
wholly ,omic airaeier ana a. tbat
exient wil be saeihhr of n 5orsr'
ture from The l',of work miller I'M,
been doing 10 "HrHsoase" .Tbo wao.
ter ard ~rhe Oily WAY nnso no.
coming atiar Arthur rlilou AND
charles Pcotthsl are tho bert. kuowr
actora IN NJ coHpny.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

Mrs Flils Is ia ne fourth meath OF
her cngaslneif a. tho Manhattan
thoatar 5eeaA iourth week OF me
second prc@etln q the season at that
house. r ua7sleome Mrs Hatch. %
Mrs. Burtp Hruson drama Of the
day." Thhia oae Of the most notable
plays Of Npw York lie yet put for.
ward and . pleasing large audiences.
Tho fun Strength Of the Manhattan
company y seen IN support Of Mrs.
Fiske In this play. Mrs, Flske will be-
gin a briei tour Ia February, during
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-01-24

than trertyNgea with the ers.n,,on
Of two years va NJ. Palmer v s''J in
under the management N sboos SnS
collier. pc haslsiro8e in6iyISnoi I
and al'' .,0.,, \, ~ 'hds It impossible to
sink nus '' -. + part. he is one ct
the mos ~. I've we actors upon our
stage 0,n .s ~ 'slnnlng OF his adult
old mems roles