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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
VHl THE PIPILs ARE COOP.
Their Teacher Is a Football Man and pre-.
pared to kepp Order.

SrRorpSBURG, Pa, Ice. , The expert
mont of putting football PLAYER in the high
school here a. t-ac'.,r tU ord"r 10 pr, -aiSc
order ~ "A suCrrss
Former Rgnt Hal Back Sliier who was
on" Of -" h's' players on the DickinS, n
Ccll"g" football team, was recently elect. q
teacher in the grammar school Order has
been restored and the directors are happy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06

Death Of Dr. Hrnr, stephen Cutler. For.
merIy OF Trinity Church.

BOSTON, Mass, Doc d-"Dr Horny
Stephen Cutter, Who orEan2cd the first
boz choir IN the Coun' ry, Gicd this morning
at hi summer residence AT SNampscutt
Or, Cutler was man Of high musical
atialrmcnts and he inauguiatcd many
Church, N"v Work Som" famous ,ulo
boys actc trained by Dr. cutler.
Columbia College conferred upon him
the Gcgrc" Of doctor ia music
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
RAN 3 MILES N 1 DELIRIIM.
Man III Win Pneumonia Likely 10 Die From
the Exposure,

Henry Miller of 20li Fulton avenue in
The Bronx, who has been III with pneu-
monia for several days. became delirious
last night and left his nome Policeman
Farrell found him in Third avenue. three
miles from his home, q, midnight He
was clad only in thin ,indcrclothes and
slippers aud vas nearly dead from the ex-
posurr.
He was taken 10 the lincoln Hospital
in dying condition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
WILL SIGN CUBAN TREATY,
II VIII he Sent 10 Our senate First anA
Aterward 10 Cuban senate.

NpscfI Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
HAVANA, Dec. 5.~President Palma had
two interviews to-day with Secretaries
Zado and Monies regaI ding the proposed
treaty with the United States. President
Palma says that the Secretaries will sign
the treaty early next week a. his repre-
sentatives. He will then send it to Was. .
ington to be signed there. Later it will 60
20 the two Senates for ratification.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
Glars SPIRITtALIST BACK.
PHILIPPE Again In Favor AZ the Russian
Court.

Special Cablc Despatch TO THE Srx.
LONDON. Dec. Ga despatch TO tAe
Daily Mail from st. Petersburg says that
PHILIPPE, who Is said to have ex.raordinar
influence over the Car and who, II wa
recently reported, had been banished from
the court, has returned to Livadia. wher
the court is now sojourning, and is enter
tanning their Majestics and the courtier
with spirtualistic sAances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
toi. Sherfc!,i phcIps No Better.

CoLvMBiA, =, q, Doc. ., 81. Sh,ai"ld
Phelps, who is sick Ia Aiken, was no better
to-day II ho lasts fifteen hours longer
There = hope toy his recovery. His mother
and brother, capt. john }. Phelps, Gs we'll
a. his sister, BARONESS Won kothenburx
Phelps, are NJ his bedside
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
Rolled a Peanut q Mile With q Cr0wbar.

NoUSr VERNON, y Y, Dec a novfl
elrc; lou be, was paid last hight in Williams
bridge Frederick Forest, n Democrat. felt
81 sure hat Golfer would he elected tina, he
agreed with Frank Oueil. Republican
irirrd,to roll peanu mile with crowbar
il his prediction failed to come true, Forest
rolled the little NUT which weighed one
fo,Irt corth Of an ounce. with forty pound
crow bar, much 10 the amusement of the
crowd II took two hours and half to
make the mile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
DE WYCKOFF ~ COURT.
He Faces In Cuba the charges Made by
Col. badly.

Special CdNs Dsspoieh 10 The SUN.
HAVANA, Dec 5,-Mr. De Wyckoff. the
lawyer who was arrested in Florida on a
charge Of Incorporating $4,000 pre-
ferred by Col. NJ. J. Dady. and who was
subsequently released. has arrived here.
He went into court and gave bond in $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
SHIPH RECkED CREu O\ no ,RD.
The steamer Korin Iiss save the Grew
OF an AUSTRIAN Vessel.

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec, The North
German LLOYD steamer kncln is in the
bav, bound from BREMEN To Baltimore
The Ko'ln signallcd 10 tho signal station
tina, she had the shipwrr"krd crew Of an
Austrian vessel on board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06

- the New York Cca;ra.', 20 aoUf train between
SeH iOgI and Chicago, SINcs i dal Id
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
Acquitted Of scnhlns Nrriils, Letters.

William u chor, ~" ships carpenter
was acquitted y, stcrdav inGcn"ral S.. ons
on the charge Of scnGinR discriminating
letters to n "rUhants IN this oi;Y. The
letters demard 81 900 on penalty Of death
nj the hnnds of tho Nihilis's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
Dr. Din Had bronchitis

Tho Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. rector Of Trim
ity Church, il recovering from an attack of
bronchitis. The attack vas not serious and
he expects to bo out TO-DAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06

Durnru'S CoCoainr Kills dardrun allAys irIits.
ton and promotes a healthy growth Of the HAIR,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
AlNe Iaur IIaurs

Tho pennsylvanis Railroad offers fast service to
CaCacO. lnC Pcunsy lNania Special leaves West
- 81 al IS l.. NJ daly,-idr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06

Catarrhal ;ey.ry can Nc yI'rri NItn
JaSnc's ENprriothIt Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
Dcur,'.ntnc. Are ,'ur.."


BUY 4 the mHkcIs' We are the rakcrs."
II. 7 Dewey d sons Goa 10 tul,oL s.. y. l.-ldt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06

Tuxedo Sunday special, Erie n. r.,
rvery Sunday. leaves 2sd ~. SIS A. NJ. Cham.
cers ". A. ~. returning leaves ukedo So p. n.
-Adr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06
To Chicago In 20 Hears

VIA the rcnusy wanna SPECIAL I@sNcs New York
every day in the ear Accommodations Without
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06

Hotel Rudolf, Atlantic city, y. D..
Adr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-06

Accuracy and corrp1tcnrS the watchwords
Of ils pLbshcT>, Dow. Jones 4 Co,--AGG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07

OF forestry q The department viii establish camp
in the pine forests Texas and viii direct the
work Of thirty ASSISTANTS the that complete
working plan may b. arranged for the proper handling
% the timber Finally thc department he's had several
attaches ct work during the past the dit.
acut boll wcev problem result of the invcsit
cations and experiments made BY these gentlemen The
cotton growers OF Texas win doubt be IN better
position TO hght the pest
On tho whole Texas being treated very generously
by the department Of agriculture and when Mr. Wilson
he will Tor himself that the state richly de-
all Of the attention that has been paid TO it.
he will doubtless extended especially in
the coast country contiguous Houston, and it Is a
foresone conclusion that much material good will result
from such tour. The secretary will be shown that
great progress along agricultural lines been made
since his visit three four years ago and VIII
gather such information will materially assist him
passing the recommendations regarding work in
Texas which are constantly being made by officials Of
the department assigned this territory Evidences Of
the productiyeness OF soil of the wonderful
agricultural possibilities OF state in
less numbers The has only to come and
in order 20 be convinced.
The proposed visit will be important event,
Air. Wilson will be given genuine Texas welcome.
and the public spirited gentlemen who responsible
for his promise 20 come viii be regarded more
highly than before.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07


Secretary Of the Treasury shaw defends his Illegal
action the ground that & was necessary in order
TO avert a general money panic In support Of MT
shaws position Mr.. j. Perpont Morgan IS reported to
have said MT. Rdgely comptroller Of the currency
Mr Rissy i ths secretary # the treasury bad not come
q TBS rescue c the ronc market 'n fNact ne manner Pc
,St ~ ysud ,st , s-g-t- Il rs Is & lived 40 BE- 5oo
years Old
The crisis If 1t existed a, al was due to the fact
that in the speculative the country the
banks have oveFioaned themselves These banks. 81 IS
auhorituvey stated have backed trust securities 10 the
enormous amount OF six billions Of dollars and when
the funds rsp low and the legal reserve reached
was found these enormous loans could neither be
called in realized upon.
This says veu posted exchange is ,he real syplana-
ton OF the difficulty end the talk about needing money
to move the crops merely the rerodlsa humhug that
IS given 11t 70 the country. The hanks were hard
pressed ey had been for several weeks previously
Notwithstanding the large deposits Of government funds
that have been placed with them.
This condition continues this exchange been fore
BY 5houehtgu business men tor some time at
tention has been called 70 repeatedly though not
often the dangers rae themselves have been
mentioned Republican papers and speakers commonly
the public THAI tae win break up Il left
themselves, but they uat mention the that
Il anr large number 81 them break up at tine same
time the almost inevitable w lie n precipate
general panic and fnansisl stringency
The eject Of secreta shaw action IS to give them
moro rope he announces Chat rhe acceptance Of other
than the United States bonds to deposits sa ne
carefully guarded He w permit she withdrawal 81 the
government bonds alresag deposit as security for
government cash only up2a condition thst they shall
he used immediately additional circulation for
the hgnks Withdrawing them The State and municipal
bonds viii be received limited and always in
connection with government bonds. The only bonds
which the department vi are state and mun-
opa bonds which have approved 10y State egsla-
lures ss sale investments for savings banks But that
IS talk and when the secretary OF the treasury violates
law and precedent in two important features, in order
70 help ont the speculative banks it does tend to
inspire much confidence in his future and caution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
Ma wILsoNs MsIr To rgxAs.

The news that Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson is
coming to Texas Is extremely gratifying
According TO q special dispatch TO The Post from
Washington day OF two ago MIR. Wilson viii make a
tour Of this state during the coming spring The exact
date Of his visit is given being stated that It has
been decided bat that il Is considered advisable
20 make any definite regarding at present
some changes be found be necessary later on
visit from Mr. Wilson win infinitely more
than one from President Roosevelt The people Of tho
State would have welcome for tho latter and
he would be attraction all the points he touched
no doubt but It IS difficult to how his presence
would result in any practical benefit Texas or Texans
The president has promised on several occasions TO
visit the State this fall but nothing been said about
the matter recently and in view the abandonment Of
the Northwestern tour the present condition of the
chief executive the proposed strike settlement and
other things Of absorbing interest Is reasonable to
infer that the plans made and announced last sprlne
have been revised and that the muchtalkedof trim TO
Texas will not be made.
Considerable disappointment win be in evidence n
the president fails come doubt but the good neona
q Texas may find great deal Of consolation in the
announcement the forthcoming visit Of tho
81 agriculture. The department over which Mr. wilson
presdes has been paying unusual amount OF atten
ton 70 this State, and it is known that Mr. Wilson him,
self is greatly interested the various lines Of work
here Exhaustive Investigations OF the nos
abilities OF tobacco growing have recently been com
meneed and win be carried logical conclusion II
tho experts in charge OF these researches ana thar The
soil and climate adapted to the profitable
growth OF tobacco the industry win be developed on
srge scale Extensive soil surveys have been made and
being made in various parts the State ana durne
the present month the work OF locating sites on which
to conduct the growing experiments provided for N
the last agricultural appropriation bill win be con,
menced, Then too considerable amount OF attention
viii be paid 70 forestry and lectures that important
subject viii be delivered in the State university Agri
cultural and Mechanical college and other institutions
q learning including the high schools OF the State dur
INK she napatN@ r&assn one expert from the division
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
RoosEvELT,s TARIFE VIEWS.
Mr.. Hay Of Virpinis Says They Are
Validating.

Mr.. Hay Of Virgins Says They Are
Facilitating.
Washington. October -Representstlye
James Hay Of Virginia. who was in wash.
ington today, expressed surprise that any
talk should emanate from tho white House
Indicating that the president has in view
recommendation that the tarih be so sd
iusted as to allow the free Importation Of
coal. -
me president said in speech few
Ways aso that coal was already on the free
nst this Is 2 remarkable confession for
MIN 20 De making now Ia view OF ire terms
% tnht speech. The president mas found
IHat ne IS reversing himself on the question
pHttRer ne demonstrates that Il Is ndviss.
we 10 nave tarin revision.
Ar hooseyoits whole course while he
haS neen In the White House has been az
nleohis,islent one on the subject of fhe Tar.
IN. heeali the Cuban reciprocity case Ia
uguln nave secured reciproeItv nv sirni,,
au1oeatlng the house bill which rrantt ~
RECIPROCITY, but which aimed A biovv a. M
SUGAR trust as an Incident. Mr. Rocse,'eit
Souia not advocate the passage ~ fhaf iii
s s9,. trust; That Is as plain al dav "a
my ny one. That being granted, Is II pessihie
lot snyone 70 regard hts speech ralneeti,,',
AM trust legislation with any saria,,sn
DO not think so. se''"usnessF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
ACopper Wire Connection

(From the Marble Falls MesSeuger.l
am lust In receipt Of very cordial let.
ter from an Eastern broker, which, among
other things. says We have direct cop
per wire connection from our ofASe 10 al
the exchanges and can get in and out of
The market very quickly, etc" OF course
I'm glad TO know this. He even agrees TO
let me IN on a prong OF the connection.
am truly rciolccd TO know my distant friend
Is thinking Of nc He may be even nov
sitting up nights, losing sleep and perhaps
ncglectlns the baby, trying 10 reach me
with the opucnt end Of a copper wire. |
am indeed rcjolced. But after an, the Joy
is qualified II isn't The ck-bottom non.
shaknblc brand Of Joy. The exhllaradon has
It's bouuds Il may be thar the rainbow
prospect he holds ont has a Pelee under
pinnlug II may be loaded. The loveHest
landscape may have something dead up the
branch. Even a spindle Top gusher has
its time TO get choked Nothing Is per
feet Come TO think Of It, the last wire
on which ! reached one Of the exchanges
and one was enough-was a copper wire. II
WAS also "coppcred" Somebody else had
the copper in It, / played It "opcu." Re.
suit the usual things, My Eastern friend
may be able TO get into the market with
more celebrity, but III het him hat he
can't get ont Of II quicker than j did
had no copper wire. either; but IL had me.
which was entirely satisfactory-at the
other end. Since then ! am shy OF any
Kind OF wire, unless l can see All along,
count the coppers and ascertain By whom
placed and why. Even wire fence looks
unsafe In the fall OF the year or an CAV
deceiyers the cotton market Is It. No man
can tell which horn of the dilemma will
slip. AT H,u0 q, N. the market il an aurora
horcalls, AZ llN3 IT'S mole In the ground
It's condition IL exaggerated bloom or ag-
graVRted blight. LocOmotnr ataxla Isn't a
circumstance to Its lack Of self control
The sting OF the boil weevil gives A hot
nighprlee fever, and the bite OF the ia.
ter.or sucker cures It'll am sorry TO say. A
barrel 81 pure rain water ia July or d
GUNNER o. frost IN October brings on 4
ny 4 big hearted New York broker hies
hlmseI 90 his copper wire and Informs an
anxious ana gaping public that the foreieo
demand is something slmply nwrul. fbst
tAe government report has been found in
the bottom drawer Of the bureau or evto
ioWeri inst the cotton belt Is badly ript,e5
az me buckle. aud there Is no telling ho,r
hlsh we market m3y jump IN rhc in.
lerif sucker nav not get there IN time 10
~ nc mAfAel humping mp. nut he's always
ON nand 70 see II iumn down no tooe
Z mas Jumped, being personally present ana
one, asS the market may be soarlre ana
.ne lonEs Va Jam 10 see nov vcrv ans
lucy ,An aet. The next morning a MIA ~
fSsN "aAa e01 taat the Mississippi planter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Bryan never dared 60 saws the Memphis News to such
lengths OF Bryanism o-ealed by sntiretomers David
b. Hill who has posed the embodiment of conservative
Bryan has favored passage laws would
tend equable dsrbution of the wealth Of the
country but he has never demanded that limitations
put upon the accumulation Of fortunes Bryan has op-
posed mouopozng the necessities Of life hut he has
been half radical demand conhscaon
such utilities coal mines the public In the platform
declarations these points democracy
the conservative State Of New York have beyond
ordinary demands Of the popuiists themselves.
The proposition that the United States the anthra
cite coal mines possession is something under the
sum- Ye, this exactly what the democratic party Of New
not he many years before the government would spindle
the coat mining business Il can 20 into becakps or any
other knd Of Misunderstanding OF mining Surely drifting
only the truth to tell to assert that the government is
doing good things these days Tor which neither
precedent nor authority Of law.
sdsip [0@ he expression Of The press. the
Hendersons deenation OF the nomination or congress h his
district was the result o purpose to contest with Mr. Roose
enough he ayerage politician is deep You always
in high favor with any Of lis party Just now liz IL probab
too deep Tesurreet hmseItchariesoa Meas asS
little newspaper story to be sure but it is all spoiled
BY the fact that Speaker Henderson Scotland
is, therefore. ineligible TO the presidency
Tive ago the republicans the district in which
s e soa's soSs S o a now TSag bis race for
@ et figure this year Boies at least claim 10 have re-
dueed IL And that what he is in the
The fact that years ago the republicans carried the
district by only 6s may suggest the idea that old man
Boiss in the for something else reducing the
majority"
One unweeome and probably unexpected result the
white movement from which much has been hoped by
white republicans North and South the Macon Telegraph
Is the threatened eAngement Of negro voters IN the doubt
ul Northern States Il is reported that the negro leaders in
those States are threatening party affiliations
revenge for the abandonment race in the South by
the republican party In Pennsylvania except in local cleo
uons ths would not be but t might prove
very serious other States Ohio has $4,000 negro votes
Indiana has 5000 and Illinois has $1,000 number OF
would be sufficient to turn tho scales under ordinary
conditions al Of these States and elect demo
cratic president provided he candidate and tbs platcrn,
could bring cut the full normal democratic vote.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
Wants a Receiver

Boston, Mass, October 5.-fhe D&'
Daily Advertiser, the most conseFsnH
the New England republican neEsaPt'
says editorially: I'm the case Of maSj =
controversies as is now on IN tk z
regions the courts have not hesii'a
take charge Of public service cerpe''p'
and to carry them on by means Of Et's's
until such time as the owners weis Z
TO resume the normal conduct OF ihs,I y
ness. Unless the owners az tue sh =.
mines are able to run them, MAJ VI 4,
the public interest, the people aple Y
power Of the government, leaving iaf \,
rel between the mine oNners a,S =
workers 10 -bc settled out Of couhi
After tho public needs have nte =.
Jed. the courts should open inc mug ~ "a
In a few days. just as they nave la.l NV
run which carry the mails. regaIas, n
strikes or strikers. There are rn.s \, y
we can stand temporary soasIgisLs y
edy. and this seems to be emplanerV Z
Of the times"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
hst.inu odds Analnst 80.

sew YORK, October 6-wau street men
showed today lively betting interest M
'he coming election FOR governor. The pre-.
vailing quotation was 2 to aRalnst ths
us'..oesaue nominee. Several wagers were
maze on basis Of 70 4 and 5 to 3. me
,srsest bet recorded was 5000 against
1900 800, Il. A. solomon laid the ODDS 10
rl'ip Dnify On the race track and In
sporting circles only a few election warers
pe,s s ins1e' A. me Gravesend track ]. Op.
~ l''siiiief. bookmaker. offered to bet so
80 ssalnst $4,000 that Governor 0deil
would be reelected oueA
:, ahonEh little = known OF hiu onts,ds N.
ers,5s assles n Bulger, whom the donlo-
ii.,..s convention at Saratoga named for
nnsensensnt governor, has been for wears anc
senator HIS stanchesf spnnnrters is
49, neln ~ Nolney, \. ~ ir is5i ana
=" saasasss al the Fsllsy seminary snd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-07
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

A gambling house has been discovered in
Dallas by the sheriff. but he is puzzled @
know what 20 do with the thing, We
suggest that It be sent TO Houston for safe
keeping. -kossc cyclone.
We would Ike to have It to show to our
peace officers. IS we don't believe they
know what ono looks like,
~
The Cisco Roundup, published by Collie
Bros recently issued special edition
which was a beauty consisting Of twenty
four Pages Of hnely illustrated matter dc.
voted to cisco'- past, present and future
~
The Dallas Democrats annual edition Tor
1902 has come TO hand II is issued IN mag.
azlne form and is work Of nrt throughout,
II consists Of forty eight pages of interest,
Ing matter between beautiful covers
49,
The man who has just patented CUR.
glcss jug deserves more credit for invent
Ing the name than for getting up the jug,
much rs Surreptitious humanity has longcd
for one which wouldn't gurgle, FL Faso
Herald.
4, every drlnker IS like us that iugr he
failure; when We take drink We want
every gurgle ats a-comln' 10 us Aiksil
Eye.
General Henderson according to his vcr.
sion. 70 Il innrtA red enngrcssmana martyr
60 the trusts, Ccrsicana sun
Boes VIII make smartyr congressman.
~
Josiah obadiah Blackwell, ex,editor Of
the fle0snuton Monitur and typo az this
metropolitan sheet has accepted tho pdsiti m
OF foreman Of the Liaao News, whose "a.
itOr Is young lady and Is said TO be good
ioNkine .-Dev'ne News.
,ireat Caesar. what a name that man has.
-Floresvine Chronicle.
No need cf his trying TO make a name
for hlrself; he's got one already.
~
Mark Goodwin Is TO he manager OF the
Austin Statesman under its new ownershlp,
Marx e capable young man and Will put
new life IN the venerable skeet at the
state capital.-Shefmap Democrat.
II needed its shiskers trimmed,
II S said that Joe wheeler n disguised
with this country because there Is not a
light anywhere In sight.--E raso Times.
There's something going on IN Mludanao,
Joe.
The P9st has recevea the balance OF the
Beaumcnt Enterprises special edition ~
August rs, Il was evidently published on
the iustallneut plan. this irstaliuent Is bct.
ter than the other instalment in the only
way M which it could be better; Il Is
higser
reNsy claims that the Arctic region is tue
hest tlRcc on pArth Tor rnusufuntiYcs, Pcs
ylhly 3, for those N-hn could once heeomr
aeelimalsd, but the tgip there and exposures