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New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
BOY ExPERIHENTED WITH TRAIN
SPEED WHILE MoTORMAN WAS FIXING
MACHINERY.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUxE.

Chicago, oct. 27.-The passengers on one of
the northbound ALLEY l. trains this morning
had thrilling experience. AT the Thirty-fi
ST station something went wrong with one Of
the electrical appliances, and the motorman left
his post and went back to fix it. A hoy about
fourteen years old, unnoticed opened the door
Of the front platform and entered the motor
mans bow window. Then he turned on the cur
rent.
In two minutes the train whirling by sta
tions at a terrific speed. 10 the astonishment and
Indignation Of the people waiting them. The
boy was having the time OF his life-the other
passengers believed that they were having the
last time Of theirs. Meanwhile the motOrman
was making a frantic rush for his post He
reached IL the train Clattered furiously by
Twenty -sixth-st Then a rising young electrical
genius taken by the collar and thrown a
Considera hle distance
The motoTman succeeded In bringing the car
10 2 stop at Twenty eCond-st., much 10 the dis
gust Of the hoy. who said that he anxious
TO what would happen when they struck a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TOASTS CUBAN REPUBLIC.
SPANISH vIc-z-coNsUL DRINKS To THE HEALTH
OF THE NEW REPUBLIC AT OPEN
ING OF CONSULATE
TsY TELEGRAPH TO -Er T.,p,-,-r q,

Tampa Fla. oct. 27.-The opening Of the Cuban
Consulate here to-day was attended by an inter
esting ceremony. IN which people Of all national
ities participated. Vicente Guerra. SPANISH Vice
Consul. was the special guest ot DR.. F. r Men
doza. Cuban Consul and IN speech congra atulsted
the Cuban people on their Independence and ex-
pressed the kindly interest Of Spain in their ca
separate nation. Guerra also drank a
toast 10 the Cuban Republic. which brought forth
enthusiastic cheers from the crowds in the streets
AS the flag was raised Cuban band played "The
Red White and Blue"
The ceremony was under the ausnicas ~ the
''Obrera de la Emigration society % veterans
of the Cuban revolution. The Sp2nieb Vi ,-rs,1
displayed the Spanish and Cuban a. - ber
from his house, in compliment 10 tho 7',t96 riti-
zens Of Tampa.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TCESpAT-At $40 a. Italy direct per 3 q
Lombagdia mail must be directed per 5 Loua-
bardia1-
Philadelphia via Southampton (mai Ireland must
be directed per Philadelphia) ,; at $50
lsuppen1entary 10 a. M for Europe, per Majestic
via Queenstown; at II a for Denmark per
Oscar il Gnau must be directed per 8. Oscar
THURSDAY-At q. m. foE France, Switzerland. Italy.
spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt, Greece British India
and Lorenzo Narqu4z, ;. La SaVoie via Hnvre
tnai for other Of Europe must be directed per
: : La Savoie''l.
SATC RDAY-At a. for Italy direct, q Lahn
(rnail be directed per Lahnl at for
France. per :. La Gascogne. via Havre (nali for
other parts Of Europe must be directed per 8 = La
GascoEne'D; at 1880 for Netherlands direct per
8 Rotterdam (mail be directed per = . Rot
tsrdamD az a m for Belgum direct per ;, = rin
land be directed per Finland y a.
$50 for scotland direct per Aaenerls oaa ma
supplementary II for Europe Etruris VIA
Queenstown.
PRINTED NATTER ETC.-Ths steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples tor Germany
only. The class of mail matter for others parts
Europe this ship unless specially
directed by her
After the closing OF Supplementary Trsnsatlantir
above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers Of the American. English French
and German ana remain until within
Ten Minutes Of th@ hour OF sailing of steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
JEREMIAH HUNTER ON mn,

jeremiah Hunter. the colored man
Dor Day stood a siege in his homa Ho mo on La
Lane. North Beach, against a score 30 strong 5
citizen volunteer aids. was placed on iIe ,.i ana
terday in Long Island City. Thera "iaI yes
crowd in attendance when the trial OPENS big
e.cpes 90 away rS Hunter Tnsn District sr Attorney Merrill
charging him wit With assault in the seeopS pnSaictment
ior sh99tIng NiliiSm Ihorp citizen d1rodse degree
which led 10 the siege OF Hunters house Thorp
fourteen men were shot. Several wis., N which
examined and the ease went over until ssS were
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL sERTTcE.

meeting Of the organizing committee % the
American Institute of Social Service held at
Miss Helen Miller Goulds home last week, 10 re-
ceive report OF the committee plan and scope
This committee consists Of Warner Van Norden
Spencer Trask r W. Glider. W. r. Corwine w
g. Rowland. Mornay Williams, Josiah Strong and
W H Tolman, who reported a constitution, which
was discussed and finally adopted. The secretary
also reported the acceptance Of James H. Hyde
who had been unanimously elected TO place on
The organizing committee.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
FACT IN ORITI-ARY.

The mortality among actors who formerly acted
with Forrest, Booth, and Jefferson" continues -
be great. Almost every recent theatrical obituary
makes plantive ausion the illustrious fact that
the deceased once supported" either one or the
other. or all ~ those renowned performers. There
IS weather-heaten snecdote about the rural actor
who strove 10 recall himself 70 the remembrance
~ Kemhe.-or perhaps IL was of Cooke.-by claim
ing 10 have acted with him When We played
Richard. sir" he said Il did the Growing: I was
the early village cock"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
IAsr NIGHT Al NE THEATREs.

Mr. Chauncey Olcott appeared at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre in an Irish drama by Ar. Augustus
Pitou, entitled 'Old Limerick Town play on
a Biblicsl subject led The judgment 81 King
Solomon - was presented at the American Theatre
A musical play. called The Silver Slipper was
produced al the Broadway Theatre. The wen
known play OF Hazel Nirke" was revived at the
Murray Hin Theatre. Miss Bingham appeared al II
the Harlem OIera House. in "A Modern Magdalen
Andrew Mack appeared al the Grand Opera House
In Tom Moore
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
cHAI-2lcEy o1corT IN NEW PLAY.

Chauncey Olcott was warmly received by large
audience at the Fourteenth Street Theatre last
night IN his new Play by Augustus Pitou, 'Old
Limerick Town His part is that OF a registering
young Irishman. fond OF fast living, who loves
girl who Is not fond of fast Nv
ing Having yielded 10 love, he is forced
~ yscs making and the ultimately
work out his regeneration. not. however
before he has had time 10 sing at least four new
songs of his own composition. Mr.. Olcotts song
''The Voice Of the Violet" was in his most char-
acteristic manner and literally appla auded
The plav was lacking in duels and ruined castles
but II had a waterfall and theatrical elimaxes
10 I'll the acts which took the house. Between
curtains me action was rather forced and not over
lively The costumes of the period-1sSs-were
faithfully and tastefully reproduced
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
A MTTRE FOR ARCHBISHOP F4PLrr
CHURCH WHERE HE ONCE SERVED As PRIEST
ENTERrAINs HIN AT FAIR

Archbishop Farley last night received rri,ra
symbolic Of his once. from the people Of 81.
Peters Roman Catholic Church IN ~ -. -
Richmond Borough. The presentation 80. 80,
in the old church building, where ,ai~ - ,n
progress under the auspices Of the -, :. -
Of the parish Father c A. Cassidy. the nrs@ant
pastor , Of the church @ made the Presentation ad-
a priest attached 10 the church ana ,h,P ''P "
Ieople doubly anxious "a see him illlls made the
many OF them had not seen him sir,.aSt hlght as
church when he was transferred 10 tS n ne left the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
MUSIC-THE DRAMA.
THE SILVER SLIPPER"

a-be latest London musical success" as IL Is
..u.d o. the playbills, was brought last night
:. ,be Broadway Theatre. II is good thing for
-. s+clers for names that its manager knows
-hst 10 cali The Silver Slipper" II is not a
'.-0esv. nor farce, nor a farce-comedy and only
-. she grace Of vast good nature chastened and
-,,ered by long observation OF the inanities
tt.b the idle careless and senseess attitude OF
useuent lovers have cultivated can il he called
. musical anything. II IS q shoWpiece, empty
!, everything which could be called art and fun
- nrettv clothes. The most appropriate senti-
,,srt which could he expressed toward II is that
% which Lord Dundreary used TO give expression
uben he said of peacock that he hated bird
.bst was "sU tail and no head" Having neither
ybvme nor reason, it took several people 10 make
!, ana Of these the most ingenious were the cos
,umer and stage manager. They the real authors
THE Silver Slipper" and all there is in il wor-
,bv Of even passing notice. If We except the un-
mentioned composer of a lretty song. Two Eyes
of Blue" and some interpolated music by MI
arthur Weed who conducted = good orchestra and
q poor chorus along the Well travelled roads OF the
score IS the Kaleidoscope spectacle which il pre-
sents 70 the eye The nominal authors Of the piece
are the Englishmen who concocted the framework
~ .'Florodora." and like that unique thing The
silver slipper" with its Of pretty tinsel has
bsen built around 'seNtet." which IN the new
nomenclature OF the showhouse means a unison
melody sung in dialogue style by six men in silk
hats and six women I'm gorgeous gowns There was
an nsnuatingly captivating lit IN the 'Fiorodora
niece but the effort duplicate IL has met the
usual fate Of such efforts The theatre was crowd
ed BY an audience which was so panoplied in good
humor ana patience that II accepted everything
cept the horrible cacophonous singing in the second
scene with equanimity. varied with occasional out
bursts of enthusiastic appreciation Of the Efforts
NJ Edna Wallace Hopper and sam Bernard -
them by his singing. Mr.. Gordon is the only singer
IN the aggregation.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
LOCOMOTIVE CHEERS FOR WILSON,
NEW PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON ENTHUSIASTIC
CALLY RECEIVED BY HIS ELECTIVE CLASS.
LsY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBuNEI

Princeton y. J.. Oct. Z7.-President Woodrow
Wilson received enthusiastic greeting this morn
ing from his elective class Of $50 juniors and
them IN the big examination hall at 10 a. m. His
entrance To the room was the signal for applause
and long locomotive cheers. When the noise sub
sided six minutes later President Wilson responded
by saying; If l had anticipated this. gentlemen.
would have brought over my inaugural address In
stead Of my notes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
EXCITEMENT AT IRISH MEETING FATAL.

Patrick Merrigan. sixty years OF age. Of One
hundred d-and-siXty-seventh-st. and Kingsbrdge
Road. found dead in his room in the Hotel
Boniface One-hundred- and -third-st and Columbus
ave. yesterday. II is thought that he died the
result OF the excitement he had passed through
Sunday night in attending a meeting Of the United
Irish League. Carnegie Hall
In the course of the evening OF the speakers
called upon the audience for contributions for the
Irish cause. The speech was stirring one, and
there intense excitement IN the hall Mr.. Mer-
rigan contributed $50.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
NO FURTHER VIEWS OF P4GFT ACCIDENT

II was said at William G. Whitney's home last
night that further particulars had been received
Of the accident TO Almeric Hugh PaCet. who was
shot BY a friend while hunting.
II not known how or where the accident
happened or who the friend was.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Fact has at last entered into lction-we have
something real about Duss. The Supreme Court at
Washington has decided the case Of Schwartz
John s Duss. involving the property Of the Har
mony Society at Economy. Penn. IN favor Of Duss
Just what the is all about really doesn't mat
ter IN face Of the great fact that here Is para
graph about the bandmaster which not In
spred by the passionate press agent. which be
accepted without the usual application Of salt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
ROY SVOT: BROTHER FLED.

South Londonderry. Vt. Oct. 27.-One hundred
men and boys are searching the vicinity for trace
of the ffteen-year-old son of John Johnson. who
disappeared yesterday AT about the time his brother
clifford a year younger. was killed by a bullet
wound in his head 1t is generally believed that the
boy fled in fright. and IL is feared that he may
have committed suicide he is thought to have
taken with him the revolver with which the shoot
I'M was a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
THE HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Amelia Bingham in a Modern Magdslen,
the play by Haddon Chambers with which she
closed her season last spring az the Bijou. opened
for a week al TIE Harlem Opera House last night
She is stil supported by the original strong cast
& cast worthy OF a much cleaner and better play
and Was greeted by a large audience. Next week
Robert Edeson viii appear.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
INSPECTING HIS RAILROAD INTERESTS,

c. NJ. BoIssEvAIN OF AMSTERDAM. HOLLAND. on
a TOUR OF THE WEST
Omaha. oct. &c. NJ BoIssevain, Of Amsterdam
Holland heavy stockholder in the Hartman
lines accompanied b. his arrived in this city
to-day on a special Rock Island train on trip OF
fnspection of his numerous railroad and other in
terests Mr. Bolssevain at the head of the
Furopean syndicate which figured In the reor-
ganzation of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
when IN was taken from receivers hands. He said
that this was his trip TO this country. and eX
pressed his surprise and pleasure at the vast De
Velopnent of the country. lie was especially
rlesed with the condition of his railroad interests
He left here this evening for Denver.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

On the evening Of November the American As
ISOLATION Of Former German University Students
('.Vereingung Alter Deutscher Studenten in Amer
ika' is its official title) will attend the Irving
Place Theatre in body to witness the excellent;
presentation Of Alt Heidelberg being given
there. Herr Coaried promised 10 decorate the
theatre in their honor This interesting and
nightly since its first performance. but
n can never 8 much 10 the general public
Il means those who themselves have been Ger
man students.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
MORGAN CITES MORE PoRcEL41SS.

BE ADDS EIGHTY THREE NEW PIECES TO THE
METRoPoLLTAN MUSEUMS COLLECTION.
General Louis P d Cesnola. director Of the Metro
politan Museum OF Art. informed a Tribune re-
porter yesterday that the Garland collection Of
porcelains. presented TO the museum by j. Pierpont
Morgan. had recently been enriched by the valua-
BILE gift Of Mr. Morgan of elghty-three new pieces.
The famous Garland collection of porcelains has
a room by itself In the east wing
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Alas the perfume concert, already once post
poned. has been again showed into the future. II
was to have been given tonight in Carnegie Hail.
but now announcement is msde-most mysterious
ly-that is Will he given AZ prominent theatre In
November. but at which theatre cannot Vet be
whispered What is the matter? Is there more
catarrh than usual just now? We must possess
our noses in patience.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

tshoul1 be rad DAILY all interested. as changes
timel
Foreign mails for the ending November l. 1902.
viii close promptly in all
as follows: Parcels Post Mails close earlier
than closing line shown below
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign
Station half hour later than closing time shown
that Supplementary Mails for
America. via Colon. close hour later Foreign
Statioll
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Highest temperature yesterday 60 degrees: lowest 5s
average o. average FOR corresponding
Sc; for corresponding data q, ,.,
So VI 'Ae' '"'S ~"
Local forscastRain and so warn, today yyednes-
day fair' brisk southeast winds. becoming west
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Rome. Oct. 27-Dr. Lapponi, the Popes private
physician is suffering from appendicitis and the
Pontn is much distressed. Or. MazzonI who
operated on the Pope for a cyst about years
ago is attending DR.. Lapponi and may operate on
i'm fn-niE
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
FUNERAL OF STEPHEN n rrcrrn

The funeral Of Stephen Davis Tuck.r
October 9. in London in his eightvet,, "o "ieo on
be held at his home. No. 100 East sr,a., year, VIII
S y. m. to-day N''eilth st. at
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AT THE MrRRAY HILL.

The familiar play, Hazel Kinks. was produced
yesterday by the Murray Iiiil Stock Company MISS
Laura Hope Crews playing the leading role
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DArs FoREcA'

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington. oct 27.-The Northern disturbance has
moved nortr-s srvard beyond the field observation
The Gulf -tance is moving northeastery along the
Atlantic Coast its tonight being of the North
Carolina Coast Pressure is high the Rocky Noun
tain region and slope. General rains hsve fallen
in the South and Middle Atlantic States rains
in England the upper lake region. Eastern Texas
and the North Pacific coast II is in New
England and in the lake region the middle and
lower Mississippi middle Missouri valleys Rain will
continue Tuesday the Atlantic
the Caroinas also in Florida and along East
Gulf Coast Wednesday will be fair IN all districts
The temperature will fall In the Middle and At
States Tuesday. II will he the North
the Rocky Mountain region Brisk south
east TO south will prevail along the Atlantic Coast
north Virginia. shifting To Tuesday
night the South Atlantic and Gulf fresh north
winds probable. The winds Great
Lakes will he mostly and light 10 fresh Steamers
departing for European ports will have
sottheast winds and rains 10 the Grand Bank
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

Well guess the various womens associations
and temperance organizations have decided to let
US have fair" said j. W.
CHANCE Zeller of ST. Louis yesterday, at
FOR FAIR. the Hoffman House. After tedious
AFTER ALL delays in getting attractions from
foreign nations for Midway, a
great howl went up that the various religious
dances were immoral and that the whole Midway
ought to be abolished They don't take into con-
sideration that the multitude must be entertained
10 relieve the monOtony of sightseeing. and that
the Midway doesn't consist of dances exclusively.
Then the sale OF drink aroused a protest. Now it
is Sunday closing. and that will he conceded Verify
we don have 10 bark back to the Middle Ages
TO md intolerance. No sooner is a great fair at
tempted than the various crank societies COM
mence 10 dictate how II must be and no method
is satisfactory but their own"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28
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moves daEdrun. gives rtch lustre Hair -
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TRIBUNE LocAn OBSERVATIONS.

IN ls diagram the continuous line shows the changes
IN pressure as indicated by The Trb,ns ssIS % rsnn-
barometer. The dotted line sbo,vs ~ ls
corded by the local Weather Bureau Temperature Ss Is
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28


For New England. rain to-day and In Eastern Maine
wednesday fresh brisk winds increasing
south
For Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey Delaware, Maryland the District Of Columbia
TODAY. "Wednesday fair. brisk
southeast winds becoming west
For Western Pennsylvania and WsstArn New-York
showers to-day; Wednesday fair, fresh winds.
Storm warnings are displayed he
Morehead 10 Fort Monroe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-28

me i'""~ns oHe'al record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the Temperature TO- th la, ,A,,
four hours in comparison the corresponding date os
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