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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05
ENGLAND waking On.

The shoe fair held in London scored
record =attendances. Tt proved that Brit
have awakened to the necessity of revis-
ing their methods. Judged numerically.
the foreign shoes sold in England are a
very small proportion of our total trade
But the fact that the Americans have
sold even few hundred thousand
pounds worth of their wares here this
summer has led to radical changes
American shapes are now being uniVer-
sally used, and TIE leading shoe trade
paper has started publishing an Ameri-
can supplement Of tfirty-two pages, full
of bright matter, and printed in America.
The British United Shoe Machinery com
pany, which now practically monopo-
Lies the shoe machine trade, Is essen
tally American.-London Mail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05
The Professors Downfall.

Boston Herald.
Apropos. of the more rigid social rules
introduced into some of our colleges for
women, Seth Low tells a story of a West .
ern seminary where the young women
had arranged an evenings entertainment
at which some young men were to be
present. These young men We're to be
lifted into one of the dornitory windows
by means of a basket, with rope at
tached thereto. A vig44ant professor dis
covered the basket slipped into it and
gave the signal to hoist. His head finally
appeared above the windoy sill and he
was recognized. The professor heard one
frantic scream of terror in unison from a
dozen charming pupils, and then
What happened?" demanded Mr. Lows
listener. eagerly.
.They let go the rope
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05
COAST FAvoRITEs COMING.
FrawIey Stock Company in Roper
tory Last Half of Week

The Frawley company. the str,.noae.
hest known and most popular dramatic
On &c nizatioE in the West. will be seen
a. the Metropolitan opera house fer TIRES
NIGHTS and Saturday matinee, beginning
Thursday evening. This company has
been Unidentified with the city of san
Francisco for the past seven years play
ing almost exclusively in that city,
making an occasional tour through the
I.ac'nc coast territory, but returning to
the Golden Gate city for runs of six
months or more each season.
he company has a record of Uni err
fppted Success and is remarkable for
the number Of famous stars who have
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05

more plot and conference than is usual
what the complication of a Hoyt farce.
Charles Barton, bigger. tatter, joliier
than ever, has a star part in this and
creates lots of laughter. In the olio are
ton, Rice and Elmer, Miles and
Raymond, Esher Sisters, Eckoff
and Gordon and Miss Idylla
Vvner T T,15s 81, ,,S~ programme winds up
with the absurdity, "RaidIng 1iS ZEN
derloin,' in which all sorts Of merriment,
songs and dances predominant, being
typical of that famous district of Greater
AInrr Xor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05

ANDREW ROBSON IN "RICHARD
CARvEL" AT METROPOL-
ITAN TONIGHT
FRAwLEY co. IN REPERToRY
KeIIar, the Famous Magician, at the
Grand Opera aOuse-Rice and
BartOn'S BurIesquers
at the star.

Tonight the patrons of the Metropolitan
opera house will view for the first time
new asbestos fre-proof drop curtain,
which it is claimed is the handsomest
piece of theatrical furniture in America.
1t was painted by the veteran artist Herr
Peter Claussen, whose handiwork adorns
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05
where It VIII BE usefnI.

Chicago Tribune
Senator Lotsmun," asked one of the
fellows on the other side, will you tell
me why you favor the ship subsidy
bill?;'
well, sir" answered the distinguished
senator, after you've got your Nicara-
guam canal dug you'll want to see more
American ships so through it, won't
YOU ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05

Leslie's Weekly
Gilgal-HaEe YOU heard of the smash
up of the Universal bank?
Kilduf-Has it gone up?
Gilgal-Yes; gone to everlasting smash.
Kilduff-What is the typewriter's nanae
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05
BIG BILL Ar THE STAR.
Rice and Barton's BurIesauers Un-
derIined for This week.

A lively, sprightly show, show with
our a dull moment, is not the kind that
one can see every day. Nevertheless,
be witnessed every matinee and night
next week at the Star theater, beginning
Sunday matinee. Jan 5. There is such a
dash and go about the whole vaudeville
bill of fare and everybody in it is such a
hard worker that even chronic kiekers
will cease to complain. The opening
farce. Brown Among the Daisies has
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
DANISH TRE4TT's FATE IN DOrBT
But CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED IN WASH
INGToH THAT THE UNITED STATES
WILL EVENTUALLY GET
THE ISLANDS
THE ISLANDS

Washington oct. lS-Advices received ba~a
while not fully confirming the reports cir,.,
lated in the Danish West Indies. to the effac,
that the chances are against the acceptance bv
the Danish Rigsdag OF the treaty Of cession n
the United states. make It appear that IN,
fate Of the pending treaty is really uncertain
1t is said that so narrow is the line of dfyisio,
between the parties in the Rigsdag that an
proval # the treaty practically depends upon
the state Of health Of one or two members. and
it is intimated that II the measure is to succeed
this session the government must press it 10
a vote before one Of the convalescents is able
20 return to his legislative duties and cast an
adverse vote
Nevertheless even should the movement tow
ard cession fail at this meeting OF the Rigsdag
it Is not to he doubted that in the near future
the islands must become the property Of the
United states II cannot he too clearly stated
however. that the United States Government
has the slightest idea Of using compulsou
TO this end being well satisfied that the people
Of Denmark viii eventually he moved 10y purely
economic considerations to dispose of the isl
andS II IS we'll known here. just as IL was
stated in the RiGsdaC. that al present the Islands
are not self-supporting. and the Danish Govern
ment II it decides 10 retain possession. is con-
fronted with the necessity OF paying money out
Of the national treasury To help the islanders
10 sustain their local government II Is realized
that IN the event OF cesSion 10 the United
states this state of affairs as 10 denclency in
revenues would probably continue for some time.
compelling the extension of some measures OF
support by the United states Government until
the islands develop 10 the point u paying their
way. Much is expected Of free trade between
the islands and the United states in the de-
velopment OF the insular industries, hut, on the
other hand. increase Of trade with the United
States would. under free trade. deprive tho
island treasury Of the revenues collected on
imports from the United States. and CompenSa-
tion must he sought from some other source
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
CRAVE NAVAL PROBLEM.
,,,srRTcTIoN BOARD AT ODDS OVER
ARMORED CRUISERS.
,.,r sPtED BE SACRIFICED To POWER?
SECRETARY MOODY TO SETTLE
THE DISPUTE.

.,.-,i,,et,n oct lS-The Board OF Construc-
s,be Navy Department. has reached what
- no regarded as critical POINT iE the de-
,,,.ut OF the American navy. For many
80, mast the board has been struggling with
- crave problem presented by the necessity
-, designing the armored cruisers authorized
-. LIST congress as 70 combine the greatest
.s,,.a and defensive qualities with the high
s,,.ed As Is usual in the preparation OF
ems differences of opinion early developed
-, the members OF the board. The Ordnance
,.-.,rr,.ut wished 10 give the vessels the heaVi-
=. ,r-,7or and place on them the biggest guns,
-. tho engineers wished TO give a high
.5 which meant large engine and boiler
-.oce and the equipment division wants much
~, for the numerous crew which such
=, must carry and for the complex equipment
bicb modern ships must have
--,ess differences Of opinion have become much
=. decided than ever before, and there have
=, some lively scenes in the recent meetings
!, he board Gradually the issues have been
....ss down and adjusted tentatively save the
Nv important one Of weight 10 be allowed
= motive power. which means speed The
:. - Congress contemplated cruisers of II 5ep
.,,s sisplacement and Constructor Bowles. for
=, srst tine in the history % the department
,i-,ost insisted that this limit should not be
.,,sased BY a single ton. This would have
-, q small consideration. except that his atti-
se also restricted the speed of the proposed
S5,s Engineer In Chief Melville has strong
ssu,s on that subject, and he insisted that the
- cruisers should not take the wash % any
-, sfoat He demanded that they be able
- overtake il need he and escape from any
s.,lssbip or cruiser Of any other navy, hold
-. rhat the reserve speed. in the case Of
~ oregon at Santiago, might often turn the
,-sa ~ battle He had secured the plans OF
- British arm0red cruiser Drake. which has
~, made the splendid speed record Of twenty
sour knots. and ne pointed out that she had
-,h more liberal allowance for engine width
.ssr was proposed 10 he given 10 the Tennessee,
-Sisb S the cruiser now being planned.
u { probable that Secretary Moody VIII be
,.fs5 mon 10 decide the issue 10 whether
,nasd SHAH be sacrificed TO power and size.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
,prrrRsON MEMORIAL ASSocI4TION-

,,,crpS0S MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION-
no, 1s-At a meeting to-day of the
Fhllau.' t,rnors Of the Thomas jefferson Me
oo'r' -, location OF the United States, held IN
morlal - Hall. Admiral Dewey was elected
indeI q,be board consists Of one member from
ch ~ the thirteen original States. the District OF
20 80 80 and the Territories. as follows;
.,.ut-Morrs Il. Beardsley Bridgeport
ConhtCuree|R X. Keuney, Dover
GelasS p caRfleF Wb91ejS AtlfR,ni Hatimore
Maryland -a,ts-Charles Francis Adams. Boston.
MassfHiairIp Ham Ipshre-Horace : cummings Man
chester ,.,ss,-Fhiip p. Baker Nineland1.
New -Jeitssr- ssr-S,Iira-Io Iosephus Daniels, raieIgh-
North 4 ~ lizard NJ Shepard. Brooklyn:
Sew-1 w.-s1,gITraania~Charles Emery smith Fhi'aoei-
phia. I'D u /, d. Granger. providence
sdafR so9aF ASeaSs % @'FSas5 Washington
Virginia = C-1olumbia-Dr Ralph Walsh WASH
ington. Ntark a smith. Arizona
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
5srB ANIMAL uEE7ISG OF 4. ". i

MANY PROMINENT PREACHERS TO sPEAK At THE
SESSIONS AT NEW LONDON THIS WEEK
The sesstors ~ the ffty-sixth annual meeting
-. ,b ,r,erica,, Missionary Association in New
London conn this week from Tuesday to Thurs
,fav will bring together body Of experts who have
made special studies concerning the eleNauon or
the negroes of the South. the hlShIahderS IN the
southern mountains the Indians in the West and
the Chinese on the Pacific Coast For nearly three
score years the association has laoored Tor the
noor and IGNORANT the neglected and despised in
The south and West regardless OF color or con-
dItion.
The president of the association, the Rev. DR..
Washington GLADDEN.. Of Columbus. Will make his
first pronunciamento on thursday evening. and
il Is known that ne will make some emphatic Ut
terances concerning the present status and treat
r,ant OF the negroes The sermon will be deliv-
cred on Tuesday evening by the Rev Or. Charles
= Jefferson pastor OF the Broadway Tabernacle
of this city The Rev. Or. Harlan p Beach. of this
citv will make "a report and deliver an address
on Chinese missions. a subject with which he is
familiar and with which he IS to become more IA
miIiar BY further residence in China repre-
sentative Formerly Re represented the American
Roard and hereafter he will represent the Yale
Thomas Weston. of Boston. will make a patriotic
address the result of special study OF the uppoT-
missionary Association. Numerous missionaries
will be- present from the SoI..ni from tht PACING
Coast and from Porto Rico, The Rev DIT Harry
p Dewey. of Brooklyn. will deliver an address on
the broad work OF the association on "Wednesday
evening. and on the same evening William Shaw.
OF Boston. national treasurer of the Endeavor So
eet VIII be one NJ 9f she PfakH a he Rex Rr
efficient missionary methods in the loyal Congresa,
fI'"f = Potter' Of Hartford t'onn win be How 10
Increase Enthusiasm sympathy and Gifts.
will be on Thursday evening when the Rev DR.
A. II. Bradford. moderator Of the National Coun-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
MYSTERY ABOUT PAckING covp,yy
WALL STREET HEARS CONFLICTING STATEMENT.
AS TO WHETHER IT Is TpI-sr

WALL STREET HEARS CONFLICTING STATEMENTS
AS TO WHETHER IT Is TRUST
Nobody in Wall Street vesterdsy ,.. .
know anything about the United Stares palm,
Company. incorporated In Trenton on Fr,say a,I
opinions were conflicting 10 whether - ~ r.
big combination OF packers which the s,ro.., b.
been talking Of for some months OF a sr,afls- ,,.
started to forestaIl the big one
At the Offices OF Kuhn, Loeb & 60 4, - 80,
that the banking firm knew nothing ~ ,ba g.
corporation at Trenton Kuhn. Loeb 4 60 ba,.
been credited with financing the bis ,,,,t,
J. +. Morgans firm TO be permitted ~ 40 ~.
nnancing. 4 member of Mr. Morg5D,s o-,, -.
t,rday said that the frm had no inta-es, =, -
packing combination.
Representative OF the firm os Scbu-arzsct,,,
Sulzberger have denied any knowlesga q, IT, T.,
corporation At Trenton. and other large c,,,,..
ir Chicago have made similar deniaIs
The three incorporators OF the I-nites Co.,
Packing Company-kenneth h Mol Tar. r.,
erick X Seward and II. ID Gould -.
of the Cooperation Trust Company. Ub,ch h.. -.
Seward and Gould are connected with tbIS his SiIy
McLaren Is the jersey city agent Of the conn., -
Company Mr. McIaren said: faekhg
I know nothing about the new COM,
W Dekay, OF chicago. who * the attnrp.gs' Jonh
concern. according TO the comurtt'fS OF the
have had with him. sent us the neresse m tion We
tion for the Incorporation papers a,d ihiorma-
only one that We know in the company Us Is me
Gould. Seward and myself will meet 40 20 business
board Of directors. and they will be Tar -, ~ eject
Dekay is you will know more than 90 VINO Mr.
not the list Of Chicago attorneys flS ms name
Packing Company is the beef packing 'iteu states
HeaCO capital can easily be increased al Isl = he
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
AGLIy4LD0 TO THE PRESIDENT.
The FILIPINO cHIEFTAIN's EXPRESSION
OF GRATITUDE FOR AMNESTY.
fnr rrIranArH TO THE rRIRrNE'

Try TEIE4RAPH To THE TRIRTN NJ
r7sfrcror. oct lS-"He Is a philosopher. thar
,r,.7slGo." was Secretary Roots comment OF A
srer from that remarksbie Filipino chieftsin
vain the War Department MADE public to-day.
Tbs 'e,tsr. which was written the day following
~ Pr,sGaut's proclamation Of amnesty. when
ss-alfo was released from the house IN which
D. I'd been under observation since his capture
General Funston. gives an Instructive insight
-o The Filipino character II is written il Span
-, ans is translated as follows:
-he lion. Theodore Roosevelt. President of the
tEit.d States ~ America.
sr nave the honor, 10 present 20 YOU an *
I-tSsion of my gratitude for the amnesty which
opens the prison doors and lifts the han Of han
shmeHt from many Fipinos who have honorably
struggled :Or their ideal
! trust that such a generous and noble course
o. the part ~ The nation which you represent viii
D. beneficial Z uniting in the future the friendly
relations between Americans and FflipinOs, and
an assured that With the disirterested and just
protection of thr worthy descendants ~ the great
5eofge Washington the asTira tions of my country
VIII be SATISFIED, and which / sure. will fully
oemonstrate IT'S gratitude FOR the benefits which
~ being cone for ms. Very TeSpeCtfull.-
=, EMILIO AGCINALDO Y FANNY.
Mania Gale Concordia, July 8 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
PLrNkITTS RELATIVE THEIR rIcrIu.
SENATOR'S SISTER IN Law BLACKMAILED. IT 1
ALLEGED BY FOUR MEN

SENATOR'S SISTER IN Law BLACKMAILEp. 1T Is
ALLEGED BY FOUR MEN
Four men were arrested in Chicago Friday on the
charge of attempting 10 blackman Mrs James
Hickey. Of No 5l6 West Thrty-ninth-st a sister
in-law of State Senator George W PIunktt and
a distant relative Of Edward Murphy jr of Al
bany. former United States Senator
Mrs. Hickey's son William Hickey a Young man
Of about twenty-three was extradited from this
city a charge OF stealing 81 20 from the home of
Mrs Hannah Jones of No 1906 State-st Chicago
after a hard fight, in which his counsel CantWeIT q
Williams. OF No. 30 Broadway. made an unsIccess-
full attempt to avoid eXtradition proving an aIh
His mother went on 10 Chicago to prove her sons
innocence
Hickey was brought w for trial Friday In chi
cago. but the principal witness against him Miss
Myrtle Lewis. failed TO appear and the case was
dismissed. states Attorney Deneen however h,d
the four wttnesSss-JOShua Tedford the cffv de-
tecttVe who brouGht Hickey from New-York. VII
liam Davis. another detective. Frank C'antver ana
David DudenhaVen-a arrested N a charge 81 hlacL,-
mail They were held in bonds Of 81 5C0 sach
Mrs. Hickey'S husband said Yesterday
As understand II. these men came In my Uifa
ana frightened her into squaring the business for
N90 Then they found out that she had relatives
with money ana came 10 her to try 10 GET more.
but the State Attorney too much for them
MIS- hickey mas never been out OF this virfnftv ne
Tore and think IL nlucky OF her to go ont there
alone. but she mas come out all right
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
TREITT WITH NEWFOUNDLAND.
A RECIPROCITY CONVENTION MAY BE coz
GUIDED BEFORE THE YEAR ENDS


Washington oct. Regarding the projected
reciprocity treaty between the United States
and Newfoundland. II is said that, while Sir
Robert Bond is now in Washington, not much
headway has been made I'm the negotiations.
owing 70 the pressure OF other important mat
ters before the State Department.
Unless the opposition Of the Dominion Of
Canada becomes SO strong as 10 induce the
British Government 10 withhold its sanction.
treaty Will be completed before the end II the
present calendar year. The details OF the pro-
Jected arrangement have been discussed. but
they cannot yec be definitely stated. 1t is un-
derstood that the United States offers free
market for Newfoundland fish and valuable
bonding privileges. while Newfoundland offers
10 allow American fishermen 10 buy bait in
Newfoundland waters without the payment of
a license tax. and also 20 make substantial re-
dUctions Of duties on certain articles Of Ameri-
can make or growth which enter into local CON
sumption
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
LOST ms LIFE on / WAGER.

4 xErHEN oF THE EARL OF LoNspALE. WHO HAD
SERVED N THE BRITISH ARMY N INDIA.
y-rrfra Kan. oct. lS-A young Engshman
ut1lred from the top of Santa Fe freight car.
v.hir. crossing the Salt Fork Bridge, near Ponca
cit, Okla. yesterday. saying the momentum
would carry him To the bank. and making bet
IN that effect He fell short. however, striking a
rock i'm tho river. and was Instantly killed. In his
,.,.crer were found evidences that he was nephew
~ tHa Earl of Lonsdae. and that he had served In
M T5-i7i~A Army i'm India. In his pockets also was
lst+er from, London lawyers. asking him 10 return
:, r,-osartltc claim To- Inheritance
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
~LITTLE CONEY ISLAND" LEASE.
LOUIS WALDRON HAS Use OF BUILDING
FOR FIVE YEARS MORE

Little Coney Island the dance hall in Vest
One-hundr-d-a nd-tenth-st., has apparently OBJ
tatned prolonged life. Yesterday a lease was filed.
granting 10 Louis WaIdrou the use of the build
ing for five years. Real estate said that the
man who conveyed the lease 20 Waldron was act
Ing for firm Of brewers wFo supply the dance
hall
Residents Of the upper West Side have been Try
ing 10 free the neighuoIhoo4 from such resorts.
The licenses OF TWO undesirable saloons hay, been
revoked recently. and a member OF IN. West Siu-
Ctizens' Association asserted confidently that Wal
dron's license would also hc revoked Within q <nort
time. The renewed leas'. hoE ever. seems TO show
that h. feels secure lie Is also building a new
'hotei' al Elghth-are. and Oue-hundred- nfty-
ffth-st
4 prominent member OF 'h- grtlz.ns' Association
said last night that h could NOT reveal what meth
od being used. but he falt certain NTaIdron
would be- forced to close soon. The police hay,.
made raids on his place often
Attorneys are working iu The ,--ori. tjop'. tf-
terest. and sentiment amouE residents NJ IN.
nelgno"rh"oo Is thof'ushly arogsed against the
resort
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

''oh The NeU-York Tribune oct Il.
-, russian Sahles the diamonds Of the fur
go. can never b. permanently rivalled.
sse six skin scarf Of Jukutsky district
- - the dark blush black that is rare,
Gu a double strip muff. may be seen AT {.
a.. onayhes 42d 81. establishment and is
uus The finest examples Of this fur In eN-
m ~ -. A boa = only two skins is valued Well
- - mo the four figures. The collection ~ Rus
So. sn asoies Is valued Al more than S2|.eO and
- ~ possession Of this establishment and IS
r-Seeeo 10 be- among the finest in the world
- S.n "a littie span long skin representing months
=, 1oi exposure. and loss OF life" / make
IlIailg OF Russian Sables : also carry a
a. s'se stock 81 Hudson Bay Sables. / intend 10
- sne sable business Of America, by selling at
D .S"est possible prices. VIII Offer HUDSON
~ nanle mUffs as low $40 $50. SO and S3O.
se--sautiful e. muns for $50 and 500. Boas. $50.
-, 80 Sio, $50 up The new fat victorine az
ss.-ses which no other house in America can
lss.eiba- There are more than 1000 skins for
80 10 select from II they desire an article
e1e 70 order. for which I make no extra
pee' II do not sell darkened or blended
~. ,an or Hudson Bay Sables; they do not
sets sansfaction-) Ladies who intend 20 buy
I-es should do their SHOPPING in the morn
~ from 10 to II. and not later than
ne afternoon, because a good light is nee
hnes. NY Sable room In the 4lst St Annex
i-s three large skylights. Owing TO the
- -. trade had in Russian Sables last season.
S,.s encouraged 10 purchase largely, not~ith-
- ~~loing the fact that I had an enormous stock
a. aahd purchased in Siberia and Russia
= landsGmest skins TO be found. and PAID
b-.sh price for them. but desired 10 show the
- y the world, and ! can do so. Have Rus
~ sable skins az $50 S75 Slo0. $3.50. 500
49, sseD. 500, and one bunch selected out OF
mai, $3.50 each. II takes three skins 10
~ an average size muff. During the sum-
scs-s Manufactured largely OF capes. boas,
jr-as and NUTS and have a large stock Tor
nal wear. but II parties prefer. VIII
drncies 10 order without extra charge
eNs my personal attention 10 the SaDle
MIA nave been 81 years IN business. ana take
ana IN selling the best sables In the Word
rrs. nave them 20 sell. All my skins are
prleassa IN plain figures AZ the lowest possible
&. c. .SHAvNE,
oNanufaofurine Fer 6Nerohant,
1T 90 42d ST.. Bef- B'tOay
90 Orb Ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
FIERCE FIRE IN ALBANY.
BUSINESS DISTRICT-FEARED THAT
MANY HAVE BEEN KILLED.

Albany oct lS-One of the worst fires IN the
history of this city is now raging in the heart
of the business district The big dry goods store
Of he Boston Company is mass OF flames. and
surrounding property is threatened. II is feared
that a number OF lives have been lost. BY The
SLIPPING OF q ladder a number OF firemen We're
thrown 20 the ground. and one of them, Thomas
Ward. was badly injured that h. died few
minutes later
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
ARrsE OF ITALIANS ALLEGED

Rome. oct ls-Siguor Convertito. a Neapontan
newspaper man. who recently returned from
visit 20 the United states. IS publicly urging the
intervention OF the government on behalf OF Ital-
ian 4rnlgraurs landing New York. who. ha al
leEcs = thrown into horribly constructed depot.
meut.