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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-30
Tf"sT OtyOBLR >NOn >I>tT IS
eli r>tcrds>. Though tic Weather >harps
Didn't know IT,

New York had her first October snowfall
IN seventeen years Yesterday. II didn't
amount - rurh. 80 he e,ir". h'r l. was
'herr lust tho same. Ono li'tl" HGrry
dropped from a fitv-milc pm %: wind that
came from tho northwest l. wa lined
unof'iriallv AZ l3i Y VI That was uptown
Another struck Manhattan n about ,
O'clocA
The fakes wore real Hakcs. bu' one had
to l." QUICK To prov" il. for they melted
almost beior" they came III sight Harlem
and Brooklyn and sections If adjacent
Jersey got N" SHOW. too.
Down ~ 'he Weather BursI the oN-
per's said las, might that 'hov hadn't seen
any SNOW. hu' that they'd take TIVE SUNS
word for it. |, showed IN about the sam"
way on Oct. 81, lss5. That's as far back
20 tho local bureau has any history On th"
point.
M Old resident. who's" memory l~ "a 'h"
hundrad-y.ar class. saN- this SNOW means
an early and hard winter.
Bayonnc. y J.. which had tai! o: snow
lat MAY. lad the first >nuN 90: n" ~"a'ou
Yesterday afternoon. .hr furry oesau AZ
3.ip u'c,oCn and lated 'ur"o inil'"-. Ii"
hakos i'is vol lac sidewalks
Tho fr~' idii ul snow ou stated Island
'h- season occurred ho'vor' %ci ana
~, Yesterday afternoon. Til" $40" '"'i
for almost ten minutes. in lerge flake, AZ"
there was enough = = 70 Ne Va side
walks.
RIDCEwoop, y. J Oc'. % The frs
snow of the season u this yi"iiniv '"ll a.
II 30 O'Clock this afternoon ana IN" storm
lasted fifteen minutes y n"rr'; ~IIa'l
occurred nt ?.3G The 'hermome'or regis
tered ~ this time - degrees. ~" $40"
frn in quantities and WAS like a md-",ntcr
pTnl.
B-rFAio. oct ~ SNOW fall to-day
for the first tirlc this seasun throughout
northern and weston, New Work In thi-
city il tell a. heavily - IN midwintcr for
about fifteen minute-. but melted a. soon
a. !, reached rirn g-out" In the AdiroD-
da"l,- H." gIOund was completely covered
thir morning and snow wds -'.'l falling
TODAY.
ALTooNA. Pa. OcJ. - A >Uowstorr
cnyctuped 'h'> part Of tie State o. dawn
to-day aud over an incl - .ruv fell.
MARQrrrIr. Mich. pct. % Tine north
oru rart ~! h" State was visited ycs'or-
day and lat gt' ~ the heaviest toll
Of snow that has h"Hu seen So early IN he
season for many ypd'-
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MURDERED WOMAN FOUND.
Bod. Hidden IN the Bushes Beside a Lionel,
Road IN Reading. Mass.

BosToN, or. 20 \ woman about Is
wears Old wa- murdered near the town -
Reading early this afternoon. and whilr
tire hody va y'' limp il was disonvero f
IN the bru.h beside a lonely road =
O'Clock The victim va, poorly drr~se Il
and Wa called a tramp ~ thr police
Who ar WORKING on the case. ~h" had
b""n 'l0i ~ 10" face i've time, AMI dner'
ga-h over the l"l' car ga'c evidence Of e
"iun bu'in g hcou usoG
While Waiter Lnckc. = young man ii,inc
Ia R"ad.rs wis cunning IN Cedar ~ amp
noar nsv'ihll street. li- dog hogan whir
ng near "a riunp oI bu-hra. locke looked
ah"u ~" place and found IN" hoGv. Thu
woman va. wing upon her ha"h with h"r
arm "Ni"u,iirc over h"r head and ~"
ciO'hlIg "nvorlug ihr face. ih"r" were
." liz. ., >ir1ggI" near m" pot, "X""p'
'h" tu'l.g Of " -r' 81 i4ls" '""ih IN TN"
road '.l i""' from whor" tlo BODY l'.
IT," RoaG..g polio" department 'va~ r"tI-
ned and Con Whitney, nf the STATE polio"
hh- lutr"d ~ ''' aTuIl - suiy" ne rlv.'"r'-.
IN" body va, take" 10 R"adirg Z ana N"1i-
cal Examiner Jack 49, fh'l" i =" ~
demo" 90 orIuUil ar~aul W one ha'
been ahl" :" ltor nv 'h' body which ie
aiIa'"ntlr 'hit # Jewish "".uzn.
The polio" I0lrg. ia murder was com
mtt"d 10 .n'u. u"5gi boring town and th"
body hrn"rlt ." -" warp ~ 81 ,"h,.'"
"i SOM, sort ! woman living pear TIC
i'' say -Hc beard f"rr shot 'r rapid
ru~""--lou o.rlv 'h'- afternoon For'v So.
day - "onau h"ar,uy ..uo resomt lance
80 tr' victim va. -cetl in Nah"'i"hl with =
man. n" couple ~or" Waking ~ = di-
l',ttpu hat would lead th"m - he tr1l
bci""'r N"r'l Reading md Natch''o'.
j r'uI which ltaN.riIIl - TpPf load
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iFIER roo HISIER POIN
Grand .'ur, Nanis 80 know VII, Murder and
OthCr criminal Gases Are Not Cleared IN.

HocHEsIEE. O,'. % rul the Hr-' 'lmo
f. ~. history oi va" "''r 80 Rochester t','
Grant Jury Ia, authorized statement
'rllin.: .is' what l. intend. 20 Go in . cor
lain inquiry and inviting 'ha purhr - aid
H. III move. "a. poi'c, depart mon
j. 10 lac invrs' gated il he open. Tia;
j.. each ard every citizau j. invited 10
appear before Inc Grand Jury and mako
his complain against the department
or any officer thereof.
Ever since tho Grand jury convened
o. Sent. Is, the members of the police
and detective depart meufs have boon
asked. when appearing aS witnesses in any
case how h"v Old their work aud WIN
j. is that murders and other bIg criminal
cases wer" ro' cleared NJ. lhi- CAV"
'he juIv thc polio, cad 90 low criuiuai.
vera beiuc watchei and captured w RoCl-
ester B'' ~ %" H. VT If IN" CruNr,i
public hs> been called upon To- ClNp any
testimony It'- morning A~~i>tah' de-
rrict Attorney Melon made 'h" following
~tatou"u'
"On Moaday uox, tLc Grand Jriv W.
ooTImen,c il, public my, -'lg.t..u r ~"
lotic" bcTar'm, NJ. acting in pursuance
of ~" order of Nutr.Iuc Court Justice
DaNv III" Grand jury TIA r"gu"-te
n" ." r'Htc -. -" C!'i1'r- II toci ester
hat II any citizen Na- CVldory" show
ing that any officer or oHic"rs har"
w.lfulv neglected - p'Itrrm thew duty.
such citizen J. desired 10 appcar on Monday
and go his i'~' im"rE l"tor" the jury.
The cr.'ir" day will /" devoted 20 receiving
complain and II uu" day i not enough,
tn. se-e,nr viii l." continued
This J. intended 20 give every Ci'iZ.l.
who has boon oompla irirg about the police
and detective forces an oplort unity 10
sub>'aNril" li~ allegation, with proof
The inyo-tg ga ,on is intended 81 he thorough
md prhalI-tl.,
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JO7JyNGS iROI ROW.

Ias Bpard o. Lsunri" ,.'huN ,ei ,cttsrhrv
the issue OF $50 80 rpnd. ''i ihc atlantic A,'uus
improl cr'"Nt NJ Rtuokl,u.
Children from the College S'''l. rlsN' IN R!,tlr
ton stIcs' 'uTp'NhSd tNt rIp,ir Nc,'eIday a. to-
given by n" pauA-d college Chapter ~ the Collag %
Settlcmrri Association. % ID. BiInck,rhoG Th.i' .
ut IN" college.
BradlSh loh'''V. ire ,i"n' % ~ T'''"d sjs'r,
pesl'' ana 'orNtru'llaU toWpIu' was c'srtel 4,
d'rr n'or - ne EQWf7h'~ lN'o NsS1rar~e society
rdrN To- Hll the N"anc} caused b, tas dsAtA VI
lAc late Manson lias.,
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SCHOOL BOARD CRITICISED,
PRESIDENT SWANSTROM SAYS JT
~ Ian tBOUT REPAIRS.
suggests That building Bureau Rc Ne.
he'ed of some Of lis Responsibilities
and That Planning New Buildings he
Thrown Open TO Outside Archit rrts

Plesiden' S~afstroln Of the borough of
Brooklyn IN letter 20 MAYOR Low calls
the Boarl Of Education to accom-, for
delays IN the repair of school buildings
The work az some schools. he says. + ssri-
ou-ly hanpered. He suggests tina, the
Building Bureau of the hoard hc relieved
OF some Vi is responsibilities. lecausa
satisfactory progress l. not being made
IN erecting new school huilding' He ~ug.
GestS. also. THAI branches of the Building
Bureau ~ established IN the five boroughs
Of New York
The letter says in part.
The r"paiis now bong made ~ many ~
heen roinp!eted during vacation time. IN
the light o. my own experience I believe that
the allegation tia, contracts lrr school work
have been DELAYED in The of,lcr of ,I. cam
froler + gu'ou,ided From = reuori r.
Gently made by III" Comptroller II would M.
work. Tor which bids were opened hot Ve.,l
Jun" >, md July %. did no. r"l"h ~" depart
contracts tor similar work We're not nad
ANITA Aus . 1907. ana went ,-~"v'u 81
'!iiiondl "ontrort- were DELAYED until 10
tween sept : ,ut g. 30, when the fan school
term NH~ about - uog.u.
Dunn. p.r.d ., n"nr'y i've yosr~ s,u."
ms. hove been oorpl.rrd IN he Gor"uel.
rour , -cnr !, l,a-, .,gh, Zach ,"ar W."
school .C'Du.und.iiou.
~ 20 result of th~ i.Iivf" - provide adj
gGtt" r'tI"rt it''.'tI"- iN,'' aye ;pr go So
children 600 l1r, 'aH" a. t.t- huruurh Ir~
al ''tE -. docs ru' ,HCudr tnp>" vno on..
Tot obtIi. Htl'u--ipu uf ~ oI tlo-. Nlu
made no .If"'u'' - do 80. tie increase uI
~" s'No"' lnpu!ftlog OF his borough drrlig
IN" it'' Nst' d. .ro1f i".Is' ir max" pro.
VISION co. tNi- 'rr't.t-" r.. TOR 'tn~'' on half
day time. np' 80 si"Ak 81 'N" increase iu ,o'u,
rtNf wear. 81 |ro-i fv"u' H--.N n"N hr'ldiG--
,apal lr 90 account. pdJ'uc 5pp pupils oarr
thoUld w. con .tru"t"d H. Sept I. lpu1
-. r.,tI Nu.". dH-lr" - -uhUuu Tor Eour
con- d"r.'.,H '"Inp'4l.~ ia" 80, ~ -..I,-
trH-'p'i UI 'f" so. = al planning aud rUi-I-
vIS'ir t'Ir 'uH lD''ou Gi new school hu'la-
ings iiou Va. ,ork 90 MAKING repairs aud
noditinu- I'D bulIdnE~ III" former shOuh
he thioan rVsu to 'hr 'ouinD' III ON Of ~"
srChitoC'r~Gi rroi' -siou pf His cliV und"r
such reEu.1' "IS - viii attract architects OF
the .'i"-' =. diuy
Th' b!llIug bIreir ~ ~" Rotrd ~ idu-
'stioV shout" 10" r'orrarl.'d under the dir",-
ton ~ 'h' "u'-.r Iut.ui"'t OF school buildings.
~ a. 10 lW.' if- !uu"t lon~ 10 the ma lns ot
rnrair- and -" r'mod"'liug and est"u-ion
uf OH -truHtHr'- Brfu"he- oi -" uidlu L
bur.gu ~tou.d y" established Iu 'ho .aiiou-
hnru1rl- =. % chat riomDt attention mas u"
SVEN 60 'O,,Il 'u,c.
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Hi>\i GOE JOHN hLjIl.
lawyer o'IInrc >ttl Holds out Hone Thsi
lie Nill Appear.

G-o.t. Uarii-. 'hr alleged niaiarcr -
H., Il k".'y's NruislH, tlur. 81 En- For'r-
fir p. rr"'. "hi.h N-~ rMdnl q fortnight
az, Wa. urlatgnod bctor" lU-''"" Wya',
M Np"oa. sessions Yesterday. Assistant
Di-,ri.' Attorney Miner wanted the cI-o
ad ors.,l guu, warran' could 10" ~crN ed
on John Kelly, Who would 10. made q 90.
Defendant i.' Lawyer O'Ha'e insisted
Oh 'he Ca~" going ou.
VI Miner said that he had delayed getting
Q warrant irr Nelly on Mi O'll0rr'- a..
~urJrn" hat o." would appear Voluntarily.
Nj ulIarc explained that MI Jerome
tad said that in al eases where respon-i-
bic rrupri-to, would come forward and
ar'iuowlrdgc Himself a. SUCH, the District
Attorney Office should hot ask tor any
further punishment than Tin" II II wCr" a
ir-' ol"ncr. He had ro' had 4 chance.
hp -1'd, 80 com" 90 any definite under
standing u ~" matter with Nh Jerome
and therefore Mr. Kelly was not produced.
IItTi~'~ case Na- ;dNcu Up and Went
over after som" testimony had been heard
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ltuilarli R.krr.

" pun Rulard Yesterday afternoon IN 81.
artuo!olu"u's Church, iva Madison avenue.
bv the rector, the Rev. Dr David " Greer.
Inc hriJc was given away ~ her hTo'lrT,
Henry | NkCr. Sh" Wur" a white .atiI
nriucc-- gown trimmed with cnhroid.rcd
chiffon, berthe oi point lace and tu,lo
Nol ,urcd with 70 'oroT"' al oraug" BIOS.
-oin-.
II W. q whit" Wedding thnughou' Tho
ruald q. honor vls Mis, Ma Riksr. ~ cousin
ct 'hc trid' sud tn" bridesmaids we're the
Misses SUSIE 1len'inc, llsNellyu = Parsons
ilsleu Jackson and Edith Ransom Fred.
'rlck T. Bull1rd vas IA" best mau and Her.
bert J R,h2r. samuel ! ,niford nr Id
ward l. l>syee, ia. and d James e Whiting
were 'hc lI~hCI~
After tho ceremony there VA small re-
c"ptiou ~ III" HON" NJ the BRIDES mother
Mr., p1uI"l = llkcr, 1o3 Madison avenue.
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NOB " mrs 1 NIGRO.
TAKES Iil'n Irom \icksburg'> JAN and
Heats I'iU Win NsvhiJrs.

Nfvrrr>, r"r'. Oo'. % Informal ION
reached .,'" b.. morning tha' a mob OF
'Feru'y-t,o ,,a'"d ~" wall, of he county
jail a. '. k-hIrE, Mis-, a / o'clock this
mu,.S. uNrrrpv'red IN" iAl!"r and
searched lee coils until they found Robert
Woodward. ID rcgrp, whom they took ont
iu.u'ho ili. yard. His clothc, we're stripped
IRON him AMI l." was PLACID across = barrel
ani rawLjin vi lp- w"r" APPLIED. Tie
lluN~ e. y ON b" negro for several minutes
when -ulur 81 IN" n.prc ''nder-hCarted
gave iu and insisted that the negro had
Suffered sufficient punishment
In' victim wa~ more dead than alive
whcu lo Va led back ~ his coll Wood
ward Wa placed IN iail on thc charge nf
entering t." home Of Y. !. Crook. u seiz-
INK bic sister n a rough aud brutal manner
and demanding food and drink The child
va. hurt -cripGslv ard Woodward took 80
0lLH'. H. r,t. captured ou Monday night
nrf lodged ~ ll! a. Nick-hurc 10 pre,"n
1t. q .H g.
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IAIPi BTGGtR >TIiI iRJE.
DIDN'T krrp an Appointment 10 surrender
Made by Her counsel.

FREEHOLD. y j oct 20 Prosecutor
Foster of Monmouth county received a
telephone incSs7g" today from Laura Big
gar counsel, Samuel frankef-tnin Of New
tork, E" M" effect tina, Miss BiGgar would
come her" to-day and surrender herself 10
the Sheriff, who has warrant for her ar
rest on a charge Of conspiracy 20 secure the
Bennett. millions by fraud
Fruukcn-tein also telephoned that he
assumed bail Tor his client would be about
5000 and that he would be down to-day
or Tomorrow 70 SEQ that it was furnished
Neither Miss Biggar nor her counsel arrived
here to-day.
The charge agains; Miss Biggar il now
under consideration by the Grand Jury and
she may be indicted Tomorrow. Prose-
cutor Poster said to-day:
i don't know Why Miss Biggar Is coming
here 10 give herself up unless she hopes 10
arouse some sympathy by spending a night
n Jail"
II vsA sa.d In this city last night that
Miss Bigger changed her mind about going
10 Freehold because she didn't 60, bail
as >h" expected.
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err. rIPIR on sTiTIN ISLAND.
Went 4" ", One lou" Fstrolman Who
Uss Late IN Rcportirg.

Deputy Police C"n,uI- -ioner Pipor visited
Station Island Yesterday - Try ono rolr,,
man who va, la,c in repairing from pos,
on the night "i Ocf. 20 Commissioner
Piper. arrived thirty minutes late H.
wont down Tho hav on the Patrol and
landed At Staplc'nn Capt. Nally received
him
Patrumau t!srius, tho accused. .,aid ho
wa sick ~ the tim" of l"aving hi, poSr
for thr stat ION. which was four miles sNav
and had TO walk slowly and stop many
tim"s II" had been examined bv tho
surgeon hp had no certificate. The case
vd, adjourned until tho surgeon could ba
called
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tOIGtIE HOlT WENT roo Ft>y.
- SAYS Dcpu,, .Iohn Gsr,ln, Who Arrested
Ills Chauffeur.

uNnriE BAY. t.. I. OCT -. The chauffeur
OF CnlGa'" llny', wNo ma summer hom,
ON ,cu'cy BLAND, near here, wa arraigrccl
TO-DAY ~ ]U-tlc" franklin's court on n
charge of nav iug violated IN" Cocks speed
Law He wa, arrested near .lericho hy,
Deputy John Garvin while driving Nj
Foyt', big whit. automobile III which v,rc
Mr.. and Nh. Colgate Hovl, who wore
hurryirg hom" from New York Tho
cas" went over unr,i Friday.
Mr. l'ovi y on" nj tho wcslthios' ,os
dents of C"I'rr Island and hi, lig white
aunmuhi'" : -aii - ho one of tho famli,,
.tgh'' "n ~" road rotN"on here aud New
Work.
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uR,. GORDO> ~ PTTjRF uE\I
StillnIou', Friend ~hurs Publicity. hui tci~
n Lii'lc In Nassau street

NJ Elsa Gordou. tho woman friend
"f Claui" l. SULLIVAN, 'hc Mutphv Nar'ii-i,
company rrnhc.2lcr. l"it her HON" a. ?in
West lnl-t stree suddenly yesterday morn
lns - escape M" gossip OF the nelghhor-
ho'd She drov" AVN ia closed carra &c
aud last night II was said ~ her home
that ~ hai gone for az indefinite period. "
and that ne could not T." .""u nv any
BODY
Mrs Gordon mad" "a appearance" i'm
Nassau street Yesterday aud for nearly
an hour 4 crowd Of several hundred por-ons
stood IN front of IN" Morton Building and
blocked all 'rafr". II WASH uu Mr..
Gordon, account that the crowd ga hor"d
Her LAWYERS have Offices in th" buldiug
and whom sh" drove NJ IN her carria GO.
~ounhodv started q report that GOV. Odrll
WAS visiting ia" Press club She l"tt by
tho An street side and when Ter car
rlago Won aruuui thrrc - got E",, tn,
nfrrL WNltcG away.
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~. TLuR rAGE,NT NOW.
Once Prosperous Music Dealer Locked
~ In Il TcndcrIoiu Cent

mus" publishing bu-ino>. in West Twenty.
ninth street uutll about year ago. was
locked up in 'hc Tenderloin police station
last night on . vharg" 81 vagraucv. He
was arrested by Policeman DAILY on Broad
way IN front a. the GIlsey House while
trying 10. sell old pap"rs 70 passerr-by
guitar and cyriv once IN q while he would
ha-angu" the crowd that galh erad about
him. Policeman Daly knew him whom
~, was Prosperous and rhought he would
l." better IL u ce'l man wandering around
N" street,. Deiv rav, =, Clair hasn't
-i"p' in II bed Tor month.
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OifTR II>T ON PRISONLR.
Police Have AN Idea They were Places
NullIp, Planned to Rob.

Ca William Mullins, alias kd Hailisau,"
one Of the three members of the latter day
CorcorGn'- R1u-' Gang that the East Fifty
first stree, polio" arrested on Tuesday
night, CAPT l.autry found a little book
containing thc," entries among Others.
10 J. ~ b" side fiat ON" N s't MP
20 r. Friday
tI-hj"r. 81 " ~
i'2 J. 10 Irving place
food OF \ VI + TO be !cli
in t. 20
Min" shannon East 18th street
These entries, the police think. may ho =
liz. # places that Mullins Intended Ia visit
According t. H." police, NJ Nullins's IA
yor''c calling card IL Of chilled stool, a
foot and half long He had only ono
lu-i put Of state prison, anyway, according
To- Can't. Iin'rv
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bancroft How ard.

VrrLI>GIuN, " OCT. 2H The marriage
oi Miss Elizabeth Howard daughter Of Major
cen md Nv oliver . Howard, and
Joseph Bancroft of Wilmington. Del DE-
cured AZ the First Congregational Church
IN this CITY to-nlch' Tho ceremonv was
performed hv the Rev Dr y y Na'srk az
Rinshan,on. y \ and tho I'"y q e. Atkins
~ this Cit' Tho h"s' NON was ~ & irit5 OF
" ilnuy'on lud 'hc hridcSnia'd was Miss
llorn Howard, = sI~icr Of tho bride
Mr. md Mr. Nsucrott VIII rrs ldr iu WI.
ming ton. Vh"rr m" bridegroom IL assistant
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FIRE INGINT DRIVER HURT.
His 1hrce-Horse Team struck an Elevated
I'IIlsr. Throwing Him on.

Driver William J. Harris of Engine 81,
III East For'ie,h street, was thrown from
his scat Nhiio going to a fire yesterday
morning aud was badly hurt Harris
three-lors" team was tearing down a steep
hill Oh Second avenue, when lie tried to turn
them into iurty-siNth street
The engine struck an eleyated-road pill.
lar and Harris was hurled from his seat
His head and face were cut and his leg
wrenchcd He was taken to his home.
4 pot Of tar " hich lad upset Oh the roof
Of Thomas ConviDe N Sons brewery, in
Fast Fortv-siXth street. causing a small
blaze, was the Gre TO which Harris was
going
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Bank Robbers &c, 5000 In Gardner, H.

CHICAGO, OcI, ~ Flve mAskod mcu
robbed tho Exchange National Bank at
Gar1n"r. H.. >,Kty-fouI uile, south Of Chi
caso. eariy thi. morning. Ib"y captured tho
Town MARSHAL in the street, bound and
gagged him aud locked nim up IN the
bark building with one Of the assist mt
cashiers ~ the institution Then 'hoy blew
open tho door Of tho stce, vault with nitro
gyceiinc and escaped with 81 900.
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stole Hog TO Make Him a fslth suriI:

Mrs ,jamcs Thomas of ]Ss Fourth street ,
lloholScn, reported - tho polio" y"- 'crolsy
that hcr seven year -oli son Richard had
been taken from home by = woman rola-
curl-'. tn" wnman's name Is Budd and
.hr j. though 10 have Ito boy hidden on
,fcr,"y cry iIoight- Detective Sergeant
Nelson has sent out general alarm for
l,pr
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adwaladcr tlih,llr.

FHil,pTIrHI, ~" 20 y Rorhsoa,h
raoG III" country r,on NJ NJ and Mr. Weurv
WilNam- njddl" their daughter. Ms, Nil
dred H., Mdd'r. va, u4riicd to Nh Williams
ridd" 'alV lltdrr thus afternoon The
ceremony took pl.co ~ ihr largo drawing
room under bower oi White roses white
chr,santhcmum- and pams The Rev Uor.
ace Walton, rector oi the Church of the Good
Sanar,tau AZ fpoil performed tho ceremony
There were uu bride maids and no ushrrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-30
skinncr-I,cni.

M-s k7'hern" Moore k"ut. daughter
of Mr. td"arl Moor" Kent, Ii. and Samuel
II ShjlHct. ""rc lurrci last night hr Bishop
IslkuoG - Christ iTotc .'tut Ipl-Cop.l
Church. Itt"."lgh'r street aud Tlird ave.
mo, N" Ridc" HWn k"u. -..'el Of
Duulap. tic b'-t inlu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-30
Northern securities Hearing Postponed.

81. PArt, MINI, oct, ~ The hearing OF
evidence before Special Examiner Jngrr.
soil in tho case ri the STAT" ot Minnesota
against tho Northern Securities. tho Grant
Northern nd Northern Pacific Railway
companioS and others. set for TODAY. has
been pospon'od until Nov. a. Nj Ingor-
soil j. also ho rrfcrrc IN hc Federal case
and the hearing IN that cas-" was adjourned
10 Nov 10 ~ Now York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-30
Thinaman stabbed by Glrl Dies.

Foo Wah. the Chinese laundrylnan whom
eighteen year-old Mary Kern of l52 Mort h
Fifth street, Williamsburg, stabbed xix
Grand street on Tuesday morning he.
"an-p, q, III" alleged he insul'ed her dind
Yesterday IN ~ GATHERINGS Hospital. He
had bcou unconscious Cor nearly twcniv.
t"ur hous. The girl is IN Raymond street
dad,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-30
81 900 600 Realty or,pan,.

MuANY, Or 20 Tn" Barclay Realty
Company Of New York city Nnnha'tan
boroughi wsS Incorporated to.dly with a
capual ~ sl.H1nr tn" directors ar"
Hcnry \ Barclay. Jsm"- J.. Barclay and
HackclL NJ Barclay uf Nrw York CITY.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-08-14
AspIRANTE A RRNOMINAc.ON.

Nos comunican de Albuquer-
que ell delegado Rodey aspira 4
ser nominado de nuevo por la
convention territorial ltepubli-
cana que tendra lugar EN- el Ger.
cano porvenir. Sus amigos dicen
que es 10 menos que pueden ha-
Ger los Republicanos en- recon-
pensa de los buenos servieios que
ha prestado durante la session
pasada del congreso y 10 mucho
que ha mejorado las probabili-
dades de que Nuevo Mexico sea
admitido como estado. Agregan
que todo el pueblo de Nuevo Me-.
xico debe cooperar en- la reelec-
cion de Mr.. Rodey, pues no es
iusto que despues que haya con-
seguldo ell pasale de la ley de es-
tado en- el congreso Sc le haga 4
un lado para dar lugar 4 otro
que no tiene iguales m6ritos en-
este particular. En- adici6n, ma
nifestan la probabilidad de que
los Dem6cratas postulen 4 alg1n
ciudadano de albuquerque, cosa
que hace doblemente esencial la
nomination de Rodey para que
la votaci6n Sc divida y no vaya
por entero al candidate Demo
crata. Estas alegaciones son de
In incumbencia dc la convention
territorial y deben ser considera-
das por ella.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1902-08-14
10 PRIMERO Es 10 PRIMERO.

Convene alaprensa Republica-
ma de Nuevo Mexico apartares
de las nimiedades de discusionse
esteriles que no dan ningnn fruto
y que solo sirven para demos
trar la incapacidad y falta de
eJuilibrio de aquellos que gastan
ell tempo en- dimes y diretes, y
dedicarse exclusivamente 4 ex-
plicar al pueblo que es de todo
punto Indispensable elegir un de-
legado Republican, por una
gran mayoria de votos. La ra.
zon para clio es que deeso depen-
de absolutamente la esperanza
de que la ley de estado sea pasa-
da en- la session venidera del con-
greso. 81 fracasa la election de
un delegado Republicano ent6n.
ces todas las esperanzas de esta.
do que acaricia nuestro pueblo
quedaran desvanecidas total,
mente y Sc vera aplazada la en-,
trada de Nuevo Mexico 4 la Uni
on tni vez por muchos amos. lis.
Ia alternative no debe perderst
de vista por los periodicos Repu
blicanos, los cuales 4 todas hora'