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a Reliable Remedy fer Bowel Trou-
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mend C1sahe-iaiz's Cole. Chotsra
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Il and know others who have never
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< Co. agents for Hawaii.
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SILVER SERVICE FOR
REAR ADMIRAL SCHLEY

NEW YORK. Jan. "A special 10
the Times from Baltimore says:
The unique silver service. costing
$4,000. To be presented TO Admiral
Sch.ey by friends IN Pennsylvania.
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Neu l.. Cream pa-lors.

D. c. Camarinos has recently open
ed up dainty and neat ice cream
parlor. corner Of Alakea and King.
Everything clean and tasty. Ice
cream, cool drinks. etc. Don't fail 70
drop IN
The sun., 1902-10-16
TARIFF on RUSSIAN SUGAR.
Appeal From the Decision lpholding the
CountervailinG Duty.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 The brief on
behalf of Robert f. Downs. in his, appeal
from the decision Of the Circuit Court of
Appeals upholding he validity of the coun-
tervailing duty on Russian sugar, was
filed in the Supreme Court to-day. The
case is set for hearing on Oct. 20. Counsel
contends that the remission by Russia
of excise taxes on sugar which il exported
is not a bounty or grant on expectation,
as the terms arc used in the Din gley act .
and the imposition Of the countervailing &
duty is therefore unwarranted.
Quoting from the decision Of the Br,is-
sells Sugar Conference. that Russia paid
no bounty on the expectation Of sugar,
but that the artificially high prices en-
sured on the Russian home market by the
high protective tariff acted as virtual boun-
ties on production, enabling the manu-
facturers to endure losses abroad, counsel
maintains that II these conclusions are
to be adopted, then the United States is
the greatest bounty paying country in
the world, The remission Of excise taxes
by Russia, he contends. is similar to the
drawback system of the United States,
and 10 hold that II is a bounty would be
TO place this Government in tho post ion
Of paying bounties amounting annually
10 millions Of dollars on the eXportat ion
OF distilled spirits and articles manu-
fsctured of imported materials
The sun., 1902-10-16
6. y. Y. ID. NOMINATIONS LATE.
Crowd Ordered Out OF the Bureau of Flee
tiOns After Midnight.

The last five minutes of the period al
lowed by law for the filing of independ ent
nominations al the Bureau of Elections
was a stormy ono. just before midnight
last night William Hepburn Russell of the
Greater New York Democracy entered
Commissioner John X. Voorhis's Office
with small army Of followers. each OF
whom bore large bundle of nomination
certificates that he wished to file
The clerks were swamped, and in the
confusion several men got inside the rail.
ing and complicated matters until the
Commissioner became very angry. He
ordered the whole crowd to give their GER
tifcsfes 10 Mr.. Russell and let him file
them This was done and the room was
closed by Mr.. Noorhis's order.
Mr.. Russell then began 10 make pro-
tests against a number of alleged fraudn-
lent certificates which had been filed in
the name Of his party. The clerks had
all sorts Of trouble in recording these pro-
tests.
A whole bunch OF Liberal Democratic
and other independent nominations were
filed last night. usually Endorsements of
some Tammany or Republican candidate.
The Greater New York Democracy
nominations are principally Endorsements
of the Tammany ticket except as to As
sembiy candidates, many of whom are
Independently nominated Tim Sullivan
and Henry VI. Goldfogle are Endorsed for
Congress and Plunkitt for Senate.
The sun., 1902-10-16
&. \. y. d. Assembly Nominations.
BRYAN CALLED HIM OFF.
Didn't Want One Of Hts Followers TO Run
Independently for Congress.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. l5.-Dr James Car
ter, who entered the race for Congress
in this district few days ago as an In
dependent Democratic candidate an.
nounced his withdrawal to-day, saying
that the time in which TO make a canvass
il too short To be effective
DR.. Carter was incensed because the
Democrats ignored Bryan in their plat
form and BECAUSE the Democratic nominee
for Congress il IA Gold Democrat. The
party leaders made an appeal to Bryan
TO take Carter OF the track, and il was
through close friends Of Bryan here that
Carter was induced to withdraw
In the appeal 10 Bryan il was said that
Jacob p. Dunn. the Democratic candi.
date. would not poll the party vote any
how. aud would be deieate ed. but that Car
tar's candidacy would put the free silver
element in the attitude of boilers. and il
would be better for the party that he should
Withdraw. DR.. Bryan took this view also
and advised his friends here to discourage
the Independent candidate.
The sun., 1902-10-16
TROOPS GUARD .MIRDERERS.
Earl whitney Conf esses That lie and Claude
O'Brten KILLED 4. II. (hinu.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Oct. l5-When il be-
came known This afternoon that Earl Whit
ney had confessed that he and Claude
OBrien had murdered A, II. Chinn az lex
ington. County Judge Bullock communi-
Gated with Gov. Backham by telephone
and said that there was danger Of mob
violence. Gov. Beckham at once gave
Col Rodger y. Williams orders 10 call int
service Company c. under Capt. Calhoun
and Company VI, under Capt Iongmire of
the Second Regiment and rendered 10 tho
officials the galing gun section Of the First
Louisville regiment
The Governor gave Col. Williams orders
10 report With his mi ia 70 County Judge
Bullock The prisoners passed through
here at 730 A. NJ. in charge Of Detectives
Slough and Irwin and Chief Of Police
Reagan OF Nashville 10 whom they made
confession. and were taken to Louisville
tor safe keeping A squad Of detectives
and six deputy slerifs were in charge of
the prisoners they were guarded here
a. friend, aud relatives of the Chinne re-
side here and much indignation and feeling
were known to exist against the murdeyers.
The confession has not been given out
but II was learned that Whitney said that
O'Brien had killed Chinn and both had
engaged in general fight with the younger
Chinn
The sun., 1902-10-16
OBITt AIRY.

John \ Dillon, the loading editorial writer
OF tho Ercn,nD World. died yesterday Al
Bar Harbor, Me where he was visiting, Of
the result Of injuries received by q fall from
horse Ne wa born IA 81 Louis 81
years ago. lie was brought up under the
cuardan,hip of his brother-in-aw. Capt
John r fads. the famous engineer. He
va, educated g, Rnr'Grd, mh"re he w We
'he diplomatic service in Mexico. and lived
several years on the Contlrent. bccomr g
III" - loui- Post l'c was managing editor
OF the -, Louis Post D'spdich from 1853
10 1891, when he was called 20 New York to
he business manager Of III" World In 1900
he became business mana ger of the Chica go
Tribune. lie leaves a widow, who was Miss
sanEh" ySc Of St nd npn ,,,nn2 9n, Csn
York architect, and FIVE daughters. the eldest
Of whom is married lie also leaves sister,
tho Countess de Ia Nauly oi Paris
William Harman Brown. formerly member
Of the Wall street bankins trn OF Brown
Bros, 4 CO. died Yesterday morning in his
apartments At i73o Broadway after an illness
oil several weeks For several wears he had
been IN retirement because of two paralytlc
strokes He was born in this city IN 1880, the
committee that invcsttgstsd the afalrs. of
tho gold room" in civil War times Mr.
Brown Was also - one Tine director Of the
Corn EXCHANGE Bank In founding and con-
duclng the Twenty-'h,rd street branch Of
the y. NJ & 4, he was especially prominent.
He leaves widow four danehters and two
Former Detective Sergeant Edward Rorke
died last night AZ his home. ~ romrkins
place Brooklyn, in his ffty-seyenth year.
He had been on the police force of BROOKLYN
more than twenty-five years when he retired
on Sept 30. II" was attached 10 the Butler
street station many years as n patrolmsn,
roundsman and detective aud was considered
2 good oficer. He was appointed a detective
by Commissioners John Y Partridge while
the Commissioner was in command ri tho
Brooklyn police in 1855
Mrs, George :. IoNett of Washington who
was killed Icy falling down stairs in u hote,
IN Cohourg, Ont, on Monday. was a daughter
OF the late Rear Admiral Charles s. Boggs
She was born In New Brunswick, J She
leaves three daughters. Mrs Bemdn OF Wash
ington. Mrs, Alexander Bright Of Phila del
phia and Mrs Charlotte Lovcii, who was
With her mother At Cohourg
e 4, Blackwell aged 81, OF Nineand y J
dropped dead on Tuesday from heart disease
Ne was trni' grower His grandfather
once ~ ned PlaokwsNs fa isrd
The sun., 1902-10-16
DOESN'T WISH TO WIN CONGRESS.
y. Hamilton Lewis says II Would InJure
the Party In 1000.

WAsHINGToS. Oct. l5-Forfner Repre-
sentative James Hamilton Lewis of Wash
ington, from a Democratic standpoint =,
does no, wish for victory in the coming Con-
gress elections. II would like" said Mr.
Lewis tonight. for the Republicans to
control the next House Of Representatives
bv just ten majority. The country just
now Is on the eve of a combustion.
There are too many inhamed enter
prises for the good Of the people, and some-
he able TO recover from the effects Of it for
two years. Now, if the House should be
Democratic, the Democrats would get the
blame and We would lose he Presidency in
1904 We lost the Presidency in 1888 be-
cause We carried the House in the previous
election"
The sun., 1902-10-16
DIED ~ DRUNKEN CAROISE.
woman Who Vas with Hobson Al the End
Allowed TO Escape.

NEWARK, Oct. i5.--County Physician
Washington of Essex county. New Jersey.
was called 10 the neighborhood of the
Passaic county line, near Little Falls.
yesterday TO view the body OF Jonathan
Hobson Of 81 Prospect street, Paterson.
20 years old, who was killed by fall from
a stone bridge into gully. Hobson and
woman, supposed TO be Lizzie Mitchell
40 years old, of Paterson. were drinking
in saloon called the Grotto AZ Little Falls
until midnight on Tuesday. and were after
ward seen sitting together upon the coping
of the bridge clasped in each others arms
At3o'clock yesterday morning the woman
visited a farmhouse nearby and said that
the man had fallen and killed himself or
hurt himself badly, but the tenants of the
house were reluctant 10 60 out with her At
that time in the morning because of her
intoxicated condition. A. daybreak some
Italian laborers saw the woman sitting on
the bank of the stream under the bridge
holding the old mans head In her lap, while
his legs were in the brook. She was in
pitiable condition and he was dead She
was taken TO house In the neighborhood
and made TO drink some hot coffee
and eat some food, and disappeared soon
afterward
The sun., 1902-10-16
CLIPPER IN A BUG STORM.
But THAT WAS ONLY ONE or HER
TROUBLES At SEA.
Coming Around the Horn the Shenandoah
Became IN Ice ship. Had 10 Lie TO IN
snow. and Broke Her Rudder--Then
came . Dust Gale. Bugs and Canarics.

The Yankee clipper Shenandoah in yester-
day, had a spectacular and unlucky "trip
Of 1913 days from San Francisco. She brings
5000 tons Of cargo, including 10000 barrels
Of wine, and variety Of yams.
She was fifty-four days getting TO the
Horn, and before she weathered the st tormy
cape she ran into several heavy ealee. in
one of which, on July ~. William s. Varney.
able seaman. who was furling the upper
maintopsail. was knocked from the foot
ropes TO the deck by the Stating canvas.
His shipmates carried him below with his
legs broken and skull fractured He died
after being unconscious thirteen days and
Was buried AT sea in "A gale. He was "a
native Of Quincy, Mass and was q wears
old.
In wild weat her a few weeks later comher
came aboard. carrying away bulwarks and
staving the forward and amidship deck
houses The ship ran thirty-six hours
under three lower topsails and foresail
Capt Watts wanted 10 do without the
foresail, but he couldn't lower II and didns
want TO cur il away
on the Horn the mercury in the Their
mometer went down to zero. and a sleet
sdn Of sn s.bss sT sh os o Of F2ed se @
we're frostbitten They freed the running
rigging from the ice grip by using behaving s
pins and handspikes. few days later a
snowstorm, so thick, Mate brennan says.
that il almost smo hered the men on deck
forced the Shenandoah 10 heave to No
body could see more than quarter the
length of the ship
In the North Atlantic the riddcr head,
which had been strained 10y the several temp
The sun., 1902-10-16
ST. JOHNS GUILDS PLEA.
IL viii ASK the Board Of Estimate To-day
for Money withheld In Past Years.

The Board OF Estimate Il to-day to con.
slider whether or not st Johns Guild shall
receive from 'he city for next year. 43O, 900,
the amount appropriated TO the Guild nv
the Legislature. and also sums aggregat ing
900 withheld from the Guild in the last
two years.
The work Of the floating and seaside hos
pitals Of the Guild last summer was ex-
oeptionally heavy, on account Of the large
amount offsickness among the children Of
the poor. During the summer al ,564 chill
dren and their mothers were treated on the
floating hospitals, and al the Sea Side
Hospital 22,i32 days Of treatment were
given. The Guilds treasury has bee n
taxed TO its utmost and the summer closed
with deficiency If about t25, 900.
The Guild has addressed petition to the
Board of Estimate setting forth these facts
and asking for an appropriation sufficient
10 meet the aggregate of the two sums
formerly withheld
The sun., 1902-10-16
THEIR PLIGHT INNERJED HIN.
Lawyer Lichcnstein Fsints When Two
I. =. soldiers Are Sentenced 10 jail.

Frank Newton. q sergeant detailed 10
the recruiting station at n Montgomery
street, Jersey City, and James Browman
who became a private in Troop c, Seventh
Cavalry, on Tuesday. were arrested on
Tuesday night after having wrecked Man
ager Henry Soulier's apartments in the
Lyric Theat re- where they had gone to search
for a mythical de,,erter They were ar
raigned yesterday before Recorder Stanton
in Hoboken.
Newton adroitly opposed Lawyer Golden
horn, who appeared in court TO prosecute
the pair for Souier He had been IT. the
service for sixteen years. he said. and never
had been arrested before. Lawyer Julius
Iichenstein. who has fig ,!red in number of
criminal cases, was inside the court railing
waiting for a case of his own to be called
and became greatly interested in the ser
geant's plea. When Recorder stanton
sentenced the pair to twenty days in the
county Jail Lichenstein began 20 weep
and fell on the floor. Court officers assisted
him to an ante-room where no revived in
few moments He said the plight of the
soldiors had unnervcd him.
The sun., 1902-10-16
WRIT FOR MRS YOUNG.s BABY.
Wrangies IN the Police Court Over Her
Case Against Her Husband.

Mrs, Louise McAllister Young yester-
day obtained from Justice Ieventritt 4,
in tho Supreme Court. q writ Of habeas
corpus commanding her divorced husband
Alexander {. Young. whose arrest she
caused Tuesday night, 10 produce their two
and-a-hal f-year-old girl in court to-day.
Mrs Young obtained a decree Of divorce
ir August last. and she says in her pc
ttion for the writ that the decree gave
her the custody of the child for nine mont hs
in the year. Last Tuesday. she says,
Young forcibly took the child away. and
she has since been unable 10 regain pos
session of il.
Young was in jefferson Market police
court twice yesterday on the charge Of
kidnapping made by his wife. who says
that he took the child from the care Of
her nurse maid on Monday when he met
them in the street When the case was
first called Mrs Young persisted in inter-
rIp' ine the witnesses. until finally MaRis-
trato Brdnn lost his temper, told her 10
keep still and adjourned the case to the
afternoon.
When il came up again. iouug's law
yerS were armed with copy of the divorce
decree, which awarded the custody Of
the child TO Mrs. Young 70, nine mont bs
and to Young for three months each year
The decree also permits either parent
20 have access TO the child while in the
cisto ody Of he other.
Young's lawyers insisted that the terms
Of the decree justified his conduct while
Mrs. Young's counsel declared that they
didn't and hat Young wanted TO take the
child To Europe. To help along the tangle.
Mr-. Young demanded that she be per
mitted to make charge of assault wit h
intent ~ kill against her former husband
Magistrate Brann finally adjourned the
case until Saturday.
Then Mrs Young's lawyer handed 10
Magistrate Brann a bunch Of even ing
newspapers. in which he was quoted as
having told Mrs. Young TO shut up"
with some more forcible phrases The
lawyer asked Brann to retract them The
Magistrate denied having used the OBJ
iectIona BILE language. and with that tho
case ended for the day.
The sun., 1902-10-16
BJ RGLARS ONLY 100 FEET AWAY
From Police Headquarters Rob Fur store
at Their Leisure.

some time Tuesday night or yesterday
morning thieves who had some nerve and
plenty of time got into the fur store of Aaron
Reichbart 4 Son at Al BleeCker street
corner Of Mulberry. 100 feet from Police
Captain Tituss headquarters, and Sicceeded
in getting 81 500 worth Of fun. The thieves
got into rear window from Shinbonc
alley, c,u down a sheet.ron door. sawed
OIL, the fastenngs of an iron bar and smashed
window.
The amount of furs missing would make
several loads for one man, and MIR. Reich
bart thinks the robbers must have backed
a truck up to his front door and done the
job in style. The front door was found
open a. 5 A. NJ. by one of the firm.
The sun., 1902-10-16
MtCS AND O'S ~ DE ATE
Man Franklin says Must Have Been I'm.
ported 10 Vote the Tammany Ticket.

The meeting Of the Republican Club
at 30 Canal street last night was aroused
when Max Franklin, who is running for
Assembly in dc Ate" against lssy Cohen.
the Sullivan -Tammanv candidate, said
that a po, had been discovered 10 bring
800 1oaters into he district to bea, the
Republican candidates
why" said Franklin. "ws have found
dozens Of Mc(uires, McDonne nells, O'Sulli-
vans or names like those or tho rolls Those
people don't beorS IN this dist riot, An
frishman's an unknown here. And there u
be trouble If some Of these people try to
vote"
Lncien Knapp, Henry NJ Mero.e, J W.
Upton and J ". Bloch also spoke.
The sun., 1902-10-16
sHOT RE0PENs SURGEONS CUT.
Wetlandt Back In the Hospital After ne.
GOVERNS From Appendicitis,

Frederick weilandt. a bartender, Of
$50 East i4sth street. got out Of Lebanon
Hospital six days ago after an operation
for appendicitis and went back Yesterday
with a bullet in the very wound which
The doctors made in his abdomen to cure
him.
Ihe bullet was from nov c,uiyer which
"eilandt bought yesterday, He took his
weapon 70 William Doran's shooting GAL
lery, at 27es Third avenue. TO try it, and az.
ter pulling the trigger three times without
discharging a cartridge handed the re-
volver TO Moran to examine. As Moran
took 1t the revolver was discharged.
Weilandt was taken to the hospital in a
hurry and the bullet was extracted. The
doctors said they feared that blood poison-
ing would act in and prove fatal.
The sun., 1902-10-16
EXPRESSNEN ORGANIZING.
Likely soon to Demand More Pa, chi.
cego ENpressmen Have Gained II.

A meeting of express drivers and helpers
will be held on Sunday night az Fourth and
Henderson streets. Jersey City, 10 or
ganize and, according to some of tho men.
to arrange for demanding an increase in
wages. a ten-hour working day and pay
for overtime. The companies involved
are the American. United States, Adams,
Wells. Fargo. National, Pacific and Mort horn
Pacific
Organizers from fhe Express Drivers
and Helpers Union of Chicago will at'ond
the meeting The same demands were
granted in Chicago a few days ago
l.. p, Starkweather. general agent Of
the United States Express Company. said
yesterday that no demands had been ma de
here 70 far. and he did not think tho men
werc dissatisfied
The sun., 1902-10-16
Gov. Odeli Back In \lban,

GOV odell returned to Albany last even
.7s He had had very satisfactory talks
Ti'h Senator Plat and Col Dunn. chair
man If the Republican State Committee
The Governor Is not expected TO be in town
7T1in until Oct ~. when he is To mako
peach The Governor Is to start on
oi, swing from Albany through the Mo.
7a7t Valley and the southern tier on OCT 81
The sun., 1902-10-16
Cuts Out Tammany judiciary Ticket.

The Carondelet Democratic Club of 1872?
Madison avenue is made up of foes Of
leader Isaac A. Hopper The club has
.ut out Tammany banner. from which il
ha- cut the names Of the Democratic romi-
noes for the Supreme Court and added The
oanddates Of the Greater New York De-
nocracv.
Tammany is expected to fill the Demo-
ratio Club with an old time crowd tonight
when the nominees for the Supreme Court
pll be notified.
The sun., 1902-10-16
CorncI, Republicans Celebrate.

ITHACA. \. y, Oct. 10 The Cornell
Republicans held IA celebration tonight
with local band and u pyro'echnic display
Over q thousand students paraded through
the streets near the university campus. The
speakers were Director Thurston Of Sibley
College, Coach y. A. Reed Of the Cornell
foot ball team. Henry Schoelkopf Of Har-
ward and G. \ Oldham Of Cleveland
e. B. Kuglcr of New York. Capt. Frenzel of
~" Varsity crew. G., p, Brady Of Buffalo
and X X McGoniga uf Troy made the
demonstration a bowling siccp>s
The sun., 1902-10-16
senator slater No Bo,tcr.

senator Slster's friends declare that
Foo = not in accord with the spirit Of the
N'"'ing held on Tuesday night al 80 West
''th street where plans were made to bolt
" r"gular Republican titk,t because
Nha'or slater was defeated AT the pri-
-''Hs Senator Slater was presiding AZ
'N''' 'ng IN support of the ticket when this
'C rartv was in session
The sun., 1902-10-16
"w ems Nominated tor Congress.

senator George A Owens has been
'"u 7'"d hv tho Republicans for Congress
." Nscpnd district at BROOKLYN
'" '"lr- ago Mr. Owens defeated Senator
! y Ncta arrcn for tho Senate in tho Se>-
: l.,'ucr since then ho has been tho
", ' n'"an loader in the Fourteenth As
... iI.,uct
The sun., 1902-10-16
schooner Goes Ashore.

PROVIDENCE, r. ], Oct Is The schooner
ka'" and Mary Mctiee of Fall River in ba
ast ,misstayed and wen, ashore this evening G
one and half miles cast of Quonochontaug
in heavy gale. The crew Of four men
ana the captains wife we're taken OF bv
the puonochon'aug life savers in the surf
boat Tho schooner lies on a sandy bottom
and NAV be saved when the eea goes down
The sun., 1902-10-16
Free Lrsai Advice 10 Voters II, Phone.

Lawyers will be on hand every night
AZ the Republican club. 40 Fifth avenue,
TO give advice and assistance to any citizen
IN connection with registration and voting
instruction may bc had by telephone"
The sun., 1902-10-16
'v'7Y''Y'1


Thieves got into M" apartment Of Mrs.
Alice Royce, AZ 50 Eant Thirtieth street on
Tuesday night and stol" ie,vrlrv. clothing
and bric-a-hraC worth s. 500 NlS Rovca
Is out of town The rohhHrv WIS discovered
last night by a friend wh" r"nor cd it, To
the Tender lon police.
The sun., 1902-10-16
Nicholss y. Ha,cs> tnild DEAD.

Nicholas J Havcs. Jr., tho tNn.year. old
son Of the Tammsny loader of The Thirty
second Assembly district. dicd yesterday
morning Of pneumonia after au lines, Of
two weeks. Mr.. Hayo- va~ prosira'ed by
the loss oi Lis bov
The sun., 1902-10-16

mand for which can oniN he satisfied hv Demo
cratic success At the polls