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New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
HELPS IN RAIDS.
PARTRIDGE AND DEPUTIES WATCH
WALSH AT WORK.
ONLY THREE PRISONERS ~ FIVE HOUSES
SUGGESTION OF = TIP OFF

on warrants obtained by Inspector Brooks
| CAPTAIN Walsh OF the West Thirtieth-st. sta
ton and q number Of his men made raids on
! FIVE alleged gambling houses in the Tenderloin
district last night. The raids seemed To have
| been expected. for when the police reached the
houses there WAS nobody IN them. with the eN
ception of door tenders and attendants. So
Captain Walsh and his men had TO BE- content
with gathering a lot of gambling paraphernaiia
such as roulette wheels and chips and a num-
ber OF telephones They carted this stuff To the
station in a patrol wagon. only three arrests
were made.
II was II D. m. when Inspector Brooks
entered the station lie had a short conference
with Captain Walsh and then handed him u
bunch of papers. Half hour later the cap
tain and his men left the station with i've war
rants for the arrest Of many John Does
who we've charged with being the proprietoTs OF
gambling houses. These warrants had been oh
tained yesterday afternoon in the jefferson
Market Police Court on information furnished
by Joseph Jacobs of No. 100 East Twenty-frst-
81 who is A detective on District Attorney
Jerome's stan.
While the raids were in progress Police COM
missioner Partridge and his deputies, Major
Ebstein and Captain Piper. walked into the
West Thirtieth-st. station. They had been at
the city club and knew that the raids were TO
be- made. District Attorney Jerome was also
AZ the City club at the time the raids were
made. and he took part in one "f them.
Commissioner Partridge was asked Il he
thought the raids would stop gambling ia the
TenderlOin district and he replied:
DO you think so?' and then he added: Il
think they will have very favorable effect ON
the situation.
The first house entered was i'm. West Twenty
eIghth-st. Captain Walsh and Detective Cur
e1oaI GFtr fz "a
deserted with the exception ot one man. lie
was arrested.
Detective Cohen. Of Inspector Brookss stan,
led the raid against another house IN West
Tuenty-eighth-st. Sergeant Fitzgerald led the
raid on a house IN West Thrty-fourth-st. ac-
cornpa MED by District Attorney Jerome There
were twelve men in the house when the police
entered and eleven of them got out Of a back
window aud went into q house next door
There they were held mp az tho point ~ a pistol
l.v Detective Duffv. Each man declared 10 MI
Jerome he was not a gambler. and the District
Attorney told Duty To let them 90
Then Mr. Jerome went into tho house ana or
dered Sergeant Fitzgerald 10 break open the
safe. The sergeant used "A slsdge hammer, ana
Mr Jerome examined the contents OF II, and
said.
4 am satisfied with this all right
The District Attorney told Captain Walsh 10
have the safe sealed aud taken 10 the station
ON a ble ia one of the rooms was a number
az letters addressed TO James Parron.' and
only man arrested in this raid was "A man giving
the name Peter Williams, and then Gillespie.
He said he was a Mormon
Commissioner Partridge would not express aa
opinion when asked II he thought the places had
been tipped off
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
DEFTEs WATOR's WARNIyG.
NANPAiGN COMMITTEE or KINGS COUNTY
DEMOCRACY ISSUES APPEALS TO CITY
EMPLOYEES FOR FUNDS.

IN spite of the warning that AIayor an. A.
issucd 10 al "ity officials and oInploy,,s c.,,,,,I
she pressure that usually brought "a 49, j,
ihem for campaign funds aud his decIaration ,ra.
~ "u"iN ''''" ""'N ~ "''" ln any refusal to
-on'llpu.,' t"' '"i"la'sh commute 81 the Kings
oN.E l'.t'C'"'S mas h'a me audscity 10 send
- t"' l''"Ni"s 'iIe"i't 10 All city cmplo4es iiy-
8ug An BROOKLYN,
4 am directed hshalf OF the finance .,,,,,,,t,
noe OF Kings truntg To- respectfully apDeal ~ -,
Tor subscription ~ meet the iecitimaf. ma 49,
esstry expenses of tho cbming political ,..n,rt,,
tn the county of KINGS. The committee al -
looS that our county should make thc b.~t -
tiolc showing IN the results. our expenses IA -
Nucc such results viii hC uecrSsa rilv lsrpc -,
erlllg expenditures for public meetings. fr-f-tf-..
--in . ~ i,lltS, tlIcuials etc, an ~
,-S ... ....st a. li.t nA N9il6Aark contribution
go --"N'iiN7' i"NoNti Siiiail. VIII nc appreciated.
H,s -ppe4L winch Is signed by John L. shea.
- -" sem 10 helubhcans as well Demo-
gratis being addressed 20 their home rather -,
business address. '''h
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
SCORES OF HORSES BURNED
MAN NEARLY TEARS HIS HANDS OFF IN
TRYING To ESCAPE THROUGH
GRATING.

s;.ra. ~ horses were burned to death and two
MOI, had narrow escapes from like fate in fire
thar started late last night in the five story build
inc al No ggg West Sixteenth-st., occupied by the
,;.ps.voort Livery and Boarding Stables. of which
Ernest Finnau is the proprietor. The building
w. burned out and for time it appeared that
the dre would spread to adjoining tenement houses
I,bn Hvlaud and James Kelly, both stablemen
ernploved in the building at night, were the men
who-had narrow escapes
-rb. mr., started in a truckload of furniture on
tb frst floor near a runway covered with straw.
TN. flames swept up it in a moment. Three police
NOR ran into the front entrance of the the stable
and ri,lI.d TN, blazing truck of furniture into the
-,r.., rben they discovered that Hyland and
E<eIIv were in tn, basement over the window OF
m. room in which they were was a stout wire
netting and A steel grating. The policemen pulled
tbi, netting away and through the window they
drew the two men. Hyland was unconscious and
burned Kelly had struggled In such a desperate
manner with the grating trying 10 force II up so
he and his comrade could get out that his hands
were torn and bleeding. his arms and wrists were
,it and lacerated and in many places there were
g,pinc wounds on his hands and forearms. Both
Wer. taken 10 the New-York Hospital Their con
ditiou Is critical.
Three alarms were sent in. In the rear of the
stable facing Seventeenth-st. are three big double
deck tenement houses Sergeant churchill took a
Squad OF police men and went through the tcnc-
The seventy horses in the stable when the fire
started al tine animals. belonging for the
most part smaller retail dealers along SIxth-avc.
IN one wing ot tne stable. where the nTc had not
burned nerCely. were two or three dozen horses.
Thes, were found % be sCOrched aE'l SiagCd some
what bur were taken out alive.
Sergeant Churchill estimated the damage al G0.-
0H The FIRE was under control AT I m. I'm the
storcrooms of the stable We're d number of auto
mobiles. which were destroyed
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
SAYS KRONPRINz HAD SLOWED UP
CAPTAIN RICHTER DECLARES THAT his
VESSEL COULD NOT HELP ACCIDENT
WITH THE ISGHAM

When the Kronpriuz wilhelm arrived here yes
terday sho showed no superficial marks ~ her coli
lsion with the Robert Ingham. which she sunk.
nor of her encounter with the British torpedo
boat Wizard both In M, English channel cap
tain Adolph Richter. OF the kronprnz cmphatI-
cally denied IA. statement 81 the captain of the
Ingham that the Kroupriuz was running fun
speed when his ship Was OF Beachy Head ne
says. he ran into a thick blanket OF fog. and at
once SLOWED dogu. AS slowed down" he
declared. eve suddenly into the Robert Ing
ham II all happened in an instant. Ne
could hear the crew or the wrecked vessel
calling for help There wasn't fraction Of "a
second lost in lowering the boats Just twenty
minutes after the IughaE- run down every
member uf her crew rescued, with the ex-
ception % chief Ofhcer Miller. who drowned
II any one Is 10 blame IL is the Ingham's captain
He failed 10 heed our signal
That the kTOnprinz ran do%n the British tor
pedO boat Is meas 10 me. II the boat was Ca any
way injured II rs her commander who Is 20 blame
The torpedo boat followed us out from Southamp-
and kept abreast of for "A long time Her
crew were paving so much attention 10 the pas
sengerS on nv ship. whom they waved hauLktr-
chiefs AT and watched through their glasses. that
they neglected To pay any attention 10 the navg.t-
tiun 81 their vessel The boat cane closer
and closer until she drawn under our count
by the suction OF pT0pellers. After that
lost all sight Of her. and ~ only this mo-
meut that heard what happened"
MaNimlan J. S0nnCnschcin. one of the pas
scnEerE. told similar story of the collision with
thc ingham 10 that OF Captain Richter.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15

Gordon James Suppe. and Mary slipper 0he name
Mary being fictitious. the the defendant
beng this plaintiff and the person ntende1
90 be designated being the wife, o. any. Of The sat
James slipper: Cathdriue Van DYKE; Iilah Sippels
Ethel slipper. charles slipper; Joseph slipper Soomon
Kohn. executor of the last VIII and Testament Or
Morris Kohn deceased. Fredericsa Ehlers and LOuisa
H0rnterger. the wife of the plaintiff pefcndants-h e
Undersigned duly appointed referee. hy order OF NJ
Court dated and herein tho Of Olo
brr 1892 hereby require person not party g ue
action who the Of tho sail order. had lien upon
any undivided share interest in the property s0l
To- be partitorrd herein. and which is hereinafter d
.rhtd T. appear before before the 10th jay
November. 1892 my office. NJ. 251 Broadway. Manhs
Borough. New York CITY. ais lien ana ~
true amount du., or o. iuc him by roasl
thereof. The premises No. G2 SsveatA
street Borough of Manhattan, and situated
the Southery side OF seventh street. distant 20 -
Eastery the SOuheastery 81 Second Avei
AMI seventh street and = feet Wide 'front.' ana ie
by feet 10ic inches deem.
Dated. New York october sth, 1902
HENRY ". BOOkST AVER Refefee
HERMAN g. LOEW. Plaintiffs Attorney. so BToaa
Wav. York city
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
NV YORK sUPRENIE COURT. ~

YORK COUNTY .-GaOrge HoFnberseT. Plaintiff
asainst James D. n living and the executors
administrators. legal representatives OF the
eaid James D. r the said James r. Dusenhury
y dead. Mary Dusenburv 1.-THE Mary being
ncttous. the the said defendant being
known 90 this plaintiff the intended TO be desg
mated being the VIE Of the said James D. pusenoury M
any. n the sad james ID Du enburY be living and the
widow. if any said Jones y. DusenhuFy. f the
said Ises D. DusenbuTy dead: John Doe Richard
Aoe,' Richard John Roe (he John
pee Richard Roe Richard Doe and John Roe
being fictitious being intended designate the devil
ses hsirsats and next Of kin Of said James p pusen-
buIy n deceased, of said deVce-s heirs
at-iaw and % said James u. Dussnhury be-
ms Unknown this Pailt-) Arietta 6chanch Mary Z.
" Johnson. Mary q Nand1Epo1l: Julia y. LoEW: Crcrse
. Vanderposl and Nav Z. Nsndsrpos his wife; Wsl-
dEol b Nznd.rp0sl: William ~. Lewis snd Ann Eliza
Lewis hs wife: Cafi arins louisa Mann William Henry
Lewis; A.esi-e "a 17s-rs CorueiiA y. lewis Anna I.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
Referees N0rirc.
SUPRENIE COURT OF NJ STATE


a. New York. County of New York law rencc Drake
'thH against Rose H. Tub.u and others. Defendants
IN pursuance of Judgment foreclosure
anu entered In the entitled action. dated the
-" uAS 90 '""ucr hs2. J. the undersigned. the referee
~ Ssi Judgment named. will sell public auction,
e ~ 1ork Real Estate Salesroom, No III BROADWAY
IN uie boIoush "t Manhattan CITY ~ New York., the
pln daN OF N1Nemher l0u2 II O'Clock NJ tha ,.ty
'S "t - Meyer Auetonrer. the directed hy
s-.d Judgment To D" sold therein described fol
W uaeTe f'tIaln lots pieces or rarys 9t sround
,tut- Nlg ami being IN the Borough of Manhattan. IA
The city ot New York. known and dvsig iguateI
'a map nled In the ONCE of Register
~ NeW York on the 2fh day of October. iSi@ and
urs,i t" hundred ami eightysiN Sl, entitled Map
W 40 t'liidug Lots situate tho Twelfth Ward of
NV of New York made hv Rudolph
'ltN surveyors. dated New York. March 2Iri, 1St
anu by the lot numbers SNty 60i. siVty t6n and
sAty Two l, and which. taken together Rounded
S,'thNestery BY Park Terrace North. lati down
t map noTthcasterly In the by lots numbers Fifty
,' ntty-on@ thlh htftytvo 52l. and nftvthree t5i'
sad map southeas1ery on one side by lot StSy three
,1 On said map AMI norhwcsteVy the other side by
,eis fIty elk 'i. ty t57l, FIFTY eight S. and
lt nine tor on said map. each ot sai lots containing
IN WON m front aud rear each twenty uv~ (21l feet
and In depth each side hundred (l0Ol feet To
geher with the appuTtenanccs thereunt0 belonging and
an the estate and rights Of the said mortsagcrs IN and
10 SAID premises The land described lies I'm Sec
York
Dated. New York. October 18th tgae.
WILLIAM 7. OSUILINAN. Referee.
JAMES p. CARPENTER, Plaintiffs Attorney No 80
EreenWich str Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
lhs Following Il diagram Of the property 70 be s0I
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
TO COHBINE TEXAS LINES.
SALE or DALLAS COMPANY BELIEVED TO
BE \ MOVE IN THE PLAN.

SALE or DALLAS COMPANY BELIEVED TO
EE \ MOVE IN THE PLAN.
Dallas Tex. oct 1.-THE sale of the Dallas Ice
Factory, Light and Power Company 20 a Kansas
city man is believed 10 be another move toward
the merging OF an the electrical plants OF this
city and many Of those IN the surrounding towns
and cities Of Texas. Already a concern known as
the Dallas Electric Corporation. chartered in New
Jersey. with capital stock u $4,000 Is said a.
have absorbed the Dallas Electric Light and Power
Company. the Standard Light and Power Company.
the Rapid Transit Street Railway Company and
the Consolidated Street Railway Company. with au
ultimate Intention of building a network of I'm
terurban lines within radius Of one hundred miles
oi Dallas. which district has q population of over
isVeA
franchises for metropolitan street railway system
In Dallas, within the last few months. and has in
stalled part ~ the syster- uterUrbdn lines are In
operation between Ia .-a and Fort Worth, Il dis
tancy of thirty uii,-, and between DeuisOn and
Sherman. mine miles.
\ representative OF an Ohio corporation which
has several hundred miles of electric lines in op-
GRAFTON IA Ohio. Indiana AMI Michigan. presented
q proposition 10 "a merteinS OF Sherman business
men last night FOR the building Of electric line
between sherman and Waco. Via Dallas, 20 cost
100000. 10 was said that the projectors intended
10 extend the road to Austin, and the construction
Of from ten To twenty feed lines OF from twenty 10
Austin. line. The proposition is being considered by
"A committee - eleven
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
WEDDING N 1926; NOTICE VOW
MEMBER or NEw-YoRK ATHLETIC CLUE
SUPPOSED TO BE \ BACHELOR.

A notice was published yesterday % the mar
riage I'm this city of Charles T. Scarborough and
Anna Y. Gibbs. on January = 1885.
Until a few months ago Mr.. scarborough. who
is a paper merchant of No. - Beekman-st-.
lived at No "a West Forty -second-st- sup
posedly a single man
The directory gives Mrs. Anna Y. Gibbs as
the widow OF T. Clinton Gibbs. She lives at
No 10 East Scventy-sixth-st ~ that address
last night. II was said that the wedding did take
place on the date given. but further informa-
ton Was refused.
Mr. Scarborough Is member ot the New
York Athletic Club.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
DELEGATES 10 LUTRERAY SYNOD.

The clerical delegates elected By the Lutheran
SYNOD of NeW-Hork az Syracuse 20 the next Luther
am Ceneral synod 20 convene in Baltimore, IN
May. Is03
Tho Rev Or J. r. Remensnyd-r president Of
tlo NeN-York synod; the Ryg. Or. J. J. Young
of New York city: II, RcV I-riel Graves. OF Va
iatie \. n; the lseg = II. Knubel, of NewToriz
civ. the Rev. ". I. Gummisch. OF Buffalo, ami
The Rev 4 Zlnsm,ister. Of Syracuse. y. " DR.
Remcnsnydcr was elected chairman OF the delega-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
sTRAUs ACTING FOR MORGAN.
A PROPOSITION SUBMITTED TO AND RE-
FUSED by MITCHELL

Wilkesbarre Penn. oct. l4.-It developed
here tonight that Nathan Straus Of Nev-York
with the assistance Of J. Pierpont Morgan has
been endeaN OIing FOR the last few days 10 end
the strike. Mr.. Straus was represented here
10y A. l.. kinkead, Sylvester Burns and W l.
Wilmer. OF New-York. Mr.. Straus had received
the assurance from Mr.. Morgan that II the men
would return tc work he CMr. Morganl would
see that Justice was done 20 the miners. but he
did not care TO have anything 10 do with the
union. The proposition laid before Mr.
Mitchell and he refused il on the pIound that
he would not advise the men 10 return 70 work
on the hope that Nh. Morgan would 10 some
thing FOR them. The representative OF Mr.
Etraus received the final answer to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
H4SSACRES IN HOO-N1N.
GREAT-oFFICIALs DOING ALL
THEY CAN

WuHamsport Penn oct. f-At to-day's session
of the General Conference Of IN" Evangelical
Church. Bishop Dubs read letter from his son.
the Rev. q. y Dubs, missionary I'm Hoo-Nau
China. The letter in part Is follows:
Massacrcs are taking place In the city ot Chang
sha Province of Hoo Nan Th., danger Is great and
imminent We attribute preservation up 10
this hour To the tnteTpositiOn of God The chi
officials doing all they for us. Sol
dicrs occupy rented houses surrounding our resi-
dence The opposition Is bitter only God can over
come IL. The massacre I'm churches in HOo-Nan
shows what may come to others at any time.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
"a mORKERS lCCEPT 4 REDLCTIoN.

ElWoOd Ind. oct li-Acting on instructions from
Pre- tsident Shafer Mckinley Lodge Of the Amalca-
mated Association Of Iron and steel and Tin Work
ers met this afternoon and took another vote on
the proposition 10 accept = per cent reduction on
orders from the STANDARD oil Company. The vote
almost unanimous 20 accept the reduction on
the oil companys contract. but upon others.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15

ne approximate amount OF the lien or eharge 70 satisfy
which the above described premises Is % be s Is Eisht
zen hundred and sixtysiN 50 O0 SlSd6oO dollars win
% nSreSt thereon from Sept 30 ls2 t9sether WIN Gss
80. 100 S25036 interest therefrOm from the
lSth day Of October 1872 together with the expenses Of
the sale The amount OF the taxes. water
rents other allowed the purchaser cut Of
the purchase money paid by the referee. Is about
IWenty-three So 100 S23 s8l dollars.
dated, New York. October 18th, 1907 - -
u OfSILLLNAM Releree.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
gWAFNE WINS TENNTg T0TRyivryr

Philadelphia, Oct Il (speciaD -Sua,-pe "A, -
the tennis tournament OF the I-nivsrsit,, 80 -,
ss.,- - s = = "I,sl ' noon on thu old athletic held
: -., - - ,.ii''i'soh' OF The Law School. C-l
-, 4. 80, e,-ss ,- MN me tournament and carries
. .ls., - CtlaIiense n B. coket. 'O3 the
,o--,,,ssi, ,6 Shaiillon The game for the
ssork N F"sea 1le latter part OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
6TTcIDE N BOWERY HOTrL

Louis A Tucker, thirty-nine years old, agent for
a silk ribbon manufacturing company. committed
suicide probably yesterday morning, by drinking
laudanum and then turning the gas IN his
room after HAVING shut the windows and stuffed
a Blanket into The transOm OF the door. the
Occidental Hotel al BfOome-st- and the Bowery
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
srQUEE TO COPPER COMPANY FIGHT.

SUIT To RECOVER PROCEEDS or 50.OoO SHARES
or OLD DOMINION STOCK.
Boston. Oct. IA sequel to the fight TOR control
OF the directorate OF the Old Dominion Copper
Mining and Smelling Company last April. when a
local firm of brokers displaced the BigelOw man
agement. came to-day in the filing OF a bill an
equity i'm the Supreme Court by the company
against Albert 5. Bigelow 20 recover the proceeds
OF 5000 shares OF stock.
1t Is alleged In the bill that the defendant. to-
gether with the late Leonard LewisOhn. Of New
York took S0O0 shares OF the stock in payment for
four maing claims which have never been worked
and which are of mere nominal value ana 1.0tS
shares in payment for their services and expenses
promoters OF the company.
IL Is understood that both parties 60 tne SUIT are
agreed the facts the question being as 20 the
legal rights of the directors In che matter.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15

ACCOMPLISHED IN so short time. OF course bust
nsss "a an kinds Is a little duh owing % the un
ceTtsintv about what the United states VIII DO "
the matter OF reciprocity. but everything Is as Vel
and even better than expected az the start OF OuF
exrerfment with self-EoveFnment
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
CUBAN CONSUL GENERAL ARRIVES.
SENIOR zAYAs LOOKS TO RECIPROCITY TO
AWAKEN THE ISLANDS sTAGNANr TRADE

AMANEN IhE ISLANDS STAGSANT TRADE
o. zayas. Consul General from Cuba to New
York arrived here yesterday on the steamer MORO
Castle he will probably establish the consulate
tn WaIl-st
There Is not much 20 saw eoncarn,n, Cub,
ahaiFs at present." he said on the pier. .Business
Is exceedingly dull row in Havana. but there is
some chance Of improvement this winter. We look
70 the passing OF the reciprocity bill 20 awaken our
iIaae from It's present stagnation"
- ue -NoasL former commissioner OF the
Cuban Economical Society at v,~b,,,,o, -.
arrived on the same steamer said tbat h. -
RtlssS .sS ooslnesA but that he should 20 10 Wash.
s - h 80 meet those whom he knew when ho
"a AZ el1cat capacity Affairs are mo-
- s8-essLus Vel n cuba said senior az Absd -
an -AEari~ed a. HI i-la-. - vhat ia hen
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15

world, the Roanoke. arrived here yesterday from
san Francisco with a large cargo OF California
wine and canned salmon. She had five thousand
barrels Of wine and l130o0 cases OF salmon She
let ssa Francisco on March 5 and Seattle on
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
autumn Reso Is.
NEWBORN.
TMR NOmRE.

BRLNRCLIFF MANOR -
miles from New York. the -. y. g. r. b. go
borough Station Most delightful suburban notel
Amer. a. located In the Westcheste HHs ~
looking the Hudson VIII main open until Deceo-t AZ
A. BAVE. MANAGER =.
Phone Briarch No l. BriaTClin Manor :" q"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15

Mr. Hays. Yho succeeds L. &. smith of St Al
bans as president Of the Central Vermont Railway
Company. is second Hce-presdent and genera,
manager Of the Grand Trunk Railway Company OF
Canada, the service OF which corporation he re-
entered about year ago. after having acted for =.
few months as president Of the Southern Pac,fc
Company The Grand Trunk controls the CentraI
Vermont. through ownership Of 81 is lOD ~ ts e.
10000 capital stock. "a ''' ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
POLICE CHIEF ATTACKED By WOMAN
UNLIMITED WEDDING GUEST MAKES IT HOT FOR
STAMFORD OFFICER
Inv rsLEGRAPH TO THE Tribune J

ibf TELEGRAPH TO THE IhibUNe-I
Stamford. Conn. Oct. 14-Chief OF Police Bow
man was the object OF a savage attack on the part
% an unknown woman here tonight. The woman
Was OF a thrOng OF several hundred who
crowded the walks and lawn OF tho Presbyterian
Church while the Tate-Van wedding was IN prog
Tess. she persisted In crowdins out on the side
Walk and when Chief Bowman requested nsr 20
slep back she struck him several times tn the tace
knocked hts hat of ~, .>.-s..vte. - A.-s him.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
c.MHAYs At HEAD OF CENTRAL VERMONT
GENERAL MANAGER or GRAND TRUNK sue
CEEDs +. e. SMITH

81. Albans. VI. oct. i4-Charles NJ HAYS q,
Montreal. elected president OF the Central
Vermont Railway at the annual meeting here To-
day.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-15
KEENERINPLACEoFAMEND
a.. \. 4. u. SUBSTITUTES HIs SAME OK
IIIHClAI TTCNET

sIn.rltsN .E,, DECLINE To CARRY or
TAMAIsNls = WISH THAT WHOLE judi
CuAI FICKET BE ISDORsED.