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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
IO EXTEND PHILIPPINE TRADE
commission Throws CoastWise Commerce
Open TO All NatiOnaiities.
.Spcctdl Cab. Despatch 10 THE Srs.

MANILA, Oct 2s-The Philippine Com
mission has authorized an ext tension Of
'he coastwi-e trade Of the archipelago so
'har shipowners Of any nationality NAV
Engage in it, This is regarded as a ble.s-
ing by the merchants. Heretofore this
'rsde has been practically a monopoly
in the hands Of Spaniards, who charged
eHorb'tant rates, they being protect ed
Nv the old Spanish laws. The new order
will probably result in notwithstanding
insnlar commerce. II is expected that a
large number of Germans, English Chinese
and Japanese will now take advantage Of
tho new registry regulations
The Chinese now control the rice stua =
ion and are 'mashing the English and
spanish pool VIII the aid OF { hina guilds
The wretched agricultural conditions give
poor trade prospects for next year.
The Philippine Commission has decided
20 devote see. 900. the profit Of Government
sales Of rice under Gen. Bells administra-
ion, including the profits derived from
tho concentration villages in Batangas
laguna and Mindoro. to the purchase OF
food 10 be distributed to the poor through
no civil officials in he provinces ment ioned.
II will also loan 81 500 Of the insuar fund
IN the province Of Ilocos for the purchase
Of food for the sufferers there The genera
suffering among the natives is the natura
result Of the war and pestilence. Per
mancnt relief cannot he expected unit il
1904, when, il j. thought, agriculture will
rayiye Gen. Bell, with the aid Of the
chief of the Agricultural Bureau, has 80
cured an appropriation for the purchase
u' seeds and machinery, and is taking great
rains to instruct the natives in American
methods of farming His soldiers have
discarded their guns for ploughs,
The constabulary. under IN" leadership
If an army signal man during the absence
uf tho inspector discovered a plot and
raidnd the Katipunan headquarters, killing
H." so-called General and Colonel and
'ap'uring Captain. All tho records of
Oh" society and lists Of tho members in
N" provinces Of Pampanga, Bataan and
u llucan wer" soizcd.
No now cases Of cholera were reported IN
Manila to-day, tout n" disease il spreading
u m" interior of the Island Of Mindanao
iSh"ro it l. attacking the Moros.
Gen. sumner has returned TO Camp
Wears. Island of Mindanao whore he is
preparing for the campaign against the
IoholliouS sultan Of BaColod. He antici-
patcS lively opposition He will carry or
the campaign on lines similar TO the opera.
ions against the Maciu Moros, using his
artillery whenever possible and saving hi
infantry. The Moro- in the vicinity OF
Lake Lanao now express friendship for
he Americans and are Offering to work or
ne military roads that Gen, Sumner IL
constructing.
The Army and Navy Club is preparing
series Of elaborate receptions in honor
of Gen Miles upon his arrival here on his
'pur of inspection,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
L. iROR SNOW FOR RRITTSHERS.
Two Visiting Delegates Just IN Time To
see How Comrades Quarrel Here.


Inc 'titraI Federated Ch'oh mad orh'S
two hours debate Yesterday over al ehor
mad,. Lv Martin r. MUIR hy, prs sident of
III, Wnrkinym,u,s L,.,.,a,ion tn d.fs,d
,t,i, ,,t, ,...,.,.,;., -, -.
h'D' Gnu i'' ''"'''" "s""'' -
ihaie oN th"' ~ som" 'iihe ago. fhoch
Edwards and MATHEW Arrondale. delegates
from III. British Trades Union Congress
Ia, c,,,,.n,i,,, az ia, Aue,ican rsj.,.
-. :.
va" VI i''p"' 70 'o nv" VI .>'Nen'"e' III
New Orleans. had landed in New York IN
the morning and "A, tended the meeting in
time 20 s,e how hro,horly American labor
a.ls,o,. ca,, Il.
va" o' ., ,.
murphy spoke Nv m'H a'i"i' MS oreahi-
cation holds an annual State convention AT
which the attitude Of Senators and Assem-
bIvn,n an lahot measures il renor,,si
Ia, - ,,,,,, ,,r.,,,,,I .a,, Ed q, 80.
'' NV" p'oi'"'0' '-''"'s wv" nv"
attitude toward these measures, and this
il printed and used as a campaign docu-
nlent Il VS. charged against the orsani-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
iIIIES NOT RESISTING.
Comply With InOcuiation Order 10 Cheek
the spread OF Plague.

Np' lH tdHe Dr'pdhh 10 IHE SIS.
CALCUTTA, Oct "a. Government
Of the Punjah recently took what il con-
sidered VAS an extreme step 10 prevent
the spread OF bubonic plague in that prov
iucr, 1t issued an order directing tina, the
entire Population should submit 10 inocu-
lation against the disease al the hand.
OF the sanitary officers. In, a. the same
time il was feared that the natives. with
their usual an,ipathv TO sanitary precau-
,ions, would bitterly oppose compliance
with the order
Much 10 the surprise OF the au horities.
however. no opposition II being offered,
and the work of incubation. which is a
tremendous task, is progressing satiSfac-
torily. A. ii.Stancne the Willingness of
the inhabitants 10 undergo the operation,
several native regiments nave presented
themselves IN bodies for th. treat inent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
GtIE THE ROlS HEIL4DONN.A
Both ~ the Victims VIII Probably Die
VANS Motive Unknown.

The Two boys who were picked up at
iloth street and Eighth avenue Saturday
night aud wer" then thought 10 he badly
intoxicated, were, according TO the j.
Hood Wright Hospi,a authorities. poisoned
with belladonna tn" hospital doctors
say they will die
The police are looking for The man who
is said Ia have given the poison to the
boys in Morningside Park His motive Is
not known.
The boys We're identified late last night
a. Louis and Antonio Defabio. 10 and .
years old. of 342 Fast 18th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
y. =. BEAvER DEtD FROW a FALL.
4 Lace Expert ami for Many Years an
Employee Of I. =. stewart.

James T. Beaver. one OF the oldest lace
experts in this city, died Saturday in the
Flower Hospital in his sevent y-ninth year.
He was suffering from pneumonia and
general debility and on Thursday night
tell in he kitchen of his home at 237 West
Thirt y-fourth street and fractured his
left thigh. just wear ago he broke his
right thigh and mad just began 10 gain
strength a, the time of the second accident.
For a number Of wears Mr.. Beaver was
superin endrnt of A. T. Stewards lace
department, and later was in charge OF
The lace depart ments at h Is. Clafin's and
r.. 8. Jarrav's.
One of Mr. Beaver daughters is dancer
and il al present with Mascagni's company
in the production of Iris D."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
SCANDAL ~ 4 REGIMENT.
RIVALRY Oficers on Leave Recalled to
Their Post In India.

NVftTd' 'd'T UFNp0TIT 70 The Wy
LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Army and Nary
Gazette prints a sensational story concerning
a distinguished cavalry regiment that is
now stationed IN India, The paper says
that all the officers II this regiment who
were home on leave were to return forth
with, and they started for India on Fridays
steamer.
The secret of the extraordinary al air wa.
well kept, but it is understood that some-
thing very serious happened recently in
the mess on great guest night. The
immediate result was that number of
officers were placed under arrest. 40 many,
indeed. that the recall of all the others
became necessary in order to work the
regiment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
hit ny TWO CARS: Nay DIE.
Ambulance Sent tor Rowan Breaks Down
Also and the surgeon IL Injured.

Luke Rowan, - years old Of 800 East
Thirty-fourth street. was knocked down
10y an astbound Thirty-fourth street car
at Second avenue last night, n" was
thrown under car going in tho other di-
r"ction. His skull was fractured and his
righ, hand crushed.
call was sent To Bellevue Hospital for
an ambulance. In coming up First avenue
a wheel foil on the ambulance at Thirty
frs, street II was block before the
driver finally stopped the ambulance Ivy
pulling The horse mp on tn" sidewalk, DT.
Orr jumped N before the ambulance was
stopped and spraincd his ankle
Another ambulance was sent for. biIi
before it arrived Rowan had b.'en carried
to the Polytechnic Hospital, His right hand
was amputated and the doctors said that
they thought he would die from his niurics
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
| MISS GOtLUS NEW CLIBHOt Sc
To Bc Built Not Far From Her Residence.
for the Uencnt Of the Poor.

TAsRyTowN. Oct. 20 Work will DO
started tomorrow on new clubhouse
which Miss Helen NJ Could will build on
Sheldon avenue for the benefit of the poor
people Of Irviugton and Tarrytown The
clubhouse. which will be two stories, will
he not far from Lyndhurst and will cost
about $500 The architecture will bc
colonial
II will be he headquarters Of Miss GOuld's
manual training school and sewing school
On no lower floor there will he a gymnasium,
for young people. The second hoor will
bc devoted TO a cooking school, Miss
Gould has arranged TO hire expert cooks
in Manhattan. who will teach the poor girls
who live near Lyndhur-t how to, cook free
OF charge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
BRITtIN'S REBIkE no GINA.
Onlcia,s Attend No Ceremonies because
Of kiuNS Of Missionaries.


SHANGHAI. Oct 2s-The preliminary
funeral services over the body Of tl,e fat her
of Sheng, Taotai and Director Of Railways
took place to-day. They were attended
by the leading residents Of the city and all
the members Of Tho consular body except
the British.
II is probable that tho non attendance Of
the British consular star was due 10 the
present disagreement between the British
and Chinese over the recent murders of
British missionaries in the Province Of
Human British officials are sta wing away
from all Chinese ceremon MES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
FIRE IN The MILLS BUILDING.
" RECkS THE NEW FLOORS or
THE WALL STREET WING.
WOrkmcn Mere Adding Two stories and
the Blaze started IN some of Their
Materiai-I.Ittle Damage 10 the
Trnantrti part and the Loss u small.

The firemen made quick worl, of a blaze
which started YESTERDAY evening in the
TWO newly constructed upper floors of the
Wall street wing Of the Mills Bridir <.
Al one time the fire. with the help Of Chief
Cookers s'archliglits, sent up a column OF
light that illuminated Wall Street TO III.
front of Trinity Church
The fire WAS confined TO the Wall street
wing. which !, about sixty feet deep. How
il started Chief Croker dLin't learn The
worhmen are putting rwo new floors on the
old s'Ncn-s'ory wing and IA the course
Of their work were usi.. a lot or tinb.rs
and pieces Of scafolding. Il Is thought
that the frr started in this stun. Soon
after III" blaIo wa> discovered ,he fire
was leaping cut oi "A hole tina, had been
left in the temporary wooden roof and was
coming out ot tn" windows ON III. eighth
and ninth floors. Soon N" flames reachei
the scafiolding AROUND the front windows
of the eighth floor.
A. soon a. Chief Croker arrived a second
and then "A third alarm were sent In Then
the hrein-n got TO work on the inside OF
the building, Around an unused elevator
shaft in IA" Wall street wing the fire was
particularly h"t and spread through the
woodwork nearly to the seventh floor.
II was put out Their" in a hurry.
The building il equipped with stand
pipes and in addition 10 these the hremeii
took several lines of hose from the street .
The heat and the water ioos,ned the new "
placed mortar ON the ninth floor and when
a part of the temporary roof burned away
and dropped down, the mint IA floor tav,sl
IN under the weight and laI died with smash
lNf hat stt. a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
kIILFD HIMSELF Ar TABLE.
Peterson shoots Himself In the Presence
~ Two women

Alfred Peterson killed himself las, night
while Ting supper with his sister in law
Mrs Nellie johnson. and a friend, Sophia
Sophgren. Peterson. who was a piano
maker, had been ont of work and was
Respondent.
He lived with his sis,er-in law who kept
house for him az %6l Third avenue. They
invited tho Sophgren girl to have supper
with them last night.
When the meal had been almost finished
Peterson took a revolver from his pocket
and shot himself in he head. He was a
widowcr and about 46 wears old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
DANES non NORE A(TI|E.
Take steps TO Develop West Indian Islands
They Wouldn't Sell.

NptUU Iu5f UrspUlh 70 THk Sun
CoPENHAGE%, Oc;. "a. The party that
has successfully opposed the Ce-siono of the
Danish West Indies 20 tie | ni,ed States
has se' 20 work 20 maze great efforts Ia
show what private enterprise can do TO
develop The islands.
In addition 20 the West Indian Company,
which will establish "A steamship line he
tween Baltic ports and the islands. another
organization known IA the New Plantation
Company has been formed. The pros
pectus Of the new company has not vet
been issued, but i, intends 20 exploit the
rational cultivation Of sugar and tobacco
in the islands and eventually fruit
On the Government side only a radical
reform in the administration Of the islands
il, expected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
Hudson valley Trolley strikers Quiet

SARATOGA, Oct "a Major Davis. com
handing IN" four companies Of tho Second
Regiment, National Guard, doing strike
duty on tho Hudson Valley Railway this
evening reports that quirtness prevails
along he line of the iO-rnile trolley system
II j. said that tho railway company ha-
engaged number Of new non-unOn motor
men to I'LL the places of those whose con
tracts ended on Saturday. and II L. feared
that the presence Of the ncw strke-l reak-
crs may lead the lawless element to renew
their acts OF violence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
FOUND COL. THTRSTON'S SWORD
which lie Lost In the park Coming From
the wilson Battery Festival,

Former Deputy Police Commissi oner
Thurston lost his sword in Central Park
on Saturday afternoon. Col. Thurston
knew that no had lost his sword when he
got home. but didn't know where. He had
been to tho dedication Of the Wilson Battery
Armory in the Bronx and had come home in
a carriage.
The sword was found by Policeman Finnc-
gan on the East Drive az iO9th street. on II
was the inscription TO Major y b. Thurs
ton from Ma ior Gen. r.. A. McAlpin"
The police returned the sword 10 Col.
ThIrston yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
lourt Calendars This DAY.

>ppcla,c Division supreme Court Recess.
supreme Cour, special Term ran I. Motion
calendar called q, 1919 \. NJ, rarl li,EH par,r
i,s7 1852? ,ss iai7 1859 ,aeo ,,2s, 1921, ions i2i,
1882 1854. liza. 1870 General calendar Nos. $50.
ISL cas- op. s20, 1905. 100 81. ~ s5s. S4e, 7a3
l,s go ai7, iOi5 00i 81. So g72, il?7, ilG3. Part
IL Clear cases from Part III. rar, N..Gasc
unfinished cases from Part ~. Part VI. Case
Part II. case unfinished short CauScs N0S.
iss ss,7 essi eoo2 ei?i Ilis. coz os, o7e, tsos
6I.i 05s5 O70? 67, s?,? 400, 1872 7eos i7a2 Fart
so siW al - sSJ. a,l iO12 esi,.. ie,n ~ e;I.
lo,a l?a'' i:" i,SS'3, ~ ESQ l%;: ISS! NS,,'
7,e, s37 $50 sOi. sa?. s1 cii'a, iSa, 81 Osa esi.
part " cas-" unfinished. Case from pari III,
c' sssc unfinished cases from from Var, III ranvli
vilI case unfinished Nos Ss,, l:l7. 1898, ~
1923 1851. Isl. i?7I, s5l, 80, a?2, oa9. 77s'g lU3i
tra5 7'o', ~. G?a, sn7 ii?i. 2a3, t@i sp', 1890
Gl2i $50 l!s5 'n7o noa c?l io5i ie4 l?al $50 as
7s4. S?as 1873 i2s? ,?,5 1888, l?iS iSl5, i!,s an
sSn3 aS, i57i. Part IN. clear. Cases iron,
PART VIII Part y. CaSc unhni>U"d cases from
VII "a; XII "nSn,hSd c"se, rom rom
gar, VIII rsu NiiI-tlcar cases from Par
wills OF Anna " Ferris Wbcr, Sampcl, Rosc,,,
y, 'MeIsion, Thomas Carson, irrdctics g. NuSscl
At 1850 a NJ Edward F. j Van relt at u \. NJ
Trial Term No day calendar.
Nos 1873 iSxs 1870 iSis tssn 1875. iao ieio. isi
1912. 1919. eli. 1919, ~, i2st. iri rar,s IT,. III
and end I.hdiou,nsd 70! 'hc t.rw PAL PAL ~ clear
600. ,?;e, ioiH. 'ss5. '?? 500, AS, ?9s INA ,:a1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
LEASES 4 SCHOOL, HIMSELF.
principal Pcrrinc Of brooklyn Takes the
Responsibility.

II became known yesterday tina, Principal
Charles Pcrrinc Of Public School 100 al Coney
Island had leased in his own name for one
year The Brighton Chapel. a small Congrcga-
tional church. 10 10 used as kindergarten
Perrino said Yesterday that he had done
this on his own account To obtain place for
forty small children who wore a, present
crowded ont of hs school and that he hoped
that his action would hc approved hy the
Board 81 Education.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
JOTTINGS aROlT TOM.

The Central Federated Union decided Yesterday
10 demand ~ the Department ~ Cor frrton that all
uniforms o' the institutions under the department
he union made.
80 Inc Roy, ". \, Levi, Parks. rector Of Calvary
ChGrch. has been elected to the Board OF Managers
81 the EpiSc' pu church Missionary Society 10 MI
me vacancy caused hy the death OF Dr,n Hoffman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27

1t is stated 10y tho firm that these pricrs
are subject TO II duction in a few days
Some Of the Manhattan firms promise &C al
AZ q Tomorrow and one firm NJ least prom
laos it at 50 50 to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27

A movement * on foot among Catholic
men who are college graduates To form an
association for mutual improvement, such
an organization has already been formed
in Philadelphia and the local organzat ion
will bc founded on tho same lines The
Philadelphia society is known ~ the Cath
ollie Alumni Sodaity. and the Rev. John
+. y, O'Conor. y. J.. formerly ~ ~. Francis
Xarier'S here. IL the moderator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
New Indcr.Secrc,ar, tor ireland.

.>ptdd CGhlc Despatch 10 Tar Srs.
LONDON, Oct. ?7.--The Daily Nsrs states
that Sir Antony MacDonncll has been APP
pointed permanent Under Secretary for
Ireland, in succession TO Sir David harrci,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
O"Toitl suns OTCidi-- sun D,
1907 ioOi 1892 1907. 1901. 1872
\. ". ~ ~ ~ CT. NJ. So So !S
~ NJ. So so 50 gP NJ, Sc az 81
Rla So. II Md 50 al, q

wAspISdroS FORECAST roR To DAv AND TO MORROW
For eastern New York ana lNcw Jersey, r,' and
MARINER 10 day, ldT ana cooisr 10 moron, rr6"pi
rdtn on the cooS; b-'st south winds becorrino U,r,
For New England rain and warmer to day; clear =.
ing to morrow, with cooler In ives, and nor'h por.
tons brisk southeast winds IN the coast.
Tor eastern Pennsy vania, rain and warmer
to day. rain to morrow with cooler In west por
,InnS, brisk south winds,
For Delaware. MARYLAND. the District Of Columbia
and Virginia rain to day and to morrow. hrls,
south winds becoming west.
For western New YORK. showers, followed h.
'alr and cooler TO day. fair 10 morrow; brisk west
winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
Mary Lynch Died OF Natural Causes.

Coroner's Physician Weston Yesterday
morning performed an autopsy on the body
Of Mary Lynch, found in her apartments.
1911 East Twenty-lhird street. on saturday
The physician decided that the death was
due 10 Bright'S disease ard cirrhOsis of the
IN.nr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
contributions 10 the Miners stopped.

Tho Central Federated Union at its meet =
ing yesterday decided that IL il no longer
necessary to keep up cont ributions in aid Of
the anthracite miners, but pledged itseh
To aid them in every way possible in any
future emergency.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27
Ripans Tabules. doctors md,
4 good prescription for mank Ind.
MARRIED.

BOURNE wAY.-On Oct. 25, 1902. in the chan, ~
Of ~. Thomass Church. by the Rev Dr. Stires,
louise Angelo Way, daughter OF James =,
Merriam. Esq, 10 Charles GrlSwold bourne.
n tRl.OW -BEARDSLEN. On Saturday Oct. az
Al the residence OF the brides mother RI
Clinton az, Newark y. J by the Rev Lyman
Whitney Allen. ID, Henrietta Churchill,
daughter o' Mrs Henrietta c. and the ls,e
george Austin BeariSley. TO Augustus do
PsySt,r Harlow OF Bath y Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-27

II repairs broken health
Isyne's Tonic Nermi'usc. tdr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-12-10
Holiday Excursion Rates.

During the holidays, Central of
Georgia Railway will sell excursion
tickets at rate of fare and third
round trip, minimum rates, whole
tickets 80 cents, half tickets p centsl,
between all ticket stations on its line,
and from points on itsl line To points
on connecting lines south of Ohio and
Potomac and east of the Mississippi
river, as follows: Tickets will be sold
to the general public December %, "a,
p, 80 and 81, 1902, and January lst
1903, limited, January Bird. 1903, for
return passage. Tickets will he sold
to teachers and students of schools and
colleges upon presentation and surren-
der OF certificates. December Is %,
1902, inclusive, final limit January s,
Central of Georgia R'y offers
perfect passenger service between all
principal points in the states Of Ala
bama and Georgia. For further in
formation apply TO nearest agent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-12-10
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.

Monroe Adams is to hang for the
brutal murder of his wife and grown
daughter at Americas. Adams was
tried for his terrible crime, and
a verdict of guilty was found, with
but short delay. Judge Littlejohn
sentenced Adams to be hanged Dec.
30, in private.
The most stubbonly contested demo-
cratic nomination Montezuma has ever
known was that to select candidates
for mayor and alderman. The primary
resulted in the nomination of YanceY
Hill for mayor and J. Fl. Robinson, j.
E. Reid, T. E. Mckenzie and w. E..
Vance for alderman.
Willard Lee, the slayer of the girl
he professed TO love, in Atlanta, says
that he is ready to meet his death at
the time appointed. The date which
has been set for the hanging of Lee is
Tuesday, December %, 1902, JUST two
weeks from yesterday, which will
be just two days before Christmas.