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New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
NoIiCr 10 Crcoliols

PURSUANT to Section = OF Chapter 80 OF the
Laws NJ 1902 notice Is hereby given to all creditors
oC Manhattan Real Estate and Loan Company q New
present claims with the vouchers thercf
me his office. No 2I7 Broadway Borough
~ Manhattan. of $"v York. Room 1910. % be
r1r. he 22ud 90 July. 1892
Dated. April 1ffE. 1907. ALFRED r. HALL
Receiver % Nauhattan Real Estate Loan
nan u
-6SF:i'H y TI-T@rI.E Attorney for Receiver.
Broadway. Borough 90 Manhattan. New YORK CITY.
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6nrroqates Notlces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County New
York notice hereby given all having claims
against Daniel Murray OF County New
deceased. vouchers ne
subscribers, place ting business
Once OF Andrew Wilson. No lJi Nassau Street.
CITY Of New York. Borough Of Manhattan bcio.e
the 10th day Of October
dated New York. the 18th day of April. 1902
ANDREW WILSON. Attorney for Executors. I54 Nassau
ST. Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK y Y.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon. \ bner G.
Thomas a Surrogate County OF York s0tics
s hereby given to all having claims Anna
meyer. late Of the County York. deceased pre-
me same With vouchers thereof the subscribe
ms pace or iransacting business
nand shack at Nos 59 81 Pine Street Borough Of
MAJ @Mahhattsn: IN the city ot New York. before
10th day 1902
Dated New York day of December. 1901.
EDWARD MEYER, Executor
,, ESSDINAED SHACK Attorney for Executor. so
fins street. Borough OF Msahsstan, City Of New York
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DENNSYLVANIA
e

-
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third streer -.
brosses and Cortlandt streets. @'' Os'-
Cortiandt streets is fire minDtcIn tgSnTosses ,s and
9"t,oS sh"f Si'sH Rce%i SSi% her for thT
80 a VI FAST MAII-Limitel two Buffet Psr,,
TO bSS gS S6 ceb 5S ta I,,5arT 55ps Car P'5sOus
az 4 Vi; FAST Ft!>I[ LlNEvP,1urs ana Cleveland
CeIarHent ssepins Diains smoklng and 66serpsa 661sra
1.:i3 p. VI. CiIi@NG6 AND i:;i-S ST. LOUIS Exppvss
For Toledo Louisville Via C'aciaHStH I-NFfSsss- IIs-
3-I,5 y. W. 81. LOUIS E2,FREss.-For Pittsbur.
= W. i'S wfSTEBS ls5%zj,l lZrEFs Is5- Pnmg Car
.55 p VI FaSiFIC fxPf:F.ts Iilf. .oF F,r p,.--,--
s.:3 y. VI CLEvEIAND RNG AS 5!fv;fySsa.yyi SfSa5ay
AslIIHCToH, ASn ms ''5 sorP Tr'PTfiEH''-
t' 50 32' diuinE can. icfr tceslrosses gr5 Coz
a'AII StISgls' no ~ binn5 can 100 dining Can
cars S25 Dining c1r = DINING cr i 5 lTiais TBiiaiins
carr y D. m u 10 night SUNDAY S5 20 . o. qSSOl1ias Ming
9 @ '@5 ,5Da2c lp 'ip'PS % Car, A. III 80 Dining Carr
80 Dining Carr, . % Dining carr t55 Dining Car
SoTTIlERN RAILw >Y.-Expless a.25. 425 p. m. Iaio
ATLANTIC. COAST LINE,-Ezpress. o,25 a. n. and :,
sEARoARD AIR LINE RAI1.wAY.-.Fl,-5a -,
NJ MMetropQlitan Limited" u 80 daily. Express
NORFOLK AND WESTERN R1I.wAY-For Memphi,
cfESAFEAEE & OHIO 'RAII.WA4-755 III a. m. v...-
FOR OLD PoTNT COMFORT and NoRFOLK-L55am
week days and 80 p IN daily,
ATLANTIC CITY--9J5 a. m and 30 p. m. weekdays
sundays I-55 a IN. Through NestIhuIct Trains RnSs
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays Ps--
Tor smoking Car. Parlor Cars. Dining Car ami Sa15
Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY--l2.jJ p m week DAYS
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad finn,
West Twenty third street Stationl. $50 a. u a0
= . 30, -" and 45j T. M sundays. . a m
200 Grom DeshrCsses and Cortlandt Streetsi 30
900 a. m. 1880, : so 80. 40 and 30 2. m. sun
. ~ -, - FOR FIimADELrHA.
6lo tDeshrosses and Eortandt 62N. . . 7S5
- $40 % dining Carr. - Peuua- mted 10 Ia
ll'eShro-ses and Cortlaudt Streets Dining cam
IVd1 dining carr llJI "a l3Sj Dining Carr IN
tpesbrpsses and CorJlanJt streets 2o 255 Q p Din
ing carr $50 425. - Dining carr $50 Dining car,
80 Dining Carr 7.JJ. S.25. 500. % T. m. 10 "a
night sundays. 61o. 7-JI ccacLesI- - SIS X
Dining carr. Y55 GLmitedl 300 1U.5J GJiuiug C4rI
a. m. l255 Dining Car. 15J Dining carr. 325 Din
ing car 800 . ,D.ninz ar i55 DiH.1g Cari SIS
Dining Car1. 30. >-25 S5J. @ - b. m. night
Tickets offices Nos 46l. 1886. 15 IN Broadway;
l>2 Fifth Avenue toelow 2ad ST.. 1 Asr1- House:
west twenty third station stations o.
IeshrosseS and Cortlaudt Streets. Court Street sen
Fulton Street. 9S Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Amer
station Brooklyn station. Jersey CITY The New WORK
Transfer Company VIII call for and check hasgsgs
from hotels and residences through destination
Telephone -alf Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
tFeneral Manager General Pass'r Agent
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he lives in England and works in the English
language. In his native land he served in the
army an artilleryman, belonging 10 the Sth
Regiment. His post of duty was the driver
seat Of gun carriage where he is said to have
handled the reins with conspicuous ability.
What this means in point Of nerve and skill
will be apparent to every one who has seen
rapid artillery manHuvres.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

HAZARD oRG-2aGE2lGAT Lime.
T1yIE-S'l}I.W ENVEESS SERVICE.
It'tttt 'Iii t'liEItf.ftI. .FtO3-llAMS ittT.
a Victoria 1u ,uTnbia Iure .. 10 AN
= Bsm.rr Ai.,y - 10 AM A. Victoria. June L. 10 AN
every Thursday hereafter
THESE Steamers cargo
"WIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
pI.NNDI TIL REOURti-HAMBJI I;ti-
Wallersro MAY $50 I'M Wet Luise June 10. II An
Pe1usy -. June 10 An
Pretoria June = 4:3O FN IltFi June Il. PM
Ard every Tuesday hereafter
NEDfTEREA%<AN SERVICE
NI-W-YORK- NAPLES GENOA
Ialatia June 3 = IN Pho'uCa JUue Is, : PM
HANBJ RG AMERICAN LINE
Offices, 81 and - Broadway. Piers. HOboken y j.
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BY THE OCEAN. SOUND AND BAY.
COOLED BY SEA BREEZES.
DOCTORS SAY

that during the heated in New York vou
must take wife and the children ana IN '''
GO TO The MOUNTAINS
OF sullivan. Ulster. and Delaware Counties \ Y on
the main line and branches Of the York Ontario
ana western Railway. region Of absolute HEALTH AT
aO' IsitA E COST 1000 feet above the pure
AF Inre Water Pure MIX and only three ride on
'ne cars send cents for postage the .n.d
or can and free At oces below the srperly illus
1rated Book: 'SU MINER HOMES 200 pages II
gives lis. or Hotels Farm and Boarding Houses. witt,
hei- location rates Of board facilities attractions SC
On May 10Th and Both Excursion tickets a reduced
Thtes VIII be sold at 42a Broadway. l35i Broadway
cry prlces giving an opportunity
ms a summer home and also enjoying a days nsh ing
Monday. June ~ "
u NEW YORK. ? Park Place 1I3. l3l 1G5 49, 1854,
LOO broadway. 2S7 4th Av. 2$5 columbus Az l.3 Tas;
l23th St 273 West l25tn ST Av.: ticket Offices
Franklin and West +2d Ferries
IN IN bRookLYN; Cour: St. $50 Fulton St. Broad
Passenger rates. . a mile
J. O. ANDERSON.
General PASSENGER Agent 80 Rc,vcr s.. Y
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CfCur5ioE6.
DurtIilou Sale.
NEM YORK SL-rEEAlE coL-Er c-,mtr {


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County Of
New Y7rl.-Joh2 Iie4rv Halkeu. plaintiff. against
an lntcrocutoTy Judgment Of Partition and sale duly
made entered the above entitled action lea-.r,
date the second day o May. 1902 l. TIE undersigned
referee IN said judgment NAMED. viii sen public
the New YORK Real F.S .hauvc -alusruaul
III Broadway, IN tie city New Eorau-h
haitian on the twenty seventh day u: Ma. 1902
clock noon that day. Ly Bryan L. keaua.IN. .l,-
uoneer, the premises directed 10y said Judgment sold
ana therein described follows. All that certain lnt.
piece OF parcel uf land. with the building thereon 'sr'.
situate lying and being In the Eighteenth Ward the
City OF New York bounded and containing reiuv.e.
Beginning at npnt the uurthrrIy fiEHt.eura
and one half 4zJ inches westerly from Tine Third Avenue.
ana running thence westerly spug the u1-taerly
Eighteenth street eighteen as feet Gul inches:
'ntnGe noTtheT!y through party wall % said building and
Ialltl 10 the Third Avenue 10 h" centre line ,r
MOCK between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets
eas'eTlN along said centre line and parable" EiEht-.i
street eighteen ilNl Fee' ten 40 Inches.
through party wall ~ said fui-4lrs parallel
hd Avenue, 20 fn" ncrlhoTy side uf i-iutfert
he place Of beginning said lot being eighteen Gl
}h lC1 inches IN 'front.' and IN the hy alf the block
m eeph ou either side. said being known
tHe street Number l5l East Eighteenth Together
WIN az the right u'" and interest of the said parties
Of the first part in and 20 Eighteenth
said premises.
Dated. New York. Nay 2nd. 1902
~ NICHOLAS SCHROEDER. Referee.
CARL j. HEYSER, Esq. Attorney for Plaintiff. ls9
MONTAGUE street. brooklyn New Ncrl, city.
! ne follow nR is diagram Of the 10 solI
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BAlTIMORE e 0Hl0 RAILROAD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WESl - SV1OENC HRIL6OHOs
Trains leave Franklin Station YCrk follows.
later foot West 4-d ST. y. R:
-tlu \. M--FOr INTERN. points tn Albany.
tIl:2O A M.-tI Hudson Riy. & Moh- Express.
y 90 4. M.-Chicago Express.
s2:25 I. M-Cont. Lin for Detroit Chicago 81 Louis
T. Ne For Hudson River Points 4 Albany.
s6.l5 L M-FuT RoCh. Buffalo. CleVe'd & Chicago
TIA +. M.-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit Louis.
sg-IS L. M.-FOr Syra-. RuCl. Mag Falls Det & Chi
'Day. tDatIy except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn Annex.
M. / a tt0:45 a NJ tS O6 Z. NJ Leaves Jersey
city T. r. l. sta, No. at III 90 a NJ No At 1913
= NJ Time tables principal hotels and CfHceS Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Westcott's Ex
a. Il. SMITH. = r LAMBERT.
Gen'l Superintendent Pass'r Agent
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5nrroqatcs Nonrcs.


IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon Abner
G R a R 5 70 Of a. @m anS 9ann of S noa ase@ a
JIsey. deceased, TO present me same with vouchers
asiTS at the M o Of fTaaSs p GdrasH 30 80 Ffan
In street, in the city d New York. on before the ls
Dated Ne York G M 2 day M&6q f 59na3} n3natsin,rn ls
A~-f.fS = cAp( Attorney A,II,o, rts-ratrty
80 Frankn street Manhattan New YORK City
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER of Hon.
YORK notice hereby given to al 2esons h''ng claims
ceased present thereof 10 the
s4fsers'r at his place Of transecnE business a. 1e
a3 s~ee ior%ps4 Of - Ma3hatian @ IA in The Gty Of New
Dated New York '4s Tr6y 81 "a Gay @ Of M7r' 9@?
M e %AN {9g AS54Ty Of N To
iolN ny.
IN PURSUANCE of an order IT Honorable
Abner e. Thomas. Surrogate of the County OF
" fo GGfGe @ Is @ hS5e6Y Eiysn to an PeTsGRs % having
q New York decess~d .,,s 20 present the same with
o-,nE business at tie 2ice OF Ronald x Brown. Nnm.
~ yo nS Borough me Of Manhaan en- r6 or Sfp Hy s os
:-,e'utn &ay Of june next 49, ~
Dated MAR4 e INGES McdG1HSEss. t;G Eneou,rrx
beF a9o hroaGa % s u ugh y Manha'tan Se~ York
NTILN. SUSAN.-In pursuance of m order
~ o.; Hon Ahre~ o. Thomas. a Surrogate of the County
of Ne" Yo notice is hereby given To- all persons having
York dccc4e present same with vouchcrs thereof
10 the al PS & a. van 1ee Business
MaaGa5}aa il city of YORK, on or before he
Dated New York, he 10Th day Of Junaary. 1902
AATHAN 5hTH2S < < SM6aaAtS MosasAMAS
"oT5 P e 42F9ss New @ g Wall Street.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Abner
l. c. Thomas, Gurrogate of the County Of New York
notice hereby all persons having claims
Elizabeth Rosenbaum. late Of the County Of New York
deceased pre-ent the vouchers to
the sgbser6ers at their PLACE OF mSnSsctng m business
Borough Manhattsq in The city Of New YORK.
Dated New York The ION DAY q N2xe@9GE 1901
soil1oSM6oS 55l6S6 s X i,oTticHHEM LicH4EAsrErx. M
Place Borough OF Manhattan. Y. City.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Frank
T Fitzserald Surrogate Of the County Of New York
ssans sias g croft late Of ths County Of New York.
g 5ae as 5 a m IN P2I % q CIV an @ o % m T
fore the sth day OF November next
Dated New York. the seth day of April. 1902
sTRAsBoURGER. VEIL. EscHWEGE & sciiALLFN.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Frank
& '5ssrd E 4 ga Of the Gcqn & Gt MsT YG5
James Mis smith late of hs COUNTY of New York de
subscriber her place Of ansactug business the once
Manhattan, in the Ctg OF Sew York. before the
Dated New york ,ge jwsaue,h day Of February 1902
THOMAS ! FGRRA<. Attorney f1r AfuAnistrntrX. 20
Nassau Street borough ~ Manhattan. y Y
IN pursuance of an order Of Hon Abner C.
Thomas. a Surrogate the County Of New York
notice is hereby given all having claims
Emma @. Milmnc, late Of the County OF de
ceased the with vouchers
subscriber his place of transactiug business 4O
Produce ENrhHuEc Building, of Whitehall
Beaver Streets !n tho City Of New York before the
fifteenth day II August
Dated New York. tho 3rd day of February. 1892
CHARLES f. MILMINE. Administrator.
s. FI.SSENDIsN. Attorneys for Admnlstra-
tor. 271 Broadway. New York.
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IURG. rOTTSVILLE AND
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR BAtFIMORE AND WASHINGTON.-1
L. VI. IL 10 r1l
'Frou Liberty s. only. 'DaiIy daily ev--ct sunday.
Allentown
Offices Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry llS e5t 4sa
l@Vp 1881 Roadway. 1S2 9Th Ave - Union square West
l9S East l2dth 81 212 West I25tn
New York 4 Court 81. 34 Fulton St Brooklyn. %
broadway, Wt.lamsbuSS New York Transfer caIls
FOR and checks baEgage 10 destination
W. G. RESI.ER G. N BURT
Gen'I Manager Cien-l Piss gent.
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y T tINtN + VI IN UIWIT Ut IIVII ItIIIh
T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County New York
Notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against Sias g. croft late Of the County Of New York
deceased, the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber. h place transactng business,
2G East l25th Street in The city of New York be
fore the Nth day OF November next
Dated New York the Both day of April 1902.
CHARLES =. CROFT. Administrator.
STRASBOURGER. We'll. ESCHWEGE x SCHALLEN.
Attys. for Adm. 1872 Nassau st. y Y. CITY.
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IN PURsUANCE Of an order Of Hon. Frank


T. Fitzgerald. a Of the County Of York
notice all having claims against
James Mills Smith late Of the County Of New York. de
ceased present the with vouchers thereof the
subscriber her place II transactins business the once
Thomas Curruu. No. - Nassau Borough Of
Manhattan of
day Of Septeuhsr
Dated New york the twentieth day II February.
MARY ANN SMITH. AdmnIst
THOMAS !. CTRRA<. Attorney r1r Aduinlstratrix. 20
.-..t It.rL-tr rl II [. .-ft
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The novelists are gradually exploring the
United States in their search for local color and
distinctive characteristics. A new field appar-
emily has been found 10y Ripley y. Saunders in
the L'Anguille Valley of Arkansas and its peo-
pie though hitherto neglected fiction they
intimately known to this author, and MI
Saunderss novel. John Kenadie " is said to be
a worthy addition the national literature in
its Interpretation of a little known phase Of
American life.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
Gl.D DONl1M0OM lONIE

For ol Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth, Pinner's
Point Newport News Va. connecting Petersburg
Richmond N.ren'o 6each Washington, D. g. and entire
South West
Freight Passenger steamers SAIL from 70
y r.. foot of Reach ST.. ever, week AZ ; p NJ
H. E WALkER Traffic Manager
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
TG1E OUEERI, ,
Summer Resorts.

4 LENWooD AND COTTAGES In the Pines. largest
VI hotel Lake Borcsven. terms 81 SI4
w. 9. MOuND. lINdeNile
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

For II Guayra. Puerto Cdbcllo. Curacao and Mara
caiho VIA 'urtC"t-t atns also at san Juan. X.
. ~ -. From Roberts Pier, brooklyn.
> = INit NS Saturday MAY 81.
= = lliliNbtl ltiIN saturday
' ''"'
Epl LION. BLISS 4 pALLETT.
General Managers Front
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

hilaire Belloc. who has written of Danton
1na e Kooespierre and now is just publishing in
ne Road TO Rome" an account of a walking
'S1f through Europe. is a Frenchman though
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
LITERARY NOTES.
CURRENT TALK OF THINGS PRESENT
AND TO COME.

Leslie Stephens critical essay on Robert LOUIS
Stevenson viii be published in this country ny
the Putnams in their Ariel booklets ana VIII
make its appearance in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19


in the beginning Of Miss Stones story Of her
captivity by the brigands in Bulgaria the fact
that The first edition Of the May ''McCIure's"
was Immediately exhausted. and then a second
arge one The June magazine is now on the
press. and for this reason il is impossible 10
fh additional orders for about a thousand of
the May number that have come since the sec
ond editor exhausted
A Novel Of Yale and the American Revolu-
ton is the description of James Eugene Farm
ers story, "Brinton Eliot: From Yale to York
town. that the Macmillan Company will pub
hsh next week The opening chapters portray
life at Yale from 17T0 TO 1873 under President
Nsphtah Daggett, when the love story begins
The treatment Of the Revolutionary period in
PRODUCES number Of historical personages
The title Of the second in Dimitri Mereileov,
skis "trilogy" OF historical romances has bean
changed from The Resurrection of the Gods"
20 The Romance OF Leonardo da Vinci" which
more intelhgibly defines the subject of the book
The first Of the series, il will be remembered
was The Death Of the Gods" and the third is 10
be The Anti-Christ." in which the leading fig
rre VIII be Peter the Great
Hilaire Beloc, who has written of Danton
1na kooespierre and now is just publishing I'm
ne Road to Rome" an account of a walking
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19

Considering the success that John Luther
Longs Madame Butterfly" had the stage in
its dramatized form. it is not remarkable that
he has had six distinct and separate proposals
70 dramatic his latest book, Naughty Nan"
OF course. there can be no doubt that such
dranlatization viii be made and be seen by the
rllhliC before long
New-York tribune., 1902-05-19
IN nursnance OF an order OF Lon. Ahner

Thomas a Surrogate the County Of New York
notice is hereby given 20 all persons having claims
Emma @. Miminc, late Of the County OF New
present the with
subscriber. his Of business
Produce Exchange Building Of Whitehall nd
Streets. tho City New he
iay II August
Dated New York tho 3rd day of February. 1892
CHARLES T.. MII.MINE Administrator
FIARFINAE S FI.SSENDEN. Attorneys for Admlnlstra-
tor. 271 Broadway. New York.
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report which indorsed General Alger
was then adopted without an oppos'
ing vote amid loud and continued
cheering from the Alger supporters.
At the opening session Of the con.
vention Congressman Hamilton OF
Niles. temporary chairman. made an
address devoting his time chiefly 10
the tariff and trusts along the lines
similar 10 those of President Roose-
velt's recent speeches. He predicted
that a reciprocity arrangement hc
tween this country and Cuba would
be- perfected by the Fifty-seyenth con.
gress
The report Of the resolution com
mitiec culogized the late Senator Nc
MILAN and Justice Long. aud com
mended the state and national admin
istrations. This portion OF the re-
port Was unanimously adopted The
great struggle OF the Alger and Ferry
forces followed over the majority and
minority reports of the matter OF en-.
dorsing General Alger for senator
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ALGER IS NDORSED
Michigan Republicans Make Him
Their Candidate for Senator.
THE VICTORY GREAT
Opposing factIoas Made a Desperate
Effort Not TO Indsrse Any Candi.
date for senator-Csnnecti.
cut Democratic Ticket.

Grand Rapids Mich. Sept. 26.--Aft
er long and laborious session In
which more oraiory and enthusiastic
partisan strife were In evidence than
have been seen IN the councils of the
Republican party in this state for
many years. the Republican state con
yention Thursday lndorsed the sena.
torial candidacy OF General II. A. Al
ger. former secretary OF war. and
nominated William 4. Carpenter Of
Detroit for justice OF the supreme
court. to MI the vacancy caused by
the death OF Justice Charles d. Long.
General Ayers friends won a great
victory over the supporters Of Dex-
ter NJ. Ferris OF Detroit. the test Of
strength having been made on a mo-
tion to adopt the minority recommen.
dation OF the committee on resoiu-
tons to the effect that no expression
CT ;he senatorial candidacy OF any
one be taken.
The test vote by a roll call OF coun-
ties rejected the minority report by
. vote OF 427 to l5s. The majority
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-27

Dallas. Tex. Sept. 2s.-There are two
Republican factions 10 the Fifth con
gressi0nal district. One IL headed by
j. A. Robinson. a Lyon man, and the
other by j. ~ Baker, who Is an ad
herent of Hawley's.
Each OF these men claims 10 be coun
ty chairman and az their instlgation
two congressional conventions were
held ln this city Thursday.
The Robinson element adopted plat
form endorsing Roosevelt and reaifirm
lnEing party principles and nominated
5. ~ Lumpkln OF Bogque county for
congress. The Baker wing made no
domination. referring the question to
committee vested with plenary powers.
This committee Is 10 make a report el
a meeting 70 be held when called by
Chairman Baker.
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clinauon Of tue renUminuuUn snlca
the Republicans Of this district for
the eleventh time unanimously tend.
cred the Hon. D. -. Henderson. No
Official has been more anxious 70 keep
In touch with and faithfully represent
the well considered judgement OF his
constituents than has been Col. Hen
dersOn during all the long years OF
his congressional career. We have
faith In his patriotism and In his per
sonal and political integrity. We are
conscious OF his great mental power
and ability. We realize his superb
leadership and commanding influence
IN governmental affairs and believe
that his withdrawal means a great
loss 10 the people"
Judge Blrdsdall is about i5 years
old The only ONCE he has ever held
Is the iudgeship of the district court
which he resigned a year ago 70 re
sumo the practice OF law In Clarion
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steel Csrporatioa Wen.

Trenton. n. j.. Sept 26.-Justice
Van Sickle OF the court OF errors and
appeols has iled an opinion In the
United Steel Corporation case recent
ly decided by the court in the corpor
atoms favor. The opinion sustains
the constltutlonallty OF the act last
winter under which the corporation
undertook to convert $500 600 600
worth OF preferred stock into a like
amount OF bonds. This Is complete
victory for the United Estates Steel
Corporation.
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Po,,,,s., P,,.on.r. from Guam.

Manila. Sept. 26.-The transport
Sheridan from San Francisco has ar
rived here. She called al the Island
o. Guam and brought here 80 political
prisoners who took the oath OF ale
glance % the United States. Mabini
former president OF the Filipino su
preme court and Filipino minister OF
foreign Affairs. refused to take the
oath and vas kept a prisoner az Gan
No decision arrived at regarding Ma
bini but he probably will be left al
Guam indefinitely.
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- nla. 90 R.IIreaa ra..s..

Richmond. Set. 26.-Judge witt has
rendered a decision that a railroad en-
ploye. who also may be a STATE officer,
may ride upon a railroad pass given
him for services rendered as said en-
ploye The decision merely passes
upon the point that where such con-
slderatlon o. clearly shown that action
OF an official In accepting a pass does
not come within the inhibition Of the
constitution.
This decision is applicable also 70
fnenh-rs oi the legislature. who az
railway attorneys contracted with the
railways. giving them transportation
a. part OF their remuneration when 50
EXPRESSLY specified.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-27
Ier. R.pusIIe.r. lr.I.. m.na.r.en.

Hampton. la. Sept 26-Judge d. p.
Birdsall OF Clarion. Ia. was nominal.
ed for congress by the Third district
Republican convention. The nomina-
tion was made on the second ballot
by a vote OF IS TO 26 over C. Z. Ran.
sor OF buchanan. The Third district
II az present represented by the
Speaker David y. Henderson who re-
Gently declined a denomination.
The platform endorses the admin
lstration OF President Roosevelt and
then says:
We most earnestly regret the de-