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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-01-04

nee, at sydney, "
S. W....Su Hal,
murderer of Won
Ketteler, German
minister to China,
beheaded at Pc
king. .Boer inva-
sion of Cape Coll
ony considered
grave.
Roberts ar
rives In England
from South Africa,
and Is made an
earl by Queen Vic
toria.
HSir Alfred Miner
appointed gov. OF
Transv a q ! and
Orange River col
ony.
H-French kill 1000
Boxers In battle
n. a. A..
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-01-04
Record Of Year 1901
The Most Important Happen
anDs Briefly Reviewed.
ASSASSINATION OF MCKINLEY.
Sep. 4-Pres. Mckinley and party welcomed
at Pan-American exposition In Buffalo.

nota b lie Buffalo
speech In favor of
ira de expansion
and the isthmian
canal.
S-Pres. shot twice
by Leon Czolgosz
In Temple OF Mu-
sic at Buffalo ex-
position: wounds
examined and one
bullet taken out;
patient Is removed
to residence of Mr..
Mllburn, pres. OF
exposition.
Mckinley
thought to be out
OF danger and tor
first time takes
food through the
mouth
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Ahat 4AAasp
considerable Q Il
element.
Feb. l4-Saloon men
at Winfield, KAN,
retaliate on joint
ma S ers by
wrecking church
property.
Mar. 6-Rear Adj
miral Sampson re.
celves 1855 prixa
money for destrue-
ton Of Cervera'e
heet.
Apr. 2o-Biil In Col
restoring capital
punis hment BE-
comes law.
May 1-Pan-Am. en-
position at Bunaie
nrNnng
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miral HOwison serving.
I3-Rear Admiral +. ID. Ramsay appointed
to take Howison's place.
20-Schley inquiry resumed after intermis-
sion caused by Pres. McKinley's death.
N-Judge jeremiah Wilson, aged 70, senior
counsel for Schley. dies suddenly In
Washington.
N-Court refuses request Of Admiral
Sampson to be represented ut trial by
counsel.
Dec. l3-Schley court Of inquiry unani-
mously votes censure for "vacillation.
dilatoriness and lack Of enterprise" prior
to June and for inaccurate official re.
ports and misleading statements on coal
supply. Admiral Dewey, In separate fnd-
ing, gives Schley entire credit for the vic
tory at Santiago.
1S-Admiral Schley files bill Of exceptions
to majority findings.
1-Admiral Sampson files protest against
Admiral Dewey's minority report
H-Sec'y Long indorses findings OF majority
of court, and orders dismissal OF His
torian Maclay from service in Brooklyn
navy yard. Pres. Roosevelt personally
reprimands Gen. Miles for discussing
Schley case.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1902-01-04
THE scHLEY INQUIRY.
Jul. 1s-Sec'y. Long bars Maclay's naval
history from Annapolis academy on ac-

COull vi ti0t . II CkAt-
icism OF Schley.
AS e C y. or {
grants AID m ira
Schley's request
for court of In
CURRY.
&-Admiral Dewey
and Rear Admirals
Kim b erley and
Benham (retired)
named as members
of court.
30-Admiral Kimber-
ley asks to be re-
lieved from serv-
ing because Of ILL
ealth; Admiral
Howison named In
his stead.
Sep. 12-Schley court
ope n S. Admiral
d Q W e y sustains
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Jan. 21-Mrs. Carrie Nation and other W
C. T. U. women wreck 2 saloons at Wich-
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GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS.

Jan. 1-Benj. Odell Jr., inaugurated gov.
N. Y....Gov. Bliss (Mich.) inaugurated.
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FOREIGN.

Jan. Earl OF Hopetcun, LIST gov. gen. OF
Australian federation. takes oath Of Of
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
NEW-LONDON AFFAIRS.

New-London, Conn. July 10 (SpeciaD-There was
a great deal of disappointment in the Quagana-
poxet and Kohasst Golf clubs when the champions
from this part of the State. f. c. Hammond and
Robert Moore, did not gain better places in the
State tournament Quaganapoxet has just had a
complete renovation and is changing the officers
WOrkmen removing huge bowlder, weighing.
IL Is estimated about thirty tons from one part of
the Guthrie grounds to another where it is to be
I'm front of the house. facing the Sound to in
crease the picturesqueness OF the lawn.
Archibald Watts's big steam yacht America is in
the harbor, and Colonel De Funiak's yawl yacht
Foxie is at Eastern Point.
Richard Mansfield has decided to summer in Eng
land. SO his house has been let to r. G. Willis. of
James O'Nein has Miss Harriet Ford's play
In his hands. and is assigning the various parts to
his company.
Countess Esterhazy, who was Miss Collins and
who summers at the Pequot has arrived Other
arrivals are Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Du Pont, Miss
Case Frederick r. Parsons Mrs II. NJ. Ravens
croft Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Copeland. the Rev Henry
n. Scudder Henry r. Price, Thomas D. Hewitt.
Brower Hewitt and James l.. Ford, the writer
- At the Fort Griswold are Mr.. and Mrs j. T.
Denny. Miss Denny Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Denny.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Lewis, Mrs r. Van Zandt
Lane. Mrs J. NJ Williams: Mrs WilIord Llnsley.
MISS Brailliard T. w. Silock. Mrs Bertie Clement,
MT and Mrs. l.. r. Saunders. MT. ana Mrs q. L.
Fountain. Livingston Fountain. Mr and Mrs. a: s.
Clement, Miss Clement. Mr.. and Mrs o. N Whit
ney, j. A. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. X w. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. IL. &. Alger and Miss Alger or NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

each of them a cup of coffee with nv o.y
hands," This agreed TO. The Naib rbsn
persuaded the Chaamba that IL would nor ~
courteous TO receive the officer with arms tv
their side.
II offered to El-Kheir. to Hamma-ben-Yousa,
each cup of coffee. The cavalrymen inr,a
diately fell upon the three men so designated
and garroted them / set out to capture tba
murderers on April L. 1898. / arrived at Form
Tatahouine and delivered them over 10 ths
French authorities June % the journey bav-
ing lasted eighty-four days"
The NaIb came to Paris to see the Marouisa IA
Mores, and was subsequently employed 5v the
government on dangerous missions. He ae
companied the Flamand expedition to In-Salah
and greatly distinguished himself in yarious
actions, receiving the Cross of the Legion os
Honor. and was promoted to the grand OF Aeh,
NaTb had an important command under
General Servieres in the Touat expedition. and
was killed in the combat of Charouine on MARI,
s. 1901
OF the three alleged assassins of the Mar1u;.
de Mores delivered by the NaIb to the French
authorities only two Ieft-El-K Kher and
HANNA -ben-Cheik HANNA Yousef having
died in the hospital at Soussa. The trial n,
those two Chaamba chiefs is looked forward =,
by the Nationalists likely to disclose sensa
tional developments. and the Marquise de Noras
who will be represented in the prosecution bv
her advocate. Maftre Gallini. expresses conf.
dence that her husbands death will at last bs
avenged C r
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
BATHING ONE OF THE CHIEF DELIGHTS
YACHT LANDING PROVIDED

Narragansett Pier r. I. July 19 CSpeciaD-The
season here, along with other shore resorts is
opening up under the beams Of the sun and the
general rising Of the mercury. The bathing beach,
during the hours just before the noon meal is again
tflronged with sghtseers, while water itself is
dotted with the heads and figures OF bathers. GAY
equipages throng the streets. silent and noisy motor
machines speed over the highways. while from the
hotels come the sounds OF music and gayety The
Pier is waking up.
Visiting yachtsmen will find ample means where
by they may safely land. The float is out off the
Casino property Among visiting yachts the last
week have been the Enterprise, with F. L. Perrin
and party. from Cincinnati: the Delvyn with Mr.
Mckay, of New-York; the Intrepid with Lloyd
Phenix and Colonel Crosby. OF New-York: the
Shamrock, with W. P. Ward; the Duquesne with
James Gay Butler and party. and the lara with
II. J. Luce.
The orchestra the Grecian gardens at the
Gladstone. are rendering the latest popular music.
gardens. More tents have been set up to meet the
A dance for the children each week will be a
feature at the Mathewson. under the direction Of
@ attended, hf he a sFeRE Ree R6Sg 6g
gramme was Wen received The Saturday evening
while the Sunday evening programme was in keep
Il. C. Wilson. OF New York is in charge of the
swimming Ig pool &Rool at sshe5rys 81 pavilion.
lantic. has new automobile.
James J. Coogan and and family Of New are
F. Collier has received a pack Of forty hounds
many days.
The arrivals include the following:
Imperial-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred =. Dix, Miss NJ. z.
Melvin, Mrs c. l.. Mitchell. j. {. Westervelt. l..
Westervelt Mr. and Mrs Henry J Hayne, Miss
Kane. e ?. Smith and James II. Florence.
Mathewson-Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Eaton, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. V, Graham. Mr. and Mrs Edward n.
William Francis HOnan Miss Honan. z. Kings;
land p. Pick, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Reed. Mr.. and
Mrs: Hawkins; Mrs William Lynch. Miss Carrie t
ardson. Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Foster. Miss Helen
Foster, Mrs. V. NJ Picabia. Miss NJ. Demonico.
/. NJ Picabia and Henry S. Rokebaugh.
Green's Inn--Mr. and Mrs. Q. s. Souvay Mr.. and
Mrs Gustave Saialoss. Miss Ella Gray and James
A Harding.
Gladstone-Edward Gasea jr.. Mr.. and Mrs J. L.
PAYS M5s aenrg ara SWSley Va cbHa5 Mrs J. GARRISON
Metato1et-Charles Engelking Mrs. L. Lewis,
Miss K Gallagher. c. c. Hunt II. G. Phillips, j.
r. X Brack, ST. George Fechtig and A. ]. Welles.
Atlantic-15eorge E Leonard. Morton c. Fitch
and Mrs. Alexander Johnston
Burnsidems. A. FELTON,. Mary L. Stevens and
James A Wood.
Reyere-A. Duncan. e. Johnston. A. A sowarly,
Elsie and Sybila Metz. Mr.. and Mrs. Faconer and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Eaton.
Arlington-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdy. Richard
Fay, Miss Anna Gallagher, MIR. and Mrs. Vyal,
Misses Vyal. T. NJ. T. Raborg and w. Shute.
Massasoit-J. H. Hayden, J. winternitz, Miss r.
r. Blackwell. DIR. n. S. Jarvis. Mrs. Jarvis and
Mrs J. y. Jarvis.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
GAYETY At SHARON SPRINGS.

Sharon Springs, y. Y, July IS CSpeciaD.-The ar
rival Of the anxiously awaited but long delayed
hot wave has given big impetus TO the summer
business at this resort, and the well laden trains
daily add life and gayety.
Mime. de Bassini. the well known operate singer
is taking a course of treatment at Sharon for the
benefit OF her voice.
State Senator p. F. Trainor. Of New-York is
spending the summer IN sharon.
Sharon has always been Mecca for brewers
and the usual number Will make pgrimages here
this year. Among the early pilgrims Conrad
Stein, George @. Schaefer, George clausen and
LEONARD Eppig.
Among the late arrivals the following:
Psyilion-Mr and Mrs Joseph Harris Albert
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
COST OF NEGLECTING A HINT.
From American Medicine.

From American Medicine.
In 1881 a physician. DR.. Finlay, suggested that
mosquitoes are the transmitters of the germs of
yellow fever. The profession ignored the sugges-
ton. This fact has a many sided significance the
chief of which is it's cost in human lives and suf-
fering. The financial expense cannot be estimated.
and In only one small part of the world we
estimate the life expense: In Havana yellow fever
continued to claim its victIms II had done for
centuries In 1900 there 124 cases, with 80
deaths. Then came most dramatic and startling
rediscovery and demonstration of DIR. Finlays dis
covery and there was a sudden end of yellow
fever. The last was on September 2S, 1901:
But during the twenty years that have elapsed
over eight thousand lives have been lost. Major
Gorgas in his report may well say to the immortal
honor of the army medical CORDS that the dis
covery made is only eXcelled by that Of Jenner.
and time goes on 1t will stand In the same class
that great boon TO mankind.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
THEY TALK HORSE" AT HOLLYWOOD.
THE EQUINE EXHIBITION PROMISES TO oUTDo
PREVIOUS SHOWS


PREVIOUS SHOWS
Hollywood. n. J.. July 10 (speciaD Horse is
King The horse show brought record breaking
crowd to this famous place justly called the Queen
of the Jersey Coast" The halls verandas and the
lawns Of this beautiful summer resort are crowded
with people, and every body is talking horse. ."
The beast is the reigning topic of old and young
men and women. Crowds arriving daily. and
Manager Woodward has his hands fun trying to
accommodate the eager multitude that is seeking
accommodations at his hotel This week has been
lively for the Hollywood Hotel Entertainments
are crowding upon each other. The recital by the
prodigy Of the pianoforte. Miss Hattie Scholder
last Tuesday in the ballroom. filled the place Lit
tie Hattie Scholder has proved herself to be an
artist. Mozart's + fiat major concerto and LISTS
fantasie of Hungarian airs provoked applause.
Following the musical recital. the regular open
air concerts on Tuesday and Saturday, and the
garden party Friday witnessed by large
crowds. which thronged the beautifully Illuminated
and decorated lawns
Shortly after breakfast large bathing parties
organized and carried to the pier of the hotel by
special coaches furnished by the management
Driving and equestrian exercises have entered
largely into the pleasure OF the week.
There are many smart traps, and a big string OF
e9uIpaets, wlch IN never looked 4 Hher ana more
snowy than NJ TINS season 1he hollywood Is en-
joying the highest prosperity, and its popularity
Miss Saline Foster, of Boston. in her recitations
on Friday night scored d. great success @ st The
Canadian dialect stories pleased audience inn
meLsely
Recent arrivals are c. r. Balkley. Alexander
Kaufman, Arthur Kaufman; D. s. 'stix; c. };
Heinsheimer. Adolph Bloch. j. B. Hickox. Mr.. and
Mrs A. b. Wing, A. Beam. Charles Styn, NJ.
r. Alderman, l.. w. Ahrens, Alexander Hofheimer,
+. Rothchild, J. j. hamburger. j. Segel, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. r. Kursheed Miss Florence Sake Mrs.
NJ Fl; Heineman, Mrs. A; Promik, Sylvan 3.
Promik Samuel II. Levy, b. j. We'll. James h.
Large and Morrill, Bennett, of New-York; Nathan
Kaufman, of Pittsburg; Leroy NJ. Taylor jr, Mrs.
r: Valentine. Miss e, T. valentine, Mr. and Mrs
w. S. Valentine. Miss Juanta j. Valentine and
| " Helm of NeW-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

Cohen Mr and Mrs. ]. Paskuz. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Callan Miss K. Caan. Edward Callan. jr.
Father William a. Jackson. Father Thomas F.
McGare. Or. n. Friedman. Mr.. and Mrs: j. NJ
HiIda Newburger. Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore New
burger Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Rosenthal, Arnold b
Grandson, Mrs. Max Simons. S Rosenfeld, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Lewis, Miss Littman. Miss Vera de
Bassin j. Freedman, Mrs B. I. Freedman. Mrs
J. Freedman. Miss l. Haslau and Mrs. s Benth-
ner, all of New-York.
Sharon House-Captain Alfred Sims. Mrs. A
Mendel, Philip f. Hoag. Mrs. j. E Arkenburgh
Miss S. b. Power, Charles W. Werner, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Barth and A Schein.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
PLEASANT DAYS AT P4WLING.
MANY NEw-YORKERS ENJOYING THEM
SELVES THERE.


Pawling n. Y. July 10 (SpeciaD-The quiet. pict-
uresque scenery and the lnvigorating and soothing
atmosphere of this healthfu resort are enjoyed by
many New-Yorkers and Brooklynites at the
butcher House and cottages. Prepara tons are
being made for another golf tournament. and
tennis tournament on Saturday July Is. The sOH-
ing is for a silver cup offered by the hotel, and
will be started at o'clock in the morning An
other silver cup is offered for the tennis tOurua-
ment on the hotels court and play viii begin at
2:S0 o'clock. Entries for both will close July -
1t is expected that the marriage of Miss Eleanor
Norris OF New-YOrk. 20 Robert Hall McCormick'
jr.. whose engagement has just been announced.
will take place this fall Miss Morris has been
guest the butcher House for several weeks. Win
her parents. Young Mr.. Mccormick is abroad His
parents are members of the cottage colony at Bar
Harbor
Mrs John B. butcher and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
willets of Roslyn. Long Island. started from here
on Monday for short visit 10 Lenox Mass.
Hotel guests and cottagers saw a game OF base
ball here this afternoon between the Paving anu
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carman, of Huntingto1.
William Bailey Wheeler. the New-60rk oanK5g i
country Seat on Quaker Hill Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
The Rev. Dr. w. j. Mcmillan has been a guest
at the butcher House for few days. ON SunIsyI SuI
Sheppard of the Central Baptist Church here, he
made few remarks to the congregatiOn- -.
F. Poor. 's Judge and Mrs 4 j. Dittenhoefer. e. W;
Fairchild; Mr.. and Mrs. W H. BarSer MIR ana
Charles sheyn. Mr.: and Mrs II c EntruP. ,IG1s 35ls
rSIniI tour Roser M2r'P iP Is Mr. and 7St Mrs Gala
CHER. Albert d. Hardy, NJ b. Pendls Miss a. Post.
HenrS Henrs M GeoTse a9S pike joseph Pike Mrs Mary
Eta pepierris b d pePierrtsd Henry @ EEan Bpgh@W'
Drake, Mr., and Mrs W. z DSwd- Frank M1rsaFa' 9
Dodge Mr. and MIR Mrs. u II. Young Mrs. V. Rec.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sutton and II. D. Gould
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20
HE KNEW WIEN TO QUIT

From The Chicago Tribune
Well you run an automobile. belong a golf
club and pIav ping pong. Next thing. | suppose
You wtll be experimenting with a flying machine"
No sir, know when I've fad enough"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-20

The Pequot was the scene OF much gayety at the
complimentary hop given to the officers and mid
shipmen of the Indiana Monday night in return
for the afternoon dance the officers gave to New
London women on Saturday. July II.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
A. F. sCHERuERHORN SUED By MOTHER

alfred E. Schermerhorn. of this city, is the de-
fendant in a suit $4,000 brought by his mother.
Mrs Charlotte NJ. Schermerhorn of Southampton.
Long Island. and action is brought against MI
Schermerhorn to set aside a deed of property at
Southampton valued $4,000 The action was
brought before Justice Wimot NJ Smith, in Special
Term at PatchOgue Long Island yesterday
Mrs Schermerhorn testified yesterday that she
purchased property at Southampton with her own
savings and that she could have sold 1t In 1898 for
100000 She said that her got her to deed the
property to him the statement that the alter
native Of bankruptcy or the insane asylum would
be given her if ii not done.
Mrs. Schermerhorn charges that since 1898 she
has received monev from her son. and that
the 81 600 for is for rentals due her
while the property has been out of her possession
When adjournment taken yesterday. Mr..
Schermerhorn the stand He will be cross
examined this morning when the case Is called in
the Special Term room at the Brooklyn courthouse
16 clock.
An attempt was made get statement from
MI Schermerhorn last night. bur he could not be
found in the city
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
Amnefmenis.
DPNAnNJAv Thea, 41s 4 Bwsy Ev.,
OnVNOVHI Tomorrow Mat Prices soc. TO SloO
LAST WEEKS. LAST WEEKS:
SII1rEp!!ssse;IR2EBhe4M57 ~ IL

KasEn Maria aria Ghssa Co S WI Meys5 s ie
cabin and Te2 steeraEs passengers to oeirehs Co Ar
a.. Rio o,sSss SSyS
Bay 22 and g Port 5Isa AHtGn Fruit as Cs Ilh
s SR 1sa.. Is sss wses
q Co o''" Arrived at he Bar at 12:Ss p
s.ss March kg.shs m anS q St Tacn Rpr IL
.sms2 c sFFss ws ias s5 a'
and sS passengers Roulton. Rss q Dalistt Arrived
the Bar at daa m -, ,,.-uo u,t,~s.o, I--fI Z.
saSsniile = Gahssena PoT, LImSn "a Win
Ifse iTns aaq harived " fIp'1 at ne Bar at $40 m
70 the cneo Fruit Company the Bar at Ioso
s ca5nsn nsa u0fn
ssasePs asals"s to MnasSn the bar
Steamer proteus Gags &c snsn NeToFieans APr . WIN
from Js and p M With
the Ocean steamship Company pa
dse and to the ocean steamship Company
Steamer Mamma Hata, Charles. Baltimore with mdse TO
vlslanea, JOhnstOne Philadelphia in ballast
sandy Hoob hp1lI dIos Is $50 m-wind southwest
Manila etc: jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool aprn 27-arrred steamer cevc 'Hr' cinTks
manches,er April Ferguson. New
York
Apr, IS a. ssd sssa%s5 Bf5esss ssEoRA
Wilhelm der tCic-). Hogemann. New-YOrs for
CnertOurg Bremen tand proCeedcdl. sailed SD
M Patricia tieT1 LeithauSer from liam
BURG, New-Nork
suan.ea April 2esatlet steamers Chicago cry cRr-
Hunter York: 2sth. Aquiu tSoT) Anderson.
Quebec.
MoviiIe April 2S-Arrivsd steamer Carthaginian (Br.
Gunson New for Glasgow.
Bremen April -. m Arrived steamer tf0drch der
Crosse Ger. Etchel. New York via Cherbours-
Crert-ourS April n, a m-irrtvei- steamer Friedrich
Ger tCier) EiChel New York for Bremen land
proceeded. m. sailed steamer Bremen tCiert.
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ger. HoSe-
mann New-Yorl via Plymouth for Bremen land pro
,ibra,tsr april a5-Passed. Msssiiia F)
steamer AIIer Ger, Wlhelmi, New-York for Naples
Genoa tand proceeded -
2I-Passed. steamer Citta di Milano UtaD.
OIiyari. New-york for Genoa and Naples.
Venice April lSaiied, steamer fo~hatah (br' fiaih
den New-York
Cane Spartei April 2S-Passed ea athburn tBrl.
Kelley New-York for Singapore. Manila. etc.
ADJ 9I-Sailed steamer Thornhii tBr)- Reed
ST Mchaeis April i7-SaiIed. steamer Anderson (Bs),
ReaveIy from PsIermol New-York
bermuda Arrived. Pretoria iRsI- Nc
Kenzie. NeW-York-
Table BAY April ae-SaiIed York Castle tBr>
RobInso: from Port NataD, New-York
scillv AprIl 10 m-Passed. steamer Statendanl
Dutch Bakker New-Yorh for Plymouth Bouogne
Rotterdam.
Malta April 3S-Passed Inveric tBr) Kennedy
New-York Hong Il and Manila
April 2S-Arriyed. steamer Carthagnlan tbr).
Cunson. New York via MoYile.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29

Lewis Nixon last night denied the reports that
he was cunning for some of the members of the
Senate who represent the Tammany organization
Albany
so far as am concerned ne said. IL have not
discussed thought of the matter. l concluded
that the story came from the opposition probably
designed injure some of our Senators there,
have had a great deal do with representa-
tivae during the last few months, and have been
surprised with their general ability and devotion
to the interest city and the state. Pick out
an equal number of the Republican Senators. and
am satisfied that the comparison will be In our
favor. | present why of
them. If all of them should not be retained
This of course. question to lie settled by the
Sena torial conventions"
New-York tribune., 1902-04-29
DIR FREDERICK A CASTLE.

DR.. Frederick a. Castle died Sunday at his
home, No. 81 West Fifty-eighth-st. He sixty
years old, lacking day. He well known
as a physician and surgeon. He obtained med
ical education at the Bellevue Hospital Medical
College
Dr. Castle was appointed assistant surgeon in the
navy in 1868 and served two years. He the
Editor Of New Remedies a magazine published
about ten years ago. and of Woods Household
Practice of Medicine. He was also editor of
The United States PharmaCopPia." and was lect-
urer on therapeutics at the University and Belle
vue Hospital Medical College
DIR Castle served as treasurer of the Academy
of Medicine and . member of its executive com
Initten As a designer and authority ookbind-
ing Dr Castle well known He was mem
her Of the Grolier and University clubs and OF the
I,ovai Legion. He leaves a widow.