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Knows When to Get Them.

Pers nil-Mr. :. Claus pisssi through the ti;y ye>te-tav on h., Way Co AlsN4 .l iy .n supply 0t reindeer. H- bas .et ,he .c lct for furnishing Che animals ,h.s vsa. Co Rev. Shs.lon Jackson. Ore g1r.-u.
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TL--u-L-u-AL--.-.-L-

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q iministrator's tlnaI Account

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Korean Kings Americnh AdNI'eF'

Mir Greathousc che American advis. ar cf inc king of Korea, whose dismissal bs, been just announced, IS remark abi. men with uu adventurous career pv utth hei, a Hou,ucalan. by proIea. .i,u lawyer. by inclination genial iack of all t-adc- with % genius for story .cu.ns. He has been attorney general. politician. newspaper editor and oonsH! general m turn.
 Tho oriental manner of lifo exactly suited his temperament He owed ms position m Korea Co gifts as o teller ot stories. Tho king appointed him hrs' minister of postal affairs and later 10 \ p1,ition in tho foreign office. His inuu' srr. was oraat- hut was not undizunt2A who belonged Co the reac;i0uary party. adopted western methods so far as 10 emulate the example og Guy Hawkes. Twelve hundred pounds of powder were stored under the council chamber and connected by electric wire. Nr Great. house did not interfere with tho plans of the conspirators until the last mo- ment, when ho captured several of them sed handed.
 Russian influence has always been opposed to him. and it isa tho instance Of tle Russian minister that ho is now reported Co have been dismissed. Lon don News
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There ara more than 300 lifeboats in 'ho United Kingdom. which are mmued .y l2,ol0 'riuE'ary scamen.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-01-09

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THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company Brtish Columbia Yukon Railway Company. British Yukon Railway Company.
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SEATTLE AGENCY.

Hotel Northern News stand. Northern Hotel. First street. seattle. Wash.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
JUNIOR HONORs AT YALE.

New-Haven, Conn. Oct. 1s.-AmonG the junior
honor appointments Yale University announced
to-day were the following:
philosophical oratious-Edwin CIapp. 81. Paul
Herbert " Eles bridgeport. Conn Arthur Have
myer New-YOrk; Francis e Howland. Asheville
X a. Harry 5 Huntington. jr-. Milton. Mass. :.
lawrence Mason. Chicago; Clarence w Mendell
Boston; Arthur +. Neergaard, Concord. y. H. !.
Frederick T. Pierce South Britain. Conn: Arthur
X Porter Stamford Conn: Laurence Selling Port
land ore. and Dudley r. Sicher. NewYOTk.
tilgh orations-Otts NJ BigelOw, BaIdwtnsviIle
y Y: Garrett A. RrOwnback. Linfield, Penn: Rob
ert E Chandler, Madura. South India; William
n Durham, Holland Patent. y. Y. Charles s Me
cain. Little Rock. Ark: Theodore Met. Marsh.
East Orange ". j.: Fred Maurice Maxwell, GLOW
ersvine y. Y: Lansing T. Heed. Holyoke. Mass
Harry lizard Bacon Rice. Coles Ferry. Va
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
STANDS BY COAL PLANK
WIDE CHASM BETWEEN HILL AND HIS
CANDIDATE on PARTY'S PLATFOKM,

Ithaca. y Y. oct. lS-ThouGh the weather
was rainy and disaSreeabIc. the Lyceum Thea
tr' was crowded tonight when ex-senator HIll
delivered the opening address Of the campaign
IN Central NeW-York. He was introduced oN
Professor Lee. of Cornell Nj. Hiu emphatlc&l-
ly supported the plank on the coal strike say
ing
We have recently haj a. terrible atiiiction In the
anthracite coal strike. For five months there Was
no mining of coal I'm this country Now II y Sdld
mat the strike Is settled because board OF aTbi-
ratlon has been created which viii consider TINS
question But what Is tu ue done with the question
permanently, All Republican politicians claim the
credit Of settling TN, coal strike I tell You not a
it"pu3cau politician, not even President SoPStNeIt
himself, ha1 done thing toward 81 tiluS thl- SIrl
question until the Democratic party assembled at
Saratoga The method then advocated Is 'onstltu-
uonal. and am not here To take back one Woru
oi t1's coal plank. ont ! here To stand ny II:
and 90 stand 10y H. because it il the only way OF
settling this question permanently. am not mere
10 say when IL VIII be necessary or best TOT thc
this ulgDk
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
A. N. RIDGELY, 20 Broad ST.. n. Y
AGAINST A LOCAL MACHINE.
THE CITIZENS UNION OF EAST ORANGE
HOLDS \ LIVELY MEETING.
rHY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,I

lEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TklBJNE-i
East Orange. y. J.. Oct. ls-The Citizens Union OF
East Orange held a rousing mass meeting in Com
monwealth Hall tonight. which was attended by
large number Of prominent citizens including about
three hundred women. The latter were interested
In the reform movement begun by the union for
the reason that two women have been nominated
by the organization for membership in the Board
of Education.
Archer Brown. president OF the union, presided
Henry n Hall. wealthy and leading citizen,
tho principal speaker lie said he favored the cleo
tiou of the unions candidates FOR the reason that
he hoped To- the chains of corporation greed
and party tyranny now resting upon this town
broken The standard OF civic pride and civic
vice may be elevated. and young may have
the opportunity q political preferment."
The speaker said that corporations welded
great power In politics. and that East Orange
exception 20 the rule. Mr.. Hall also said that
To him recently given opportunity 10 be
come interested In q combination OF capital, and
While making investigation OF the proposition
found that the promoters for good and sufficient
reasons. found II advisable 20 give block OF
stock 20 both Democratic and Republican poli-
tciaus In New-N ork. and also to men OF poNtlcaI
influence al the national capital He criticised the
Meeker Election law. which. ne declared. prevents
a divorce OF .ocal affairs from the field OF State
and Joual politics.
James n. Grant. Of West Orange. former MEM
her " the Essex County Republican County COM
miftr-. also made address In opposition 10 the
mCtvd by the Republican boss OF the county
other speakers were Edward X. SumerweH, the
Union candidate FOR Mayor. Farnham Nardley,
nominee for councilman from the Second Ward;
Louis -. Heddeu. candidate for Councilman from
the Fourth Ward. Willis J.. BrowneU. Councilman
nominee from the Fifth Ward. and Sanford r.
All the speakers said that they Republicans,
but were against machine politics in local affairs.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
MLAUGHIIN Not AFTER I. :. SENATE

Hugh MeLauGhIu was III a talkstiyc mood yes
terdav and declared that ne was In undlsputed
control in Brooklyn. Regarding the stories that
he was ambitions To- succeed Senator Platt in the
United States Senate Mr. Mclaughlin said.
An IDIOT published article saying ] was trv-
ing 10 get into the United States Senate. / saId
would give him $1,000 II ! ever took office
outside. of the city Of Brooklyn Why should 1
want 90 go 10 the United States Senate when l
can get every thing l want in Brooklyn ! In
fun control here-undsputed control-hut you see
what ! would Boz uu against If started out 10 get
to Washington. There would be- Platt Hanna anI
gusy and they re pretty tough combination.
might lick them with my fists. but they've go,
brains. No. sir. I wouldn't have an office that
would take away from Brooklyn
John l.. shea. manager OF the Democratic local
campaign said frankly yesterday that certain pro
p,.ed meetings were too expensive and could not
To-. held "a. said the political meetings cost lot
40 money A meeting like that at the Academy Of
Music costs over S2G0. and little meetings cost
s6out 500 Then there were the advertisements,
and the houS" costs heavily
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
COLER TURNS DOWN MURPHY
PROMISES To RECOGNIZE THE CONWAY
DEMOCRATS OF TROY.

Mayor Daniel f. Conway Of Troy has forced
Bird s COer. Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. 10 declare himself for the Conway Demo
Gratis in Troy. This will not he pleasant read
ing for ex-senator Edward Murphy the former
political boss of Rensselaer, County. hut Mayor
Conway does not mind little thing like that,
Mr.. Conway is for Nr Conway. and II he used
somewhat drastic means to make Mr. Coler
stand for Conway. why that's a little matter OF
politics and nothing more. What the Murphy
ties viii do when thev hear that Coler is for
Conway will develop later on. For the present.
Mr.. Conway is the political cock Of the Troy
walk. and if by any chance Coler should be
elected. the new Democratic Governor will rec
ognize the Conway men as the simon pure
Democrats Of Troy.
Two years ago Murphy Joined hands with
Croker against Hill and Coler. At the late Sara
toga convention the Conway men came 10 the
convention with contesting delegation from
Edward Murphy's home Assembly district The
Murphy men begged and threatened but when
the contest was decided, the Conway men had
won, and the Murphy men went away thirsting
for revenge.
II seems that Mayor Conway did not like Mr.
Co;er's stiffness on the coal plank. and came
down 10 see him and find just how he stood with
The candidate The story goes that Nh Conway, ,
y ho returned TO Troy yesterday. had several
al EulnentS WIN MY ColeI, VINO dll u't WISH ~
commit himself Finally II is said. Conway got
angry. and told Mr.. Coler that if he would not
stand for Conway. as had Hin at the sara
tuEa convention. he would read disagreeahle
news from Rensselaer, on the morning after
election
The result was that Mayor Conway went back
home with the understanding that the Murphy
men were to receive only what they could get by
fighting for. and that Mayor Conway would be
the dispenser Of Troy patronage IN case the
election went 10 suit the Democrats
When Mr.. Coler asked last night at the
Hoffman House about the visit OF Mayor Con
way h- said
Il viii not discuss his visit"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
ENDLESS CHAIN FOR STECKLER
FIVE DEMOCRATIC ADMIRERS START THE
LETTER WRITING-A MASS MEETING

fiN' Democratic admirers Of Justice Alfred
stecNler. Republican. Greater New-York Democ-
raey and Liberal Democrats candidate for Jus,j,
OF me supreme Court. last week started an end
less chain system OF letter writing In his behalf
ana as result OF their efforts a meeting Will
h' held on Thursday night at Terrace Garden II
i expected that fully twenty-five hundred people
VIII be present The five original letter writer's 1--we
In the HNIXth Assembly District. They each
agreed I" write 10 ten ~ their personal acquaint-
anoes. asking them 10 vote and work for Justice
steckler. and coupled with the request for a vote
was one that the recipient Of fho letter should
"flle TO ten Of his acquaintances asking support
Tor Justice SteckeT Mr So kler's campaign
itnahaG'rs began 10 hear from the letters by the
AlhuItd YESTERDAY They seem 10 be spreading an
over the city.
here were delivered al the SteckIer headquarters
III WeHty -third-St. yesterday hundred thou
sand large window Autographs of the Judge Thirty
thousand We're distributed. and more viii De sent
out tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
JUDGE sTECKLER's FINE RECORD
REFORMS WHICH HE STARTED w,p,, ,r,
WAS CIVIL JUSTICE

The vigorous campaign OF the friends ~. .,e,
Steckler for his election 10 the SuDrs-,, -.
bench recalls ore Of the bittereSt uc;irt,.r ,..+
contests In tho fall of 1881 Mr. Stecker ba1 ca,1a9
attention 10 the abuses suffered by persons saelir
Justice IN tho district courts. especially ,bos -.
the lower East Side. HIS nomination FOR ,is,,,e
Of tho Fourth District Court was demanded Ia. .
number cf the people Of that judicial district ~,
the controlling political powers refused IN r,
nate him He was therefore named as an 49,
pendent candidate. and Tammany Han I-,-,r
Hall the County Democracy and tho Renuhli,,,
organization uIteG upon 10 defeat hin,
Mr.. Steck.sr routed the combined forces
IN IN, succeeding twelve years Justice Steckr.-
started numerous reforms in the district courts
He abolished the "dspossess bureau and the s,s
TEN OF eNtortiouate fees. which were oppressive
to landlord and tenant alike. IIe introduced 70
form in tho matter 81 dra wing ju.ics by ca,s,r
the boxes containing the jury lists to he brought
into open court and the names drawn i'm the rrse
Of the litirants. It is "a noteworthy fact that
in the thousands of cases that came un before
Justice Steckler jury trials were demanded in no,
more than "A dozen instances. In order To stop Tho
cNturtion praCtiSed in tie courts he caused 1a-,.
Placards bc posted al the entrance To his cour,
printed in various languages. informing the peorla
just what fees allowed by law for each step
in any litigation in which they might bo involved
In lS>6. when tn, district suffering from tho
existence Of disorGery houses. and the police 70
FUSED 10 drive out the propri'tors. Justice Stecker
ulSi'oSSfSSec them, and In week the nuisance
abated
A. justice Of the Supreme Court ne has nassa5
es!i'-o, Slatt chair case ne reminded fOrsetfrT
ofhcials that the parks for the whole peoDIa
aha . noL Tor any particular class The constit,l-
uonal right of trial hv jury has been upheld ~,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
RIDCELYS
FINANCIAL FORECASTS

Af,rr long winning there always comes the
one, one Ideas u the al Then on the
rea It IS thus md MIN run nv n B.R 1R'Rf1 Finaneia Te1ters
ran more ttan 'htesn consecutive winning months we
q the market this Winter and II Is quite on cards
f,r & my slye~s again correct Indefinite period
DvE :'qs FOX %o%bSy sf fTs f5 R6RER 1P Rf1F TssA ls
Nor5 s'1eai sentiment is that prices viii be lover lover
Ta marEngd account before taking OF the Rressursi
weakness putting orders two points below pur
st rice If desired sucn stop orders should not be
..r,. ADlyIIcE FOR Tuesday. ocToBEE 1a .,.,,.
Brokers and nespaIers have tossheT forced outsiders
nT vail and purEed them OF their margins 10 the last
The ] 5 P pool we're buying So Fac- Kuhn. Loeb : %
qeha5Es The . Of L y N@rf and seysrai ohe5 sGf o 1
money yates ami a material Improvement in values
r ADIIgE sD For WEpNEspAY ocIoBER , S,o rs hull
settled which win be foiioEed BY easy money The
binFs are Shaping it is quite on the cards TO get
,,.,AptIcE FOR THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is.
, h the strike settlement comes easy money sondi
F61K en want = use sam kEEP RI L%MG .5,a or ana ts
"a EASTERN TERN TRJXK LINES The biggest operators on
ADVICE FOR FRIDAY OCTOBER II.
name. s & s euss a5s ss s hs h GS
are expecting reactions reactions will be only frac-
ADVICE FOR SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS.
looks Ike reaction Is not far OF advise profit taking
record.
made pretty hIunders the month partly
through getting information too far in advance; ana
~ buying IN" breaks. Unquestionably lost money
hut there things beg 10 remind you OF
In eNte7uation. buying the breaks and dtn
scare people the bottom most advisers dld-
I told people away back In September that time
when big might be needed said then that my
personal market high enough
and stocks should he sold all rallies: but that he men
we're
Information should have been much better
than ''gueSsbut II WASH. also submit that every
tipster whose adviCeS were
based information just far and in many
farther did however franticay they
proclaim to the contrary. The only who has
been Is who his business
principles and who has been advising
sales rallies breaks ever since June
All I promise the future Is 70 give my own
views prominence, and not follow too closely What
tho Insiders thing Is what they DO
think Daily Letter mailed al > + NJ
VIII he worth to y,u the price asked-s5 per month.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
CRIES SAVE TWO LIVES
ITS PARENTS OVERCOME WITH GAS. WHILE
IT WAS APPARENTLY U-NAFFECTED

ITS PARENTS OVERCOME WITH Gas. WHILE
IT WAS APPARENTLY UNAFFECTED.
The crying OF "a baby probably saved the lives of
three persons in Newark yesterday. Three mem
hers of the family "f George T. Baker Of No. %
LesIic-st in that citg. overcome by gas when
the cries Of the child awakened the rest Of the
household The little in the room where
the gas escaping and Notwithstanding the
fact that the parents were unconscious when dis
covered the child was apparently unaffected
The gaS escaped from a defective stove Percy
Y Baker and his wife and baby were asleep in
their rooms, when the child besun 10 cry about
a. m Mrs Baker got up to attend it. She took
the baby I'm her arms. hut sank down overcome In
the centre Of the room Her husband got out OF
bed 70 help her but he too was overcome and fell
at the first step. Then the little one cried Justify
and the elder Mrs Baker who slept I'm the next
room. awakened by the bahy's cries Sh..
aroused the Of the household and they dragged
the. unconscious couple into the next room
While helping to rescue her brother Miss Minnie
Baker overcome, and had To h. attended nv
a physician. who was summoned All of those who
were overcome were revived and are now out of
danger.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
IT'S BAD TO READ TOO FAST.
an nlny overlook the littlc advertise
n,s On the narrow columns.
vy KJSCO AROUSED BY FIREBUGS.
mn, RESIDENTS ARE PLANNING To
FORM A PROTECTIVE LEAGtE-Wll-L
SHOOT SUSPICIOUS PERSONS.

Tho residents OF Mount kisco. in the northern
-, ~ Westche5ter County. who were aroused
-,3a, over the work Of a gang Of hrebuGs.
- has bur red two barns and tried 20 burn two
,r,,b,rse4 are now planning 10 form protec-
t,y, league and will offer big reward for the
-. of IN, inceudariss-
-. barn on the country estate Of captain
=, naIcambre Was entirely destroyed. and
1t,n,ain neIcambre declared thar one side Of his
- r,uz. had been saturated with kerosene oil
.are bur through thc quick action of his
p.n,,, tho flames were extinguished before much
damage had been done. house on inc +. B.
,i,, state not far from the Deicambre farm'
"" ersd but the fire was put out
=, me latter place evidence OF oil was found
vi ,be farmers are greatly aroused StVeraI OF
dI'" ' -. scored shotguns and have hired men
'h'i' tbef- harms every night, and have in
" - "" IN. helm shoot the hrst person found
sao,i,,c suspicl0usly ar1ulH Inv N--'7e
pnIr@n,hre ~ said yestttuaa9 20 o., largo and We
= am am ., 40 something We tannot get insurance
propose L" ard I intend 10 appeal 10 the county au-
any more an "'ake action Evidently some persons
thorities so dres and start them to see the nan-9
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
UP-sTATE REGIsTRATION.

Ainahy Oct ls-The total registration IN this
NN toF the four days of registration is 25026, as
compared with 25G5 one year ago when munic-
80 'a"nalgn was IA progress. and 25.7ls in 1890.
kingston. \. y. oct. ls-The last days registra-
To-, Wa 4o- compared With liz last year Tne
49, lpi iCur DAYS WAS 5.A3l compared with 5.1o2
-. =. year and 6l03 IN 1863
Hhlng. \. Y. Oct ls.-The total registration IN
's eig Was e7lS In 1901 Il 2l6I
os"ego. X Y. oct. ls-The total registration FOR
si2 IN lso i' " W." '' ''' '' ''N
-uit Falls, \ g., oct. Is.-The registration in
-, rails II isG an increas.e OF thirteen over
- year, but 81 less than IN 1880
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
SHAFTERS COUSIN NTILL II BELLEruE.
HE CAME FROM WASHINGTON oN SAME TRAIN
WITH GENERAL WHO GAVE HIM g.

Harold Shafter Howard. General Skaters cousin.
Who was removed To- Bellevue Hospital from the
Grand Union Hotel on Friday In an insane condi-
ton, came here a few days ago from Washington
apparently in sound mind though pale and thin
tie explained this by saving he had been travelling
through the South. where in the boarding houses
Al which he was staying he couldn't get q square
meal
Young Howard's home IL in Oakland Cal. where
his father il president OF "A local water compary
He was student AT Harvard. in the class OF 20
but only remained for two years " the course
II l. said he mas been studying for the ministry
OF late. Howard vas accompanied from Washing
ton oy an Englishman. While in Washington he
met the general. and later here on the same
train with him. General Shafter when s.eu al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday bv a Tribune
reporter said:
know nothing about the matter but what
read In the papers There was nothing ir mis- an
pearance when ! saw him TO Indicate }nsanit,-
gave him $ on reaching NeW-York and have not
h@ard OF him since" "
a call at Bellevue elected the information that
home. '7
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
MIRRIRY H1LL N nprn

Maroury HAN residence hotel in West Seventy
fourth-st, was formally opened on last Wednesday
evening. This house has attracted unusual atten-
noA on account 81 IT'S many distinguishing features
as a place of permanent residence for an Exclusive
class Of people. The house has already established
unique reputation in this respect Its particular
attraction seems be It's homeitke atuosnbsre
Int IufniShlhes are OF a SumptuOus character but
withal IN good taste The house Is managed by a
young woman and II Is due To her artistic taste and
WOmauy instincts that Marbury Hall "a airsadv
al established succsss -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
nORGAN & cO. NOr LNrrnr.rrn

member Of the firm Of }. p Morgan 4 90
said yesterday that he had received no copsrr,,,io
OF a report that the Interstate Commerce ,r,is
sion would come to this city To take testimony AS
the plans for merging the Loulsyfll. and N,sb
Vile and other Southern railroads. The hrm he
said. was not concerned ABOUT questions that might
come before the commission In connection witch tbs
merger plans Those questions he said U.oII,d To
MIA 10 do ---IIlIi-