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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14
MICH CLUBBING AT BA TIER Y
POLICE IN HANDLING CROWD USE
THEIR STICKS FREELY.

There lively times at the Battery yesterday
The police used their clubs freely and say a riot
narrowly averted.
All the forenoon crowd of perhaps four hundred
people mostly italians, waiting for immigrant
friends TO arrive on the Ellis Island boat. caused
two policemen and two detectives considerable
trouble by their frequent attempts to pass the gate
which leads to the Barge Office pier. The police
men were able to keep the crowd back only by
frequent applications Of backthorn on the legs OF
the obstinate ones. No serious trouble resulted
until one Of the men. Policeman Dickey says.
reached down into his boot for knife. Dickey hit
the man quickly with his club. knocked him down
and took the knife away from him. 1t was a nasty
looking piece OF cutlery. with blade nearly six
inches long and as sharp razor
The Italians head began to bleed. and he shouted
that he killed. The patrol wagon was sent for
and the prisoner taken 10 the Church-st sta
ton. There he gave his name as Peter Staschnow.
OF No. 339 East Thirty ffth-st.
The other three policemen also had their hands
full. The arrival Of the o'clock boat excited the
crowd. and they made n rush for the gate The
policemen. after a liberal of sticks, managed
to keep them off the sidewalk. One Of the de-
tectives Louis Tancredi. thought he unli-
censed hotel runner trying TO do business with one
OF the immigrants. The man resisted the detec-
tive's attempt arrest him and subdued
Then Policeman Gebhardt grabbed another man.
who he asserts is also Illegal hotel runner
and the patrol wagon again sent for.
While the policemen were searching their prison
a man. it is said. made the threat that he
would shoot any policeman who hit him with
stick The man walked away, but was followed by
Detective Tancredi, who had overheard the re-
mark.
Tancredi told him he under arrest. The man.
he says, attempted to strike him struggle fol-
lowed, and the detective alleges that the man
called the crowd TO protect him. and tried to
cause a riot. Policeman Gebhardt and Detective
Quackenbos went to Tancredis rescue. and. after a
hard fight showed the man into the patrol wagon
At the station the men said they were William
Kenderman of No. &c Rectorst.: Antonio Spomal
Of No. 40 Eldridge-st, and Louis Salan of No Is
Rector-st. All the prisoners We're charged with
disorderly conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14
NETWORK CITY.

The closing exercises of the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association will be held this
ing in the association auditorium. The address Of
the evening will be given by Charles II. Treat,
Collector of Internal Revenue. An interesting pro-
sramme will be given by the musical organizations
OF the association.
The Landmarks and Customs Of Colonial New
York will be the subject of a lecture by Albert
Ulmann this evening at the Educational Alliance,
East Broadway This is the second Of series the
object of which is to acquaint the people OF the
East Side with the story of the ctys growth it's
institutions and it's historic sites
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14
PENNSYLVANIA HAVEN PLAN.
HOW IT Is PROPOSED TO CONNECT THE TWO
RoADSIONG ISLAND TO BE USED.

New-Haven, Conn. April 13.-Several routes have
been proposed by the Pennsylvania New Haven
Railroad combination that is to build con-
Meeting line around New-York City to facilitate
through express business between New-England
and the West, and Of these one will be chosen in
a short time. IT stated here tonight. The
New-Haven Road will build a bridge across the
East River at Port Morris, over Wards and Ran
dalIs islands. and will then lay tracks across
Long Island City TO Bushwick Junction whence
one of several possible routes will be selected.
The trains may be run from Bushwick Junction to
Hunters Point. whence they may be taken by ferry
down the East River. around the Battery to Jer-
sey City they may be run over the Manhattan
Division of the Long Island Road TO Bay Ridge.
whence they can better be ferried across to New
Jersey sent via the projected Bay Ridge tunnel
TO Staten Island and then by ferry to New-Jersey
connect with the Pennsylvania. The latter route
is most probable.
Later it is expected that the new PennsylVa
Thirty fourth-st tunnel through New-Iork and
under the Hudson and East rivers to Hunter s
Point will be utilized, and that the Thirtyfourth-
st. station will thus be a terminal for through
New-England trains to the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14

PROGRAMME
/ CARMEN Act Mines. Calve. FRITZ Schen.
sagnae peeery Bars conduet9 Nun, MI Tl9n
Messrs Van Dyck Blspham. Conductor Mr. Damrosch-
3 La FILE DU REGIMENT Act H. MINES Sem
hrch Van Cauteren Messrs SalGnac Gilbert Dufriche
Viviani Conductor. Mr. F1on-
OTEIIO Act Mines. Emma Eames. Louise
Homer Bars Gourmet. Dufrche. Scotti
g E4FR1CAINE Act V Miss Lucienne Breval.
Conductor. Mr.. Flon.
q V. Mime. Emma Eames. Messrs. Al
yarez Edouard fSeszke. Conductor. Mr. Seppllli.
Prices S 81 Boxes according TO size and
IocationC 500 S25 $50. $50 and 800
sale OF seats will begin Tomorrow at
at Box Office Metropolitan Opera House. Tysons Ticket
iotels), Rullmans Ill Broadway.
WEBER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-Barton c. Aliotti, second secre
tary of the Italian Legation, Of Washington
FIFTH AyENUE-senato tor n w, Aldrch. Of Rhode
HOT.I.AND-Justice D. Cady Herrick New York
State Supreme Court MAJEsTICnLucian Breval.
of Paris Manhattan-Senator William e. Mason
of Illinois NAVARRE-Captain ]. NJ. Dunn. U.
S. A; Captain B. L. Gilbert. L. s. A. Waldorf
Major General Wesley Merritt. L. S A. (retired(.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14

The committee of the Merchants Association in
charge of the delegation to the Charleston EXPOSE
ton for New-York Day. April %. held a meeting
on Saturday in which IL announced that Mayor
Low Will head the city delegation. Announcement
was also made that Governor Odel, Timothy K.
Ellsworth, Senators Goodsell. Armstrong and Don
nelly, ;. Fred Nixon and Assemblymen Aids and
Palmer will Join the delegation at Charleston. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14

trip will be made in a special train. leaving the
total expenses of the trip is 500 The COMMITTEES
report that they will be glad to have any cltzen
join the delegation with his family. Application Is
to be made to the Merchants Association No. 346
Broadway, later than 10 a. Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 525 Sunset 6:37 Moon 1921 Moons
WATER.
M.-Sandy Hook 1902 Is He'll
P.M.-Sandy Hook I2:4l Gov Island 1905 He'll 2:53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14
amusemenis.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HO

MONDAY EVENING. APRIL Il. Al f;io,
Farewell Performance OF Grand opera,
under the direction OF Mr.. Maurice Grau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-14

18th ST. Theatre.
Mats. Wed. and Sat.
April 21-75th time.
SOUVENIRS.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
Eat Less Meat.

Local meat dealers say that their
trade has fallen off fully 30 per
cent since the high price of meat
went into effect They continue
to have as many customers but the
meat eaters are reducing their
daily quantity. Those who form
erly purchased forty cents worth
per day are now buying only a
quarters worth. A slight decline
in the wholesale market price is
quoted today but this reduction
would not pay the express charges
between Pueblo and Florence.
The price list published a day
or two ago advances the price of
meat fully ID per cent
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
ANOTHER COURT MARTIAL.
Captain James Ryan viii be Tried
for Improper Conduct.

Washington, May S-Secretary
today ordered the court martial OF
Captain James Ryan of the Fiji
teenth cavalry for improper con
duct in obtaining information from
the Filipinos.
Special Prosecutor Rhode was
sent to Investigate Ryan's methods
He reports that Ryan would bind
a prisoner tightly, stand him up,
and then knock his feet from
under him, The victim would
then be picked up and stood on
his head in bucket of water
After this he would be questioned.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
MINERS SUBMIT
A PROPOSITION
They Would Submit All Questions
to Impartial Board.
END OF TROUBLE IS NEAR


Scranton, Pa, May 8 The
miners conference adjourned this
morning until this afternoon,
pending the receipt of reply to
their communication. A telegram
was sent to the board of arbitra-
ton in New York proposing that
all questions at issue be submitted
to an impartial board of arbitra-
ton, the mem bers to be selected
by the National Civic federation.
1t is hoped that this will prove to
be the beginning of the end of the
trouble.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
Enthusiastic Endeavorers.

Paris, Tenn, May S-This city
is in the hands of enthusiastic
young members of the Christian
Endee7cr society, who have come
from far and near to attend the
state convention of the society. A
big welcome meeting tonight will
ushes in the sessions which are to
continue through Sunday. An ex-
cellent program has been prepared,
The various features including ad-
dresses by motel speakers and
church workers from Tennessee
and other states.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08

night bold joint social in Keller's
hall. The Modern Woodmen will
meet at O'Clock and go through
their regular routine of work, after
which the Royal Neighbor will
be admitted.
Canon City lodge No. 61O, Elks,
yesterday afternoon adopted
class of twenty-four candidates.
There were several in attendance
from here and nearly every lodge
in the state was represented. The
Florence and Canon City lodges
are both doing good work and
race is being made as to member
ship.
Rocky Mountain lodge No. 80,
Ancient Order of the United
Workmen, has received an invita-
ton from Royal Gorge lodge No.
7, of Canon, to participate in
smoker and entertainment which
it will give next Monday night.
The lodge as a body has accepted
the invitation and therefore no
meeting will be held by the local
lodge next Monday night.
Meteor temple Rathbone Sisters,
of Rockvale, will be down and a
joint meeting will be held with the
local lodge. Refresh ments will be
served and general good time is
expected. Grand Chief Ida NJ.
johnson of the grand lodge is ex-
pected from Trinidad. Three
candidates are expected to be
present 80 that the initiatory work
can be conferred. AT the last
meeting mum Der of knights were
present
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
THE ARCH BISHOPS
BODY IN STATE
Thousands of Admirers View Dead
Priests Remains.
BURIAL. SERVICES TOMORROW


New York, May S-Thousands
OF people ere today paying silent
tribute to the late Arch bishop
Corrigan, The remains are lying
in state in st. Patrick's cathredral,
and since early morning crowds of
people have marched past the bier
and gazed for the last time at the
paid features of the dead priest
1t is believed that at least 10000
people will view the remains to-
day
The funerel will be held tomor-
row.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
MAY BE A DELAY.
rleanwhiie the Packers Admit
They are Trust.

Chicago, May 8-Unless the bill
for the injunction against the al
legged beef-trust arrives tomorrow,
the matter will not come within
the June term of the federal court,
according to District Attorney
Bethea. This will mean further
delay of thirty days.
A well authenticated report says
the packers will admit in their re-
ply to the bill that they maintain
a trust This admission, it is said,
will prevent their prosecution
under the criminal law
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
Minnesota Republicans.

st. Paul, MINI, May S-Mem-
bers of the Republican state COM
mittee are in session at the Wind
sor hotel this afternoon to decide
upon date and place for holding
the state convention. Senti-
ment favors an early convention,
and it is probable that the gather
ing will be held in this city about
the middle of June
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
CAR REVIEWS TROOPS
While the People Look upon the
Scene from Afar.

St Petersburg, May S-The
czar today reviewed 10000 troops
consisting of cavalry, cossacks and
artillery, with l26 field pieces
The most elaborate arrangements
to insure the czar's safety were
made. The public was not allowed
TO come within quarter of a mile
Of the czar.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
Convict Seeks Position.

Washington, May s William
Reeves who WAS recently convicted
of Cuban postal frauds and later
pardoned by General Woods on
account of turning states evidence,
is now in Washington seeking for
a position under the government
At the time of his arrest he was
auditor of the Cuban postal de
partment
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
Golf at Chevy Chase.

Washington, d. c., May S-The
annual tournament of the Chevy
Chase club opened today under
auspicious circumstances the links
being thronged with golf players
of prominence. The tournament
continues through the remainder
of the week, the prizes being the
Chevy Chase, consolation and
handicap cup.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
AMONG THE LODGES.

Fremont lodge l. O. o. F. will
work in the first degree Saturday
evening. Three candidates are
ready for that degree.
Star of the West company of
the Uniform Rank met in regular
session Tuesday evening Two
candidates are on the road
Florence emcampment No. 40,
worked the second degree Monday
night The first degree will be
conferred at the next meeting.
The meeting of the Knights of
Pythias WAS attended by about the
usual number Tuesday night
Several visiting Knights from
other lodges were present.
A number of candidates are
ready for adoption into the Flor
ence lodge of Elks and the initia-
tory work will be conferred upon
some OF them tomorrow night.
The American Order of Protec-
tion last Friday night initiated
one recruit and tomorrow night
they will give an ice cream social.
Mates and Ladies cordially invit-
ed.
The Woodmen of the World will
hold very busy session tonight.
There are several propositions
coming up for consideration. One
candidate will probably be initial
ed.
One candidate is ready for adop-
ton at Monday nights meeting of
the Red Men. The lodge socials
are proving a success by wey OF
increasing the attendance of it's
members
Tomorrow night the Rebekab
lodge will have another of their
popular birthday socials They
always have good time. This
lodge has established a question
box which is proving quite inter
esting.
Green Mountain camp No. 1913,
and the Royal Neighbors will to-
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08

The statement is made in THE
TRIBUNE oil edition, now being
printed, that the oil wealth of the
Florence field is more than six
hundred and fifty million dollars.
This is graphically illustrated, and
invites successful dispute.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
PASSED QUIET NIGHT.
No Change in Condition of Hol-
lands Young Queen.

The Hague. May 8-The official
bulletin this morningsays: There
is no increase in Queen Wilhel-
mina's temperature. She passed
a quiet night"
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
Oil Notes.

For SALE-Three acres of oil
land in West Florence on Oak
creek, adjoining the La Plant brick
yard, at 1900 per acre. Bounded
on three sides by oil wells. It. f.
Spencer. l6-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08

III. G. Mosher returned from
Victor at noon where he had gone
to arrange for the opening of a
stock exchange here. He reports
the deal closed and will imme-
diately arrange for its opening.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
TRAIN WRECKED.
Eleven rIen Lost Their Lives by
the Accident.

London, May, s - A British
armored train was derailed between
Pretoria and Petersburg this
morning A lieutenant and ten
privates were killed.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08
The Direct Route

To the new gold districts of the
West and Northwest is the Union
Pacific. Saves you time and ex-
pense. See your local agent or
address E. r. Griffin, General
Agent, Denver. 242S
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08

Orders taken at The TRIBUNE
job Office for Rubber stamps. We
also make specially of engraved
visiting cards aud invitations. 93tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08

Florence emcampment No. 45,
worked the second degree Monday
night. The first degree will be
conferred at the next meeting.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-08

Green Mountain camp No. 1913,
and the Royal Neighbors will to-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-26

To the Editor: In view of the huge
proportions the proposed celebration here
is assuming. few words from the "Old
Fort" might not be superfluouS, and /
hope not uninteresting.
1t will not be forgotten that for about
four reasons Roanoke Island is one of
the most interesting spots on this con-
tinent. 1t is conspicuous as the place
where the first English settlement was
made in America. where the first child
of the Anglo Saxon blood was born in
this country. where the first baptism to
the Protestant faith was solemnized in
America, and where the long lost colony
sent by Sir Walter Raleigh left only the
word "Croatan" as a trace to their dis
appearance, so clothed in mystery. The
Old Fort, with all that surrounds it, to
one unacquainted with the traditions OF
the place. is not peculiarly attractive in
appearance, and, yet there is something
weird in the atmosphere together with
the never ending roar of the Atlantic to
furnish an additional solemnty, which
seems to tell one upon his first visit
that he is approaching historic ground.
Enclosed by fence of pine rails and
rustic gate and surrounded by trees OF
erected to the memory of Virginia Dare
All around is a wilderness OF growth Of
all sizes, and there are few indications
of careful management. That this place
has known any preservation at all is
largely due to the efforts of the Roanoke
Colony Memorial Association, and it is
hoped that the time is not far off when
this place. of which so many should feel
proud, will be more properly cared for
1t is far more interesting. and perhaps
not so sad, to visit this place. around
which so many tender memories linger,
than to read the story of the fallen for
| tunes and defeated hopes of him who
was the parent of the project for which
Fort Raleigh stands. Surely there is a
| lesson to encourage brave young man
hood in the way he endured the vicissi-
tudcs of heartless persecution and sum
moned that unearthly fortitude with
which he met death. Exemplified in his
life must be the great truth that he who
succeeds in linking his life to noble
purpose and principle, will also wed his
name to a glory as imperishable as the
truth itself
A northern sportsman. aud also a cor
respondent TO the Baltimore Sun. said in
communication TO that paper some time
ago: Roanoke Island is much the same
as it was in 1884 when Amadas and Bar
lowe discovered it," If he intended to
refer merely to the typographical condi-
tions of the island his statement is APP
proximately correct as time does not
seem to have wrought many marvellous
changes, but if his reference was to the
number and connection of tenants" he
was widely. though l doubt not limo
Gently. inaccurate. In the days of
Amadas and Barlowe the famous Dare
county deer leaped in the forests, the
ducks. geese and swan swan upon the
bays and sounds and fish and oysters
might have been abundant in the smoke
house of the world" as is the case even
now; but for the people and their in
dustries and improvements. remarkable
strides have been made. The twelve by
four miles of island once so dcsolate,
is dotted with houses of the modern build
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-26
JUDY GIVES RA1F0RD 1000.
The Acme Machine Works Turns Out Another
Locomotive

Especial to the News and Observer.)
Coldsboro, \. c., Jan. 25.-In the ac-
ton of Raiford VS.. Atlantic Coast Line
damage suit IN the sum of 100000 at
ter a couple of days elaboration the
jury agreed on a verdict this morning.
giving Raiford damage in the sum of
$2.0e0 Mr.. Raiford while engaged at
his trade as carpenter, in repairing
locomotive in the round house at Will
mington in 1S9S had leg bruised and
niashed by the fall of some plate of the
PILOT, being since disabled
There Is now pending in the court an
action for damages in the sum of s10,-
900 against the Seaboard Air Line where
in Henry Elmore is plaintiff. In 1890.
while in the employ of the defendant
company, as fagman, while shifting
some cars at Clarkton, Mr. Elmore sus-
tanned mashed foot. 1t is claimed by
the plaintiff that the accident occurred
while he was coupling, while the defen-
dant company hold that he exceeded.
rather. disrcgarded rules, etc. Messrs.
allen & Dortch and l. r. Dortch are of
counsel for Elmore. The company is
represented by Capt. w. H. Day and Mr..
F. A. Daniels. Among the important
Witnesses III attendance is Capt. Turner.
who was at the time of the accident the
superintendent of the Scaboard, that di.
vision.
F. r. Hall, of Benson, special agent of
the Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. has located here and will make
Goldsboro his headquarters, working the
eastern section of the State. Mr. Hall
starts off right with the News and OBJ
server in hand.
The Acme Machine Works have just
turned out another locomotive. On their
yards are some newcomers that are to
be repaired and rebuilt
Rumor says that Sampson county will
also have a candidate for Congressional
honors IN the person of John ID. Kerr.
If this reported candidacy be true this
one makes No. in the race.
r A. p. Smith. late associate editor
cf the Charlotte News. is visitor here.
Mr. Smith has embarked again in the
insurance world.
The old wooden buildings on the lots
recently purchased by the city for city
hall and market house purposes are be-
ing removed preparatory to the erection
CT these needed improvements. The site
is splendidly located.
Judge o. H. Allen is giving splendid
satisfaction as the presiding judge thS
term OF court.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-26

Madison at Marshall
Martini at Conoho; at Hamilton; l
at Hassells: at Gold Point at Par
mcle; at Robersonvillc; at Everctts;
al GAINESVILLE; at Williamson.
Mcdowell at Marion.
Mccklenburg-16 at Charlotte
NASH at Battleboro; 2 at Spring
Hope: 10 at Rocky Mount.
New Hanover-57 saloons and grocery
stores and wholesale houses where Ii
quor is sold in Wilmington.
Northampton at Bull HILL
OnslOw-4 at Jacksonville; l at Spark
man; l at Silver Dale; at Lanier; / at
Dixors.
Oranges at Hillsboro.
Pasquotank-12 at Elizabeth City.
Persons at Roxboro
Pitt at Bethel at Stokes: / at
Mill; at Pactolus; 1 at Oakley; / at
Reba; 1 at Whichard; IL at Greenville;
2 at Grfton; 2 at Farmville.
Richmond-4 at Rockingham; 5 at
Hamlet.
Rockingham at Louisville; / at
Stonevillc; / at Wentworth; at Madi-
son.
Rowan-1O at Salisbury
Stokes--1 at Walnut Cove; ? at Ger
manton.
Vance, at Henderson.
Wake-27 at Raleigh.
Washington at Roper; 1 at McKey's
Ferry; 2 at Cresswcll / at Scuppernong;
an Plymouth
WaSne-8 at Goldsboro; | at Eureka;
at Pikevillc; s at Fremont.
Wilson, at Black Creek; at Sara
toga; / at Boyctte; at Bridgersville; 1
at Willbanks; at Elm City; IA at Will
son.
The following counties have dispense
RIGS and no saloons:
Franklin-Dispensary at Louisburg.
Haywood-Dispensary at Wayncsvillc.
acknowledgements a Winton
acknowledgements at Franklin.
uthcrford-Dispensary at Rutherford
ton.
Union-Dspcnsar at Monroe.
Warrcn-Dispensary at Warrenton.
The following have dispcnsarics as we'll
as the saloons named above:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Tarboro
Johnston-DispcnsaTy at Clayton,
Smithfcld. Selma and Kcny.
Mort hampton-Dispensary at Jackson.
The above rough statistics present an
interesting study. Ten years ago there
were many counties where whiskey Was
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