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New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
BASEBALL.
ANNOUNCEMENT THAT HANLON HAS
SIGNED WITH FREEDMAN NOT
CREDITED

There developments in the baseball war
yesterday. \. c. Spading said that he thought IL
as well 10 let the Frcedma mites have day of rest
and he had nothing 10 add To his interesting data
regarding Brush Robson and Freedman for the
present 1t is generally believed by those who have
followed baseball closely that Spalding has the
situation practically in his hands. and that as
soon a certain announcement Is made certain
people will take to the woods
Another wild statement is said 10 have emanate ed
from the Freedman camp yesterday. Those who
have patronized baseball at the Polo Grounds in
the last few years know that about all the new
players secured by Freedman who worth any
thing were gifts from other clubs. The other club
owners thought il good business move to bolster
up the local team. II such thing were possible
The statement said 10 have from Freed
mans office yesterday to the effect that Han
lon, the manager of the brooklyn club had signed
II contract with the Nev-Hork club for Il salary of
$4,000 year. The statement appeared ridicu-
lous to followers of Tammany Hall baseball here
that no credenCe was given to the A
patch from Baltimore last night was to the effect
that HanloH had done nothing of the sort Accord
ing 10 Hanon's friends even 49, 900 year would
not induce him to cast his lot with the Tammany
Hall baseball circus at the Polo Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
wANTED-AMERICAN INVESTORS.

Peking. Jan. S.-The Director Of Railroads and
Mines of Shan-Se Province visited Mr. Conger,
the United States Minister. to-day and said that
a branch of the Belgian railroad would be ex-
tended TO Shan-Se in the spring. He explained
the great mining resources of the province, and
requested Mr.. Conger to induce Americans TO
invest capital in the province. saying that the
policy of the United States during the recent
troubles had led the Chinese TO prefer dealing
with Americans they have greater confidence
in their honesty.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
MORE TINE FOR VENEZUELA

Berlin. Jan. S.-The attention of the German
Foreign Office has been directed to the recur-
renee Of stories to the effect that Germany was
about 10 send ultimatum TO Venezuela The
Foreign Office has again announced that a reply
from President Castro of Venezuela TO the note
handed him on January by the German Charge
d'Affaires at Caracas, Herr Won Pilgrim Bal
taZZi, has not yet been received, that Germany
will give Castro reasonable time in which to
answer and that she has disposition TO
duly press the President Of Venezuela.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
REVOLT IN BoGoTA REPORTED.

private cable dispatch was received in this city
yesterday from ManagUa, Nicaragua, which said
that revolt had started in Bogota. capital oI Co
lomoa, and that President Jose Manuel Marroquln
had been imprisoned. President Marroquin re-
Gently offered to retire in favor OF General Rafael
Reyes. The latter. who is Colombian Commissioner
TO the Pan-American Congress in the City of Mex
ico has, however eVnced desire go 10 CO.
lomba. Senor Arturo de Brigard. Consul General
OF Colombia i'm this city when told yesterday OF
the message from Managua. said that he had no
news OF President MarrOquins Imprisonment.
THAT news probably comes from Zelaya." he
said. He referred to President Santos Zelaya Of
Nicaragua.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
FOrRTH CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD
BENJAMIN 5. GRATz WOULD BE WILLING
TO SUCCEED THE LATE SEN
ATOR SEWEI.L-

The following communication has been sent Is
Jersey:
lature.
Gentlemen. | hereby announce myself eaRdi-
date for the Office OF United States Senator from
NCw-Jersey for the uDeXplred term or the Hen.
W J. Sewell. United States Senator. deceased.
Wishing your honorable body may give my can
didacy Just consideration, J am sincerely yours
BENJAMIN 5. CRATE
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
THE LAND LEAGUE CONVENTION.
JOHN AND WILLIAM REDMOND MAKE SPEECHES
ATTACKING ENGLAND's POLICY

JOHN AND WILLIAM REDMOND MAKE SPED1HES
ATTACKING ENGI.AND's POLICY
Dublin, Jan. s.-The National Convention Of the
United Irish League. which opened here this morn
ing under the presidency OF John Redmond was so
largely attended that the spacious rotunda was
overfiowed. Most of the Nationalist Members Of
Parliament were present, and all sections of the
party were fully represented by delegates
Mr. Redmond's opening speech was largely statis-
teal, and devoted 10 refutng the assertion OF the
Chief Secretary for Ireland. George Wyndham,
that there were only forty branches of the league
MT. Redmond pledged his word that there were
l,23O live and paying branches
Mr.. Redmond declared that If the league move
ment was made dangerous by their enemies more
help would be forthcoming from the United States
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the war
and farm burning in South Africa and condemnng
the land laws of ireland. William Redmond de-
clared that whatever crime existed in Ireland was
the crown, ' -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
NAsTURTIUM ARRIVES IN ENGLAND

Nasturtium. the three-year- sent abroad re-
Gently by William c. Whitney. arrived In England
yesterday, and safely disemharked from the
steamship Minnehaha \ special train took the
royalty bred younEster to the HuSgns establish
mCnt at Newmarket According to "A cable message
received In this city last night. Nasturtium made
the trip across the Atlantic I'm good shape He
sent To England sT early that he might get accli-
mated before the Derby is run. which Mr.. Whitney
is anxious To capture with American bred
horse.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
ALMOST CARRIED OFF BY CYMRIC
JOHN LEE, AGENT OF THE WHITE STAR
LINE. CLIMBS OVER THE SHIPS
SIDE TO STAY HERE

John Lee the agent here OF the White Star Line,
came near being involuntary passenger the
steamer Cymric when she sailed for Liverpool yes
terday The gangplanks had all been lowered
the pier and the steamer was moving out when
some of the sailors the vessel who he was,
rope ladder was procured and Mr. Lee got down
IN he MT.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
TRIBUNE BOWLERS WIN.

In the second days bowling In the Morning News
paper League THE HERALD team succumbed 10
The Times" men. the respective scores standing,
THE Times" 7S3; THE Herald 6s7. Not TO be ont
done by their neighbors across the way The Trib-
five administered a second beating 10 '.Ths
Herald" team with total OF 80 pins go In The
third game The Tribune team again forged "a tha
front winning from The Times" bowlers viii
the of 765 pins to 67s '
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
mGR4W. or BASEBALL FAME u4RRyEs

Baltimore. Jan. (SpeciaD.-John ] McGraw
the noted baseball player and manager again be-
came benedict this evening. His bride was Miss
Blanche Sindall. daughter of James w stndau
OF this city. willie Keeler and Toe Kelley
who with McCiraw. formed part OF the famous "I,ip
-Four or the Baltimore team for four Years wers
prominent guests. Wilbert Robinson and other
PLAYERS were also on hand. The brides sister Miss
gsanne,,,te slndlIl was maid OF honor. Mr.. and
South. There we're many beautiful gifts Mr. Nc,
Gra~'s hfst wife died about two years ago
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
MANY GUESTS AT DINNER.
THE NEw-YoRK AND KENTUCKY COMPANY EN-
TERTAINs A LARGE NUMBER.

THE NEW YORK AND KENTUCKY COMPANY EN-
TERTAINs LARGE NUMBER.
Mirth and hilarity regned at the first annual
dinner of the New-York and Kentucky Company at
the Hotel Victoria last night More than three
hundred of the representative retail grocers this
city were present. 4 number OF Boston hotel men
and a delegation from Philadelphia were also guests
OF the company. William F. Balkan. secretary of
the New-York and Kentucky Company, was toast
master
The guests of the society State Senator W
w. Davis. of Massachusetts; Frank F. Upton Frank
A. Merrall. Walter E. Hildreth. H.. c. MINERS
president of the New-York Retail Grocers' Associa-
ton: C. e. shern. Sol Vile l. Haldenstine and
H. A. Curiel.
The dinner given in the international whist
room OF the hotel. which was decorated for the
occasion The menu follows:
Blue Points, Sherry
Olives. Celery. Radishes Sailed Almonds
Cold Salmon Victoria '"D'F''e'
Ftlet de sole, Sauce Tartar.
cucumbers Potatoes Noissette.
Outlets sweetbresds Perigueux
~. , French Peas.
Potatoes Duchesse French String Beans.
sorbet la y Y. & X. Co ApoiiinSris
Roast Mallard Duck Currant Jelly.
Biscuit Glace Petits Fours
Fruit Baskets Marguerite,
Coffee. Cognac
Cigars La Flor de Perfecto.
After the dinner Secretary Balkan delivered an
address OF welcome to those present Mr. Balkan
was followed by H. c. MINERS president of the
association After Mr. MINERS had ended his speech
the tables we're cleared away and vaudeville en-
tertalnment was given. Music was rendered by the
Neopolitan quintet " ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
&S,y9g &S,Pyo9ggIs
0poRTSntN'
PROGRAHuE OF SPORTS TODAY

HOCKEY.-Bedfo-d vs. Hefey. Clermont Avenue Rink
IrookIyn, evening: championship hockey matcu
Hockey club Of New-York 81. Nicholas skating
Club. -. Nicholas Rink evening.
RIIJJARDS-Amateur tournament Days Academy
evening Barton Hoppe Green's Montauk rooms
Brooklyn, VelinE.
HACKNEY SOCIETY MEETING.-Amercan Hackney
Horse Society annual meeting. Aston house.
SHOOTING.-TOurr ament Interstate Park.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
FOOTBALL.
ENANON ATHLETIC CLUB DEFEATS WAIVER
LY ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Emanon Athletic club defeated the Waverly
Athletic Club in an exciting football contest by d
score of to AT the American Horse Exchange
last night. There large number of specta-
tors and the enthusiasm shown by them through
out went far 10 help the players in their quick
work II was not until ten minutes of the second
half had been played that point was made. The
lneup was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

ATTITUDE OF WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT
BEING SOUNDED.

Paris, Jan. SIT is learned that the French
Government is sounding Washington to the
attitude Of the United States in case Of Frances
coercing Venezuela into paying the French
claims against that republic.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
zELAFA's ELECTION CoNFIRuED.

Managua, Nicaragua, Jan. s.-The Presidential
electoral vote counted to-day in the presence
of Mcarsgua's Congress, and General Santos ].
Zelaya was declared reelected unanimously for
another four years. The Congress in a body
called on President Zelaya and congratulated him
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
Reform CLUB DINNER TONIGHT.

The Reform Club is TO give dinner at the club
house, No. 2SS Fifth-ave this evening az o'clock
Among those who will speak District Attorney
Jerome. the Rev. Lyman Abbott DR.. Felix Adler
NJ y Clement. of Albany. Deputy Commissioner of
Excise. and the Rev. DR. W. s. Grove. Senator
Raines has consented 10 be present and will prob
ably present his views as regards amendments 10
the existing excise law
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
NEWJERSEY NEWS.
H4CKETTsTOWN IN BAD sH4pg
CREASEAFIFTY CASES REPORTED

SMALLPOX, THOUGH MOSTLY LIGHT IN
CREAsES-FIFTY CASES REPORTED.
Hackettstown. Jan (SpeciaD.-There were rou-
new cases Of smallpox reported by the Board ~
Health to-day, which makes total OF fifty rhs
Board OF Health says that the attacks. except =,
three or four instances are Hight. No news has va,
been heard of any spread of the disease TO any q,
the neighboring towns villages. a member ~
the State Board of Health came here TODAY and
consulted with the members of the local board
They at once began a system of rigid fumisatIo7
and will try and improve the sanitary condition a.
the town ' VI
Ine marriage of Edgar Raymond FriSbee. the So
9t Professor FrtSbee, OF the United States CO."
survey service, who is located in Washington ha
10 De postponed yesterday account of the smaT
DON epidemic. He was to have been married ;.
whistler, N0A soo
Every night at u o'clock a special officer STAR,
OUT with team of horses haTnesSed 10 An ais
stage coach In this he gathers all new patient.
ana removes them 10 the peSthOuse.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY TRUSTEES.

Stockholders OF the American Surety Company
held their annual meeting yesterday and reelected
for term OF three years the seventeen outgoing
trustees. The financial statement for the year
shows of 1886 $50 Increase sl12 3o4
over the preceding year after the payment of
per cent dividend on the stock. The company's
hailities include undivided profits Of ISIS. with
pre- MUM reserve requirements of $591, $50.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

Mrs. Serena p. Appleton died last evening from
the inirmites OF at her home. NO. 122 West
Seyenty-second-s She seventy-sx years old.
Mrs Appleton was prominent In church circles.
She leaves one daughter and four sons, one OF
whom is Colonel Daniel Appleton. of this city.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
TROTTERS on ICE.
LADY MATT AND SLICK GOODS WINNERS AT
SARANAC LAKE.

Saranac Lake n. Y, Jan. S.-The first day OF the
annual ice meet of the Gentlemen's Driving Asso-
citation at Lake Placid opened to-day. The weather
was favorable and the track excellent In the 2.5n
class Lady Matt entered by Captain Green of
Placid. in three straight heats. She was pro-
tested. however and all bets her were declared
off. The 2:20 by Slick Goods In three
straight heats. The summary:
TRorTING-2:5o CLAss-PURsE SEQ PER CENT
WINNER
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09

SEVEN HUNDRED MINERS OFT
Wilkesbarre Penn. Jan. S--Seven hundred miners
employed at the ButtonwoOd cOIIery of the Parish
Coal Company went out on strike this morning
They demanded the discharge OF some non-uniea
men. The company refused, and the strike fol-
lowed
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
NAMES 4 sf,OOO,OOO MORTGAGE.
CATION AND EQUITABLE LIFE ASsUR-
ANCE SOCIETY IN DEAL.

The Wall Street Exchange Building Association
yesterday mortgaGed the property owned by IL at
William-st and Exchange Place for 81 900 900 at ~
per cent for one year To the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society. The association formed build
a new homo for the Bank of the State of New
YOr<
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
Enancn 4. q.

This contes, was followed by game betwee
the Ascension and Bradley companies,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-09
Time-2:23. 2:e3ia 2:2Tz.
TROTTING-2:2O CI.ASS-PURSE SIaS

SiSk Sqeds
Golden Rou =
EliaI t..
Duke Sheldon 4
Time-2;30. 2:2sla 2:23L
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Herman Planting is in Portland on a
brief visit.
q. b. Johnson arrived here last nigh,
from Rainier.
Mrs. J. o, Megler of Brooksfield Wis.
tied the city yesterday.
o. c. Hansel. the clam dealer Of
Tokeland, is in the city.
Mayor j. b. coiner was in the city
yesterday from Tacoma.
Mrs. c. II. Stephens of Chealis is
here enroute for TIllamook.
r. A. Hazelton, editor OF the South
Bend Journal, Is in the city.
Leander I.ebeck was passenger on
last evenings train for Portland
William Larson, the Lewis and Clark
dairyman, visited the city yesterday.
Miss Caroline Young has returned
from visit with her sister at klamath
Falls.
Charles V, Brown and Lieutenant
Tobin returned last night from a hunt
ing trip at knappa.
Governor Mcbride and party arrived
In the city last night from Chinook and
registered at the occident.
Benjamin Sweet. William St. Thom-
as, Theodore st. Thomas and Dan Nc
Donald, timber cruisers arrived from
Portland last night.
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The Chicago dispatch In The As
torian this morning stating that the
Hartman system Is building four
great steamships to ply between the
Columbia and Oriental ports probably
means that the Union Pacific purposes
utilizing the ocean port. Vessels Of
the size described cannot he loaded at
Portland, but with improvement OF the
bar can take on their cargoes at As
toria's docks. The news Of this de-
parturc doubtless means also that the
two great transcontlnental railroad
systems are now to engage In strug-
gle for the vast trade OF the Orient,
which VIII prove OF immense value to
Astoria. A step Of this kind has been
in contemplation. but not until today
was II known in the west that the Tn
ions bid for Oriental traffic was TO
come no soon. II Is the most import
and bit Of news that has reached As
toria for long time. and its full sig
nificance cannot yet be estimated.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-29
CARD OF THANKS.

The ladies Of the Catholic fair wish
to express their hearty thanks to all
who kindly contributed towards their
recent fair, to the business houses for
their generous donations and to the
public generally for their kind patron
age. They desire also to make a
grateful acknowledgement to Captain
George Flavel for the free use of the
hall; to Mr., A. r. Cyrus for use Of
piano; to the Prael & Cook Transfer
company for gratituous services;to the
Water and Electric Light companies
for their contributions, and the various
societies for their generous patronage.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-29
AN OREGON ROMANCE.
New Book Just Out Includes Astoria
and Seaside In Its Plot.

Hazel Pierce. by william A, Ilo.
published by A. Hograve G. Co.. New
York, at $3.50 copy, Is the title OF a
new book which has just made Its APP
pearance. II II story OF simple lie
told in a straightforward manner,
without affectation and In a style that
appeals TO the average modern reader.
Tho principal characters, scenes and
incidents are located in Portland. As
torla and Seaside. Oregon. From Ore
gon the principal characters are car
ried to San Francisco, Salt Lake, New
Orleans. New York and the Klondike,
mining regions. The father Of Hazel
Pierce goes to the Klondike, where his
bones are found IN "A cabin some years
later by the william Of the plot and evil
genius Of lovely Hazel. who afterwards
reforms and becomes wealthy. and
Influential citizen OF Portland, and goes
TO TsrookIyn. N. r.. just in time TO be
present at the passing away Of Hazel.
her mother having died short time
before and her brother having been
blown up on the warship Maine at Ha-
vana. Another leading character Of
the plot goes TO Baker City and finally
to Salt Lake, where he engages In salt
ing mines and swindling the public,
and finally becomes false to his affi-
anced Hazel and ceases to write to her.
He narries a grass widow who deserts
him, after which he Is lost sight Of
The treachery. Evarice and wickedness
OF two men blight both their lives and
bring Hazel and her mother and father
to ruin and death. It shows that evil
deeds pursue the wicked and often de-
stroy the innocent. Many of the scenes
are familiar to Oregonians. Portland,
Astoria, Seaside and the vessels plying
on the Columbia are accurately de-
scribad. except that sycamore trees are
made TO grow at Seaside. when In fact
there never was a sycamore in Oregon
unless 1t has been planted. The book
should be popular in Oregon with peo-
pie who like good ssories.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-29
Asthma and Hay Fever Cured,

The truly marvellous cures Of Asthma,
which are being effected by DR.. Schiif.
mann's Asthma Cure certainly call fol
notice.
Rev. @. L, Taylor, Of Washburn. ILL.,,
says: "Soms z years ago my wife used
several packages Of your Asthma Cure
which resulted In q permanent cure"
A Hay Fever sufferer writes: II have
been sufferer from Hay Fever for over
30 years, and II seemed harder every year.
The first night ] used your Asthma Cure
was greatly relieved. 1t cured my cough
after using a few times shall recon-
mend 10 20 oil sufferers OF Hay Fover."
Mrs. Martha Slmerson, LAingsburg, Mich.
Sold BY oil druggists ct SOC and ei.00
Send 90 stamp TO DR.. y. Schiffmann, Box
$685., 81. Paul, Minn., for free trial
package,
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unheard Of. Nor can II be correctly
said that any vagueness attaches TO
such designation Of those parts OF the
city. East Astoria is known to AS
torians as that portion Of the city ear
OF the clatsop mills. while West Asto.
ria IL that part Of town lying west Of
First street. In using the expressions
The Astorian wilfuIly takes chance
Of exciting some owner OF wildcat pro-
perty. The iinpropriety OF sticking to
antiquated legal designations is shown
In the current issue Of Seattle trade
paper, which refers to the building Of
a new mill at Alderbrook. Ore. The
ordinary citizen would. IT ls to be pre-
sumed much prefer the use OF the ex-
preston East Astoria In case OF
this Kind.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-29

A Dispatch from Florence, this
state, says; All the fishermen on the
slnalaw river are on a strike. They
demand IL cents each for the small
saimon known as the silversides. and
this the cannerymen refuse 10 pay The
price paid for Chinook salmon, 81 cents
In satisfactory, Only one cannery is
In operation on the siuslaw this year,
and with no competition It's owners de-
clded no, TO pay the accustomed prices,
But they can only get fiah by acceding
to the mems demand. Fishing has
been In progress almost two months,
and the season Ia now at It's height.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-10-29

The old game worked by portrait
agents Of selling frames TO customers
after promising 10 enlarge photographs
free Of charge has received knockout
blow in Portland An agent refused
to return an original to lady until the
price OF the frame for an enlarged pic
ture had been paid and the owner Of
the small photograph appealed TO the
police department 10 have her wrongs
rghted. An officer accompanied the
woman TO the maneger Of the bogus con
ceru and compelled the bully to return
the property. The men who engage
In this business are dishonest towards
ana local victims OF such Illegal meas
ures will be pleased to learn Of the
failure to work their graft in the Port
land incident,
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"Finnigans Ball" with its nneful
songs, clever comedians, and beauti-
ful girls augmented by the introduce
tion OF specIaltles, by such well-known
and capable artists as the Tossing
Austins, Gallager and Barrett, Fannie
Trumbull, Kate Dahl. and the Ban
croft Sisters viii be the attraction at
Fishers opera house next Tuesday ev-
enlng, The average theatregoer wishes
to be amused (there Is always enough
of the sombre In llfe) and "Finnlgan's
Bali" was built from the foundation
up with this end In view, Its history
has been one of continued and wonder
ful success, This season 1t will receive
n reputation never before edualled.
Seats on sale Monday next at Griffin
& Reeds.
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The American barkentine Addenda
viii load lumber at Knappton for
South Africa,
The British bark Clan Galbraith
Captain Barker arrived in port yester
day from Algoa bay.
The Danish bark Ingeborg was towed
in yesterday fro mthe outside. Thc
vessel is under Captain Kaas fror-
Ma2atian,
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HATS TRIMMED FREE.

Mrs R. Ingleton has just opened up
fine line of ladies' fall hats, walk
ing skirts, over skirts, woolen shirt
waists and under clothes, and all kinds
of ladies and children,s furnishing
goods, Hair switches and pompadours.
A chance for the elegant $500 piano
with each soc purchase. Welch Block,
opposite Budget Office.