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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
CoNGRIS,utN THtYER ,CcrSrD
Worcester Woman Charges That lie with.
held Nancy IN settling an Estate.

WORCESTER, Mas, Oct ~ Congress
man John 4. Thavcr, who j. running for
reelection in the Third Massachusetts
district, wa~ surprised this afternoon when
ho learned from reporter thar charges of
false and fraudulent representation had
been iilci aga'n~, MIN 10y Mrs, Ellen +
Pfo>>ov of Worcester
Mrs Prr-srv alleged in her hin of COM
plant that ThaNcr. who had acted a. her
counsel and trustee In the sci cement Of the
estate of her iaihor. mad only returned her
SI,Gl2 80 instead of 40, go ~ actually due
hcr Oui of the c-tat'.
Ms Prce-ry alleges that although the
OF ate was settled tNu years ago she was
uual io to soC.rc a 'ii"mcnt, -uCu "A, II
was, from tie Democratic Congressman
until about three months ago Size tc-
mauds complete accounting
WIeu Nj. lhlycy a@ told of the fling
Of the uill iy rCIorteI he said: 1t II a
very strange coincidence that you, the rep
rc~cutariNr of . E,SuI lican newspaper,
snould arrive at my office toforc the ill
or office that il has been file reaches me
Further than this Congressman lhayer
declined to say anything for publication
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GTORGE nov Urn TO Warm.
sir Herr, Towards son 10 VI cd The Widow
az OXFORD Il. Perrin OF Cincinnati


WAsluNGroS, oct. 81 Mr.. George How
ard eldest son of Sir Henry Howard, British
Minister to Tn" Hague. and Lady Howard.
formerly Mis- Riggs of Washington and
Mr. May Clag-,t Perrin, widow Of clifford
X Perrin of Cincinnati. will be- mari 1 at
ST Aloy-iu = Church in this city on Wcdnes-
day. Nov. :.
Il j. understood that Mr. Howard marrics
without IN" consent Of hi father and vi IA
tho di-approyal of his aunl-, tho Misses
Riggs OF this city, who are po--es~oi OF a
larr" fortune. Mr.. Howard l. treasurer
of IN" National safe Deposit, Savings and
Trust Company, on" Of the largest banking
concerns il Washing On, of which his uncle ,
j.. Francis Ngg-, l. president. II" II one
of IN" b"-'-kuOWu and most popular club
men oI the capital. The marrag" viii be
a very quiet one, ia" relatives of Mrs Perrin
only being present
Mrs Perrin, a. Miss Clagett, was ono Of
tn" bellies of Washington. and her marriage
10 Mr. Perrin, IN" son Of one of the "cali hir-t
families OF Cincinnati, was cons ld-rCd "A
great social event. However, the happl-
less of IA" pair was ot short dura ion and
Mrs. Perm finally returned To her mother :
HON" iu this city and obtained divorce,
her husband having first sued and then
Withdrawn the suit. Sh" received in tho
settlement about tN,0m IN money and the
custody OF her iltiir daughter, who received
$1,000 or 5000 year for maintenance. Bv
her fathers Will ia" daughter received
$lOOWO more. About a wear after the
divorce was granted MIR. Perrin died.
Mr-. Perm before her marriage was en-
gagged tn Mr.. Augustus Whiting Of New
York, and broke the engagement on the
m'Ining of the day set for the wedding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
BISHOP POYTER GETTING WE'LL.
Hut lie Had vertigo Win His Had knee
aud WIN Rest All lie Can for u While.

u was said at the Soc House last night
that Bishop Potter had improved IN health.
AID would probably , able 10 take part
u the service of dedication Of s. MchaeI-
parish house, Nuety-uiuth street ard
Amsterdam avenue, this aftori Don, and
the restitution Of the Rev. W T. Bc,tlcy
as rector Of Holy Sepulchrc Church. Soy
c.ty-foErth street near Park avenue, to-
morrow From other -ourcn~ II was
l'lrued that the injury 10 III" Bishops knee,
reported S"Nrra, days ag", was accom-
ui.icd bv ann atlack uf vertigo. II l.
likely that Bishop Morrison of DuB,h, who
0 'rp"l~ to bc i "a" civ, will assist a. the
iwu services ma toned, eve. if Bishop Pot
ter l. presr' I.
Bishop Potter is planning TO make a
Weston trip, vi~itir K Detroit a,d Duluth,
and he will say" himself moai Will" a.
far A. possible" lie had tended to start
West n the end of next week.
With m" ~orvic" of H. sfitutiCu AZ Holy
>.ptlchrc Church thor" will be IN" ordi IL
ton Of John y. Carter To- the diacouatc.
Nr. Carter comes from Grace hapel
There viii also be a service Of con firmatou
Two other ordinations To- the diacouate
win wait until Advent, The perSoI 20
ho Drda,' od ar" +. W Roberts and Alfred
Duaro Pol, the latter a member of a we'll
k,oWrU Nav York family
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OPERATION ON Mrs. ROHINSON
onl, Little One. Like the Other shes
the PrcsIdenI's SiLcr.

Mrs. Douglas Robinson who underwent
slight surgical operation on ehipboa rd
"a few day. 60, had another al her home.
AZ Madison avenue, on Thursday. II
was said last night that the second opera
tion, a. VI" Il 81, was Of a very minor nature
and tina, MIR Robinson wa around the
house as usual Yesterday and would be
outdoors within week
Mrs. Robinson returned from Europe
on Tuesday on the Cuudrdcr SaXoaia.
which had rather rough voyage Mr.
Robinson had an attack Of grip and a ~ma Il
Sd)srcsS formed on her neck. To relieve
her, tho ships surgeon, Dr. W I. 81.
stephens, used ni- lancet. Both Mrs
Robinson and her husband made light
Of the whole affair
IL was said last night that Mrs Robinson :
ailment was somewhat Of the nature of
tonsilitis. DIR. Wynkoop performed the
operation on THURSDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
~ tRRI J.. MOODY LOCkED IP.
Young Man who Fought Police says Hes
". u. Takers SOn.in.IaM.

Ayoung man who said he was Harry Leroy
Moody of 1851 Park place, Brooklyn. and
announced that he was the "son-in law
81 W. IL Baker, vice president of the OTIS
Elevator Company. was locked up at the
OAK street station last night on the technical
charge of being drunk aud disorderly.
According to Policemen Fisher aud Steller
who brought him 10 the station. he had
resisted arrest and had knocked of the
formers helmet and attempted to throttle
him
tn" arrest was made on the north road
way ut tine Brooklyn Bridge. 4 force
ni eight or ten policemen have been lined
up AZ 'hs point 10 prevent men from run
LINK along Oh" roadway and climbing ON
the approaching cars. thus endangerin z
IN" safety of those waiting at the loops
Yesterday afternoon, AT the rush hour.
according To Iish"., Moody forced his
way past this lin, and started w the
roadway on the run. A. he paid no atten-
tlou To- the policeman call to stop, the
latter caught him by the arm and pushed
him iusid" the line He had hardly re-
leased him. however when the young
man daued back end, when seized n second
'l'''' IN'N az flNlfl I'bt. Inc llollCP-
man warded IT the blow, which only
Knocked N his hat Whereupon Moody.
hc SAYS, caught him by the neck. After
Moody was placed under arrest it took the
united ofortS of both Fisher and Steller
'n get him Ia the station
When h" got there. Moody ordered the
d""k sergeant to call up 100 Bedford.
Brooklyn. Three hours after he was
locked up, a closed carriage drove up to
III" station. The two women il containa d
lad they were his wife and mother-in
law. The latter ohrred a. bail the Park
place house.
When Moody was discharged hc told
S'rg'. Sprcoklen that he wanted the money
which had been taken from his when
searched. and il was only n the ir'or-
cr,~Iou of the younger of the two women
'hn' n" could bo quoted Tho doormat
later said that Moody. on entering his
cell. had admitted having lent" all his
money before his arrest
". II Baker who il director Of IN"
OTIS Elevator Company and vice pres ident
and manager Of the Postal Telegraph Com
parv lives al 1895 Park place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
TOM JOHNSON uses HIS FISTS.
SMALL NiN (tLIED RIN 1 IIiR
AND cor kNOtkLD DOM.
Gle, eland's Mayor Siruci, Out Win Ills
Right. Then WIN Ills Lett. and u
Was Al over Row In the Public
square Witnessed b, a nig crowd.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, oct. 81 At the time
OF the usual MONDAY gathering on the
public square to-day Mayor Tom L. John
son was called a liar by Republican a5-
hercnt and he promptly knocked the man
down with savage blow in the face. The
Mayor forgot that good humor for which
he T. noted and proceeded Ia innict further
punishment on his PROSTATE victim
Spectators intericrcd and pulled the
Mayor away by main force and also his
little secretary, Burr. Cougwrr, who rushed
To The aid of his chief THE victim of the
assault refused to apply for satisfaction
through the police court. although urged
to 30 80 10y many of the spectators. The
affair was witnessed by 1000 men, among
whom were many of the wealthy business
men Of the city.
liver since the local campaign began
crowds have been accustomed 10 meet in
the IA lie square 10 li~ten To- tie various
political Speakers who hold forth ON the
speaker- stands, which are -priukled about
g. he square. For several days prominent
Republican speakers have been present
and m" business men of th" downtown
section hav Bon urged TO mugio in the
crowd and lrud their aid To TIA" party.
Mayor johnson has made II a practice
10 he on hand also. ever ready with qur,-
tionS, to prompt his followers or 10 annoy
the Republican speakers.
~ he was clbovilg his wav toward ia @
speakers stand to-day his attention was
attracted 10 a hot discussion I'm progress
hetwe"n William Mylechraiuo. Rcpub-
licau assessor. and John clifford a member
81 the Mayor tax hOOl Myi"ChraiTp
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ODELL BY $1,000, SAYS DUNN.
THAT - .iNNi HiNG DIUOCPtTS
MERE iPIN'T RIIFJINE.
u The. Are. as the toIour, Relieves. the
Governor win 10 Setter OdclI. lie
Thinks iic'll Win hy :O,OoO tut kccp
Your Eye on Woodrun Republicans say.


'"i. 'eorc" W. Dunn, chairman # the
Republican state Committee, said a few,
words vestord,v ar,,rr,,, Ill l. a.,
frs, ,imc ,ha, co I'' n,.n Inns t. ,ur
''"' '"a' W.. '"'''' '.I'I"' ana
V"hs'rNatlN" f"puhhcail ~".dr"' Ias opened
hrs lips for publication H. the cauplipu,
Of which n" took cIgrr. several rlnrtl :
ago. in the interest If GOV nt.II and ,Io
Wv" '''' INV
''"' "P"h"'"h N'al" i'"'t.
'nI Dunn - not very much 81 ialkee-
talkee man: Lee has no desire IA Lefnnl tho
Republican y,r.r- ,rtle p,,,,.,.r,, T., ,.,.,o,.
- a., S.,
.,' ''.'. 'e SUPP
wants !" occupy ms place as head Of The
Republican machine in this camudign as
GIL honorable straightforward chan And
A. in TALKING Yesterday ,I,,,,,t ,Io ,,r,.-,.,,.
i've N"'" Tor Governor and Nh" Republican
n'a'' '''h"' on tuesday, election day. Col.
Dunn ~iIC.
Il am entirely confident a. to the ont come
or this Sit. The R.nl,li,a, ,rg,,i,,.
go, ,.,.,,,.i...,., A., - H''''''''
.''' '" ''.'''" va ioN'' III
,''"r N''"nH ".o"f IMAM II II to-day.
Reports which llN" come 20 - indicate
that Gov. td"ll's plurality lu Tire State will
u. &c. Geo. even If tie Claims ,p99, pf flo
Democr.ti. icadurIarre.s of Now S,rl
and King, counties haI any ,tL.t,rii,I
basis ". IIln tie hest of ,.4s.,. =,
lelic,c 'it' re,c claims are rr,',fIy ey.
aggerpjoi In that even Gol OG,I',
plurality " 4 br largely increased over ,ln
figures given above.
81 .rsr anon ali Rapul'r,.,r- nrl ir,l,.
pnud.r. workers in tl, State tl.. lI,.,. ..-I,v
nf ,igiApt .Fort- until tire close of ,hn
polls. that gin, affairs of d.. S.Yfa. .r \..y
York may continue 10 be-. administered
with "a. .3,,e al,iiry I,p,-,,. ..,.i ,.,.,,,.,,,
~ during Gov. Od.l''. first 'r,.. y...r-
Nhcr Col Dunn f-ur.- v.r. .I,v.p.
f. Gov olr.l the G,v,r..,r r.,,.l.r
why shall La elected bow. "a I4r,,.r. ,,r,lr-
gIi,y Than .Nr, ciyou I,- COT I'M, H.,
Cplourl H. conservative
Gov Djou ir,,,,..,faJ tl., Ia ,,,,,y ~,
elected lv ra1rIv .p o,n r.lrr,,.,. Wtn,
That ur,r.-.ti,r' ~. .,tj,'i,' ., a."
Dunn .t.r ra-- nigl, En -,il .V.rf
rps,iblv lave bocn -omayyl.s, ..o.,',..,
iiye "
Iiout -G,v Wo,drrr l,. hal . ..,ll.
,,;tbir ,ba la., ,o,,,'',t, -. ., a. -
odcIi AMI o'bo ga, ,
10 Ba,.,'rt', 49,, W. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
O,ERCOUE ~ GtS ~ I NEUER
-Four Wen Dead In Niagara Fails and Three
Others In Hospital.

NIAGABA FALLS, y. V. oct. 81 While
workit in the tunnel trunk sewer nx-
tension this afternoon a dozen men wore
overcome 10y sulphurot"d hydrogen ga.
and four are dead. IuoIr names are Law
renee Usher, George Rhodes, Hugh Na~u.
AID ". ". Srddi>u. Three ,tl,is are i.
the Memorial Hospital, and one. Romano
ko'itoh, vii, dip.
This deadly "a, has L,Nor. much trouble
i'm all tunnel worN o. the Niagara llcaiitr,
AID when the Original srNcr was rmr
mon wrr" overcome. II j. thought the me-.
to-day struck a poCkrt Of it,
Rhodes was first 10 show sig Of lou &
overcome, AID IT, hr was nci lifted Z,
IN" -uriaC" Hc fell out of the bucket to-
the bottom, Rhodcs IL all' gro. The others
ar" white mon. Coroner Slocum was sum
mouei 10 IN" scene and took charge of
the dead lie will mako thorough in
We tigatlOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
JAIL FOR ". K. VANDERBILT.
SENTENCED ny PtRIS corn M +
NE ISN'T THERE.
Reckless Automobile Driving the Charge
Lawyers WIN Tr, to Have the Sen.
icncc of Imprisonment Changed BE-
fore Nr. Vanderbilt Returns TO Paris.

'NP'''W H"f B'NpWth 10 I'VE NiN.
PARIS, Oct. 81. William X. Vanderbilt
has been sentenced in default to two day.
Imprisonment and a fine Of 10 francs for
recklessly driving his automobile on the
Champs Elyc-es on Sept l.? Mr. Wander
bilt was Informed on that day that he would
be prosecuted, but he returned to the
United States without not icing the warning.
ana he was not represented al the trial
II il stated that his solicitor, who Nainlv
tried TO get tAe case post poncd 10 enable
him To consult with his client, will appeal
with tie view 20 Obtaining the suppression
OF the imprisonment part Of the sentence.
If he does not succeed. Mr. Vanderbilt will
be liable to arrest on his first appearance in
France
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
NEGROES LtSH EACH OTHER.
The, Did That Rather Than 60 to Jail
for RohblnE u Farmer.

CHARLESTON, : C., oct. 3i-In Ander-
son county yesterday two negroes worc
caught in the ac; of robbing a farmer,
and rather than GO to jail they oIosed
TO accept any punishment the farmer
might inf'ict.
The men were taken into a field and
strip ed to tho waist There l. no whip-
y iig-post law in South Carolina. but this
did not interfere with the plans for the
lashing
To each man was given a buggy trace
and they fought each other until the blood
began ia flow. 4 big crowd gathered To
watch the duel of whipping 4 neighbor
Of tie man who had been robirl acted
M referee and he made the negroes break
ccan whoa thev clinched
Under the rules tho contest had To con-
time until ono negro had given the other
loo laSNcs. Foul tips wers not counted
Tie rcg"o"s were in bad snap" when the
fight ceased and they went on to bed 80
arrests were made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
HiR, Urn DENT MISSING.
Ernest g. Mansfield Last seen Rowing Ia a
shell on the Charles River

CAMBRIDGE, Mas, Oct. 81 Er es, {.
Mansfield, whose home IL in spin gheld
ny. "a second year man in the HarvG ri
law school, took a single shell from the
clubhou~" on tn" Charles River Yesterday
afternoon, rowcd up the river rs the H. =
Urinary aud DISAPPEARED
The shell Wa found floating overvirr ed
in the river. Ma siclG'- clothes were four 4
in his ipck"ra the clubhouse. Every place
where he was in the habit Of visiting has
been searched, but 10 trace of him has been
found
II is supposed that h" was tipped out Of
the shell aud dro wned and the river will bc
dragged for his body Tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
PiCIFIC CtBLE COWPLETED.
First Eastward Message Received From
Wellington lrStrrday

OTTAWA, Oct. 81. Sir Sanford Fleming,
who suggested a Pacific cable in 1879 this
morning received the following message
over the new British Pacific cable, il being
IL" first message sent eastward:
"NELLiNGTON, New Zealand. Oct. 81
Delighted 10 congratulate YOU on COM
pletion of great work Of Pacific cable, thus
rewarding your interest and labor in forg-
ing further link to advantage of our empire
"SrDpoN. Premier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
UO\'T WORN on FRIDtlS.
Worhncn In New Haven Factory Conclude
the Day j. ln!uch,.

NEW HAVEN, conn, Oc'. 3l-all the em-
ployccs of the Bigrlow Boiler Work. In this
city left the factory this rnorlilg <, docli. l. x
TO work any loa ger o. Friday because they
thi. X it l. al. ualUCky day.
Three weeks ago to-day workman had
hi eye pa, ont, last Friday aaothcr "m-
ployoe had his hand sma shed AID lest a
finger to-day while Frcdcrich Houdc VS.
rlvrtting beer taxi that weighed half Il
tol. the tank rolled over on him. cru-hii q
l. his ~kulL lie died al hour later
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
IIctt, Green In Atlantic city.

NrLiNrtC CRY, y. j., oct, n Hettv
Groom i. h'ro foe an indefinite stay for her
health. II il her first visit She spcn, a
urr e Nh" aft,uuu. watching M" quota
'.,l- iu % broker, M . She .g'.:sd the
III a r.rryint a large peri, "al IN her
arn TN. manager had behind hi. desk
ilir(irg n" was "a book agent. Bofpru
leaving she Introduced herself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
WtRCGtI ~ GIt.I Ril.
Getting Read, torw lralr>, Messages ,rras>
the tti1utIr.

GLACE BAY. y. =. Dct 80 tn" Italian
varsnip Carlo Alberto, having ou board
Signor Marcuui arrived nr Grace Hpy This
morning. SIguur Narc"r and Marquis
Luigi SOLAR, with the officers of the ship,
landed in a steam launch, and brought six
teen boX'- 1t HIpou'u- t.r lil, station.
-ucccs- Of his experiments. declined 20
rua llc any statement hu. De- iullw9'sl hat
the experiments had teen ,.lo".--ilI iir
was met toy Major Pap" Of i.uIor, a
director Of the M,rp.r-- Iui,rrauh CON
panv, and Nh Vivian. WHO Ua, charge ut
The construction OF alI -'.'iur.. Nhrron
did not go 10 The station, hG returned
to the war~hiu after hoiug g-hpr' about
an hour Tho "arlp then steamed
10 sydney, whcro some Of ih" GuI srau,-
which could not lc landed l,u' will ."
taken on shore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
SWEDEN'S RAILWAY PLAN.
To Convert 5000 Miles Of steam Road Into
an Electric system.

Special cafe Despatch 70 THE SrN.
LoNDoN, Oct. 3l.--Tne swedish Govern
ment has decided to convert the 200 miles
ofGDvernment owned railways inthat coun-
try into electric traction systems for the
purpose of utilizing the natural water power
of the country.
Representatives Of the Government of
Sweden are now in London comforting with
American experts on the subject and plans
have already been submitted for the work
which will be completed in three years 1t
i probable that Denmark will take similar
40 iOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
BAR or CRIMSON FLtUE.
\ Celestial Display, shooting From Horizon
10 Zenith, seen In I,nghamton.

EIN IlIAMroN, y. Y, Oct 81 A bar Of
crimson fame, shooting from the horizon
10 the zenith. furnished an exceptional
celestial display here shortly after mid
night last might. In some RESPECTS il re-
sampled the tail of a large meteor hut was
of a red color. tn" SuIsrSt tiOuS saw in
II u warning of approaching national
disaster. The cooler spectators of the
celestial phenomenon believe. however,
that it was an electrical display
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
PTTRE FOI NJ NOR army.
jury Clears 'iIm OF Charge OF MurdrrIny
His Friend, James Comes

WHITE PLAINS, y Y, oct. ~ Tho
murder trial in which Andrew Pctrc, who
for -X years was the fruit buyer for the
wholesale grocery firm of Lcggott 4 Co.
of New YORK, wa, charged with murdoriug
his inlimat" friend, james touros, was
concluded at 7.2O o'clock to-uight, when
the Jury brought II a verdict Of not guilty.
Pctre's mother fell 10 the floor in a faint
Whom the verdict was rcICclcd Poirn is
a SiCillln. a member Of IN" ROYAL Arcanum.
a Forester. and has a large acGuaiutancn-
ship in Brooklyn, whrr" hc ha, lived for
tMcntN vears-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
ROOSEVELT AND THE CtMPiIGN
The President Most earnestly Desires
Republican succrS.

WAsHlSGroS, Dot. 81 In answer to
inquiries tm, afternoon regarding the
pending campaign, Secretary Corelyou
said.
Tn" President i watching with the
k'"ne>t int'ras and the most earnest
d"-lr" for Republican success the various
Congressional caHvassn. and the sat,
canNaSS"s in States lik New York and
Pennsylvania, whpr" Governors are TO be-
elected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
Disco, or, OF Gold IN Marathon. \. y.

SYRACUSE, oct. 3l--Tho discovery Of
gold IN Marathon has boosted the price Of
raj c.'are Thoma, +. McEligott had an
olcr f $4,000 for his lot, the size OF an
ordinary building lot. \ large lot belong
ing to the Catholic Church Is to be sold, il il
laid for SlW.OD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
TENNIS en- tNPION TOUID
senator .Ionc,'s daughter Engaged Ia
nohrri Iaruuhar 81 Roston.

los ANGrLfS, Cal, Oct 3l.-Ihc on-
gagcmcn, of Miss Marion Jones, daughter
of senator John p. Jouo, of Nevada, TO
Robert Farguhar of Boston IL announced
Miss Jones i 10" " oman tennis champion
of the United States and L. we'll known
in Washington society Her summer home
j, N Santa Monica Mr. Farluhar is a
prominent merchant Of Boston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
GLOTCE>rER MEN LO>r, ~.
They Jcft ~ Widows and 80 Children
Fatalities lte!ON Average

GLorCEsrER. MAJ, Oct. 81 The fisl-
ing season for In" year 1902 j. practically
Al an end. There were seventy men drowrel
in the f.hcric, this voar. who lnfi sry"n-
t""n wido"s aaG thirly-nn" chilyr"n Thi-
j. somewhat below tho ay,ray, o. the last
thirty wears dr" IN largo measure 10 "A
change ia the pur. u't Of the business anG
the marked reduction of 'hr Georges fc.t
from more than 20n sail 10 about twenty. In
which branch Ia" greater part IF the fatali-
ties occurred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-01
MRS. HtIGENS KILLS HERSELF.
Leader OF Nomen's No, cmcnt In Holland
Tired of Life.

.Npccid Cdhle Despatch 10 The Sun.
ANTWERP. Oct. 81. Mrs. Cornelia Huv-
gems. a leader of he socialistiC and fem
inistic movement in Holland, committed
suicide yesterday. She was "A widow
but was 20 have been married soon.
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Football Train to West Paint.

b Sew York central. Leave Grand central sta
ton no T.. VI, uj'a street III. Nonkers i.iu
Iirr,toWn ii5 O~Slulng !p5 pcckSklU 2.1I. aruv
ips Garrison. opposite West Point, "a = VI Spc,
Cll train returning It clos" OF game. HAdr.
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SHOT TOR "a Wild Turkey.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Oct 81 Mistaken
for Wjli turkey, Frank Barnes WAS fatally
Sho, nesr Oldt own to-day, 10y Scott Morgan
a ncighhor.
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sharon Gprra House Turned.


SHARoN, Pa, oct. eth" SHARON Opera
House vas burned to-day. Los, sl2j0O0.
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with Increasing knowledge Of the danger to
hct'h through CarrIr>Ns ptt pared food con
sumcfN grow NOR. fiSldinus IN their selection
"D'"r fCOt' means purity. dautlur>>. CLEANLINESS,
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70 points In Montana. Idaho, rmh. California
Ma>uiugiO and BritiSh Columbia For par
tyuiH apply - tAcagO, NilWa Yl"c ana 81
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Football Game West Poim

. SPECIAL train by West Shore leaves TrsHttn
s. I, % p. v. West i!d 1T 100 Nc'uAwE,u Ia
irving West Point -, - " special lJa.n o..
20 H '' tI.,~, nf o." -
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nurnctS Co.otln" Mills daudruF aIlly> Irritation
and promotes q health, growth Of ~, lltIr idr.
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he Penn>NlNau,a Special IS a plo,wasrr and a
me saver. Leave, New York dads Los T. " q,
rTiVts Chicago S55 4. var
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An attractive feature for lad, ruy,r, on the
80
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lN'rn - pHg" supplement Ntu sunday Word
u .ur. Goo t,tr accents 'f'
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There Are Iigh, of Them

Nrv Nofa 'o chicago. r.gJ' spicrd'd', eGu'rped
''H ' 10. H. ''V VOWS ''.r'r' tdr