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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Dec. II, 1902.


Steamer Oceanic (Brl Cameron. Liverpool 3
Queenstown with mdse $40 cabin and ass steer
age passengers the White Star Line Arrived the
steamer Bowie (8r) Jones. Liverpool November IS.
INN INN aSTve ana at i the Bar at 40 m
Steamer Lancastrian G8r, Ridley. Iyerpool November
% with mdse to F Leyland & Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger Richter Bremen.
cabin and 707 passengers to Oelrichs Co
seemer Brighton tNor Krohg Port Antonio December
8 fruit the United Fruit Company. Arrived at
steamer Parran CNor, HendriIson ST Croix December
g. with to A f Outerbridge. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Chattahoochee Lewis, Boston, with mdse to
steamer jefferson. Dole Newport News and Norfolk
with ndse and to the Old Dominion S. Co
Sandy Hook. n. j., Dec II. $3.50 p m.-Wind north
east. strong breeze: raining; thick off shore.
SAILED.
Steamers Georgetown wLmingson and Georgetown;
Seneca (isr). Hong Kong ohama; Victoria Obj
Marseilles Genoa ete indTamayo SBr)' Alden. snsa
Hamburg; La Toourane CFr, Havre; Lord Erne tr,
Baltimore Monterey Havana etc; Casse Ger. Bremen
Norfolk and Newport News; Fl Sud Galveston: I'll vale
nah. Savannah; Pata Fr Coste from Marseilles etc.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool 11-Arrved. steamer Georgian fF,r oar
- ker. 'Nev-York san '0' Faf-
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 1l-Arrved. steamer Louis Passow
Queenstown. Dec H. 2:1a m-saied. steamer C,ymric
GLASGOW DEC 'o-ArriVed steamer Sandman (3r Moar
Hamburs Dec H. Arrived steamer Graf waIder-
see Ger kopf. New-York via Plymouth and Cher
Rotterdam. Dec Arrived. steamer Potsdam Dutch
Naples Dec II, steamer Aller GER FoIte
New ok and sailed for &c 1oa).
spieeen. NewYorll. via Aigiers for Alden Singapore
kow. New-York ''' o.
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TEACHERS COLLEGE GETS 500 ooo

a check for $4,000 has been sent to Teachers
College by the United States Treasury Department
Several years ago Mrs. Caroline s. Macy made a
bequest Of $4,000 10 the Teachers College. Owing
10 the inheritance tax Of recent date this sum was
diminished by $4,000 AS result of the amend
ueut made by Congress relating to this tax the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,,

will be greatly improved and benefited
when the work of elevating the tracks Of
the New-Y New-Haven and Hart
ford Railroad. which runs through that
city. is completed. Description and
photos OF the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Christian CIergynen in Society.

An interview with the new president
of Oberlin College. the Rev Dr. Henry
Churchill King. on the standing OF
Christian clergymen in society to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
The Protestant Episcopal Cattle
dral of ST. John the Divine.

A page photograph of this large struot-
ure on Morningside Heights, showing
how it looks after ten years work on It.
and a description of the work vet 70 be
done. with estimates OF experts that II
will need a century TO finish it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Lehigh Valley Railroad VS.. Lake
Hopatkonu Land Owners.

Their legislative wrangIe over the
Morris Canal. the abandonment OF which.
the lake property owners claim. means
the breaking up of one OF the countrys
finest summer resorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Jersey City.

What Mayor Pagan has to say about
his city as an ideal town for a New
York business man 10 make his home in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
BoWdoin College,

at Brunswick. Me, has Just been pre-
sented with splendid library building at
a cost OF 100000 by General Thomas
H. Hubbard, OF New York.
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Venezuela
Latest and most complete
news and illustrations
from the seat of
war in NEXT
sundays
TRIBUNE
Also a more than usually
attractive array of inter-
eSting features, as per
hints below.
A Beautiful Memorial Church
at Leland Stanford. Jrr University.
which the Rev Dr. T. H. Newton lett
New-York to take charge of, will be
dedicated on Sunday Excellent pict-
tires will accompany the article.
Cows and Oxen that Do Tricks.
The hobby of Edward o. Spooner. of
New-Bedford, Mass, which is the train
ing of cows and oxen to do various
tricks and stunts. Photo OF Mr.. Spooner
in the act.
Alton B. Parker,

Chief Judge OF the Court OF Appeals. is
being talked about by the Democrats as
their next candidate for President OF the
United States. How he spends his vaca-
lions at his summer home, in Esopus,
n V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12

college has got the money back This amount will
be added the general endowment fund OF Teach
erS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
All Yachtsmen

will be interested IN a collection OF anec-
dotes about c. Oliver Iselin. who has
been chosen to manage the new Cup de-
fender against Shamrock III. Tales of
his early yachting days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 7i5 Sunset ABB Moon 400 Moons age 10
AM.-Sandy Hook 4:i3 Gov. Island 5:15 Gate 7:0l
p M-Sandy Hook 5:o4 Gov Island He'll Gate 7:25
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amnsf menis.
siETROPOLTTAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera Season 1002-13O3.
Of Mr. la 10 =

4
season 1302-1oo3.
Under direction of MIR. Maurice Grau-
Tonight at s-TOSt'A Eames. Brldewel De Marchi,
S-atti Gilbert. Conductor. M8ncineli.
Dec. 10. at 2--TANNHAUSER Gadskt
Homer Rridcweu: Antilles Bispham. BIass.. Conductor.
..---.
sat. Dec. H. s. at Pop Prices-LA TRAVIATA- Sem
brich Van Cauterrn: DAM Campanar Conductor. Flon
Evg.. Dec Il. at $50. at Pop. Prices-I hird
Sooists: Schuma m Heink. Frtzl
SchcH: Dani Scotti Conductor. Hertz.
Mon EsvE Dec. IL. A-La BDHEME-Sembrich.
scheN march,. Campanari. Gilbert. Gourmet Con-
dUctor ManciueI.
we'd Dec. IL S-L,e NOZZE DI FIGARO CThe Mar
rage Floaro Eames. FRITZ Scher and Semhrich:
Fdnlard de Reszkc. CaupanaTi Conductor. Maucneli
mi Fvg Dec 10. at 7:45-TRISTAN IND ISOLDE
debut: Antilles. Bspham Edouarf
de Conductor, Hertz
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Physical Culture for Women.

First of a series OF illustrated articles
on physical culture will be published next
Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Uncle Sans Free Boarding
House.

Opened for the purpose OF feeding
twelve young men on chemically treated
foods. With pictures of the men eating
and the experts OF the Department OF
Agriculture who are conducting the test.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
A New and Greater Waterbury

has sprung from the recent IRE runs
Illustrated article on how the city IS ex-
periencing an era of prosperity as never
before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Cows and Oxen that Do Tricks.

The hobby of Edward o. Spooner, Of
New-Bedford, Mass, which is the train
ing of COWS and oxen to do various
tricks and stunts. Photo OF Mr.. Spooner
in the act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
The Oldest Protestant Church in
America,

at Plymouth. Mass, will De the mecca
to which the New-England Society Of
Brooklyn will make a pilgrimage 10
worship on Forefathers Day. December
FL Pictures of this church. and OF an
other which has also claimed 10 he the
oldest in America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Ex-Attache

will discuss the British Admiralty
scheme OF granting commissions 10 men
before the mast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Three Prizes for Children.

See Children's Page which viii also
contain stories, puzzles. comic pictures,
etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Announcements.

ICARIA.
z G. W. A New Collar. e. & w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
Biltmore House.

The splendid country seat OF George
w Vanderbilt. in North Carolina. de-
scribed and pictured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12

Literary Reviews, Sports OF
Saturday and the Week,
Matters of Special Interest TO
Women, Entertaining Mis-
ceIIany from The Tribune'S
Foreign and American Con-
temper rieS, a Page OF
HumOr, Special Correspond
ence from London and Paris.
the News of the World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-12
A Beautiful Memorial Church

at Leland Stanford. Jry University.
which the Rev. DR.. K. II. Newton lett
New-York to take charge of, will be
dedicated on Sunday Excellent pict-
ures will accompany the article.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

Anochs no pudo celsbrsr sesion ell Ayun-
tamianto nor fafta de qltorxns. Bstamos segn-
rog que en- In session aIlsgada del bnsH no fai-
tara nm solo padre del pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
D!CEN
10 que NEcESlTAN
DE q THE SAN JUAN NEWS !"

nismo oomits. como suforissdss por sl Homo
rable William H. Hunt.
Qae ante squella protesta del pats contri.
buyents , los ofrecimientos de que hs hsbla.
do, &c esperRbR conhAdaments en- que este sfio.
nj imponerse las contribuciones para ell eierci-
clio de 1909 1908, no Sc reproduciFfan los he.
chos que cAusaron el disguato de que IN hacho
mencion; pero que CON 10 consiguiente sorpre-
de los contribuyenteU, Ba han repetido los
refsfidos procedimientos al eatim&r In riqueza
p6blica que ha de ser obieto de tEibutacion an
eI venidero eiercicio,
Que en- eli ano de 1893 1900 In rIqusxa NJ
bRna pRg6 en- San Juan unos 41,t00 por toda
contribution directs, snma que en- el signiente
sc elev0 s SO 900, QUE por consecuencla de
IoE Rum entos heehoa para el actual ado fiscal.
que termina ell treinta del corriente mes, Las
contribucionas, en- In mayoTfa de las casas, se
elev6 a6n mucho mas; de 10 que resulta que,
con los nuevos aumeutos hechos shora, en- ell
pr6xlmo ano de 1,soa 1908, 10 contribution
GHbrfA todavfa en mayor grsdo, euhndo debe
tsneTse cuenta que - pssan sobre ell pro-
pietaFlo los muchos rec&rg Ados arbitrios es-
tablecidos poT el Aynntamiento de Ii ciudac.
Prsgunta ell Honorable Secrstarlo de Pusr-
10 Rico, ai los indicRdos arbltrios estuvIeron
comprendidos en- los 8 SO, 900 6 10 que eontssta
ell senor del Vale, que esa suma sc cobTo por
contribution directa.
manse en- que cantidAd estimabA el valor de IL
riquexa urhana de San Juan ST crefa tenfs Ell
pPecio de unos IL. 600, 600 contsstAndc Ell se-
nor del Vale que 81 nj persons a'guna podfa f.
| lar Ell justiprecio de las fncas de ests ciudsd,
W que no existfa oil catastro nj las taaaciones
| ell xno pssado el actual ss habfan hscho por
| peritos con tituIos bastautes para poder essA-
blecer una vRlorsei6n justa.
Que ell g G0barnsdor de Puerto Rtco, contes.
tRndo In carta que le dirigi6 ell senior presiden-
10 de la eLiga de propietarios,s en- ID que le
incIuy6 una copiA de Ii expo1ici6n elevads &
eatR Junta, expresa In ssguridsd que tiena de
que IL misma dssampe1srS su comstido de an
| modo I'm psreial equisatlvo, 10 que asf espera
I'm Comisi6, dada Ia reetisud de los seffores que
foRman la Jnnta E svisadoFR.
Por 6ltmo, oil senior del vale exprea6 o In
Junta el deseo de IL Comisi6n de cue no 30 hi.
1 cisran nuevos aumentoI los ~ njadoa el ano
pas2do, aAlvo aqneilcs eRsos IN que sea de ius.
tioa estahiscerios schre aquelas tasaeiones
4 cue no 90 acomoden Q In Ley.
La Comisi6n sxprss6 su gratitud poR II de.
ferencis con que 80 le habfa recihido, despnsa
Il dc 10 euai 80 rlstH6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
Un CementeriO en- ell
CentrO de la Habana

I'm IN teFreneno de In cslle de Lam mparilla,
perteneciente 81 patio que fu6 de In fglssia del
excavaciones, fueron halladoa multitud de
huesos humenos, asf como vArias plumas de las
que "a usabens seg6u dijo el Tsnienta SardihAs
en- los tricornios de los Acalde MayoFes, AIgu-
mas de dichas piumas muy cAprichOsaB de las
que % incaut6 6icho Tsniente por encRrgo del
Escribano seHor Llanusa.
Los hueaos cubren, segdn medida tom ada.
ma sxtsusi6n de "A metros cuadrRdos, con una
profuudid&d de so csntfmetros psrecsn ser
AntiG nfsImos.
Ei propist2rio sef ~ Bahamonde diio que
este terrano 10 9dqairI6 por compra oil ArSo-
btspo ssn1r BarnadA, pues era 10 que constf-
tufR ell pssi3 de In Iglasia. Ssg6n fDfor,nss del
p6rroc0 don julian Goaxaiex del psrito ar
queo6gico sahnr FrsacIsco Pih iro, antigna-
ments aBtss de Ia fuadaci6n del cIansurado
semenserio de Esgsda, 90 inhumAbAn ios ead6-
vsFes en- las igissfas, poK 10 qus % inelinan
BreaF cue esA fosa sea m heaArio del eamsnta-
RIO pRrFoaulsl dsl ofisse,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
Carta Alberta
ssaor de Enrique Rosario ofsis,


Querido amigo compahsro o,s.,..
Como IN aarcasmo de IL dignidad az, po5nss pssss
puertorriouena. vi en- ell periodico GEL raiss
npa earta susertta nor Ud. donde expiica su
honrads dens.0 las para
gresar an In dispersads hueste de los repuon
canos-es decir-donde no SO fecioen gaffo-
taxca. w
Pronto oIvida Ud los aeonteeimientoa YER
gonxosos v deprlmenses dadoa en- es.os a.sihos ~
tiempos de decadsncia politics., por los que noy
le llaman correIigionario que "a. san.t. masno
miles de ocasiones Ie demossr6 81 repugnsnS ;.
anatamAtlxzndoloe sefixlendoios res
ante II fAtaI historic de Puerto kico.
Jam&s cref. que sqasl amigo .ssn uace, supo
poner Las 6rdenes de nuestro fasa,. :. s.su.
si&smo, ell patrictismo. tremoisnoo tsaa - !.
de In patria, q se ss In bAndera de 10 oignlua
que IS 81 embsms De los timsnns: isasra,s.
puertorriquenos, naislsra ante ISs a. .sS
amensx1a de ''las turbaa" consrlouyanuo @si
nj deseq nilibrio moral de nuestro pueblo
sHksta cuandoP de I'd. sn kuno' AmisN
Antonio Morera.
Salinas, "a de J nio de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25

Nm In Asamble0 de propietarloa de hncaG
urban&s dc San juan calebrada en- ID noche
del miercoles, Sc nombr6 una oomision que 90
pernonara ceFca de Ia Jupta RsvisAdora de In
yRlorAci6n de In pFopledad de Puerto Rico, con
sI opietn de expcnsr las raSones que Sc sienen
an oponici6n a los Aumantos hechos en- IAs piA'
nilIRs para las eontribo bociones de dichA flquesa
an el aRo Rseal de 1 p02 1908.
I'm cumplimiento del anterior AcueFdo Ia
indfeadA Comisi6n solicit6 y obtuvo se lie conee'
dIera una sudienci& por In Junta RevisAdora,
In que sc vsrihc6 en- lR tArde del tueves
I'm el uso de Ia paIabrA don jose 4 del
Vale como uno de los senores de Ia Ccmiston,
sxuuso que, ants todo, en- nombre de sus com
psneros en- el auyo SigniacAoa In JuntA OIL
tsstimonio dc su Rgradeeimtento por - coFee-
pfa d ne % les dispsnBAbA nj ofrlsS en- aquei ae-
nj informants manifesto dsspuss 10 81
guisnts:
aQue sin duda por una defeienci& en- ei
chill rdneFe o, para proVeer de rantsa al pua'
bio de Puerto Rico, para osros nnes,s los
AAsAdores nombFados el Ano pasAdo para 1uasl-
preeiaF In propisdAd mueble inmuesle, esss-
bleeIeHon ereeidos aumsntos en- l& mayoIia oe
las cRsas, debldo esto, segnrAmenfes su faita
dc titulsG profesionales para podsr h1ar una
vAlorAei6n squitativS, con cuyos auE sntos
infrInRfAn, por otrA parte, In sseclon 90 De 10
PeferidA Ley, que determine ne Gtoda pfopie-
dad sujsta nj pago de contribution HerA vAlu&'
dA y tasadA por "a valor sfeetiVo en- el mer-
eado.D
Qas tales aumentos determinRron IN pro-
fundo disgusto en- todas las classes contribute
vas; mAlsstaT demostrado pAlmariAments en-
una asAmblsa magma eslebr1ds en- el ssAsro de
San Juan, Acto oil mas importante de los reR-
liSAdos on Puerto Rico desde oil punto de VISA
eeon6mico, y On el cual 80 hiso una solemne
protesta contra los exprssAdos pfoesdimientos.
Que CON obieto de obtsner se modincaran
Sstos, &c anvi6 una Comlsi6n Warrington. la
one expuBo sus que1As ante oil Honorable WI
liam Me Ktulsv. contestkndoIe 81 presidente
de ios EstAdos Unidos, que AeonsstAria a 60
hisHno de PuRrto Rico 20 coHrigiefan les den-
eisnciaa del sBIII HoIlander,S como tambien s
Que Sc aplicaPa con toda In bsnfguidad poeioia
6Abisndo haeho mAnifeat2cionsR sn anAioge
ssntldo sl actual G7bernador . uno 90 loi
mIembFca del GComit6 dc DsfsnaaS or9anizeoe
IN San Juan para diFigir aqnai movimlents
ne0n6mIeo, las enAlse 80 llavaron ai ssno dc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
Para New York

I'm sl vspoF eCoamoS. que aarp6 rsciente-
msnte del puerto de San Jusn, han sAlido para
los Esaados Unidos ell r. p. S:uien Mr. Bod
Rett, NAmAdos por monsefIor B!eEkr para ssun-
1oa de estR di6eesia.
LOa mencionAdos sehores retornaran deu-
pues de cumplida su mis6n, en- union del senior
obispo.
Durmrts In auseneis da Mr.. Blodgett, d.
rifIrk al eoIegio de San Pablo el flastr8do as
cerdots don Angel A.onao, eatedFAtico cape
liam dc dicho eentro dccente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
UN PRocEso

BE dice qus se la ineoAdo IN ssrio pf0eeso
contra nm conhoaado repubIIcnno de Cayeyi
oil chal desde Aibonito, dirij'6 pof correo
una eArtA eonseniendo irsuitos in1ufiAs gra'
yes contra ma AutoridRd de Gquel pueblo.
veFamos en- que para $50, poss del tai pro-
esso parsce sntenderk ID Ccrts Federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
Las hOjas del ID
de Setiembre
Y la Oomision INVESTIGATORS

Los hembres que sc halIan frente = los
escl&recimientos de hschca vandklicos reali-
zRdos por Las tuFbss han entregado ai Sesre-
tario Artxell Las hoias que cIrcularon ell Il da
Septiembre, amenaxando In destruction de In
imprenta del DIARIo y 81 Atsque al hogar de
Mnf1ox Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
ACyNrNc66N
HumAcao, "a de Junio de 1902.
Ssfor Director de La DEMoCEAcTA.
CaUual

Muy ssf1r nfo corrsligionsrics Aignien
Ahusando de la franqussR do mi caractar, ha
propaIAdO In notlciA de que 20 soy repuolicano.
iQu6 epgs snados han vIvido los que SO han
erefdo esol 70 fnf soy fedora; psro nada
MdeIantaba con pTopagaFlo poTqrs no tspis la
aAad para somar pnFte en- laa eontisndRs pof-
NIeag Hoy que me hallo en- condicionss de
srnIaiv ri Voto no 80 10 escAtim@, no, oil Uartid0
fsdsral, que 90 eI que 80 po.arA rsssrsn.a .nsa
d ALTAR Dc - pAsri,s Sls sas. p. a..is hov
crsr4s ocmo aoldAdo del gran sierelto fsderai
A safe su o. g. a. .. m
EisOlss Orus,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
Notas de San Juan

Hoy no hsmos recibido las que por eorrso
NOS envfa diafiamsnte ruestro eeFresponsAl de
San Juan.
sEstarG este indispuesto habrGn seguido
para otro pueblof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
Notice to sugar
PL TERS
The Porto Rico Railroad Company

bgs inform the ppetors factories that they
ready perfon their wkshops all ths ck rep-
ring and constructing machinery Their improved na:haerY
them do this work whh the creates rapy and
del foundry with the most modern and improved machny
them cast oa5 IS hours those part that's gently needed
The railroad itself take all the the workhp which
the cost of cartage Free transportation by railroad lines
be granted customers
Greatly reduced prices
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-25
AVlSO
A LOS HACENDADOS
La Compania de los FerrocarriIes de P. R.

pons couomeato del pdbco muy partcularneute de los
hacendados duenos de brcas que habiendo montado
taefes de Sanurce maqunara percconad
conn de hacs o1a css b de peza de mauna
as de construction, pronttui y
Tambien dspone ds fun1c5n mo1elo pcovsa d apaa
moiernos que psrmen fdndlr
LAS pleas que nscssitea urgencia
Pueden re0sss g~t5znsake por eocarril odas las pie
de maquinas hyan de repaada que representa-
gran economia.
Precass muy reducidos
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-23
Says Charles EiIling Killed
Woman While He Was
Out OF Room.
STARTED TO HACK BODY UP
Intended 10 Hide DismembeTed Parts
Wanted to Save His Companion and
Advised Him to Flee-Police Put No
Faith IN Story of an AccomPlice.

NEW YORK. Sept William Hoop
er Young. handcuffed to Detective Ser
geant Peter Finley, boa-ded a train at
Derby. Conn. at 7:1S this morning for
New York. Lawyer Hart abandoned the
idea OF making a fight against the re-
moval of the prisoner 10 New York and
this morning had absolutely nothing to
saw about the case. On the train with
Young. besides Finley, were Detective
Hughes. Lawyer Hart, and -DiIey Amer.
Young had in a measure recovered his
self-ontroI this morning He had had
the first good nights rest he had ex-
perienced since the crime, and. relieved
to a moderate degree of the awful sus-
pense and encouraged by his attorney.
his mental condition was much better.
The man has supplanted his confession
made last night with a positive state
ment that Mrs. Anna Pulitzer was killed
by his accomplice. Charles Eilling- who,
he saws. lives in Bridgeport, Conn
Says Companion Killed Woman.
Young says that both he and the ac-
compIice accompanied the woman to the
room In the Clarence apartment house
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-23
ANNUAL REPORT OF
MAJOR GENERAL Bates
recommendations Applying
to Department Of Missouri.

In the annual report OF Gen John c.
Bates, commanding the Department Of
Missouri, made public today. interesting
information about the training of SGicers
and men are given On account OF the
large number OF men returning from che
tropics in a worn condition the military
instruction has not been as general as
the authorities would like.
The time for the instruction Of re-
cruits before being put on active duty
has been extended 10 a month. nearly
double the time formerly allowed. a
special school has been established at
Fort Riley, Kan, for the instruction of
artillery officers. 4 special school for
officers Of infantry is recomme ended
The general reports that the Indians
at Fort sill, no longer prisoners in any
sense, are doing well. Dances in the
cold have been prohibited and the death
rate has largely decreased. The birth
rate continues low He says the progress
these Indians are making toward civiIiz-
alton Is commendable and that they need
the constant protection and encourage
ment Of the Government
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-23
MAD Dog BITES THREE
CHILDREN At LAUREL
Ran Amuck in Main Street
Early This Morning
Victims Will Be Sent to Pasteur Insti-
tute for Treatment-Se Several Horses
and Dogs Also Bitten.

LAUREL Nd Sept, 23.-Three chill
dren were bitten by dog believed to
have rabies at : O'Clock this morning.
The town was wildly excited over the
wild career of the animal through the
principal street, and there has been lit
tie else talked about today.
The animal was an immense collie It
ran zigzagEing down the street frothing
at the mouth. and swapping and biting
at everything in sight
After long chase the dog was finally
cornered at the railway station and shot.
Two horses and several dogs were also
bitten.
The children were not bitten severely.
but the gTavest fears are felt as to the
result They viii all be sent to the
PasteuT Institute for treatment.
One of the dogs bitten will be kept
securely fastened up for observation,
and portion of the brain of the dead
animal viii be sent to the Pasteur In
stitgte for analysis.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-23
REPUBLICANS OPEN
STATE CONVENTION
Attendance Breaks Previous
Records in New York.

SARATOGA, y. Y, Sept. 23.-The Re
publican State convention was called
10 order by Col. George W. Dunn. chair
man OF the State committee. at II
O'Clock today. This convention is to
nominate full State ticket and a can
didate for one place on the bench of the
court of appeals. Today organization
viii be perfected and tomorrow the nom
nations Will be made The attendance
at this convention breaks all records.
Lemuel z. Quigg. the temporary chair
man, addressed the convention at length
he referred briefly to the death of Pres
ident Mckinley. patd 4 high tribute 10
the Administration of President Roose-
velt. dweIt at length On The party's pol
icy IN the Philippines, and attributed
the country's prosperity to the sound
money system and a protective tariff
He declared that the tariff has nothing
10 do with the question Of trusts
At t:45 the convention adjourned IN
Ill / o'clock.