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The Washington times., 1902-06-02
For Three-Year-OId Fillies.
Harlem Entries.
HARLEM. June Entries for to-
morrow's races:

HARLEM, June 1.-Entries for to-
morrow's races:
First race-For throe-year-old maid
ens; selling: SIX furlongs-Frank Nc.
Temper. I07 each; Brissac. The Mormon.
George Whitney. 10i each; Blessed Dam
ozel. Miss Madison. 10e each.
Second race-For -yenr-oldG; sell
ing: four and one-half furlongs-King
Dodo. Farmer Jim. Almaric. 107 each:
Florostan. Goodman, 1Gs each: Spring
stead, Miss Trappeau. 103 each; Pluck.
DuPage. Kate HAYES. 100 each: Lady
Matchless, So: Alice Cary. Corsica.
Beach Girl. 100 each.
Third race-for three-year-o -olds and
upward; handicap; seven furlong-Toah.
i1j; The Lady. III. Alard. 1O7; Head
water. Rose Tree. i05 each: Ethel
wheat. 1o1; Otis IS; Dr. stephens. g3:
Tom Kingsley. a2; Boney Boy. 30.
Fourth race-Excclsior handicap: for
three -yesr-clds; ere and one eighth
miles-Abe Frank. 12O; Lord ouex, III,
J. " Kirby. 1l5; Harry New. ia; Lu-
cien Anpleby, 112: Clearwater. 40:
Aladdin. los: Otis. 107: Hoodwink. 100:
Marcos, 81. Red Tin. %: lllowaho. 30.
Fifth race-For throe-year-ol and
upward; selling; enc and one-si=tcenth
miles-Captain Gaines. Miss Liza.
prima II. i0s each; Marshal Mel. 107.
Danish. 1906; Thurles. 10i: Edith @. lO3:
Nincennes. l0i: Guy H.. 100: Linden
Ella. 80; Miracle II. IS: Pirates Queen.
-. HAYWARD Hunter. %; Dodie s. ~:
Digbv Bell. 90.
Sixth race-For three year-olds and
upward: one mile and seventy yards
Artlculate, l1G; Prince o. Africa. III:
Scintillant. 10; Flying Torpedo. los;
Bragg. 9S: Tommy Foster. "a
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.
John Carroll Said to Have Stolen a
Valuable Scarf Pin.

John Carroll. alias Frank Green.
negro bell boy al local hotel. was ar
rested by Detectives O'Brien and Corn
well and locked up at the Sixth precinct
station on the charge Of grand larceny.
II is alleged that the negro stole a dia-
mond scarf pin valued at SIPS which
belonged TO Sigmund Stein. travelling
salesman, who resides at 6i East
Twelfth Street. New York city. Mr.
stein Is now at Columbus. Ohio. and It
will be Impossible to give the negro a
hearing in the Police Court until the
arrival Of the complainant from the
Ohio city.
Mr. Stein had been stopping at the
hotel whore the larceny took place on
his various trips to the city since 1876.
Early last week. after n few days in
the city. he started West. and It was
rot until he had left town that he dis
covered his loss. He then wrote to
the manager of the hotel explaining the
circumstances. and on the matter being
reported to the police they soon Tecov-
cred the pin. II had been sold for s3i,
and II was ascertained that a negro
answ ering CAROLS description had dis
posed of II.
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Gravesend Entries.

GRANESEND, n. Y, June Entries
for tomorrow races:
First race-Fo- four-year- r-olds and up
ward; hurdle handicap; one and three
quarter miles over seven hurdles. Big
Gun, 133: Colbert. Ia: Mr.. Stoffel 1856:
Collegian, 1872; Tankard, 1il; Maryland
er. las: semper Ira, $50; Cephalalgia,
106: Draughtsman, 153.
Second race-For two-year- Folds; sell
ing; five furlongs Cauichan, 106; Ka-
leidoscope. 112: Judge VOORHEES,. 1O7 ::
Bobbinett. 30; Mackay Dwyer, 105; Hedge,
10; Makeda. 1O2: Warte Nicht, 109:
Faust. 96: Gloriosa. Blue Delft. l04:
Gilrain. 105: Minatarr. 81: Soothsaycr.
"a: Coligny. Stunts. 1902; Dark Planet.
10: Briers, 81 Royal Ensign, l02.
Third race-For mailens three years
old and upward; one mile and seventy
yards. Marothen. 112: Lord Sterling. 109:
Odds and Ends. 109: Knight of Snowden.
112: Goody Good. los; Sterling Fox, 112:
Caller. 109: Courtenay, 112; Dachshund.
East Kelston, 109: Squire Quinne. ll2
Anna Darling, 109; Tichula, l07; Colds
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ST. Louis Entries.

ST. LOUIS. June Entries for to-
morrow's races:
First race-For threc-year- ar-olds: SELL
Ing: five furlongs: Seize, l09: Howling
Dervish. 105; Gold Ornament. Ed. Lay
son. Flying Girl. 103: Nimble Nag, Pet
tijohn. Harry Griffith. Bear Creek, 10l /;
Ed Ball. Immortelle, Tribes, Budweiser
Flora Levy. 9S.
Second race-For three-y year olds
selling: six furlongs: Precisely, l12;
King Ford. General Joubert, Ben Hemp
stead. Lynch. 1cg: Sister Sarah. Maggie
Clopton, Lady H., 107; Herodes. l0i;
Last Luck, 102; Dona, crisis, 100. Miss
Dora. IS.
Third race-For three -year-olds and
upward; six furlongs: Hermoso, ll2;
Flop, Scorpio, Tennison. l0a. Robert, jr.,
Colonial Girl. Rollick. 10i; Lakeview
Belle. 102.
Fourth race-For three year-olds and
upward; handicap: one mile and seventy
yards: Peaceful. lO7; Corrigan, lO6;
Wax Taper. 1O5; Nobleman. 103; odnor
1902; Found, Jordan. 95.
Fifth race-For four year oids and up
ward; selling: one and one-eighth miles:
Alice Turner, Loves Labour, Ben
OFallon. Campus, Joe Doughty
l0i; Wallabout. 1903; George Lee, 101;
sallnda. 80; Saragamp. 80.
Sixth race-For three year olds and
upward: selling: seven furlongs: Semi
colon. 1l3; The Benedict. 107; Miss
Aubrey. 106: Censor. 105; Miss Golightly
Sam Lazarus. Esq. ~l03. Tenny Belle
l01; Kitty G., Curd Gillock, Guide Rock.
Kiss Quick, 9s; E-ne. 81; The Bronze
Demon. Blueblaze, 1C6.
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Latonia Entries.
LAToNIA. June Entries for tomor
rows races:

LAToNIA. June Entries for tomor-
rows races:
First race-For three-yoar-olds; sell
ing: six furlongs. Binhelio li2 Mug
gett. Sulerman, 10; Boasier. l05; Adorf
Similar. Restorative. George r.. 1902: The
Esmond. Annie A. Miss Wandelohr.
Lady Helene, 100.
Second race-For two-year-old colts;
selling; five furlongs. Prince Of Pleas
urc. Mr. Farnum. Sinner Simon, Not
Wisely. Prosador. Tom Hall. a. Lark.
100; Nath Woodcock. Little Britain. 81.
Third race-For four year olds and
upward; selling. seven furlongs. Bran
dywinc. Frlesland, JOG: Jim Nap. Wyola.
Arriha. 101: Assassin, Durrell, 1slip,
Lord Crimson. 9S; Polly Bix5y. Elsie
Barnes. sc: Little Rita. 81.
Fourth race-For three-year- r-olds and
upward; selling; one mile. Thornwiid.
ll0; Judge De Relic. 107; McWllliams.
l0s: Banquo II. Jena. l05; Lavator. Baf-
fled. 10i: Facade. 1902; Casava. 100: Film
zen. 90: Mamie j.. 50: ltacaiiara. IS.
Fifth race-For maiden fllies. two
years old; FIVE furlongs. Gerds. Emily
Bell. Ascondress. Flash OF Lightning.
Crime. 10: Wine Sap. Lady Philura,
Matte Harmon. Flora Hooper. Anna
Reall. Bessie sittlc. Bridal March, 1O5.
Sirth race-For four -year-clds and up
ward; selling; seven furlongs. Nelse
Morris. Jos: Garter Ban. Royal Penny.
Lizzie A.. LOG; The Messenger. Pretty
Rosie. Pat Morrissey. Phosphorus. 103;
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by, it2; Beggar Lady, Daffadowu Dilly,
Lord Badge. knight Templar. 1o9.
Fourth race-Thc Manhanset Stakes:
for wo-year-olds; FIVE furlongs. Hurst
burne. Sir VOORHEES,. Fire Eater, Blue
Ribbon. Birthstone. Rockford. pepper.
Napoleon. Janeway. Bob Hillard. 49,:
Pride of Galore, 1i2; Attorney, Discus,
li5
Fifth race-For three-year- and
upward: hendicap; one and onesix-
teenth miles, Kamara, 103; Lombre. 107
Highlander, 1i0; Moor, l0S; Himself. i07:
Belle of Troy. 115: ST. Finnan, IS: Nu-
neral. 100; Hermis. IA: Col. Bill. SO.
Sixth race-For three-year- and
upward; selling; about six furlongs.
Rappeneckcr. 10i; Maiden, eS; Chiron.
S.; Jack McGinnis, %; Joseph A. 1oI;
Ghost. ~; Alard Scheck. Military, l0l :.
Kingraine, 106; BrufT. %; Duckoy,
9S; May J.. 81.
Seventh racc-For three -year-olds and
upward: selling: about six furlongs.
Bastile, rs; Petra I'd. l0s: Gambling, 1903;
Ascension. "a: F. Keane. 102; Neither
One, ~: Mark Cheek. Brandymash, l0S;
Oclawaha. 50; Early Eve. 103; Golden
Cottage, s5; Ziegheld, IS; Knapsack, 103.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

u. r. Hand. New Orleans: A. Il
White. Charleston; Charles Carpenter
Philadelphia; e. Clarke. New York: II
b. Rice, Boston; +. J. Ellis. Philadel-
phia l.. ID. Cozzin, New York.
New Wiliard-D. F. Werner. Denver:
J. l.. Elliott. Chicago; r. II. Goodwin.
New York city; W. A. Jenning. New
York; Joseph Deitrick, Baltimore: J. Z.
willard. Richmond; WIN. David. Savan-
nah. Ga; w. Fairfax, Aide, Va: L. NJ.
Day, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ebbitt House-John a. Frazce, Cleve-
land.
The Arlington-P. Hall. Fairmont,
W. Va; w. Richmond. New York
George II. Petht. Brooklyn.
The Shoreham-A. S. Hill. New York;
X. W. Clifford. New York; =. Fuller.
Newport; II. IIenges, New York city.
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Harlem Selections.

First race--Frank Nc. Brissac. George
Whitney
Second race-King Dodo. Goodman,
Farmer Jim
Third racc-Ethel Whea.. Alard, The
Lady.
Fourth race-Marcos, Hoodwink. J. V.
Kirby.
Fifth race-Miracle II Prima II, Ban
ish.
Sixth race--Flying Torpedo. Articu-
late, Prince Of Africa
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St. Louis Selections,

First race-Seize. Gold Ornament,
Tribes.
Second race-Lynch, Precisely, Maggie
Clopton.
Third race-Scorpio, Hermoso. Col
onial Girl.
Fourth race-WaX Taper. Found,
NOblemsn.
Fifth race-Alice Turner. Loves La
bour. Wallabout.
Sixth race-Sam Lazarus. Esq. Guide
Rock. Semicoion.
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ODDS ON SUBURBAN AND DERBY.
Joe Ulman'S Latest Prices Against Candidates in
Coming Races

Ulmans
both have been
the D backed In
eah Following n bo
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CURRENT EVENTS
In ALEXANDRIA
Southern Railway Fireman
Killed.
Put Head Out of Train Window When
Approaching Bridge-Honors
Await Ex-Confederates.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. June 1.-Gordon
Goodwin. a fireman on the Southern
Railway met instant death at an early
hour this morning near Mitchell's Sta
ton. about seventy miles south of this
city. The details of the accident as re-
ceiyed here are exceedingly meager. But
from the reports that can be gathered 1t
appears that Mr.. Goodwin was fireman
on southbound train. and when the
train was crossing a bridge he put his
head out Of the window and was in
stantly killed.
Mr.. Goodwin's S body was removed to
his home at Gordonsville. where he has
a wife and family. lie formerly resided
here, and is a brother OF Mrs. Ernest
Boyer, of this city.
Arrangements have been perfected for
the beatowaI of crosses on ex-Confed-
crate soldiers by the Southern Cross Of
Honor, which will take place at the
opera house next Tuesday night. Jeffer-
son Davis birthday. An excellent
musical program will be rendered. The
music will be under the direction Of
Prof Edward Dunn. with Mrs. Harry
Barker at the piano.
All ex-Confederate soldiers who are
TO have the honor conferred upon them
will be furnished with a distinctive
badge ut the door, and win be seated in
a body The members OF r. E. Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, will wear
their uniforms. The members OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
and the Woman's Auxiliary will wear
their badges and occupy front seats. All
are invited to be present.
1.-The Princess of the Moon" an ex-
travaganza. will be presented in the
Opera House for the first time tomorrow
night. The participants will be local
talent The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of an industrial school.
The funeral OF Mrs. Emma owens. who
died last Friday morning. took place at
4 o'clock this afternoon from her late
residence. 414 South Henry Street. Flu
neral services were conducted by Rev.
George L. Hunt. of the First Baptist
Church. and Rev. j. A. Jeffers. of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. In
terment was made in the Bethel Ceme-
terry The Mount Vernon Council.
Daughters OF America. OF which she was
a member, attended in body.
The local board of civil service ex-
aminers yesterday held an examination
in the custom house building for the
positions of clerk and carrier at the
postoffice here. There were five appli-
calts.
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Latonia Selections,

First race-Blnchello. Sulerman, Res
torative.
Second race-Not Wisely. Prosador.
Sinner Simon.
Third race-Polly Bixby. Jim Nap,
nurrell.
Fourth ace-Mcwlllams. Banquo II.
Jena.
Fifth racc-Flora Hooper. Lady Phil
ura. Gerda.
Sixth racc-lGarter Ban, Pat Morris
sew, Lizzie A.
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MADDEN MAY ACCEPT POST
AS TRAINER FOR w. C.. WHITNEY
Selections for Today at Gravesend.

First ce-Maylander. Draughtsman. Semper Ira.
Second race-Blue Delft, Hedge Gloriosa
Third iraee-Dachslund. Knight Templar. Gollsbv
Fourth race-Fire Eater Sir VOORHEES,, Pride of Galore
Fifth racc-kamara. Herms Numcral.
Sixth race Military, Josapha. Kngranc
Seventh race-Neither One Petra H., Early Eve.
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The Broadway Stakes.

On the same day the Broadway stakes
for three -year-olds will be run. II has
q value OF nearly $4,000. and among the
entries are Hcno. Pentecost, Old Eng
land. Chiffon. King Hanover. Blue Girl,
Hermis, Hyphen, Namptor. Fly Wheel,
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Fessy f.. Lady Silver. le1; Kimberly
9S: Eleven Bells. 96.
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Arsenal and Major Daingerfeld. the
distance is mile and one sixteenth.
Thursday the Glover Stakes. with add
ed money to the amount of $500. Will be
the feature The race is for two-year rold
fillies. and among the elieibles are Mary
Street. Lady Handspring. Mamari, Daisy
Green. Wild Thyme, and Judith Camp
bell all of which have been good win
ners this season.
The only stake event on tomorrow's 9
program is the Manhansctt for two-year-
olds. On Tuesday the Brookdale Handi-
cap will be run. The race is a. q mile
and a furlong for three year-olds and
upward. Several OF the best OF the older
horses now in training are entered in the
race, among them being Advance Guard,
Blues. Col. Padden. Reina. Dublin. Gold
Heels, Heno. Herbert Chiffon, King
Hanover ard ocm Paul.
For Three -Year-0ld Fillies.
Wednesday the stake feature will be
the Gazelle for three-y year-old FLIES
which has been won in past years by
scme of the best fillies the native turf
has shown. The crack Whitney filly.
Blue Girl. is among those entered in the
race. as is also Gunfire from the same
stable Among the other entries are
Hatasoo. Hanover Queen, Amicitia and
Par Excellence. Fridays stake will be
the Rensington Hurdle Handicap al
mile and three-quarters over seven
hurdles.
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"The Princess of the Moon" an ex-
travaganza. will be presented in the
Opera House for the first time tomorrow
night The participants will be local
talent. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of an industrial school.
The Washington times., 1902-06-02

The local board of civil service ex-
aminers yesterday held an examination
in the custom house building for the
positions of clerk and carrier at the
postoffice here. There were five appli-
calts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
SIZES To RECOVER SLIIO.ooo
JOSEPH LETTER BRINGS Action AGAINST
DIRECTORS OF GENERAL. CARRIAGE
COMPANY FOR BENEFIT OF
STOCKHOLDERS

A s.ir has -esa brought ty Joseph Letter against
tr. rl,llb--s az the former brokerage arm u
rfgr-.s & Post ana others y no were directors 81
rra d; .r.ral rarrl8s- Company 10 recover for the
-to.k,arlers tr. sum Il $1,000 The complaint.
which VAS drawn Up by Clifford. SteaTus < Hobbs
alleges that tho directors OF tn- company trans
fe-r-a 20 trs drm OF Thomas q Post. In caneeia-
r..l OF a debt % yjou" the property ~ the com
many fin Sfxtt-ave. between Furty-tnird-st and
-far.rtn--r which mortsased by the com
many rl- go ul. also that the directors. many ~
,,bcr, we're members % the firm Of Thomas Post
-,r4 o., frst arn1 900 shares Of treasury stock az
80 cents a -Hr-- al time when the shares we're
worth t.tgsee. s. and s. Before tie discovery of
fbi. transaction was made by Mr. Letter ana
others the complaint says. the shares had risen 10
"a This sale OF stock. approved at board meet
i, IN January T. SOL. and similar acts are said 10
49,. mad the company insolvent and resulted IA
a.. $50 ma tr-1 the hands Of receiver tor the
- 49,, Interests iG May. 1901. and an anci4@ly
--.t,..- ~ me N+W-Togk property IL August ISL
-l. fr-. AZ Thomas g. Post. Which vas hei--
- - fba peter Power suit against the NorIl-
- Ts,rfa- merger. vas recently LloSelNed- %
- ~ 80 ne h.ic Of Thomas & Post coI4a De
- ,-e+sr4av Jesse Stearns. or the pidlhtIn .
,,Drr,.vs had nothing 10 add 10 the iacIs OF the
complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
GOES To CFLL ~ HIS H0NETWOON
YOUNG N.N WHO DESERTED FROM ARMY
FECArSF FATHER WAS DIVING TAKEN
FROM BRIDE OF TWO WEEKS

Locked 17 f0 .sn st Gov=r~o-'- T-Ian1 ~
charge ~ having deserted from Troop x. Urh
United state Cavalry. William W. Peacock has
been torn away from 80 bride ~ Two weeks. He
was turned over ro the army authorities yesterday
by rrs Brooklyn Detective Bureau against which
~ stumbled Friday night
a short ur,s after rhe spanish R7r T@sro-s en-
listed iE fhr cavalry Two DAYS .lt~r. r .- aid.
he learned rrsr his father was IN enc Dr'rr ~
death and asked fpT a BRIEF fIr'1uE~ This ass
denied and be deserted Later lc secured "a place
waiter or tFe army transport 'roors R5
chance the Crook- carried 90 -h@ Philippine rrH
regiment from which D., -s3 .--'rf-s- Ar r-a
table he waited che captain NJ MS old com
1arv. After going through This ordeal Do f..f l7-
Ur.Ie from arrest account - hts 1Fs+rrfoT ''r
his return % Brooklyn 10 E0r employment a-
driver. ana TWO weeks ago he married 4 Jealous
and defeated rival barring Peacock story. wrote
- The War Department informing them char Pea
cock -e~erter. vas living iu Fr0pelyD. 4 week
later sN--0iiier heard that the police
looking Tor him. and. Being Law abiding
citizen and thinking thar some mistake must have
been made. decided to go On me b'teCtEr Bureau
and have me affair STraiEhrerFd out 20 mad tHr-
gotten about his desertio7. arc was s.W"s. struck
dumb her told thar ~ 20 u+ t-rEa1 over %
M army authorities f0r punishment lie Vsrf
bitterly When DO was separated from ris Vtfa yes
rer1ay-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
LOANS or $1,000 ~ THREE WEEKS.
Or SAMUEL MBRIDE TELLS WHAT ne KNEW
OF THE BRENNAN CASE

Or SAMUEL MBRIDE TELLS WHAT ne KNEW
OF THE BRENNAN CASE
Dr. samuel Mcbride O.: Fourth-st. Manhattan.
Who vas an alleged victim % Ronald : Brennan IN
me latter's queer real estate transactions which
have landed him in jail In Brooklyn viii he an I'm
portant witness against he prisoner. The doctor
mas visited District Attorney Clarke and frankly
told him everything about his relations With Rrer
nan DR. Mcbride told M. Clarke that Brenua,
asked him 10 take TUE 70 property az No. ~ La
fsv-tte-aVe. as a personal favor TO himself and
S.sorEe Fruh. FTuh Was enc OF John y. MeKan..s
- lisutenanrs ana was patient ~ Or MrTgrfsa
46sr ne latter lived AT No Il -. Marks-ave
E2-,oLIvp he seriously iI Al Erarr..r-s
nome IN ParkVillc Brennan tod Mcbride that an
tbon.h The property Vas IN the name OF 4 man
named ScauIon. IL was really owned BY Frllh Who
80 SICK and DESTROYS OF borrowing some rrguay IN
nj 10 o5Lge his friends, DIT Mcbride took iitie 10
80 rroDerty. Brennan secured "a loan OF s. 90 IN
he property and the check was incorsed b Dr.
M,RTfSe and turned over 10 Brennan.
rrbsre vas a mortgage for Slo.sO0 the prouerr,-
80 IN Mrs Emma hsrgenS, OF hOukers A hou,..s
ss-fsfstion piece for this was filed and was ygh.f
i-Suced the title guarantee company 10 make a
loan on the property
~ - similar transactions are gradua III r,r,t,g
~ light aud several persons who we're asked 10 aci
- d7,v,mies by Brennan, but refused, have been 10
=. ~ District Attorney. The latter has Learned
49, brennan secured loans OF 3ll.o.0 properr-
IN about three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
NOT FIRST PROTEST. AGAINST Rru4yT4
covsrl. GEvERA1, PEXoTro ~ -, OBTAINED
PRIVILEGES FOR -EWs

covsrl. GENERAL PEXoTTo ~ ISL OBTAINED
PRIVILEGES FOR rEWs
In an article on Secretary HAYS letter - thN
powers IN Charities" published yesterday. Or
IAe r Frsnkel says.
me letter which Secretary ~ state Hsy sent 20
rhe sfgnatnrisS Of the 3 Rim treaty ~ lSs on Az
gust ~ leC the nrs1 protest which ne
United States has maze against the inhEnan treat
merit accorded by Ruuania 20 her Jewish SUBJECTS
To- 50 BENJAMIN r. PeNort1, consul General ot
The United States ar Bucharest voiced tne 1tgni1ed
sentiment ~ American Jews and succeeded IN oo-
tan!ng PERM ssion from the ruling sovereign, under
which Jews we're allowed n rlliErate from Fn-
frighrfCl riots and prosecutions ~ ISL
Since $50 the proecriptiye legislation has been
directed toward destroying the inteI@@tIal instinct
~ the alien Free instruction iu f1~ primary
schools Is permitted only 20 Rumsnians- Aliens
must paw and a. the school facilities are united,
the result here. too n obvious The same Jaw
holds for the secondary and high schools. Jews
are ds5srred from the professional ana asrlcuit-
ural schools
TIE disabilities here enumerated gir" only an
ines ~ tha irnomlny 10 which the jews On RE-
mania have been subjected they can give no
rorcenfior 81 me abuses and prosecutions which
have been their share from officials 10 me I9~rhl
nenaIs As Aliens" they have no standing On me
ours. -hev have no redress Cor crimes commit
I'd against them A. aliens they are not part OF
he ho6v roliric and subject 10 the oppression
and blacxmaU % any one VINO wishes 10 rhJ4te
them Two things only are permitted tnt Jews
the psvn1er- ~ taxes and service IN me army
both al which are obligatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
ORDER DESCENDS on L4BORERs.
TWO PROBABLY FATALLY HURT. RECEIVE
LAST SACRAMENT IN ANrBUI.ANCEs.

hiraculOusiy missing all but OF a
IaOorers. a thousand pound girder. being
Iell TWO stories down the elevator shaft
'"e Edison Illuminating Company's power
at Inlrty-eighth-st and First-ave.. and
- Charles Timmins OF No Isl Highest,
BROOKLYN and George Smith. Of No 10s3 First
ave, VINO were standing in the bottom OF the
'at' AT noon yesterday. Both were taken 20
De--e.u e hospital in a dying condition. Timmius
-s'a-ileu fracture Of the skull and had several
t1os oFoAen and internal injuries while Smith
od14y crushed internally. besides having his back
injured
Two steel cables were fastened 70 the girder
"Heh IL was half way the NTH story an end
Sa1shl on projection. and before the engineer
Cou'u Dc signalled. with d sharp report the cable
ptr'eG' and, tearing and ripping OF the sides Of
- sHdI tlhg the Sirder bore down the little
sToup below who had not time 10 escape
- ~ lr'tch-i the basement end struck Tim
I-S uu smith and pinned them TO the floor. while
80 otitf KEN against the side wall thus saving the
A9ockeo down and sustained Contusions.
~ eHin4ianceS from Bellevue Hospital were
oaliTu oy captain Delaney, who had heard the
fISH. ~ ne East Thirty-hfth-st station. and had
lF vas joined by Father Seunit OF ST. Gabrtel's
When the first ambulance arrived and bore away
s9L.llti, rather Senult climbed aboard and admin
tNsAty Sc e7th-St- and tirst-ave the priest left
Ial ambulance and waited for the second, bearing
.CaPtan Delaney arrested James " Connor Of
10 s." Snepard-aEe, Brooklyn, the foreman OF the
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BOSTON IRISH CONTENTION DELEGATES,

a meeting ~ the municipal council OF the United
lrsh League ~ America Vas held az the lrish
National club No 5u West F1fty-uinth-st-, last
evening. 20 make arrangements 20 greet John Red
mond. member % Parliament Tor Waterford city,
chairman - the Irish Parliamentary party ana
president q the United Irish League; Michael
"aNitt John Dillon, NJ T.. and other delegates
rom Ireland. who viii visit this city this month
aha also 90 elect sslegates 20 represent the New
iorA Organization at the convention OF the irish
Facs % be- held IN BOSTON on October 20 and q
--.t- ~ decided 20 hold q mass meeting Al AR
w. hal OF Sunday evening. October % at which
N'HIhe Cochran viii preside.
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NAY INVESTIGATE STOCK FAKE

~ GOVERNING committee OF the Stock Excbarps
ma. 10 Investigate the report that some member
- the exchange had been concerned N the s4,4 -
,,r out OF the report that there vas friction h.
.-s-o- Secretary Shaw and the Controller ~ ~.
~,lrrsncy for the purpose OF affecting the orice
- er,-ks Dffc~rs or the exchange said thar 's,t.L
Sc,ton In a formal way was very unlikely Ffa
s-,-.,r vas persistent however and il U-ss -
,sTsS that the committee has already mas 49,
osiet Inquiries but no Official comment on the So
..,-.La h. nhfaired