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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
Surrogdtes' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fiszgerald. Surrogate Of the County OK
Claims against eh.I6ss. rna G. s late Of ms
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Dated New York he ssh day Q, May. 1908.
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IL of an order. e Hon. Abner c Thomas surrorat.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
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York Noce is hereby given 70 an parsons having claims
as N YofS aeceased 70 present the same with voacb
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Broad Street in the Borough Of Manhattan City
Oh Dated SsS New YORK the i56 day q dPE
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York osSU CITY % D'''- -
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF, HON.
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Claims against benjamin late o. the County q
New York present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the euhscriber place OF transactng
business Of Gerald Hull Gray nsr attorney
at No all Street City OF New YORK on or
befo he Of June
Tafed New York Sd OF December. 1902
MARY c. kNOWER Executrtx-
GERALD HULL GRAY Attorney for Executrtx No
Wall ST.. New York
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Frank T Fitzgerald a SurTogate OF the County Of
all claims against Mary J. Winthrop,
Of OF deceased. TO the
thereof the subscribers at their
place transacting No a Pine Street In the
City OF New York on before the fifteenth day Of
September
dated New York the Eleventh day OF March. ieo3
- WINTHROP McKIM.
GEORGE NIXON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
Dividend Notices.
AMERICAN STEEL F0UNDRIEs. 80,


AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIEs.
Z B'Way New York May ~. I9ts
A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
RECToRS held this day a quarterly dividend OF ONE
AND ONE-HAI.F PER CENT. upon the Preferred STOCK
of this Corporation, payable June l. 1905 was decaIe
avahe 10 the Stockholders Of record at the close OF
business upon May 20. 1903 .- -. 49,.
For the purpose paying the said dividend the trans
hooks Of the Preferred Stock OF the CoTporGtlon
viii be closed upon May 25 1903 June 1908
T E PATTERSON. Sec'y & Treas
Office of William p. Dixon.
ASSIGNEE OF NJ MORGAN'S SONS,
No. go Liberty Street, N 7.
dividend NO. OF SO WILL BE PAID
II . che n-aat.ors ~ NJ MORGANs SONS on and after
May GOTH 1903. WM r D4AON' AssieAee
Dated May 18th. leO3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-21
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

.Ana interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
NEW WAY
TO CLEAR
THE WATER
Scheme Proposed to Do
it by Electricity.
SUCCESSFUL TEST
MADE YESTERDAY
New York Concern Wants to
Establish Plant Here.
CITY OFFICIALS
ARE MUCH PLEASED
It is Claimed that the New System Can
Be Established at one-third the
Cost of the Proposed Settling
Basin. and that it Will Clear
and Purify the Water to
Satisfaction Of All.
New York Concern Wants to
Establish Plant Here.
CITY OFFICIALS
ARE MUCH PLEASED

There seems to be a strong prospect
that Richmond may shortly have clear
water, and that it may be rendered so
by electricity, rather than through the
proposed settling basin.
Mr.. f. w. Minor. of this city, repre-
senting the Chipman Electric Purifying
Company, of New York. made a most
successful test yesterday with James
River water, at the office of the city cleo
trician, Mr.. w. II. Thompson, in the
presence of the latter. Colonel W. E..
Cutshaw, Superintendent Charles E..
Boiling. Of the Water Works. and other
city officials. and all Of thom express
ed themselves as highly pleased with the
result
The water was dipped up out of the
river and carried to the City Hall in
bottles and by means of an electric bat
terry placed in a diminutive reservoir it
was rendered perfectly clear in two
minutes. All the mud settled in the bot
tom and the water was drawn off as
clear as crystal. Mr.. Minor had an ex-
pert chemist with him making the test.
and having Interested the city officials
VIII nave Alr. Cnlpman, tne inventor oI
the scheme, and the head of the New
York Company. to come here shortly with
the view of making more extensive test
at one of the reservoirs.
ONE OF TWO WAYS.
One proposition Is to. have the new
electrical clearing apparatus run In con-
nectiou with the proposed settling basin,
and another is to have the former es-
tablished and to abandon the latter.
It is claimed by the company that they
can establish an electrical clearing plant
with a capacity; Of 1O.0O0,0O0 gallons at
cne-third the cost of the settling basin,
which 1t is estimated will cost $500
While Mr.. Chipman has but recently
made his discovery for purifying liquids.
he has now under contraction putting
in a number of large plants, among them
being one In Kansas City, Mo-. with a
capacity for clearing 10000 gallons daily
1t is claimed that whatever the size of the
reservoir. after twenty~four hours Of
treatment with electricity the water will
he perfectly clear and absolutely pure.
Mr.. Chapman also claims that any form
Of LIQUID may be purified by his inven-
ton as we'll as water.
The Water Committee will meet In
regular session next Thursday night.
and it Is likely that Mr.. Chapman will
be here and present his scheme IN person
to the committee and ask for the privl-
lege of making an extensive test at the
reservoir Mr.. Minor claims that the
plant here could be put into operation In
three months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
WAR CLOUDS
ON HORIZON
Russian and Japanese Fleets
Gathered at Ma-San.P Pho,
NEGOTIATIONS GOING ON.
They Are Said Not to Concern the
Evacuation of Manchuria. but the
Future of Corea-Outbreak
is Possible.
NEGOTIATIONS GOING ON.
1Rx Associated Press.l

(By ASSOCldGeQ fTesS.)
PARIS, October S.-Offlcial Information
received here shows that formidable
Russian fleet, comprising ninety warships
of all classes. has left Port Arthur and
has arrived at Ma-San-Pho. south of Co
-ea, where the Japanese fleet had arrived
already. The Russian ships have an
chored within the Ma-San-Pho harbor.
alongside the Japanese ships
Several brigades of Russian troops have
been moved forward to the Corean boun-
dary and are encamped on the border.
Diplomatic negotiations are still proceed
ing at Toxic. These do not relate to the
evacuation of Manchuria by the Russian
troops, but to the future of Corea.
The Patrie to-day, in special dis
patch from Darmstadt. gives an inter-
view with Alexandra savinsky. the secre-
tary of Foreign Minister Lamsdorff. who.
it is claimed. spoke on the authority OF
his chief upon Russo-J apanese relations.
Nj. Savlnsky Is quoted as saying:
Our agents at Toxic have informed us
that Japan desires war and is prepared
for It, We have enough trobps In Slbe-
ria to resist all the Japanese forces"
Regarding Turkey and Bulgaria. Nj. Sa-
whisky, said that the accord between
Russia and Austria was stronger than
ever, and that he did not believe war be-
tween those countries would occur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
MORGAN & COMPANY
MAKE EXPLANATION
Deny Allegations Made Con-
Meeting Firm With the
Shipbuilding Deal.
lRy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct, S.-Messrs. ]. p.
Morgan & Co. made the following state-
ment to-day In reference to the tell
mony given by Daniel Leroy Dresser
in the Shpbullding hearing:
Neither the firm of j. p. Morgan &
Co. nor any partner ever had any con-
nectlon with the inception, organization
or financiering of the United States Ship
building Company. nor have they ever
received or owned any of Its securities.
AS managers of the United States Steel
Corporation syndicate. we held Bethle-
hem Steel Company stock until a pur-
chaser was found. It was transferred
to tho United States shpbuildfng Com
pany at exact cost and preferred and
common stock, which We're received in
lieu of interest and earnings of the COM
pany, were sold at private sale for $4,000,
and the proceeds We're distributed as part
of the profit of the United State Steel
syndicate. Any statement that we were
parties to any agreement for selling stock
is wholly untrue"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
WEALTH OF
COLORING
Brilliant Scene Around Arena
in LynChburg.
TWO FINE EXHIBITIONS
Matinee Largely Attended and the Per-
formances Are Of an Excellent Or
der-Fine Hunters Shown
Over Timbers.
TWO FINE EXHIBITIONS
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, Oct. S.-The second
day of the Lynch5urg Horse Show has
been added to history. People of Lynch
burg have concluded that the horse show
is we'll worthy of being patronized and
consequently the big entertainment is go
ing to prove a grand success socially as
well as financially.
The weather to-day decided to be more
favorably and steadily threatening
clouds that promised rain every minute.
there was a spotless sky with its myriads
of stars. A few minutes after the doors
were thrown open, The Marine Band be-
gan the rendition of number OF beautl-
full and inspiring selections. and while
the exquisite melodies fioated through The
big enclosure. lovely ladies and their
gallant escorts began to fill the boxes
and seats, until once again wealth Of
color and beauty encompassed the arena,
making picture of wondrous beauty
THE MATINEE.
There were two entertainments to-day
and the one In the afternoon consisted Of
eight events as follows: Roadsters, horses
in harness. pones In harness. COM
bnation harness and saddle horses thor
oughbred stations. lightweight hunters.
QedSy- auo 6ASSAt 'oiis~A''S
and lightweight green hunters.
This was the only matinee performance
of the show, and its success was most
gratifying to the management 1t was
a greater success than had been anti
cipated, for it was thought that the
the evening performance would prove so
popular as to place the afternoon enter
tainment at disadvantage, but hundreds
of people, who could not have found op
portunity to attend at night were there
in the afternoon, and If their expressions
may be taken as an indication, their ver-
diet was equally as iluttering as that OF
tho crowd Of Wednesday night,
SUMMARIES.
The afternoon events resulted as fol-
lows:
First eyent-roadsters-en I. Fl.
Carrolls Lone Jack. A. G.. Clapham's
Helen, CARRIER and Garber's Truth and
Leo, H. E. Graves and Company's Plane
teer, Charles McLeod's Butterfly DR..
George NJ. Preston's Rose and Mary, DR..
Paulett Clark's Lucy c.. H. NJ. Sackett's
Helen NJ. and Alice NJ. John j. Walkers
Day Light and Lucena, and w. r. VIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
CLERGY AND LAITY
LOCKED HORNS
East Carolina Council Ad-
journs Without EleCtlng
a Coadjulor.
(speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,)

GoLDsBoRo. N. c.. Oct, s,-The
clergy and laity have locked horns in the
council of the East Carolina Diocese.
now In session in this city. for the cleo
ton of g bishop coadjutor. The clergy.
whose prerogative it is to make the
nomination. seemed determined not to
nominate the candidate who is known
to be the choice of the laity. and the
laity whose prerogative 1t Is TO
confirm or reject the nomination..
seem as equally determined not to
accept any other candidate than the one
on whom they have set their hearts,
Tho council convened in st. Stephens
Church this morning at 0:30 o'clock. The
secretary, Rev, Mr.. Skinner, OF Clinton.
read the minutes of the session yesterday
and last night, after which Rev. N. c..
Hughes, OF Chocowinlty, arose to a point
of order and stated that he owed the
council an apology for using the word
henchman in his speech last night when
he referred to DIR, r. M. N, George as
being a henchman for DIR. Robert Strange
in his candidacy for the bishopric.
Rev. r. w. Hogue occupied some consid-
cradle TINA with speech IN support OF
DR.. Strange 1t was a brilliant effort,
nnd syary word that fell from the speak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
GEN ERAL

Stock prices drop with only occasional
pauses and last prices are the lowest and
net losses of one to two points and over
general throughout the list-James Till
man takes the stand IN his own defense
and displays calmness under questioning
OF attorneys-Russ.an fleet of warshlps
anchors beside those of Japan and war
clouds are said o hang low over the Far
Eastern horizon--Russia stands pat and
makes no move to eYacuate Manchuria
Treaty Of commerce between the
United States and Japan is signed and 1t
gives assurance that the ports In Man
chura will be kept open to our com,
merce; likin tax is to be abolished ana
rights for which missionaries have long
nontended will be granted them---Big
Ben wins the high weight handicap at
Worth track-Only one favorite Is sue
cessfu in races through the mud at Nor
rls Park-Boston wins game In cham
pionship series and the score now stands;
three to three-Great Britain and
France have practically concluded a
treaty of arbitration similar In many re-
spects to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
Arguments over the Alaskan boundary
are oncluded--Tribute to late DR.. j. L,
NJ Curry read at the annuol meet'ng or
the trustees of the Peabody Fund. p.
Morgan aid Company deny .lic al.es1-
tions In connection with the United
State Shpbuilding Company--Sadie
Mac, Smather's three-year-old. wins the
Kentucky Fllturity In three straight
heats-Farley held on charge of "rins-
ing and committed to jail in default of
bond, which he was unable to furnish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
SUITS BROUGHT
ALLECE MONOPOLY
Texas District Attorney Be.
gins Litigation Against
Ry. and Express Cos.
tBy Associated Pfess.)

AUSTIN, TEX, October s.-District
Attorney Moore. on behalf Of the State.
has entered suits under the antitrust
law against the Rock Island Railroad and
the United States Express Company, the
Texas Pacific Railroad, and the Texas
Express Company. the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railroad and the American
Express Company tho San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railroad and the Wells
Fargo Express Company, alleging that
they had entered into contracts whereby
one express company named In the CON-
tract between the road and an express
company was given monopoly. and
that other express companies were pre-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09

vented from doing an express business on
the roads having the contracts.
The attorney general prays for penalties
and forfeiture OF charter The penalties
In the suits filed aggregate 10000. Mr..
Moore states his intention to file forty.
nine similar suits. embracing every rail-
road In Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
IS lips was listened to with rapt atten-

eT lips WhS llSteueu u Will aapS dstoAA-
toin.
Yesterday Che council sent a telegram
tc Rt. Rev, Bishop A. A. Watson ex-
pressing their regrets ut his Inability to
attend the council and this morning a
short message was received from the
bishop conveying his blessings to the
council.
At 103o o'clock the clergy asked per-
mission to retire for consultation, and
were given unil 11:l5.
When tile council reassembled the clergy
presented the name Of Rev. T. M. N.
George The laity then voted by par
ishes and rejected the nomination by a
large majority.
THIS leaves the Diocese practically with
out bishop. as Bishop Watson Is too
feeble to attend to the duties of his
office Unless an emergency arises 1t
Is possible that there will be no election
OF a bishop until the regular council
convenes In annual session next May.
At 1:30 the council adjourned sine die.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
HIS ACCOUNTS ARE
SAID TO Be SHORT
Railway President Resigns
and is Alleged to Have Dis
crepancy Of 100000.
CBy Assoclated Press.l J

LANCASTER, PA, October S,-Rumor3
which have been current for some time
affecting the relations of William B.
Given, president Of the Lancaster County
Railroad and Light Company with that
company, eliminated to-day In the an,
nouncement that Mr.. Given has rendered
his resignation as president, and that
serious discrepancies, amounting. 1t Is
alleged, to 100000 or more, have been
discovered in his accounts. Mr.. Given
has in recent years heen regarded as a
man of large wealth and has been noted
as an operator on very extensive scale
In tha stock paSl&L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
ARGUMENT FINISHED
OVER ALASKA BOUNDARY
fRv Associated press.l !

LONDON, Oct. s.-The arguments in the
Alaska boundary arbitration were fin
ished at $40 p. NJ. to-day. Mr.. Dickinson
concluded with an eloquent peroration,
dealing with the bonds of amlty between
the United States and Great Britain.
John w. Foster, the agent of the United
in the name Of the American govern
ment for its courtesy. Lord Chief JUS
tice Alverstone paid a tribute to Mr..
The closing moments were marked by
an intensity of interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
No Imp ,nding Crisis.
lBy Assocla ted Press,

LONDON, October S.-The Foreign Office
informs the Associated Press that 1t mas
heard nothing OF the reported gathering
of Russian warships at Ma-San-Pho. The
Foreign Office relterates that government
advlces give no indication of the posi-
blity of a Japanese outbreak
The Associated Press learns that the
dispatches of the British minister to Ja-
nan, Sir Claude NJ. Mcdonald. while de-
falling many requests made by Russia In
the present negotiations at Toxic in con-
nection with concessions In Corea, relat-
Ing chiefly to wharves. makes no refer
ence to any possibility OF an Impending
crisis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC:
RICHMOND.

Interesting developments in Henrico
matter; Todd to be urged to withdra"
from fight for treasurcrship---W ater
cleared by lcctricity-Funcra OF Mrs.
G. u Langhorne at 81. Pauls Church at
II A. M.-Two learned women detSxSSl
addresses at Union Theological Seminary
Exciting game Of foot-paii heIe
morfow---Models of three artists 70 Hs-
ure in tho Stuart monument contestts, t-,s,
Republican Committee to meet to-nlght
and consider the matter OF putting up
ticket hcrc-Last OF the Diaz aftalr---
Harris to be tried to-day on the chaIso 1!. :,
OF selling counterteit pInnp sn'hpias, nn eectroiy
sis-Automobil to be built In Rlcn-
mond-Mnny charters are grahteu to
social clubs-Govcrnor issues VIII o.. o.
election in - ssdtola sshdntsorlyaed@So tnrther ex
ccutive clemency for negro who Is to ne
hung In Danville to-day--Masonlc Re-
lief Association elects officers and shoSsies 5ied
here ia not Yet dentifled--Investigat
Committee to meet again to.night., =, :
Chamber OF Commerce exp csses synpatl,y
for John L. Williams & Sons---.Attent,.o
of James River Improv,emehnt Cor,y'ia, RvnIaws
Committee OF City Democratic Committee
meets--Redistric lines again chansed
Council to meet in extra session .lol,-
day night-Two CON conversions o n,n. a. SrTIG Inb's
meeting postponed-Small portion 81 IN tnc
Old St Charles Hotel falls. MANCH ES-
TER-A couple shot at from ambush
exciting adventure q y9qfnfld efldNesro man gro
men to be tried on the charge OF Se!ilns
iiauor without license-Three weddings
Work OF the courts--Decisons rem
dered BY saa,Te sxaNirnedMMrs wilson IS
Very fiji. c. Snellngs and z. W.
Welsiger better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
BATTLESHIP MAINE
BACK FROM TEST

(special to Tho Times-Dispatch)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct. S.-The
battleshp Maine returned tonight from
her Standardization tests on the Barren
Island course. 1t Is understood that the
tests were satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
VIRGINIA COUPLE
WAKE COURT CL' *
Arc Married ClosetO Midnight.
but Groom Denies That
They Eloped.
speclal to The Tlmes-plspat teh,l

HAGERSTOWN, MD, Oct. s.--A wed.
ding took place close to midnight last
night at the Baldwin Hotel. in this city.
Miss Anna V, Hammen. of McGaheys-
Vile, Va, was the bride and Mr., Clarence
Jackson. of Montevidio, Va. the groom.
The couple arrived here on the late train
and after securing the license by arous-
ing the clerk of the court, were married
at the hotel, The groom denied that they
had eloped.
Miss Ella l., Coley and Mr.. Charles IT,
Fisher, both OF Strasburg, Va. We're mar
rled yesterday in this city by Roy, Il T.
Mowbray.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Antl-saloon League wins big VIC
tory at Goldsboro-FFeight wreck on the irf
Southern. near Lexington. n. c.; two
trains meet, but no one is killed-Three
carloads of cattle quarantined at Spen-
cer-The Salisbury Anti-saloonl q League
nroaching electl on-The laity and clergy
Of the East Carolina Episcopal Council
fan to elect bishop coadjutor and ad-
iours until next May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
RELIEF EXPEDITION
FOR NORDENSKJOLD
(By Associated Press.)

B1TpNos AYRES, ARGENTINE RE-
PUBLIC, Oct. S.--The Argentine gun
boat Uruguay. OF 800 tons displacement,
started to-day for the Antarctic regions
to search for the Swedish expedition,
headed by DR.. Otto Nordenskjold.
The Nordenskjold expedition left Goth
enburg Sweden. October 16. 1901, on the
steamer Artartic. and was last heard
from August 18th last. when the vessel
was imprisoned In the ice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
RUSSIA STANDS PAT
IN THE FAR EAST

Yin Kow, under date of October Sth
states that the Russinns nre taling no
steps to evacuate New Chwang. Re.
holding their positions everywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
General Legget Dying,
~ uAssnninted pross /,

---I- (I5y ASSOCIIttU 1-TDSS'J
BUTTE, MONT, Oct. s.-General John
A, Leggert territorial Governor of Mon
tana under General Rand. and one of
the founders of the Republican party is
dying at Hunters Hot Springs, Montana,
aged seventy-one,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
FANTASTICAL
Japanese Minister Declares Report Un-
worthy Of Consideration.

By Associated Press)
LONDON, October s.-The Japanese
minister here. Baron Havash. to-day de-
clared that the announcement made by
the London Daily Nails correspondent
al Kobe, Japan. that Baron De Rosen
the Russian minister to Japan, had pre-
sented note to the Japanese Government
contending that Japan had no right to
Interfere In the question of the evacua-
ton of Manchuria, and proposing the
partition of Corea between Russia ana
Japan, was "fantastical and unworthy OF
considerations"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-09
OLD BUILDING FALLS
A Part of Union n tel Succumbs from
Aee,

A small portion of brick building
in the rear of the Union Hotel, which is
part of tho old st Charles, of ane-bal-
ium fame, at Fifteenth and Main Street
collapsed yesterday morning. hurting no
one and inconveniencing few, One OF
the kitchens and the pantry of the Union
Hotel were in this building and the down
fan OF the portion of the structure neces-
STATED Proprietor Aliens improyising u
kitchen, which he did with little trouble
and the hotel business moves forward
with serenity. The hotel Is preparing 70
accommodate visitors to the Horse SHOW
and its ability to do SO is by no me'''s
impaired