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Arizona republican., 1903-12-05
TEMPE
NORMAL SOCIETIES.
Programme Rendered by Each Yester.
day Afternoon.

Gay Afternoon.
The following programs were render
cd by the three Normal societies at the
regular hour yesterday afternoon
OLYMPlAN SOCIETY.
Recitation. Miss Lamb.
Essay, Miss Glen.
Quartet. Miss Wallace Miss L. Green
leaf. Mr.. Wilbur and Mr.. Noble.
Recitation, Miss Fannie Arnitage.
Essay, Miss Hendrix.
Paper Editors.
PHILOMATHEAN SOCIETY.
Quartette, l.. Losing. r. RichaI DIS,
s StauffeT and c. Webb.
Paper, Indian Pottery" Miss Culver.
Club Swinging, Miss Matthews.
Piano Solo, Miss Heating.
Reading, Miss Lyall.
Paper. Miss {. Munds.
Exponent, Editors
Recitation, Miss Clifford
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05

see when his presence is undesirable.
Tact is essential in everybodys nature.
though few men possess it in any
marked degree.
They admire the man who never
bores them, who has always something
fresh to say or, if not, a new way of
saying old things. Once a girls in
terest is thoroughly reused, a man
should have no difficulty in winning
her love
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05
CHURCH NOTICE

Congregational church, Rev. i. l..
Drew pastC-; Sunday school At 10 a..
m; preaching by the pastor at Il, sub
ject. "Christianitys Test" Junior En-
deavor at ? p. m; Christian Endeavor
Society ct As p. m; preaching at 49,
topic, Heroes Of Today"
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05
GOATS WENT WILD.

Dave Teeter left last Saturday for Ar
lington with q herd of 100 goats, 10 be
placed on pasture there. Things went
lovely and the goats went fine for a
time until one night the bunch was
stampeded by some coyotes and made a.
run into the White Tank mountains near
by. 1t required a days work TO get
them started in the right direction
again. Air. Teeter returned from there
Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
TEMPE MESA

Song, 80, Temporal" Socienty.
ALPHA SOCIETY.
Song, Society.
Recitation. Mr. Pritchett.
Song. May Harmon.
Essay. Mr.. Saylor.
Piano Solo, Miss Potts.
Recitation. Mr. King.
News Budget, Editors.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05
RETURNED TO MESA.

Mr.. ]. w. Cassidy has returned TO
Mesa from Flagstaff. where he has
been working for the government sur
vey. He will. after a few days, pro-
coed to Tucson and contiEua the work
there.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05
MELON GROWERS MEET.

The Melon Growers association of
Mesa met Tuesday night and merged
the old association into the newly in
corporated company. The new company
will control about 300 acres of canta-
loupes this season, and will bring
thousands CT dollars into the valley.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05
A NEW AGENT.

F. S. Case, the new NJ. & P. agent
arrived yesterday to take w. A. Fin
ley's place, who resigned his place re-
Gently owing to i'll health
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05

Song. ..........M. c. Phelps and Co.
Step Dance ............H. S. Phelps.
Stump Speech Lyman Leavitt.
Piano Solo. ....t. .Addie S. Johnson.
Comic Song. :. 49,. VIM. PasseY-
Toast ................ F. T. Pomeroy.
Response .. Fauna Dana.
Song. :. .......... Mrs. H. w. Brizzee.
Comic Recitation. b. Far Johnson.
Song and speech. .......R. c. Lambert
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05
IS VERY SICK

Dave Wallace's daughter is corsid
cred in a very precarious condition.
Arizona republican., 1903-12-05

chances of recovery were reported
much better yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
ALASKAN AWARD JUST.
.oThe London Times" ReUieIcs the
americans Opinions.

Iondon. oct 27.-'The Times this morning
publishes the text OF the opinions Of the A9lerl-
can members Of the Alaskan boundary trlbuIla-
on the second and fifth questions OF the oontro-
.ersv together with a map Of the Portland
Canal and explanatory comment Referring 10
This matter editoriaIly. The Times CONSIDERS
that il ought successfully 10 aIlay any feeling
of 5isouietuGe. and says IL seems 10 confirm be-
von5 dispute the views already advanced III us
-olurrns-narnely. that the two tiny Islands
awarded 10 the United States have very little
OF the enormous strategic value claimed for
them. The paper adds
We admit that il is regrettable that Lord
Alve-srone after coming 70 d fresh CONCLUSION
about islets failed 10 make the nature or ms
decision clear 10 his Canadian colleagues, Day
ne believe the actual point of difference nNoiFea
70 he SO exceedingly unimportant IRON d prac-
teal roirr OF view that trust Il VIII not stand
~ me way Of the unreserved acceptance OF the
award 5y Canada .
The nassaces we print to-day show how strong
- re 4 American case. We share with Canada
= common territorial Joss, but We recognize as
transcendiuz IL the common gain OF removing an
h--e~Ie "a ft,T concord with the great republic,
virh which every tie Of nature places Us bolh
IN such close relations
The article exonerates Prime Minister Laurler
from, any desire for the separation OF Canada
from the mother country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
ROBERT B. ROOSEVELT SPEAKS.
Presidents Uncle Tells Democratic Club
There Has Been No Cadet System.

The Democratic Club scene of activity
last night at its meeting 10 ratfy the Democratic
nominations on the county and city tickets. Sena-
tor John Fox, president Of the club, presided y
large number Of well known Tammany men and
offceholders including ex-Mayor Van Wyck. were
present Il had been expected that Mr.. Mcclellan
and W Bourke Cochran would make addresses,
b1It they failed TO appear. John D. Crimmns. too,
was expected speak, but he left the club early,
suffering il was said from a severe attack OF sore
throat.
Justice ODwyer read the resolutions which in
do-sad the latfor-n and nominees Of the Demo-
cratic convention. Ex-Governor Campbell. of Ohio.
maid tribute to Mr. Mcclellan. and to his father.
whom. ne SD ne knew long before the candidate
was born and said that the Presidents acaion was
"as narrow and partisan exhibition as the
country ever produced
Robert B. Roosevelt. the uncle Of the President,
said in part;
Cur opponents charge that Tammany Han has
stolen ten millions each year IN tne Ouose1, % -
the budget last year. this year and next yesI i
larger than any Of Tammany Hall According 70
This he fusioniSts have stolen more lnan ram
many Hall could. and If they did rot 90 Ihls lIit
disbursements They have haTDed on me cd,Iet
system Nv friends. Such system mas 80
existed in this city. IN any OtntI cry IN 'HI
country. such called young men ilSi4t 'NlSt -
;rdi,-iduals but an organize system ii
this or any other city in the Union 4 aey ttIN OF
the FED light district system ilifc tley snow
thing that I compare this caihtt!%H 70 =
one that gentleman who claims reIa VIII
the powers above has been confusing IN ms great
city for the last week
F,x-Postmaster Dayton and Mr. McAdoo. ex-As-
sistant Secretary Of the Navy also spoke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
Talk OF NEW C4RDINdL-
OnIy One american Likely To be
Nominated IN January.

Especial 70 The NeE-York Tribune by French '7-e'
fCopyright 1873. BY The Tribune Associated
Rome oct 26-The Pope has requested from
Monsignor Merry Del Val. the Papal secretary
~ state and Cardinal Gotti. a list Of the for
eien prelstes under the jurisdiction Of the Score
ta-vsbin Of State and the Congregation Of the
T9ronaran5a- who are considered available Tor
s,nointuaert as cardinals. IN the list OF Amer
leans presented by Cardinal Gotti Archolshop
RYAN. Of Philadelphia. stands first, ArcnnlsnoP
Ireland. Of St Paul, coming next followed oy
Archbishop Farley. Of New-York, and Arch-
bishop Chapeua. of New-Orleans- Inc rope
has not vet made any decision, as IN the IeAU
cousistory there will be no nominations, oA LoI
sisrorv in January. Contrary TO runloiS nc
se,-s-s1 American cardinals VIII be created on.
one viii be nominated. II even ne ~ i'o' ~ ~
- loe- M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
ARMOR FOR BATTLESHIPS.
The Midvale. Carnegie and Bethlehem Com
uanies Get Contracts.

Washington. Oct 26.-Secretary Moody to-day de
cided the long standing question OF Tie awards ror
furnishing armO- for tine battl-sni1s Vermont
,-t.-aso+s Kansas Mississippi and Idaho The
Nfldv.Ie steel Company gets ,he contract for sup
plvinz 500 tons and the Carnegie and Bethlehem
cornpauies secure contracts for 9'j tons each The
plate 70 be furnished by the NldVaie company -
for +r I5,h, and the mississippi the two 1900 ton
r.-.l,.b.DS will, Jls tarue[Ie and Bethlehem
,ou1panies plate sill u~e sor the three lSeao ton
rattiessi-s tine Vermont - Kansas and the
Minnesota ~, 49, -
b1.i.9a,i %. or suruishr- rt-te The DDS OF TIE
80, EsrfIlan.r ~ coal -stllrs were identical
ranreI. s5g4i06o the De liver. to oe2in ~ nlne
months while t-e Etdralt cor i.-lly Dld Was
q -. o@9 4eII,.rv % te<iu Iu twenty months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
II eLENNoN TO BE ARCHBISHOP
Will Succeed Archbishop Kahn at St Louis
The Propagandas Work.

r7-,s oct 26-Upon receiving news OF the death
- October l2 Of John Joseph Kain. Archbishop Of
G. T.,,lts the Congregation Of the Propaganda ar
raneed for the appointment TO the arcnoishol'c o.
b.tss-ll3-s1 T-o-t project OF the Propagad1' iaS
- = notice that the first meeting OF the ~ o.
lsa-S.-f--, - me Propaganda viii laAe place. liz
- November. TIE real Work o. tAe -
~ - .Cueyer VIII resumed a t-e e- ~ ~
gregauoL, IT, - re drst part OF December ne
r3rSi-a American questions 70 oe &C., ssrcb-
l.--s-s 80 a re- the alDointfne ms % - -
,.oe - milwaukee,. q bishop tor ol..lsi 60
tI 55f,-ision OF the dioceses Oh iIa '-0-
NIcienor Sogaro for many years iTb VVtngaIe
S,,a1r where he took part VIII " yS1ry1
II he SylD1S@. -@+3on 81 European prisoners AJlL
Eeg - 80 bss been appointed py fhe lsisscs
&c al--' - The Academy OF NoDLe ~
49, ,sas previously held by The
eI Val the present Papal SeG5e oaIs are beginning
new ~ So lie Pope IL giving al COCO p4-
EenetiaDs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
THE LIQUOR TAX FALsEH0OD.

Mayor Low yesterday gave out the Following
statement
Tammany Hall Is Indulging il it's usual mlsrep.
reservations as the effect Of the DIVISION OF Ie
excise money between the city ana the stare am
many claims that the State Is robblng the CITY ="
the extent OF g UOO,O00 -, - 81.
The facts are these The States share OF I'M
excise fees this year s.. S43 20i a. OF ths
the city OF NewYork paid 80 6.-s IL ne re - Sid
has o have this amount Of money anu a ~ -. -
not get II this way. wouIC nave 70
rect tax for the same amount S,o45-V4 a.
Of New York paws this year go4a0 OF IHe 1Li -
tax. and this percentage OF m 60 - rbor
s. 40 49, 80 The difference between me sum IN r.
would be due from the city ~ GISct - az ec-Js
sum 7aid in excise fees s2@4 a. IN otntf Norts
the cit pays the perceII .. L. 49, oTIy
and Of the rect State tax IT VIC ,I = "a.
ore-thlrd OF the excise fees the result MouIu :,
sane What the state dad not get from eA ,'e
,-o5fd 5et n,- 4trect tax, and the CITY Woulu paS
the same rrouortton Of the smaller sun -.
ser,ad ~. v.i5e fees as u would pay OF the direct
tax. -, 49,. q -,c 90 Il IN The
Ct-.. go t.tsz fees relieves the real Shd Prt
$3.50 -,, - the CITY Of taxation 10 me sam
amount mus making or - ,573ftfor rba
l.ff,-. el,.,re 81 the excise Iets lii' -
i; = - -, IL was by more than l5D" SO ~
IN RE rengiou funds when reeve - - .,,ns
- ~ ne lisa fees kept by the city get IarAsf s0nis
DcfCIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
EXPECTS GUATEMALAN REVOLT.
Returned Business Man Says Dissatisfaction
Is Widespread
= -rrEGRAPH ID - rRrnrvE.

san francisco. Oct 26.-Rudolph Frowish. Ger
r1sr-Arnerlcan. who has been business il Guate-
nsla- arrived here today IN the koSnos steamer
ron 1he Southern Coast He has returned 10 this
country ~ stay having become dishea-tened by the
outlook n Guatemala IN his opinion. there viii
soOn be 1egoluton there. for dissatisfaction over
rfe 6ictsco--al methods Of President Cabrera IS
becoming Widespread and the whole country is in
3 state o. unrest CaE-era Is carrying -hinEs with
\ hizh hand 10 dictator % the past had more
complete sway than he is attempting 10 exercise
Business is anything but good in Guatemala -
said FroUlsh. The rate OF exchange Is now IS 70
y with every prospect of reaching . 10 : soon.
There Is security for the business man there
ado This. Guatemala City. the capital OF the
country. is iu such uussnirary condition that
Sickness Is common al directions The real
Facts concerning the place do not reach here for
rhe government cersors much information passing
heyo16 the borders"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
G. L. ACTS ON FRANCHISE.
disks aldermen to Take Port Chester
duplication from Committee.

While the meeting OF the citizens committee
Of the Citizens Union called primarily
yesterday 10 take final action for the last week
Of the campaign. unusual action was taken. as a
resolution requesting the discharge OF the Rail
road Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen from
further consideration OF the New-York and
Port Chester Railroad franchise was passed
This done that the franchise may be
considered without further delay by the board
as q committee Of the whole.
r Fulton Cutting declared: We have not met
in about month. and met to-day simply 10 dis
cuss final plans for the campaign"
The resolution was:
Resolved. That the Citizens Union request the
fusion members Of the Board Of Aldermen 20 vote
favor OF the discharge Of the Railroad Commit
from further consideration OF the application
Of the New-YOrk and Port Chester Runway IN
order that the deadlock this important duestlon
NAV be broken. and that the matter itself may be
passed upon its merits the whole board
Alderman Herbert Parsons, the Republican
leader Of the XXVth Assembly District has
announced that he would present such a mo-
ton in case the committee. as exoect1G tal.e1
10 bring in a report at the meeting or the Al
dermeu to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
PHILo $. seNNETT's REQUESTS.

New-Havet. Oet. -6.-soEe ~ 'ee private be
,,,sts nrovi6ed for III the viii ~ the late PhilO s
Tzennett ~ which William J. Brya1 s an executor,
were made pur!ic to-day, A. follows, Hattie z.
Foster. widow OF Samuel Foster. e No $ Yves,
Ore-bi,rcred-an d-t hirtieth-sJ-. NeuYOrk. teoo0.
Mrs Robert q Hunter. N-W-Nork. S-Oo, Della \
r.iraiovr Waterville. y. y. $4,000 @. A Cable
vS1l,e-s 81 co.. Mrs q. a. Gable. YOnkers S300,
blanche Conger. Waterville. NGO- Mrs. F
y5-Ei,tsfs.y Sew-York S5.m0. Georgg StirfOld. New
work 81 coo, T O'COnnOr. New-York. Goo. The
two last named were employees cf Mr. Bennett az
hie place of business IN New-Iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
DENY ALL, SAYS MURPHY.
Worried by Talk That Corporations Are Aid
ing Tammany.

Charles r. Murphy does not Ike 10 near 50 much
talk about the corporations financing the Tanmany
carnnaign fund Yesterday ne issued orders 70 his
ueutenants 70 meet all stories about corporations
contributing with point blank denials
III IL true that the traction companies are put
ting Up funds for the Tammany eompaign' vas
asked of sfr Murphy at Tarnmany Hall yesterday
..oid the traction companies say they Were
said Mr. Mudphy.
-Hcu ABOUT tire repor, thar Senator Timothy
n sullivan went To see Messrs whitney Ryan
and others
See sullivan" said Mr.. Murphy.
-ss1a,or Plunkdx says Taxnuany WI! c2-xy the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
HE WEEKS POLITICAL CALENDAR
PRINCIPAL FUSION MEETINGS.
TONIGHT.

seum
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oE East
One ave:YL
udc rnerIf
oofdd
hnct
* Mccormack T. ~phF. waiter
d station R"saway: t CampI
NJ C wInto senator slate. B
ooumbusaVe Hon
snr'ese Pratt 'a
No EDWARD dIncT Roman,
e H
Grant w G Trwn = NJ c Gd:
hnp Mcclure
nn and Jerome aT Murray M nI Bruce Hedge a%
: E
6oF fn%n Ts AMID Hg- Turn T.r5 Ty nd @
FRIDAY
Academy snty~lh-a- naro
fifth and Tra"mnn' "-
NJ @ an Joseph B % %
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS
Newry baso- F. ahean
several Germans
Brooklyn Hail. Be"ra' and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
PARK ISSUE IN ADIRONDACKS.

P1attsbu-g n Y. oct 26-WIlard J. saunders'
~ Dickinson Centre Y Y. the Democratic candi-
date for member Of Assembly from Franklin
County is making his canvass on the issue OF Op-
positton TO the policy OF allowing individuals 70
purchase and hold. for their exclusive Use il.
torney Saunders has fought William FtoCAe1e--eI
who owns park Of thousands OF acres II many
actions for trespass- ,.s . rs,or-a+ N
Franklin County has not elected Dei4OIr~' ~
ofHce since the Civil War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
BARON Won sTeRNsURe TO RETURN

washington. oct 2s-The Associated Press -
authorized 20 say that Baron Won sternhurg- the
German ArrtassfJ1r. has been ctifd 20 his home
IN Sqxony ON perst ussi bgsiHeF~ HE Wi retafn %
Washington late in November. or the carly part %
December. The report that the Ambassador = 10
be relieved ~ Washington IL e. absolute lnvsn-
to-, without basis In fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
vpsNco.DANIsH ARBITRATION.
Vaccinations for Treaty Without Llmlta-
,ions Reported Well Advanced

Paris. oct. a6-The leaders OF the .nleFl "a
,ionsl arbitration movement nave
formed from Copenhagen thso ~ -~aa,y rs veil
lor n IS Denmars desire 20 ellinifal e
Conditions and limitations similar ra 70 '' This is
tanned in the Anglo-f ven 1900 l..sto,,~-
.eiis and other arbitration leaders as inalea
,,-s, the growth OF the movement i"e ui'ii14
1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
RYAN DENIES APPOINTMENT.

by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Philadelphia Oct 25.-The statement was pun
Hshe5 n this city this afternoon that ArCio1s' >
F2van OF PHILADELPHIA is 10 be made cardinal
nv po,A Pins Y and that announcement 81 ne
sn-oiuTuen1 would be made al the next Colls-s.
ri Rome When the attention Of AGGRESSION, ~ "a
Tras called 10 the publication he sIlll-el 1t-- -
- Sc r~T-na We cannot know what TIE Con
- = - Home viii do ] do not believe il II Is
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
THE BRONX KEENLY INTERESTED.

The Bronx IS prepared for the meeting OF
the Board of Aldermen to-day, at which the
long deferred petition OF the Port Chester road
10 lay tracks over and under the streets OF the
borough VIII Gene up for action. Representa-
rives Of The Bronx viii place before the board
the importance of immediate action and show
the bearing IL has on the rapidly growing bust
ness interests Of The Bronx That the public
may appreciate these conditions north OF the
Harlem. The Tribune VIII give next Sunday q
detailed description Of the business interests
Of The PrOUX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
EKTRADTTION FOR BRIBERY.
Negotiations Going on for Change in the
Treaty with France

Paris. Oct es-~arryt-g out instructions re-
~a.-e5 from washington. Ambassador Porter has
begun -ecotszu5rs for an additional clause IN the
ey--azl-ior treaty between the United States ana
France - cover bribery. Informal conferences
f-5f~s-e ne vril!i-gn-ss q the French officials
-. 49, 80, desired extension Il is doubtful how
ever v-e-he- they Nil be willing q make ne
cause retroactive Ire ambassador II seeking 70
e-~eTt-e the negotiations. and the french author
t-ee re -nsrifesring q desire 70 meet fuliy the
-S-ae n me Lulcs1 States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
POWERS OBJECT TO REFORM PLAN,
German and Italian Diplomats at constan-
tlnople Disapprove of Scheme.

Constanti1ople- Oct 26.-The proposed Aus
tro-IEussian joint control Of Macedonia does not
meet with The approval OF the German and
italian diplomats. and the Porte is expected TO
utilize The oissgreements between the powers
II order q delay action
TIE German generals IN the Turkish service
Auler Paeha ana Rldgisch Pacha. have gone
70 Sores. where they will take part in the in
cuiry into the excuses OF the troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
TURKISH LOSSES IN AIR HEAVY
Thousand Killed and Wounded by Two
Rebellious Tribes.

Constantinople. Oct SIT is now announced that
TIE military conmandant Ahmet Pacha. and the
Governor o. the Province os Air on the Red Sea
coast q Arabia were killed the result OF a
reFo-I O Two Arab tribes against the imposition
q new carte tax and that about a thousand
~ ne Turkish force vas routed About -Seteer
hattalic1s OF troops have been dispatched thither
aacE Facha has been appointed commander in
CHEZ and Governor OF Air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
COME QUICKLY, WILLIAM.
Man Said To Be c. N Schwab's Cousin
Found Starving in Vienna.

Vienna Ok 2l-A nan named William schwab.
who has been playing recently IN a Vienna theatre
under The OF Sails. and who has been missing
t0r some DAYS. has Just been found IN a starving
conditiol- he has n his possession papers which
seen 10 shcw that ne cousin Of Charles N.
S-hwab. former president OF the United States
Steel Corporation. and he has announced his irtel-
p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
ChIdren's

city bv 5000 majority Does that compare WIFE
your estinateT'
''PIunkitt is seldom wrong. said III Murphy
What are your figures?
'I would be ashamed 10 tell you lepieu u -.
- -, --o,,tSr.- b.liave me. I will say this
much however McCleilans eecuon Is 49, 80
Every day brings more favoraoIe reporss, -.
.La-efo-s 7 A., not want 10 make any estimate OF
how much or how little we are 20 carry 14e ~-''
nv until conditions are more settled -y.r,
There will be a meeting OF the TaHnaany han
executive committee To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
HOW THE BALLOTS WILL LOOK.
Those for Manhattan VIII Have Twelve Col
umns-1. 22s. 500 To Be Issued.


PREPARING the ballots for the election is taking
about all the tine the Board Of Elections has just
now. Il Is a job OF gigantic proportions 20 make
uD the ballots. be sure that everything Is abso-
lu-elv correct. and then attend TO the mechanical
details There will be, in surface area. about one
sixth Of mile Of tickets this year. For the can
didates 22S viii be issued. each Ic5 by 265
inches The tickets for Manhattan viii have twelve
columns.
With their emblens. they will be ranged across
the page in this order:
Republican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eagle Ballot Box
Democratic star
Social Democratic. Arnl and Torch
Prohibition ...--..-.-.. Fountain
S5ciaIst Labor ......-....A and Hammer
fr5eu.96ent PEOPLES Party.......... Pump
United WOrAinsnlens League---.--- -SunDurst
These parties Will appear the tickets in all the
boroLgLs.
The German Democracy. under the oak Tree. will
have the ninth column on the tickets for Manhat-
tan and The Bronx, while the independent Demo-
cratic party its emblem. the beers Head. and
the Independent hepGbL!cAh party, TIE anvil VIII
IN the tenth and eleventh places on the Man
haitian tickets The Bronx Borough Democratic
Club. whose emblem is the Triangle. wlll appear on
the Manhattan and Bronx tickets While the indie
DendeuL Public Improvement Association, voting
under a Trolley Car Will have place on The
Bronx tickets. In Brooklyn, the Home Rule party,
The candidates viii be listed IN the following
order
Associate Judge Of the Court OF Appeals
Mayor
president = Board Of Aldermen
Justice OF the supreme Court.
President Of the Borough OF Manhattan
Manhattan--Justice Of the Municipal Court, Twe.tJA
District Justice Municipal Thirteenth Dis
Asseubynien
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
The PURSUIT OF BARBRA
Rebel Band Found By Government Troops
a Fight Expected

Panama Oct, 26.-The authorities here have
received telegram saying that the government
forces which are advancing upon the revoIu-
;iona-y band OF seventy men which landed at
Catalina. the Atlantic side Of the isthruus
about two weeks ago. had located the rebels and
expected 20 engage them shortly.