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The sun., 1903-08-21
MIR. PALMER WEEDS MISS BROWN.
Chicago Man and Baltimore Girl Married
In London.
Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.

Special Gable Despatch to THE SUM-
LONDON, Aug. 20.-HonorA Palmer OF
Chicago and Miss Grace Greenway Brown
OF Baltimore, were married at st. George q
Church, Hanover Square, at 1880 o'clock
this afternoon. The bride wore white
crepe dress with point de Cast lace. q
plain tulle veil, pearl necklace and dia-
mond tiara, with wreath OF orange BIOS
SONS. She carried bouquet OF lilies of
the valley and white orchids. Her at
tendants we're Mrs. Stanley Field and Mrs.
II. c. Brown, the sister and slster-in-law,
respectively Of the bride. Potter Palmer,
Jr., was best man. II. c. Brown, the
brother of the bride, gave her away. The
Rev. David Anderson officiated.
There were eighteen guests including
Mrs. Potter Palmer, the mother OF the
bridegroom; Mrs. Carol Brown, Ambas-
sador Choate and Mrs Choate and John
r. Carter and Craig Wadsworth, second
and third secretary, respectively, of the
embassy; the Prince Cantacuzene and his
wife, who was Miss Julia Dent Grant; Stanley
Field, the brother-in-law of the bride, and
Mrs. P. S. Franklin
The church was eaborately decorated.
The ceremony, which was simple one, was
followed by reception at a private hotel
in Cork street.
The sun., 1903-08-21
RUSSIAN BID TO BRITAIN.
semi-Offlcial Call for an Agreement NJ to
the Far Fast.

Special Cable Despatch 10 TIM SUN.
BERLIN. Aug 2O.-The semi-official Rus
sian journal Nocykrai says the moment
has arrived when, in view Of the antagonism
OF German and British interests, an Anglo
Russian rapprochement is desirable as
counterpoise to the movement in Germany
and America which is crossing the interests
of Russia and Great Britain and to Japan.
who wishes to make the Straits Of Corea
yellow Bosphorus. The paper says;
AT present Russian and British interests
clash nowhere. An Anglo-Russian alliance
is possible and Is necessary to protect
Europe against the Yellow Danger"
VIENNA. Aug 2O--It ia learned from
the best sources that the Cabinets of Rus
sia, Germany and France have arrived
at an understanding in regard to the Far
East.
The sun., 1903-08-21
TWAS A COPS HOLIDiY.
Twenty-Five or En- on the Patrol Looking
Tor Trouble, anti u Didn't Come

The police boat Patrol. commanded by
APT. Dean, was one oft leaders Of the en-
'Hrsion fleet. Capt Dean had twenty v five
Policemen with him. His hifeboats were
ready for instant launching in case of an
accident to any of the excursion boats, and
Oe mad two police surgeons to act in case
~ sickness
INSPECTORS Walsh and Albertson and Capts
Steve O'Brien went on the Patrol merely n
slEhlscers, and Col, Appleton and Lieut.
.oI hipp Of The Seventh Regiment went
as guests. After the races the Patrol
,,9ok Deputy Commissioner Piper from
ne Erin and landed him at the Crescent
Athletic Club. in Bay Ridge.
,DnriGg the trip to the starring point
Ipt Dean srlc,l Gov, Odell on the deck
Of a small steam yacht manned bv mem
mn"r' OF the Naval Reserve. Tie ordered
me me Nag dipped in salute, and tho Cover
Ti,r recognized he compliment by waving
r ,s nat and shouting greetings 10 the
'U'"rs on the Patrol
The sun., 1903-08-21
EMPLOYERS REFuSE TO CONFER.
Iron Trade Association sticks by Another
OF the New Unions.

The United Portable Hosting and Safety
Engineers Union, which rejected. then ac-
cepted and again rejected the arbitration
agreement Of the employers association
has had another change of heart 1t was
learned yesterday that the union made
overturAs again to the employers asso-
ciat ion for a conference. Representatives
of the union were told that il was too late
and that the association could do no more
business with il.
The Independent Hod Hosting Union.
which was formed under the arbitration
agreement, will furnish us with all the men
We need" said President Eidlitz Of the en-
ploycrs.
A complication has arisen because unions
which have refused to sign the arbitrat ion
agreement, but have agreements with
non-association employers, refuse to work
for association firms. There was an i'm
preston yesterday that there will even
tually be two boards of delegates, one rep
rrscnting unions working under the arbi-
tration agreement and one to be gradually
formed Of unions in the same trades who
will work for non-association contractors.
The sun., 1903-08-21
TRANSPORT Liner Missouri, Launched

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2o.-one OF the most
successful la,Inohings at the shipyard OF
the Maryland Steel Company at Sparrows
Point was that of the steamship Missouri
this afternoon. The Missouri IL the last
of the four sister ships ordered by tho
Atlantic Transport Company prior to its
incorporation in the International Msrcan-
tile Marine Two of the ships the Missis-
sippl and the Massachusetts, have hecn
delivered and are already in commission.
Mis- Margaret FELTON,, the second daughter
Of President FELTON,, WIS the sponsor.
The sun., 1903-08-21
REMARKS ABOUT SLATER.
Thirty-first District Captains Resolve Thac
He's q Deceiver.

He's DecciSer.
The Republican district captains Of tho
Thirty-hrst Assembly district went after
Senator Slater at a meeting held at their
headquarters, lOl West l27th street, on
Wednesday night. A circular signed by
five Slater supporters has been circulated
recently in the district declaring that the
captains we're coerced into voting against
Slaters denomination last fall
Resolutions were unanimously adopted
declaring the statements ISSUED by Samuel
Scott Slater together with few other die
appointed politicians and seekers after
political patronage, falsehoods circulated
for the purpose Of deceiving and misleading
honest Republican voters of this district
In order to further the selfish motives Of
Slater 4 Co 1t was also resolved that
we deprecate the fact that Mr.. Slater, who
has twice been honored by the Republican
party by election to office. should be party
to such Alta ks upon the reputation OF
good Republicans" and that II was the
unanimous opinion Of the district captains
that the actions Of ex-senator Slater since
the convention which failed TO rsnominate
him, had fully justified their attitude toward
him
The sun., 1903-08-21
PARIS COMPANY BLAMED.
Underground Railway Employees Hold
II Responsible for the Accident.

Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN.
PARIS, Aug. 2O.-The employees of the
Metropolitan Railway Company held a
meeting to-day, at which they discussed
the accident on the line of the company on
Aug. II in which about 100 persons were
killed. A resolution was adopted declaring
that the company was responsible for the
catastrophe. The resolution also demanded
that certain changes should be made In the
plant and the staff Of the company, and
asked for the removal of the Prefect OF Po-
lice and the Prefect Of the Seine Department.
These officers are accused in the resolution
of granting special privileges to the COM
Dany.
The sun., 1903-08-21
A VAN DYKE FOR So,
Reported Discovery OF One Purchased
Among Other old Pictures.
Special caos, Despatch to THE suN.

Special Cabl, Despatch to THE SuN
LONDON, Aug. Cot is reported that
Andrew Carnegie's donation to Teddington
for a free library has resulted in the pur-
chase Of painting by Van Dyke for GI
1t was decided to include a small art
gallery in the library building and a COM
mittee Of local residents bought from a
furniture dealer some old pictures to hang
on the walls. When one of these was
cleaned it proved to be an authentic Van
Dyke, the subject being Torquato Tasso
poem "Rinaldo"
The sun., 1903-08-21
BRITISH KILL 100 TRJBEsMEN.
Battle in Northern Nigeria In which Most
OF the Chiefs We're Slain.
Special Gable Despatch to TIM Sun

Special Cdbls Ue5pdfch 70 THE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. 20.-The Colonial ONCE
this evening isGued despatch received
by Secretary Chamberlain from the Gov
ernor OF Northern Nigeria, which states
that British column, consisting OF thirty
whites and 500 natives. with four Maxim
guns, successfully attacked Burmi on July
81. After determined fight the rebellous
trihesmen we're routed
They suffered loss of TOO killed The
town was destroyed. The British loss
was eleven killed and seventy wounded.
The former Sultan of Sokoto and most
of the chiefs were killed.
The sun., 1903-08-21
2s 600 Negro Girls for Northern Servants

PorTsvILLE, Pa. Aug 2O--W. G. Clifford
of PottsviIIe believes that he has solved
the servant problem. He has compile ed
arrnnGementsEiths he Liberan Migrai ion
Society of the South end several similar
To the North The girls will be used, not
only as servants, but also as operatives
In factories.
The sun., 1903-08-21
lsel, asked Mr.. Rand what he wanted

counsel, asked Mr.. Rand what he wanted
to show. ~
Il want to show said Mr.. Rand, that
tnis man has sworn before this jury TO a
statement directly opposite TO the one he
made when he was before the Grand jury. v
The Recorder shut him of. Devery
attended the afternoon session. 1t ia
said that he Is to be a witness for Parks 3
good character
JUDGE M'coNNELL's DENIAL.
samuel 2 Mcconnell Of the George A.
ruler Company said yesterday afternoon
mat there was no truth in the statement
that sam Parks was brought from Chicago
py the Fuller company for the purpose OF
causing strikes among the workmen Of
rival companies.
The sun., 1903-08-21
G. u. Municipal Sightseeing.

The Citizens Union organizations In the
Eleventh, Thirteenth and Fifteenth AS
semhly districts are to make tour Of In
spcction of the public institutions on Black
wells Island, under the direction Of the
Department Of Charities, tomorrow after
noon. The union wants to impreas voters
with the fact that they should take a per-
sonal interest in the city. government,
inspect its property and let the public
officials know that good work is appreciated
and bad work condemned
The sun., 1903-08-21
Lord Roberts to Visit Roston.
Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE Sun.
DUNDEE. Aug. 2O-Ihe Erentng Post
says it learns from authoritative sources
that the arrangements for the visit of Lord
and Lady Roberts to the United States have
advanced so far that their passages have
been booked on the steamship Mayfowcr,
which will sail for Boston on Sept. "a
The sun., 1903-08-21
VeneZuclan Tribunal Meets Sept. 4.
C,.,,,, r,,b,. n.,po,cb m TIE srrn

The HAGUE, Aug, 2O-The arbitrators
appointed by the Gar to consider the ques-
tion of the priority of the claims of the
three blockading Powers against Vene-
zuea to 30 per cent. of the customs duties
will hold their first meeting on Sept. |. The
award will be made within six months
The sun., 1903-08-21
NOT ME. SAYS COLER.

He's Tired OF Being Talked or az q CAM
dldate for Mayor.
Bird 8. Coler came back from the yacht
race last night to say; Il wish knew how
to stop the newspaper rlmors that may
date, and I'm not going TO be nominated.
I'm as tired of hearing this talk of mo
for Mayor as Senator Platt is-only In
different way"
The sun., 1903-08-21
CAN REFLECT Low, BRUCE SAYS.
when the Pinch Comes shcehan, Cantor
and Ridder VIII BE for Him.

President Bruce Of the Republican County
Committee said yesterday that he regarded
Mayor Low as the logical candidate I o
head the fusion ticket, and that he can be
reelected. He expressed the belief that
Sheehan, Cantor and Ricldsr would again
support the anti-Tammany ticket, and If
they didn't their organizations would.
The sun., 1903-08-21
CHINA TO DEFEND MANCHURIA.
Onlcers Receive Orders to BE Ready to
Lead the Volunteers.
Special Gable Despatch to THK SUN

opeCIu1 IHOie DeSpmcV W lhh DUN
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 20.-A despatch
from Pekin says that the Chinese who are
being trained as army officers with the
Japanese forces have received orders from
the Chinese Government to be ready to
place themselves at the head of volunteers
for the defence of Manchuria.
The sun., 1903-08-21
CUNARD AGREEMENT RATIFIED.
shareholders Vote for the New Contract
with the Government
Special Caole Despatch to THE SUN.

SDefH1 Cu015 I1e5VdlCU 20 HE Sun.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 20.-The shareholders
OF the Cunard Steamship Company met
to-day and ratified the agreement with
the Government, which provides for faster
ships subsidy by the Government and
the control of the company by British
stockholders
The sun., 1903-08-21
JDTTINGS iBnTT yOuN.

u'Htt' DAVIS OF the supreme COurt has appointed
omi,iaM + Weiss receiver of the assets OF Tie nrm
a. - -IlnsS"or'n kip, manufacturers OF brushes
Src ' "'I"H"lth street In a suit brought by Clar-
t,...,N NIP against W. s. TIOingSWorth for "A
N",'t on OF the partnership. Their assets are
NS'N II excess OF the liabilities.
The sun., 1903-08-21
CHINESE UPRISING.
Report nj Port Arthur That II VIII Reach
Large Proportions.
Special Gable Despatch to THE ST

BERLIN, Aug. 2O.News has been re-
ceived from Port Arthur to the effect
that reports have arrived from different
provinces in China of an uprising which
threatens to involve the whole country.
The sun., 1903-08-21
Belgian steamship sunk.

Special CdbIe Despatch 20 THE sun.
LONDON, Aug. 2O.-The Belgian steam
ship Luciano and Spanish steamer col
lided in the river Usk to-day. The former
foundered.
The sun., 1903-08-21
MURPHY TO RIDDER.
Won't Mcclellan Suit for Mayor?--He Was
Born in Germany.

Charles F. Murphy had his annual joke
day yesterday. He called attention to the
fact that Herman Ridder wants German
nominated for Mayor.
whats tho matter with Congressman
Mcclellan, then2' asked Mr. Muir ply.
He was born in Germany"
SO he was-when his parents were travel
ling there
The sun., 1903-08-21

NEW JERSEY,
ne saRs Breath of the SEA BYfnss HssxsA
0ALEN HALL,
Sanatorium and Hotel

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Elegant new brick building with hydraulic bssh,
using sea water. only one in Tho country. Resident
physician. y. l.. YOUNG. General Manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02
TO HIGHER COURT.
Albert 0mrod Of Fall River Took Ills Appeal
From Earthly Tribunal,

Albert Omrod disappeared from his
home I'm Fal River in the early part OF
January.
Last night his badly decomposed body
was found In the Taunton river.
Omrod, who was b years old had been
convicted OF an assault upon a fireman
and had taken an appeal
When his case was called in the upper
court he did not respond and a fruitless
search was made for him.
The cause OF his disappearance was sui
eide. He had filled his pockets with
stones and when he plunged into the river
their weight carried him TO the bottom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02
$14 to the DakOtas.

From Chicago and from Mil.
waukee.
March ", "a and 81, and April
? and Ia, 1908.
To all points on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway in
North Dakota and South Dakot J..
Via the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway.
Folder mailed on request.
". ". HALL. \. {. Freight and Psss'r igt.
36s washington ST., Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02
ron ovte sISTv YEARS

MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fixty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success IL
soothes the child. softens the gums, al
aye all pain. cures wind collie. ano is the
best remedy for Diarrobes. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately. sold
py druggists In every part OF the world
Ask for Mrs. winsiov's Soothing Syrup"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02
SUMNER RESORTS.

N YOU want hotel circulars from nearly
all OF the summer resorts Of New Eng
land call at THE NEWS Summer Re-
sort Bureau. corner Washington, and
Mathewson streets. front Office. Free 10
ali Personal information VII be fur
nished by Mr. Hall. the manag-s OF the
bureau. who has had twenty years ex-
rer.ence among the best OF the resorts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02
President True advocates

IN as taxes. President True advocates
the formation OF New England associa-
tion OF retail clerks. for business and al
so for pleasure, such as would be AFFORD
ed by n field day down the river. He
was heartily spplauded. and received the
thanks OF the local for his efforts I'm It's
behalf
The next meeting will be held at rs
weybosset street. Wednesday, April Is.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-02
WAGES INCREASED.

New York, April 2.-When the inter-
borough Rapid Transit company yester-
day assumed control OF the Manhattan
Railway oompany's elevated road. rep
resentatfve OF General Manager f. p.
Bryan announced that an increase OF
nearly all the men. ranging from to 80
cents a day. began yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-21

of damages ever awarded in suit for
malicious persecution In Westchester
county.
The firm procured the indictment OF
Max Borchard In November. 1901. on the
charge that he had embezzled from them
s25 900. which he had collected from out
etariing accounts.
In the following April the firm proceed
ed against Rawson. who had been en-
ployed by them for 20 years as a credit
man. charging that he had aided ana
abetted Borchard in the embezslement
and had received part OF the money.
At the same time they began civil
action against Rswson to recover $4,000.
levying upon his bank account. his real
estate and other property This attach
ment was subsequently vacated.
The hret indictment against Rawson
was dismissed by the district attorney OF
his own volition, and hve others were
auashed.
his attorney. brought an action In the
supreme court. at westcheeter county. to
recover 10000 damages.
N was shown that he was arrested on
the nTtt lnOlNtU1tnN ~ w " 'iVeh NJ H'thN
while attending a musical gathering In
Mount Vernon. where he resided, and
taken 20 police headquarters. New York.
and detained I'm n cell all night and until
late into the next day. when he was re-
ieased on 5000 bail.
After this Indictment had been dismiss
cd by the district attorney he was re-
arrested on the Ave additional indict-
ments and confined I'm the Tombs until
he was released upon additional bail.
Among the witnesses In the defence In
the endeavor 90 show that Leggett n Co..
had acted upon legal advice were District
Attorney Jerome. and his assistant, Mr.
Train.
Judge Gaynor added an extra allow
ance of Hoo 10 Rawson's attorney.
Morris J. Hirsch, Isaac. N. Minis and
Herbert n. Haass appeared for Rawson.
and William G. Cohen. Edward 3. Hos
mer and NJ T. Tierney for the defend
snte.
The defendants obtained a stay which
stops proceedings for - daye. n n en-.
pected an appeal wifi be taken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-21
Rose in the Meeting and Wanted to Ask
=: '.Just One Question Police
Put Her Out

New York. Oct. 21.-Carrie Nation tried
to ''butt in on the Prophet Elijah az
:, Madison Square garden last night and
=. had TO be put out by the police She made
stwor attempts to divide the audience, with
Dowie. The hrst time Dowie addressed
n her with loving and kindly words and per-
suaded her to obey some OF his Zion
guards and sit down.
.saThe second time she persisted In getting
Into the CAB fest with so much velie-
mence that she caused small riot, Dow
ie with that generalship and executive
ability of which he Is an acknowledged
master, put down the racket and sent the
i audience away quietly after Carrie had
.sbeen elected.
,a elijah had been trying to furnish an
alswer tc Dr. James M. BuckIey's mag
sazine article about him when Mrs.. Ma
-tion Interrupted him. With his absolute In
ebility to talk continuously on any one
subject he had branched on into every
- Abjcct under the sun-but mostly into
the vileness OF reporters, whom he called
..rdzor backed swine and other names less
printable. In the midst OF one OF these IL
rades Carrie bobbed up with her usual
-.urbane smile I'm the centre aisle, rather
forward OF the middle OF the garden.
Doctor" she shouted, II want to ask
s.yoi a question:"
Eulan nAu never seen tnlS uiStiiSulSii-
cd conpetitor before and. with his usual
prcmptness yelled back at her: sit
down / won't answer any questions.
Guards. make that woman keep quiet"
ss The irrepressible Carrie bobbed and
ssia.ied in her own glad, good-natured
sway
~ But, DOCTOR" she cried in voice TO be
heard all over the garden, lust one
question:?
A number of Elijahs oyerseers went up
to him as he ran up and down the plat
form shouting TO the guards. one OF ther.l
must have told him who his interrupter
was.
BAND DROWNED HER OUT.
=. 81 am Informed" he shouted. that II is
Carrie Nation"
Carrie. who had been compelled TO sit
down. bobbed up and curtsied.
fsf"yes, doctor" she cried, land want"
MY dear Mrs Nation" said Elijah in
his gentlest tones, my dear sister, sit
down. Please SIT down. ! love you, my
sister, and admire your courage. though
eve may not always approve OF your
methods Nevertheless I admire your
spirit. We are glad 10 have you with U.S.
ssnd will YOU please SIT down and not al
low yourself TO he used by those who
have organized 10 break UP these meet
1fngs?'
- Carrie bushed and sat down.
Elijah went on with his remarks on
DR.. Buckley and the rest OF the universe
He called DR. Buckley a micromaniac. to
Say nothing Of denominating him liar
and no gentleman. But he had no sooner
finished his adress than Carrie was up
and screaming again. This time there was
lot OF uproar and she was not heard af-
ter her first shrii request
A"Now. dear doctor. can't please
taik?"
I" Dowie raised his hand and began 10
shout his closing prayer. sentence by
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-21
he GAINED Ten POUNDS
Acquired New Life and visur
After Long Suffering
from Dyspepsia.

A recent case Of recovery from dys-
pepsia. which has aroused intense local
interest. 10 that OF Mr.. A. W. Carver.
proprietor Of the West Auction syndi-
cate Of Canal Dover, o. Mr.. Carver's
case has bscomA chronic. and he not
only suffered the panes Of indigestion.
but was much too thin. both for per-
scnai appearance and comfort
The chief difficulty In such cases arises
from lack OF appreciation OF the peril
until very radical measures become nee
essary. Mr.. Carver, fortunately. learned
Of Chasss' Dyspepsia Cure and tried the
rDmedy 90 last resort.
The immediate effects were astonishing.
the nrst dose bringing relief. and II has
been demonstrated that the cure IN per-
manent Not only was the distressfuI
condition allevtatcd. but Mr.. Carver rain
ed ten pounds the first month, and sub
sequent gains have been IN proportion.
Chase's Dyspepsfa Cure N prepared in
liquid form. and meets the requirements IA
or any stomach which n weakened and
Impaired by indigestion or other troubles.
no matter how long they may have exist
cd. II 10 made for one PURPOSES specific
for stomach troubles. and n fortifies the
entire structure Of the body-Iblood. hone.
tissue and nerves. and has proved itse1f
90 successful that special authority has
been given to every druggist TO ssll n
under positive guarantee that money
VII be returned " u b not satisfactory.
III your druggist cannot supply YOU
promptly. write for full particulars 20
Chsse Mfe. Co. Newbwgh. ~ "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-21

performances was only enhanced BY the
immsnsity Of your pretentions. II you
clamor 10 be only an ordinary man tners
might be some hops for YOU. even with
what you call the rsbbie. but the rab-
bic IL discriminating and can determine
as keeniy as the keenest between q pro-
phet and a jugsier. between an Elijah
and a mountsoAnk.
II say this In no spirit Of anger. but
either your head Is twisted or your heart
infected. or you have blundered badly In
your methods. You cannot bully people
into zionism nor blaekguard them into
the Kingdom OF heaven. I hope you viii
take this In the kindly spirit In which II
In offered.
Yours sincerely,
&C. II. PARKHURsT.
Dowie's chief aides. his wife and his
son are about 10 leave him for trip
abroad They VIII start on Thursday
from this city. taking the steamer Sax
onis Saturday from Boston. They win 90
hrst 10 England and then TO Australia,
where Mrs. Dowies family stiii lives
They DO not expect 10 return 20 the
United States until next July
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-21
$4,000 FOR FALSE ARREST


White Plains. n. Y. oct AIN the
svpreme court before Judge Gaynor Mon.
Ssy q jury returned a verdict Of 5000
against Francis "A. Leggett a Co.. whole
sale rrcosrs. Of New York, in favor cf
Byron Rswson. 4..
This 10 said 20 be the largest amount