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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
THE HEN PHElS4yT md NATE
From London Truth

From London Truth
O,ca 81 the Fag end Of The ShoctnS season
~ ~ = pheasant said 70 Her Mate.
1t strikes ne. SIR. that haEe Ie7H So 80
eer-iant 10 your Majesty long enough AIlsr
ali I an, as good as you can Strut as PIoU'-
" CFTere she suited the Action 70 the WorL'
7 can get up in the Coverts WIN as Ioud
.yVb-r-r-r And in short. there's NothlIg you
can do that l can't DO as weH-or better: qe-
Ill. tbarafora 10 be a crushed Worm OF a Hen
az. longer FROM hencefCrth live the free.
independent Life Of q tock ... .-.,- -.
Nv nav when they were out together IN
.ba Woods they were disturbed by the sound
80 a Mans Footstep Up flew the Cock with a
1oud V-b-r-r-r and the Hen. not 70 be OutdOne.
faitbfntjv initiated his Noise and Flight as she
rose.
ont after Cocks let fly az her with both Barrels
aDd wounded her not however. so badly but
that she managed TO get away and presently to
reiofn her Mate in Place Of Safety.
mid YOU ever hear the Like she clucked.
a., furious Indignation. When 70 is the I'm
memorial Privilege OF US Hens 10 he exempt
from Powder and shot at the end 81 the Season.
Her Mate replied
This is unreasonable. my- de- r1-tleT- You
cannot expect. while claiming TIE Status OF The
Cock Bird. 10 retain also ire Iumcmorial Priv
iege OF he Hen.
Moral: Women cannot be both Feminine and
Masculine -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
GAVE ALL TO ST. MICHAEL'S.
Mrs. Henry T. Edison, in Paying Part Of
Husbands Defalcation, Left Without Means.

Ex-Mayor Franklin Edsou SAID yesterday that he
had nothing TO add to the statement made on sun
day by the Rev. Dr. John p. Peters. Of st. MI
chaeI's Protestant Episcopal Church regarding the
defaIcation Of Henry T. Edison, who committed sui
eide after killing Mrs. Fanny ". Pullen, and the
action Of the widow Of Edison in transferring the
church two life insurance policies amounting 70
81 600 in settlement II the Cefalcation amount
ing To- about S59C0. When asked If he or other
members of his family intended to give further
sums TO reimburse the church for its loss, Mr. Ed
said
There is nothing more be said on that sub
jecL" -
To an inquiry regarding the future Of the widow
Of Edison Mr.. Edison said:
ssre is left entirely without means. At present
she is living with her relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20

as Elijah lead b. that time all Of the crowd ex,
deParted and the meeting closed.
The AFTERNOON MEETING.
Some four hundred persons. besides the Zionists.
attended the $50 =. n. service ia the Garosn
Elijah III delivering short address In MS
midday address al 1015 a. n Dowtc attacked
the clergy OF this city calling some % them mean
dogs" and ore working for the devil re re
ferrcd % certain o. his audience as stink pots
whisky pots and beer pots
o. the three thousand present when the meeting
began less than half remained when Dowie finished
speaking. About I've hundred walked out in a BODY.
Referring 70 the Rev Dr. p : Henson. 81 the
Hanson Place Baptist Church. Rrookiy1. Dowis
said:
II that one ey i Joker Henson thinks he can -
yn. thinks he can also escape he is also mistaken
I viii spank MIN vel. rs did IN Chicaso. I did II
dicTIar E-eiisb arJ frbt F1eE .5 tsi Won vi,
spank them both. these ministers You mean dogs
Would you have given s2etCo for schools Two
kg9dT v6 5go T a3r When Won Soga could 5 5
trusted YOU with $2o9eo' ycu mean DOGS.
Men who smoke stink" said Dov-ie. continuing
Don't they Ask their wives
man IN the audience cried out No and
Dovie said, shaking his fist in The direction whence
the tuice issued
Ask that mans mistress
Not one Of you can te hes'ed until you have
been saved You stink pots. Won beer pots. Won
her. are dir.ier than Robert Burns's beSgar-
can disease come from Cod he asked his fol
lowers sitting in front a Suldued No came from
a few If them. and Dowie repeated the question.
It was then answered much louder and a third
time louder Vet.
''V-here does it come from then h asked
THE devil was the answer
Dovvis then went 10 talk about women VINO
= may rot be 6eautifuL' he said with my fat
stomach that the cartO1uIStS make SO much O.. but
my wife thinks I'm beautiful and that's all i
care for
Before leaving Dovie said that he might pay q
visit to Wali-St- in the afternoon
Tho meeting which followed was under the direc-
ton IF Overseer J. Ci. SpzicheT and was devoted
to instructions 20 faith healing. Several hum
drei women. many NJ them bringing sick babies.
attended .hts meeting. another feature OF which
~ The presence OF eight men. who deposited their
tobacco with the Overseer and promised o. re-
,ounco the weed in all its forms
- 90 4 n twelve CoTnUauleS ~ the Restoration
Host numbering seventy persons. each in ordI-
nary civilian dress. left the GARDEN 20 open the
house 70 house ranvasSiuC IF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
THOMAS FEsssNDEN DEAD,

Thomas Fessenden. cor MANY wears q resident Of
this city died yesterday ar his home, No 154 West
Fortv-fourth-st He was q cousin Of Senator Will
IAN Pitt Fessenden. and second cousin Of Ben
Fessenden. member Of the Republican National
Committee and the well known politician
Mr. Feseerden was born in this city on February
T. 1875 He got his early education in the public
schools of this city and finished in Network
T-7ivareitv After being graduated he engaged
in The wholesale grocery and liquor bust
ness He retired about thirty years ago. In 1855
no VS. married 20 Marsarctta Apgar. daughter Of
The 1are Levi ApgaT. that time president Of the
%o~th River Bank His wife died several years
800 Ne leaves TWO daughters and three sons. lie
,t5 he buried tomorrow at WoodiaVn the funeral
services being held in The morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
SHIPWRECKED MEMS HARDSHIPs.
Forty-eight Sailors Tramp Six Hundred
Miles Through Wilderness.

ottawa. Oct. 1e.-After suffering great hardships
I'm a six -hu-dred-rnilc march through the wids Of
Northern Canada. Captain Ferr= and forty-seven
members Of the crow Of the steamer Eidorado, Of
Liverpool. passed through this city to-day, on the
way TO Montreal
The Colorado ship Of s5e tons burden. struck
IN 1!ncaarted rock at the entrance of Hudson BAY,
near Fort George. and sank. All the crew sue
cse5ed i'm getting ashore The ship and crew com
prised an exploration and trading expedition SEM
he wreck and the men began their long march
s5l,tbv-ard a nost destitute Of provisions ana sup
Niles of any kind that could be exchanged Tor 1000
they marched through the wilderness for tortZ-tWo
.-4vS covering nearly six hundred miles Their
.rlfTerinE was great. tut not single man sue
.rul cd.
In Nort-o1I Captain Ferry expects t. meet some
or thD shareholders Of the company which backed
-b- axno6irfon The captain was outspOken IN his
80 0teni -etior OF the sailing charts turnlSned tor
the Northern waters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
THINK THEY HAVE pYNAJ1TEl
Northern Pacific Men Catch Ex-Convict
After TTenty-Mile Chase

Helena. Mont Oct f9-Isasc Grsvelle vss
brought here Yesterday ~ posse q Nerthern Pa
ctho detectives ard I0dzed IN is On the charge 81
being connected With TIE dynamite outrsgss On
the Northern Pacific last night while q watch
man vas Fatroliing toe track about hftsen miles
west % here he across man dtCsfng hof>
unoar Tire rsfts The The Vafcn1n7u
aIe4 twice az him. hu- missed Yesterday Ca?rail
N-"c7u ard two others followed the tral OF the
mn twenty miles iufo tho mountains ard c3pruref
fl7n ~ RS c0tt0 re proved 70 be IsSar Grayelle.
no W1s r~le-sed from r1e Tenirenttdry n July.
Fta Isl The man tha detectives have resn hunclI :
for three vee<=. hiF picture having been ldenrneI
~ flat or the man seen at a haystdck
near Townsend whore fftv rounds % dynarsir-
were found ~iIreri0teDdenr Boyle and DETECTIVES
NcFetridzl. who have charge 81 the work % run
ming down he dynamite arc positive Gravells r
r1~ -iu-I~7 Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

A.. cs2,5z 2hi 9. ii Y gol Herald 5
-tupp. 1.rlons etc PARK Ays1-s :,
notions tsrev COOS ana TOYS Nc. a. Leorsrd-st
Danes Fsnsr S-2rs .orapsny . enysr " ! .s7s
s4us-- Co.. -- =, -,
fltats17s goods ard gloves: wilmer. 9IaaEs sas
William nc1sidscn a Co SIn1.spells: z. o vvilaa.,
80 S- 1vsi[s--s- Herald saGars
flint & Kent B7ffal2. z Nsan. general =az.s-s
+ J Gear & @. Hartford. 7 J G-ary cloa<s ara
L Green z son = Louis VI 2 Greer. utlinss5..
GoIasnoerz Brothers Baltimore dryEo,ds. noric-s ssa
/ ,j5-:z1,ir1 z Bro Nsn2his, " JOINS. d--ss
goods slIss s5c y as BrassZEaZ. Ta,on Ssqsrs-
Miss Fisn@r I'ti@7 vss- Nc 81 Cnion SG1s-ss
Hove < s,--s71 ~sv-Havsn. NJ se-l-y. ns,ions
am fancy gods. NJ . SP-1nz-s- .,--. -. -
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,e6rens-eche4 millinery r7ses ard fancy sooas Nc az
L.rssss Wsr1s7 3 scbu-nets- = Paul. Z 3 .Hus-
bard notions fa-~v and furnishing goods No 81 L~ose
Z p L5rsEan conrsnv- cha',ssnooss 7 3 Love
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Gross & Cross worcester. Mas. Il \ Cross -H'-s..
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7r09Ier piece goods Hoffman
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s9erai,is@ George Ftser 1sc@s t-rnirss sana s
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ri--f-- ero-z hosiery AMI underwear 4 hsn4-'-l 81
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74 sT.1, company. Fi,tssurs L Bshr. eiosss.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
800" SALE POsTPONEMENT.
The Plans Completed in Philadelphia

Philadelphia. Oct 1.-THE final details or the
plan to extend the time for the sale Of the assets
IT the Consolidated Lake Superior COMPANY 10
December 10 were completed to-day. The sale was
20 take place Tomorrow. The directors Of the cor
poration held q meeting to-day and arranged for
the REORGANIZATION The underwriting is said 20 be
completed, and full particulars will soon be fur
iHSned 70 the stockholders. Receiver Carruth went
10 New-fork to-day to meet Speyer & COS repre-
sentative. The papers for the postponemeut OF the
sale viii he signed there.
The TeOrga MIA ton plan calls assessment
OF IS on common and preferred stock Of the COM
pary. and issues Of 100000 per first mort
gage bonds ana 100000 per cent income bonds
No statement concerning the Consolidated Lake
Superior Company could be obtained yesterday
from Speyer q 60. II was understood in Wall
Street that the directors Of the company their
meeting yesterday in Philadelphia were TO pass a
resolution which would be i guaranty TO Speyer
& Co. that no further legal proceedings would be
instituted or threatened 70 stop the sale Of the
assets Of the company. Upon receipt of a certified
copy OF this resolution it is expected. SpeyeT x
Co Will announce postponement OF the sale Of
the assets till December Is.
F. Il. Clergue and the English capitalists who
have been negotiating FOR the reorganization OF the
company will be in New-YOrk to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
HARLEM RESIDENTS AGAIN PROTEST.
Want 100000 Assessment for Park-ave.
IMPROVEMENT to Fall on Entire City.

The Harlem Frcrert, OWNER Association which
vas organized in 1901 20 oppose the assessment -
$50 90. on section OF Harlem for Improvement n
rbe %ev--York Central riaduct in Park-ave.. held
large mass meeting last evening az Majestic Hall
No l25 East ne-huudred-a nd TweIa ty-1 ftf-st
The object Of the meeting was another protest
against this taxation
Unless The committee on assessments decides
otherwise this tax viii be assessed ~ pro!'erty
1,-inE between Second and LeuoN aveS-, from one
rt-rdred-a nI-siXth-sr- 70 the Harlem River As
Ills section - not especially benefited oE the I'M
r1rote-reuts il IS contended that the assessment
7ouI5 be distributed through the entire city Of
Neu--YorE This assessor, nj. If IS asserted "0hl9
only Increase general taxes per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
LOUIS SHERRY GETS A JUDGMENT.

louis Sherry The FIfth-ave. caterer. yesteria y
obtained judgment in the City Court Of $51 >
against JrllrIs r CIinhernet q wealthy young man.
who has considerable property held I'm trust Couu-
sci for plaintiff consented that the judgment should
1e entered
Tn his complaint Sherry says that between June
1872 and February =. 1913. he furnished anc sup
Med he defendant AZ his request refreshments
fo1d etc and made disbursements IL cor ractl9n
herewith Il certain greed prices which prices be
ing re reasora bic valu Of such refreshments, food
etc Ciimberrrt denied that h had ever author
tied Sbe-~v his distributing agent. and
demanded IN tented bin Of particulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
o,e SILVER AT UNION LEAGUE CLUB.

49, yyiuiarns kitchen maid employed IN Tue
Ion league club. No East In-r's -,
aas locked up in the West lhT - Erarcts
- -t-r. CHARGED with petty Larceny oy f''l-- -
.aS' .-e--'' 80 l,op az the clue. The woman no"
~. ~ -. West Tventy-seventLss ~ e,.t
lives 81 - - 5ovz aso from 40 1la west
T no. At the latter place she .Ea ioet
-o-n from David Mile - hen 'nf marked Union
behind hfI Mr. Miller took The piIcRf sbitb re-
club. ana On ll M - ne kitchen maid. Dett-.
Nerrn who arrested aer s4a -i is Al e
10 taklnE 81 ii was said it |5s 40 bas1 rto,er
mines just row mn. he total loss would ne very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
DEPRESSION IN LONDON MARKET.

rarso-. oct 1s-Iaok n orders dampened the
enthusiasm with which operators on the London
stock Exchange started business this morning. Re
$3.50 -e~o-rs Of The belIcose attitudes Of Russia
49, 7e---, added - the depression and the rumors
v--f~t reached here early IN the day Of trouble IN
convection with the Maryiaud trust ''inpaiS
49, -rfF7--r.-r factors 10 the fatneSs OF amer
can securities Il was thought 10 De pCsslnl- tI5tI
~ -~-rs- ror70a-v-s failure 10 float s-St'' loan
Rev ny have contributed 10 its collapse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
TO DYNAMITE BREWERY
Demand Made for $1,000 from Omaha
Concern.
IHr rEIraEArn 10 -HE rR1RrNr.l

By TELEGRAPH TO TIE TBIBTNE.f
Omaha. oct l9--Frederick Metz. president II the
Metz brewery Company. which operates the largest
brewery I'm the city. several days ago received a
letter ordering him place 5000 I'm gold in GER
tain place on penalty o. his brewery being blown
un with dynamite il he failed. Instead comply
ing Mr- Metz promptly informed the police who
set "a trap for the bl4ckmailers. Dummy sacks
we're placed at the spot named in the letter. and
detectives Swallowed The place for two days. But
The dynauiters failed 70 show up. evidently dis
covering the place was watched In the mean time
the brewery is strongly guarded. to prevent the
carrying Of the threat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
SPEYERS IN POSSESSION.

Detroit, Oct IA dispatch from Sault Ste
Marie, Mich. says the contest over the possession
Of the plant of the Consolidated Lake Superior
Company. which has been IN progress in and out OF
the courts for 4 number of weeks. ended to-day
when James BiCknell representing the receiver.
got the keys Of the office building and I'll the sub
Sdiary factory buildings. This peaceful surrender
is the result of the agreement reached in New
York last Friday. whereby all the directors and
officials OF the subsidiary companies resigned. their
places being filed by Speyer q Co. VINO elected p
7 Fackenthal the present receiver. president OF
all the subsidiary companies. In return, SpeveV *
co. have agreed 10 postpone until December L. the
sale Of the securities Of the company which they
hOf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
COLLEGE TENNIS AT New-HAveN.

The intsrcoUegflts lawn tennis tournament is "a
be continued on Saturday the grounds Of the
N@v-FIavsn Lawn Tennis Club. ar Nev-Hayen.
Conn. when the championship in doubles viii %
decided. The Gav the Merton Cricket Club.
Fn4laaeiuhia. resulted in a -1CrCry for PennSyl
in the singles. l. Ma ha1, OF Columbia. beat
\ 1hurber. % Columbia 0-s Of SIS. IN the semi
nnais only To- tai GOWN before T. Dewhurst S-S.
81. g. Dewhursr mad previously defeated z.
Clapp. Of TaIa. g.. So In the doubles E Ctapp
ana n CoesCn. OF Yale. defeated ? DeUhgxss
and e.. n Co1Sett. OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
mooDv mERRlLL's goNDsmEN SUED.

r,o..,, CO.. 1e-The prosecution in the case %
No. Merrill. banker and fnancier through DIS
'--- lie, tie defendants bondsmen FOR the
,s.-o ri the $4,000 haii unless he is produced
m tor5sr7ea who shared this surety are isaac =,
aioA and Afarcellus Coegan Inc VIII . ie'-i a'-'
November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
ENGLISH OPERA OPENS WITH "ToscA"

Boston. oct - (SpeciaD--Heary W savage
o.o-ed his season of grand opera IN English to-
,isb+ At the fremont with Puccini @ 'Iosca. the
a-s+ time this opera has been given here III Eng
,,sh Miss Gertrude RennysOn, Boston slri. ap-
- ~ ,ba title role. other members OF the
a,,,,ranv are Marion well. Miss Jean Lane Brooks
Harrison " Bennett. Joseph Sheehan Nlnfred
CO Rita Newman. Pierre Riviere, Remi Marsano
80 NJ rIennie NoreH Miss Brooks. daughter
aku Ia,e General BROOKS makes her debut to-
- .errov, 7ight as Michaela in Carmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
TIE REv pR. 2. c. S. m,NgILLE DEAD.

E-za5e-h y J. OCT. e CspeoiaD.-The Rev Dr.
kooert George STEPHEN 1IcNeile. d Congregation
cergyr1a- 5.ed suddenly from Heart disease 90
Ca. a. his home .u R0seIle. He was native OF
Philadelphia and was born in lsf-- He leaves =
&-ccr s-z children The burial VIII oe III Nv"
Karen
He was member OF the University Club, or this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
NEW wARsHIPs TO BE TESTED.

roz-o- OCT ls-The tattleship Missouri. which
arrived from Newport News this evening. will go
cor .ba cane Ann course on Wednesday for the
,,-errnrent speed test and Thursday the protected
cruiser Denver. which arrived las night from Phil
g-a--ria WI he tried. The Missouri will be re-
0rirei 70 make eighteen knots hour for four
b1lIrs The requirements for the Denver call for
a-~0.s hour for same time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
CASHIER AND $4,000 MISSING.
Son of Ex-Chief Justice Of Minnesota
Bank Directors viii Make Up Shortage
TBr rE1xGRArH 10 7Hz TRIBUNE.

By TELEGRAFH 10 TdE TEIBJNE-l
st Paul oct. I9.-Alfred 4 Buck. assistant cash
ier If the State Bank OF Napoleon. MINI. is miss
ing and shortage OF $500 in his accounts has
been discovered. He is son Of eX-Chict Justice
Buck IF Minnesota His father Is the heaviest in
vestor the bank. owning about half ,he capital
stock The stockholders have announced that they
viii reimburse The bank IN the amount taken and
-'= deocsitorS viii lose nothing.
Young Buck speCulatio1s are said 10 have GOV
cred q period Of several years lis wife Is a. Dre>-
ent visiting the judges nome in Mankato- Three
weeks ago the sons wide open policy 's village
MAYOR c+usrd his forced resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
= -. aA1ITo" CRASH; GETS 5000.

To Mrs. Louise Johnson. o. w.. the Auto
Island who &c -1erica and others for injuries re-
mobile ''uD 'l ,,ofne accident. which occurred
o on The south s6ere Boge{9ria ta on ana H5y number
which three persons Sas awarded yesterday US IS
ice Dlckey instructed -esnonsible Tor tlc -1i-
.e-t.ar 49,, oaiy What aansfe ,e, .ao "al,, ~
avardod. he sid o 49,, s9cI tor s-ov@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
CANS FAILS TO KNOCK OUT GRIM.

Philadelphia Oct 1e--"Joe' Cans. the Lightweight
champion. and joe" Grim. the Italian pusilisr. o.
this city whom Fitzsimmous was unable 10 knock
out in six rounds last week met tonight in six
round fight ar the Washington Sporting Club. Cans
sending Grin, the times IN
ucariy every round 1Ur unable TO give tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
FATHER GOES TO JOIN HUNT.
Z L Vent Was Last Seen in Public Road
IN Virginia.

Pt-z-e-pll-. OCT -e-pr- John : wertz. father
~ 2 y Trr--z general manager u the Virginia
Coal and ---r Company. who has rnysteriously dis
7-pss-s5. accompanied by his wife and youngest
en- PCS gone o. Virginia - aid i1 the search Tor
.-e missing man. 4 statement issued bE DT-
H=--z- attorney announces that z L NeutZ was
last Sec. .~ ke.Iry-leu- four miles from AqTsl-
s- public ~DaG leading 10 Wise the
-o1r-r seer ~ Wise County Va. He left his home
p lre stone CAP % visit one ~ his men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-20
"THE LIGHT THAT FAILED"

Boston oct. u (specian.-George Fleming Con
..a,a Fletcher, dra ma izatioa Of Ktplingz The
irb- That Failed" was seen by large audience
tonight at the Hollis Street Theatre. played by
rorbes Robertson with his American wife. Miss
,.er-rlda Elliott and their London COMPANY Mr.
70 ,Lar+soD has not been If Boston since ne
a. here as leading man with Mary Al derson, IN
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GENERAL HAMILTON AT CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Oct Is.-Generai Ian Hami
en- arrived here this afternoon. He was met by
colonel Morton OF the eth Cavalry, and was driver
over thickamauga battlefield.
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FEW WANT PHILIPPINE PLACES
Only Three Applicants to Fill One Hundred
and Fifty Vacancies.

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Chicago. oct I9.-Onlv three men appeare5 before
tho board here to-day tase the Civil Service e-
animation for teachers III the Philippines This
caused much surprise. the positions pay we'll
and there are l1o vacancies. Il is hoped that the
n other cities
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peoe scHecHTER TO LECTURE.

Professor 5. Schechter, PRESIDENT II tn je-'-sn
-l,sooni-aI Seminary, will lecture this evening AZ
rcmnle Bethel. on Fifth ave and Fast seventy
sixth ST.
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CALLED AN MP0STER.
Continued from frat pnxc.
TIE AFTERNOON MEETING

as Elijah lead BY that time all Of the crowd. ex,
cept, probably. a few hundred curious ones had
departed and the meeting closed.
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