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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Scarlet Fever In Orphan As,l

m che Brooklyn Orphan Asylum, At
lantic and Kingston avenues, seventeen
boys and sight girls out of nearly 4Oo In
mates are laid up with scarlet fever, There
have been ten other cases of the disease
In the institution during the past six weeks
but there have been no deaths, the dis
ease being in a light form. The asylum
authorities are confident that the spread
of the sickness has been checked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Cot Married AFTER She nan Away Twice

WILKEs-BARRE, Pa, Aug. l3.-- After once
fleeing from the bridegroom an hour before
the ceremony and again changing her mind
the night preceding 1t. Miss Dora Same
jedny was this morning led to the altar
by Jacob Witar Of Nanticoke and welded
She is II. Ten days ago. when all III"
wedding party was assembled. she ran
away. Twenty-four hours later, when sh"
was discovered hiding al the house Of a
relative she said that she could not bear
the thought Of being married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Chemical Bank Pass Book Altered.

Complaint was made a. the Tomhs Court
Yesterday that the pass book of customer
OF the Chemical National Bank had been
altered by az employee OF The customer
So that it did nol aEr"" with thu. bank :
ledger The loss involved is less than
$500, which falls on the customer. Detec-
tivea CLARK ard Peabody were sent 10 find
the man suspected oS n" forgery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
ENGLISH SHIP ~ ESIDIES.
Lord SelbOrne Says the Government Can't
stand Any More.
Special cable Despatch 10 THE Su,

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun
LoSDCN, Aug. ~ Replying to The
criticisms OF Earl Spencer in the House
of Lords to-day Oh the ago 'ment between
the Government and the runard Lino. Lord
Seborne. First Lord Of the Admiralty,
con, ended that there was no consistency
in creating new subsidies, A special need
had arisen as to those already granted,
and the Government could not meet more
such burdens.
Economically it would be very serious
thing, indeed, il the whole Of the great
Atlantic lines should pass into The hands
Of foreigners. The agreement with the
Crnard Line was not merely naval one
for il had wider national aspect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
CAPT. OLIVER y. ROLAND DEAD.
lie Was skipper OF the Yacht Mohawk
which GapslZed Years AGO.

BABYLON, l.. l.. Aug. i3.-Capt. Oliver
p. Roland, who was master OF the Inflated
yacht Mohawk which capsized on July
70, 1879, or Staten Island when the owner.
Commodore Garner, his wife and several
guests were drowned died to-day at Sailors
Snug Harbor, on Staten Island
Capt. Roland was always more OF hess
broken down after tho accident and took
10 heart the fact that he was arrested be-
cause Of the accident, for which he thought
he was blameess. He was 70 years OF
age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Quick Action Save~ Child.

Motorman Philp Smith wac spse,liug
lis car down al incline in Yves; New York,
~ j., yesterday, when ne saw chiIu pIav-
ing on the cracks several feet sheai See.
ing that he could moi stop, he lst dow, Tire
fender. which dropped jusr in time TO pick
Old The boy was badly bruises. h !. ~.
capped serious injury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Lady Mimic Going to Japan.

OTTAWA, Aug. ls.-Lady Mimic and her
daughters, Lady Eileen and Lady Ruby
Elliot, and Capt. Bell, A. D. c., will lesva
Ottawa on Sept. for a visit 10 Japan The
party will sail on the Empress of China
from Vancouver on Sept. and expect 10
return to Ottawa about the middle of No
vember.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
KING PETER MAY ABDfTATL.
Hos sick Already Or His EinECon.--Ser,ia Ian
NIlnJs, ers Mrsl<n.

'Nfci1' CEblE OfSrAiehes 70 Tur Sun
BELanaDF, Seria, Aug, 13-It Is re-
ported that King PeteI has declared ON
phatically that unless the fractional quarrels
Of his officers cease he viii! abdicate and
leave tive country.
LONDON, Aug, ia despatch from
Vienna to n news agency says that the
Servian Ministry has resigned because OF
diffe; encss between the officers who were
concerned in the assassination of King
Alexander and Queen Draga and those who
did not take part in that tragedy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
MORE yEW-k1LLING FEARED.
signs Of Renewed AntI-scmitic Riots Seen
IN Western Russia.

!Spcctni Cabir DcspGfch 20 THE Sun.
ST. PET ERsBURG, Aug l3There is a
strong feeling that fresh anti-Iewish dis
OF ders among the populations of Warsaw
Minsk and other western provinces Of tho
Empire are imminent. Already anti
Semitic agitation is strongly manifested
in these places
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
PORTER NOT FOR ROOTS pLACE.
That Is the Report From Oyster 8a!--Roose-
NClt sim Wants TaTt.

OYSTER BAY, n. V. Aug. 2,-~The rep" +
that Gen. Horace Porter will be- appointed
to succeed hlihu Root az Secretary OF War
when Mr.. Root resigns is discredited here.
President Roosevelt. il is known, warts
Gov Taft to have the place, if Mr.. Root
must 60 Judge Taft it is equally certain,
has signified his Willingness to take the
place, although no formal offer Of it has
vet been made TO him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
TG REDUCE midas TAN.
British Cabinet Minister Proposes Hmp0r.
tant Notifications.
Special Ccbic Despatch 10 TIRE Sun

Special CGbie Despatch 10 TIRE Sum.
LONDON, Aug, la~Lord George Francis
Hamilton. Secretary Of State for India,
in presenting The Indian budget to the
House Of Commons to-day proposed hat.
owing to the satisfactory condition Of State
Frances, the shn tax be reduced rs peI
cent aud that there be III extension of the
income tax exemptions, thereby reducing
tho sirplus to E9jo,OO
SL9n!" ais proposition he adopted il would
be the frs, great reduction ii, India's taxes
Pcr tweOty veA,s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Dcnh A. the Axe OF lO2.

GTENs FALLS, N. Y. Aug IS Mrs Alice
Baucctte, aged 1913 years, is dead at the
Clinton county home. She retained a
good memory almost to the last and often
recounted interesting stories Of the War OF
1872, in which her two brothers fought.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
MIXES no NOMINATE GEN. BLACK.
Hr says Die lem, After the Command 81
the a.. 4. N.

DENVER, Aug 49,. Geu Nelson A. Miles
and party, on the way 20 san Francisco,
arrived il, Denve, Yesterday afternoon,
The General WAS met at tho Union Station
by many OF his old comrades and prominent
citizens
The General denied that he was a cand-
dave for the Office Of Commander in Chief
of the G. A. r. He said that he hoped to
G, Black FOR the place and il this was not
accorded him ha wenId -~cSud Greg, nls=-!. :
nomination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
COW Az SETTLED SUIT
Lawyer or Mrs. Blanche ". smith Says
she Got Some Money Back.

s.he 40, Some Money Back.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. a.. Mrs. Blanche
Eubbeil Smith, daughter of the lat" Jay
iubbeli OF Michigan has recovered part
OF the money which, it was alleged, had
beer miscprropTiated b" Joseph Cowan,
tIe Wall street broker through whom she
sought fortune in soc. speculation
". T.. Hoohe' Mr- Smith attorney in thip
city, who retained rom Eew York, says
the wiis ne o. IGencC vas prooucsu 10
waIrnnt the holding OF (owAn on n criminal
cnGy g. " civil suit which HAD been begun
Hgolnst rim WAS settled 10 the satisfaction
OF his client
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
NINE. Hr'HBERT'S LJCKI FRIEND
Swlntiier VIII Say she Gave ~ 600. 900
Francs 10 somebody.
special cable Despatch 10 THE ST.

IHVF1HE VTOIc ITr1VUTTT To
PARIS, Aug. -. The Presse announces
that Nine ThGresc Humberr will testify
at the pending Crawford swindle trial that
she gave S1OOo,0O0 francs to a friend on
Nav /, 1892 Should this friend appear
she will disclose her name
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
THE CHICAGO BACK FROM KEEL
FIRST OF TIE FIGHTERS HONE
FROM THE WiNEUyRES.
Makes q quick Trip From 1isbon--A apt.
C0rnwell and Officers Pleased with
German and British Kindness An.
other Inspection OF the kcarsarge.


aserman and British Kindness An.
other Inspection or the krarsarse.
The United States Cruiser Chicago, Capt
Charles c. Cornwell, with IA 35O-foot home
ward bound pennant flying, got in yes.
terday, the first OF Uncle Sans sea fight
ers back from Kel and Portsmouth. When
she dropped anchor yesterday afternoon
at the warship anchorage on Tompkins-
vile. Staten Island, she had made her run
of $50 miles from Lisbon in twelve days
and two hours,
That's pretty good record" remarked
the Captain, "for a ship that's been in COM
mission for five years.
I'VE burned 500 tons Of coal and have
enough left for five days more OF cruising
Only half the boiler power was used and,
for the last three or four days. We were
on half speed all the time on account Of the
fog. We followed the great circle route,
but I wouldn't take that course again,
1t takes us too far north, where the fog Is
All of the officers and the $50 men aboard
are IN tiptop shape physically and 80 is he
SHIPS mascot, Russian bear that the
Chicago's jackies got year ago AZ kon-
stadt.
the Sa"" 80 ~, n,,,I nj. hrntLnr
entertainment WnGfi ne s ANY,, nv n,rnr ,,nd
two Kings mt kiel and Portsmouth.
aNe were at Lisbon, said Capt Cornwall =,
"when 1 received orders TO leave TIE squad
ron at once and return 10 the United states
~. t.ia,, ,,.,.ol nf,i(,rs y,.rc holm y
ma wv n.i'' -. unm.,. h, "a port,c,,rse
r,;.';,, w Na,ina W,n,,GI Eaphael Cor lao
T, n;,',l VI n, ' ,In, m the KIM Of Portugal
w ""i 49, ~ ~, ,isit ia ,b.. he.t and then
, 81 a ~. hn,nl
L. H. ~, ,ho G,stivi, iea AT Kiel?" the
Corto om I n'ns asknd
attr. o,lT, L,s ,,,Id the American peopIe
~ 49,, ro,'nl trn,t,nnnt which thcir nayy
,aoa;,od Econ, tho ti,rp;,n Emppror." said
,hs rnn,sn "It was in no sense personal
,,a,tar Evarv, hjnp that was done for us
'lora hana,,ae W., were representatives
~ ,h,, Ifr;tad S,,ta. II is n tribute TO tins
nat;mn Rnt ri admit that was glad that
i bnnnened TO he one OF the representa-
t;vas
"The Emperor is u remarkable man. and
a,os , nr,'tinI in "hn highe,.t degree, and one
,,Isos,,rn fClInwra another in a long list of
Observation-Disclosures Prince Henry, as Adj
,nirol or me Grrnlr,, feet, did evcrvt hing
t,,'',r mo IL, limos tIeasant for rs Before
r,e n"'o-cd Eel (,rrInun naval officers
mot ms Each American captain was pro-
,.;lcd Ivith ~ rhart of the barhor, showing
tba aprhoraye he mad been assigned and
,he taIiTm, Tr nNjci' visiting among the
Inrtoins was donenwav with by a ger eral in-
y-itntinn tn all lie American command
;nr nA;cer. I" visir he German Can, aims
on the Gnrnau flagship.
"One ,lov ortor luncheon or the roval
vacht ljnhrnyollern. the Emperor invited
AJmiraI Cotton and the American CAPTAINS
tn " ~n ont u" on the Meteor for the rnces There
=, as v.r,. Tttle wind Inn, the Meteor won the
rnce ON such an occasion as that, En-
reror william is ~ democratic and genial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Millions In Pope Leo's strong Box.

Speci1i Cd6S Despatch 10 rHK Sun
ROME, Aug 49, Cardinals Rampolla and
Mocenni, Pope Leo's executors, opened the
apartments of the late Pontirt to-day.
They found much valuable property, in
pluding a SUE 81 money amounting to
several million francs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
l)l iLl)

OAVA GNARO.--On Wednesday, \uG IL w.
Angelo beloved husband " May Cavagnaro
aged 90 years,
Relatives and friends are rrsprrNllN 'n'"e"
10 attend the fuDrral from MS lave r'S'uen''
SO Ocean avo. jersey Ciu, y j. IN SUNDAY
Aug. 10. AZ , y, NJ
SPNt LDINI.-0uddenlY, Mr H. 1903 ISM
Foster S?nuldlns. son OF thomas =. ,'p"e'"'
ing, aged % years, ,-
Funeral private from tnr residence "' ScN"'
Struler, 800 Gregory Az, West Orange y. o. '
on Friday. Aug. IA, At I? or'o'" "''"' Anvil
mont 10 woodlawn Crne'rrl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
London brokers Fail.

.SgscidI Cdbs D,spo,eh to THH sun.
LONDON, Aug IS.Two Stock Exchange
failuret were announced to-day. y. ".
Remnant failed for a fairly large amount
but the lilo biiities OF James Hassen, the other
broker arc small
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Cardinal yauxhan's Estate small.

special Cobb Despatch TO THE son.
LONDON, Aug. t3.--The estate left by
Cardinal Vaughan. Archbishop of Vest
minister, who died in June, is valued at
only gTt9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Wade German Munist err 10 Cuba.

,Spertol Cabie Despatch 10 TIM SUN
BERLIN, Aug, 10 Baron Won Heint0e-
Weissenrode, Secretary Of the German
legation at Stockholm, has been appointed
German Minister Resident al Havana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Ceryera Resigns % Chier Of stan.

Special CGb!s Despatch 10 THE SON.
MADRID, Aug Is. Admiral Cervera who
was in command of tho Spanish fleet at
Santiago, has resigned his place as Chief
of s, AFT in the navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Fears for Overdue French Cruiser.

SncrI1T CdbIc UcSp0IW 70 The Sun.
PARIS, Aug. 13.Thc delay in the ARRIVAL
at Martinique of the French cruiser Juren
dc la Graviare. which left TencrifTe on Aug
>, has aroused apprehension here. II is
believed that she encountered the West
Indian cyclone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Five Killed ID, Argentine Earthquake


'9ptVIdf UHUse DesV1FVN TO ME oVN'
BuRNos AYERS, Aug l3,.~There Was an
earthquake SHOCK at Mendoza yesterday
Several houses were destroyed. Five people
were killed and many injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
j. W. Gate. Had . Coun.rtss,. INV,

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug, ls.--Jcln ". Gates
had a fairly comfortable day and Il was
said tonight that he had improved in
twsnty-fnvr hours. ThArs hiss w.. r.
recurrence Of the hemorrhages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-08-14
Meriden Company
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MS. WinsiOw's Soothing Syrup 'Gr c"sl.G
teething soft enS the gums. reduces irnEminahel
allays pain. cures wind cole, dH'TflHa sac Aoo''
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
JURY SAYS RECORDER
BROWN WAS POISONED
Did Not Commit Suicide or
Die From Natural
Causes

Pittsburg, Oct. 3O.-The verdict Of
the coronef's jury on the death Of ex-
City Recorder Joseph o. Brown, was
reached after IA sittings, and is as
follows:
1--WE, the jury. find that Joseph o..
Brown. came to his death suddenly
at his residence, 9O3 Mckee Place.
Plttsburg. Pa, on Sunday. March Is.
1903, from poison, said poison having
heen administered by some unknown
person or persons; and from the evi
dence ard post mortem examination
made, and also the chemical analysis
made OF his vital organs, we find his
death due to above cause"
The death Of RecorSer Brown oc-
CARED a few days after his resigna.
tion as city recorder at the close of a
years bitter factional fighting in To-
cal politics.
There were vague rumors Of sui.
eide at the time. but the death was
generally attributed to collapse from
over work and mental stress. The sui
eide runners reached the ears of ]. r.
P. Brown. of Nebraska, and he came
here to investigate. had the body ex
humed and a post mortem examination
held.
The verdict of the coroner's jury
leaves the case about where it ha.
been all along. beyond officially de
termining that he did not suicide oi
6ie from natural causes.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
EMPLOYERS DISAGREE
ON ORGANIZATION NAME
FIRST SESSION Of tn e Chica' 20
Conference Ends in an
Uproar


Chicago, Oct. 30.-Unable to ecIde
upon n name for tho organi1atic o. the
conference for the purpose Of fc rBling
a national federation OF employ m as
sociations to cope with labor prob
ems. was compelled TEN avr Irily to
'djourn, amid the uproar and hsses OF
jho 500 assembled Delegates.
A number of the delegates. present
Insisted that the associate should
not havc the words "citizcns alliance"
or alliance" in its title, W ide those
representing the Citizens Alliance
composed of employers and employees
were frn in demanding rec umition.
Each side gave IT'S reasoIL for want.
ing or not wanting q certa g. title, the
alliance idea adhoronts as jerting that
TO call IL an employers organization
exclusively would be a class move
ment. While if the alliance were recog.
nized in the name, the yaovemont
would become broader
The addresses OF the d delegates were
conservative and showed tie dispost
ton of the manufacture rs only to up.
hold what they believe ~ be then
tight in the labor problem and q
reat labor fairly The majority Of the
delegates are declared to be in favor
of the provisions OF the constitution
md the bylaws are said to be fair tc
he uuionists.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
HOW TAMNANY CAME
TO RULE NEW YORK
Alfred Lewis Gives Inside In
formation of Great Po-
litical Body

New York. Oct. 30. - Alfred Henry
Lewis, who was on friendly terms with
Richard Croker several years ago and
who wrote a biography of Mr.. Croker
is the writer of The Boss and How He
Came to Rule New York." which was
published today by A. S. Barnes & Co.
The book is supposed TO be an eXposi-
ton on an inside view Of certain al
legged methods practiced ia municipal
government under the rule of Tam
many Hail.
AS showing what opportunities of
riches swung open to the machine" il
is pointed out thai the whole annual
expenses Of the community was
roughly Sl25.00O COO, of which s2O,-
100000 went for official salaries, s45,-
100000 for supplies called for by public
needs, the balance Of $50, 600 900 rep
resenting contracts for paving. build
ing and the like. Against the s20,-
100000 for salaries the machine" as
sessed an annual private" 8 per cent.
and two-thirds of the 81, 600, 900 accru-
ing therefrom found their direct way
to district leaders, the other one-third
into the general Golfer"
OF the $i0,OOO,OOO devoted to sup
plies, says Mr.. Lewis, "one-fifth.
under the guise Of commissions. went
TO the machine while of the se5,-
100000, representing the yearly pay
ments on contracts, the machine re-
ceived at the leanest of estimates fully
| 40 per cent"
The writer enumesates faro banks
pool rooms and al q derly rosortc
where in the monthly lharge for each
ran from $50 to $4,000 giving an an
nual return Of S4.Oc0,O00; saloons. each
Of which met a draft of $50 monthly;
great companies suing for favor and
about 1000 small concerns and private
persons contributing no less than ST.
100000. Charges for appointment on
the police force ranged from $500 for a
patrolman TO $4,000 for tie making OF
a captain.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Bryan Ordered From postoffice stens

Bryan Ordered From Postoifice Stcps.
Toledo, Oct. 30.-William Jennings
Bryan was ordered of the steps OF
the Toledo postofice BY the watchman
IN charge Of the building. Colonel
Bryan, who was on his way home from
The east. stopped over for the night
and a meeting was arranged and he
was 10 speak from the steps of the
rostoiice. Two thousand people had
gathered, and he was about to open
the meeting, when the watchman
quietly went to Frank Niles. candidate
ior lieutenant governor, and informed
h-m that Colonel Bryan could not
speak from the steps, but that he
would have to get down on the curb
Mr. Mics at once made the announce
ment tnat the meeting would be hei
On the corner. and the crowd followed
Colonel Bryan and his escort to the
new stand
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Comparisons Are odious.

Among the clerks in an Allentown store
IA one of dinlnutve size, the conscious
ness of which. however, annoys him not
at al. on a recent occasion his dH-ies
brought him in contact with Lenish
county farmer of elephantine proportions
who warled TO buy some cloth TO DC
rsed for his son, but. seemed unable 10
decide on the quantity.
How old Is your son2' asked the ciefk'
imps.o.nt at the farmers inaDNi'y 90
come to q conclusion.
"Fiflecn years. replied the latter
Almost my own age" observed Vhe
clerk. rs he as big as amp
big as you" ejacuiaHd the farmer
stepping back and ey.ng him scorniuIiy'
Big as youl Why he was as big as you
when he was BORN
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Wet and Dry Stock.

Mr. Reid, one of the directors of the
United states Steel corporation, was
walking down Broadway with a friend
the day after the dividend meeting.
when the two were joined by a mutual
friend. The latter was curious about
the current rumors regarding steel.
rs IL true that the dividend was all
cut and driede" he asked. referring to
the general Impression that the reduc-
lon OF the dividend was prearranged.
IL was cut all right" wasn't it2'
he asked, smilingly-"cut right in two"
"Oh' yes said his companion, 'and
II you can persuade the public that
there is anything about steel common
That is dry you won't do any harm,"
Evening journal., 1903-10-30

quest this afternoon. Before they lef
they were ushered into the prison eel
and shown the corpse Of their brother.
which was then removed to a morgue
Mrs. Bechtel and her daughters were
allowed to go, no bail being demanded
in their case.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Valuable Snakes.

MANY men have fads." said Mark
Twain. the other day. "some collect one
thing and some another. Among the most
curious IS that OF a man near my sum-
mer home at lclmira, who has a collection
of snakes. They are OF many varieues.
The man who has them thinks a great
deal OF thcm. and. IN fact, would not take
anything for them. The other day. how
ever his physician told him that il he did
nci take something for them he would
die"
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
rwo KIIIea py Powaer ExpIosIon.

Paterson. N. J.. Oct. 30.-Two men
were killed in a powder explosion al
the Latin & Rand powder works al
Pompton Lake They were William
McCoombs, 25 years old. and John *
Dwaezath, As years old. The men were
Mt work in the mixing house opening
cans of powder which had been DAM
nged during the recent foods. Nc
Coombs was working with chisel ana
hammer when a grain OF powder
ignited. The can on which he was
working exploded instantly and q
moment late every can in the place
blew up. McCoombs Vas instantly
killed and Dwaezath died a half hour
later.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
lrreouIarities at BiItnore,

Probing Irregularities at Biltnore.
Ashenile, n. c.. Oct 3O.-'The grand
Jury has summoned several witnesses
TO give evidence before that body con
cerning all Irregularities by employee
of the Biptmore estate, and ia is stated
as almost certain that true bills vii.
be found against them. The men con
ccrned belong to prominent families
and tho indictments will produce n
eensatioa.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
Entranee cIosed by euIIders.

The outlet from the stables Of Dam
iel Bubenzer, Christian Pfrommer and
Arthur Johnson at West street has been
cut off by the pacing Of a derrick for
the construction Of the elevated rail-
road along the back of their property.
Their only way Of getting out is over
the tracks.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
D Mnnnan Id MeKlnIey's Tomb.

Canton. O., Oct. 80. ~ J. Pierponi
Morgan. with a party of 10 officials Of
,be PENNSYLVANIA railway. visited the
tomb of President Mckinley. The
party as en- route from New York tC
rhicae, in a special train. It was
the FIRST time that Mr.. Morgan haC
been in the vicinity Of Canton sine,
the presidents death, and it was al
tis wish that the train was stopped
here and a visit made to the vault
Through the corporal Of the guard tn;
nartv obtained permission to go as fsl
as the gates of the tomb.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
10 Improvs car servIee at springs.

Preparations are now in progress Tor
improvements at Brundywine SPRINGS
Park for next season. The cars VIII
enter the park At the right OF the
dancing pavilion. The tracks will form
n loon. thus doing away with the turn
ing Of the seats and the mad rush for
the cars at one place.
Evening journal., 1903-10-30
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Manager Baylis takes pleasure ir
the appearance at th'
Grand Opera House, on Thursday. No
vember 8, of the beautiful American
actress, MISS HELEN GRANTLY il
a dramatization of f. Marion Craw.
ford's romance. TN THE PALACE OF
THE KING" with the original New
York city production.
Seats on sale Tuesday. Novembe
8. Prices. % cents to S1.5o.