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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30

Coroner Says -Nrs. 4Ibert I. Has
Poisoned Family Denies 1t.

The coroner's Office vas informed early this
morning Of the death of Mrs Beatrice A Sire
twen:y-six years Ole. the wife OF Albert / Sire
attorney at No % Nassau-st living at No.
% West Fifty-ninth-st The case was reported
by Coroner Jackson as one of carboic acid
poisoning, the acid having been taken by mis-
take for medicine. This is ernphatically denied
by the Sire family
When an inquiry made at the Sire home.
young man who said that ne was Clarence Sire
expressed great surprise when he was informed
that the death had been reported to the cor
oner's office, and said that there absolutely
no truth in the report that it was case OF car
bolic acid poisoning
Mrs. Sire had been ailing for some time he
said. and died at 8 o'clock yesterday morning
of heart disease. We know nothing about the
coroner. he has not been here
That was all the information that he would
give, except that Mrs. Sire had been married
for nine years. had TO children and was for
merly Miss Beatrice A. Cook. of san Francisco.
When Young Mr.. Sire was asked the name OF
the doctor who had attended Mrs. Sire he said
that he did not know his name, but that he lived
somewhere up in one hundred-and-t thirteenth
st. he thought. At the East Fifty-frst- st. sta
ton nothing known OF the case.
Albert l. Sire is member Of the we'll known
family of that name They principally
known 10y their theatrical connections, having
been for some time proprietors Of the New-York
Theatre and al present owning the Bijou The
atre.
When the police of the East Fiftyfrst-st
station We're informed OF the case, Sergeant Han
Immediately left the station and went to the sire
house. a little later Detectives Heaney and
Keefe were also assigned TO the case
An attempt made 20 see Coroner jackson
at his home No. 12J West EiGhty-fourth-st-.
but although the coroner in the house he
refused 70 see reporters.
From another source il was learned that MIS-
Sire found dead in bed by ner husband
when he went 70 her room yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
sEvANs SUSPECT REFUSES FOOD.

,-eu-or = : oct. George Jaggers. who was
--es.ad - his home yesterday. in Peters Vale
,.-..,ztr nero n the county jail. charged with
- ,,,,r,I.r of Mrs Victor Bevans. has neith'T
c,-er nor taken any sleep since his arrest. tie
--o--ies about his sick wife. The authorities are
sesrcn.nC for his brother. Joseph. VINO II i sald
,s evr,sc-.d n testify against ms brother
49, r7e--,rs owns the farm which the JaEgers
..tt,ere uo--ed For wears there had pee.l mort
~ !, md Favaus and his wife. II seems
EaEr $500 week ago last Wednesday 20
80 ,,orcv with which to pay the ceot JaEs'r9
=. '.S..-r5 q, have planned TO obtain the noIeF-
>. matter of fact. there was less ihaii 3" ~
- IN me house At the time OF inc shootlhs' o.
eaSh l - -, Induced not draw fhe cssh. nut
- - = -ssbi,r's check for the aHa'unt OF pe
mortgage. "a, --.t,,tIx. ~ gfver a hearing
- morning before Judge Henry =, Huht-
~ ~ ts or,iet now in Peters alley M b'NHils II
- y - n is expected h. will recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
COLLEGE ASSOCIATION AT WESLEYAN
Annual Meeting of Representatives Of New
England Institutions.

Middletown Conn. oct. % tSpecian--The Asso-
citation Of New England Colleges assembled At
Wesleyan University this morning for its forty
seventh annual meeting the session 10 continue
Two DAYS Higher education Will he discussed
Twelve prominent New England colleges are rep
resented tho president and member Of the fac
uIty Of each college being present.
Among those here IRE President Hadley Of Yale
President Eliot Of Harvard President BuCkham
and Professor SloCUm. Of the University Of Yer
mont: President Hun and Professor Sanford. OF
clark University: President Hopkins and Profes-
sor WahI. Of Williams, President Chase and Pro-
lessor ShIpman. OF TJfts Acting President hunt
i-1gton and Professor JOsselyu. of Boston tnlver-
sity. President Brainerd and Professor Bryant. OF
Niddleburv: President Tucker and Professor
Moore. Of Dartmouth; President Faunce and Pro-
professor Houghton Of Bowdoin and President
Raymond ard Professor Winchester. Of Wesleyan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
TO HEAR ~pARsIFAL~ CASE TO-DAY

-be rass Of Nine. Wagner and her son >ieH-
fried against NJ Ccnrisd. Cf this city N
which the widow Of the composer - per-
tionirg for an Injunction 70 restrain Nj. Con-
-iad from, producing "PsrzifaT' IN the Metro
r,ri-sv One-a House will be heard before Justice
I sro1,ba AZ 1870 O'Clock this morning Inc am
davfts were shown the counsel for Mn1e- Nss-
uer yesterday. The motion Of the plalntns 'la1
they contain a statement Of what score q 49,.
faI.. v-or1G ba used bv Mr. CouriSd was ceni5sn.
however II was learned Yesterday ina ~ $780,
men who will assist in The production relN ~.
IRE famous music director and Herr
stage manager who has put on Farsii9911 = -3gbr
-erT7b are I'M Herr Fuchs taken III az nisilc
1rburs6av ana Herr NOttl who was apparetisiH -
IN baet Of health when his steamer r -.
ritv mas lust begun feel the effects or the
r.sssage Neither il dangerously IT. Nei'"7i
VS. expected appear in court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
MUCH EXCITEMENT ON THE BRIDGE.
Man Has Fit-"Jack the Pincher' Is Ar
rested-Car Leaves Track.

There was great deal Of excitement At the Park
Pow entrance If the Brooklyn Bridge about - p m
,-eeterdqv owing 70 . series Of mishaps.
II tbs frs rlace William Roy. photo-enEraver
- r-,,I+o,-z+ Brooklyn. 1e down in front of the
bridge in an epieptic nj and cut open his head As
he vas carried 20 tue mems lsvatory big fat car
ned IN rl7- construction Of the four new loops left
-ho rails as II was being ruu around loop No. J.
Less than minute later another alleged JACK ne
r,,v,c7-er-' Us arrested among number Of women
l,,r,, ne was annoying. The screams Of the
women brought Detective LauterpaUIn 10 the spot,
80 h. arrested the 'pincher who gave mis- name
g William II Thompson of No. so East Forts
T5,+b-st He was locked up in the oak-st station
n Pic oeUed I'D Roys head and took MIN 20
hudson, street Hospital A trolley car pulled the
bIg fat car on the tracks again drc trafnc Wis Re
80 .ftsr 2 deIsv of fifteen minutes. during
r~hirh tine raauE persons were compelled 70 walk =
- 5isranCc on tho north roadway after leaving
r. stalled trolley cars. which lined the tracks a.
most al the way 20 BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
BROWN 1o-INCH WIRE GUN TESTED
CAPTAIN Dunn Notes Results Of Four Sue
oessful Shots at Sandy Hook.

The tests of The Brow l0-inch vie gun were
continued yesterday al the Sandy Hook proving
grounds by Captain Dunn, the commander there
Four shots were successfully fred and the results
noted AT the shots made with proJectilss
weighing SO pounds The powder used vas . per
cent nitro-glycerine suokeless powder For the
first shot ISIS pounds Of powder we're used A press
,,-a IF - asN mounds 10 the square inch de-
,alo~ed and a rluzzIe velocity Of 227o fact per
second was given 70 the projectis- an the second
shot 140 mounds Of powder were used. giving
rrass,Jrs Of Is 20 pounds the square inch. and
r7rzzIa velocity Of 24Es feet per second FOR me
third shot 142 pounds gave pressure or $50.
mounds mr. square inch and 2 muZzle velocity 81
asa feet ua- second while the fourth shot. with
l42 pounds gave a pressure 81 StHt4' pounds per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30

- nrst meeting which they held in This co,,.-x
49, - a. SarneEie Hal On April s 1906 since that
49,, hTs hooth-Tucser had been ceaseless n her
e roIh ohe had not only done a large mart 81 .he
$50 work or the Army. holding in IN the
49, .ullSsi having joint and equal powers with
ana bes '-ilN, but had been active in field work.
80 ~ lille TlanF addresses. bringing the work
nc army before large audiences az neoole who
- AZ nrSt hostile 10 the movement
iseet n lcrrr was tall. slender woman of
"a ''e.nctN English type. with dark brown hair
,,is.s' -, Win a clear. well controlled voice.
iEeN' al her addresses easily audible
oe1.nlte plans have Yet boer, made b. tho Sal
- my Tor the funeral 4 is exnected that
- ooaay VIII arrive here on Sunday morning AZ
- ~ ~ Q clock There VIII be no MISREPRESENTATION
=. 49, 81, memorial meeting viii probably
- y. .eia on "Wednesday night. hut no arrangements
80 '"e hour or place have yet been made
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FINDS Ex-RscoROER WAS POISONED.

pittrbrrs OCT e9--The verdict ~ he corone-'s
irI-, Oh he death % exCity Recorder Joseph owen
Brown WIS reached this evening after fourteen
eittfngs II vas found that Mr.. Brown died from
tee effects ~ poison administered by some unknown
person or persons
Tn, death ot Mr. Brown occurred 4 fev DAYS
after his resignation CITY Recorder the close Of
years bitter factional lighting IN local politics
T-ars were ague rImOrs OF suicide At the time but
~ death was generally attributed 70 collapse from
S.,aruork aud mental stress. The suicide ruuors
soasve- reached the OF i. X. P Brown. OF
Nebraska "a brother II the dead man. ana he came
here 10 investsate Tie NcT1lct given Is ne result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
HOLD CAR FOR SEVEN HOURS.

Five citizens hello q peKalh-eve. trolley car for
seven hours Yesterday and at last gained their
,,,trt and rode across the Brooklyn Bridge without
M. wing an extra fare When the car stopped about
midnight At the Brooklyn entrance OF the bridge.
with the 'New-York" sign In front, the conductor
shouted An outr' The passengers asked for
transfers but told they would either have 70
walk over the bridge pay extra fare. Then
the car sfarc4 10 the ba IN. Myrtle and De nalh
AYES The passengers held council and determined
to Sc the thing. through Five OF them did Dam
a.e suits threatened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
NEwsURG ROAD ELECTION.

HAuburg. Y Y. oct. "a lspeciaD.-At The annual
meeting Of the stockholders or the NewburG.
Duchess and Connecticut Railroad. az MaJteaVsn-
- Y to-day the following were elected directors.
I,r- crosby Brown. William Lummis. James
Brown Porter. W. g Legendre. r. Somers Hayes
X Uuaue Thatcher NJ Brown. =. =. Ward. Of
New-vork: W B. Lord. Morristown y J.. g
IT,,ter Brown Garrison. y. Y. !. Crosby Brown
Pbilad- lphia: - mueI h. Phillips. Matteawan and
ITiili7rn A Wells Moore's Mills. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
PLOT TO CAPTURE c. R, CRANE.
Macedonian Insurgents Thought They
Would Get United States to Interfere.

ottawa oct "a cable dispatch from Bulgaria
saws that lately Sarafo the insurGent leader con
ter1plated the capture IF Charles r Crane the
Chicago millionaire in the hopes Of inducing the
United States TO interfere i'm Macedonian 'rrairS
~ the representation of D.. Tata-iChef. chief Of
the inner iuSurgent council the plot aban-
do0ed and is likely cost the insurgents the
sympathy Of the powers.
a-,1r1r1.,r1ied Professor MilvOuk- Of the ] nj
,-arSftv Of ChfCs go Mr. Crane spent several We
II, RuIg4ria and VAS received by General PetroT;
tho Premier: Colonel Savoff Minister OF var an'I
Others When it noised abroad that ne "aS
ueaI-Iv nd intimate with President Roosevelt ana
ev President Cleveland. the insurgents again pro
posed capture him and carry MIN 20 'Ve n-llS
Nr crane laughed unccncernedly when he vas
warned Of the plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
NEWS AT LONDON HEADQUARTERS,

London Oct sa-The news of the death Of MS
T3ooth-Tucker a. Marcelin-. No. last night rom
injuries sustained in railroad accident a. Deah
Lake No yesterday evening reached the inter
national SaIva;ionist headquarters here through q
lfs-z--r ~ The Associated Press The heads Of the
International departments Immediately met heio q
short service anl dispatched cable Ulessage or
ey-rnnsrH.- 10 the Salvation Army headquarters ll
Nsev--yo-k General Booth lives out or Town an
J2~sr-vreIi Booth was commissioned 70 20 70 NJ
-re55--,-e srd break the neuS ~ Mrs Booth u'h-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
= GREEN AGAINST CANAL PLAN.

Andrew II Green. ex-Controner OF Ne~-loFA
Ci+y for may years a member Of the NeN-A ork
e,.+s ,.,r,,-srce Commission. and Commissioner OF
the STATE reservation At Niagara has ISSUED Iet-
ter Ia the voters this city. arguing against tne
nm i,aree canal Mr. Green asserts tnat the
l.oer az the anal will exceed the esUuatts py ~
- INT and that bv the heaviest burden OF
!~vs+fo1 Will fall on NeW-York City lie believes
tb.,T Inc benefits 10 derived are altogether IN
5a,,,a+4 that II will BE- outclass-d h. other COM
Tatin. waterways and that ship canal Is prefer
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BRAKE ROD CAUGHT ON SWITCH

To7-ls. KAN oct ca.-Janes Hurley. general Sn-
r-f,,r-rdert NJ tho western grand division of ne
santa 70 said this morning m connection WIN the
wreck al Deans Lake
A. GA O'clock last night our train No =, WIN W..
E--,es~ao~ t-r1-ntf CHAM ~ the CAB ana 'ofuuCtoI
ArCreu-s ID charge. met with serious NIegh 49,
Sr---rgf1a The brake rod 10 The sleeper dropped
-, md caught the switch. ms qulcklN ~
r1a7 SIS car another sleepc-. the dining car and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
BRITISH FLEET LOOK FOR STEAMER

sydney. y ; w. Oct 2s.-The British cruisers
Pylades and Niidara and four merchant steamers
have sailed in search Of the British steamer Ov1-
belonging % the Union Steamship Company,
% New-Zealandl. eight DAYS overdue from Norfos<
Island. with twenty-five passengers board. r.
Guiding Lord BOringdon. eldest OF the Earl g !.
Morley. and Judge oliver PRESIDENT OF the View
south Wales Appeal Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
HIGH PRICES IN DAWSON.

V4ncouver. r. g.. OF % special dispat-h to
The Province from Dawson SAYS.
A q result Of rhe failure Of large quantities 81
goods reach Dawson nigh prices ruling and
Irving promises 70 b very high during the winter
FerishabIaS Fizh iu price already. Po1a-
rocS were selling Dawson this morning al ffree7
cents per pound Mutton which Is very short sells
for seventy-five cents per pound and will go well
owe dollar before tine season - The river -
in BAD condition. several Of the northern corr
uercia companies steamers cannot get Cd re s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
DARLINGTON BOOTH INFORMED.
Calls Of Reception in Pittsburg and Starts
Here for Funeral.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1BUNE.l

Pittsburg. Oct. 2s.-General Darlington Booth. Of
-he Volunteers Of America. informed this
afternoon by telegraph Of the death OF his sister
lie At once called of the preparations for an elab-
crate reception which was 10 have been given Tor
him tonight At the East End Board OF lraoe
rooms and announced that he would leave here
Tomorrow morning for New-1ork 10 Join his wife
and attend the funeral Of his sister. He refused
10 give any timation 10 whether the accident
would result in 2 reconciliation with MS father.
General William Booth
The field council OF the Volunteers OF America
took suitable action to-day the death Of Mrs
Booth-Tucker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
.MERELY MARY ANN"

Stanton Penn oct %-Ths stellar deSut OF
Miss Eleanor Robson was made az the LNceU"'
1-,ea+re hero tonight and at the same time cc-
- H. 4-.- rro.lrction of the Israel ZsngvtI
.,ornAIv Merely Mary Ann Miss Robson VorS
as the simple hearted London slaveF Won ~
- --,,e+F rrDess Tho dramatiSt seems to nave
succeeded in preserving the atmosplre o. ~
Niss E0hson was supported b. k-dvlu Arueh' NAiSs
a1T-a Hone crews and n cast Of foUrtee1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
TO SUPPRESS mANcau7iA cHuncsus.

81 Petersburg oct 2a--T1e ronber Chunchus
tribesr1en who recently tntreuchef themselves az
Rodo7A ? town tire SUrgacta River. Mar
rht,rfa had previously attacked a Russian cargo
steamer ar q station the Mauchurian Railway
near BoSore they rnaS=ac-ed the entire crew anI
then attacked the Russian railway guards killing
forrv-av. Further rsinforcennsnts have been o.
dered from Harbm u Bodone u disiodze m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
BARE BOOKS AT AUCTION.

ro.,c, oct. = jspeciaD-A large number OF rare
=. .z,.,ors of American authors were SOLD ~
auction to-day. bringing good Frices- beysiS "
-. a i,,,-,-i.e and collectors elsewhere Near
>, ~, ,,e erst editions Of Mark TUalns works weTs
secured 81 the Boston Pubic l.oIiaiS H. 1rogbI
- W ~ " Tho sslo viii continue with Ha%thorne
Holmes Longfellow. Whituer' iH"i'@1 '''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
RESTRAINT REMOVED FROM c. g. cHAcE

Santiago Dc Chill. oct 2a--The Court II the
Province OF Tuona has revoked the sortence 81 me
curt Of First Instance which placed George +
,.ba,o a millionaire. under judicial restraint NJ
49,. rras ALLEGED 10 ne suffering from demeutia
- u-as arrested on June :. .-02. and set free on
III. following after having taken refuge In the
I--ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
NEW HUNGARIAN cAsINET.

Budapest oct 29.-Th~ new Hungarian Cabinet
will be composed ss follows
Premier and Minister Irtsrior-Cou1t STEPHEN
TFSZA
Minister ri Finance Or DE; IT ks
Minister ~ sor1--o-ce-fIer~ FTERJSF'Nfyt
Minister - Agriculture SICSss1- ESrE7 HAY.
Minister IussrIctio--Eier- BE-FsZE-fI' II
Minister - IuStf~s- ~ PLOSZ-
Minister u National Defence General NTIRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
SIBERIAN RAILWAY DEFALCArION.
4 Sensational Tral Impending IN ST.
Petersburg.

- Petersburg. oct. "a sensational trial - I'm
uendfng as the result of government iuvsstigarfo
into the conduct IF the engineers who built ths
southern section Of the Man-hu RAILWAY. The
investigation has revealed Declarations to tEe ex-
tent -F several million rubies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
TOOK POISON, THEN CALLED DOCTORS

Syracuse. OCT 2s-Asa : Annahe. deo"'.'
nftv years old bought morphine today ana Ineh
went 10 = telephone and Informed hosplial 'Ia'
~ had taken poison and requested tha' an ann
-. IL ss,, - his home for his body. The ply
t.t.- .l,f-,- ,ne,- have saved Annables life HIS
,.-ifs 81 n --eU-Yo~'t attending convention"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
LIE GIVEN AND BLOW STRUCK
Encounter Between Ex-senator Blanchard
and General Jastreush-

PorchatouIa La Oct - Ext 'nited states sen
ator y 9 Blanchard and General Leon JasrrensS-
candidates in a primary for tire Democratic nouins
,,r for Governor came 20 blows at joint ceoate
~ ,f,er,oo, blanchard challenged him % na-ns
+rickster mentioned in recent speech anu -
T-snskf nau,ed blanchard BdHcna 900 I .SA
49, - Ios-rernsxi struck him People on thS
rIarT0rr7 zer1rated them and after some
,cirar1ar- FIs 7cnard resumed his speech FHrturE
dsvClour-en-S are expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
MRS. Bo0rH-TUCKER DEAD
KILLED IN TRIM WRECE
He Con- P0nion Fatally and Tsccnty
Others Mere or Loss Tn;uzod

kansas City. No oct e9-The aacTs,,, -.
Mrs Emma Ecoth-Tuoker. co.sul s., 49,
a. The salvation Army. wife Of -on-o,,5o-
Booth-IucAer and second daughter ~ ,;a,er,i
William Eooth. founder OF the army 20 lesyA
here last night instead Of this morning as haa
ben arranged. cost her her life 3, a sa,ta Re
wreck a. Dean Lake. eighty-fve miles east OF
here today. She arrived here on the California
t'-h Al '''" ? ~ and intended remaining untr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
BRIsTOW GIVES KEMPNER A HEARING
No New Evidence Presented by Dismissed
Chief of Registry Division.
TFRoN TIE TRIsuNE BrREAr.l

Washington, Oct. "a hearing was given TO
Louis Kempner the dismissed chief Of the registry
system. by Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
Bristow to-day So far as could be learned Kemp
ner presented no new evidence. his statement being
simply reteration OF the somewhat lame excuses
he presented the inspectors before his dismissal
At the close Of the hearing he asked permission to
submit his defence in writing and the request was
vT4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
MEETING IN FAVOR OF CANAL.

The State Committee OH canal Improvement VIII
hold =. meeting tonight ar Cooper Institute IN
f,,-or ,r rho ns-t ton barge canal. The committee
has issued q sample ballot with instructions to
voters - to the proper marking - the ballot 10
insure a vote for the canal on the ballot are
,,~ir,tad seven terselv expressed reasons. telling
NV the vote should he i'm the box opposite the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
BRISToW's REPORT ON INQUIRY.
An Abstract Completed-Under Considera'
ton by the Attorney General.

Washington. oct 2s-Fourth Assistant Postmas-
ter General Bristow has practically completed the
abstract Of his report the postal investigation
The distract as now drafted makes between twenty
and twenty-five thousand words The report ITSELF
it is said contains 100000 words Of exhibits and
10 Oo0 Of the report proper The report is being con
sidered by the Attorney General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
PRINCE PAYS TO ENTER AQUARIUM.

Naples oct s9-Prsncs AdaIbert third son % tho
German Emperor. has arrived here from Genoa o.,
his Journey the Far East. The prince IL travel
Ing incognlto and Is enjoying the pleasure - go
ing about totally unrecogrzcd He even
compelled 10 pay for aduSSior - the aquarium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
SEND OUT 10000 COPIES.

The Merchants Association of Ne"-h ork Fester-
DIV issued an appeal addressed particularly Z" the
er,.re IF the state which vas CalcU}a red 10 show
csreoisI1v the advantages which will come 70 the
rl1ral sections from an improved canal system
-rhirrv thousand copies we're sent out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
PUERTO PLATA ATTACKED.
Town Held by Insurgents Assailed by Gov.
eminent Cruiser

CAPE Haytien Hsyti. Oct 20 cvia Parisl-Ths
Dominican Governments cruiser Iudependsncia
to-day attacked Puerto Plata. the port on the
north coast OF the island which is IN the hands
II the LnslIrgenr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
DENIED THAT J. w. BuRoIck WILL QUIZ

,r,,- nc, qs-In reference 70 the dispatches
,-o,, ria-,sburr that General Passenger agent
J " Rvrdick. OF the Delaware and hudson Kan
road will resign between now ana Jsl,I" tfst the
csrs ~ the company have no knowledge OF hhS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
ooKtNo FOR RUNAWAY BOYS.

rEv TrrE GRAPH TO IRE TRIBUNE
--,..c.ro OCT civilian Bradhead, seventeen
,ears old End August Mfrrltt. sixteen VINO ran
- -, 49, homes IN Brooklyn three weeks
- toolea for in Chicago by the police
. 1go ." ,S .hsir PARENTS they we're soins Vest to
seek their fortune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-30
Emperor Frsnci.

Emperor Francis Joseph on October D fat-us-et
count stephen Tisza with the task of forming q
new Hungarian Cabinet Count risza IS son %
former Premier Coleman lisa and is thor0ugfiy
io,II 10 the Emperor. with whose views he agrees
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