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$500, 900 Award Against vene 1ucla.
Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN

Special Cable Dsspatch to THE SUN.
CARACAS, Oct. 8.-Judgment was given
yesterday by the umpire, who Ia the Spanish
Minister here, In favor Of Martinez 4 Del
Rio, Mexican bankers, against Venezuela
for funds loaned when Venezuela formed
part Of Colombia. The claim amounted
to S550,OoO, and the award Is $500 900. The
judgment has greatly excited the press
and public opinion.
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MONTGOMERY County Democratic Ticket.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Oct. 8.-The Demo-
Gratis of Montgomery county this afternoon
held convention at Fonda and nominated
the following ticket For Member Of
Assembly, Peter C. Wholzmuth of Palatine
Bridge; Sheriff Mayor Williap A. Gardner
of Amsterdam; County Clerk, Frank 4.
Hufnail of Fort Plain; Coroners. DR.. +. A..
Heusted Of Amsterdam and DR.. s. A. Wes-
sells of Canajoharis.
While at least two-thirds of the delegates
oppose the barge canal bill, ithe convention
took no action on the subject
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New british Cabinet Not Liked in Paris.

Special Cable Despafch 90 The SUN.
PARIS, Oct. 8.-The constitution OF the
British Cabinet is received here with marked
misgvings. The appointment OF the Hon.
Alfred Lyttleton as Secretary for the Colo
MES causes surprise and disappointment.
The resignatian Of the Duke Of Devonshire
has created q profound impression.
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The whole HOG.

The executive committee Of the Greater
New York Democracy had arranged to
meet last night to select candidates for
Assembly. This was when Tammany was
the enemy. Now they will meet on Friday
to indorse the Tammany nominations.
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Italian Count . Suicide In the Seine.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.
PARIS. Oct. 8.-The body OF Count Del
poggio, formerly Italian Consul General at
Paris, was found in the Seine this morning.
letter was found at his lodgings stating
that his fortune had been dissipated and
that he was tired Of life.
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DEMOCRATS NAME BANKS.
Ex.Mayor Dillon's Faction In New Rochelle
May Nominate Him independently.

New ROCHELLE, N. Y. Oct. e.-The
Democrats Of New Rochelle tonight nomi-
mated Charles G. Banks. a local lawyer
and we'll known horseman, for Mayor.
This Ia the twelfth time that Mr.. Banks
has run for Office in New Rochelle. Mr..
bankss nomination sas was H 9t.eIiy oPpoeed
Dillon. 1t is reported that Dillon and his
followers will nominate an independent
ticket, and that he will be at the head Of it
for Mayor.
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Columbia Fusion Campaign Club.

fusion club was organized at Columbia
University yesterday. George Henry But
Ter, Jr., 'O3 90 law, was elected presi-
dent.
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The Rochester Mayoralty Fight.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. City Comptroller
James Johnson, candidate for Mayor on
an independent ticket, was Endorsed by the
Prohibitionists at the city convention to-
night. Mr.. johnson was elected to his
present office as Republican.
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NcwburEh Dcnocr Indorse Labor City
Ticket.

NFwBuRoH, Oct. o.-The Democratic city
convention tonight Endorsed, with one ex-
ception the entire United Labor party city
ticket.
This Is the first time the labor unions have
placed a ticket in the field in this city
Their nominations were made few days
ago.
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Big Fusion Rally Next Saturday Night.

The first big meeting in Brooklyn for the
ratification of the fusion candidates will
Avenue Rink, under direction of the Re-
publican campaign committee. Borough
President j. Edward Swanstrom will pre-
side, and the speakers will include Mayor
Low and his associates on the ticket to be
nominated tonight, and Gen. Stewart L..
Woodford.
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MARRLEl).

FITZ GERALD-FITZG E.ALD.-On Saturday, Oct.
8. 1905 at ST. PhilIps-n the Highlands, Carl
son. N. Y. by the Rev. Carroll Perry. Eleanor.
daughter OF Gen. and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald.
TO Harold Pitz Gerald.
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-MULQUEEN-RUSH RECOUNT.
Warrant for Election Inspector VINO Dis
regarded q Subpoena.

Barney O'Rourke and John F. Pearce,
two election inspectors In the Twenty
ninth Assembly district at the last primary,
failed to appear before Justice Leyentritt
Yesterday for the count of the disputed
ballots in the Mulqueen-Rush fight for the
Tammany leadership. A warrant was issued
for O'Rourko, who had been subpenaed.
The inspectors who had responded were
directed to make a recount and report
the result
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BULGARIA's OFFER TO TURKEY.
To withdraw Troops From Frontier and
DemObilize Some BattallOns.
Special Cable Despatch to THE 81

LONDON, Oct. IA despatch to the
Times from Sofia says that Bulgaria with
the view to diminishing tho risks of collision
has proposed to Turkey that both with
draw their troops for a certain distance
from the frontier. Bulgaria has also Of
fered to demobilize one battalion for every
two demobilized by Turkey.
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sRcnominated

'Rcnominatcd.
The Republicans cf the Tenth district
last night nominated Frederick J. Etzel,
the fusion nominee, for Assemblyman.
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Dry-lOoU snOeS 10 away WlUn
rubbers.
Stout and stylish walking
shoes, OF heavy calf prepared by
a waterproofing process that
makes the shoes as watertight
as leather can be.
If they duck their duty as
damp-proof we take them back.
s..
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25s Broadway. opposite City Hall,
and and Warren ST.
62 Broadway, cor. 18th, We NIL orders
and l40 to l4S 4th Ave. by mail
1900 Broadway, cor. SD
and 81 West sd St.
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These are the nominate
sRenominated.

night selected Herman Boyer az the can
didate for Alderman from the Fifteenth.
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Army and Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. Oct. e.-These army orders were
issued to day:
Lieut. Col George Ruhlen, Deputy Quarter
master General, to Fort Monroe business In
nection with construction work.
These navy orders were issued:
Rear Admiral L. Kempn. placed on retired list
Of tho navy from Oct. l.
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To Cure . Cold In ono Day

Take Laxative Brom0 Quininc Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money II It fails to cure. y. ".
Groves signature y on each boz. 1sc. -A1V.
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ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY
M'INNES TURNED DOWN.
Brooklyn Republicans Fail to RenOminato
Yice-Presi(lcnt OF Board OF Aldermen.

Republican Aldermanic conventions were
held In Brooklyn last night, at which these
nominations were made:
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Prominent st. Joseph Man Nhnt

Irving Mcdonald, a young business
man and wealthy. Of st. Joseph, Mo,
was shot and killed by J. l.. Furlong, a
travelling man whose home is at 1899
Howard street, st. Louis. Furlong says
his act was in self defense as he was
assaulted by four men and shot only
when he believed his life to he in
danger.
In company with members Of a the.
atrical company and several friends
Furlong aud Mcdonald went to al Ed
mond street cafe after 4 performance.
They are said to have remained there
until 5 a. M. The party then walked
away. When Third and Francis streets
was reached. according to the pS.ice.
words passed between the two men ard
Furlong drew a revolver. Placing the
weapon almost against McDonalds sto-
mach. FuTlong hesitated a moment.
Mconald dared him to fire and Furlolg
pulled the trigger.
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HOUSE-WDDNESDAY

Speaker Cannon called the house to
order promptly at IL o'clock. Mr.. Taw-
ney. for the committee appointed by
the speaker to wait on the president,
reported that the president had adj
vised the committee that he would at
nee transmit q message In writing.
A joint resolution offered making at
once available the appropriation for
mileage OF senators and members OF
the house of representatives was
passed.
Mr.. Barnes. assistant secretary to
the president, bearing a message from
the president. was then announced.
The presidents message was then read
and was received with applause from
the republican side.
Following its reading. the speaker
announced the following committees:
Rules-The speaker. Dalzell. (rep.).
Grosvenor. (rep.). Ohio: Williams.
(dem,), Miss; DeArmound, (dem,),
Missouri.
Mileage-Reeder. Kansas; Jackson.
Maryland; Flack, New York; Lewis,
Georgia; Butler, Missouri.
The first three are republicans and
the last two democrats.
Resolutions Of respect to the MEM
DRY of Mr.. Forderer OF Pennsylvania
and Mr.. Boreing of Kentucky were
adopted and as a further mark of re-
spect tho house adjourned.
The bills introduced include the fol-
lowing:
BY Mr.. Jones Washington. increas-
ing the duties 10 per cent advalorem
on imports brought to the United
States in foreign ships.
BY Mr.. Crumpacker Qndiana). pro-
viding a commission to investigate
state election laws.
By Mr.. Lowering (Massachusetts)
providing a retired list in the life-sav-
ing service. and a Joint resolution for
a constitutional amendment giving con-
gress power to regulate the hours OF
labor.
BY Mr.. Watson (Indiana), prescrib-
ing an age limit and an educational
test to the immigration laws.
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A TALE OF TWO ~
" THANKSGIVINGS

As Thanksgiving approaches each
year Don Antonio IL wont to tell the
following %story-a story of two
1hanksgivlngs in n year. the last
Thanksgiving OF pastoral California
and the first recognition In the west
land of the Thanksgiving OF the
American. The story runs in this
wise:
Before the Gringo came Califor.
MIA had "a Thanksgiving day of its
own, although no governors procla.
nation or presidential edict dignifed
1t with such official title. It was in
digenous to the country, and was es-
pecially suited to C%alifornia's climat.
ic conditions and to her religious his.
tory. What time more seasonable to
give thanks than just after the har.
vest had been gathered, and what day
more appropriate than the 4th of Oc-
tober, fete of st. Francis d'Assisi-St.
Francis. whose sons had rescued the
country from tribal darkness; st.
Francis. to whose special protection
were confided the missions of Alta
California!
Early in the morning of Oct. 4, 1916.
Il picturesque procession approached
the old church at Monterey. From
far and near each ranchero brought in
a heavy vehicle drawn by oxen and
heaped high with corn and beans and
melons.
AS the vehicles and walkers came
nearer, the bells of the church rang
out a glad welcome to its loyal chill.
dren. Then the assemblage knelt
down on mother earth and each heart
echoed the prayer the reverend padre
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cret which they withheld from their
own sons.
On the Monday previous to Thanks
giving Rodgers had to start on a trim
to the vicinity Of Santa Cruz. that
would keep him away until Thanks
giving day itself. In his absence the
preparations for the ball went on.
Thanksgiving night arrived, the ball
began, ard yet Rodgers had not re.
turned. About 10 O'Clock, the voices
around the entrance announced his
arrival. He seemed almost excited.
He explained that he had had Difficult
ty in crossing the Salinas and that
he had rushed fer fear of being too
late for the ball. "As he does not
dance, that would be n pity" Ramon
Castro murmured to a neighbor.
During the following dance. Rod.
gers telegraphed to C~armencita's
watchful eyes. When the music be.
gan she slipped out and me him in
the moonlit courtyard. Hold I'D
your head" he commanded, and then
he twined strings and strings Of
pearls around her slender neck. Then
he caught her to him. you are mine.
1t is Thanksgiving and you are mine"
But, senior, where"
Don't ask anything. You promised
II I brought you wealth you would be
mine. Promise me you will sail with
me in the White Wings tomorrow.
The captain can marry us at sea. and
at my home you will have happiness
you never dreamed Of here. Promise
me. Promise"
But why that sudden pause in the
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music. The silence made them both
start. Then from the windows thun-
dered; That Americana, Rodgers.
Dog of an infdel. He murdered tho
padre OF the Mission de Santa Cruz
and stole the strings of pearls from
the virgin Carmencita shivered her
self out of his arms as the piercing
tones inside continued: "Sancho, the
Indian, saw him while Ind In tho
sanctuary. He came to tell US. but
the Americana had several hours
start. Now he's here. Where Is he?"
A howl for blood went up as the
whole company jumped for the door
ways. The cry reused Carmencita.
Come" she breathed, and, selling his
hand, led him running through the
nearest exit. Half a block down the
street they were before their pur-
suers perceived them. Then shots
filled the air. At the corner they made
a swift turn and ran directly to the
bay. C~armencita jumped into an old
boat, Rodgers followed and unmoored
II. He seized the oars and made
some distance from the shore. The
pursuers reached the beach. Some
hred wildly, but others boarded a
boat and continued after them. 1t
was inevitable that they be taken.
Carmencita crept along the boat to
MS side and put her arms around
him, 1T was my fault, my sin. You
did 1t for me. | love you. | love
you Tho oars were dropped. His
arms inclosed her. Don't let them
take us she whispered. He sudden.
~ stood erect, with her still In his
arms. Then one hound and tho
waters had closed over their bodies.
ihey again reached the shores
OIL Monterey, nor has the sea ever
again given mp the treasured pearls.
When he finishes his story. old
Don Antonio always leans back and
signs.
You see why it is | do not appre.
ciate the American Thanksgiving.
mere always returns that picture of
INC FIRST time we celebrated it,"
DID the padres know of the gold
ne'ds' Who can tell? Al they did.
they were wise to withhold the ipfor.
marion. You see how much harm The
desire for gold works"
is 1t true? Well, | vas one of no
pursuers katherine A. Chandler In
San Francisco Call.
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curved mouth. He did not want to
love a Californian, nor, In fact, any
other woman at present. Love would
interfere with his ambitions.
Yet he answered the call of the
eyes and his lips learned more readily
to converse. AS a slave to his con-
science he had told C~armencita that
he had come to this country to make
his fortune. and that, II nee gained,
he would return to his own land.
"Oh, it is that the climate does not
suit you. senor?"
"The climate is all right, but
1T is the people. You do not like
u.s." and the dark head went up in the
air.
You know I like you. but"
But when you go back to your own
land. SENIOR
"I1l never go back. Your land shall
be mine, or you will go with me"
but your fortune. senor?--"
Fortune does not matter. Nothing
matters but you. I want you, you, Car
mencita. Promise to marry me.
Promise and he held her close.
Let me 90. Let me go. When you
make your fortune. senior, then | will
marry you. No, 10. senior. I'll never
marry n poor Americana. Ny own
countryman is different. We DO not
care for money. You are different.
Look at Eulalia Gonzales. She mar
ried a poor Americana. and now she
has to work, work, work. and save and
never have any comfort. All because
her husband wants to save money.
No. You make your fortune and then
you may go home or you may marry
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SENATE-THIIRSDAY

For the purpose OF providing homes
and employment for the homeless poor
and making themselves sustaining
home-Owners. independent OF being
bred" Senator Hoar. by request, in
PRODUCED In the senate a bill to create
"A bureau of national homes to be
placed under the direction of the secre-
tary OF agriculture. The bill author
ICES the secretary to notify the secre-
tary OF the interior to withdraw from
market and settlement lao, 900 900 acres
81 government lands, grouping 20
gether In rs large tracts as possible.
Under the bill the secretary of agri-
culture is directed to prepare the land
iUr occupation as national homes for
farmers. and others who will till the
soil and receive the proceeds Of their
iabors with the exception of amounts
which will be set aside to reimburse
the government for It's expense In pre-
pairing the lands and building homes
for the tenants. II Is planned to use
the property for the benefit of all able
bodied poor. The bill was referred to
the committee on public lands.
The nomination OF General Robert
Shaw oliver to be assistant secretary
of war was reported favorably by the
senate committee on military affairs
There was no opposition to his con-
iirmation. despite rumor to the con-
trary, Other favorable reports were or
the nomination OF Major General
Young to be Lieutenant general ant
B%rigadier General Sumner to be major
general.
: Senator McComas introduced a bill
establishing the eight hour day ant
also q hill creating n commission Il
inquire into the condition OF the col
Ored people OF the United States.
Senator Allison appointed the fol
lowing committee to r~eorganize tn,
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me, If Ramon has not been before
hand"
Hell never he beforehand. I'll got
h fortune, and you. too"
"Oh, but only this day Ramon has
asked my father that he may marry
me on the Sth Of December, his fete
day and the Virgins"
December. So near. But this Is
only October, and November comes be-
tween. There are other fete days be.
sides his. This is your Thanksgiving.
My country has a Thanksgiving In a
few weeks. Then III either have
riches or definite promise of riches.
Then I'll claim you. That will be my
Thanksgiving"
As merry voices were heard calling
"Carmencita, Cita." he whi-pered
Promise me. Promise and seal your
promise so, so, So
Her affirmative answer was smotb.
cred and they turned to greet their
seekers.
His employment with I.arkin took
him to the different ranches and even
as far north as Pueblo de San Jose.
Here old Don Palomares, in extolling
California over Mexico, said:
"Oh, yes, senior, Mexico has her sill.
Yer mines. But who can say that
California has not greater riches?
Perhaps the old padres can tell Of gold
fields that the old Indians knew about
NO, senior. The reverend padres
never divulged any such information
They had seen how the Indians of
Mexico were enslaved to work in he
mines, and how avarice, awakened by
the desire for silver, had corrupted the
white man. So why introduce a great
curse here in this land Of content
where God sends all that Is needed and
where his children live in peace and
In his spirit?"
After this Rodgers cultivated the ac.
duaintance of the different priests nm
his routes. the padres of Monterey. of
the Pueblo de San Jose and of the
missions OF San Jose and Santa Cruz
His eyes, always stern, grew colder
and keener, and his always
implying superiority. did not tend TO
win him personal friendship. How.
ever, as a stranger and a protege of
Larkin, the padres extended their hos.
pitality to him-their hospitality. but
nothing more, II was moi likely that
' they would contde to a foreigner a Sc.
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SENATESMONDAY.

When the senate convened several
petitions protesting against Senator
Smoot retaining his seat we're presented
and referred to the committee on priv
ileges and elections.
The senate In executive session con-
firmed the following nominations:
John Barrett, Oregon, minister pleni-
Dotentiary to Argentine Republic; John
;. Jackson, New Jersey, minister pleni-
otentiary to Greece, Roumania and
'ervia, and diplomatic agent in Bull
aria; Stanford Newell, Minnesota,
mister plenipotentiary to the Neither
nds and Luxembourg: Hamilton King.
'ichigan, minister plenipotentiary to
am; Spencer +. Eddy. Illinois. sec
ctary OF the embassy at st. Peters
'lrg, Russia; II. +. Greene, Minnesota,
ivil service commissioner; s. N. Dex-
ter North. Massachusetts, director OF
the census: p. s. Oliver. New York,
assistant secretary of war.
To be lieutenant general-Major
General Samuel b. M. Young, U. S. A.
To be major general-Brigadier Cen
eral Samuel s. Summer.
Col. George +. Elliott. United States
marine corps, to be brigadier general
c~ommandant of the marine corps.
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N[WSOF( CONGRESS-
Meeting Of the Upper and Lower
House.
A WEEK At WASHINGTON
Large Attendance ~ Members-Many
Nils In SIs Try to Mako
Session . Short ono.
- - ,iklg
. WEEK At WASHINGTON
SENATE
TIrEChAX

The session of the senate was devoted
exclusively to the reading OF the presi-
hcnt's message in support Of e~ciprocity
with Cuba and to the routine incident
b. the receipt OF the message. The at
tendance Of senators was exec; ~'ionally
large, and many appeared vita large
rolls OF freshly prepared bills.
The message received the careful at-
tention of the senators and when It's
reading had been concluded Mr.. Gull
ION Qllinois) was recognized to move
the reference to the committee on for
eign relations of the message and the
Cuban treaty. the text OF which had
been transmitted with the message.
This motion prevailed. ad 1t had no
sooner been disposed Of than upon mo-
ton OF Mr.. Allison Oowa) the senate
adjourned.
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HOuSE-THuRSDAY

hAoSor hiiciNobhI
When the house met the speaker an
nounced the ways and means commit
tee as follows:
Republicans-Messrs. Payne IN. W,
Dalzell (Pa.). GrosvenOr (Ohio), Taw.
ney (Minn,). Mccall (Mass.), Babcock
(Wis.), Metcalf (Cal.). Hill Comm,
Boutell Qll.), Watson (Ind.), Curtis
(Kan.).
Observation-Disclosures Williams (Miss.),
Robertson (La.), Swanson (Va.). Nc
Clelland IN. ". Cooper (Tex.). Clark
(Mo.).
Mr.. Payne introduced the bill to
make effective the Cuban reciprocity
convention. which, without objection.
was read by title and referred to tne
committee on ways and means. Mr..
Payne having moved to adjourn, Mr..
Williams (Miss.) inquired II he was
ready to the program Of the
majority.
Mr.. Payne said a meeting of the
ways and means committee would be
called and he hoped to report the bill
to the house then. Adjourned.
MIR. Roberts republican. Mass.) In
PRODUCED a bill removing the tariff on
bituminous coal containing less than
80 per cent of fixed carbon and slate;
also a bill removing the duty on hides.
Representative James Of Kentucky
introduced a bill amending the extra
dition section Of the revised statutes
so as to require state officers to arrest
and deliver persons who are fugitives
from justice from other states. upon
the presentation OF proper warrants
signed by the governor of the state
making the requisition. The bill Is In
tended to cover the case OF former Gov
ernor Taylor of Kentucky.