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Abstract 60 established IHHa Base
mrHt NJ Halter DIh Phone Main lot
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than a block Ia length was Borne
alaft by "a score ~ c0sinmed Gslos-
tlaia and was aae ~ the principal
attractions The route WaH marked
b. eEplaa loHa - giant fire crackers
aud miniature bombs which nlled
the air UIth maEe and shHHds ~
red and gilt paper while The Wei-
kin was split HIfh the HHdent
music of numerous Chinese bands.
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Hiah Prices Dc Not Make Qualities.
II Will pay yau 10 see The qualities
of our mems underwent The prices
are reasorghle-vill please You. ~
n. brooks a "a. 1881 end ave. 80
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IDNuTIII40N A DALTON. Law
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work halu taaf sio Arcade HidE
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CHINESE CARRY GREAT DRAGON
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Nj and hfs npurlar liuaa Violin aud
piano Instruction als llflH ave Ind
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riverside fine uriEhhHfhuud Tree
mail dtIIEtf'. nur faadH terms sc
each balance one tWo aud three
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WAHuEdfos stat, Analytical Ia
bufaturi aHd Arsnf office lW Co
iumnlh street Seattle Paul tlurY.
Chemist
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4 40 Acres acres cleared balance
nearly CLEARED all fenced. t.ruum
house. au county tuad E biuykH from
core. Scent fare, So. balance cHHE
terms Hz=aN
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iw nyfsH aafurH Lake Washington
Euud HuI IHhH wtIl fine trayt Ca aHb
uih ldt 90 hold fuf investment FHlHs
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acre lees fhau nHf land BOO chat To-
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a Ii NEWEtt. III Marion st
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~ Acres hiHhN improved broom
house large ErgruHaHHa. plenty IF
terms. =, HfN
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Mones g. loan NJ Heat Hates
HNEntH. l..uHf Il 4 COX
Lumber EXCHANGE
Phones James aazH a 'tA
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aHrAr LAND aAIE
Twelve Hundred Acres Nuu on Sale IN
Five AND FEN.ACuE TRACTS
between Seattle aud Everett
one Mile ~ the pfstIissf Waterfront
Uu Puget sound
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a PINE nrHtNIHa CHANCE
Der little mHHfF taii HuH zee uH be
fHfr it b taH late
q ~ NtDiIuIm.
g. HlHUgtf tIdH
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,uu reading IN German aud Eng-
tah Ruom tg 1909 ard ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
Martini .Rossi
ITALIAN
Yarmouth
Has educated the popular
taste to the full apprecia.
ton of the benefits Of
VermOuth drinking.
IT'S THE BRAND YOU KNOW.
BALTIC BRINGS IN NEARLY 5000
BISHOP OF RIPON'S WEE TAKEN
I'LL on HOARD.

Ex.MayOr Van Wyck Reports That Croker
May Come Over Within q Year-vice-
Admiral Sir Charles &. Drury Here for
Visit TO Annapolis and Nashingt on.
The leviathan Baltic OF the White Star
Line reached this port at 8 o clock yesterday
afternoon. There were aboard of her 2,SS5
persons besides her crew. OF these 2,227
men and women were steerage passengers
and 658 were in the cabins. Among the
passengers were ex-Mayor Van Wyck,
the Bishop OF Rpon, his wife, Mrs. Boyd
Carpenter; Hugo Seligman, with his wife
and daughter; Sir George Newnes, Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus c. Juilliard, Marshall
Field. Benjamin II. Gaskill, Vice-Admiral
Sir Charles G.. Drury, X. c. S. l., actual
chief Of the Admiralty Of the United King
dom, and the Earl Of Yarmouth.
Sir Charles c. Drury came to this country
to meet relatives and to inspect the United
States Naval Academy and certain other
establishments. Admiral Drury said that
it was his intention to visit Annapolis and
Washington and that he would start back
for the British Isles in five days.
The Bishop OF Ripon came to deliver
the 1904 Noble lectures at Harvard. Yes
terday morning his wife was taken i'll with
hemorrhages of the stomach. She grew
worse and on the arrival of the ship was
removed to the New York Hospital, where
it was reported that her condition was not
serious.
Sir George Newnes is the proprietor Of
the Strand Magazine, Tit Bits and the West
minister Gazette. he came to this country
on business, but intends to spend week
in the Adirondacks and the Canadian woods
Mr.. Newnes is the owner Of the new turbine
yacht Albion. now building. He said that
comfortable and more convenient than
any other yacht in the world
The concert of the trip was omitted on
account Of the death of Mr.. G. G. Ellison,
a saloon passenger, by heart disease on
Wednesday. Mr.. Ellison's body will be
taken back on the Celtic on Saturday.
Ex-Mayor Van Wyck was greeted at the
pier by a large company Of the faithful.
Mr.. Van Wyck said at the pier:
Il have the greatest confidence in the
success of the State and national tickets.
believe that Cleveland should have been
to be the next best man who could have
been nominated. Nobody has the slightest
doubt of Mr., Parker's moral Independence.
Herrick is the best man that could have
been nominated for Governor. / believe
Croker in Vantage in June. We talked
over past political experiences, but we
had little to say on recent issues Mr.
Croker Seems TO have left the political
arena Of New York State. believe he
will come over within year, but he has
no intention to interfere with politics"
The Earl of Yarmouth, who about nine
months ago married Miss Alice Thaw of
Pittsburg, said that he was not going to
return to the vaudeville stage.
The Baltic made her voyage in seven
days, hours and II minutes This is the
fastest trip she has yet made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
OVER.REALISTIC MELODRAMA
Puts the Hero Too Close ~ the Saw in the
Mil ami Leaves Him on Clutches.

Roland &. Edwards, who plays the part
of the hero in the melodrama Her Mad
Marriage at the American Theatre, played
his role last night on crutches In the
last act of the play the villain ties the hero
on a moving carriage, which brings him
slowly near a taud saw. This Is in a saw
mill Electricity regulated from a switch
board in the side scenes moves the ma
chinefy.
!Scrcpp'es, newsboy, saves the hero's
life at The proper moment. He does so
by climbing an electric light pole outside
the mill and Jerking down wire supposed
to be alive.
In doing his stunt in the last act on
Wednesday night Edwards moved his right
leg against the saw before the power was
turned off and he got quite a serious cut.
He could hardly walk when he got up yes
terday and he appeared at the theatre
last night and toll the management that
he could not go on. He hadn't any under
study, 80 it was decided that he would have
to play his role on crutches.
Before the curtain went up Stage Man
ager Hall told the audience Of the accident
Edwards had met with and begged indulg-
ence for having him appear on crutches.
When Edwards came on he was loudly
cheered. He went through his part although
he was In some pain. When tied by the
villain to the moving carriage in the last
act he took good care that he didn't get
within two inches OF the saw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
coon THING IN GAS BILLS.
Man Caught Collecting for His Own Ac.
count May Have Secured Thousands.

The police OF the West Twentieth street
station arrested yesterday afternoon man
who they believe has got lot Of money
from people in the city in the last two or
three months by representing himself as
an agent OF the Consolidated and New
Amsterdam gas companies He was ar
rested shortly after he had collected gas
bill from Charles II. Williams Of 4?a West
Twentieth street
Williams had paid the bill and mistr rust
ing tho man, notified the police. de-
tective followed him from house to house
and when he thought he had sufficient
evidence arrested him. At the station
house the man save his name as Ewood
Sievers and said that he lived at 1880 Pacific
street, Brooklyn. man from the gas
companies, who called at the police station
last night, said that complaints OF losses
amounting to several thousand dollars
had come to the companies Offices within
the last few months More than $500,
he said, had been lost by consumers in
Harlem alone, come Of the bills paid by
them amounting to as much Us $40.
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IlIis-GaEe.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Sept. 20 Miss Augusta
W. Gage, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. william
b. Gage OF this village. and William Howell
Ellis of Philadelphia, who has country
place at Amber. Pa were married In the
bethesda Protestant Episcopal Church this
evening Bishop william II. Walker Of the
Western New York diocese oficated, assisted
by the rector, the Rev. DR.. Joseph Carey.
The church was decorated with American
main aisle and lending TO the alter ruii. The
best man wns George Willing, Jr., Of Phila-
de!ptia and Mrs. James Lee Stott, the wife
of Judge Scott OF Saratoga springs. wns
matron of honor A reception followed at
o O'Clock at Park Edge, the North Broad
way place OF the brides parents. The newly
will after Oct IL be lat home" at Amber, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
STRICKEN MANS WtTCH LIFTED.
Busincss-I.ike Attentions 10 Old Court
AIT endant Supposed 10 He Dying.

Paddy Harris, the seventy-year-old Sur
rogates Court attendant, who was overcome
in court OF Wednesday and removed to the
Hudson street hospital in what was then
believed to be a dying condition, returned
to work yesterday. He says that while
he WAS unconscious somebody lifted
his SITS gold watch and chain. At any
rate he did not find it when he came 10.
though the 81 90 in small change and his
keys had been undisturbed Paddy says
that being overcome ia too expensive
business to be continued
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PLANS THIS YEAR.
Ten Performances ut the Opera House AS
surcd. but There May he Ten More Later.


surcd. but There May lie Ten More Later.
Heinrich Conried made public yesterday
his plans for the production OF Parsifal"
this season, Five evening performances
will be Given, on Nov. "a Thanksgiving
Day) and re-. 1, 8. is and 70. The per-
for -nanoes will be1in at s o'clock, as hith-
crto Two matt, ea3 only will be giver.
The first will take place on Christmas Day,
beginning at Ii:So o'clock and ending at S.
The second win be given on New Years
Day a. the same hour.
The new representatives OF kundry
will be Lillian Nordica and Olive Fremstad.
Marian Weed will also sing the part again.
Otto Goritz. who last year sang X hn0sor,
will alt ornate with Anton Van Rooy as
Amfortos; Adolf MUhlmann will alternate
with Otto Goritz as kingsor, Marcel Jour
net and Robert Blass will alternate as Gurne-
Florence milford will sing the Voice, and
Porsifai will again be divided between
Alois Burgstaller and Andreas DIPPED.
1t In upofficially intimated that there
may be second series OF Ave performances.
Alfred Hertz will again conduct all the
@Parsifal' performances.
The orchestra stalls remain $40. but
there Is no advance in the cheaper priced
seats The sale Of seats will begin on the
last day OF October. Balcony and family
circle seats may be applied for by mail,
and will be allotted in the order in which
they are received Mr. Conried says he
has adopted this course to keep the cheaper
tickets out Of the hands OF the speculators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
ORCHESTRA ABOVE AND BELOW.
So PhilharmOnics in the Pret0ria's Cabin
and 500 Canaries in Her Hold.

The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. con-
sisting Of fifty-fve musicians under the
leadership OF Composer Franz Won Blon,
ARR, ed vest erday on board the Ea'nbura
American liner Pretoria. There were 500
canaries, all singers, in the ships hold.
and they helped the orchest ra out at times.
Other passengers were forty ballet and
chorus girls and musicians Of the ronried
Opera Company. Prof. James Breast ed.
George f. Chatfeld, H. J. Carrie, Theodore
l.. Cole William C. Dayton, Harold g.
Anderson. William Lyon Phelps, Judge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
SACRED HEART ACADEMY.

Select Catholic Military Boarding School.
ClassOn on the Sound. We>tchestcr, y. "
An Ideel location on shores OF Long Island Sounf.
registered by the regents prepares for COLLEGE an
business; large. commodious ouiidln!s. 81 mnasim;
and obedience. Term began Sept 18Th.
Address BROTHER EDMUND, Director.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
WEBER SHOW TO OPEN HERE.

Riaito Hears That Anna Held Had Other
Views for II. but They Didn't Go.
There was a rumor on Broadway last
night that Joe Weber and Anna Held had
had a disagreement about the opening OF
sHiggledy- Piggledy" at the Weber Music
Hall Miss Held was reported as want
ing to try the new pierre out OF town first.
Weber wanted to present 1t here first.
Mr.. Weber said that the first presentation
Incidentally the press agent vouched for
a story that the Weber h Ziegfeld firm
had had to pay IS 800 duty on gowns for
their star and some OF her show girls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
The SeagOers.

The Hamburg-American liner Deutsch-
land sailed yesterday with an unusrully
large cabin list for the season. In addition
to voyagers mentioned in yesterdays
sun, there were aboard Miss Evelyn Walsh
and Miss Wilson of Washnston the Countess
de Chambrun, julius Paul Meyer of the
Hamburg American Line, Paul Gottheil,
Mr.. and Mr,. r. s. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mcdonald Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X.
McAdoo, W. g. McAdoo and Miss Harriet
F. McAdoo,
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81 ern-yIlnlan,

TARaYrowN. y. y. Sept, ga large
wedding was celebrated at noon to-day
at Beech Corners. the country seat Of Samuel
Ulmnn OF New York city, when his only
daughter, Miss Lillian, was married 10
Harold stern OF New York. The ceremony
was performed In the main hall under a
huge wedding bell OF roses and autumn
leaves. Miss tfllman wEs attended by Miss
Helen Werner as maid OF honor, and Philip
Stern was the best man. MIR. and Mrs Stern
will go TO Europe on their honeymoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
NEW ROMEO AND JULIET.
Charles Frohman Is to Present r. II. Sothcrn
and Julia Mariowe In the Play.

Charles Frohman is to present at the
Knickerbocker Theatre on Monday even
ing, Oct. II. Z. H. Sothern and Julia
Marlowe, as joint stars in a special pro-
duction OF Romeo and Juliet 1t will be
the first appearance Of these two players in
combination here and the beginning Of a
limited season Of Shak espearian productions
for them. Il will also be the first appear
ance here Of Mr.. Sothern In the role OF Romeo
Miss Marlowes Juliet Ia well known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
BABY horn TO THE HARRIMANS
It's Boy and Weighs Nine Pounds Mother
DoinS we'll.

WHITE PLAINS, n. y, Sept. 2s.-Eariy
this morning a bouncing baby boy was born
to Er. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman at their
home in the outskirts OF White Plains
1t weighs nine pounds. The mother is
doing we'll Mr.. Hartman recently re-
turned from trip with party OF friends
along the Sound to Newport on his yacht
Cr,,saGer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
RIG SALE FOR sCHUMANN-HEINK.
The Newest Prina Donna az Comic Opera
sure Of q Large Opening Audience.

The Gale Of seats for Loves Lottery
the comic opera in which Nine. Schumann-
Heink is to appear ut the Broadway Thea
tire, began yesterday. When the box
office opened at o'clock yesterday morn
ing there were several hundred persons
in line waiting for seats. The mail brought
orders for more than 5000 worth before
the day ended. Before noon the advance
sale, Manager Whitney says. including the
mail orders, had reached s., 600.
Mr.. Whitney rays that last Monday
committee Of spectators Gale d on him
and offered to purchase outright $1,000
worth of tickets every week during the
Schumann- Heink engagement. but he re-
fused their offer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30

Regular Depa rim ents
in SYSTEM
BuildinTa SaiesFercc
Organizing an Adver.
Using Department
Organizing q Factory
Business CORES.
pondence
Credits and Collec-
lions
Talks to Statesmen
System In Banking
system In shipping
Systems for the Re.
taller
Real Estate 4 In
surnnce
System In Professions
Sh Ort-ruts That Save.
Bank Bldg. Chicago
or the Man Of Affairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-30
Realty Men Hippodrome Go. Directors.

At a meeting OF the New York Hippo
drome Company yesterday the following
directors were elected: John W. Gates,
II. s. Black, Robert f.. Bowling, r, G. Bah
bage and Elmer s. Dlndy. Mr.. Black is
president and a director OF the United
States Realty Company, and Messrs. Gates.
Bowling and Babbage are directors Of the
realty concern. The United States Realty
Company owns the property on which the
hippodrome is building and has leased 1t
TO the Hippodrome company.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-01-07

Void & Lightheart, wines and liquors.
Family trade a speciality.