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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Greiwiaige nStbi9.
Heisrpifen 8erlin's CUR 8efdmpfuug
Der ShwIr3en In Afrifa.

Berlin. Is. Oft. Obuobl bic
&eaierung tueaer Der Durdidneibung
oes @abels auf beioen Seiten bon
Swafopmuno obne ~tpeitere Nadridten
aus Sio.W ef- Mfrita III, bstra9tet fie
bic 2uae i'm Sinblid auf ben @itbois
Nufftano nit erb6bter BeIoreniB.
Gin Die biefssn &eieruiften wuroe
Elm Circular perianot, bas cine grobe
3abl 5reiminiger fur Mfrita. nament=
lid Mrtileriiten unb 9eute bon attberert
teanii9en WaHeu, perlanat.
Nus Dem Circular gebt berpor. oaB
bOrausi9tlid bebeutenbe Vertdrtun=
gen mad Seuti9-S toweft- Nfrita 9e-
fanbt tperben.
Spdter purbe mitgetbeilt, bic Ga.
6el= 0erbinbuns nit Smafopmunb Tel
wieoer i'm Sang. 8ouberneur 2eut=
tuein eabelt, bic @o9as uno Sotten=
totem bdtten fi9 benz Mufffanb ange'
fdloHen.
SentIhIano.
Ser Il mo It 8eanbte n
% q B 9 o n.
Berlin, Is. Ottober. Or. SEQ
8Osel, Der Sefretdr Der biefisen f9mei.
ger 8eianotl1aft unb neue @eIanbte in
Wai5ington, miro Der jinsffe Siplos
mat ieines STANCES in Waibineton iein.
ST lit Al Sabre uHb mar bereits finf
Sabre lang Nttade unb Setretdr. 81
tam aug Wafbin9ton 1893 bierber.
8osel 1T u~nperbeiratbet. Nbreiie faum
Dor Weibna9ten.
grtIdrung b's.
sage. 2ippesS etmoIb, Is.
DIT. Ser 2anotag lebnte bic &e9ie-
runss=8 orlase ab. uelde @erldnse.
rung bon beg 8rafen 2eopolo &egent.
f6aft biz mad benz Eooe bes regieren'
ben 6irfen Mleranber porf9lug.
Winiter.p rdibent @ebetOt berlas
barauf cine grfldrung 2eopolo's. no.
nod er, bon Der @sre6tigteit ieiner Nn'
iprii9e iber3eust, fef uertraut. ba!
Rei9 psroe oieie idiben uno bic an'
~gelesenbeit tueroe Dor benz Sobe be!
Gtrffen Mleranber aur 3ufrieoenheit
gsregsIt tperoen. Der Minilter ber
taste Johann ben 2anotag.
Die 2rantbeit
26niss.
Sresben, Is. Ott. Ser gu
ffano bes 36niss @eorg bon Sa9Ien
oefen Mtbmngusbei9merben unb all
semeine S9wdde 3unebmen. errest er
neute Beiorsnib.
t-S + Il.
Sranffurt. a. d., 13. Ott
Naa elmer 8riHslsr Sepei9e on bi
r5rantfurter 3situns" babsn fid Ser
treter beuti9er, britiider, franaoff6e
uno beIsiider Gabritanten auf bi
@rinbune sines internationaIen Ser
banoes our geberri9ung Der Stabl
Sdienen=Snbuffrie seeinigt.
@rpbbritannien.
u n aIl bes 9er3ogsb o
@onnaugbt.
gbinburs, Is. Oct. Der Ser
sog b. @onnaugbt, 8ruoer bon 26ni
gbmarb, ftieB beute In ieinem Nutomr
bill nit einem 2afmasen juiammen
wurbe beraussefdleuoert uno erIii
peinlide 8~erlebuneen. bic ieoo9 fein
e~rnfbaften Golsen baben.
epaHien.
@orIa9eb 8 a g.
:. Minifers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

goparb, fieB beute in feinem Mutomo-
bill nit einem 2afwaseu suiammen,
muroe berausseidleubert unb erIitt
peinlide 9erlebuneen. Die ieoo9 teine
erntbaften Golsen baben.
epanien.
0orIaqeb s inarta=
mi fers.
Mabrib, Is. DIT. Sn Der M6-
aeorbneten. Rammer bra9te Der 6inana
Minifter cine 8orlage Elm, rpeIde ale
SranspOrt=3 6ae auf 6ri9te, Webl,
2artofsln. 0ieb unb 2oblen, bic iber
See, auf 5liiKen poer per Babn bef6r.
bert ueroen, abf4aft.
Yortugal.
uni9erbeit bur9
81 1uber.
Oborto, Is. Oft. Sin befanrls
ter &aufmana Namens Wanuel 8in=
bas tpuroe bier bon Bri9anten anse.
grifen uno UNI cine grobe Summe
@eloes beraubt. Sn benz Sample
empfins ct % @unoen, bic Webraabl
t6btli9.
Nebnli9e r1eberfdIe uurben fiirali9
geneloet unb bic prefe berlangt ener.
gii&es ginsreifen Der &esierun9.
Sdweoetl uno Norwegen.
6 9ub36IIe igt.
@brifiania. Is. Oct. Die
8brOnreoe BEL gr6fnung oes Sbor-
things bot ni9ts BON internationaiem
Snterefe auber Nnfinbisung elmer
3ol-g Orlaae gu .sr6bsrem e&ube ftr
bic rationale Mrbeit." IS 1T iebod
ieoO9 teine raoitale Sariff !. RepiRon
gepIant.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Sf=MKen.
q q m b qeb I m r.

ot ~ y ] y
9 I. petersburg, IA. Oct.
Ysrspeifelte 3dmpfe nit i4uersn 8er-
luffen auf beioen Seitert, unter tueds
ielnben grfolsen fur Die &uHen. 1T
bas 8eIume iiber bic Gage in elmer Se=
peide 2urOpatfin's bonn Is. Nnsei4en,
bab bic G4ladt aufb6rt. liesen ni9t
bor. 2u topattin befabl Der Irmee
beute GOrisBuus bes Samples.
9uropattin m @91a9t=
genfhl.
3uropattin ielbt iii i'm bidtefen
S9Ia6tsspible unb iein Stabsdef
Satbarof leitet ben Nuftldrunssoienft
peri6nli4.
Nm i9drfften mar Der 2ampf auf
bent Centrum uno Der psfl. Glanfe.
Bon um3in9eIung d 8
betannt.
gntaegen benz 8eridte beg Wari1a1s
Cpama, iaet 3uropattin's Sepei9e
nidts iiber cine nm3inaelungs.8 ewe-
eung bur6 General Otu. Iu4 Elm
gerlut bon @sidiben III nidt err
fudbnt, pdre iibrigens bon teinen nee
ientliden Golaen.
Die Sdtsden Der Sdladt waren
bur9 bittsre 2dlte unb &ssen erb6bt.
General Wiidtidsnfo, Der auf einem
Strsifsuge in 9orea semeloet muroe,
nabm am Sample auf benz Iinfen Gliis
gel bsrporragenoen Intbeil.
Sort Nrtbur= 2age.
General St6fsls gsriat lsst bic
Grass nabs. ME LANCE ielbft elm GROCER
Wunitionsoorratb ansefdts Der Sef=
tisteit Der iapaniidsn Mnsrife rsi9en
fann.
@Om fratsgiiden @efidtspuntt aus
am geosnfli4fen 1T. baB es ben So
panern selane, cine M6rier=g atterie,
tpslde bic innere Geffung beberri9t,
aufsufabren.
& r opatfin nirb ODER.
8eeblsbab er.
Ser 2aiier belt bente einen 2rie9s'
ratb ab, nobel, ME man annimmt, BIZ
@rnennuns 8uropattin's aum Ober'
9~efeblsbaber Der Streittrdfte in be,
Manoidurei bei9lORsn wuroe.
Die Office /. Glotte berldBt 2ibal
beute Mbenb auf cine fur3s 2reasfabrt
Ser Sies besltnfea q , O
ni6en GIiigels.
Sauptq q uartier Der q
b 9en GeIbarmee, IL
Ott5r., bia Guian, IA. DIT. Be
heutige Sies bieier Nrmee mar emit
ideibenb. Sie &uRen fo4ten table
unb madten peri9ieoene 8egenan9rife
sic puroen aber iebesmal auriidse
idIasen uno bic Sapaner iebten ibrel
8ormari9 fort.
80 ruffii9e @ef9abe er
b u t.
Sofio, Is. Oft. 8eneral Stl
erbsutete Is ruffif9e @ei9dbe; felt Be
sinn Der S4la9t finb iebt 80 ruiffd
2anonsrt in bic Sdnbe Der Sapaner &c
fallen. Die lesten Beridts bon be
6ront meloen fortbauernbe iapaniid
, @rfolse.
Sapa1er errin9en 0or
tbetIe.
8eri9ie aus ben Sauptauartiere
Der Wanoidureisa rmeen seisen. oa
bic Sapaner bel benz seffriaen 3ampi
i'm @anaen grfola bat.en unb baB al
brei iapaniiden Deere enti9ieoene Dor
tbeile erran9en. Die Operationen gu
r SiOlirung uno nm3ingelung Der &u'
E fen BET Seni9u MAIDEN stinffi9e Jort
f9ritte.
Sie i'm Sample ensasirten Sruppe
fino 9r6ber an 3abl als BEL 2iao Danl
I'm einieen Steaen iibertraf bas o,
fe9t an 9eftigteit ole bisberisen 81
! sisniRe bes 2rieses. Die @erlufte fin
fraglOs idwer.
&uen Il d ge4lagei
Cine Sepeide iiber bic geffrige
9dmpfe fast: en- Der &iatung bo
!. 8eniibu fino bic feinoli9en Nngrif
auf allen punften a~bQetpieIen. Ve,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
o erbierteS dladttaQ q,

' W. AOs 49, XIV OJb"N1'
iaolid BON bier 9ing am Mittmo9 nit
fets be%r9r6Berter Seftiafeit meter. Sn
6inli2t auf 8er5weifung, Sapfsrteit
uno SlutpereieBen felt fe 9iao Oene
melt in ben Shattea. @eQen Ibeno
sinsen Die Sapaner peri6iebentli9 our
Ofenfibe iiber. 6eute tobt Der 3ampF
nit ununterbrO9ener Wutb tpeiter.
5eute 1T Der nierte S1la9ttae.
&hdsue auf Der eansen
Ginie.
Sotio. Is. Oct. Wie eeneloet
piro, 3ieben fid Die &ufsn auf Der
sansen 2inie suriid uno bic ruTfide
Streitmaat bel genfbu III tpabrI9ein-
LID umsinselt.
Selbmarida0 Cpama briidt i9 in
8eridten bon Wittwod bsfrieoigt iber
ben Sortidritt Der 8dmpfe amiiasn ben
Jliihen Saitie uno Sun aus.
Centrum unb 3eate srran9en tpe-
isntliGe 0ortbeile.
Wdbrenb bic Mrmee bersmeifeIt
tdmpfte, um bic ruiiide @edts ein3u=
fdlieBen, fanbte Opama 2 Sepef9en.
Die cine bei9rieb bic OperatiOnen In
Der &i9tun9 bon Wufben uno bic
5tueite rheloet Die am II. Set. erfolgte
Wegnabme bon 2 6elo-@ sidtbsn unb
8 WunitiOns- Wagen. 8ensralmaior
Wurni tuuroe ~bsrtpunbet unb Elm
Obsrf get6btet.
Sapan. @rfoIge baIten an.
Sofio, Is. Sst., Mbenbs. Die
lebten Selesramme bonn 2risssi9au-
plabe meloen Die Nnbauer Der iapani-
iden grfrise.
Sen. Otu's linte Nrmse erbeutete
aaein Is @ei9tBe.
Die &uRen madteu 2 berawsifelte
Segenangriffe geaen bic iapanii4e
2inte, wuroen aber unter farten gsr-
luten suriidgeidlagen.
Sie iapunifden @ommanbsure
brtiden in ibren Beridten Bswunos-
rung hber Die Sapfsrtsit Der &uHsn
aus.
StoefeI meIbet.
J. st. petersburs, Is. Oct. =
ginem geri9t Sen. StoeKsls an ben
3aren aufolge, bonn s., nimmt bic 8e.
i6iebun9 Der 6etuns an Seftisteit gu.
Die Sapaner fibrten msbr @ei9ibe
sesen bic Noro 5ront auf. ibre Mn=
srife auf bsri9iebsnen Stelen ruurben
aber absefdlasen.
Ole Sruppen 3eigen unsrf9htterte
Sapferteit, Die 0erwunosten tebren
poI Offer in bic 9inisn auriid.
Inter benz z. iast StosKel u. a.:
Die 8eiAiebung wiro jsban Sag Def
tiger. Der Geinb erbielt Yerftdrtuu=
gen bon peri9ieoenen Bataiaonen.
9as Wetter it falt.
Die beiberfeiti9e 8 rups
pen fdrfe.
Sofio, Is. Oft. Sie Sadbun.
J., gen iber bic @eiammt. Streittrdfte in
Der S9la9t finb psri9ieoen. Nat
, elmer Sepeiae aus 2iao gang perfhser
. bic @uHen iiber 200, 900 Wann mil
1000 @efatBen. Die japan. Streit.
madt TT 9r6ber als bel Sian Dang.
Offee-GIotte abge-
4 abren.
B 2Dnbon n, Is. Oft. Nah einel
e petersburger Depeide trat bic Office.
E Glotte beute Nbsno aug 2ibau ibr,
: Gabrt nod benz fernen Often an.
.lSapau. s ransportbampfe
gefi9tet.
SaeOma a, Waib., Is. Set. Ga.
pitdn @nluno bon benz aug San 6ran
cisco a%nselansten ruifi9en S9if
@lenarb meloet, CT babe bel Der Ser.
: fabrt einen iapanii9en Sransportoam
B pier gei4tet.
San Jrancisco, Ii. Oct
9iefgeW arineO ffiaiere glauben, bab oa!
9efi4tete S4if enttpeoer Der iapaniia
9anoelsoampfer vMmerica" ooer be
j. ameritaniide 3ransportbampfer vSbe
riban" NOR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14

S9la4tfeIoes enaagirt si ieinn.
Waridul Opama eruieb,rte 2uropat=
fins ansriH auf bic iapaniide &edts
ourd sinen 8Ormarfd aeasn bic ruff
i6e &sdte.
Die Sage, nur in einem melt ar6Be-
rem Wabfab, gemabnt an iene Bel
8afanaotu, mo Statelberg, als er ben
iapanii6en re6tsn Hlfsel gu tperfen
iu6te, ielbf nit ieinem redten Gliisel
auridgeIdlasen tpurbe.
Die Sapaner 9ingeu seftern sssen
ben re9ten ruifiidsn 5liissl gum an-
grif Dor unb bra6ten bisien gum Wan=
fen. Nuf benz Centrum iebo9, bonn
Dental gabnbof 6itli9, mn General
Nob3u 9lei9faus einen @esenI6las
beriudte unb mo Der 2ampf am BEIGE
fen pitbete, bielten Die &uHen lire
Stenunaen. Sci gintritt Der Na4t
mar bas &eiultat uusnti9ieoen. 9eute
friib nabmen bic Sapaner Die OHen=
ibe tpieber auf.
Der grfol9 bon SurOpattinsS dladt=
plan bdn9t bon ben Operationen Der
ruifi6en re4ten Tliigel : 8euegung
se9en Opamas &e1te ab. Sie Stdrfe
Der Streitma1t, nit Der &orobattin
bieie 8ewesuns unternahm, 1T nidt
befannt.
Oeut9er 3 amper II d I
bic 81odabe 81 bre9en.
Sfinatau, 13. Oct. Wa1ts.
Ser @o~rreionoent Der NHOc. preKe BORT
aus 3uberldifser Nue1e. baB elm geftern
BIER nod Shangai burGsereifer bober
ruiiider DffBier fabelaafte MnsebOt'
an S9iffer ma9t. INN 2abungen nad
Port Mrtbur su brin9en.
Ser Off3ier gab gu, Die gorrdtbe
fsisn hednstisenb famal, beionbers an
2ohlen. Ser beutfde Sampler gmma
min periu9en nit elmer 9oblsnlabunQ
mad port Mrthur au fommen. Sis
ausldnbii9e Manni9aft beg S9ifes
tpurbe burd gbineien sriebt. giele be,
Mannidaft beiertirten, als Fe ben
gstimmungsurt BEG SdiHes b6rten.
Sie &uhen be3ablten ben @igen.
tbimsr,l bes SdiHes, uie es beiBt, SIS
per Sonns, auber Sintsrlesuns bee
S9dbunssmertbes bes S9iHes faas
benz @apitdn Die Surdbre&un9 be,
glodabe eelinst, erbdlt er $3.50 8es
Iohnung.
3riegs @orre'
ponbenten.
Ytctoria, 9. e., Is. Oft
Wit benz Sampfer gmpreB Of Sapar
trafen Ssrr unb Srau q. $. Sapi!
aus Sapan cen. ferner 6err uno Gral
s. Yalmer, 6. j. 2nisbt unb g
3pn9, 2onbon.
3nisbt tebrt i'm Gribiabr nod ben
3risssi9auplab 3uriid. Ct unb Bal
r,sr bsfanben fid bel Sen. &urOti'!
Nrmee i'm 2iaOgana 5elo3ua uno ipra
den iiber bic ibnen bonn iapaniidet
Stab sstporoene 8~ebanoIuns b6di
lobenb.
6 + o attin T 9 bi
3urhdwsi ng feiner
s Mngriffe.
g t. getersbur9, IL. DIT
Sen. 3uropattin befi9tet, baB tpdb
rsnb Der seitrisen unb beutigen &dmpf
Die 8ruppen Der @orbut aus Del
Saupt : Stelunse1 berftdrft wuroen
baB Der Iinfe 5liisel id beute Mben'
auf bic Saupttelung 3uriid3og I'm
bab Na9mittass bas Centrum eben
falls gum 3uridwei4sn 9en6tbig
tpurbs. Som re9ten Gliigel 1T ni4t
ertpdbnt.
SIN 2aufe feines 8eridts iagt 0urc
pattin, Der 2ampf lei i'm b64fe,
@raoe bsrspeifelt. .Wir idluge1 sabl
reids Sapaner=M nsrife aurtid uno Ell
srifen islbft bic Ofenfipe.
Die beloenmtitbise 0ertbeioigun
feiner boraefhobenen Steaung ourt
bas Somst Regiment 1T beionoers e,
tpdbnsnswertb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
Nod feline @ntidtioung*
Mnd Der pierte Sag Der MltOeu=S dladt Obne ent
giltiges &einltat.

gtad Spamas Sarieanng mnrbem Die Gnfen geisrn hberaa snrHdaeorGmgt.
= Sbenueie abmeidenber geridt oes ruifiden COMMANDERS. -yerlude
gewaIis. - Bort art6ur=9age. = 9ppe's 9anmag putast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-14
49,. Eabrseit Der 3lge..

zsmotbS-Bertaufsprete: SIC. 5O-l1.6o.
aIee - gertamfspreiie: SO .006Sl0.0C'
@erdiorm - g~erfaufspreVe: fe mao osi
nuaIitdt, 65-70t; neues 46 bis 50e.
Safer-sei&dIt A-46e; n ben Aeeres
% OO-$9.5O per zomne. Neuer 54-Soe.
etrOblgreHe. ie nod benz @rsb. IN TsL
lea, $6-H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
STREET EXTENSIONS.
Jury of Citizens Summoned-Award
Confirmed-Appraisers Make Report.

Tn connection with the proceedings re-
cantlv instituted to secure the extension OF
hlhemarIe street to a width of ninety rect,
between Connecticut avenue and Broad
Branch road, Justice Gould today. on mo-
ton OF Assistant Corporation Counsel Sim
clair. signed an order directing the United
States marshal for the District to summon
a Jury Of seven citizens to appraise the
damages and benefits resulting from the
condemnation of the land necessary for the
proposed extension.
The jury viii be directed to report Mon
day next, at / o'clock pm, when they will
be sworn by Justice Gould and instructed as
to their duties.
Justice Gould today passed an order
tnisi." confirming the verdict. award and
extension of 9Th street northwest, or
Wright's road, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 10Th instant.
The court directed that copy of the or
der passed be served by the marshal upon
the owners of the land condemned and the
owners of the land assessed in the verdict
of the jury before the date mentioned.
The jury impaneied by the court to ap-
praise the damages and benefits in the mat
ter of the condemnation of land for the
Joining of Kalorama avenue, in the Com
missioners' subdivision of Washington
Heights through lot l of Litte's subdi-
vision, met at the city hall this afternoon
and resumed the hearing of testimony
Among the witnesses in attendance before
the jury were former Commissioner George
Truesdell, Col. w. p. Kellogg, Fl. Rozter
Dulany and Admiral Thomas o. Selfridge,
u S. n.
The District Commissioners were repre-
scented at the hearing by Attorney Sinclair,
and Attorneys George c. Hazleton and
John c. Head appeared in behalf of certain
interested property owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
FUNERAL PLANS NOT MADE.
Arrangements for Tyner Obsequies
Await Word From Relatives.

Arrangements for the funeral of Gen.
James N. Tyner, late assistant attorney
general for the Post Office Department, and
once Postmaster General, who died here
yesterday morning, have not yet been COM
pleted. Mrs. Tyner is i'll and is waiting to
hear from relatives of the family before de-
Gliding upon certain details of the obseuuies
1t was stated today, however that the
services will be held some time Thursday
and will be extremely simple, only the i'm
mediate members of the family being pres
ent.
General Tyner's daughter Lille arrived
here shortly after her fathers death, from
Chicago, and will remain for some time
with her mother. A cable dispatch was
sent yesterday to Albert H. Tyner, the gem
erals son, who is in Cuba, but a response
has not been received at this time.
Edward Shields of Kansas City, Mo-,
nephew, and Richard Tyner of FrankIyn
Ind, a brother of General Tyner NAV be
present at the funeral, although this is
very doubtful In the case of the latter who
is said to be ill.
Rev. DR.. Frank M. Bristol, pastor of the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church,
which General and Mrs. Tyner attended be-
fore they moved to the northwestern part
of the city, will be asked to officiate at the
funeral services, to be held at the house.
The pallbearers, who have not yet been
named, will be members or close friends
Of the family.
The body of General Tyner will be placed
In vault in Oak Hill cemetery. where it
will remain until spring, during which time
Mrs. Tyner will decide whether or not she
will have her husbands remains inferred
here or in Peru, Ind, the generals old
home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
Verdict Of Jury in the Case of Young
Edward Bartlett,

Coroner hewitt held an inquest at the
morgue today In the case of the boy, Ed
ward Bartlett. who was run down by an
engine on the crossing of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad near LIST and H streets
Saturday afternoon and fatally injured.
The boy lived at I'd and G streets northeast
He was riding his bicycle Saturday. The
gates at the crossing were lowered, but the
space between them was sufficient to allow
the rider to pass through the opening and
get upon the tracks His right leg was cut
Off below the knee by, the wheels of a NOV
ing engine and he was injured about the
head. His death occurred at Providence
Hospital yesterday morning
Policemen Burke and Osterman were wit
nesses at the inquest. The latter had
plat showing the distance between the
gates. and both policemen told of what
they learned of the accident soon after it
occurred The boy was on his way to a
store to buy pair of gloves and was rid
ing west when he was struck by the en-
CINE. Just before the accident happened
boy friend asked him to let him ride on
the handlebars. Bartlett declined to grant
the request because he was in hurry.
Two men who were riding on the engine
jumped off when the accident occurred and
spoke to the injured boy. The latter re-
marked: This will kill my mother" He
was taken to the hospital where his death
occurred. as stated.
The jury returned verdict of accidental
death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
NEW YORK COUNTY VOTE.
Resume Of the Official Count at Recent
Election

NEW YORK, December 6.-Judge Par
ker's plurality in New York county in the
recent presidential election was 34631, &C
oording to the official count of the board Of
city canvassers, which was made public to-
day. D. Cady Herrick, the democratic can
didate for governor, ran more than 2o,OO0
ahead of the presidential ticket, having a
plurality of GO, 1876 in the county over Frank
W. Higgins. The democratic candidate for
lieutenant governor. Francis Burton Harri-
son, ran about / 800 behind the head of the
gubernatorial ticket
A feature of the official count Is found
in the figures for the social democrat can
didates With the exception of the cand1-
dates for chief judge and associate judge
of the court of appeals, each of whom ran
about thousand votes ahead of their
ticket all the representatives of the social
democrat party received practically the
same support.
Eugene Debs, the party's presidential can
didate, had total Of 16.472 votes in the
county. and all the other leading candi-
dates of the party were within one hundred
of these figures. Corrigan, the socialist
candidate for President. and Watson, who
headed the national ticket of the peoples
party received respectively 1857 and 1921
votes Watson's vote being the smallest ex-
cept for DIR. Swallow, the prohibition candi-
date who had 526 supporters in the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
UNDER SERIOUS CHARGES.
Two Young Men Accused Of Burglary
and Theft.


and Theft.
Joseph I. Wilson, a discharged soldier
from the Artillery Corps Of the regular
army. and Nathan T. Sim, member OF
Company L, I'd Regiment of the District
Guard, were before Judge KimbaH this
morning on two charges Of larceny. one
alleging the theft Of a civilian overcoat
and the other the theft Of three pairs OF
officers shoes, two swords, one saber,
Springfield rifle, and one officers overcoat
Detectives Parham and O Brien came into
the Police Court laden with the Do0ty,
which they alleged the two men had
secured from the Center Market Armory
some time ago.
The detectives stated that an entrance
had been gained to the armory by cLmDlhs
up and breaking pane Of glass from a
window, through which the men crawled.
The father and mother of Sim testineo
that the boy had been committed to the
insane asylum on four different occasions
and that he was released about five months
ago, the physicians stating that he was
cured. A short time ago, however, ne pc
gan acting queerly and they believed MIN
to be insane.
Wilson pleaded guilty.
Judge Kimball ordered Sim TO pc re-
turned to jail to await an inquiry into MS
mental condition.
Wilson was fined 500, with the equivalent
of sixty days in Jail, on the charge OF tax
ing the overcoat, and for the theft OF the
military goods the court ordered him to
give $500 bond to await the action OF the
grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
NO ONE TO LOVE.
Reason Assigned for Suicide by John
Arthur Regain.

Arthur heSau.
John Arthur Regain, who was employed as
a waiter at Park Hotel, this city. took his
life yesterday by swallowing carbolic acid
His dead body was found in his room In the
hotel yesterday afternoon. Before taking
the fatal dose he wrote a note. that was
found in small Bible that he had tucked
away under his vest. The note reads:
without any home and no one to love-
Nothing but work and worry for me. One
look of love would have made me all sun
shine. Love and science will never agree.
Away with science-one touch of love for
me- / have loved and lost; there's nothing
for me but cruel science chasing poor me-
Good-by God bless you all till we meet
again May God send His Holy Spirit TO
guide and keep all mankind. Love- love TO
ALL"
Regain was last seen alive Sunday. When
he failed to appear in the dining room yes
terday afternoon his room was VISITED IOl-
lowed by the discovery of his suicide: me
position of the body indicated that REGAIN
was seated on chair when he took the
fatal dose, but he had tumbled from the
chair to the floor. There was nobody 10
claim his remains and they were sent to the
morgue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-06
MICHIGAN CORONER FINED.
Sequel to Trial of Alleged Illegal Fee
Takers

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 6.-Dr. Otto Toe
pei, one of the two Wayne county coroners.
was today fined $3.50 and sentenced to thirty
days In the county jail by Judge Donovan
OF the Wayne circuit court for contempt of
court The contempt consisted of bringing
before Judge Donovan and securing his
formal approval of and signature to certain
alleged Illegal vouchers and claims by
means of which fees were collected from
the state. DIR. Toepel's attorneys will APP
peal the case to the supreme court today.
Coroner John d. Hoffman was today ar
raigned before Judge Murphy in the re-
corder's court on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses Judge Muir
ply announced that after a conference to-
day with United States Judge Swan, in
whose court Hoffman Is cited for trial for
alleged use of the mails TO aid a scheme to
defraud. he will tomorrow set date for
Honman's trial In his court Judge Swan
VIII late today fix date for Hoffman's
trial in the federal court.