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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-02
"CHURCHG0ING THIEVES"
Bishop of Syracuse Says Religious
"NilRonaires" Steal.

Binghamton N Y. oct LIN his sermon be-
fore confirming a large class at St Paufs Ro-
man Catholic Church in this city this morn
ing Bishop Patrick A. Ludden. Of Syracuse,
urged living upright Christian lives. in fact as
we'll as in appearance and said:
Look at these New York nillfonaires OF whom
we read much in the newspapers at this time.
On SUNDAYS they 20 to church with their Bibles
under their arms and on weekdays they are en-
gagged in stealing millions from the people
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nem CARS EoR CONSOLIDATED r. ?
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune

fBy Telegraph to The Tri0une-l
>-.v-4sven Conn. Oct Arrangements nave
,,st been made by the Consolidated Railway for
,Le construction of afty-seven cars OF the latest
ne and fourteen ploughs 1or the dILST I IN
tsssLst1rs of the electric system Inc S9St VIZ
~ bast 100000 The bodies will be nat n In
TVason Company, OF Sprlne,Ieiu' mass
he assembled at the shops hers
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MA NIXON STILL GAINING.

vestneld " Y. oct 1-speaker Nixon continued
.. ,r,n-ove to-day. and unless unforeseen cornplica
+,ors set in Il is now believed he will recover HIS
temperature got down 10 LOO TO-DAY win puise at
de-. nF 77ot1rishrnent and was IN good Splits DI
1TarT1onaId returned 10 Albany thls aLtstH"o4'
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PASTOR BECOMES CITRATE.

Caldwell. N J.. Oct l (specaD.-The Rev. Charles
2. Mitchell. pastor OF the Fairfield Reformed
Church for the last three years, has rendered his
resignation to become an Episcopalian- He has
cepted a call to become curate in St Johns
Church Chicago
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PROM1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CIISEY-Edward Atkinson, Boston NEITHER
TAND-Baron and Baroness TuTckhetn1. Germany
N0RMANDIE-Dr. J. r, Dillon. New-IQrleans- ST
PFCTlW B Van Rensselaer,, Albany; Lord
claude Hamilton. London. SS~OY-J- B; simpson.
lake George WOLCOTT-Or. Francis Hyatt,
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TRANSPACTFIC

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on Saturday. See above)
COSTA RIGA via Orleans 1000 D m Aron5ay.
sangs Nsw-Orlsans be Irregular aecouns
MEXICO CITY overland. at 80 ?. m ana 1890 D m
daily, except Sunday; Sunday at I . m. and 1910
o.
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BISHOP sATTERLEE TO PREACH IN ROME

Rome, Oct 1.-The Rev. Or. r. J. Nevin, rector
Of the American Church, returned to Rome to-day
after his vacation in Switzerland. The Right Rev
Henry Y satterlee, Protestant Episcopal Bishop
OF Washington. Will preach in the American Church
next Sunday.
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RUSSIAN SECRETARY GOES TO MEXICO

Washington. Oct. IN. de Thai. second secre-
+sr,y os the Russian Embassy has been temporarily
+-arsfArrad to Mexico as charge d'afares Of the
pussien Legation there Prince Budaehef, who
1ss with Baron Rosen at Toxic. has been attached
70 the washington Embassy.
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yesterday 81 degrees lowest.
average G5; fer oorIesyoIlns 4te ast year
fcsI Boreeast.-Falr to-day aud tomorrow. variable
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CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

.. readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central station webster and Jerome avenue trolIsys
- ~ carriage SIPS Telephone (4So5
G -o-,o-cvS for Book Of Views representative
Gi2N-0' once. 20 East 23rd St, N Y City
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast--W ashington, Oct l.
The storm that was central North Dakota Saturday
night practically disappeared TO the northeast OF
Manitoba and another FOR which storm warnings have
been ordered approaching the Washington coast Over
the Of the country pressure continues com
paratvely high been general in the central
valleys and per lake region
extreme Southwest and local rains in North Da
kota Western Washington
High temperatures continued the Atlantic Gulf
while from the upper lakes southwest into Texas
considerably cooler IN the Northwest and extreme
West temperatures have again risen
generally fair Monday and Tuesday
exrspt hat be Monday Middle
Gulf Coast and in the West GUN sates ana ram IN the
North Pacific states continuing iuesday IN the iatter
district extending into Western North Dakota
IN the Coast States It VIII be Tuesday the
The winds along the Nevv-Engla1d Atlantic
viii be light and variable South Atlantic Coast
and variable Gulf Coast light and mostly south
upper lakes. light to fresh west.
Steamers departing Monday for European ports will
have light winds with fair weather the Grand
storm warnings are displayed the entire North
Fost warnings have issued for Idaho
ern portions Of Washington and Oregon
Forecast for special Localities-For the District Of
Columbia partly cloudy slightly to-day Tues
day fair: variable winds
For NewJersey Delaware. fair to-day Tuesday
variable winds.
For Eastern Nev-YorI to-day. slightly IN
interior; Tuesday fair; variable winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair and slightly cooler to
Tuesday fair. vaFia bic winds -,
wi f6S s"-nE''''' --'' --' anu
For Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy and cooler to
For Western NewYor, fair and slightly cooler To-Day
Tuesday fair: light fresh southwest 10 west wi1os
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau changes IN the tenn
perature for the last hours. IN comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year;
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GALLAwAY-vRIGHT-O Saturday. September 80. at
ST Bartholorew's Church. by the Rev. Ernest NJ
Stres. Annie Beatrice Wright to John NJ Galloway
LEARNED-PALMER-Ou Saturday, September 80.
1905 at Summit. New-Jersey. by the Rev sidney
Conger, Adelaide Root Palmer, daughter Of Ella
Beznap Palmer and of John Conger Palmer.
Henry Coolidge Learned
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n 81 stephen Merritt Enb'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Eehearsa1s OF THE Marriage Of William Ashe, "
in which Grace George viii star during the coming
SEASON begin this morning, under the personal di-
-aotfon of William A. Brady. who will direct all OF
the rehearsaIs The cast includes H Reeves Smith,
william J. Constantine. Frederick Sidney, Ben
Webster Mortimer Weldon, Alfred Woods, Wilson
FIar-ine wilson Fielding Clarence Northing Ed
Irs~5 Harrison. E. H. Bender, Maud Williamson,
Mrs Reginald Darlington, Mrs, Agnes FIndlay,
T0ara,19oT+ Seymour Justine Cutting, Anna Hender-
son EeIiie Hastings and Grace George. The play
will have its first production IN Philadelphia on
October 80.
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Heinigke
& Bowen,
New-York.
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.,1ob- Ru1Ts Other Island" by Bernard Shaw.
will he given to New-York nearly week earlier
han At first planned Arnold DAILY has decided
that the first presentation IN America OF shaW's
r.-as+ MAY shall be made at the Garrick Theatre
~, T7IIes5av evening October 10 instead Of Monday
evening October 16, announced previously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-28
SPORTING NOTES.

Abe Attell, the prize fighter. will sail
Tor Europe next Tuesday to fight Joe
BoWker before a London club The win
ner has been promised $4,000 They will
weigh 40 pounds at o'clock on the day
of the battle.
The annual open lawn tennis tourna-
ment for the championship of New Jer-
sey will begin on September Is at the
hIorristown Field Club. Morristown. N.
J. The title is held by Richard Stevens
of Hoboloen
An open challenge tournament for the
lawn tennis championship of the State
of Connecticut will be held on the
courts of the Litchfield Club. of Ltch-
field. Conn. beginning Tuesday. August
3 1t will be followed by another tour
nament for the Presidents Cup.
Coach Stage of the University Of Chi
cago has at last secured the long wished
for trainer to help him with the care
of the maroon football team. Hiram Is.
Connibear. trainer of the maroon team
from 1897 until the end OF 1900 season,
has been reengaged by Coach Stage.
Boston Journal: Marvin Hart, even
friends in Louisville. for the subscrip-
ton lists to get him diamond belt
Melted him about $50. Marvin can talk
about his ancestry. but he dosent i'm
press the sports as a worthy successor
of Jeffries.
Arthur Sheldon. formerly captain of
the football team at the Carlisle. Pa.
Indian school. and who has beeen at
etnding Northwestern University at
Evanston. left Saturday. for Carlisle
to take charge of the team. Sheldon
was to have assisted Coach Mccormick
of Northwestern, this year. but owing
to the one-year freshman rule. was
barred.
As the result of professional jump
ing match at Stafford, England, recently.
two new worlds records we're establish
ed. The contestants were Charles Mat
thews of Pendleton and James Wynford
of Manchester. and there were thres
styles of MISUNDERSTANDING, hop and I
jump with weights; standing, two hops !
and jumps with weights. and three stand
ing jumps. without weights. Matthews
won the standing two hops and jump.
clearing IS #. 10 in, beating the former
worlds record of SO #. in, made by
Joe Darby at Stockport, England. on
March IA, 1891 Matthews also won the
standing hop and jump. covering II.
Z in. beating the former record OF =
TT. 81 in, made by Tom Colquit OF st
Helens at Oldham on Dec. S, 1899. Wyh-
ford won the three jumps with IA ~. "A
81 in. -.
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Louis. New York at Detroit. Athletics at
-Clc,:elarnd ANa gtnn at ChicagO.

Louis, New York at Detroit. Athletics at
Cleveland. Washington at Chicago.
Thurslay-Boston at St. Louis. Athlet-
les 1T Cleveland. New York at Detroit.
Saturday-Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit
at St Louis Boston at New York, Wash
ington at Philadelphia.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Monday-Iynn at Fall River. Taunton
at New Bedford
Tuesday-Lynn at Fall River. Lawrence
at Havcrhil Nashua at Concord, Taun-
w WednesdayNLy at Nashua, Haverhill
at Concord 1.-TWO games): Fan River at
Thursday-New Bedford at Concord,
Fall River at Nashua.
Frday-Fall River at Concord. New
Bedford at Nashua. Lynn at Lawrence.
Haverhill, New Bedford at Taunton, Fall
River at Lawrence.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Monday--Holyoke at Bridgeport, Hart
ford at NeT Haven, Norwich Norwich, at Spring
New Ionon m Hooke n Norwich h at New
! Haven, Hartford at Meriden.
CHARACTERIZATION ut Bridgeport,
wich, New Haven at New London.
Observation-Disclosures at Hartford. Hol-
yoke at Meriden. New Haven at Norwich,
Springfield at New London.
Friday-New London at Bridgeport
Holyoke at New Haven. Springfield at
| Hartford Norwich at Meriden.
aturday-Holyoke at Springfield, Nor
witch at Hartford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
| Thursday-Newark at Montreal. Jersey
City at Rochester. Providence at Buffalo,
Baltimore at Toronto.
Fridav-Newark at Baltimore. Toronto
at Montreal. Buffalo at Rochester.
Saturday-Newark at Baltimore two
gamcs), Jersey City at Providence Toron-
| to at Montreal, Buffalo at Rochester 1.-TWO
games).
Sunday-Jersey City at Providence. To-
ronto at Montreal.
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Trolley League Notes.

ihls week VIII probably decide the win
ner OF the pennant.
Moody had but one chance in SATURDAYS
game and handled that one perfectly
Dickinson has been released by The
management of the Augusta club and has
signed with Gardiner
Penley had his share of the hot ones
In saturdays game and filled his position
In his usual creditable manner.
The relative positions of the teams re-
main the same az before Saturday s
games. and this week will probably see
some hot ball in the trolley towns
When Finn dropped that thrown ball in
the sixth, q former teammatc on the Holy
IrosS team said: That is the first
thrown ball l ever saw that fellow miss =
The work of Umpire Meserve was good
Saturday. ard his decisions. for the most
part, were uuquestioned except by an oc .
casional srowl from some too ardent
sport.
The games at the Driving park during
the remainder of the season will be called.
at 80 o CLOCK, owing to the gradual
shortening Of the days. and in this way
TO allow time for an extra inning contest
should such thing become a possibility
The board of managers have changed
made way for the postponed and tied
games played during the season. The
Change effects the entire schedule for the
week and may be found in another col
uTnn.
Patrick Conroy, once first baseman fo,.
the New Bedford club, has been located
He Is playing in the "all STAR Water
Vile team i'll Maine. and Portland news
Life Conroy is now So
1ourlling with the Gardiner team and his
appearance In the Trolley League has
caused no little talk as ITO his eligibility
The subject of Conroy and Cox PLAYING
with Gardiner and Winthrop, respectively
was threshed out somewhat al resent
meeting of the league managers. and
While nothing was accomplished in thu
way CT decision there was considerable
1eeIlng among the respective managers IT
was finally agreed to leave the matter
70 the board of appeal, and George SAT
ford of Hallowell. was elected 10 fiji the
position of Joseph Williamson at a meet
questions at issue 'h0
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The Largest Locomotive.

The largest locomotive ever constructed
was on exhibition at the st. Louis fair
last year. 1t is to be used for hauling
heavy trains on steep grades. thus re-
g pioess The he best medicine ever compound
ed for the stomach. liver. kidneys or fe-
male organs is the celebrated Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Backed by c, over 80 years ears
man and woman who wants to get well
and strong again Nothing else can take
it's place in cases of sick headache, in
somnia, nervousness cos tIIiness;o heart
nensia female disorders cramps. pains
IN the hack. or malaria. fever and aguc
Get a bottle of the Bitters from your
druggist today and v give w It as chance to
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THE cox CASE,
Winthrop Does Not Agree wah =
Gardiner View Of the Cas-. "s

Editors of Kennebec journal.
The baseball fans derived co,s,a.
amusement In reading In the col,,rnraa Ole
the Kennebec Journal Of Saturday ns OF
Ing an excerpt from the Gardiner ~ morn
er-Joiirnal relating to the playing ~ y2rt-
with the WinthrOps and Of the 81 Sox
wrath which was consuming the n,ra sed
leagIe. WIN the
II may not be amiss to state th., =,
winthrop management Is not nor III. sns
guardianship; 1t will continue ~ u,,uer
snch men as II secs fit Just as tongg icy
.ucn .ooes not contravenc the by-lawr ~ ~
the Trolley League; 1t docs not ask ! sc q
OF the other managers as to what me- .o,e
can play for that Is fixed by the hv.Ian.h
me paper with the long name has mad.
same as they relate them II is ntit. 'ns
easy matter 10 build up rules to nj fhe T., al
niNional case u ~ mother matter III az
Ply ile c.,se {" cone within the rules az
N'l'uhy 70 layers. Section OF ths h.
80 Is''us ~ tart: No person shall h
allowed upon any team who has WITH
the present year signed with any teen team
which Is party signatory to the Amers''
can or National agreement. or Is held Il
ny or any Ns sss sgnst0ry to
stated Absolutely nothing is said about about
League team this year. ''u
The item In the paper of the long mama
SHOWS ldmentaDle ignorance of tha
rules. 1t Is not believed that Mann aa5
Douglass is responsible for the "twigtinrs
of the rules, for 1t would be a refiectior
upon any manager who has been 80 as.
slduous In attendance upon the meeting.
OF the managers. in season and ONT ~
season. to confess that he was unaware
OF the rules governing the Trolley League
The section referred TO Seems so main
that 1t hardly necessitates a college d.
ploma AS credential to properly com
prehend and interpret its import.
tox has done no more than Purintou
OF the GARDENERS. and Bradley OF the Hal.
lowells-all of whom tried OUT with nj.
nor league teams the first Of the season
1t would seem to be q case of which team
he Is playing witb-if with Gardiner. then
OF course. he is eligible; but IL with Win.
throp. then. of course. he must be ineii
ner looks at It.
If the Gardiner paper would endeavor 70
be fair and give an accurate statement
Of the rules as they exist and no, Al.
tempt TO qualify. their position behind
fancies far removed from correctness il
would surely enhance the game Of base-
ball in Kennebec county.
WINTHROP.
Winthrop. Aug. &C. 1906.
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BOSTON

'Batted for Gibson In fourth inning.
Chicago .............0 I | 0 0 x
Boston ..............0 l 0 0 0 0 O.
IIits-Of Gibson, in innings: Off Bar
ry. In innings. Left on bases Chicago
s. Boston, g. Two base hits-Frceman
1sbell. Three-base hit-Juncs. Sacrifice
hits-Jones, Holmes, Stahl, Tannehill
Stolen base-Dundon. Double play-I5bell
pundon and Donohue Struck out-By
Altrock. L. by Gibson, 1. by Barry. l.
Altrock. ,; Oft Gibson. 5. Hit by pitched
ball-Dundon. Time. In. Umpires.
O'Loughlin and Hurst
Second game:
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Tho Weeks Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NM UN nd LEAI Q 70.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday-Chi-
cago at Boston. Cincinnati at BROOKLYN
st. Louis at New York. Pittsburg at Phil
adelphia.
Thursday-St Louis at Pittsburg.
Fri1ay-Brocklyn at Boston. Philadel-
phia at New York Cincinnati at Chicago.
saturday Brooklyn at Boston. Philadel-
phia at New York, St. Louis at Pitts
burg, Cincinnati ut Chicago.
Sunday-Pittsburg at Chicago, Cincin-
natl at st. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Monday-New York at Cleveland. PhiIa-
delrhia at Detroit, Washington at Chi
caEo.
Tuesday and Observation-Disclosures at St.