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New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and dForecast-washington, Oct. IA
tropical hurricane has evidently passed northeast
through the Florida Straits now over ths
Atlantic distance OF the Georgia coast Re-
ports from land stations give indication present
winds along the iusdiats and ada
territory. storm Of considerable strength central
Lake Superior, moving eastward pressure ts
sti high New England and the North Pacific coas.
General rains have fallen IN the NIddI. ana
Southern Atlantic states Ohio Valley
region Rain is indicated for Friday the region
the Middle Atlantic and New England
Valley The weather will clear in the South Atlanta
states Saturday, and will be generally fair except tbs
rain Is probable IN New England. Ths along the
New England coast viii be brisk TO high northsastI
along the Middle Atlantic fresh bri.
along the south ATLANTIC coast light north TO
northwest; along the Gulf coast fresh northwest 70
north lower lakes brisk south, on the upper
eay for European ports have norhsast sy5n5,
and rain 70 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localites-For Eastern N.w
York Friday fresh brisk winds On .h.
coast; Saturday followed BY fair In the ar,r
noon.
For Eastern PennsylvanIa, New Jersey and relawar.
rain Friday rain Saturday followed by
noon brisk to southeast winds.
tho District Of Columbia, Maryland
rain Friday fair aud somewhat cooler Saturday; rrasb
brisk east winds. "
For Western New York Western Psnnsyivan.a ra,,
Friday, and probably Saturday; brisk ruth winds.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
MISS HALL ATE CANNED CHICKEN
Consequently the Opening Performance Of
"The Measure of Man" Was POSTPONED

Miss Mary Hail. the actress. attacked with
ptomaine poisoning in her apartment at the Hotel
Bristol yesterday morning. and last night the OPEN
ing performance OF THE Measure OF a Man" at
Weber's Theatre IN which she was to have pIayed
a leading part had TO be postponed until Saturday
night.
At a luncheon on Tuesday Miss Hall ate soma
cold chicken and jelly together with tea and toast
The chicken was OF the canned variety doctor
was called Miss Hall rallied, but about O'clock YES
terday afternoon she was seized with a severe
nervous attack, and it became evident that she
was too weak to attempt the exertion OF q hrst
n.ght performance
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
DANGER IN THE AIR.

From THE North American Review"
While It is almost inconceivabe to our mind that
the great Empire State will submit TO the threaten
Ing disgrace, cannot ignore the fact that the
surrender OF a time honored party, having more
than seven hundred thousand votes at its disposal
seemed almost equally improbable. All appre-
tensions and predictions OF disastrous outcome OF
popular government have rested upon anticipation
or a day when the forces OF vice, envy and ig-
norance should find themselves in a majority and
brutaly exercise their power. We may only hope
and pray that in this dehnitfve test. good citi-
zenship. true Americanism and aroused conscience
WIN set the seal of righteous sscendaney upon our
most Cherished institution But seriously adlurs
our fellow citizens 70 let no easy assurance sup
GARyar. Thar In DANGER Ia EhA air
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

County Fair Madison Square Garden
Pure Food Show, St. Nicholas Rink
Dedication OF St. Cornelius Chapel Island.
1890 q N -
tement Chapel No. AZ East 18th street D m
Speaker Cannon Republican mass meeting Dur
Iano's Riding Academy, evening.
Free lecture. New Palace Hail. Pitkin and Thatford
avenues, Brownsville 'Ths Results OF Three
French Revolutions" by Edward King, $3.50 D. m
Republican meeting. address by Herbert Par
sons. No. lsS West 5sd street. 8 p m.
p.
Free admission tho Of Natural History ana
the Geological Park. ~
Free lectures OF the Board o Education n NJ
Wsdleigh High School. 115th street. near Seventh
avenue, Professor Guy Carleton Lee. Loyalty and
lie School So 22t East ssth Professor James
Walter Crook. The Production OF Wealth; Pub
lie School 40. No; $40 East 2Oth street. Herbert
1ustrated) Public School 81, Broadway. ACADEMY
street and Vermlyea avenue, Inwood FreeIna a
P. Tower. The Yellowstone National PARK tiI-
Nicholas avenue Dr.. William a Mowry, "Dipio-
macy Of Jay and Frankiin-1s72-i Public School
!Ss Avenue A. between 77th and 18th streets.
Suffolk and Rivington streets. Professor HERNIA %
s. Davis The Wonders OF the Fixed Stars on
lustrated); Five Points Mission, Ss Park street,
Professor ]. Newton Gray. 'sound-fts ProdGctioS
House 80. sol West street Professor Erness
r: Won Eardrof. The Conduction and Convection
Of Heat" illustrated: Young Mems BenevOisn:
Fairchild, 'The True Sportsman (iIlustrated9
Public School g. Issth street and Third avenue
Public School 8, Mosholu Parkway ana Bainbridgs
Arizona: The Cradle and the Wonderland Of The
New World" dlustrated).
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CROCODILE TEARS.

Nowhere in history Of m great ebd menS sc yss or
OF great hen Ia Teiieious faith marked the last
hogs Sn Of william With He HE faGsd 9s the
wofId anu np who had done his hest. Slowly the
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years OF IiIo E|6r1stian citizen. He worked hard.
He He himself IN s hs eSSnarS SRhss sae TerG n be h
Succeeoeqf iS.rossd and represented the great est
o EARTHLY He ah Gasd can sSe tme to TO
the highe ~ e,ded his life he began t--a simple
IIis.tan riaI oitiZsu.-JournaI
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PAY LAST HoNoRs TO "sAm" JONES

Cartersv1Ie, Ga. Oct. I-Tmpressive funeral
services were held to-day the body of the
Rev Sam P Jonas. the evangelist, in the Sam
Jones Tabernacle here Bishop c. NJ Galloway
of Mississippi. presided, and assisted by many
well known ministers. The body will be taken to
Atlanta tomorrow, where 1t will lie in state in the
Capitol until afternoon. when it will be placed in
receiving vault to await the completion OF the
Jones family vault here.
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MISS SARAH G. MILLER.

Cleveland. Oct 1s.--Miss Sarah @. Miller. cousin
of The late President MCKINLEY and daughter Of
MatSr Charles r; Miller. commander in chief @ OK
the Spanish War Veterans, died the home OF her
parents here to-day. Her father, Major Miller,
was hurriedly recalled from the annual convention
OK the Spanish War Veterans in washington 10 be
az his daughters bedside. Although she had been
III Tor pineteen months the relapse that brought
the end came only short time ago. Death was
from heart disease
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
HIS SUPPORTER, SULLIVAN.

cause he has under his thumb the trust;ow wned
money through hir-is this Sullivan, his pockets
filled with money that comes from crt me and from
criminals. with member Of his family the chief
gagged in exploiting dives his behalf, is power
fuf trust factor N the government Of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
GREAT WORD SWALLOWER
In His Bezcilderimg Specially of
Eating HIS O1tm abuse.
WHEN MURPHY AND HE WERE OUT.

WHEN MURPHY AND HE WERE OUT.
Murphy is as evil specimen OF crirninaI boss
as we have had since the days Of Tweed Murphy
grows rich and insolsnt corrupt contracts
Hearst speech. October 2s. 1906.
Every honest voter in New York wants TO see you
In THIS costume [prison stripesl. You have COM
mitted criufes against the people that will send
you for many years to state prison. Il the crime
can be proved against you.-Evening Journal No
vember 10. 1905.
Tamnauy leader convicted ana ssrt 10 prison I'VE
sincerely hope that he will be. for he is the most
guilty., we shall pay 10000 TO the man who gives
Us evidence TO convict im.-Hearst newspaper,
November II, 1905
I repeat now that am absolutely and unalterably
opposed to the Murpnys and the MoCarrens and
also TO the Sullivans and the McC1eans and 70 the
kind Of politics that they all represent!-Hearst
Statement August e. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
MRS. SARAH cLlTz ANDERSON.

Mrs. Sarah CTtz Anderson. widow OF Brigadier
General Robert Houston Anderson, c. s. A.. died
at Saratoga N. Y. yesterday Mrs. Anderson dur
ing her husbands lifetime lived in Savannah Ca.
where he was born. Her husband was graduated
from West Point in 1857. He resigned his commits
sion IN 1851 at the outbreak Of the Civil War. and
entered the C9nfederate States army He rose rank
by rank. until he became brigadier general. After
the war, in 1867, he appointed chief OF police
in Savannah Mrs. Anderson's body will bs
brought here for burial
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
HOW ABOUT ERLANGER AND PLATZEK?

You know what a corporation lawyer is paid
for, don't you? He gets hundred thousand DOL
lars, and even two hundred thousand dollars and
more at time. when he can go into court and get
for the corporatons what they want Wouldn' I
II be very nice for the corporations If they could
have their lawyers select the Judges before whom
their lawyers going TO appear? ?-t1earst
Aroerican October 9, 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
MENpAcITYs ONE SLIP.

No one in New York will question the excellence
of the work done by the counsel for the people,
Mr. Charles E Hughes. He has drawn from the
13apereuoant of the companies under litigation ad-
Missions which have damned them in the eyes OF Of
80 r1Iblic He has done perhaps everything tnet
ne,l6 he done during the time at HIS disposal II
there should be no extension Of time MI Hughes si
Iae the approval and aroused the commendatlon
20 +he people-American, December SO' 1910
Mr.. Hughes-An investigator who didn't invesu-
ota-American, October 5, 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
MRS. ANNA M. BLISS.

Mrs. Anna Metcaf Bliss. widow Of Eliphales
Williams Bliss. died at her home at No. East
61st street, yesterday She was sixty-nine years
DID, Mr. Bliss, at the time OF his death, three
years ago, was president of the E w Bliss Com
Pany employing more than thousand mechanics
He was also president OF the United States Pro-
head torpedo.
The funeral will be at ST. Bartholomew's Church
Tomorrow at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

KEYsER-HANCY-on Thursday. October Is 1904 A.
the Church OF the Incarnation New York CITY, Jean
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Hancy to Will
lam Ksyser. Jr- Of Baltimore, Nd
LANE-BASSETT-D Mrs John Samuel Passatt
announce the marriage Of their daughter. Josephins
Atter0urys 10 William Hustaes Lane Church
OF the Incarnation. New York City, on Monday.
October 10.
MUIR-RUssEIL-0n Wednesday October It. AZ Oak
land. y. J.. by the Rev. r. 5 Cunninghal EIsIan
tRughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. David r. RIlsseu
TO Arthur Trench Muir. OF East Orange N. J.
VAN DERsTINE-MANGAM-On wednesday o.
SosT IL a. the residence OF tho brides parents by
the Rev Robert Macdonald, Mary Emma daurht ar
OF Mr and Mrs Edgar Bsdell Nangan 10 NJ
Charles Abaer Van fdsrstne both OF Brooklyn
Notices Of marriages and deaths must indors ssd
Sisk fuu nsas anA sAAesss
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
CAPTAIN GEORGE e. TYSON.

Washington. Oct 1s.-Captain George Z. Tyson.
who had an extensive experience in the Arctic
seas whaleishing and searching for the North
half century OF his life was spent in the North
ern seas, his last effort TO reach the Pole being
States in 1871,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
BOOK BY POE BRINGS s1.4oo.

copy OF Edgar Alan Poe's Murder In the Rue
Morgue" was sold this week by Peter Meagher, q
bookseller. OF No. l Madison avenue, to Frank
haier. Of New York for 400 Only two copies Of
the book were known TO be eItant. It 10 said. until
this one turned up. One sold z. r Halsey
at French sale IN 1902 for s. 900. The other copy
disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
OBITUARY.
GENERAL SAMUEL DALTON.

Auburndale Mass, Oct. D-Brigadier General
Samuel Dalton. for many years previous to 1908
adjutant general Of the State OF Massachusetts
died at q private sanatorium here to-day. General
Dalton had been at the sanatorfum for treatment
for long period. He was sixty-six years old.
Death due to general breaking down or
the physical and mental systems.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
ON "BoUGHT" COCHRAN.

In an editorial "Harper's Weekly openly and
very vigorously accuses w. Bourke Cochran OF
blackmailing a certain corporation
We understand that Mr.. Cochran has said to ell
his friends that he would retracton OF this
statement or proceed very vigorously, legally and
criminay, to indicate his before asking any
body vote for him-Evening Journal, February
Is. 1904
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are:
CEDRIC. FOR LIVERPOOL
Mrs Palmer Carter. Sir James Woodhouse
Mr. and Mrs J. f Dodds Phya Akharsj Varadhara
General and Mrs C. r. Mr. and Mrs I. CIraarns
Greenleaf Scott
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
TRUST ONLY THE HEARST TRUST.

The men that manage trust owned bosses, run
parties and nominate candidates look upon the
ordinary voter as foolish sort Of thing without
memory or resentment.-Evening Journal, Septem-
ber 90 1908.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
AMBASSADOR WHITE COMING HOME.

Paris, Oct 1S.-Henry White the American Am
bassador TO Italy, Is in this city. He will sail
for the United States tomorrow on q vacation.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

The criminal trusts have taken away part Of our
liberties DO you want them TO take away what
is left?-Hearst's speech October g. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

The Star Company is New jersey corporation
11aIne OF property and plant. nothing Issued bonds
IN nav for the stock OF other corporations-Sub:
stance Of Clarence j. Shearns petition as couhsel
for relief from tax assessments
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL GOTHAM-C. A. Winship and Mrs WIN
Ship Los Angeles. MANHATTAN-Sir W. C. Van
Horn. Montreal NETHERLANDS Gaikwad Ba-
roda, India.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19

We are in a current moving swiftly .,ta,, snd the
80 1an+lernen who ridicule the possibility OF
suaVe head may soon suffer dangerous
e5ock Mckinley bar one girthy Princeton person 4be
tCi'ens. tC's breathing crime in breeches is there
fore the most despised and hafed lie rs br1e IN
IN eriey-Journal.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
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KorN1a1N 1ursn FRoM NAP1Es

Mr.. ana Mrs Charles G. @. P Meade.
Comstock Professor and Mrs. Williston
Miss u. HademRn. Walker.
DR.. and Mrs. Roland p. Mr. and Mrs. George W.
WhitTidge. Thacher.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-19
USDERTAKERs.

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known old stand Chape parlors etc Tel 1924 ChsssA
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
New Lion Act at the Hippodrome-Fields's
Matinee Changed.

Herman Weedon's trained lions will be the CEN
traI feature of the arena acts IN "a Society Cir
Gus at the Htppodrome. beginning next Monday
afternoon Seven trained Ions perform various
feats, under the direction OF Mr. Weedon, who, Il
ls SAID because Of an attack made upon him by
the mons IN Berlin several years ago, never enters
the cage unless he Is armed with couple of knives
and a revolver.
Ihe mdweek matinee at the Herald Square The
atre VIII hereafter be held on Tuesday, and for
this performance a lower scale OF prices will pre-
John Blair was yesterday engaged by the Shu-
berts for Miss Lena AshwelPs company, presenting
The ShulaInite." He will impersonate the char
AcIer played by Henry Ainley In London
The Shuberts have completed the cast for Evelyn
Greenleaf Sutherland's play, 'The Road to Yestsr-
day." which was formerly called "a Midsummer
Eve" The initial performance will occur In Bos-
ION IN fortnigLt with the following casts Minnie
Dupre, Helen Ware Alice Gale. White Whittlesley
Fred Courtenay and 2. owen Baxter.
Miss Cecilia LOTUS arrived the Baltic yester-
day, 10 I'LL her contract with "Jos'' Weber After
her season at the music hall, she will produce
Lady Judy. by Mrs. Burnett, and one-acs
piece. His Child" by the authors OF "'Op o. Ne
Thumb
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1,n. buIIet that pierced Goebels chest
Innot no he found in all the West.
Good reasoni Il IS speeding Ing n, here
10 ElTelClA -J0TlrT1 al
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Miss Cecilia LOTUS Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ward.
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c9wDI%wo1 yIG S, Tuesday October IS Lena Potter
Pnt,. ats Ella y r, Rogers . and the Right Rev Henry
Friday. at s. MARKS chuToh Mount Kisoo. ioisd
ing Grand Central Station at sos O'clock ~'''
pAvIN-on October Is at ST Peters Hospital AFTER
mass Rt St Psta csarc aS s ioas aas aH wss Es1.s .
Brooklyn. Friday. 10 a m
ELDREDGE-On Wednesday. October II. 1908. Charles
private. Insrnent Friday at sag HarsOr long stand
GILLESPIE III 3s M Tuesday October 4s 1903 nshs.
husband OF Florence NJ HOGAN Frns-ai ~ ION, nm - ~
late residence No. PA Stuyvssant ave. Brooklyn.
Friday, October 1e. 23O D.
KQRsHEEDT-As Paris. France. on oetoSs- IL Er.d.ae
A. Kursheedt. In the ed year OF his Notice Of
funeral hereafter.
MInIcK-on October IS 1905. Mark Conn Miriek son
Of the late William Brown and Phoebs Gi1Ori Mir.ck
sged 81 years days. Funeral services at St Lnkst
Church Convent ts1st st. New York City
on Saturday October 20 II a m.
scHooNrMAKER-on Wednesday. October IT. William
b. IN the nth OF his Relatives and frtzndz
also members OF Kings County Lodge +. and A. ",
veterans are invited 70 attend rcneral
ssrvioss at No 05s Ocean ave, Flstoush October
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JOURNALISM OF ASSASSINATION.

IIs referring to President Mckinley Is an abb
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