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THE CHICAGO TRIBUTE: SATTJBD AT, SEPTEMBER 2. 1899. 1 WILL OF HENRY HILTON. GAMES AT FALL FESTIVAL TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION. AGAIN ATTACK ALLPORT WILL.

the pressroom of a New York periodical, and from all accounts is an honest man. The Franklin Syndicate," which guarantees an annual interest of 520 per cent, and is managed by William F. Miller In the Disappearance of witnesses Puts a New- MAN Iron Works at Pittsburg TESTAMEXT OP NEW YORK FILED FOR PROBATE. OLYMPIAN SPORTS AND FOOTBALL TO BE FEATURES OF FETE. Phase on the Contest at Butte.

Dack room of a frame cottage in Brooklyn, was to be the fountainhead of a golden wrecked and a number of Fatalities Ensue. stream of shekels. His plan was to invest the subscrintion Butte, Sept. 1. Special.

The in the Franklin syndicate. The monev would Pittsburg, Sept. 1. A boiler explosion genuineness or the recently discovered will be quadrupled in a few months, insuring at me Jrtepuouc iron works this morning of John D. Allport, owner of valuable min ing interests, is again attacked in view of the killed five men and seriously injured seven others.

Fire followed the explosion. The the necessary amount for expenses to Paris and a margin for Mr. Rockstroh. disappearance of S. Geigerich and B.

C. W. mill was partly wrecked, and the entire Evans, the witnesses to the will and the Occupying an entire block en State, between Jackson and Quincy. OPEN TO-NIGHT UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK. Managers Say- Plana for Athletic Contests Will Be Carried Oat Though No Stadium Is to Be Built Many Amateurs Ready to Enter Conference Set for Tuesday Special Appeal for Funds May Be Issued, Total Collected Being; but plant was compelled to close down.

The discoverers of the document. The will be The meeting at Cooper Union this even queathed all the property to Mrs. Caroline killed: BEAVENS. THOMAS, a heater, married. ing to ratify the platform of the new Inde Kelly of Denver and has been contested pipo Several Million Dollars and Provides That Any person Who Shall Contest It Shall Be Deprived of Benefit Vnder Its provisions Plans of the New York Central General News of a Gotham Dy.

NEW YORK BUREAU CHICAGO TRIBUNE. New York. Sept. I. mem made a muss with the mucilage, knt'l have carefully traced the words that DUl were blurred." These pendent Labor party MATTHEWS.

DAVID, a heater, married. by Lillie S. Farlelgh of Chicago and others. was to a large de THOMAS. WILLIAM, a heater, married.

"WARMIN'SKI, JOHN, heater. uit gree a gathering of Many Denounced "by New Labor Party. Children photos, 15 best cabinets, platinum UNKNOWN MAN; crushed almost beyond recog flnlsn, 3 styles. S3. Stevens.

McVicker's Theater. nition. the Social Democratic organization. The heartiest applause The injured: TIME FOR LIGHTING BICYCLE LAMPS. not Donohue, Malacht.

puddler: badly burned; followed every reference to the growth of expected to recover. the socialistic movement. The Socialist 6:32 p. m. Donohue, Neil, his son; burned about head and Mayor of Haverhill, John C.

Chase. breast: will die. was by odds the most popular speaker of Herb. Frederick, helper. 4 years old: skull frac the evening.

Croker was called a thief. tured and burned all over body: will die. words preface the last will and testament of Henry Hilton, which was tiled Will of Henr7 Hiltoa Filed. Sacrifices to-day. Unparalleled clearing sale, Malacaskl, Stephen, laborer; bruised and cut; will "Whitney's name was hissed.

Hill was referred to as a back number, Piatt was called recover. Sanders, Henry, puddler: not serious. Schnitrer, Peter, helper: not serious. Croker's partner, and an unkind reference LAKE ICHICAC0 wlP IMYDE IV1EW. 1 AVE- ST.

IllPAHK was made to Grover Cleveland. On the The explosion occurred In the fourteen- lnch department and the concussion was other hand, the names of Henry George, Altgeld, and Debs aroused the wildest en terrific. Buildings a mile awav were shaken. ILake View station suoolles all territory north of Fullerton avenue. Chicago avenue station sup When the boiler burst a section weighing four tons was blown through the roof and UNDENIABLY THE YEAR'S GREAT-est clothing opportunity see these suit3 with your own eyes to-day they are finest cassimeres, meltons and unfinished worsteds plies all territory between Fullerton avenue and Kinzie street.

Fourteenth street station suDDlies crashed into the side of the house of Gregory all territory between Kinzie and Thirty-ninth The managers of the autumn festival say the elimination of the stadium feature from the original plan shall not be allowed to mar the program of the October fete further than in the absence of the building itself. Athletic games will be made as prominent a feature, they announce, as was originally intended. The matter will be taken up at the meeting of the General committee next Tuesday, and it is proposed that a reproduction of the Olympian games and a football contest between two universities shall be the principal athletic features. The committee which will be asked to manage the games has not been completed, but it was stated unofficially yesterday that William Hale Thompson of the Chicago Athletic association, A. Alonzo Stagg of the University of Chicago, Dr.

Herman of the First Regiment, Dr. Hollister of Northwestern University, and Robert Wrenn are to be Invited to consult with the committee after the meeting on Tuesday. It is proposed that the Olympic festival shall include all forms of track athletics. The discus throw will be a contest between Anglo-Saxons and the Greeks of Chicago, who still retain the style of throwing the discus made famous in thevancient Athenian game. May Issue Appeal for Funds.

Because of lack of response from a number Sanders, about 200 yards distant. streets and also the Stock-Yards. Hyde Park station supplies all territory south ot Thirty-nintn street except the Btock-Yards. EXPLOSION KILLS MILL HANDS. CLOSING OF MAILS AT CHICAGO.

Three Men Dead and Four Others Seri European Mails. 5 in sizes 36 to 44 many ef them are suitable for wear during the early fall they were made to retail as high as $15 to clear them away we offer them to-day for thusiasm. The only sign of disturbance was the manner of greeting President Samuel Prince of the Central Federated Labor union. A storm of hisses followed his appearance, for it was charged that Prince was too close to the Tammany leaders last fall. His speech was often interrupted by queries upon that line.

John C. Chase, the Socialist Mayor of Haverhill, in his speech said: We must abolish the capitalistic system of production. We must shake off the shackles of McKinleyism and Hannalsm. You are robbed every day of three-quarters of what you produce." Among the 350 first cabin passengers of the Hamburg-American liner Auguste Victoria, which arrived this Saturday. Sent.

2. For France. Italv. Switz ously Injured by an Accident at Copemish, Mich. erland.

Spain, Portugal. Turkey. British India. Austria. Belgium.

Netherlands, and Russia, via Kew York: close at 2. 8. and 10 a. m. and 4:30 p.m.

I 1 ff't mall. fni Hr.at Pritain nH I lorm Manistee, Sept. 1. Special. Three also mails for Denmark, Sweden, and Norway will close at and p.m.

tomorrow, via S.S. Lahn. men are dead, five are seriously hurt, and Direct mails for Ireland, via Queenstown, will the woodenware factory of Chapln Sar Close at and 12 p. m. Monday, via S.

S. Teu gent at Copemish, this county, is in ruins as tonic. the result of a boiler explosion today. The A SECOND GREAT SUIT OPPORTUN-ity all we have left of our very finest 18 and $20 spring suits, in costliest imported and si luiuuucu aau West Indies. death list is as follows: For Cu-a.

dally rt 2 a. 1. 6:15. and 7:30 p. tn.

Arrive 9 a. m. 8:30 p. m. with the Surrogate this afternoon.

The document was drawn bv Mr Hilton himself. It disposes of a fortune of of which $5.10,000 lain real estate and $1,000,000 In personal property. The date of the will is April 13, 1SU7. On a slip of paper pinned to the first page of the document are traced the words which tell of the accident with the mucilage bottle, and then follow these instructions: I would like to have felt that my dear friend, Elihu Root, would have served as executor, but 1 feared that he would decline the trouble. 1 have consulted nobody about my will, nor has any one ever talked to me on the subject." Mr.

Hilton continues, leaving his entire state in trust to his executors, who are hla son-in-law- Horace Russell of this city and Edward D. Harris of Yonkers. He directs his executors to make the following payments In cash: To his daughter, Cornelia H. Hughes, fSO.OoO: to his daughter Josephine H. Russell, to his son Edward B.

Hilton, to his son, Albert B. Hilton. $50,000. He also directs that each of his grandchildren living at the time of his death shall be paid the sum of $10,000. He gives his brother, James Hilton of Iowa, and his sister, Mary Ann Brown, each J5.0it.

and his sister. Eliza Hilton. $10,000. The executors are to distribute $25,000 of the estate to Henry B. Hilton and his wife, Agnes, in such a manner as they may deem lit.

The residue of the estate is divided Into twelve equal parts, to be distributed among his children. The share of Albert B. Hilton, according to the next clause In the will, can never be controlled by him. The bequest is left In trust, to be paid out by the executors and paid over to him in sums as they think r'ght. The next clause provides that if any legatee shall bring suit or contest the probate of the will, that person shall be cut off and his or her" share shall be given to the children of Mr.

Hilton's son Albert and of his daughter Josephine. ESTABROOK. LEO. HANDY. CHARLES, fireman.

For Porto Rico. Oily, via New York, at 2. 8. ana iu a. m.

ana p. m. Arrive at a. MALAFANT. PERRY.

4:30 and a d. m. Wanamaker Comes from Abroad. evening, was John Wanamaker, who was met by his son at quarantine. Mr.

The following are so badly injured there For Jamaica, via Philadelphia, final close 12 is little hope of their recovery: p. m. today. Note Mall for offices In the Province or Fantl- 10 KETCHUM. HOWARD.

aro. Cuba, is forwarded to New York from 6:30 D. domestic silk worsteds heavy enough for wear all through fall stylish and perfect fitting to-day, while they last, for only. m. Saturdays until 7:30 a.

m. Wednesdays to con nect steamer sailing every Thursday. For the bal PETERSON, ROBERT. SAUNDERS, OLIVER. TAYLOR, CHARLES.

ance of week mail Is forwarded via Havana to of important branches of business It may be decided to issue soon a special appeal for funds. Less than $63,000 has been collected, which is only half the amount held to be needed for the celebration, and the officials say vigorous steps to raise more money must be taken at once. The Committee on Veterans of the Spanish-American War decided to invite all above the rank of Major in army and Lieutenant in the navy who served in the war. The Federal Committee on Arrangements voted that the carriages to be placed at the disposal of The distinguished guests for October 9 be furnished by a reception committee of Chicago citizens. William Penn Nixon was made chairman of the committee.

tsataDano. thence direct by steamer. The explosion was caused by cold water Transpacific Mails. being turned into the empty hot boiler. For Philippines.

China, and Japan, via Vancou Fire added to the damage. The total prop ver. R. dailv. 2 a.

m. final close Sept. 8. 2 a.m. erty loss is $5,000.

Hawaii, via San Kranclsco. daily, 2 a. m. and 9 OYS SCHOOL SUITS Great soecial sales n. rn.

final close. Sept. S. a. m.

to-day in onr massive boys' department. For Australia, via Han rancisco, oaiiy. BIDS FOR CARRYING TROOPS. a. m.

and p. m. final close bept. s. a.

m. Note Soldiers' mail to ao via Vancouver must be specially addressed. Northwestern Ho ad Makes the Lowest occupying the entire 2d floor all the newest novelties in boys' wear the greatest assortment ever brought to Chicago and offered at the very lowest prices named, consistent with quality. and authority was given him to select 200 Offer to Convey Thirtieth Regiment to San Francisco. OFFICIAL, WEATHER FORECAST.

Wanamaker, who spent over two months abroad, looked the picture of health. When informed of Judge Hilton's death Mr. Wanamaker expressed deep regret without making any further comment. When Mr. Wanamaker was asked about his interview with the German Emperor he said: Both my interviews with the Emperor of Germany, covering nearly one hour, when he showed me no little courtesy, must be regarded as of such a nature that it would be highly indelicate for me to make it a subject of newspaper Interview.

This I feel free to say, however, that Kaiser is a broad-minded, far-seeing man, devoted to his country, and without narrow views as to the world at large. His love for his own country does not cloud his sense of the graces of the new "world, so largely German-American. I am sure that it will be no fault of his if the United States and the German Empire are not in closer alliance." According to Chief Edward F. Croker it is only a question of time until the Fire department's appara- members to welcome distinguished visitors. To prevent any larger drain than necessary on the $40,000 funds all members of the OFFICE OF CHIEF OF WEATHER BUREAU.

larger committee who own carriages will be Washington. D. C. Sept. 1.

orecast lor fcatur- Bids were opened yesterday for the trans dav and Sundav: portation of the Thirtieth Infantry. U. S. V. For Illinois Fair and warm Saturday and Sunday, warmer Saturday in extreme northeast por DEATHS.

from Fort Sheridan to San Francisco. Only tion rrpsn sotitneriv winns. twa bids were received within the specified For Ohio rienerallv fair and wanner Saturday BfRJNS Aue. 30. James Burns, aired 38.

Fu time, and they were from the Northwestern and Sunday, fresh easterly, shifting: to southerly neral Saturday. Sept. 2. at 1 o'clock, from 294 By the division of the estate remaining asked to lend them for the occasion. University to Take Part.

Professor Harry Pratt Judson has been appointed special representative of the University of Chicago to arrange for its part In the festival. He plans to give the Institution a share in the general celebration, and it is reported on the campus that he intends winds. West by carriages to Mount Olivet. and Burlington roads. The Rock Island nfter the SDecial bequests are made into For Indiana Fair Saturday and Sunday, warm COOK Miss Mareraret Cook, sister of Mm road sent in figures too late to be considered.

Daily Excursion to flVERV BEACH South Haven, Mich. er Saturday in extreme northwest portions, winds twelve parts. Mrs. Cornelia H. Hughes will ret as her share Sl.OOO.iWO; Edward B.

Hil hifnminr frsh aonitherlv. The Northwestern's bid was lower by a few Grange Sard. Funeral at the house, 2200 today at 1 o'clock. Interment at Albany. N.

Y. Albany papers please copy. For Lowrr Miohipan Fair ana warm saiuraay cents than the Burlington's. Its figures are ton. Mrs.

Russell, and $21.84 for privates and $32.50 for officers. HANLET-Aut. 31. Mrs. L.

V. Hanlev fnee Albert Hilton, $2,000,000. Boedeckerl, aged 31. Burial from vault at St. The award probably will be mida today.

to arrange for the university a celebration of its own. F. W. Shepardson, President Har and Sunday, fresh east to south winds. For Uprwr Michigan Showers Saturday and probably Sunday, preceded by fair in eastern portion Saturday, fresh east to south winds.

For Minnesota Fair Saturday. Sunday probably showers and thunder-storms, with cooler in south Boturace Cemetery at 3 p. m. Sunday. No definite date has been set for the de JOHNSTON Ausr.

31. BeeMe wife of James One of the most extensive of the Astor parture of the regiment, but it is thought per's secretary, said he was in of a movement to secure Admiral Dewey for a special university celebration. B. Johnston, mother of A. W.

Kitchin, Mrs. J. H. Briers, and Mrs. B.

H. Rote. Funeral Sat real estate holdings Is the tract of lio acres tus will run without horses. Chief Croker said today that the that Monday or Wednesday will see it off. Fire Chief's Test of Automobile.

alone the Harlem urday, Sept. 2. at 2 o'clock, at late residence. 747 ern and western portions, easterly winds becoming variable. For Iowa and Missouri Fair, continued warm Saturday and Sunday, northerly winds.

Colonel Gardener said he expects to reach Oak Park. first step had been San Francisco by and march his LOKER Geo Aue. 31. of tvDhoid fever. Fu Strike Committee Waiting1.

The committee of union men that has Wisoonfin Warmer and aenerally fair Satur Plans of the New York Central. regiment direct to the transport Grant, sail Biver, west of the Cedar Park Ridge. The New York Central railroad has re- day and Sunday, warmer Saturday lni eastern por neral Saturday from his late residence. 3140 South at 1 o'clock. Burial private, at Roeehill.

ing the following day for the Philippines. tion, fresh east to south winds. charge of promoting a strike on the Federal Building called on Postmaster Gordon in PALMER Sept. 1. 1R99.

Mary R. Palmer. bs In response to an invitation from Colonel Gardener representatives from the Chicago 48 years. Funeral from late residence. 40 South Sunday, at 2 p.

m. Interment at Wald- the morning. He informed the committee r.f this nroperty. and today Holland society visited the camp yesterday neim cemetery, faimyra ik. r.i.

lwrai a 51 11 It was said that the deal probably would that before he could lay the corner stone he would have to ask permission of Contractor a IMich.l. St. Joseph lilo. 1. and Kansas city pa and were entertained by the regiment.

Place of observation. Time taken: a 2 is rro snnn Three years ago pers please copy. KM.A TjLiRY William F. Smallev. Wednesday.

Waldorf Astor stood out for $2,145,000 for Sept. 1, p. m. Pierce. He said he did not blame them for the stand that they had taken, but thought Contractor Pierce would accede to their de Aur Ikftfl aired 18 wars 1 month and 25 davs.

THOUSANDS TO HONOR GOETHE. Funeral today at 2 p. at family residence. 25 33d -t. Burial at Oak woods.

Thn hum to William K. Vanderbilt say mands. At the advice of the Postmaster Only 50 MM Way. AVERT BEACH HOTEL offer a Special Hop for Saturday night. Monday Is Labor Day legal holiday.

Steamers leave from No- 4 Rush-st. bridge 2 p. m. and 11:30 p. tn.

Saturdays, returning from Beach Sunday 4 and 9 p.m. and Monday and Tuesday at 9 a. m. and 9 p. m.

Hotel remains open until September 18th. Hotat rates for balance of the. season, cholca of rooms, with hoard, $2.00 per day. Fruits of all kinds now In abundance. 6 Special Excursions 6 Mackinac Island and Charlevoix and Petaskey and return $4.00 Harbor Spring and return $4.00 Frankfort and return $2.

SO Ludinzton or Manistee 00 "On new steel steamship IHinoif- and City of Charts. volx, commencing Tuesday, Ang. 2flth. Staamara leave Chicago every Tuesday and Wednesday at 1 p. ri.

Friday. 7 p.m.; Saturday, 4 m. Tickets good returning 30 days. NORTHERN MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION East End Michigan-st. Tel.

Cent. S7X Up-town offices, 220-234 S. (ilark-et. Auditorium Annex and Great Northern Hntl ticket office. WEL.POT The funeral of Charles Wei not mt Abilene Albany Alpena Atlanta Committee Planning' to Care for More President Sullivan of the Stonecutters' association has sent a letter to Henry Ives the remains of Theodore Home at 6ith-st.

and Madison-av. with 4H members of the Iron and taken in that direction in his experiments' with automobiles for his own use in getting to fires. He is now considering an automobile made by a new American company, and after a ride of about forty miles through the Borough of the Bronx, during which he tried the machine under all road conditions of hill and level, smooth and rough, he was enthusiastic about his experiences. I need an automobile, and need it badly," he said. My territory extends from City Island to Coney Island, and four horses a day are not enough to carry me to Ares'.

I think eventually there will be automobile engines, trucks, and hose carts. It has been demonstrated already that eight and ten ton trucks can be run without horses easily." It is claimed by the makers of the automobile with which the Chief experimented that it was capable of a speed of forty miles an hour on a good, level road, and that it can climb any hill that a horse can haul a wagon on at fifteen miles an hour. Steel structural workers and was accompanied oy Cobb, architect of the building, who, it is Amarillo than 30,000 at Sunnyside Park Tomorrow. band of music to Oakwood cemetery, where tne Bismarck supposed, will act as an arbitrator. hearses went side by side.

Buffalo WOLFF Alwine. wife of John F. Wolff, at her Boston Chairman Sullivan said he had been informed that President McKinley would re Cairo residence. 1080 W. at 12:30 Thursday Between 30.000 and 40,000 people are ex Caijjary morning.

Funeral rrom late resia? nee on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at Wald- pected to attend the Goethe Jubilee at Sun fuse to participate in the laying of the corner stone in case a non-union stone was used, ..29.82 ..30.10 .30.4 .3 .12 ..30.00 .30.02 .30.00 .30.02 ..30.02 29.SO heim. nyside Park, tomorrow, when the Germans of Chicago will celebrate the 150th an No new move will be made until Architect Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Cobb has been heard from. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFT niversary of the poet's birth. All prepara tions have been completed and the Execu Concordia In case ef a strike members of the First and Second Infantry and First Cavalry regi WANTED 10 LARGE SUPERS.

MUSTACHES Davenport and beards: stage door Mcvlcker this tive committee expects to be able to handle the crowds without difficulty. To avoid Denver mental bands, which belong to the Federa- Des Moines. tion of Labor, may have to choose between morning. WANTED BRIGHT. ENERGETIC MEN AND frauds no tickets will be sold in advance Detroit disobeying the order to strike or the orders and for this reason the gates will be opened Dodgre Dubuque Duiuth women to assist in organization; liberal compensation: constant help.

Call 509 Atwood Bldg. of their Colonels to march. lake Exccmiom. Horace Tucker, in charge of transporta Ei Paso Benton Hzrbcr St. Sergeant E.

B. Dunn, some years ago chief of the Weather bureau, gave a private ex at noon. The Chicago Union Traction company will run cars on its Halsted street line from Twenty-second street direct to the park and on all other lines the car service will be Joseph Sl.OO tion arrangements in connection with the Edmonton Galveston Beana Trfn. festival, a few days ago suggested that the hibition last evening Grand Haven 30.tM Heart the Michigan fruit belt reached via tka DEARBORN. Chicago terminal roads make a rate of one ...30.04 increased.

fare for the round trip for that occasion. The committee yesterday received a letter Merits of New Picture Machine. of his newly patented positive motion picture machine at his workrooms, 88 Maid Green Havre Helena Huron Indianapolis of regret from Mayor Harrison, who has It has been proposed by some of the Central Passenger association lines that this rate be granted and that, to secure protection Graham Morton Line. Finest fastest side wheel atesmere out efChlealt UOIULG IA1LV KX.CVKHIOX. Leave Chicage.

Arrive la Calcace eo return. 0l3Ot.BB. 1 2 :30 except Bat, aft Sua. aa. 1 1 tHO p.

aa. It tSO a. a. selected City Prosecutor H. S.

Taylor to .30.00 ...30. Ort 2i.i2 ...29.7 he is ready at last to bring aDout some ui tremendous deals by which he proposes to make his pet railroad property the richest on earth The recent sale of the tract of land in the heart of Syracuse on which the Central had its passenger and freight stations was the first move in a vast real estate CVTlieUaUroad received from $3,000,000 to $5,000,000 for its Syracuse holdings. It will huild new passenger and freight stations in the suburbs. The stations building in Albanv are part of the scheme. It will be the Centrals policy to sell its valuable real estate in the center of New York, Pougn-keepsie, Schenectady, Albany, Rochester, and Buffalo, and build new stations in the suburbs, while the millions coming from realty liquidation will go direct to the treasury.

The same policy will be adopted along the Chicago and Northwestern. Lake Shore. Omaha. Michigan Central, and other Vanderbilt lines, including, possibly, the Boston and Albany. The New York terminal is absorbing attention.

The Astor lands west of Cedar Park are naturally ideal for railroad uses. By the removal of freight stations and storage yards from the Forty-second street to the projected North Side terminal the Central would have many acres of property to dispose of in the heart of Manhattan. According to a recent report by Ira M. riace, head of the railroad's real estate department, lands that might be sold to builders and operators would net the railroad between $10,000,000 and $13,000,000. The Astor representatives admitted that negotiations were on for the sale of the 135 acres, but refuses to disclose the identity of the second party.

The rear of a two-story frame building fen the west side of Westchester avenue, near Glede avenue. GREET TH FAVORITES Jacksonville appear on behalf of the city. against the manipulation of tickets by Congressman Boutell. who is to deliver the Kaims City. lender Little Fair N.W.

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Los .2.7 follows: from Germany and is preparing his speech SPECIAL TRIPS- 2 :00 p. ra. Saturdays. Connecting at si aioeepa for Paw Paw Lake. Grand Banlds, and all MloMcaa and Northern ladlaaa.

From points within a radius of 200 miles of Chi Marquette 3l.6U Memphis a.ts Medicine luroo a m. Sundays. cago open tickets from Oct. 3 to 10, inclusive, good Wmktrla Ratunim nlv IOlb. Fare.

rtVa THE DEARBORN STOCK COMPANY CABLE LINE IS BLOCKADED. g-oing only on date of sale, good returning from Minrvedosa trip. 60c. Docks foot of Wabah-av. Ca Jlei.

Chicago on that date or on the following date. Montgomery Montreal Will present H. Sothern's Superb Production From all points In the territory, ironclad sig Nashville 30.02 nature contract tickets, requiring deposit with Stalling of Dray in Cottage Grove Ave cw Orleans 2.SH joint agent of terminal lines at Chicago not New York AN ENEMY en Lane. Manhattan. It was a decidedly interesting demonstration of what can be done in the way of producing lifelike pictures taken of objects in motion.

The exhibition lasted about an hour and among the pictures shown was one of Governor Roosevelt engaged In chopping down a tree. The vibration so objectionable in machines now on the market is overcome. All pictures are distinct and the tiring effect on one's eyes is conspicuously absent. The new principle of this machine is that each picture stops in front of the lens as it is being shown on the screen, but with such rapidity that the changes are not noticeable. The pictures for the machine are made with the same apparatus.

Sergeant Dunn will soon form a company and place the new apparatus on the market. The banking institutions In Wall street later than the day following date of sale, as indi nue Delays Homeward Trip of 1,0 OO Passengers. is North Platte 2.72 cated by selling agent, from Oct. 2 to 10, inclusive, Oklahoma 29.90 gotod returning from Chicago only on date when withdrawn from deposit, but in no ease later than Omaha .29.84 Oswegoi COLUMBUS 9:30 a. m.

AND RETURN. Unlimited Tickets, 1.60 good on any Staamer. VIRGINIA I 9Ji? Ticket Office and Docks Foot If lchlgen Ar. A thousand people on their way home from Oct. 14 a fee of 50 cent3 to be charged on each work at 6 o'clock last night were kept wait TO THE KING PRICES 75e, 50c, 30c.

20c, lOe. ticket deposited. Expect No Tieup on Building. ing in Cottage Grove avenue cars north of faiesune Parkersbunr Philadelphia Pittsburg Pueblo .30.02 .30.00 .30.0 .29.52 .29.2 ..29.90 Fifty-fourth street by the foundering of a dray, heavily loaded with sugar and Washington, D. C.

Sept. 1. Special. Qu'Apne le Assistant Secretary Vanderlip said tonight groceries, in the sand that forms the bed of Citv Box Office Open from 9 a. m.

till 10 p. Kapid San Francisco. the street at the place. St. Louis he did not believe there would be an interruption of the fall festivities in Chicago by the threat of the Building Trades Council Before the obstruction was removed some innTIICnil Prices Always St.

Paul .21. 88 "have begun the distribution of over Salt Lake Mitip rr DC JACOB I. ITT. VlUrtun Lessee and Manages. The Safest Theater In the World-30 Exits.

25e, SOe, 75 of the delayed passenger threatened to lUIIIIibllli Ste. Marie 30.08 00O due as interest on GREAT 25c to tie up all work on the public building and kneck out the barrel heads and lighten the TO I AY-LAST TIMES. Springfield. 111.. 2ft.

98 Interfere with the corner-stone laying unless load. The driver protested that he could Last I The Biggest Laughing Success. IinTFI TflPSY TURVY. Contractor Pierce is forced to make terms not afford to lose his load and begged them the bonds and stocks of the great and small corporations which have prospered in the Distributing Many Millions Interest Money. occupied by Morris D.

Alt as a Raines Law Hotel, was damaged to the extent of Fir Near Dr. Clendenin's House. THE NEWEST FARCE COMEDY, A Breach of Proviso with the striking stonecutters. Wrhile the to wait for the wrecking wagon. Springfield, 29.94 Vicksburg 2ft.

9 Washington ..,.30.04 White River 3O.0S Williston 29.72 Winnipeg 29.44 Matinee TODAY. FOY In bwbwi Every Nirht and Sat. 25. 35. 50.

75c. $1.00. officials are loath to discuss the matter. When the wagon arrived the four horses Mat. Vt all reserved, ana out were unable to move the dray, for Its wheel Kext Week.

Opening Tomorrow Matinee. they are confident the program will be carried out as arranged, and do not believe the nad sunk to the hub. With the aid of a WEATHER IN CHICAGO. trades unions will attempt to interfere with grip car, which pushed from behind, the SEAT SALE OPEN YON Y03STS03ST. SPFjCTAL MATINEE LASOR DAT.

Th ipmnrntiir as observed yesterday by L. the gorernment's plans when It has nothing wagon was moved far enough to let the Manasse. optician. 88 East Madison street. Trib to do with the difference between Pierce and cars pass.

une Building, was as follows: Thermometer a. 75; 9 a. 76; 10 a. 78: 11 a. 8: For the Big Production of Edw in Arden's NewPIay, the stonecutters.

The government, they say, has no right to interfere with the strike 12 80: 1 p. 80: 3 p. 81: p. 79. $WJ0 by fire this morning.

The fire was discovered by Policeman Todd" of the Westchester station, who awakened the inmates of the house, all of whom escaped safely. The flames were extinguished easily. About $100 worth of furniture was destroyed. The burned building was directly opposite the residence of the Rev. Frank H.

Clendenin, pastor of St. Peter's Church, which was recently destroyed by fire. Dr. Clendenin did not think there was anything suspicious about the fire in the hotel this morning. DENTISTS UNITE FOR DEFENSE.

ans Barometer 8 a. 29.55: 6 p. 29.50. until Pierce fails to carry out his contract. last three months.

Interest became due on bonds bearing a par value of $401,913,029 and dividends on stocks whose par value is $030,618,199. These call for payments of $11,517,850 and $11,945,577. Interest and pension payments by the government and by private corporations will swell these amonts to nearly $40,000,000, it is estimated. A great part of this money will probably be reinvested in stocks and bonds. It may.

however, have a temporary bad effect on the bank statement. A At the opening of the Lyceum Theater on Thursday evening Miss Annie Russell be ALL THIS WEEK. URnca Spiral Ascenslontst A AUSB Equilibrist. Tenor Dt.L fiolleoback Guaranteed Vaudeville. woucn Chicago Men Join the Association for ORAH MARRIAJLICNSE8.

ARMSTRONG'S CASE GOES OVER. 61st and Cottage Grove. Protection Against Crown and Bridge THE COUNTY CLERK ISSUED PERMITS TO wed to the following couples yesterday, the Including ABT CHILDREN end THE FARRELLS FYTDil Balloon Ascension and Parachute Jump Infringement Suits. parties living in Chicago where no place of resi Supreme Court of Washington Will Not in. illuminated rusaay.

-rnuraaayana Which has its first presentation TOMORROW NIGHT. dence is given: Aire. M. Gray Carrel. Pearl Bonnell 2118 Admission Evenings 2oc: After- After listening for two hours at the noons.

10c: children under free. Special com Morton C. Tildcn. Martha .1. Martin 2118 Consider the Chicago Fugitive's Appeal Till October.

nd children-without escort. forts for ladles Palmer House last night to the arguments Extra natinee Labor Day. John Scherer. Annie Devery 3926 Peder Johnson. Annie Olson 24 24 Ernest Kohn.

Jennie M. Kuehnsted 27 24 gins her second star- of Dr. G. N. Crouse, President of the Den tists Protective association, 100 dentists Olympia, Sept.

1. The appeal of Joseph Morin. Bophrone Barland 31 14 Prul Ci. Werdell. HerthaWank 24 21 Actress Annie Russell in Miss Hobbs." paid a $20 initiation fee and became members ring season in a new play.

The new piece is a comedy, which was written to order HARLEM JOCKEY CLUB. Albert Drewes. Alma Wolfr 28 IS John Besmer. Josle Przybyl 24 19 of the? association, which promises to protect William Armstrong of Chicago for a reversal of the decision of Judge Jacobs of Seattle, who refused to grant his petition for An. Zlat to Sept.

Zd. RACKS 30 p.m. them from infringement suits by the Inter Hfnrv Reinktna. Lena Ackmann 21 i The butchers are now planning to purchase a large abbatoir and packing plant in Kansas City. They ay a firm that has Butchers suffered under the May Buy domination of the al- leged combine has of- Kansas City Plant, fered to sell, and It Is probable that a deal may be consummated.

The butchers point to the Calfskin association and the Fat Melting association as evidence of successful fights against the packers. Several years ago butchers were compelled to take what was offered for a calfskin. They formed an association to national Tooth Crown company under a Special trains on lint-bi. lluvahu ieav Stat and Lake at 12 AH. 12 5S.

1:03. 1:13. 1:23. 1 -ao I -37 1 rtoDDlnr at Madison and Wabash. John Loos.

Ollie Clark 28 SO Geonre Kobe. Mary Balak 2932 patent covering bridge and crown work. for Mr. Frohman by Jerome K. Jerome, and it is entitled Miss Hobbs." Miss Russell plays the title role, that of a young person of the new woman AmruatuH G.

Parker. Ella J. Brown 24 18 tOVTIMOlS VAVUKVILLB. Nell Burgess Co. Jvhn Kernell.

Mr. Mrs. Mark Murphy. Hanson Nelson. Dixon, Bowers Dixon.

TSie Lieban Zarskya. Abbott Davison. Silvern Emerle. Campbell A. Fletcher.

Hosa Lee Tyler. The Ha we Trio. rMinondon Amonda, Little Olivett. Kyatt Sisters. Arthur Maxwell.

HcNulty ft Blair. l'HRES- lO 20 TEXTS. release from the Illinois authorities on a writ of habeas corpus, came up in the State Supreme Court today. Owing to insufficient Dr. Crouse said the company would attempt State and Van Buren.

Pacific and Van Buren. Madison and Randolph and direct to grand stand without chane. Returning stop only to charge a license of $25 and 13 per cent Jens Busk. Bertha Nelson 24 20 Alfred C. J.

Lkidstrom. Ida F. Lindquist. .20 18 James F. QuiKlev.

Lucy L. LanKosh 2219 fitnnislav Wadusta. Anostozla Waduna. ....26 19 royalty. He declared that the patents held notice the court refused to hear arguments by the company were invalid and that the Aurvek.

Anna Backova 31 28 variety who is a man hater, and goes arouna giving members of her own sex, married and single, free advice concerning the weakness of the opposite sex. Charles J. Rich- in the case. It will now go over to the Octo at najsitu miu iwy ROPOLITAN ELEVATED stops at all loop stations, leaving Franklin and Van Buren at 1:12. 1-24 1:36.

1:48. stopping only at Halsted and connecting at 48thwith Suburban Ttsrtn Art In vranri Hand. 12TH-ST. ELLC- Philip C. Warner.

Marie Gereten 2221 Edward T. Clessold, Minnie L. Swartout. .26 26 n.nrv Rurld. Bertha Garrity 2118 recent decision of a New York court that the patent was valid had been the result of a ber term of court.

John Curth. Rose Langre 2319 purposely Inadequate defense by a friend of TRIC leaves State and Van Buren from 12:40 to Tnhn NVIs. Maria Loos ...23 29 WOMAN KILLED AT HONOLULU. the company. Purchase and sell calfskins.

When John W. Mackay decided to present to his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clarence 1 :30 p. direct to traca wiimiui cnnt. ninux-BON-ST.

CABLE connects at 4oth-st. with electrla cars direct to track. ONTIM OI VAUDEVILLE. Axel Peterson, Elizabeth Swanson 2829 Elmer Grant, Josephine F. Haselton 26 23 Charles F.

Price. Mary O'Neill 29-32 inm.m Anc-cll. Frances B. Savajre ..2222 man, formerly leading man of Daly Theater, and Mrs. Gilbert, also of the Daly organization, will be In the company.

Miss Alice Duer, the young society woman who obtained unusual prominence not long ago by publishing a Admllllol to brass sua. Mlsa Rose EyUnge et Co. Jacques Kruger. FOREIGN TRIP FOR CHILDREN. Mrs.

Inez S. Cowles of Galena Meets Mackay, a country Joe Welch. a The Paevaroa- Kmmonds-Emerson-Emmonds. Kitty Mitchell. Charles M.

Diets. Ida Luebke. 22 16 with an Accident in the Hawaiis and William Bierma. Greltie K.ieinnausen 49 3( inKn a Rron-n Hannah H. McComb 24 18 GRAND OPERA-HOUSE Proposition to Snd Boys and Girls to Dies Twenty-four Hours Later.

Mackay and His Cemetery Purchase. estate consisting of 160 acres of the finest land on Long Island, known as Harbor Edward J. Sheldon. Amelia Grenzen 28-20 Albert Hartwie. Lizzie Rodemis 21 20 Mr.

and Mrs. Jimmle Baxrv. Latinl. Ursie McCleary. Kaac-iieta Brother.

The Bobbins. La Petite Relna. purcell Maynard. Albert Waits. Mabelle Iondo.

Ilalmonl Ryner. PRICES 10-20 Last Week Paris Exposition to Represent American Schoolst William H. Rhodes. Carrie R. CroMy book of poems which she and her sister wrote, is to be married early next Alice Duer Soon to Be Wedded.

Honolulu, Aug. 26. via San Francisco. but One. MATINEE TODAY.

ARIZONA Sent. 1. Mrs. Inez S. Bowies met with a OFFICI AL UEATIIR ECORD.

Last Time Plans are under consideration which, if street accident on the 22d and received injuries from which she died twenty-four Sept. 9. 1 By Augustus Thomas. approved by Commissioner General Peck, THE FOLLOWING BURIAL PERMITS WERE On TUESDAY. SEPT.

Bth. the JOOth Perform- Issued by the Health aepirimrai ji.crujr Iron William 24: N. Clark-St- Aug. 30. hours later.

The aeceasea came nere aDout five months ago from Galena, 111. She leaves will give the boys and girls of the United States an opportunity to see the Paris ex anc will be (riven. A beautuui eaition oi Bassett. Charles C. 41: 2116 W.

MASONIC TEMPLE. Josephine Sabel, also the Girl With the Auburn Hair. Moung Toon and Moung Chli. Billy Rice and other Sept. 10.

MARSHALL f. WILDER. Illustrated br 13 cair-tone cuts oi una-na! characters and scenes, will be presented as a position. PnriilJamM. S40 W.

Aug. 30. an adopted son at San Mateo, Cal. OBITUARY. souvenir to each lady In attendance.

The proposition is that each United States Byrne, Nellie. 32; 9oi Au. 30. T.nh 7a- 1 itf WarfMI-aT Alu. 30.

Senator and the Governor of each Territory month. Miss Duer is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gore King Duer, and is a descendant of the famous Lady Kitty Duer. The bridegroom is Henry Wise Miller, the only son of Jacob W.

Miller. He is a graduate of Harvard and is well known in society circles. The wedding will take place in Grace Church Oct. 5. The couple will sail for Costa Rica, where Mr.

Miller is to engage in business immediately after the wedding. The rumors current for several days that William Waldorf Astor purposed selling his Beckeman. W. 33; S8S w'. 20th-place.

30. tfhvfvttna ft- iat XI. ati-av Auk. 31. P)A 'wghtsllore shall select from the young people whom they know are going to Paris a delegate and alternate, not less than 15 years old.

HENRY E. HATCH, Austin, died on Thursday Connor. Michael. 34: 44.W Aujb.34. nirht at the home of bis daughter, Mrs.

C. W. Cook, Margaret. 82: Baptist Hospital. Au.

3L. Doud. Miss Mary 48; 063 Jackson-blvi. md the whole number to be divided equally Stangfleld. 5821 Ontario street, Austin.

He waa 83 years old and had lived at Austin a little over Sept. 1. Hills, near Koslyn, there was found to be only one objection. There was a negro cemetery adjoining the property. He telegraphed his agent, saying: 1 Buy the cemetery and move it to some other place." So the agent bought the cemetery.

It was the burial place of the congregation of the Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church of Roslyn. But the trouble did not end there. Ever since Mackay's agent bought the cemetery the congregation of Zlon Church nas been arguing as to where it should move Its dead. Finally Mrs. Clarence Mackay, seeing that the buying of the cemetery answered no Purpose unless the bodies were removed, Volunteered to purchase a new plot and transfer the bodies.

She obtained for this Purpose ground in the Greenlawn Cemetery in Pine Lawn. The Paris Exposition club went out of "usiness today. It will be heard of no more, i he President." a year. waa uurn in neene, JN. 1., put be between the sexes, to be the official representatives of the United States at the unveiling ceremonies.

MIACO'S TROCADERO THE NEW BURLESQUE PALACE. Tfl.lHT... CITY CLUB BURLESQUERS. STAGE FILLED WITH IjOVELY WOMEN. SMuKING CONCERTS.

JCAGXIFICENT CAVO. Prices Always lO. sit, 3U Ceata Fulford. Charles 1X3 E. Sept.

1. Evenings at 8:30. Mat. Today at 2:15. Charles Frohman presents Wm.

Ciluetts greatest comedy succsss. Because She Loved Him So Now in the 12th and last week but on of Its brilliant run. moved to Rochester, N. when young and remained there until he was 21 years old. Then he Fagenbursr.

Clara, 44; RM0 Auk. 30. Of.rhnn I.illi 12- Tr.l Aue. 31. went to Lock port.

111., where he lived until a year holdings of real es- Guiliano. Anna, 81: 23 S. Aug. 23. Her.

Wiiliam. 44: 2128 Aua. 2. ago. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at PREFERS AMERICANS TO CHAOS the home of his daughter.

Hochsperttrr. Louise, 63; 814 Auir. 30. Offered to Buy the Astor Holdings. tate in New York were apparently con-.

firmed today by a cable dispatch. In, Johnson. Anna Lira. 49: 6738 Aur.29 JOSEPH BERG. Chicago, was buried yesterday at Rosehlil Cemetery.

Funeral services at the Aguinaldo's Former Partner Writes a Jensen, William. 2S, 132 S. Aug. SO. family residence, 10O6 Warren avenue, were con iZSfivamat Ivcxlora.

Vaclav. 44; 377 w. auk. ax. Kelly.

Eliia. 50; 119 Aug-. 3L Loesch. Ida. 47: 170 Aur.

SO. ducted by the Rev. J. W. Flfleld.

Mr. Berc waa Jtter Denouncing the Leaders of the Present Rebellion. 79 years old and had lived in Chicag-o ever sinew reply to a cable message asking if such an offer had been made Jefferson M. Jevy cabled: "I simply-nerai-ori tr. bnv nil "William Waldorf As tor Sf SAMT.JACK'S-u Tel.

Main 219 Only Burleeqa Hoose In Chicago. 3 Grand rf formances Every Day at 2 and TKlEKIiOIS KOIKES. LIMA' CLAY CO. lalVIXt riCTlUES. PRICES ....10.

20 McHugh. Mary Ellen Aim. 12; 6tX6 FIflh-av. It a village. He was bom In Rhenish Ba- THE R0SH1IS.

I THE WORLD. WM. H. WINDOM and Quartet. GERTIE COCHRAN.

FRANKLIN S15TERS. Coolest Theater In Chicago. Tarf ajd.f ame to America In 1833. holdings at appraised valuation." It looki Aug. 31.

Mason. Marcerette. 48-1M7 Aug. 8L Maye. Lrtuia 43: Aug-.

31. Pribll. Albert. 48-66 Aug. 31.

Pianicka, Josef. 51: 113 W. Auk. 3L Pibble. Albert.

38: 5 Au. 31. I WAUiAfiB Jl. CONDICT, Evanston. was buried carles F.

Rockstroh. yesterday at Kosehtll. The funeral took place as If the story started from tnis oner nw by Mr. Levy. The cable dispatch made a.

er-oot elr- gmnnir rAal estate mfll. althOUgh, from his late residence, 1204 Sheridan road. Dr. tearing a card Last of the Paris Exposition Club." Rowland, Frank about 34; Grand Union Hotel. R.

D. Sheppard of Northwestern University of- ooard sign-" Paris Exposition Club Aug. ai. Redd, Josie 66: 29 X. Ausr.

29. llclated. Washington, D. Sept, 1. The War department has received a Manila newspaper containing a letter from Isabel Artacho, who is described as the former partner of Aguinaldo." He says the present rebellion Is carried on to gratify personal political ambitions, and Is in reality a movement to bring the people under the most intolerable domestic slavery, and to place in the hands of an Individual the sacred attributes of God, country, Sheilnr, Margaret.

23: 212 Ausr. 31. Stephens. Carolina D. 46; 6636 BASEBALL TODAY.

BOSTOri vs. CHICAGO. Cmm cMOest mi 3iS0. THE COLUMBIA LAST TIME TOMGHT OF DEAR OLD CHARLEY. Tomorrow Kleht BLAVCHB WAIH and Porto Rico Fund Growf Slowly.

AUK. Ol. Sullivan, SatnueL 26: 969 Aur. 29. they refused to believe It could be true.

It was denied by Charles A. Peabody, Mr. legal representative In this country. Just Try for Your Complexion Champlin'a Liquid Pearl, 60 canta. pink whit Marveloui beauUfler of treat ranowa.

The contributions to the Porto Rico relief fund Tulford. Charles 9: 183 E. Hfith-st-. Sept. Irom the glass door 44T Pearl street, when a reporter arrived.

it's an up," he said. The Secretary and Treasurer are busy denying all connection with tne concern and 1 wlnd lu UP now," He la a German, foreman of reaterdar were aa follows: Mise Fredericka Skin- waroen. xnomas, oa; 9H auc Si. tier. $20; W.

K. Ackerman, 110; previously re- ZoDlal. Joseph. 17; Cook County Infirmary, JkatM portea, total,.