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VTI t4 zi iw pH cI c1tfl JIOKDAf nONDAr8EPT1r SEPTEMBER IBE 2 II 1W1 1W1Fair un Fair and cooler tomorrow tomorrowPEICE tomorrowI today partly cloudy cloudytomorrow cloudytomorrow I I VOL aL LXXIINO LXXII NO 26 i I NET YORK YORKMOIPAY MONDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1904Cw ltl MWH 1004611 9O4 tu Th Sun PrlnHngand Prllln and PMliMna Pu611hn Aturiotion odallon PRICE TWO TW OCFNTS CENTS CZAR ANNOUNCES WAR PLANS PLANSWRITES PLANSIHuns PLANSIWRITES WRITES TO GEN ORIPEXUERO ORIPEXUEROWHO WHO WILL LEAD 4D SECoND ARMY ARMYi ARMYliiirnpitkln ARtYliuropltkln ARMYuropitkIfl liiirnpitkln to Retain Command of the theFlnl theFINtCail th thFititCafi Flnl FINtCail Call on the th Troops to Show ShowVnlor ShowRlor ShoWRIor Vnlor Rlor and Power of Endurance In InThis InTill InThis This Struggle Wllh the Japanese JapaneseHfiKM Japanne1Itl JspaneieCabis HfiKM 1Itl l1 Cabli Dttpitcti to Tn Tni SUN SUNST lUNtiT ftrnST ST PETisiwmmo Sept 25 25The The creation creationof of second Manchurlan army Is I officially officiallyannounced officiallynonolln1 omciallyannotinccd announced It will 111 bo under the command commandof commandr of Gen tn Griponborg at present In command commandof of the th t1 troops In the VIlna lIna district In an anautograph analltogrnph anautograph autograph letter to Gen Orlpenberg from fromthe tromIh fromth the Ih Czar announcing IInnouncl his appointment his hisMajesty hisMajlty hI hIMajeRty Majesty faya fayaThe taYAThe tl1yITlie The Intenso energy with which Japan Japani i romlucting the war and the stubborn Btubbornnrxs nrxs nfO and high highwar1Ik warlike qualities displayed by byI hyIh bytim I Ih tim ho Japanese Impel mo to mako consider considerable consldErahle consider8IIe able additions to the strength of my forces forcesat at the front In order to attain decisive decisivesuccess deelslveIlUOCII docisheBUCCQSS success within the shortest possible time timeSince timeSlnce timeSince Since In tho accomplishment of this thistho thistho thisthe tho number numl tr of military units will reach reachsuch reachFuch reachsuch such a figure fi llre that their continuance as a one onearmy onenrm onearmy army nrm would not be admissible without withoutprejudice withoutprEjudlefl withoutprejudk prejudice to their proper direction and the thematKTUvrlng tilemauUurlnr themanuuvring matKTUvrlng nnd mobility ot the troops troopsI I have ha 0 found It necessary to divide the thetroops Uletroops thetroops troops destined for active actlveservlce service In Man Manchuria Manehurin Manchuria churia into two armies While hlle leaving the thernmmnnd theommand thecommand command of one of these theE eln In tho hands of ofOon oCien ofen Oon ien en Kuropatkln I appoint you to the thecommand thecommand theconunand command of the second secondYour secondYour eCCOndYour Your many mBn yearn earR of service your our war warlike warlike warlike like exploits and your wide experience In Inthe inthe inthe the warlike training of troops give me full fullassurance fulla fullas2rance assurance a lIrance that you ou following the general generaldirections gEneraldirections generaliiJCCtlOfls directions of the CommandorlnChief will willHiccessfully willoucCtS8fully willuccessfully Hiccessfully lead to the attainment of tho thoobject thoohjECt tholjOCt object of this war nr the army which I in intrusted Intm8ted intrusted trusted to you OU and which will show its it own ownvalor ownalor ownvalor valor and power of endurance In the fight fightAgainst fightaralnst fightagainst Against the foe for tho honor and dignity dignityof of the fatherland God bless ble you for your yourgreat yourgreat yourgreat great and glorious services to mo and andRussia andRUAAla andRussia Russia RussiaEver RUAAlaEer RussiaEvcr Ever your our affectionate NICHOLAS NICHOLASGen XtCUoIASGen SGen i Gen Gripenberg 60 6 years EarR old He dis distinguished distinguished diatinguisheci tinguished himself In the Polish Insurrec Insurrection Ineurrootlon Insurrection tion of 1863 and In the Turkestan Turk tan campaign campaignIn In 1887C8 lIe commanded the Moscow MoscowGuards MoscowOuardsln MoscowGuards Guards Ouardsln in the RussoTurklsh war warJAPS warIJAPS WarlAPS lAPS ATTACK DESPERATELY DESPERATELYFighting IJSIERATIIJFlchtlns IESPERATELYFIhtIng Fighting at Port Arthur has Been Con Continuous Conttnuotll Conttnuoui tinuous for a Week WeekSptrtal WeekSptnal WeekSpeiaI Sptrtal Cable Dilpatcli to Tar Tn Sttx SttxCHEFOO SUJrCHEr SvxCuzFoo CHEFOO CHEr Sept 25 25A 2AooordLng According rding to news newsfrom newsfrom I from Chinese sources the attack on Port PortArthur PortArthur PortArthur Arthur which began last Monday and Is Isetlll 16still isstW etlll going on has resulted thus far in the thebesiegers thebelegors thebesiegora besiegers capturing several Important posi positions positloM posilions lions enabling them to threaten the Russian Russianpossession Russianpossession UIIIIanpo88e158lon possession of the large forts guarding the thenorth thenorth thenorth north northeast and northwest sections of ofthe oCthe ofthe the fortress It Is stated that three Im Important 1mJlortant imk portant forts and six smaller ones have havebeen haebeen havebeen been taken t4Ju1nby by the Japanese Japan the mallor emaU emaUo mallorones I ones ea being between Shuashlyen Shua hren and Eh Ehlungshan Fohlu Elilungshaii lungshan lu lungshaiiThe lungshanThe gshs gshsThe The bombardment began before tore dawn dawnon dallnon on Sept opt IB tremendous salvos of artillery artillerysuddenly artilleryBuddenly artilleryauddenly suddenly breaking breakig the comparative cmpamtive mac Inactivity ina mactivity tvity tivity For fifty hours hour the roar 101 of huge hugeguns hugegW8 hugeguns guns gW8 was a incessant Ir8nt many may firing frg from fromquarters trm trmqurerR fromquarters quarters qurerR previously prviously unoccupied unopie showing showingthat ah01lngthat showingthat that the Japanese JapaneB have mounted mOmted many manynow may maynew manynow now gun gus At noon on Sept 8pt 30 the Jap Japanese JapaneM Japancso anese Infantry Infantr of the right rght and centre Ctr ad advanced a advanced vanced vanc using ulng the picket plccet trenches trnchl and andavailing andavaUlg andavailing availing avaUlg themselves them lvos of every over possible p08lbl cover coverwhich cocrhlch coverwhich which hlch however was wa slight alght Tho small smallforts sm smallforts forts tora south 8utb of Shulshlyen were wer meagrely meagrelygarrisoned meagly meaglygarisoned meagrelygarrisoned garrisoned garisoned and they made mae only a brief briefresistance brt brtresitano briefresistance resistance resistanceThe resitano resistanceThe The next objective was 11 Kuropatkln Fort Fortsouth For Fortoiith south of Pnllchwane This fort was named for Gen Kuropatkln Kuropatln It having h11g been bn erected erectedby ercted erctedhy erectedby by ills advice avic When he Inspected Inspt the thefortress theforl thefortress fortress forl he pointed pointe out Olt the weakness weane8 of the theposition tbefOltlon thetosition position fOltlon and directed dircted that It bo 0 strength strengthened ItrengthInle strengthened ened Inle as quickly as possible pOslble because be411e it pro protects protfCt tects Ictlthe the water supply uJpl Although It Is in inI Intho Inthe I the ho main chain of forts tor It was never as asstrong asstrong strong ronp as tho others othor nnd it was I captured capturednftor capturedafter after arlr severe Ivere fighting fghtng Riving the thl JnpnnMo Tnpln a afresh afrlh afresh fresh frlh base from which to operate against againstKhrlanpihnn alnllt alnlltEhrlnn againstEhrlangshan Khrlanpihnn Ehrlnn shnn which was 1 thus more ser seriously lr lriOlsly seriously iOlsly iously threatened thrtene than ever everLater eerlater everLater Later on Sept Blpt 20 the Japanese Japanel capt captured cpt cptI captired ured I ro a supplementary IJppllrtnry fort tor on lower ground groundwhich gruld gruldhlch groutidwhich which hlch threatened throtenf1 Etsehan Ehnn In the course courseof CIfe CIfeoC courseof of the days dn fighting fghtng the Japanese Japanfe had hadto hadt to 0 resist roJ several Heorl sortie Aorte Sight brought broughtthem hroughtIhrm broughtthem them Ihrm no rest rlt The Japanese Japnl artillery arlory con continued contlnle continied tinued tlnle a eovero cannonade canonade especially especiallyngninst fpocilly especiallyagainst against another anothlr supplementary fort tor 3000 3000metres 3000metres I metres letre west wet of Etsehan Ftehan This Thil position postio was waschellod 1al wasshelled shelled phtll unmercifully unmercifuly until unti It Il fire fir visibly visiblynfkened visiblyskeicdwl1en Ilhly IlhlyJ IAk nfkened skeicdwl1en when wht the theJapanenoaaaulted Japanese JapanreaMauled assaulted it itThey ItThe itThey They The mot mit with stubborn resistance resistanceThp rlltanc Thp Japanese Japn who were exposed expd to Ihefiro Ihefiroof the fre freof firo firoof of machine guns un and rifles rfes made front franto frantotort frantic franticefforts lo loefforts efforts tort to reach tho crest cret leaping over the thotrenches thetrnchP thetrenchqs trenches trnchP and embankment and tearing tearingaway tfarlnR tfarlnRaway tearingaivay away the entanglements entanglMent until unti they at last lastentered lastentered lastentered entered Even then the Russians RU8ln refused refusedto retuld retuldto to desert dlrt the fort despite dplc the superior uprlornu num numbers nunihers hers hEB pitted pited against agnlnt them Desperate hand handtohand hnd hndtohnd handtohand tohand tohnd fighting fightng occurred ocred inside Inide the fort fortNearly torterly fortNearly Nearly erly all al the to garrison jarrlson wero eventually eentualy killed kitd or wounded woundedIXINDOX woundedINDN wounded1MNDo IXINDOX INDN Sept UNflther 2Neither Neither Russia nor norJapan norJapn norJapan Japan Japn Issues l8uts any Information InCormaton regarding regardingthe the renewed renewe and severe fighting fghtng at Port PortArthur Por PortArthur Arthur all al tHe th tl news of which comes cmes from fromChofoo tromChpfoo fromChefon Chofoo It I was WI asserted Rrt some time tme ago agothat agothat agothat that the Jnpaneso Jnpan had hac captured cptlr tho water waterRipply waternpply I IFlpply Ripply Flpply of the Ue fortress fortressThe fortressThe Ortr I The Te Russians RURJan It was WI said Aid had been ben re reduced reIlICOd I Idu duced du to distilling distilng sea water and the short shortago shortale shortago ago ale of coal col and the thenely thenecossity necessity for husbanding husbandingthe hl ondlng ondlngthe the supply of fuel for the warships warRhlp threat threatened thrt thrtInl threatinpd ened Inl to prevent even a supply from this thissource thisour thissource source our None one of the stories store that tht the garri garrison garrlIon garrison Ion son is without 1lthout water can cn be verified verifiedThe verifiedThe erlfed erlfedThe The Chefoo hfoo correspondent creApndent of the Tele Telegraph Te Telegraph graph Iraph Ray IY that tht report reprt from official ofcil sources sourcesMain sourcesstats ouro Main Ialf that tht a fierce fero bombardment of Port PortArthur Portrthur PortArthur Arthur Is being continued cntinuM night and day dayThe dy dyTe dayThe The Te Russians HURII have mounted now guns gunsn gunRcm gunson cm the rocky precipices prclplOH of Llaotlshan Llaotlshanand Ilotlhn Ilotlhnaul and shell for shell The TheJapanese TheJapanese aul are answering answerng Ihell fhel Te TeJap1nEP Japanese Jap1nEP assort alrt that tmt tho enemy onem Is I either eiher eitheriell jwell Illlupplecl well lllupplecl supplied with wih ammunition ammuniion or Is using usingit it recklessly recklwwlyOfficers rltkllvOffi recklesslyOmcers Officers Offi of tho th British Irlt steamer Victoria Victoriafrom Victoriafrm Victoriafrom from frm Xewchwang for Kol Cohe of which ar arrived arrlr arrivrd rived rlr at Chefoo on Saturday Iaturday say AY that tho thoeoast thooaAt thecoast coast linn lne seemed Iml to be ablaze ahll with tho thoflnshns tholhP theflashes flashes lhP of guns uns When they were ten miles milesfrom mU mUCrom milesfrnni from Llnotlshnn Iilotthan the vessel esfl wa Wi was stopped stoppedby Itope by three thr Japanese JapanM torpedo toro boats bUs and was wasbonrdrd WhOrcrl waslonrdrd bonrdrd hOrcrl nnd examined exalnE Later Lter she Iho was wasintercepted 11 wasintercepted intercepted Inpto by a rrulner rrlFr hut was WI allowed allowedto alowN to proceed proN The Thf officers officr were Ero told that tht a agreat areat agreat great reat artillery artilry engagement enFagnent was Wa raging ragingTho ragingTho ragingjomhardment Tho bombardment bomhanlment was wa succeeded loe by an anContinutd a aConld anConthuzd Continutd Conld on Fourth For Page PagtI I 11 II I I HEARS THE FLEET II ET IS OUT OVTLondon OtTLndon OUTLondon London Lndon Hu 11 Iu Rumor Duon of He Sea Fight Fsht Oil Of Port PortArthur lortArthur PortArthur Arthur Arthuraptctal Arthuroptal ArthurSpecIal SpecIal optal Cablt Cab Dupatcl Dtlael to TIIK Tnl SUN SUNLONDON HUNLONDN SeNLoNnoN LONDON LONDN Sept Sp 28It 2 It Is I rumored rmor that the thePort thePort thePort Port Arthur squadron has made a sortie sortieand sortieand and that a big fight fght Is I progressing sorte sorteand No Noconflnnatlon Noconfration Noconflrmationcan conflnnatlon confration conflrmationcan can be had of tho rumor rumorHOPE rmor rumoriioii HOPE 1011 FOR LADY Idll CLROX CLROXStrencth CRZOStrmlUh CUI1ZOVStrength Strength Fairly alrl Maintained MaIntaInedSpecIal Ialntalnepfrlal Special Train TrnlnTake TrAn TrAnTak TrainTakes Take Cylinders CyUndc of OxB Oxygen to Her HerSptctat le 11crSptctU Sptctat Spttl Cablt Despatch IopaW lo 0 TBB 11 SOS SDKDOVKB IDW IDWDOVER SOSDovais DOVER Sept 8pt 25Tho 2The bulletin buletn issued ed at atWalmor atWaler atWalinor Walmor Waler Castle Caste this evening lvenig states that the thecondition theondlton thecondition condition ondlton of Lady Lay Curzon Cuzn remains remi much muchthe mich michtho muchthe the same fmp but her strength Itrength was fairly main maintained maintaine maintamed tamed taine throughout the day dy Inquiries Inqulrf made madelate madelate madelate late tonight tnlgbt elicited elcit the information inConton that thatthe tht thtthe thatthe the patient ptet was wa as comfortable omCortble as was to tobo tobe tobe be expected expectedThe expet expectedThe The Te physicians phYllclns said that tat If Lady CurzonB CurzonBstrength Crzon Crzonstrengt Curzonsstrength strength strengt keeps keep up for two days there will willbe wi willbe be hcpe of her recovery rever The Te peritonitis peritonitishaa prtonitis prtonitish38 haa been ben considerably localized 10cJ 7 and an anti antistreptococcus Itl ItlItreptlCU antistreptococcus streptococcus ItreptlCU serum serm injected hy hypodermi hypodermirally 1 oderml odermlcally prml prmlcl rally cl as an antidote to blood blod poisoning poisoningCylinders pollnlng pollnlngClndera poisoningCylinders Cylinders Clndera of oxygen and other special specialappliances spoolnlapplino specialappliances appliances applino were telegraphed telegrphl for from fromLondon trrn trrnLndon fromLondon London Lndon today tday and they arrived arhed by a special specialtrain spelnl spelnltmln specialtrain train this afternoon aferoon Ordinary Ordinar traffic trnIio on onthe onthe onthe the line lne was held up to enable enblo the train traincarrying trin trincMlng traincarrying carrying cMlng the appliances applanr8 to make fast fat time timeThe timeThe timeThe The King at his own request reuMt it receives rlCeh rlCehcontnt receivesconstant cclvcsconstant constant contnt reports repor of the patients patonts progress progressand progrels progrelsand progressand and he also al frequently trequenty sends lnd messages mEgl to toWalmer toWalmer toWalmer Walmer Castle CastleIt CUeI It I la I stated stte that a month ago Lady LadyCurzon Ind IndCrzon LadyfJurzon Curzon Crzon was sitting sitig In the garden garEn of the thecastle thecatle thecastle castle catle with wit a pug dog In her lop when a aretriever aretrleer aretriever retriever belonging to a visitor ltor bounded boundedinto bounde boundedinto into the garden and jumped jump at her hfr trying tryingto to get at the pug Lady Ly Curzon Cron was a un unable unnblo unable able to rid herself hlrl of the intruder which whichwas whichwa whichwas was wa roughly persistent prlswnt She became becamealarmed bemo bemoalnre becamealarmed alarmed alnre and sraed screamed for help hep for several severalmoments 6erl 6erlmoments severalmoments moments before she Ihe was hard and the theretriever theretrloer theretriover retriever driven off 01 The nervous shock shockhad shok shokha shockhad had ha a most unfortunate effect elct owing to the thestate thestate thestate state of her health healthEXSPEAKER htnlth htnlthE healthEXSPE4KER EXSPEAKER SPE4KER HEXDERSOX lEVDEISO WELL WELLSay WELlHa IrLLLas Say Ha as llli II Tlfe Contradicting Contradlctns a Despatch DespatchFrom UNpatlh UNpatlhFrom 1cspsetiFrom From I Del Molnw MolnwMrs MolneMrs 0In8 Mrs David Henderson HendlrBon wife wlo of ex exSpeaker exSpaker exSpeaker Speaker Spaker Henderson Henderlon haa been living lving all allthe al allthe the winter winterwith with Gen Henderson Hendeson and their theirdaughter tbel theirdaughter daughter dughtr at 430 3 East Ftftyelghth street streetA strt A short time ago Gen Henderson Hendeson left for fortheir torthei fortheir their thei home In I Dubuque and yesterday yesterdy It Itwas itwas was was announced announod from Des Moines Moinel that the theexSpeaker theexSpaer theexSpeaker exSpeaker exSpaer was a mental mntl and physical physic physicalwreck wreck eck Mrs Mr Henderson Henderon said Id last night nightI I am a at a loss 10 to understand undertand how such sucha a despatch dcptch came cme to be bnt besent sent from Des De Moines Moinesor Moine or any other place plac concerning concring my husband husbandWe hubnd hubndWe husbandWe We my daughter and rays mYIU myself lf heard from fromhim trornhim fromhim him only ony yesterday yestry and WB VI are to join joinhim joinhm Joinhim him hm In Dubuque this week wek leaving here hereon hereon I on Friday Fridy next There isnt a particle prtcle of oftruth ottrth oftruth truth trth in the despatch dEpth My husband hUbnd la I in inperfect Inprect inperfect perfect prect health hth and he is I just jUt as strong strongphysically Itong ItongphYllcly strongphysically physically phYllcly dnd mentally mently us 1 he wa wM ton tonyears tn tnyer tenyears He is anticipating return returnto years yer ago I anUcptnc our rtur to Dubuqun I wi Wllb wish THB Tn 8ojwoiJd WO deny dDY lii lr tolothe toto the story stor of ReGeneraTs ffGJe THB lilheolth lilheolthbody ll il helt health healthbody body boy or mental There Ter Th is I not one wod wodot wordof word wordof of truth frth in the statement that tht the General Generalhas Gnerl Gnerlb Generalhas has broken boken down downDBS downDRs1OINE downDas Das DRs1OINE MOINES la Sept Spt 2i 2 25Investigation 25Investigationof Investigation Investigationof Ineetgaton Ineetgatonot of the story sent fnt out from this thi place pla con concerning co concoming coming cring tho alleged allgr mental collapse colaps of ex exSpeaker exBpaker cxSpeaker Speaker Bpaker David Henderson Hdeln shows that thata tht thta a wrong wrng has been hn done dOle the exSpeaker exSpeakerHis exSpker exSpkerHi His Hi Hi mind is II not falling tRlng and his hl health Is Isnot i isnot not materially worse 1011 than when whe he left leftNew lettNew leftNew New York YorkHe York1e Yorklie He 1e In If suffering sutering considerably conaiderhly from the thewound thow0lnd thewound wound w0lnd which whch was received Ilve during durng tho civil civilwar olvl civilwar war and It necessitate nolat the taking taldn of much muchstrong muchItr muchstrong strong Itr medicine mece but ho is seen IEn about abt the thestreets thostr thestreets streets str of Dubuque almost almolt daily dalr has h8 no nodifficulty nodifficlty nodifficulty difficulty difficlty in recognizing rgi ng hU hi friends rroC and Is iaonly Isonly isonly only deterred deterre from trm participating pariolpatng in I the thecampaign thecampaig thecampaign ties campaign campaig by reason reon of his hl bodily bdlv infirmi infirmities Infri infirmlties POLICE SEROEAXTS SIWGETf SHOCKED SHOCKEDTelephone SEFOCKFDTelephone IClED IClEDTelephone Telephone Wires 1lrM Got Crossed Crosed With Electrlo ElectrloI F1Ctrlo F1CtrloI FlecirlolIght I lIght Ilht Circuit CircuitTho Clr CireultThe ul Tho telephone wires wirs running Into the thoi theBrooklyn i Brooklyn Brookly police plce headquarters hNdquartcrs central ontrnl be bedime becams dime cma crossed croel with Ith electric elero light lght wires wiresshortly wlrMshorly wiresshortly shortly shorly before bffor midnight loft Ilt night and tele telephonic telephonlo telephonic phonic communication communlcton with wih a number of ofprecincts otpreno ofprecincts precincts preno was WI cut off or Sergeants Sergntl Zeldler ZeldlerEdwards Zidler ZidlerEwards ZeidlerEdwards Ewards Edwards and Campbell Cpbl were on duty at the theswitchboard thewltcbr theswitchboard switchboard wltcbr when the accident happened liappenedand happne and they the had ha an experience eXPrenc that they thty arn arnnot arnnot arenot not likely lkely to forget for some time timeZeidler timeZidler timeZeidler Zeidler Zidler was wa knocked knoked out of his chair chairand chairand chairand and stunned tunnd Edwards and Campbell Campbellhopped Campbel Campbellhopped hopped hoppd from their chairs chirs in time tme and only onlyreoffivRd ony onyreCivd onlyreceived received reCivd a slight slght shock IhOk The Te first frst warning warningtho waring waringtho tho three thrpe men had was a when whln a sharp lhr report reportwas repot repotwa reportwas was wa heard from tho rear of the long switch switchboard swlh swlhbord switchboard board bord Quickly following tolo1lng this a sheet of ofblue otblue ofblue blue flame lame shot out in front of them themAt themAt themAt At tho time Sergt Zeldler Zider was sending sendingout Rndingout out a general genera alarm to the Brooklyn Bridge BridgeBrownsville BridgeBroWI BridgeBrownsville Brownsville BroWI Canarsle Canrle Flotbush FID tbush Sheeps Sheepshead Bheps BhepsI Sheepshead head Bay Coney Island I land Bath Dlth Beach Park Farkvllle Parkle Parkyule I vllle le Clymer Clyer street and Bedford avenue avenuestations aanue8tatl0D avenuestations stations 8tatl0D and had hd connected the West WestBrighton WestBrighton Brighton Brightn and Stapleton stations ttons in inStaten InStaten inStaten Staten Island The Te cross CO circuit crcit resulted resultedIn rfulud rfuludIn In all al of these ttO wires being bing put out of busi business bu businoes 1 ness nle nessOn On the station Itaton end of each of these thle wires wiresat wireat wiresat at tho time tme was a sergeant 8trgeant with pencil penci in inhand Inhand inhand hand taking down the alarm All Al of the theprecinct theprinc theprecinct precinct princ men me felt ttlt the shock shok It was 1 neces necessary nO neceeesry sary for the stations tatons to resort reor to he ordinary ordinarytelephone ordinry ordinrytelephone oreiinarytelephone telephone service In order to Itoop l10p in touch touchwith tolch tolchwih touchwith with wih headquarters heaquarem In some cases CIM there therewere thereere therewere were ere telephones tlephonp other than the police policewires policewires wires wll in the stations 8totloO but the greater grter num number numhcr numher her were not so fortunate torunate Several Sveral of the theprecncts theprecincts precincts precncts had to waken sleeping Ileplng store storekeepers storekeepem storekPeICrs keepers nearby and ad station staton a policeman polceman at attho attho atthe tho wire for the night nightJEST nightlEST nightJEST JEST nr nl I AM A DEMOCRAT DEMOCRATOn DfOCn4T DfOCn4TOn On the Alternating Aleratlns Current of Irniocr Pemocral fleniocracy fleniocracyIn cy cyIn In the thf Hoard loar of Regents necrntsDavid Rlsent RegentsDavid David Dav Hill HU according arding to a Demo Democrat Democrat Democrat crat at a the Hoffman Hotman House yesterday Is IsIn IsI isin In danger of becoming hoomng a wit witI It ItI I I asked Ikl Mr Hill Jm at Saratoga Rart the Demo Democrat Dmo Dmoct Democrat crat ct said ld what lrnt the thl Democratic platform platformmeant plattorrnmtnt platformmeant meant mtnt by Raying Aylnl that the Republican RepublicanLegislature Hepuhlcan HepuhlcanLgltur flepubhicanLegislature Legislature Lgltur in choosing choin a nonpartisan nonpartisanboard lonpnrlNul lonpnrlNulhor onpartisauboard board of eleven regents regtnUs who are lir to have havegeneral haveeer havegeneral hor of tho educational educationalsystem educationalsystem general supervlition eucUonal eucUonalSYIWI system eer of the prvlRlon State Stte selected Ilet ten Republi Republicans Republ Bepublicans cans SYIWI and one Democrat Dmorat I called cle Mr MrHills Mr11111s cn Hills 118 attention atenton to the fact that tht Eugene EugenePhllbln EugenePhibi EugenePhilbin Phllbln and ad St Clair Cair MoKolway were wereRegents wer wereBegcnth Phibi Regents under the new law lawOh laW lawOh Iglnts Oh replied rple te Hill ll Met let PhUbln Phibin and andMoKolway andMoKelway andMoKolway MoKolway crat1 ct crat toss ts up to sea eeewldch which w1lch il the Demo Democrat1 Dmo Democrat IUrnett1 Eitr Edrt Extract ct of TinllU TinllUIi TIIUa TIIUaII Ii the trader Irade a all the world word over or Use Va no ether etherAft ethe etherAda Aft I I ITRAINI TRAINS TNS ITNS TO TRENTON TEIJ PAIB PAIBYork PA 1A1 1A1pennarlysata pennarlysata RIIrOd lrl Iratas a 5 rnleM roayaitrnt hour hour hourstop stop PelIlnl a at Ue the Y14 Rir Ornc 0OUId5 nlr otpf J4 nlurln nlurlnnad returatar returatarfletad IUp fletad titp rstdDr Tt6tfl1UOlflV IGUts2L treTu Ne Neor Tew TewYost aO York nad or up CcmsoU C5Un Uele CokeS Mr SgOSUAdL 1u FW RHINELANDER RHNELANDER SR DEAD DEADPRESIDENT DEADIRrSIDlT DEADIRESlDEXT PRESIDENT IRrSIDlT Of 0 THE METROPOLI METROPOLITAN MLTROIOLIT4N 1TROPOU 1TROPOUTAN TAN MlSEl31 1I4t1t OF ART ARTAnd A HITAnd liT liTAnd And line Cne of It I Its Trances TrUtre From the First FirstOrganization FirstOrgatilrittionsecnrrd Irt Organization Or Orgatilrittionsecnrrd allrtonStMrl Necnred for It I Some Someof Kme Kmeof Someof of Its 11 Most Ioa Precious Possessions PossessionsDied lORIlonl Possessions1ied Died II of Heart Jeart Disease lele at Stockbrldge StockbrldgeFrederic StorkbrldGI StorkbrldGIJrcrlo StockhrldgeFrederio Frederic Jrcrlo William Wiiam Rhlnelandcr RblnElader Sr presi president prl prldent president dent of tho Metropolitan Metropolta Museum of Art Artdied ArtdlEd Artdied died a little Itteatter after midnight Sunday morning morningIn morig morigIn In the lied Lion Lon Inn at Stockbridge Rtokbrdge Mass Massof Mal Massof of heart hert disease diseaseHe disele diseleHe diseaseHe He went to Stockbridgo on Monday Moncay last lastto lastt lastto to spend tho autumn autulU there in accordance accordancewith nordnnc accordancewith with Ith his custom cstom for years yrm With him were werehis werehill werehis his sistersinlaw lterIlw the Misses Mf Skinner of ofthis ofthis ofthin this city cty Until Untl Saturday Sturday his health halh had hadbeen ha hadbeen been excellent exclent When ho returned returne from fromEurope trm trmFuroo fromEurope Europe Furoo In September Septembr ho told his hil friends friendsthat trends trendsthnt friendsthat that he had hd not tet fe1 better bter for yean YEarl At AtB 8 oclock oclo Saturday night Mr Ilhlnelandnr Ilhlnelandnrwas Rblnelandorwa was wa attacked nttcke by severe pains pais in II the heart heartTho het hetThe heartThe The house hou physician ph lclan was 1 summoned Hummone but butrestoratives hutrEtoratlve butrestoratives restoratives rEtoratlve were unavailing unavailingFrederic UIIollng UIIollngFredro unavailingFrederic Frederic Fredro Rhlnelnridor nhlnplnn er Jr and Mrs MrsLe MrsLie Irs IrsL Le Hoy 10 King Mr Ir llhlnrlamlers Ihllel nders son so and anddaughter unc antidaughter daughter duphter reached reebed Htockbridgo Htokbridgo yesterday yesterdaymorning 1lKwrdamoring yesterdaymorning morning moring and brought bought the body ol to toYork Now NowYork ew ewYork York last lat night The 1he funeral will wi bo to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow morrow morning at 11 1 oclock odok in Calvary CalvaryEpiscopal Calvar CalvarEpilcopl CalvaryEpiscopal Episcopal Epilcopl Church of which Mr 11 Rhlne Rhlnelander Hhll lihinelander lander had been hen I vestryman vetryman for many manyyears manyyear manyyears years year The service 8rve will 1 be conducted by bythe bthe bythe the Rev Re Dr Parks Pake the rector rectorMr rector1lr rectorMr Mr 1lr Rhlnelander Rhlnelnder was 1 born bor In New ew York YorkIn YorkIn Yorkin In 1828 18 He was 11 the son of Frederic Wil William Willam Villiamflhinelanderand liam lam liamflhinelanderand Bhlnelander Rhlnelandlr and the greatgreatgrand greatgreatgrandson gra tgreat Rra nd ndson son of Philip Jacob Rhinelandor Rhl lander who met mettled gt gtted settied tied ted at New ew Hochelle Rohele In 1880 189 He 10 was WI gradu graduated gadl1 gadl1atd graduated ated atd from Columbia Columbi College olego with wih tho class classof das dasof classof of 47 47Mr nMr 47Mr Mr Rhlnelander Rhin anrer was wal most 10t widely known knownfrom knowntrom knownfrom from his hil active actve interest Interllt In the affairs of ofthe 0 0the othe the Metropolitan Metropoltal Museum MU lm of Art Art He Hebecame HEbeme Hebecame became beme a trustee tnstN of the institution Insttuton at atits atIl atits its Il organization organl7ton In 1871 and for over thirty thirtyyears thirtyrtrs thirtyyears years rtrs gave a large measure of his time timetoward timetan timetoward toward tan its development Among Amon his as associates 1 1sote associates sociates sote on the original board of trustees trusteeswere tm8tO tm8tOwero trusteeswero wero Theodore Theore Roosevelt Roolevel father of the thoPresident thePresidet thePresident President Presidet William Wiiam Cullen Cultn Bryant Brant Andrew AndrewH llrew llrewH Green Ortn A 1 Stewart Hte ar and John A Dix DlxIn DbIn Dixin In 1882 189 he was WI made vicepresident vicepreident to fill filltho fU fUtho fillthe tho place plac of the Rev Dr William Wilam Prime PrimeHe Prlmt PrimeHo I IHe He succeeded euce Henry Henr Marqunnd as presi president prsldent resi resident dent when tho latter latC died die In 1902 10 1902He i iHo He came to the presidency pr ionc at a time when whenthe whenthe whenthe the greatest gratst improvements improomet and extensions extensionswere extnsions extnsionswer were wer being hf mode me The he bequest bquest to the themuseum tie tiemu thernusemn museum mu from Jacob Jab Rogers the loco locomotive 100 100motive locomotive motive builder bullrr made me available 8Ibll considerably considerablyover conslerbl conslerblover over S5O0 5000000 the thE annual anua Income Icme Irom Iromwhich Iromwhich Iromwhich which has ba been bn devoted deotd to securing lurlng art arttreasures arttraures arttreaatires treasures traures In Europe Mr Rhinehindor Rlnellnder had hadthe ha hadthe the direction dircion of the expenditure expnditure of this thuIncome th thIncme thisincome Income Incme His Hs intimate knowledges kowlego of tho tbonecessities thone thonecessities necessities ne ltel and the scheme chere of expansion of ofthe ofthe ofthe the museum mURum as well elM as his hi familiarity tamlirity with withthe withthe withthe the great grat art museums mUIUI of Europe Eup have hae been beeninstrumental ben benItrlntl beeninstrumental instrumental Itrlntl in i securing priceless pr1le 9 objects objectsfor for the museum museumFor mulu museumFor For many years YMI Mr Rhlnelander spent apnt a apart apr apart part pr of each eh year yer In Europe 1urp tho principal principalobject prncpl prncplobjtct principalobject object being blng the search Ibrh for art ar treasures treasuresVery trur treasuresVery Very shortly after he became bcamo president presidenthe prAldent prAldenthe he learned leare while whie in Rome of the blga the thoRoman theRman theRoman Roman Rman chariot charot that tht had ha bean bn excavated excavatednear excvatcd excvatcdne near ne Home He found loune It dated undoubt undoubtedly Indoubt IndoubtIly iindoubtedly edly Ily from trm 700 70 I and was without 1lthout nues qU question tlon ton the most mot remarkable thing thin of the the kind kindextant kindextt kindextant extant extt He recommended rcmmende Its 11 purchase purchaseand purchl and ae it was 11 secured Ilr by tho museum for a alarge alarg alarge larg large sum sumIt It MiniIt It I was wa largely larClly through throulh th the efforts efor of Mr MrRhinelander MrJllennde MrRhinelander Jllennde Rhinelander noting with wih Picrpont Pieront Mor Morgan MarRan Morgan gan and ad Rutberfurd Ruterrd Stuyvesnt Stlant that the thoDa theDo theDo Do Disc collection cUrlon of armor Rror was WI secured securedIt frf It I had hd been bn sent lot from frm Paris Pari to Christies Christiesin Chrlte in I London Lndon to be sold ld when he Mr Ar Rhinelander Rhinelanderhoard nhlnrlander nhlnrlanderhm Ithinelanclerheard hoard hm of It Personally PerRonalr he Investigated Investigatedtho Inv tatl tho authenticity authetcity of luch Ich historic trlo piece pi as astho asthe 8 8the the helmet of Jeanne DAro nndthehelmrt end the helmrt of Henri Heri II I of France Fle It I was also ah through throughMr Mr Rhinrianders Rhinllade1 constant conltnnt watchfulness watchfulnessin watchtulnes watchtulneslu in Europe for prizes pr for tho musoum ruoum that thattlio thattho thatthe the famous Camoll Pompolian PompClan room was wal Hccured HccuredIt HIJred HIJredI It I had lx hfO been on removed removec removed whole from trm excava excavatiors tXC excavatiors a ators tiors tors made Ilde between btwrM Pompeii and Vesuvius VesuviusBode YIulle YIulleDoo VesuviusBode Bode Doo of Berlin DErln secured lrrP the furniture turlturf and andsome andfame antisome some fame art Irt objects ohjlCtl the room contained cont tnrd for fortho fortho forthe tho Berlin Brln Museum MUlum The To Louvre lluv purchased purchasedsome some 8mI of the contents contol but Mr MI Rhlnelander Rhlnelandergot Ihinllander Ihinllandergot Rhinelandergotthe got gotthe the thl walls walll of the tht room rm with their perfectly perfectlypreserved perety peretyprlrved perfectlypreserved preserved frescoes trfCO for this 70000 700 was wasjaid waspwl wasI jaid I aid from rom the Income Incme of the Rogers Roper bequest bequestAmong hqUCt hqUCtAmanl bequestAmong Among Amanl tho paintings palntnp that the vigilance vljlanC of otlrlhlne1ander ofMr 1 Mr lrlhlne1ander Rhinelander gained g41no for the Uo Metropolitan MetropolitanMtiooum MetroplUn MetroplUnof MetropolitanMtistini Mtiooum of Art is the Ue portrait prtrait of the thl Princess Princessdo Prlno sdn do fond1 by the thl French Frlnch artist artt Lnrgilliero Lnrgillieroof Largll of the thl eighteenth century cetur For or this and andanother andanther antianother another anther painting pnlntnj by Lnrgilllere Ilrgll re 80000 80 was waspaid waspall waspaid paid paidTheso pallTtC paidTheo Theo TtC things are arC but a few te of his services servicesto servics servicsto to the museum His Ils whole life lfe was WJ prac practically prao practicnlly tically tloly devoted de te to It When WhEn he was 8S In the thocity thl thlet thecity city et a large lr part of his hil time was spent In Intho Inte inthe the te museum museumGeorge mllm mllmCorgo museumleorgo George Corgo Story Stry curator cum tor of the de department department dopartrnent partment of paintings paintng of the museum mURum wild wildof Midof soldof of Mr Rhlnelander Rhlnelanl last night nightHe nightHe nightHe He was wa a man mln of remarkable capabil capabilities tapabUItle capabilltles ities Itle and anc judgment He la combined the fine finesensibilities finos finesinslbilitles sensibilities nslbUII of an a artist 8rtlt with lh the cold judg judgment judgmet judgmeat meat met of the busine business ss 8 man The result lult was wnssingularly wassingularly wassingularly singularly fortunate for the institution InAtitulon InAtitulonj institutioni It I would be impossible Impibio to estimate estmate his hil ser serI I vices ictR They covered more mor than thirty thirtyyears thirtyI thirtyyears years and there was not a year Mr of the time timethat tme tmethat ttmethat I that Mr Rhlnelander was not planning planningstudying ptannmhstudrlng planningstudying studying travelling travelng or corresponding mthe I inthe the Interests ItrMtl of his beloved museum lie nf lieI I II I I gave his time to it to the exclusion of pri privato prlI prirate I rate ate affairs aflll It I is I In a manner of Baklng Baklngi Rakln Raklnla la i a monument to the thl man The officers ofccr and andtrustees andI andtrustees I trustees tret of the museum had not only the lhahighest thoI thehighest I highest hhCt respect for him and Ind admiration for forhis 1 his hi abilities nhlllC Ipt they tlev they loved 1011 him him for his hl warm wnrmheartodness warmhlrodnO warmheartedness heartedness hlrodnO and never Dver failing faing sympathy i Ho le had little ltle to savat any any time tlml but but when whenvariably whenho whenhe ho Ifok spoke on a RlhjMt Rtllject hI his IcI advice wal was in invariably I Ivariably I variably followed tolowed I am shocked Ihoked at Mr MrRhinelanderu MrIthinelanders rIhlnelander8 Rhinelanderu Ihlnelander8 death particularly since I Isw Isaw I Isaw saw sw him apparently apparent I brimming with health healthJust just jut a few days carl ago agoMr alo agoMr i Mr Rhinelaiidef Hhlnelalde mrrrlod mrrlo Frances fran DSkinner DSkinner DSkinner Skinner in 1851 They TII i hud hld eight elpht children childrenof chidren chidrenof of whom the following followingjturvlve survive Frederic frllelic Fredericv I Rhlnelnndor Tr Thomas TlomM Rhino Hhlnetho Rliitiolander i ilander lander tho Rev Philip Phlp 1f llhinolandcr llhinolandcrMorpnnJonoH nhIOI IthinolnndirMrs nelr Mrs II Ilal ihliam It Uhl Rives Jr 1rR Mrs William WilliamMorganJones Ilnm IlnmMorfnnJnnlR I MorpnnJonoH and Mrs HI Lo 1 Roy King The Thedentl Thodll Thedead dead dll MorfnnJnnlR are II Alice Alc ylhlnelander hlntlander and Mrs MrsLewis rR rRJwil i i1iwin Lewis Jwil Cameron CmeronMr Mr Rhinilandcr was WJ governor of the theKnickerbocker theI theKnickerbocker Knickerbocker I nlckebOkr Club 11ub a member mernbr joveror of the City Cityand Clt Cltand Cityand and Southsldo tothldo Sportsmens Spormen clubs cub a mom member mombr momher her br of the Downtown Dowtwn Association Aolaton tho Men Mendelssohn len lendel8hn Mendelssohn delssohn del8hn Glee Oe Club Cub and the American AmericanGeographical Aericn AericnOeogmphlol AmericanGeographical Geographical Society 8olet a I director dirtor of the theBlind theDlnd theBlind Blind Dlnd Asylum Vylum and ad a member membr of the Munic Municipal 1unlo MunieIpal ipal I I Art Commission CommissionThe Commlllon CommlllonTe The Te body boy will wi be Interred Inttr at Newport NewportI Newor Neworlt NewportlAtest lt lAtest I teit 1 Marine Ilarae Intelllcenoe IntelllcenoeArrived IntelsenB IntelsenBArvd IntelllienoaArrived Arvd Arrived 3 I Urtirtthr Warrarlhr Havnl Havani Sept Sft 91 91Law 2tI 11Low Law Fare Rmrilens nnlau at St Lout Lme Loutyj I Ivia via yj Ltblrh tblrh I Vtller Vaur aUe Tnnnurh Trl ctr cra5entriaduf cra5entriadufscenery entrtneiar entrtneiarcrnerr dl dlIrey scenery Ta Irey Aar dr Sn 5e rrau ICtU JM I lG sue ad ItM IM BrMdwiy BrMdwiydr DTO dwp dwpAdr 1 1 I WELLS 1JII nu RUN flUi IJOIl loirv Ill Il AUTO AVTOI AlTO AlTOnonrnor AUTOGoierner I Governor of Athletic Atllltl Club ub Severely SeverelyHurl MenTelyIIrtcompanion SeereIyllrrrttompanfon Hurl IIrtcompanion llrrrttompanfon Companion Also Struck StruckFrederick Struckrerck Struckrederlck Frederick rerck Wells Wels a member of CC tho thoboard thobord theboard board bord of governors goVernr of the New York Athletic AthletioClub AthletloClub AthleticClub Club was severely Injured Injur in Hnckensnck HnckensnckN InckenRck InckenRckN yesterday Yeterday afternoon aferoon when he was wasrun WI wasrun run down do1 by a largo automobile In which whichMr whichMr whichMr Mr and Mrs Mf Thomas Thom Boll Dl of this thll city cty were weredriving weredriving ere eredriving driving Mr Wells Well was 11 riding on bicycle abicycleWith abioycle abioycleWith a bicycleWith With him were Klntnor and MMcGlnley MMcOnle MMcQlnley McGlnley McOnle also members of tho New York YorkAthletic YorkAthletic YorkAthletic Athletic Club ClubBoth CluhBoth CliiiBoth Both Wells Well and Kintner Kntur were struck by bythe bythe bythe the automobile autmobie and their wheels wh 11 demolished demolishedMr demollhf Mr 11 Wells Well wan Wi picked plcko up unconscious lnCOlcOUI and andcarried andcarrie andcarried carried carrie Into the residence ldenc of Gabriel Mead MeadA MEa A physician who was WR summoned summone found that thattwo thattwo thattwo two of Mr 1r Wellss Wolls ribs rbl wer wer were fractured fracturedand traurd traurdand fracftiredand and that he had hd two severe Ner scalp lolp wounds woundsMr woundl woundsMr Mr Wells Wel11 was otherwise otherlso bruised brllF and shaken sltakcnup Rhakenup shakenup up Klntner Kntner escaped cwd with only a low lowbruises rowhru1J fewbruises hru1J bruises The automoblllsta Rltomohisbl wore ere not ar arrested a atrested rested reted Mr Wells Wol insisted inlsted on being taken takento to his hil rooms roml at the New York Athletic Club ClubKlntnor Cub CubKintner Club1intncr Klntnor and McGlnley brought brught him to toWeohawkcn toWohawken toWceliawkon Weohawkcn Wohawken by trolley troley and nd then thln by ferry ferryto Cery Ceryto to this thii city cityThe cityThe cityThe The three thre men went to Nowburg by boat boaton on Saturday Hturda night and started on their theirwheels theirwheet theirwheeLs wheels early yesterday Ytitrd morning They Theyrode Theyrode he herode rode through Tuxedo Tux and nd were wer headed headedfor headedtor headedfor for this thit city ciy when whfn the accident occurred occurredBoth ocurre occurredBoth Both Wells Wel and Kintner are expert ox pr swim swimmers swlmmel swimmers mers mel and witter wUlr polo playerc playe Mr Bell Bellhns Bl Bellhas has hI been unfortunate unforllllt with his automobile automobileTho automobie automobieThe The machine was mi In a serious rou accident acident at atLittle atUtle atLittle Little Utle Foils lall FalIsNJa a fow fowwoeks weeks ago agoItMil000 npo npofWO agoS ItMil000 fWO LHA 1M TO HE Im1WClrATS Im1WClrATSGo 31 OCnATS OCnATSGov TS TStio Go Gov Durbln Hears lul lien of a Big 1p Campaign CampaignIund VampatgnIund ampalll ampalllFunc Iund Func for TnKRtins Tll artl lie lieINDIANAFOIIS LeeINIIANAIO1IS I IISllsOS INDIANAFOIIS ISllsOS Sept 20Gov 20 00 0ev Durbin Durbinreached DurbinroohCI Durbinreached reached roohCI home from New York today and andsaid andIld andsaid said Ild that tht ho laid IUd been informed InCorme credibly crediblythnt cribly criblythat credibiythat that the Democrats Dmocrt would have one of the thelargest thelargtt timlargest largest campaign funds tun that had been beenrobed bn bnra beenraised robed ra for yenr4 yeri Ho Bald tho fiscal f5cl agents agentsof of the Democratic Demoratic national committee committeehad tmmito committeehail had just ju st negotiated nootate a I loan lon of ItOO 100000 100000throticli 490000throtihi throticli one of tho largo tru trnlt trust companies companiesof corpanll corpanllof of that city find that it was as the purpose of ofthe othr oftue the coiiiinittco commltcu committee to Bend a considerable cOlliderahln part partof partof partof of the money mont to this Ulil and other assumed assumedclose u8slme assumedclose close cOO or clailbtful chllbtul States StatesWith StatesWih Statesith With Wih ith Tom Taggart as chairman clalran of the thonational thenatonal thenational national natonal committed cmmlten Jon Fanning an al his hissecretary hislcmtar hissecretary secretary lcmtar and Myron Iyrollng King OH his treasurer treasurersaid tren tronsurersaid urr urrMid said tho Governor oeror I will wil miss rl my guess guessIf gUE1 If a I good go sired fiJ slice lc of this thll loan docs dos not find flndIts Ind IndIK findIts Its IK wny into Indiana The T10 chief aim of ofthe ottho ofthe the Taggart men in Indiana Is to carry car the theLegislature theLIflatuc theLegislature Legislature LIflatuc and nnc the money will wi doubtless doubtlessbe donbtfse donbtfseb be lined in that way wayTho wayFho Tho Governors OolJlors statement Itattment was Boon Boonnolned soonnoised on onnoiled noised noiled about abolt the hotels hot11 and Democrats Democratsand Domorats Domoratsad Donmocratsand and ad Ropubllcnns Itpuhlcns alike alko wore wor greatly graty inter interested intert intere8ted ested te in It Republicans RpublcnnA said fld that there therearo ther theraru thereare are already evidences eyldEnC of the use us of money moneyIn In Indiana India and that the Democrats Democrat are ar put putting putting putting ting up an al organization organIztion that shows 8ho1 that thatthey thatthey thatthey they are going goinp to make a great grat effort Etort to tocarry tocarr tocarry carry carr the State StateDemocrats StateDmocrtl StateDemocrats Democrats Dmocrtl smiled rmled at the Governors Goverors state statement statement statement ment and 8d sld Jd they would be glad gld to have haveall 1a0 1a0al haveall all al tho money that could culd be pent nt here htr by bytho byth bythe the th national tlonal cpminlttee cpminltteeSEXATOR comrpltto comrplttoRlTOn comipltteeSFN4T0R SEXATOR RlTOn HOAR llR SIXKIXG SIXKIXGRefuses SIHineflRP SIXKISflefrises neflRP Refuses to Take TikI Medicine llplne or Fond Foonc FondEnd FondEndExpected Fnrt FnrtKxpecteft Expected xPCt Moon HoonWORCESTER Moonomcasrxn oon oonWOlcEsTKn WORCESTER WOlcEsTKn omcasrxn Mass 11 Sept ept 25 258rnator 258rnatorHoar 25Senatorhoar Senator SenatorHoitr Hoar ha hal has been hen weaker wlakEr since sinc Friday passing passingmost plllng plllngmost passingmost most of the time tme in sleep flCp Ho Ls now re refiisins yefusing fusing flAin to take his hil medicine and nourish nourishment nourlh nourlhment nourishment ment If this condition condltof continues contnUIB it wilt wilthave willhave vi have a serious rous effect ee upon his little lte re remaining remaining romalning maining strength strengthThis strngth strngthThif strengthThis This Thif was al tho lie bulletin bulltn issued tonight tonightrelative tonigh tonightrelative relative to the condition cnditon of Senator George GeorgeF George1lo 1lo Hoar Dr Warren Weren Oilman Giman the attend attending atend atendInp attendlog log Inp physician phYllcan said sllt tonight tonljht that If tho thoSenator thoRlnator theSenator Senator Rlnator continues tontnll to refuse rfulo medicine mflcne and andnourishment Ind Indnourishtnt andaourishment nourishment nourishtnt ho cannot live Ivo more than thantwo thantwo thantwo two or three day For the first frRt time Binco sinc since the distinguished dttlngl8hel dttlngl8helralilnt distinguishedpatient I patient ralilnt became hCIIO ill 1 the members mpml 1 of his hisI hisfamily family trl Imvo 1110 abandoned abnndonfJ all al hope They Theyr Theyrnllc fhyra ra rnllc allrc 17e that Cilt failure faluro to tnke nourishment nourishmentmeans nourllhllt nourllhlltmcn means mcn the hastening Ilastcln ot Hit thl end which is isnow Isnow isnow now ojpeotd epe peted tfd alrnont olnt hourly hourlyRockwocxl h0rly h0rlyJokwoud liomriyltockwoud Rockwocxl Jokwoud Hour his hi son 101 nnd Miss i Mary MaryHoar fary faryhoar Hoar Hor hI his daughter tiro 11 with wil him constantly constantlyand conltantland and every eor effort plort is being nmdo nJdo to keep keephim kep kephim keephim him quiet His Jis mind Is I ii not as a clear as it ithas IthM ithas has been Ifn in the pa past and he shown no 10 In Inclination IncUratonto incilcation clination cUratonto to discuss dlRculH hl hil his favorite tavorle subject subjectpolltlcH Hubjot HubjotpltlC subjectpolitics politics pltlC His I Is only onl desire dflre seems sem to be to tobo tob tobe bo left alone and allowed qlowtd to sleep sleepOKV slop slopml sleepOx OKV ml IT I CHADiriCK CIUJJIK DROWNED DROWXEOWell DROflFD DROflFDel Well el Known Kno1n New Sf llamnslilre ampltre Man Ilan Lose Ixxesinn IAN IANl Loselii inn lii Life Ife While hlf hlle Ilathlng IlathlngBABN8TABIJ lathnl liathingBAmmTAnirm BABN8TABIJ DARSBTAR Mass 1I Sept 25 25en Gen PChodwlck PChadwlok PChadwick Chodwlck managing mnaging trustee trutc of Phillips PhillipsExeter Phiips PhiipsExeter PhillipsExeter Exeter Academy was drowned drwno while whie bath bathing bth bthIng bathing ing here last night Gen Chadwlck IRt night Chdwick came camohere camnhere camehero here yesterday Cterday with wih several severl friends to visit visitover visitover Ilt Iltover over Sunday with Dr Henry Baratow Baratowof Dmtow Dmtowof of Boston ton who has a cottage otago at thin th place placeGen plae plaeOen placelen Gen Chadwick and Ane Dr Bnrstow Damto1 decided decidedto deided deidedto to take a bath before hlfore dinner clnnlr and started startedto to swim Iwlm across acrO tho harbor narrows uarrwI Tho Thowater Thowater Thewater water was wa rough owing owll to the high wind windand windI windand I and after going partly across acroS the channel channelDr I Dr Rarxtow turned back hatk shouting Ihoutng to his hiscompanion hillI hiscompanion I companion corn pan Ion to do the tli Mme Upon reaching reachingtho rrachng rrachngI I the beach bach Dr Barstow WM 1 unable to see seeI seelila I I hU friend and shouted shoute for help helpBoats helpI heipBoats I Boats Doatl were tn secured cured but no trace tro of oCGen ofGen I Gen Chadwlck could be found Today Todaythe I I the search fnrch was renewed renlwd practically practcal the theentire theentire I II entire entir population populaton aiding without wihout success successand successand ucc8 I and It I IK feared flnred the body bo was carried carrlN out outto outto I to sea seaOon lea leaOn seaGen Gen Cbndwlck wns wnl 40 4 years old and andwas andWM antiwas was one of tho lie best known men In Now SowUlmphlrt NowHampshire Hampshire Ulmphlrt Ho 10 was I graduate Rrcuato of liar Harvard lar liaryard 1 1ard yard ard and nerved on the staff ar of Gov GovRolllnH byRollins RolllnH RolllnHALL RollnH Rollins41r4 ALL II niE Il Ir TO tiTEPPAnKNTS tiTEPPAnKNTSLarge TIP nJVTf nJVTfIarlt I Large Iarlt Number lnler of If Children C1lfrrn In a Fief neorma neormator Reforms Reformsicr or ma Inry tor Ascribed rrlh1 to Hume 111 renditions tonltlon toniltieflsPlrrsntRcJ I IpJIfICRU i PjTTsnnnu pJIfICRU Pa Ia IaSet Sept trjt 2 2ltisasinguiar i Itisasingular It Is I lngulr i ifact I Ifact I Ifact fact thnt a large mjority of the children chidren i iat i at the Morgnnzn State Reformatory Httormntor have havostppnrelt havestepparents I stepparents stppnrelt and ane I believe beleve that their thfir pros prls prlsmc prosrace I race mc at Morganzn Morganz Is duo to this fact said saidCharles i iCharles IChnrl Charles Chnrl Houston Iulton member mfmhr of the Morganra MorgnnrbJnrd Morgananb3ard i iboard board of toda I believe I Ithe managers today lellOe that thattho I Itho tho presence prfenc of such a largo Ilrge number of ofchidren ofchildren jchildren children chidren at Morpanza Is I duo dUI to the efforts effortsof erorts erortsot of stepP etepparlnts stepparents rent8 to get rid of them thfm Many Manyof Man Manof of these IIMo children cidren have ha vo no business blllne at Mor Morganza Morganm Morgansa ganza and many of them tpm would woul make makeobedient mae maeohllent makeobedient obedient and respectable children If ohllent respPablo cidre I they theywere theyWEre theywere were treated tPto humanely humanel at home homeIn homeIn homeIn In Rome Ime respects r8pooI It I is better for 101 them themthat themthat themthat that they are ae taken tkcn from a stepfather or orstepmother orstcpmoUer orstepmother stepmother stcpmoUer who treats troUs them badly oely At AtMorganza AtMorganm AtMorganaa Morganza they are not treated tet I as prisoners prisonersbonsct prlnorl prisonersas 11 as my many prsns persons iagie imagine but they have a achanc achance chanc chance to Ret a Id good Iucton education and ler learn learna a a tae trade whiC whtch wi will enable them to earn an anhnet anbonestt3Iving bonsct hnet bonestt3Iving living lving and make them the useful Wfu WRECK WRECKON ON THE YI CENTRAL CENTRALTHE CENTRALTIl THE TIl WKSTERX STERN EXPRESS DE HEHAILED DEIIALED DERAILED HAILED IIALED DY Il A BROKEN IWKIN RAIL RAILA A Fast lt Freight Plough Ponchs Into tbe Derailed DerailedCan Veralm VeralmCAn DerailedCars Can and Wrec Wreck Tlietn TheIUn ThemMr Mn Newman NewmanKrh NewmanVrb Krh I rb of This Tts City I Has la Roth Legs Les Cut CutOff at atOff tOf Off Of and Dies DII In a Rochester nooeter UopUa UopUaRU8TR Hospital HospitalRocuEsran Uo lt lROCIIKSTBR ROCIIKSTBR RU8TR Sept pt 25 2SA A broken brken rail ri on onthe onthe the New NeW York Yor Central Ctntral track trck near Lock LockBerlin Lok LokBrin LockBerlin Berlin Brin between botwen Lyons Lon and Clyde Cye caused causedthe causedthe the derailment deralrnont of the three th rear rr Bleeping Bleepingcars sleplnl cars or of the tb Western Weter Express Expr due du In this thiscity th thiscity city cty at 4 A The sleepers sleel careened cre and andfell ad adtel sadfell fell tel over ove on the track used us by eastbound eastboundfreight tltbund tltbundtrelght eastboundfreight freight While Whie the passengers pRngr In the three threasleepers thle thleslepr threesleepers sleepers slepr were wpr hastily hatly dressing drlng themselves themselvesand tlelI18el Vand and trying trR to get out a freight tri ht train tn crashed crashedInto crashedinto Into tho sleepers slepr badly wrecking wrkig them the and andinjuring andInjurng andInjuring injuring Injurng twentyfive tWEntyfe of the occupants occupantsMost oupt occupantsMoat Most Mot of the Injured Injur wore wor taken takenon on to toLyons toLyoD toLyons Lyons LyoD but eight of the most mo seriously Rro ly hurt hurtwere hurtwero hurtwere were brought to Rochester ROhOter and anc sent nt to the thehospitals thehOpltal thehospitals hospitals hOpltal Mrs MI Newman Nowan Erb of New NewYork NewYork NewYork York wife of VicePresident YlcePldent Erh of the Fere FereMarquette te teraruetto reMarquette Marquette raruetto Railway died die of her injuries ijure nfew nte afew few te hours later ler Mr Erb had ha one of his hiswrists hiswrists wrists broken and a I small smal bone in one of ofhis ofhis fhis his legs was wal broken broen just ju above the ankle ankleAfter anle anleAter ankleAfter After Ater the sleeper pr In which Mr and ad Mrs MrsErb MI MrsErb Erb Frb were wer travelling trvelig had ha jumped the track trackthuy trck trckthuy trackthey thuy both bth began ogn to todress dress dl8 Mrs Erb stepped DteppedInto steppedinto Into ito the lavatory lavator and was them when whe the thefreight thetrlght thefreight freight trlght struck trck the car Mr Erb was wa thrown thrownagainst thrownagaist thrownagainst against agaist the side and ad then received Irled his hisinjuries hi hisinjuries injuries Injurl hut he smashed sma hd tho window widow of the thelavatory tbelavato thelavatory lavatory lavato and ad dragged drngg Mrs Erb lrb through throughthe the opening opig It I was found that both bth her herlegs hrrleg herlegs legs leg were wer broken several 1ml ribs rlb fractured fracturedand rrcurd rrcurdand fracturedandtbatshehad and andtbatshehad that thtsh she had sustained sutalned Internal Interal Injuries InjuriesAn ijuris ijurisAn injuriesAn An operation optrtlon was 18 Immediately Imrneltely necessary neceegaryto neCfry neCfryto to gave 1e her life lfe and at Lyons a special pell train trainwas trin trinwas trainwas was made up and ad sent Rt ahead to Rochester Rochesterwith Rohfte Rochesterwith with wih tho injured Injure woman womanMr woma womanMr Mr fr Fjb telegraphed telegraphe to relatives relatvf In Now NowYork NowYork York to hurry to Rochester Holter an fast as a aspecial aspecial special P11 train could ould bring brig them tbl The special specialleft spl specialleft left ler New Nfw York at 733 7 oclock oclok and reached reachedhere rpac0 reachedhere here at ito 1 0 this thi afternoon ufloo making tho thorun te tern thorun run rn in exactly exacty six Ilx hours houl and twentysix twentysixminute hlfttlx hlfttlxminutt twentyaixminutes minute minuteOn minutt minutesOn On the train trin were ere Mr Dittenhofer Dltnhoter Mr MrErbs Jrr JrrErbA MrErbs Erbs soninlaw Mrs MI Dlttenhofor Dtenhtfr a nurse nurseand nur nurseand and Dr Willy Wiy Moyer Mr Erbs family familyphysician tamllyphrHlcan familyphysician physician phrHlcan Dr Mcnges Menge was wn in TrumanB TrumanBburg Tmman Trumansburg burg and Mr Erb telegraphed tegrphe for him himTlio himThe himThe The message meage was 11 forwarded torarl to Dr Menges Mengesand Menge Mengesand and he arrived nrve earlier earlpr on a 1 Iehlgh Valley Valleyspecial Valleyspecial uty utyspolsl special spolsl Rut the party pay arrived arrP too late lateAt lt lateAt At the Homeopathic Hospital lo pltal shortly horty be before before fore for noon both bth of Mrs Mr Erbs Erb legs leg were wereamputated wer wereamputated amputated ImpuUle and she he died dia a few minutes minuteslater minuteslawr minuteslater later laterThe lawrThe laterThe The names name of the Injured Injurd In the hospitals hospitalshern hOtpltas hOtpltashl hospitalshers hers hl are areMiss areli areMiss Miss li Sarah Owen 420 Woodward Woodwardavenue Wowar Woodwardavenue avenue Detroit Dtroit arm and ad back bruised bruisedS bml 8 Stern Kansas KUI City Mo lo scalp wound woundend woundand woundand and internally Inerally injured injuredMrs Ijured IjuredMr injuredMrs Mrs Mr Stern Kansas Kana City Ciy bruises brl on onbody onbod onbody body bodyWilliam bod bodyWilliam bodWllnm William Wllnm Leigh Ligh Providence Povldeno burned bure by byescaping byesopl byescaping escaping esopl steam steamMrs steamMl steamMrs Mrs Ml William Wiim i Leigh burns on face faceJ Cac Heaney Alameda Alama Cal Cl cut and andbruised andbruied andbruised bruised bruisedMr bruied bruiedMr bruisedMr Mr Erb left at 030 oclock oclok tonight for forNew torSew forNew New York with the body bod of his hillwe hillweSPECIU wife wifeSPECIAL wifeSPECIAb SPECIAL BRAT EMPIRE EMPIE STATE RECORD RECORDIt RBORD RBORDI It I was WR 610 oclock oolok yesterday Etrday morning morningwhen moring moringwhen morningwhen when the authorities authorilr at the Grand Orad Central CentralDepot Cntrl CntrlDpot CentralDepot Depot Dpot received the following tolowlng despatch depatch from fromMr fromMr fromMr Mr Erb ErbPrepare ErbPrpare ErbPrepare Prepare Prpare spNjclal lal for Dr Meyer to come cometo cometo cometo to scene ecne of wreck Spare no expense expenseIn expn eIn In halfon ha1an hour the train tain had been be made madeup mde mdeup modeUI up UI and was WI awaiting awaitng the arrival arvl1 of the Ue sur surgeon BurgEn surgeen geon gEn The To train tain consisted onswt of three thro day daycoaches daytache daycosches coaches tache and a Pullman Pullan sleeper aloper The Te three threeordinary thre threeordinary ordinary ordlnar coaches oacewere ciacheswere were put puton on to give ballast ballastto blRt blRtto to the tle train One of the te best bet engines englnC the therailroad therailroad railroad company had was found In the Molrose MeirR yards yardl and backed hckel down dOWI to Forty Fortysecond For Fortssecond second fne street streetAt streetAt tret tretI I At 73S oclock ocok Dr Meyer MeYfr accompanied accompaniedby by en assistant lilltant and two nurses nurl drove up upand upnnd upand and climbed clmbd aboard abar tha th train which was waagot wasgot got under way ay without delay An order orderwas orderI ordericliI was I sent along the route giving tho special specialthe specialthe podalthe the same eme privileges prhlege that tht are ar extended extendE to totliR tothe totIme the Empire State Express and that ftl ExprO an tht means meansall meal meansall all of the privileges privlelN of the road ro as far as asthe asthe the right of way is I concerned oncfrno In other otherwords othErwors otherwords words wors everything was wa sidetracked sldotrackt for the thespecial thepola1 thespecial special specialThe pola1 The To train mode mae the run to Albany Albny In 2 hours hour and 37 minutes minuts which time tme beat beatthat bt btthat beatthat that of the Empire Epir State Stat Express Exprf by 3 min minutes mlnUtEA mm mmutes utes It took 2 hours and ad 27 minutes minut to tomake tomake tomake make the run to Syracuse Syrcs thus thU eclipsing eclipsingtho eclping eclpingthe the record reord of the railroads ralrads fastest tRto train trainby trainby by 21 minutes Dr Meyers special Apln pulled pulledinto pule pulledInto into Rochester Rchester at 158 15 yesterday YOteray afternoon afternoonhaving afwroon afwroonhaving afternoonhaving having beaten baten tho record ror of the Empire EmpireState Empir EmpireState State by 20 minutes minutesJAIL mlnuwsI minutesJAIL JAIL I RREAKER SHOT DEAD DEADniot DRUJRot IE4DRiot Riot Rot Gun lie Used tiy a Sheriff Shelt In a Prison PrisonCorridor Pon PonCorrlor PrisonCorridor Corridor Corrlor In Atehlson Atlhlson Kan KanATOIHSON Kanj KanATcuIsoS ATOIHSON Rat KOI Sept 25 2SWalter Walter Scott ScottThomas BcottThoml ScottThomas Thomas Thoml Bean II Clyde Bean and John Os Osborn Osborn Osborn born prisoners prlsner in I the county cunty jail here herei he heremade i made two attempts atempt to escape this t11 after afternoon afer afernoon afternoon noon Scott Hott was wa killed kll in the second scond at attempt atI attempt I tempt temptj temptJoseph Joseph Miller Mir the jailer jaier went Into Int the thei thejal thejail i Jail jal room at 1 oclock ococ to take dinner dlnnlr to the I Iprl I prisoners prl oners Inside Ildde the jail jai room there are arei ar arecages i cages CROI and running along the front of tho thocages thoM thecages II IICROI cages Is 1 a barred bal corridor cordor in which the theprsne I prisoners prsne exercise exercie The prisoners prllnM are al alJ aiI always I ways ay required reuir to get glt Into their thflr cells cls before bfCore bfCoreto beforefood I food Is taken to them themScott themSt themScott to Scott St Osborne Osbre and Clyde Clydl and Thomas ThomasBean ThoaA ThoaAan ThomasBean Bean an slipped slpp Into Int the cell 01 nearest noar8t the cor corj cr crrldor corridor rtdor door and slamed slamo the cell cl door but butsilently butsienty butsilently silently sienty pulled puled It open again and when whenJailer whenJailer Jailer Jaler Miller Mlor walked walkl Into the corridor crrdor the thefour thefour four tOlr men attacked atacked him and a desperate desperatestruggle desprte desprtetolowt desperatestruggle struggle followed followedThey tolowt followedThey I They got his hB keys ke but he kept them BO BObusy 10 10busy sobusy busy fighting fightng that they the could not unlock unlok the theouter theouter I outer doors do They TIIY beat bet Miller Mier on the thehead I head hea with an Immense hlmon padlock pdJok but failed failedi taie to knock kock him out olt nnd he fought them thEm off offfor or offfor for ton minutes with his left hand handTwo hnd handTwo Two of thorn were wer holding holdlnp his right hand handbut hlnd handbut I Ibut but ho wrenched wrncht1 his hil hand loom 100 and pulled pulledhln pulledhis ullt his revolver Johor from his hil pocket Sheriff SheriffWilliam Hherlt SlieriffWilliam William Wiim Elf Klr appeared at this ths Juncture Juncturewith juncturowith juncturewith with a riot gun loaded with wih buckshot buckHhotNElthpr buekshotNeither Neither Kill KIl nor Miller Mier know where the themen timemen I men were wer hiding but suddenly the four tourmen fourmen i imen men close cos together tOFrthfr made a rush rlh at Rift Klt Riftand I Iand Iane and ane Miller MillerKlff Mier MierKUJ MillerRift Rift called cle callodon on Scott Scottwhowas who was Wi in the lead leadto lea leadto to stop Soott Sott did not stop and KMT Ki poured poureda pred preda a full ful charge chge of buckshot buckhot into Int him and he hefell hetel hefell fell tel dead ded The three the prisoners prlone then gave gavethemselves gnethMllve gavethemselves themselves thMllve up upNEW upNEW upNEW NEW TOrtKST TonKS L0118 MLrnITEDWOflLDa MLrnITEDWOflLDaPermMylvanta FAIR FAIRPcnnijlvtnU rmrEDwoRLbS rmrEDwoRLbSPeaMrval LIMITEDWORLDS i PcnnijlvtnU ruilrouTa Ralr1d palatial palll Expotltlnn El train Leaves PeaMrval SPL Ne New Vorl York rl1 ll II SL A dan daily lll am arylyos rrlTe tf mrK 15 I Lua LU 1 Bfl at da daT rK 0 fIn extra iir tr tar to tl It st I SlttWAY srmr OPE Im OCTOBER OCO Dm VT VTNewest nSeet 27Newest Newest Seet Date Set fur the Event KnntTls KnntTlsUkf EventThIS EventThISLikely This ThisLlUHy Likely Ukf to Re Final FinalTho Fnal FnalTho FinalThe Tho directors dlrctm of the Interborough Jntrbrolch Rapid RapidTransit iapidTransit npld npldTrn Transit Trn lt Company Co p3ny have hve decided to open the thesubway theaubway thesubway subway for possenger traffic on Oct 27 27When 27When 7 7When When the Hoard psnger of Aldermen Aleren appropriated appropriatedtfiO000 appropit appropriateduo000 tfiO000 60 tocelehreto toclhrcw the opening opning of tha tun tunnel tunnel tunnd nel nd the tb committee cmmltt appointed appoint to arrange arrlnge th thceremonies tl tltceremonies ceremonies ermonl obtained obtine a promise proL from August AugustBelmont AugustDlmont AugustBelmont Belmont Dlmont and an Ahxander Abxaoer Orr Or that tht thirty thirtydays tlty tltyda thirtydays days da notice not should shul be given elvln them the before beforethe bfore bforetb beforethe the tb opening opning coy da to give glvf them thlm time tme to com complete complets cornpiete plete their thir plans pla for the celebration clebraton This Thisnotice Thi Thisnotice notice noUc will wi be sent lnt to the th thecommnittee committee committ today t3Y todaySo 80 there ther Is at It last lat some dcflnite dcfnlt dcflniteindiciation dcflniteindiciationof lndicAtion lndicAtionpof Indicaton Indicatonat pof at the probable prbhle time tme of opening opning of New Newi Neworl1 NewYorks i Yorks orl1 newest newft railroad railroadSXEEXE rAir rAirI railroadSXIEZt SXEEXE I IZI ItETRAYEIt n1TRrll HIM HIMStolen 111 111StolM 11111Stolen Stolen StolM Diamond mlmond flint Came Out With 1ltl HI HIHandkerchief mandkerehle Hit Hithandkerchief Handkerchief HandkerchiefBenjamin handkerchiefBenjamin andkerehle Benjamin Hlrshbecli HlrhbcI the thDoston Boston shop lifter lter who wh was wa arrested arst in Tiffany Tlrany on onSaturday Oi onSaturday Saturday Batudyartr after he had hd stolen 1 J80 SO 90 diamond diamondring diamondrig diamondring ring rig was wa held hd by byMagistratoPoolin Magistrate Pool In the Jet Jefferson Jerter8n Jetferson ferson ter8n Market court cut yesterday Ytwrdy In tlOOO tlOOOball l000 l000ball ball for further turtbr examination elaminton Hirshboct Hirshboctsaid Irshbc Irshbcald Ilirshbecksaid said ald that tht two years an ajjo while wble he was wal a atl apatEnt apatient patEnt patient tl In the MetroplUn Metropolitan i IK lcspl llcapit li lwas opium opium1a opiumwas was 1a administered to him and he become bmme a aslave aslave aslave slave to the th drug dUI He had hnc no distinct distinctrecollection dltnct dltnctrclecio distinctrecohloction recollection rclecio he said of stealing stalnl the th ring ringHlrshbeoks ringHlrlhlk ringHirshbecks Hlrshbeoks Hlrlhlk arrest artt was 1na brought about aboutin abut abutIn aboutin in an odd manner Ho HI had hd not been bn de detected detcle letected tected tcle taking takln the th ring and was on Ills hI way wayout 1ay 1ayout wayout out of the store Itoro with It wlun wlln ho aneczcd aneczcdArt onEerdAl Art Al he drew drw his handkerchief out the stolen stolenring stolln stollnring stolenring ring came with wih It and foil foi at the feet Cot of a asalesman aslelman asalpsman salesman salesmanPOWER slelman slelman1mlm salpsmanJOJiJf POWER HOCSE IICS WRECKED WRECKEDICxploilon WRFtKI WRFtKIJplolon h1RECKIDExplesten ICxploilon Jplolon of C8olf aoiene olene Cuts Clt8 Off 01 WIT the Water WaterSupply WaterSupply htrrfiupl Supply fiupl of Alexandria IExancra II IIOdDRHBBuna IIOOD ilsy ilsyOODBNSBU15O OdDRHBBuna OOD NIBUIO NY Sept 25 2 25The The power powerhouxo pOEr pOErh011 powerhouse house h011 at Alexandria Alexnndri Bay which supplies supplieswater supplfs supplfswatr supplieswater water watr for the village lne was wal wrecked lckl by an anexplotilon anexplolon anexplosion explosion of gasolene gaolen today Engineer EngineerClarence Enplnepr EnplneprClrenc EngineerClarence Clarence Clrenc Willis WII narrowly narowly escaped fpl death deathhe dtatll dtatllhe deathhe he being h1 In I the oil oi room rm at the time tmo of the thoexplosion thnexplOln theexplosion explosion The constructed constructedof explOln Thl building builing was I cOMtrlot of brick with a metal roof and was 1l almost almostfireproof almostfreprot almostfireproof fireproof freprot It was built buit lost lt spring 8Jrlnl at a acost aCOt acost cost COt of 1120 12000 and was wa one of the most mostmodern mostmodern ot otmoern modern moern and best bt equipped euippe plants plant in the theState theStts theState State Stts The Th explosion explOln was Wi caused cauR by fire fireor fireor fireor or a spark eark from the dynamo It I was wa heard heardfor bar heardfor for miles miE around Bricks Brck8 and pieces PO of ofwood otwo ofwood wood wo were blown 500 feet in all al directions directionsHVKA dlrrtol directions1IIE4 I IllA HVKA NORThROP DEAD DEADFormer DE41Former llA lOnTIlrp IFHI IFHIFonfr I ISow Former Fonfr Wild Hd Animal Tamer of the Humane lUrnumShow Dlru HumaneShow Show Sow Dies De of DraIn Trouble TroubleWATFRnuRT TroubleWATrRnunT TroubleVATFRRUIIT WATFRnuRT WATrRnunT Conn onn Sept Spt 25 2 Harlon Harla SNorthrop BNorhrp BNorthrop Northrop Norhrp aged 37 Is I dead de at Bridgeport 8rdgfpor of ofbrain ofbrain ofbrain brain trouble trublE due to injuries InjurIe received rive In Invarious Inlriol invarious various lriol ways during durng hU hi life le He II was the thefamous thefamous thefamous famous Hyona Northrop Nortrop BO long with withBarnum withBrum withBarnum Barnum Brum A Bailey le and wan aA for years yef most mostsuccessful mot motIUQfl1 moatsuccessful successful IUQfl1 with lions lons His Hi wife ICe Is Miss MissEvans MI8 MissEvans Evans Ens Long Lng a circuit crcl rider riderNorthrop riderNorhrop riderNorthrop Northrop Norhrop was 1 acting actlg as A conductor on a atrolley atroley atrolley trolley troley In Bridgeport Brgepor two tw yea yer years ago when whenho whe whenhe he was W8 struck by a telegraph pole polt from fromwhich trm trmwhic fromwhich which whic Injury injur he never nfyor recovered reoere Later Laterhis Iterhi Laterhii his hi body by was seriously lerlouy charged ehnged with elec electricity ele electrielty tricity tIcity from a live wire Ire which be grabbed grabbedin grabb in a street atlt In New Ne Jersey JerseyAIRSHIP Jetei JeteiHII AIRSHIP HII 4 IIP FOR DOW DOrl DOrlZIDn 10 WIE WIEZions IE IEions ions ZIDn Overseer Planning Plaolns to Ko nalllvant nalllvantt GaU ant antIns Ing Aroonc Around In One OneCHICAGO OneCIICAGO OneCittcaao CHICAGO CIICAGO Sept 25 2Tbt 25That That John Alexander AlexanderDowle Aexnder AexnderDoi AlexanderDowie Dowle Doi Is II arranging arnging for the th construction cntcton of ofan otan ofan an airship a hlp that will wi startle the world Is the thelatest thelatest i latest report reprt from troI Zion City A resident rfident rfidentot residentof I Iof of the town declares d6laes that tht the plans plan are areunder areunder I under uder way and that tht the General Overseer Overseerthinks Overser Overseerthinks I thinks he will wll soon be journeying from fromplace jplace iplaC place plaC to place in tho projected projc craft cat craftDeacon I IDeacon Deacon Dacon Judd has hs just Jut returned retred from an anextended anextended extended txtnded visit to the South and and it I Is I I said saidthut Aid Aidthat saidthat I that he has been buying land for the estab lishment llhment of a second lond Zion City The site siteof siteoC siteof of tho now nw town it Is declared derared will wJ bo an announced anlolnod announcwd nounced lolnod within hin a few day dnytHARHISOX day1411m dayslI4RhISOV HARHISOX 1411m On1I IREV tlSKE JUII ILL ILLIIu 1UUu iL iLliii IIu Heen lern Hewn lown With lh Typhoid for the rut lutTwo rutTWI LastTwo Two TWI Week WeekHarrison WeekHarrison eEks eEksHarrion Harrison Harrion Grey roy Flake ike manager manl er of the theManhattan th thManhttan theManhattan Manhattan Manhttan Theatre hiss been hn seriously slriouHly ill illwith illwith with typhoid tyhoid fever fevlr for the tl last two weeks weeksMr weeksMr Mr Flske Flke was WI removed remo1 to a private sani sanitarium 8nl 8nltlu sanitariurn tarium tlu soon 80n after atr he was wa taken tken sick His Hisphysician Hisphysician physician phyiin Dr Allen Alen Bartlett Brtott of 7 West WestFortyninth WestFortyninth Fortyninth street stt said i last IRt night niht that Mr MrFlske MrFike MrFiske Flske Fike Is I doing well wel The fact fat that tht he was wassiok wassick sick lok was wa kept a secret eerct until unt yesterday YNteray In Inorder Inorer Laorder order orer that tt his mother who I travelling tavelng in this ths country oounty might mlh not learn lear of It Mrs MrsFUke Mr MrsFiske FUke Flke has been bn playing Becky Back Sharp Bhar Bhar under undera I a considerable coniiderable nervous strain strainAJflF strainnr strainxir AJflF DEMANDS DEAlDS ON BELVOXT BELVOXTBobwiy DEIVO DEIVO8obWI I1EI4MO7Subwu Bobwiy 8obWI Power POWN Home UOUf Ftrehien FrlM Think 1tnk This Thism Thl Good God Time Tme to Vet Ie et More Pa PaA PaA yA A demand has hl been hen made mao by the Eccen Eccentric Ecen Ecentre Eccentrio trio tre Firemens Flrmenl Union on the thf Interborough InterboroughRapid InterborouKhRpid interboroughRapid Rapid Rpid Transit Company Cmpany for an increase increaseof Incle Incleof of twentyfive twentyfve cents cent a day in wages wae for formembers formeber formembers members meber employed In the subway power powerI powerhouse I I house hous Their wages the firemen freme say NY are arelower aroI01er arelower lower I01er than the Ue prevailing prvaiing rate raO which has hasIncreased hasInorea hsincreased Increased Inorea since Ilno they were first frt employed employedLAROR cmployl cmploylI4 employedL480R LAROR I4 OR WAR AR OX 0 I DAVIS DAVISChicago DAnl DAnlCleaco PAIlSChiesge Chicago Cleaco union Decide DKIl to Deelire DKIle the theDemocratic thePemoe1Uo theflemoeratte Democratic Pemoe1Uo National Natonll Ticket Trket lnfttr lnfttrCHICAGO tfltr tfltrCIIC40 tnfatrCinctoo CHICAGO CIIC40 Sept 25 2SHenr 25Henry Henry Gassaway aawayDavi bassawayDavis Davis Davi candidate candidat for VlroP VlrPlldent VicePresident resident on onthe onthe onthe the Democratic Demoatc ticket tcket has 1 made a stir stiramong st stiramong rmon tho th labor leaders by among mon leer discriminating dlncrimlnatlngagainst discriminatingagainst against againt trades unionism unlonlm in Chicago Chl no The ThaDavis ThoDavi TheDavis Davis Davi Colliery Cole Company of which tho thoSenator theSenator Senator Snator Ii I president prident Is II erecting eretin large lage coal coalsheds col colshes coalsheds sheds shes and receiving rlln bins blnl for to West Wlt Virginia Virginiacoal Virginiacol Virginiacoal coal col at Fiftyninth Fltnlntb street stmt and Lowe avenue avenueUnion avenuoUnion avenueUnion Union business buslnoelentf agents who have endear endeavored endev endevord endearored ored ord to force torc the Davis Davlf Colliery Coller Company Companyto Companyt to hire hl8 union men have hVH been ben notified not11 em emphatically elnphatcaly eraphatically phatically phatcaly that the hl instructions Instctol from Mr MrDavis MrDnvl MrDavis Davis are ar that no labor shall 8hal be employed employedIn In the construction cODtnlctlon work that has hl any anyaffiliation anyaflaton anyaflIllation affiliation aflaton whatever with tho trades union unionmovement unionmoement unionmovement movement of the country countryBmuB9 cntr countryI3cause BmuB9 IIUM of th this position piton against unionism unionismth1 unlonilm unlonilmth the th United Unlto Brotherhood Drothrho of Carpenters Carpentershas Crpenier Carpenkrshas has hi taken tlken the Initiative Inllnto In waging waln war on ontho onthe onthe the national Democratic tioxot and natonl Dmortic will willproclaim wi willproclaim I Iprolaim proclaim prolaim It throughout thoghout the United Unit States Statesas StatesI as I not only unfair to organized organl labor but bt as asdiscriminating a ad asdisoriminting discriminating rminatl against alalnt It ItYoung I Ious itYoung Young ous Woman I Suicide HuleldeIt Jueldt JueldtIt It was reported reprtd to the Coroners Crnets office officeearly omo omoeearly early this thi morning morlnB that thlt Daisy Daiy Bellinger Dellge Belsinger2a 28 2 years yer old had hd committed omltt suicide lullde by in inhaling Inhalng inhaling haling halng gas gl at her home 319 West Wet Ninety NIDty fifth fCth street streetNow flt fltNo streetIow Now No 1 the time tme for tbe World Flr Flr lb but be Unit Url for Iravtllinr IIDC ed sad nd the Ih Show bo Is at I tu It but Weat Ilol Shore or New Yor York Ctl Central Ickt Iiekfl aen aenr seots seotsL I 1 IPARKERS I I PACKERS PARKEFVSLETTER PARKEFVSLETTERI PARKEFVSLETTERReiterates LETTER LETTERI LETTERReiterates LETER LETERI I Reiterates His Belief Bolef in tin tinGold theGold th thGold Gold Standard StandardISSUES StandardISSUES StandardISSUES ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGNConstitutionalism CAMPAIN CAMPAINConstitutonalsm CAMPAIGNConstituflonalism Constitutionalism Constitutonalsm vs Imperialism Imperialisma Imperialsm Imperialsma a Vital Vial Issue IssueIt IssueI It I Involve He I Saps IR a nrrtslon PtlblonUhehe PtlblonUhehethe whether whetherthe VhetI1eFthe the In or Individual lnUldull Cnprle Cppll Shall ShallOovrrn Sal SalGorTIIT 51111GorrnTariIr Oovrrn GorTIIT GorrnTariIr Turlir Reform Xcvcr a Gre Ureate UreateNNcfluIIt react reactlNtllt tcf tcfNecessity Necessity lNtllt Than Than Now NostEniors Favor neclprs neclprsellj nflpl nflplMtUouht ItertpiaeltYsouid ellj MtUouht eltYsouid Would Promise Prlmbe Mllulno flllnoa lade Independence loe loeprnlelcl ladepentirnee pendence prnlelcl the Moment Iomrlt They Tlr Tile Are Caps Capable Cable Capsble ble of It ItEqual Knual Iroleellon of the thelans thl thlla18 thefase lans la18 for All tihPananin IlanIIIR Panama Canal ana Should ShouldHe 8hond 8honde Shouldne He Prr Irliet PreseI Ml to Completion olllctCnActts olllctCnActtsthe eitiplettrmnAeCeils eitiplettrmnAeCeilslie Accepts Acceptsthe the lie Administrations Challenge Chalenle and anda1 andSaps nd ndK Saps a1 i He le Wuud ntld Rcvckf the Pension PensionOrder Penlon PenlonOrer PenihonOrder Order Orer and Favor Senlee Pension PensionIaw Pmllon1reCIOI PensionLawEeoflnifl Iaw 1reCIOI LawEeoflnifl Keonnntx and ald Iletrcnebmentln IletrcnebmentlnOoverment nlt liet renrment In Inonrment inGoiermtnt Ooverment Expenditures Jpelltnrn Demanded DemandedThe Drmandt DrmandtThs DemandedThis The following folowing is Judge Parkers letter lettr of ofacceptance oracptancevhlch ofscceptancewhich acceptance acptancevhlch scceptancewhich which was WI given out ut for pubJ pubJllcation pub pubHcation pubhication llcation today todayTo To the Hon Champ Clark and other Com Committee Commitee Cornmifiee mittee mitee df dfGENTLEMEN dGEtIZMEt deOamcriznsrc GENTLEMEN GEtIZMEt In my my response re pon 1 to your yourcommittee yourcommltl yourcommittee committee commltl at the formal notification notlcation notificationceedings pro proceedings pr ceedings cedings I referred to nome 10me matters not notmentioned notmentoned notmentioned mentioned mentoned in I this letter lettr I desire deire that thatthese thatthese thatthese these be considered cnsiderd as incorporated Incrprate herein hereinand hereinand hereinand and regret that lack of space spac prevents preventsspecific preent preventsspecific specific spcfc reference referfnce to them all al I wish here herehowever herehowever herehowever however again to refer rter to my views Iew there thereexpressed ther therexprlM thereexpressed expressed exprlM as to the gold standard stndar to de declare de dcclara clare care again alaln my unqualified unqlalll belief belt In said saidstandard sid sidstandar saidstandard standard standar and to express eprr my appreciation appreciationof apprel 1on 1onot of the action of the convention conventon in reply rply to tomy tomy tomy my communication communiction upon upn that subject subjectGrave subjEt subjEtGrae subjectGrave Grave pulflio PIUlo question qlEetoM are pressing pressingfor prNslg prNslgtor for decision The Democratic Democrato party ap appeals ap appeals peals pal to the people pople with wih confidence cnfdcnce that thatIts tbatIt thatits Its It position poiton on these questions qurtOD will wi be ac accepted ac accpted sccepted cepted cpted and Indorsed Indo at the polls poll While Whiletho WhUothe SThI1Othe the issues l6ues involved are numerous numcrOUl some somestand someetnd someatand stand etnd forth preeminent In the public publo mind mindAmong mnd mndAmong mindAmong Among these thlE are artar aretariff tariff reform refon Imperial ImperialIsm Imprl ImprlIm imperiallam Ism Im economical administration administraton and hon honesty honety honesty esty ety In the public publo service rvlce I shall briefly brieflyconsider brlefy brlefyonslde brieflyocasider consider onslde these UI00 and some others other within withinthe wUblnthl withinthe the letter thl leter necessarily prescribed prcribe limits Ihnt of this thisletter tb I Iletter IUPBBL4U8U IUPBBL4U8UWhile UPE IStpE uus1 IALtsiS IALtsiSWhile While I presented prolntmy presentedmyviewa my views vewa at the anti notl1ficatlon not antification ficatlon fcaton proceedings prolng concerning cnrning this vlt vitl vitlhlue vital vitalissue Jissue issue hlue the overshadowing ovelhowg Importance Imprtceor Imprtceorthl of ofthis ofthis this thl question queton Impels Ipl mo to refer to it again againThe aain aainThe againThe The issue IIUA is I oftentimes oftntime referred rfered to as 1 Con Constitutionalism ConttuUonalsI Conutltutionaliemn stitutionalism ttuUonalsI vs Imperialism ImperialismIf Imprlim ImprlimI If I we WI would retain rtin our liberties Jbrtl and con constitutional CD CDsttutonl constirutional stitutional sttutonl rights rghts unimpaired unipair we cannot cannotpermit cMOt cMOtprmit cannotpermit permit prmit or tolerate at any time tie or for any anypurpose anypurpose by byput put purpose the arrogation arrgaton of unconstitu unconstitutional uonttu uonttutonal imoonstitutioaal tional tonal powers powor by the executive exetle branch of ofour atour ofour our Government GOmelt We should be over mind mindful mnd mndtul mindful ful of tho words of Webster Web ter Liberty Libery Is Isonly I isonly only to be preserved pre erve by maintaining con constitutional cn cnItltuUol1 eonstitutional stitutional ItltuUol1 restraints rtralntR and just divisions divisionsof dlvloD dlvloDot of political poilcl powers powersAlready pOEm pOEmAlrd powersAlready Already Alrd the national nationl Government OOVeMEnt hat hatbecome hr lensbecome become centralized beyond bey ncl any point con templated templt or Imagined Imaglnl by framers trmer of ofthe otte ofthe the te Constitution Cotlttuton How 10w tremendously trmendouly all allthis al allthis this has haf added to the power of the Presi President Prel PreldeJl1 Preaidanti dent deJl1 It I has 111 developed deelopl from year Yf8r to year yearuntil reArunti yearuntil until unti it almoetcqunla alm0tcun1 that of many Iny monarchs monarchaWhile monarlls monarllsWhile monarchsShile While the thl growth grwth of our country ountr and tho thomagnitude thomagnitude themagnitude magnitude of interstate Intmtato Interests Intfrts may seam seamto lom lomto seemto to furnish furlh a plausible plau lble reason Jon reasofi for this thl con centralization cn cntrliton contrahizatlon tralization trliton of power yet thce tlcfe sam same facts factsafford ta factsafford afford aor the thl most mot potent potnt reason rBon why the execu executive exe executive tive should Ihould not be permitted pnnite to encroach encroachupon encrc encroachupon upon the other othlr departments dEparmenb of theGovern theGovernment the theGovernmeet Gov mment ment and assume ume legislative legllthe or 01 other ot powers powersnot power powemnot not expressly cxprI conferred cnfer by the Consti Constitution CMt Conatitution tution tutionThe tutionThe tutlonTe The Te magnitude mtude of the country cunt and a Its Itsdiversity It itsdiversity diversity dlvemlt of interests Intt and population populatin would wouldenable wouldenable woildenablo enable a determined detriue ambitious ambltoU and ad able ableExecutive ableEetve ableErecutive Executive Eetve unmindful of constitutional conttuton limi limitations 11 11tt ilmitations tations tt Ion and fired fr with the lust lut of power powerto powe to go far In the te usurpation usuraton of authority authort and andthe a andthe the aggrandizement aggrndlzlent of personal peronal power powerbefore poe powerbefore before befor the tho situation situton could culd be fully fuly appre appreciated app appeat appredated dated eat or the te people pople be aroused arousedThe arU arousedThe The Issue ilue of imperialism Ipprll which whic has ha been beenthrust be beenthrust thrust thr upon the tf country cuntr Involves Ivole a decision deion I whether the ta law of the land or the rule rle of ofindividual ofcprc ofIndividual individual caprice cprc shall hll govern goer The prize principle pr prizeciple ciple of Imperialism Imperilim may give glvertbrUl glverisetobrllllant glverisetobrllllantstartling rise to brilliant brilliantRtartllng startling strln dashing dablng results ult but ut ito Uo principle principleI Prople PropleI I of Democracy Democo holds In check Chfk the brlltlint brlltlintExecutive brllt brlltEeouthe brilUantExecutive Executive Eeouthe and subjects lubjecA him to the sober soberconservative sbl sblconrvatve soberconservative conservative conrvatve control ontrol of the people peopleThe ppoplThe peopleThe The people pcpl of the United Unit States Stat land st at atthe atthe atthe the parting paring of the ways as Shall Shal wefqllojy wefqllojythe we foloW follow followthe the footsteps louMpB of otor our fathers CAt 1 along alo alongthe the te path pathof paUs paUsof pathsof of peace poc prosperity prperty and anc contentment contentmentguided cnuntt cnunttgided contentmentguided guided gided by the everliving spirit spirt of the te Con Constitution Cn Cnltutlon Conutitution stitution ltutlon which whic they framed fre for us lS or shall shallwe sh shallwe we go along aong other and ad untried unt paths lath hitherto hih hihero lathsilo silo ero shunned shune by nil al following tolowlli blindly blndly new newIdeals De nowideals Ideals Wol which though thoug appealing apping with wltbr brill brilliancy brilllancy iancy to the imagination inUon and a ambition ablton may mayprove my myprve mayprove prove prve a irlllothewUp leading lellng us Into Intodifficulties int Intodifficulties difficulties dlmeulc from rrm whloh It may be Impossible Impossibleto Impolble Impolbleto to extricate extrlCf ourselves OUlclvC without wlthol lasting Injury Injuryto Inur to our national ntional character cartr and a Institutions InstitutionsTHE IttutOf IttutOfTJ InstItutionalvita THE TJ TARIFF TAII AND AN meETS TBUBT8Tariff TV meETSTariff 8 8Tnrlt Tariff Tnrlt reform rtor Is I one ont of the th cardinal crinal pita principle prn prnclplel pitaciples ciple clplel of the Democratic Drmorato faith fath and the theneoesslly theneoMlty thenecessity necessity neoMlty for It was never OVlr greater grater than tha at at atthe tthe the present prpnt time It I should ba undertaken undertakenat Wd I at once ono in the Interest InterRt of all al our people peopleThe pople popleThe peopleThin The Dingley tariff tarll Is I excessive IxcNlve In inof mnnjr mnnjrof man manI of Its It rates ratH and ox I to them thtm at least IEft 1 uo unjustly I I Justly jusU and oppressively opprlllclr burdens the peopllp peolp peoplpIt I It I secures Icur to domestic domta manufacturers manufacturerssingly mMutacurr singly or in combination combInaton tho privilege prlep of ofexacting ofexacting exacting excessive 1 prices at home and txctlnl exo prC lt anc prices pricesfar prlC pricesfar far above Ib1 thu lewl In1 of Bales sa1P made rnlM regularly regularlyby 1jlarly 1jlarlyby by them abroad ahroa with profit proft thus giving givinga gTlg gTlga a bounty blnty to foreigners torlcerR at the expense exponaoof IXpM of our own people peopl4 Its I unjust tars taxation tnton tarsLion Lion ton burdens brdc the people poplo generally gneraly forc forcing lor foroing ing them to pay pa excessive oXOlr prices pro for forfood forto forfood food to fuel clothing clothng and ad other necessaries necessariesof neot8 neot8of of life lt It I levies duties dutl18 on many mtT articles articlesnot alclu alclunot articlesnot not normally noraly Imported In any ay considerable considerableamount cnsiderblE considerableamount amount aout which Wch are ar made extensively extenivy at athome athome athome home for which hcb the moat mOt extreme extre pro protectionist pr protactionist tectionist tiot would hardly hrdly Justify jUlty protective protectiveUxec prtv protectivetune tune and which In large amount tN ad larg 10ut are areexported a arezported exported nr Such duties dutl have ve been bW Wd 7 will Ilh 5 5iz iz.

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