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THE POST-STANDARD, SYRACUSE, N. THURSDAY MORNING', OCTOBER 13, 1904. GAIN BY SELLING Secretary Shaw Upholds the Policy of Unloading on Foreigners--'Advantages of Tariff Laws Explained in Watertown Address, TO THE CK-l. lown, 9ci-ieliity of ihu miulo the ni'di notable xpt-i-rh of tin- tain- PttlKn nt tlio Armory tii.iilttbt. Ho was met HE the i i i 1y commlt- tea of local dcmleil by Postmaster J.

burk, tnnl mis nacortMl tu Ills quiirtersi nl the Woodruff. At llin ttni-uln League (rum 4 MI tu G.So o'elook. PEcrettiry Sliuw WHH tanrkrctl reception by local KtTUlillniiia Uiul luli-r look din- tipr with r'ort'jjl Cum I IB i Mill- tile ton. Julius M. llnypv, Hi'pnljltrnn iM (mm huvo tiMilglit nitii 3perelur.v SMutw, Intt Into Iho nrierlioon Wire11 ttiut tiu Was mi' oblu to lp ffppoiit.

Tlio Armory win vrnwdi'il, np(irl) 3JHH) VPiPiD" be I up tu fcfotlghl (rum tiPiu'uy Irivna Hunt Artnrno hut rin un Hi-) mating and lutmdnnvt Uip stH-iik'-r. Set-rc-lnry Slnnv Fpuku hi ptii't ni The (molt hidl- that ttielr frt'i- (iah- argument tlili Tcnr t'riitprs m'uiiiid tli-" in'uuniklou (lint aHHp) nf Aiup'tk'iiti 11 tin fact ru me Unit's Cheaper (linti nt hnino, TliM lit Or." I blush Is tia ylmiBlblu in fici- (nulo or (ii-p silver. JUn'ro usually, huwevt'i-, it Knud (Hid rciinnn for tiii'thmlfi Mis ioltoy of tin mi'In t' if mother new liw of Aiiu-itrnii origin Cfof. Ashley, (ortuwtj- Hiirviifil I'til- vrislty. but now i.t ilu- t'nlvi-rslty yt I'lrmliiKluim, KiiKliuiil, lo It llu- Ummin-lingllBli All i-oiititrli-H pravUiw It.

llitl Jumping I.H of iipcc-nlty tho t-mmliy li-iwt 1'i-slfi- nucp, Tlw Duly Biift-ttlliK'il lln- Amrrkitii nianufnclurer inul thr Inbnivr II.IVP DM hint tltniit'iiiK It (hn tn'oh-'otlvn tnpirt, Vhut ivlmt tri.t««il'iii itiftina- rjwtTotlou iiMnlnt ilttnipitig. Thp country In not i tn alomi sunn a oit wlilth Ilin i1umicil to tho pnjudlco of lla pWOuocis. Preo Trnrte Closes JTnctorles. Kfery ttittc WP linvc rviiciilctl uttr pfn- trctlvc (nrlrt ftirclnti Imri- ilmnpi-tl lliHf our mnrki-l'i i "Biirtltp!" ot cur fndorh't IHUT wrvr tint AiiK'rtt'iili iihro.ui itt tluin wl uf uvoduc- fipn rnthw Kmti tiitvi- tiii'i'tgn K'J'-Kl" n'll't at less tiuiu rust. ii(i( liiirm tli-il tlic inodm-t Ami'rlctin lalwr la until iilirmttl tit sui'li prltBt us tr rortild otiiiltictllluii.

1f ('tip Im? I'lglil to coitlpliiln It Id (or-. c'Sm tuboWf on wtwsp muhltct tin- KDOHII tiro sold. It would Itnrm (no If tlio pnj. tnrlft lp rehtuvcil iui ui tu Qerinnu mid Knirltoli 111 id l-'i'uiit'h if, (r, (jo (lumped In to prejudice cf tttp Amerlptui ni'lltntn. Dues liny ntio tif inomi'iit Amoilcnn IFOII tititl sti'cl anil KIHSH or Amerkuh unit pilk mlllt vuithl I un n(Mv In th" facw o( over priHluvtlun In Kui'nue wore tt not for thp tmllT? Ami dnci not every kii'j'C lluit (he rlnilliK ot fnrtorleH would turn million men MSiiin 1'iit vt pnii'toyitn'ra tu tlio ub.uoUitd prpstratlPti of ovcvy InduMry nml thu uankruptey ot "Very AtitcrU'nii cnlor- prtsp? Sail Ctoods Soi'e Balow Cottt, In pior( olht'i 1 i-mmtrlps Pill to Aiii'-rlraTW Umn nl homo 1 tiftil only i-it(- tlio tliiit tin- jrri'iitcct HPSO- clivttqti ot III thn (illltnl a US fpf j'l'nrs tins sotiglit modlflcntton yt tin- lnw so jifl ti iiprtnlt tlio collocllnli ot tut Mikirv-m (iiillfs tipt'H tin- forvlEtt (or etiuirtutlvn to Ih" I'tillvil SlntcS.

lilsteiltl fwi'lgt! futile tji niiirkfl of thu rountry wlietwe Importrd DtirlUK ttic 1.i*t ttunil morn tlmn Involvwi. ugtcrc- jjulliiE in VMliip mure tlnui Kli.mouu. filt-tl tlm rjrw pnrt of New York, tifmini- uitli the vuluiitury iltvlurtillun ul TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. SVANTEn--Two mfti nl ytirrt WANTED--A good ho UUP keeper, belwiiQn ami E6 years ot Hgt-, AililrntH w-tt with loll its 2ns. Iut1i nml funiauo tieut.

Wu utieBl, nmt Pnyctto Piirk, block troiti tww Onurt UOUHC. 10-10 Marriage and Death Notices Inserted In The will, opplination, appear olniultano- without extra ohnrtto for Inenrtliit or telegraph stther any ur nil of tho morning lly NEW YORK TIMES. LTINIOK1!) ItE STON OLOBB, JMACK-- In Ihts city flti tlio Ittli ftliifl KftrK wlfo of Jolm MIUJK (ind tnolliur n( Mrs, Dv, J. T. Uwyw o( rgwi-K.

Piiwral IIHHI I'fr lutu fto. 1'iitB ilrpi-t, l-'rlOtt). AiiKtist It, at o'lliiclt, ft. Iues(t t-'litiri'lit o'clock. ItivlO'il tu itt'jiil, l.Hiriiil tit -St.

i i OSWAI.O-- In "its ctty, oti (lie IMIi Bva f. Ostvnkl. ulttuw tlto uiieil VI yours. ninuthn ami unera io i tier dntltthler, WllllHln t'rtedi'I. M.

HVAN. C. P. UTAH RYAN SON, I 5 AK EKS E24 South Sallnn Sir a at. Heagher Cody M.

Mttusticr nnd r. Cody.) Undertakers and Funeral Directors OVM. UlCIlAKtiS, McCarthy sjotio with tind SW W. Cliwfleu 81. L1S1.

Old 'phono A. K. HOYT, Funeral Director Of Hat 014 8. SAUNA ST. N.w High Dulldlne Lh! importer tlitit tint hud in'i'ti iiiirolmsijil In the fuLvinii market (or lu tli'' UnRod arutts uheitner than iht'V hiivu buen jiurchawd tor local (luodu mi III In America clienner than lit lnmi eniUriicn titmrly wwy diisa of mor- clmndlso, cml they cohiu from nearly country.

Tliv mnuslng thiitg about It IH (hut foreign government!) oneottoiKo It nntl ixniniotid It, Only Dainooratlo oriilnrji (iiul eilltom uro tiblo to see in the mitt tu lliu well pokl labaror who lirmluti'ji thi giHiila abroad Tor miltu vf kri-iiliig (me Cnctoi'les running iintt uur tirtlsnno employed. Hut thu nvll. 1C It bu an ovit, Is not ufl i'itd mr Doinocratle frlendw A noil iMtrt Nuti cuniniliHlon wnt np- by CuiiBrurtt (tome yitiira OKO to thin DUltlccti nrn! tuujlttir Ills I'linniutiitkin iiion tin' fncla sot Curth in Hi rejiiirt, Sonritor OnllliiKcr haa estl- inutt'd the vnltii) o( all uxpwlH wold at a lowpi- prk) nbrand tlinn ut homo at WKI.OW jif nimum. The value 1 ot tlie output or nur nnd fnutorlea oxceodB uor annum, it tho report ot ttip noli part man Is rellttblo, Hi' I iii tor Cinllltigor'd ustlmnto therean then one -thirl loth ot 1 per our miiniit'nctiirpd products sold nt a ffreiitfr or diucoiint from tho price. AKsimiliiK UicKn pfittindtut to he correct, llii'ti out nt cvni-T iminuhi-clured at tin vxiwaillluri' oC mort 1 tlinn jtiOO In labor, ccuIH n'ortli te Hold utiraat) at a l)s- rnnnt In my nltemjit lo trtat Democratic nrfurttentH Hoi'tounlv 1 hope my audloiico will rtirflun tiny reference lo HO Manufnctum- Qote a Krawtnck, Tlio re la nno phaxe I lite question Honoi'iilly Tlio Diniiluy tariff litw the Anierkuu luri'r llio bunullt of frcu raw tuntorlid fur the (iroilnuilon oC artivlett actually ux- IioiUil.

1'n INii.slnitu.' 'I'liii BiiWu'lr; linportu a Inrge iiunibi'i' of lUtlntiM, Kiumiiu, trlmnilnys, UHud In thu construction ot tholr locumuUvcs. mid the duty thereon IK re- fuiidvd on L-Viry engliiu tictually esiiert- vtt. Tin) Dlnstli-y law In t'lCi-Bt snys to tlm Baldwin Jjucomotlx-e you will pny tlia American iirMHati mare or In wiiKi'M uoitHuint'd In tho prodnc- tlun tit a locomotive, and will then Una ftn'clfti market Uidi'oCor, you shull havo to yuu wliatever sum may havi) uuKinlly nttld thu uuvrrnmcnt ciiHtuiu-j (IntU'H un (H lingo and trlnnnliitfp you Incorporated lltto till' Plltflllt 1 The ttrnwbackii ncltinlly pnttl during tho Iturt tlHcul yum- cxut i-UrJ SO.OOO.W. Tilts woititl rovof llir; dlrtercnco in irlce iwi-un tlio iloinvslk miu'ltnt price and tho furiilnii (liimiiliikt prlo on very mucli fcttM'ji' nmaunt tlitni fjpmuor GnlllnKBi- eu- llniati-s In cold aliroiul clipitpcr than si' 1HIU1I', Thp prlnclnnl article cllcd by our Dcme- ctattc frU'iulii ati havltijt bfen soM abroad chciiiii'i- thnti ut liorne is stcrrl rallo. Tho price docs ivot matorlnlly artcct mo.

I liiivo Hover houKlit any Blwl rulla, and I huvit notlcod thut tliopc who do buy nro not tin' ones who compliiln, tnlttliiK with tho iireMilcnt of a rutl- rw.itl lotie ulnco he nssnretl tin-- thut dltl not consider tho American twin 1 Mtrol rallrt oxresslvc, and ox- Ills to pny tho price notv iijtlciHl, Tlm only utixloty this om- Inrnt tiltldnl hnd was that tumporary ccsraUlim ot rullroad eon struct Ion anu Imin'ovi'nicnt pundltig tho prcsitluntlat ciuupiilk-n might tho tuotorlcs to shut down. I IIHMIUIIO tlmt tin 1 railroad comnanlett iiru wilting la pay a rcntiomiuta tiroilt on vli'ol providing the fno- lurlt-a will continue to consume iron ore ntid coat from tho mines nnd keep their tnl I In running, tliflr etnplaycH paid, and thuM (umiHli the railroad companies -with no entl of trnnHportatton la inktnij thn raiv mttlcrlal to tho ruutorleH, tho product tu the const, and food nnd clothlns tu tho men employed. In other words. I fancy the railroad companion are nblo to tnku caro of them- BclTOM In this controversy, and I asttumo that they wlsu onougli lo liave thought lhi iiiiciftlon clvnr through to 1U aunlyfllH, ttir into ttio realm seldom enlei'wl by n. mere political CITY JOTTINGS.

Rev. Charles Wagnor of "Tho Simple LICu" ftuuu, ri'inalnod in Syrnciisa ycstor, iluv aa tho I ut CUBtav Stlcklcy. Ho visited ttiu Hlirh Scltool nnd rho Btickloy factory nt Eastwood, and after luncheon at the Yitteji ho rosled uiul lott ut li cloclc Tho llnraca Clnsn ot Plymouth Church wilt hold Itn Uil I'd tvnnuiil banauot In Iho church pnrlors at (KW o'cloclt lo-nignt. W. B.

Peclt tSc Company are entertaining llieir this week. rtltoiit twenty visited tho factory vaster- tltiy. A number of CoiiBreriationtil preaohctjj and laymen nro In Ilnncti for tho fall nt tlm Contlul Association of Canitrtigntliniiit Churclieit. Rev, Womcr ot tlila city Is inadtH-ator. 'I'liu lionto ut U.

Doust, lit No. CM Park ni'vnuc, was If Ui's UiriKeU thno Tues- dny nlttht or curly ywitorday morning nnd wllvi-rwaro to lltu valuu of WO, with about if, in mnnry. wi-i takon. Hnti-ancc was effected by torctnp renr window, Thobarg- Inrs confined ttielr oimratono tho floor, and when tho family arose In tho morning contentM of drawers wore scattered about the floor. Mr, Daunt found hli BhoiiH undor it Kratra arbor In tho bjiclt and conclude! that they Uld not lit LmrxUir.

Iiawrenco Cole man of Troy, whet Ihmittht to hnvo fallen from a train mlto vsmt of CandBorago, Is at St. Jo- Hospital Hdffoi-lng from a fractured iwiie tu one hLad. cutu In his choolt and under hlu cliln and lacerations of tha raw. Ills upper Up In nuarly torn off, lliirlln Collins, who htm been at Bt JnufphB Itonpltal mirroring from a frac- iurcd skull, received la IL Iltrht with Charles Johnston on September IS, is fal Ing, and recovery Is not expected. His condition If orlllcal.

Dr. A. "Vf, Hcddcn ivnd Jnmes ffiprlnc- liam ot L'lty, great medlcol examiner and "tat" let-Hirer. roBiwatlvdly, of tlio Ktilahta ot tho MacuniniMi. tended a mi'i'llnt; of tho Tifaccaljecs ot Utica.

and vicinity at Tuesday, Shnffer tlilN city, deputy eratid commander, u-no idsio jircMeiil. Tho meeting was to iiliord thu onicorn an opportunity to explain Iho now nito ocliedulo. Dr. JI, MaeOrncr o( thlff city has lioi'ii appointed (trand olchotn st oE tho auprenw Councirot Uw Veiled Prophets of tlio EnclKintod Houlm, in sosllon A rultifall of .32 ot an Inch was recorded lit thu Wcallicr to 2 o'clook vi-Hlc-rdoy iittpriwon and of an Inch 'rupmlny. Thin 1 WIIH a doL-ldcd drop In li-intn'rfiture yesterday ami an occasional WEEKS MUST FACE CHARGE Brought Back from Eooheeter on a Warrant.

TO TUB WATHRTOWN, Oct. William Weeks, until recently employed as a harness maker by Hyland Ball, was brought hero to-night from Rochester, whore ho was arrested on a -warrant charging him with abduction. It 1s alleged thut ho eloped with his niece, Lydla Weeks, who wag employed as a domestic In this city, Ho wan Indicted by tha Grand Jury last week and will probably bo arraigned before Juatleo Rogers tomorrow morning. Serious Charge Against Brown- WA.TEKTOWN. Oct.

Brown wiie brought to tills city tram Alexandria Bay this morning and placed In tho county Jail, having boon held by Justice W. Q. Davis to -await tho action of the Grand. Jury un a charge OH attenipllnff to wreck a car on the Hedwood-Alexonarln flay trolley line faw nights ago. Lira 1-luKhen, who wan arrested at Alemindrla Bay as Broim's accomplice, hus cscaied anil tnniiot bo found, Shots Exchanged.

Oct. 13 S.I 5 o'clock this morning Patrolman Wilson round two suspicious looking mun in tha rear ot tho Ilobo grooqry stora at the corner o( IHowor nvenuo East and Academy street, called uuon them to hall and ilrtoi on thorn whon they failed to do so, Tlio supposed burglars returned the but no ono was hit. Patrolman Wilson, with Patrolmen and Cuffney, who wero Bummonod ly his whistle, chased tho supposed burglars, bitt wore unable to eutoff tliom. Ail investigation showed that thu mun had not (jucujetled in guln- liig an ontrmioo to the stove, Suprume Court Cases, Oct. 12.

Justice Rosor'w court this morning. In the action ol John C. Uhlcln agalnHt Bessie L. Boss and toother, an action taken to recover for services us o. stenographer In a will cunts Lowvlllo.

tho Jury ronrtored a verdict Cor $71.0:1 In ravor of tho plalntlrt, this being tho umcunt oi: his claim, with iii- casa oC Clnrehco Clark against I. Lanslns to damages for alleged llbol was contlmjed to-day and went to the Jury this nflor- noon about 4.30 o'clock, Tho Jury was In- struoted to fonder a sealed verdict. Lutfl thin n.fternoon tho uotlon of Frank O'KoeEo vs. Ira C. Illnsdale to recover far un alleged broach ot contract (or tho construction and operation Of chair factory at Antwerp, In which the pnrtlen were interested, was Dlacod on trial.

QJNSENQ GROWERS MEET. Arrange ior SesBlon. Hera of the national Association. About twenty-five persons Interested In tlio growing ot ginseng met at tho St. Cloud yesterday moralns and discussed matters of Interest to thoio engaged In the industry.

Arrangements worts made for a mooting- of the National Association of Glnscns Growers to bo held nt St. Cloud the latter port of December. F. P. Kakoa ot Cortland, tho national president was In attendance.

SENECA FALLS. SENECA. FALLS, Oct. In tatham-street, called at the police station this afternoon and niltod tlio police department to bo on the lookout for his VJ-year-oia daughter Ethlyn, who was missing. Mr.

Pndney stated that elio hod etnrted Tor school In tha morning and not returning as usual at tho noon hour, ho became alarmed and Instituted a search for hov, but without avail. Tho chief of police hns given orders to the department iuid ti thorough effort Is being made to nnd lha missing girl, Horn Had to Be Shot, S13NECA FALLS, Oct. 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon telephone cull won reeelvcd at tho nolleo station Hint there was a largo crowd In Bridge street to the annoyance ot tho neighborhood. Officer Stuart found that tho causa of tho excitement wiis nn old horse owned by Thomn.H Kennedy. The ammdlV had fallen In tha atrooi and was unable to rise, Mr, Hill notified Patrick Iteagnn, nirent fnr the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, wlio arrived upon tha scene and Mhottheboafit, Quests Played Pedro.

SENECA FALLB, Oct. Bertha Smith uavo a reception nt her home In Pleasant street last evening. Progressive odro was 1 tho order of tho evening. Tho ml Indies' prlio was won by Mrs. Sarah MIKord antl the second by Mlsk Ln.uru, Kennedy, Tlie first gentlemen's prize was won by Clarenco Refgle and tho second by Richard Murphy.

After tho awarding of tho prizes a Iladh light plcturo was taken of the parly onfl iho enloymont was concluded with refreshments. Duff-Kennedy Wedding, SENECA FAlJjS, Oct. 11--Harold DufC and Anna Kennedy, both of this place, were married at Syracuse Saturday evening by Rov. W. M.

B. Clouding, acting pastor of the First En all ah Lutheran Church, at his home. The couple will ninko their homo at Seneca Falls. Personals and Ptok-upa. SENECA Kath- erlno and Bortliu Nichols have returned from New York, Miss Lou Casey ot Rochester has returned after a.

short visit with her pw- onlK, Mr. and Mra. Sprlngmeyer, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hill, left for Huron this morning, Mr, nnd Mm.

Harmon Lewis, who have been viol tine Mr. and Mrs. A. Etn- mons, left tor their homo lit Lewia county this morning. Miss Ethel Gutlford has returned to hor home at Ctnnevix.

The Indies ot tho Baptist Church -win ENTHUSIASTIC CAMPAIGN RALLY IS HELD AT GENEVA Republican Headquarters Crowded to Overflowing to Hear a Speech Delivered by District-Attorney Robert M. Thompson--Meetings to Follow. 3vafif.i, TO THE POST-STAMDAHD. GliNKVA, Oct. Tlio llrst Kopubllean rally here thltt fall wne held at thut iitirly'B heftdyucirtorii In tlio M.

A. In Cnstlo sltoet this ovonlng. Although tho weather wns unpropltlous, ao tlio Intorcat that tho hall via ttot largo enough to liolcl tho crowd which PITS i ugiHiUtiiK. HIT rffldlt of tin iKtBCiniitcil t-nntlllloit ol tipivmis (W'llltY, I'f. Ncrvltw hits nifidf miiiiy rcnmrkiililo cure!) liy re- sLorlns mill to (ho ucrvouo n.

Bold by druKKtito unier guw- Hint llto fltst boltlo Will benefttv or your admittanco. Tho mooting t.illva tu uwler by ChuiloH Fiilrfax, who. nfti'i' a (ew (ipproprlntu roanartta, tntro- duci-il thu Hp Hie evening, Kobert M. TlintnpDvn, (llatrlcl-iiUornoy oC On- turln I'ouuty. Mr, ThompHou wiis reofllvod by Ihr 1 lurife nudlcnce with an onthual- nwtlc wclL-oine, After oponlntf In whtcii tho took to refer to tho ex- cellent record maflc by lion.

GeorKc P. Ditmars, SurrosiUe, ana Hon. Fi-ancis Plynn. shorliT o( Ontario county. Ho entered at onco upon tlio main part ot hh thomo, TVhloli was an.

cloo.aent ana ol)le laC6S30 of the administration of Governor Ofloll, The speaker held tho Attention ot tho large body of pooplo present trom tho beginning until tho close of his address, which occupied oyer an hour. Alter tho close of tho speech Dr. Weyburn of this city nroso and proposed that three cheers be given the speaker for his mimterly defense oC Republican principles, which wore tiGuTtlly responded to by tlio pntlro (XBsomhlngo present. The Republicans are nrousoo to tho greatest enthuatoam and the mooting to- nltrht la but a. preliminary' to seriae to heia from now on until election.

hold a clam chowder auuner tit tha church iJiu'iors next 11'rlduy oveuinu. Mrs, If, Doiavaux Aouheater has returned alter viiiltlng ul me noiuu of R. A. Tlio Wlllliis Workers at the Baptist Church, will liolil a moetlne ill Lhc lioniis ot Mrs. William Norton to-morrow CVBII- ing 10 eonnioer pruKiutnmG of ooter- tuinmetua for iho coming season.

Tho Sweet Sixteen Kutnre ulub hold u. ciifd pnrty nt Wo. Itil lust evening. Tho Musical and Literary Club held Ihe IlmL mpetlns o( the season at tho homo of Miss Afleluldo Cowlne In Bust Bayard HLirvt. Tno usual custom ot having the Jirst meeting un open one was not followed tills year, It being conllned to Uia mem erg of the club.

CAUSTIC COMMENTS AT BOARD MEETING 1 1 AUBURN, Oct. Fire Commission held a lone meeting tills even luff. It lull of discussion, mere or less united with, sarcasm. For some time there has been a feeling between Commissioner HactTnor, tho Republican commissioner, and the Democratlo members. This Cdrno to 11.

head to-nttrht during the discussion over various resolutions Introduced by Mr, HacnTner, H. R. Duck wos appointed a perrncufient Clremnn nnd S. Krolglestcln call man, iNo, Wall streot has been purchased for lor a new hose liouso and the lot at tho corner Ganoseo street and Halter avonue has been purchnsod for (2.000 for a similar purpose. An option lias tMtm secured on land adjoining hosa No.

for Chief EoglSeer Jetvhtirst prssontea his report ot the chiefs' convention recently hold In Chattanooga, which was highly commended by tha commissioners, End Expected To-day. AUBURN, Oot. day Juatleo 'Dumvoll'g court has boon occuplod ivlth the suit of John Hiuitor affoJust Muyur Thomua M. Osborno tor tTO.OOO. Dr.

William M. Gwynn, tho aulhor tho story containing tho alleged libel, WLB on tho stand nearly nil day. He was tho witness lor tlio dotenua and lie stuck to what ho had told. It in expected that tho coso will bo finished to-morrow. OTireev Names Certified.

AUBURN, OoL. Municipal Civil Service Commission has fixed the stand- Insa of tho candidates who tried the recent ojctimlnatJon for appointment to the Are department as follows: John Duck, Richard Corcoran, 01.26: John Maywcilt, 8D.OB; Elmer J. Carnes, 8T.1T; Edmund Dorr Qnge, S7; Samuol J. Patterson. S5.07; Frederic): J.

Vanflenloors, SJ.OSi "Wlllltira Colbert, John Kc- Keon, 76.0B. The nojnes of tho flret throe have bean certlfled to the Flro Commission as an ollffiblo list from which to make an appointment. Oroiit of Loud. AUBUKN, Oct. 12-Chnrtas B.

Thomson to-day received a certificate from the Canadian government entitling l)lm to acres oC land in the Canadian domain, Mi 1 Thomson wiia a prlvnto in Iho Bolle- vlllo Rifles, which assisted In quelling tho Ffcnian raids AultsvIHe in 18BS, and it Is In recognition tills soi-vlco to the British government that lie has be on Blvou tho land grant. He must select blfl land batflre June 30,1000. Football Teajn Proposed, AUBURN. Oct. aro l)o)ng mado to organize an all-Auburn football team.

It Is proposed, if present plans are carried out, to secure dates wltli tho strong independent teams of Rochester, Syracuse, Watortown and possibly (secure a (tamo with one or more university teams. Thero Is a lot of good material In tho rlty to which can bo added several players who are )n attendance at tlie theological seminary. It Is not Intended to make It a money making venture, uut to organize a team for tho sport of tlie game. OSWEGO. OSWEGO, Oct, 12.

Plans arc being mode by the Democrats ot this city for a big moss meeting to he held at tlio Richardson Theater Saturday evening, October S3, at which It is hoped tho Democratic nominee for governor, D-Cady Horrlck, will spoalt. Former United States Senator Charles A. Towno of New York hns Jil- rcndy beon secured and tho organization Is putting forth every effort to secure Judge Ilerrick. From now on the Democrats will begin an active campaign tmd as many speakers as possible will bo brought here. Tho appearance ot Secretary Lesllo M.

Shaw of, the Treasury in this city Monday evening, who is thought to have won many votes by his clear nnd convincing arguments. Is said to bo one of tho chief reasons why the Democrats nra making an extra effort to secure good speakers, Young Men Will Talw Hold, OSWEGO, Oct. tha result of a paner on "Tlie Progress of road a lew days ago ooCore tho 'fopleal Club which Js composed mostly of yoimg business and men, a movement has been started which will, it Is thought, infuse new lite Into the Bualnesa Mens Association. About 150 young men wilt make application, for membership in the (is sec latl on. In the discussion ot the paper, which read by Lullier TV.

Mott, cashier of tho First National Bank. It was agreed by the young- men present that something should bo done to build up the city and bring more man foe tori en here. Since then tho clutter IUIH been discussed and ali'oady a largo number ol Individuals have signified their willingness to Jain the movement, Italians to Bally To-night. OarWEGO, Oct. mnas meeting will be holST to-morrow night under tho auspices of tlie Italian Roosevelt and Fairbanks Club at the club rooms.

It will bo addressed by Lanzetta of Syracuse Ml'. Lnnxetta, who is one of the prominent Italian speakers of the campaign, tu assistant secrotary of tlio General Committed of the Herjubllcan Clubs of Maw York State. Fifteen. Wltcesseo Sworn. O3WEQO.

Oct. witnesses have been subpoenaed by the Coroner to testify at the Inauest on tho death of Mrs. Pamelta Battles, who wan found dead at the foot of hor collar stall's at her home In Scrlba Sunday. The Inquest will bo held at Coe's Hall, Scriba Corners, tomorrow ntternoon at 2 o'ulocjr. Undergoes a Third Operation, Mlfls Allle Polen of No, 216 Elliott street, who underwent -two operations at St.

Josephs Hospital, will have a third operation this morning. Dr. A. B. Miller Is attending her.

Entertained for Their Niece. Mr. and Mrs, John Covanaugh of; No, 344 Bouth avenue entertained informally at their home last evening- In honor of their nleco. Miss Anna Cavanaugh of Albany, who.le their guest Thirty people wero present. Whon the case of Harold Jfcrrlhew came up In Police Court yesterday morn- Ing V.

Jackson of claimed that (M had been extracted trom tin roll which the boy found In vacant lot a week ago last Friday, The matter was settled tor pfl and the boy was not arraigned. MARRIAGE AT OSWECO FALLS MrS. Lena Dann Wedded to a Lysamter Man. FULTON, afternoon at about 3.30 o'clock rut the home, of Mr. ana Mrs.

Geongro Wood on tile "West Side. Mrs. Lena Dunn of this city onil William While of Lystmdcr wero married by Bev. John Hlcsimras oC the First M. E.

Clitti-cJi, Ttiu brfflo and groom left for a ahort wedding trip. They will be at lioma to thslr friends In Lysandei' a(Wr October 17. At tlio home ot Mr, ind Mrs. Joaepli Albrlng in Ilannlbat, this ulternoan, oe- ourrcd marrldee ot their oaugliter, Aaolltt, to William White o( this eity. At 3 o'clook tlio bridal pnrty proceeded to His parlor to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Mis, A.

J. SttLflord o( Red Cr-eelt, a. cousin of tho bride. The ceromony took place under wedfline bell of EfSOn and white and the room was handsomely decorated with ferns and evergreens. Bov, PtvuL Brown Rochoatcr performed tlie ceremony.

The euosta wero received by the Misses Georgia and Helen Van Sanford of IfUltonf cousins of tha brfdo, and Glenn Streeter of Fulton acted as usher. Tho brifle ivaa bucominsly attlrad In white mull over slllc ornaraonted with modaltlons or point d'csprlt and carried bride's roses, MlBS Mabel Whltaker o( Ulta eily was briddamold and was sownad In siuy crepo da chine over taffeta, and curried ptnlc fosea. Froderldc A. WJilto, brother or the groom, acted as best num. The Episcopal ring service wtua usod, Miss Oaytioll Albvlne, a nleco ol tho bride, bearing tha ring on a silver tray.

At lor a wedding dinner the young coupio lalt on a short trip and will be at home to their friends at No, J16 Erie (street, city, altur November 1. The bride was one of tho popular youne ladles of Hannibal and the sroorn tinB tan'a Moat esteemed young men. Okareli FULTON, Oct. evening at the Flist IS. Chui'cli pnreonage tho Broth- evliooa of St.

Paid InatuJletl tho officers elected at the lust meeting. J. J. Merrill was clouted secretary succeed who resigned on account ot lenvlns town. Plane were madij for greBeJve fall and winter work.

Rov, John Richards has consented to $rivo (inotlner of his on Wednesday. October 18, for tha benent of the new organ Iimd. Mr, Blchards will speak on "Lights and Shadows of London Lite," The lecture- -will bo given tho aus- ntcas of the Sunday School of the First M. E. Church.

Oswego Team Here To-morrow, FULTON, Oct. Friday attcrnoon tho Frankllna of Oswcgo ana the- Fulton High School teams will play a came ot football on Van Burena Island. The game will be called at 3.90 o'clock. Individual Mention. FULTON, Oct.

Wesley Me- Cully is. in Elmlra attending the T. U. State. Convention, Mrs.

3. KiilR Is visiting friends in Syracuse. Mr, and Mrs. F. T.

Himtlneton will leave Saturday tor Old Forge, 'whore they will aoend tha winter. The First Street "Whist Clul) held Its ilrat rneotlnff last evening at the home of Frnjic Franch. Mr. and Mra. Burr Sheldon are rejoicing over the birth oC a sen.

Mias Bertha Milter baa returned from Mlnoa, wJicro site attended the funeral of her grandfather. Mies Bessie Dexter fs visiting In Elmtra. Maurice Conley lias been appointed by Mayor Foster a member of the Board of Education. diaries Htirt of Belleville. is the guest of friends In town.

Tlio young people oC Zion Episcopal Churoli aro making preparations lor an entertainment to be given the hist the month. B. C. LudingLon, ticket agent in the Ontario it Western Cojruga street station, has been promoted to be station agent at Hamilton. Mr, Ludlngton will move to Hamilton this -week, Mrs, John Reagan has returned home after having been In tlie Hospital of the Good Shepherd, Syracuse, three weeks.

CAZENOVIJV CA2BNOVIA, Oot. second day's session of the missionary convocation began this morning. Holy communion was admin I stored by the dean. Rev. Dr.

Wilson of Syracuse. Esv, Carl Sohwarti of Syracuse Broached a sermon on "The Responsibilities ot Church Work." Dinner was served to the visiting olergy by the Klnga Daughters In the church pni'lors. Dr. DufC of Norwich continued hid address this atternoon. on "Tlio Missionary Work of Chenango County." The only officer elected was Rov.

Mr, Katnadown of us secretary. DENISON PROPERTY SOLD. Hundred and Sixteen Lots Disposed of at Auction, At the Court House yesterday Auctioneer E. V. Xellay sold at public auction lie lots in proceedings to settle up tha estate of tho late Dr.

B. Da Bison, Tha Iota generally are iffl feet deep. Tlie sales wwe as follows, the lot numbers with daahes running all odd or nil even: E. O'Hnra ana B. E.

CM, lot 4, nt per front foot; block: GOT lots S-tt, B6 cents; block G04, lots 8-1J, cents: block WO, lota MS. (IMi, blpefi: MS, lots 17-15. 81, block m. jots tl 66; block ffiB. lots 17-31, J1.HO; block (73, VooBlii-Block GC1, lot 19, 96 cents.

Mrs. fheresn M. Hofrnann-Block lot 16. 17. cents; block lot Jig, Jessie Kay-Block (JUS, lots 4-IK (IS.

P. Donoliue-Block lots 1B-W. $3: block lot 1, J410; block 075, lots M-ld, S1.40: block, lots Jncob Wnlilser-Bloclc Sift lots clS. block ffiS, lots block C71, lota 6. lots 1, 8, SO, Somarlndyok--Block 071, lot 1, tl.BO; block 080.

lota 11 14. H.BJ. W. J. Smith-Block Gil.

lot 3 $1.50. Classen--Block C75. lots 2, 4, lots 9 'G'rvrgv Padburg-Block OH. lots Btt-24, tl 40. A.

J. Penney-Block M. lot 10. S2. Mrs, Annie Gwynn--Block J21, lot 22, Lyman Stevens--Block 6W, lots 1-7, So Emily Alvord-Block C72, lot 13, J1.40., PROFESSOR MAGE TtHHETEAGHERS MABCELLUS, Oot.

was, a Cull attendance this morning at the teachers' Institute, The owning exercises wero led by Conductor Hall. The institute was classed In two divisions. Prot. Maco of Syracuse University spoke to tho elementary division on history--primary methods, Indicating Ihat much of the teachlns to primary grades adordefl opportunity to weave In nnd Illustrate many facts ot a historical nature and Interest to other subjects. Miss Collier spoke In the other division on advanced work Jn English.

By Illustration she makes her talks very practical and helpful. After the usual recess Conductor Hull spoke to tho first division on elementary work, giving "drill work In arithmetic" by asking many pertinent questions and having some ot the class use tho blackboard. Prof. continued Ills remarks on history, speoMnB more particularly on advanced work. Miss Collier took up elementary work asaln In English and Conductor Hull spoke on advanced work under the Mile of the "Round Table." The whole, constituted a very interesting forenoon's work.

After the opening exercises this afternoon Conductor Hull gave a practical talfc on "Fundamentals Jn School Teaching." Ho touched upon many things that are liable to he overlooked, speaking first upon compulsory education, then upon matters in and out ot school that should have the attention of tho successful teacher. After recess Prof, Mace took up the subject of history again, taking the theme, "Tha South's View of Slavery." He said it was hard for the North to understand tlio South and likewise for the South to understand the North. They once thought alike on siavery. Thomas Jefferson spoke strongly against slavery, as aid others also of the South. Many of them felt It was wrong.

There cama a time when the slaveholder defended It. It waa brought about by self-Interest and pride. The North freed its slaves, but tlie South clang to them, needing them as was thought to grow cotton. One trouble, Prof, llaco salfl, Is that the people do not know each other. The North and South, should mingle more nnd have moro charity for eieH other, DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Addlson Gardner Fox, ased years, fllcd Tuesday at Albion, N. Y. He was a brother of W. C. Bell of city.

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret E. Mack, death occurred at midnight Tuesday, will bo held at 1.30 o'clock to-morrow morning from her home No. 338 Kellogg street and a half hour later at St. Lucys Church, Burial will ba at St.

Agnes Cemetery. Mrs, Maelc was the wife of John Mack and a daughter of John and the late Mrs. Catherine Burns. Mrs. Mack born at North Syracuse, but llvad here thirty years.

She leaves the following brothers and slaters: Mrs, Jaines Burns, Mrs. J. Crcnln, Mrs. James Kchoe. Mrs.

Charles Olev, John Burns, of North Syracuse, William Burns, Edward P. Burns. Joseph Burns. Frank Burns and Charles Burns, all of this city, Mrs. J.

T. Dwyer of Oewego Is a daughter. Tho fleoth of Benjamin Kraft occurred ttt o'clock yesterday momlnff nt tho County Hospital, The remains are at Snyder's undertaking rooms. Tha remains of James Burden, whosft death occurred at Haverhlll, were removed to Onondaga Hill yesterday for burial bv John McCarthy Sons. A aon ot the deceased was blown up by Oyna- mlto here about frtx months ago.

The death of Everett S. Larrahee occurred Tuesday night at the Mlddletowi State Hospital at Middletown, when; he tahen about two months aga when he was suddenly taken Inaane. Mr.t^Lrra. nea conducted a coal business- at fco. tttl South Stats street ana resided at rio.

Cedar street. He leaves a wife and son, W. D. Larratee, -who were with Mm at the time ot his death. Tlie remaltifJ reached hero at 8 o'clock hist night, and were taken to Snydefs undertaking rooms.

Later they were taken to the family home In Cedar street. Arrangements for the funeral have trot been mode. The deceased was 63 years old. ite Gone? It's Bftcuio You've Abused Tom; Stomach Until It Qeasei to Damuid Jood-A Bimpls Eemody Available for Everybody, It you have reached a condition where nolblag tempts you and you bare DO appetite, TOOT nervous end digestive Byatema are both deranged. You need somethltig to build yon up.

Iron-Ox Tablets combine cervo and brain food ultn stimulating and offeollTS action upon tba etontKh, bowels, llyer They aauia a natural and permanent IttcreMe at tho fluids beoeNur to perfect digestion and assimilation. By their tonlc-laxallTe effeotupoa tlie toowols, kUiaeja ftnd liver they pm4nce rep alartlirof the bowels without of violent and Itijarloai and oatttarllro, Tbo action at Icon-Ox Tattleti upon tired, worn-out oems Is little abort of tDarretotia. They rollers bralHag, etop dtitttealog aebes.aDd buildup tbo entire arsum, so tnrt joulflelijelMeokTTelJ.aQil youisell equal HI life's duties. That unutterably -weary leollng, which makes It impossible to moTM or perform Che lightest dutywltli profit or pleasure, will surely disappear II Iron-Oi Tablets are mud. Anything which (be system Into nc- tlrltylsdangergtii.

Da not expect Immediate pwoeptlMu effects trom Iron-Ox Tiej produce a natural, tegular bullijtufr op ot all tba lunettes. This taken a little time, but ante. teasful result la absolutely oerialn. Bwnemtw, Iron-Ox Tntlets are netpoigatlfo ot cathartle In their effect; tber lonlc-lua- tite; they cure by building op the satire Bjitem. PurtatlTeiaad eatbajtlos giro onlf temporarj relief violent and tnjuileus nation-- do tut more nartn than good.

Do not confound Iron-Qx Tablets with liquid preparations which depend upon drug-disguised. alcohol for Iramedlnte afloat, end which create a tmblt which is nothing more net leji than alcoholism. Iron-Ox Tablets build up the system ntturnJlr-- ttwy cannot create a "habit." Attractive aluminum poctot-casa eoatnJnlog Itoa-Oi Tablets, 2i cents at druggists, or sont, itpald, on receipt of price. Iron-Ox To increase tlie appetite by drug stimulation is dangerous. What 7011 need is something to create a natural appetite.

This con only be done by a direct beneficial influence upon the stomach, bowela and other organs concerned In the digestion and assimilation of food, IRON-OX Tablets Wilt Give Tou An Appetite. They do it naturally and simply witliout artificial stimutation, and the consequent weakening reaction, They set things right -which have gone wrODg, inside yon. FUty tablets In an stumtDum ease, ase, mrcit, Hlcblian, tr. B. A.

FULTON NAMES ITS CANDIDATES City Conventions Held by Both Political Parties. SPECIAL TO THE FULTON, Oct. 11-Georga W. Brookor was as the unanimous choice ot the Republican City Convention this afternoon for mayor. Dr.

H. Lake called the convention to order and Arvln BJce was appointed temporary chairman. Verner W. Shaltuefc and George Fau-man acted H3 secretaries and E. p.

cole and A. A- Cftrr tellers. The officers were sworn In by W. P. Hlllick and, the thirty delegates responded to tlie roll call, F.

Swltier of tlie Second ward presented the name ot Mr. Brooker as a candidate, and after a brief speech by Surrogate S. B. Mead the secretary was Instructed tg cast one ballot for Mr, Brooker. AS Mr.

Brooker was unabla to present for business reasons the foltOTr- Ing letter was presented by George Simons: Mr, Chairman and Fellow Citizens: I accept with much pleasure the high honor you have conferred upon me, and have a. keen appreciation of Its Importance. If I nm elected I promise you. a eleFin-cut, economical nnd buslnsss-ltke administration in every department, terms in mind at all times the best of the city and Its taxpayers. I am convinced that an administration to bo economically satisfactory should omcered by men thoroughly In liannony with the executive, this end I shaft mate such changes In the various departments as I believe will meet with your approval.

Very trulv yours, G. BROOKER, The Democrats held their city convention In the City Hall this evening, George Duell was appointed temporary cbalr- maii, and as secretaries Lajigdoa Foster and Frank Newklrlc were norhed. After the officers were sworn In bj James Fanning. Tl D. JIcNamara, In quite a lengthy speeeh, presented the name of Man-In A.

Thomson as a candidate for mayor ot the Democratic party. The secretary was Instructed to cast one ballot for Mr, Thomson and he thereby became the choice of the convention. Mr. Thomson responded in a brlsf speech, thanking the convention for the honor conferred and agreeing. If elected, to falllll the duties of mayor to the best of his ability.

GOUVERNEUR. COUVERNEOH, Oct. TOO admission tickets were sold at the Odd Fellows lair, which Is being held under tho auspices of Gouverneur Lodge, No. W. I.

O. O. In thotr hall In the Freeman Block, last evening. Canton Rldgely and about Odd Fellows (rom Waiertowo, WO trom Antwerp, who arrived hers about o'clock by special train, and the local Knights of Maccabees were guests of honor. To-night Is ladles' night.

A valuable prize -will be awarded to the most papu- lar member of Rebekoh Lodge. The local Odd Fellows will realize a large sum from the week's fair If the liberal patroaagf already accorded continues during the remaining four nights. Large Delegation to Wa.terto.wn. GOUVERNEUR, Oct. Mens Republican League excursion to "Watertown this evening carried nearly 300 enthusiastic Hoosevelt admirers to attend the big Republican rally held In the State Armory In that city, at which Leslie M.

Shaw was the principal speaker. Tha train left here itt 6.45 o'clock and returned at mo. Tlie Gouverneur CItliens Band at the head of the delegation, displaying red flre and Roman candlss. made a sptendfd showing In thefr, march from the station up Public Square to tha armory. Hns a Power Scheme.

GOUVERNEUR, Oct. Bradford Bumsted, general manager of the St. Lawrence River Power Company of MBB- sena, is in town again to-day, continuing his eCCorts to Interest local power users In his proposition to construct an electric power line from Masscna to this vlllan. He Is accompanied by the representative of the Rutland Gang Company Rutland, whose knowledge of operating marble gangs by electricity will no doubt be valuable to Mr. Bums ted la Influencing the many marble Industries here- In his project.

Orrln J. David of this village Is interested in the proposed plan, and meeting with much encouragement from many prominent citizens of the place. Crime Slayer Arrested, GOUVERNEUR, Oct. 11--A considerably under the influence of uquar, was arrested by Chief of Police jlslier at the St. Lawrence Inn last evening ena placed In the village lock-up, "When arraigned this morning the prisoner gave his name as John Cote and said he was a resident of Michigan, He claimed to be a lecturer asulnst crime, police Justice Parker gave him ten minutes to ffet out ot town.

Qeorge Walby to Speai- OOUVERNEUR, Oct. liave been perfected by the Young UettE Republican League of Gouverneur for a big rally to he neld Wednesday evening, October IS. George Malby or Qgdene- burg, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, has been secured 1 to deliver the principal address ot the evening. Mewsy Jottings. GOUVERNEUR.

Oct. local Prohibition organization has arranged for n. rally at Union Hall to-morrow evening. Kev. George VT.

Bowler, an eloquent Baptist divine of Rochester, will dlacUBS the issues of the campaign. The Junior class of the Gouverneur High School has organized with the following officers: President, Emery H. Janes; vice-president, Mamie Olds: secretary, Ethel Brown; treasurer, Harry Spencer. The class has twenty-five memben, Edward D. Barry la In New York, attending the annual convention of tho Carriage Dealers Association, H.

Rutherford is spending several days at the St. Louis Exposition. Andrew Irving is enjoying an outing on the Pontlao Gome Club preserve In North Bose. NORTH ROSE, Oct reception anil pound party will be given to Bar. Robert Hebblethwalte and family at tha M.

parsonage Saturday eight. Quarterly meeting will be held In Rose E. church next Sunday morning and quarterly conference the Satnrdar evening preceding. The following are tho newly eleotsd fleers of the womans Foreign Mlsstinarr Society: President, Mrs, Margaret Ream; secretary, Mrs. Alonio Gr is wold; treasurer.

Miss Ida Cuntmlngs, Mrs. Martha York nnd Miss Edgar Dear will entertain the Ladles Aid Society at the home of the former Wednesday, October 19. Announcement Is made of the marriage of Miss Etta J. Hetta, only daughter of Mr. and Mra, John A.

Hetta, of tola village, to John Wagner of Rochester. Mrs, Cora. Harper entertained tha W. C. U.

this afternoon. Harry Phillips of Oswugo Is assisting M. "Wright In the W. O. station.

Claud Mitchell has resigned hlsjwaltlon as clerk for Fish Waldorf at Wolcolt, and will attend the Wolcott High. School this fall. Mrs. William Thompson, Is seriouely 111. Theresa, THERESA, Oct son has been born 10 Mr.

find Mrs. Joseph FIclfert. Mrs. John DnimTnond spent last week In Potsdam with her father. Miss Fern Foole spent Saturday and Sunday hero with her parents.

The marriage of Mlsa Meriorr Busier and Zieon D. Chaumont occurred In eur last week..