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of the board of of tho anaoclaion Wood abrogate

creating the Bar Association nmrevoked its charter

of Urn trying thn postscases according to Dr werecreature of inn Wood In that they wereappointed by him and wore at

case they refUKod to hie

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to mootMonday when diaries S Diehl

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OALVAX TO UK ARUITRAtlOR

We Hold New Santo UnmlnRo Oovprnnirnto Wo nils Appointment

r WASHINGTON Dec to ad-

Vices received at the State Department-here is more trouble in Santo Domingo

which had apparently entered upon E

period of peace after tho overthrowMight of President Wos y Gil by the

of former President Jlrainezreference to newspaper report

from Santo Domingo that Mr Powell theUnited States Charg dAffalreH had servernotice on the Dominicans that continuedrevolutionary disturbances were dtstastefu-lo the United States and might bring re

consequences to Santoif Mr

ho hud done so without any instructionsfrom this Government

In to a etatewent the newauthorities of the Dominican Republic thatthey would not consent to

who was Minister of Foreign Af-

fairs In the Cabinet of thePresident serve afl the Dominican repre-sentatives on the tribunal

the claim of theImprovement Company of New York

Secretaryor State Hay has Instructed Mrto inform Dominican Government thatthe United States will hold it to the agree-ment made by the administration of Presi-dent Wos y for tho arbitration of theirclaim and Its selection of Seiior Gal vanarbitrator

Tim arbitration tribunal organized to-

day at the offices of the Interstate Coiv-

meroo Commission with John U CnrllfUiof New York former Secretary of tho Trea-sury as arbitrator of tho United States

Galvan as arbitrator of Santo Do-

mingo and Judge George Gray of Dela-ware asof Columbia University New

as for United StatesSanto Doming Improvement

Contiauy

Invited to Luncheon at the SecretarysResidence

WASHINGTON Dec 3 At a luncheonthis afternoon at the residence ofHay given by Mr Hay to len Reyes theVicePresident of Colombia Dr Herranthe Columbian Charge dAffaires here andthe members of the Reyes Commission itwas disclosed that Gen Reyes bearsfrom President Marroquin ofaccrediting him as Envoy Plenipotentiary-on an extraordinary mission to the Govern-

ment of the United StatesThe letters are addressed to President

Roosevelt and it was arranged at the luncheon that Gen Reyes should be formallyreceived at tho Whlto Houne by the Presi-

dent on a date to be fixed later He wilt beintroduced by Secretary Hny and speechesusual at the presentation of an Ambassadoror Minister will be exchanged Willie in-

vested with the of a Minister Planiand un Extraordinary

Gen will not Dr Herran asthe regular representative ofColombia Washington hb mission being

as v-

Tno invitation lo Q n and histo hnvo with Secre-

tary was tendered with ato affording the Colombians an

to in an entirelyunotticial manner

of their mission to Washington and whatthey expected to

was some conversation on thishut Oen to deter

making formal representations in beof his government he hadofficially President Hooso

veil and status as a accreditedrnv y of Colombia thereby established

The Colombians Mr Hayhowever that it was uselons to askGovernment to recede one step from theposition it had assumed regard to

Republic

COST OF FREE DELIVERY

Hut for Tilt IoitM Service WouldHave SflrSiisUlnlng

WASHINGTON Dec his annualthe PostmasterGeneral Third Assistant

PostmasterGeneral Madden that ifIt had not been for the increase Intho appropriations for rural delivery

would prac-tically eelfsustnlnlng during the lost thrro

The report shows that in IC01 when theincrease in for fico rural dolivery was 135705S the total deficit was3981121 In 1B02 when tho Increase in

this appropriation was 2220330 thewas 2061170 and in 1W2

when tho increase was the doficit for tire entire postal service was 4580077

Admiral Kvunss Cruisers off for llnnoluliiWASHINGTON Dec 3 The cruisers Cin

cinnatl Raleigh Albany and New Orleanscomprising the cruiser of Rear

Asiatic fleet fromYokohama for bat-tleships of Rear AdmiralEvans the Wisconsin flagship of Roar Admimi the follow

Secretary Moody today telegraphedto return with to

Yokohama n soon as possible after theyreached Honolulu

rrnldrnl to Deliver Memorial nay Ailclrriat Gettysburg

WASHINGTON Dec 3 President Roosovolt today acceptedan Invitation fromPout No 8 G A R Department of Penn-sylvania to deliver an address at Gettys-burg on Memorial next year EugeneF tho Commissioner of Pensions

an address on the same occasion

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or of Trinity CollPRP-

WABHINOTON Dec 3 The North CarolinaEditorial Association which happened tobe in Washington on itswhen the students of Trinity College ofDurham N C burned in effigy yesterdayEditor JosophuH Danleln of the CharlotteNews and Obserwr for his utterances re-

garding the HaMett andton incident spent all of today In aspirited and at times acrimonious discus-

sion as to what official action it shouldtake Some of tho editors favored reso-

lutions condemning In no uncertain termsthe trustees of tho college who voted tcsustain Prof Hwwett hut betweenextremists and those who desired noby the association n compromise wwreached on a resolution the

of the students In burning Mr Daneffigy The resolutions were

HirrfcM the capers of today Inform uethat a brother mtimber of this associationIms born hniiRfd In by the olTrinity one of the educationalInstitutions or our for thereason that ho expressed the right of freouorof In paper

associationIhlh snld action ns mi attempt to nitridetho freedom of pressthe lannuaitn contrary to tlispirit of the people

The resolutions wore with butthree votes of thoseWill urged nonaction declined howeverto vote for or against the resolutions

The Rassett arose over an artlclpublished In the South Mlantie Manthl

E Baiwett of histor-jt Trinity College in which he praised thwork ofthat he was the greatest man RobertE 10 that produced inpast century wer-

ioBsett was EditorTho trustees TVITB finally forced to take

itlou and voted IB to 7 to retain Dr Basitt tho principal that any

thor course 1 against tolerancejf freedom of

College is the richest and one ofIn the South

amos A DuUe president of the TobaccoTrust and Duke

his brother B N Duke havediy endowed it with buildings

B N Dulco Is otin of its trusteesnd voted In favor of I r liaKsot-

tMKTHODIST WlAXaF8 HERE

Ir UondcllUrfookmtn May quIt

The Rev Dr C I for sevenof the Methodist

Brooklyn has accepted the pasof Calvary Church in Harlem thechurch in tho New York Conference

The present pastor the Rev Dr W Pdell has and will become pastor

if a church in Philadelphia His lonerT

IOH gono to Porto Rico as a missionaryha aproving next April when the Conferenoefleets

The of the Washington HeightsMethodist Church the Rev

compelled by ill health to retireind There are reportshat ho will be obliged to give up pas

MKFF WAXTS A RECOUNT

lleKm rand In Ilallotg In the First A-

senibl District In

Assistant Corporation Counsel JamesklcKeon who wits Republican and fusionlomineo for Justice of the Supremen the Second Judicial Departmentrecent election through his counsel Ira Q-

Darrln secured an order from Supreme7ourt Justice Dickey in Brooklyn yeeterlay the hoard cf ElectionsPolice Commissioner Greene and Captoonoy of tho Seventyfifth precinct to

show cause tomorrow thefor Supreme Court Justice In the

of tIm First Assemblyllbtrlct of Queenft borough not beecounted are rumors of gross

reuldents of thathave made affidavit that they

voted for James McKeen but thocount shows that he 1 votes-n that district

aunrnr OT AT THE lULLto Theatre With Fornei Somebody

Tom Byrnei Made Police Head

Once more Mr Murphy disappointed thenxlous host by failing to appear at

Hall yesterday Those In waitingificu sed a roportthatoxInspootorThomaai-yrnes would lx made Police Commis

ioner but none seemed to put great faithn the idea

Mr Murphy John J and Presilent Fames the Board of Aldermeniccupied a box at the Casino last evening

toad of entrance hearried it to the box put it on a chair andept bin hand on it still had it at lastccountH-Tho Tammany captains of the Sixth As

a dinner to Bigand Little Tim Sullivan at Mike

in the of Dec 12 Charles F MurphyWH been also MayorElect

MASOX OR MURRAY

or President of the CommitteePlatt and Dunn Leave Town

Senator Platt went to Washington yesterlay morning Chairman Dunn of the

committee departed for Binghamtonhose who werebile Alexander T Matson was the man

talked of for president of the countyGov Indicated that

10 was not to be chosen Charles1 Murray they thought was a more likelySection

York Out of executive CommitteeThe delegates to the Democratic county

sommlttee in Brooklyn met last nightn their respective districts and electedho executive members The only sigilflcnnt change was in the Eleventh

whore Commissioner lienand J York was dropped and Thomas-t Farrell chosen In The

who has been the real in thoor several years although an adherent of

duringf the recent unpleasantness workedearnestly In the the camaign for thus entire ticket

xioiulu Talks of HcrrleK for VlcePrnldrntS-PBINOPIEID Ohio DOC S Assistant

ocrcUry of Francis B Loomis whos now in visiting relatives saidtoday

I have Ironed much talk of Governorbet Horrick for VicePresident From hisecont decisive victory in this State he in-

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HERR BAtlXSEXS WINE

President Woodrow Wilson WM Onnt oHonor and the City Shown Mainsnlmlty by Invlllnc Mayor UlnohllnTof the RIval City Paterion-

f PASSAIc N J Dec 3 Tho city of Passatrose in all the beauty of Its civic pridetonight and gave a dinner to itself amPresident Woodrow Wilson of PrlnoetotUniversity The menu cards noted thetho was given to Dr Wilson by tin

Passalo Some of tho memberof the dinner committee insisted thataffair was given by theAssociation of Passaic In honor of thcitys clvio pride A member of anothercommittee explained the dinner In thisway

llio memberof the Board of Trade o

which Judge William W Watson of theDistrict Court Is the chairman thasuch a function would be a tintown and so they got it up

But however much those who had anything to do with the affair might diffe-

us to the reason for it they all agreed thait should properly be called a civic pridebanquet Passaic is proud of itself ha

for at least six and it doncare who knows it

Something like six months ago the Bonnof frade planted a hedgerow beside the

tracks of tho Erie Railroad for two or threeblocks either side of the PassaicThe Board of Trade has watched overnurtured hedgerow over sincepoints to an evidence of the cityinherent love of beautiful landscapesof its clvio pride

Then after the floods descended andthe winds blow and boat upon Passaio andits bridges last October the Citizens Pro-tective Association jumped into the breachstopped a grab game on the building ol

temporary saved the city about100000 and lustre to the cltytcivil pride

But somehow or other the world didntseem to hear much about the Passaic varietof civic pride while it knew all the detailfof the pride of Paterson onlyuntieS Of course so many of oertalckinds of things didnt happen Passalc-is they in Paterson wae

of itStill Passaic had its flood this year and

t was hurst as good a flood as hadMoreover it a flow last and it kissnad a few fires that were fairly illuminalye

From its floods Passaic has rescued itselfand from its ashes it has arisen unterrifledand undaunted and it has always been justis independent OH Paterson refusingmtside

liiil viiliu iutirBon has bad its hornlublldy exalted and Its daughters druggedaseaio hasnt had soo own civic enterprises bygivIng Itself a dinner and to the

as its gueuts of honor President RoosoWilson United

Senators John Koan Jr and John Fln former AttcrroyGtrfral Robert HdeCanter of thn Supreme

Cloy Murphy and just tohat there Is no bttwoen tho

Mayor John of Patvron

It seems to lx the general thatHarry did more work in arranginghe than anybody elselosslble W EnglandLad so Passaic in its civic wantsactivity of Messrs Meyers and England

Mr jt would seem Is somethingifa roan in Passaic In tho firstdare lies a member of the Passaic Repubican committee although totin independence and Ills he wasory in bringing

about the election lost fall of ABergen tUo Democratic candidate for Sheriff

front Mr is a lawrer brewer coal banker contractorand builder In has whatJQ called an airtight cinch on the industriesjf Passalc

Mr England is regarded as one of thenestand he has automobiled many in theast week in the Interest of and0 insure its success Besides Mr Eng

and got President Wilson to accept annvitation to attend thedlnner1

Both these men have civic pride to burn

f the dinner committee realImonpure aU wool and articleas Herr Christian Bnhnsen-eneral superintendent of the Gera Woollen

learned theof the dinner he Insisted that he

e permitted to show his own particularpride by making

o it other 13 for aThe dinner committee wax willing and-

o Mr Bahnsen announced out oflis stock of rare old claret hoo contribute to the dinnerlottlos to bo served with the fish when altood claret ought to beIt is a to If Herr

Jahnsens civic pride Is of the same qualityis his claret its the finest toound in or out of the State of New Jersey

Tho dinner was given at themonk Club which to three or fourrears ago was the house of ofit Johns Protestant Episcopal Churchrthero the organ used to wet

counter now the guestsable was on thestalls used to stand

The billiard room turned into a banquetrail was prettily decorated withVirginia from which depended

bells whose particulartaR not explained

Mayor who has been PassaiosMayor five or six presided Atils sat at hisaft was Senator Kean Off to the Mayorsight among the shrubbery satsleet

Mayor Hinchliffo satMayor Howe and In a of hospitality-lie to a mention namejy President Wilson the greatest applause

to any other of atwith of that of President ROORO

ret which greetedPresidents name the Passaic section

af is solid for RooseveltThe President his when Howe

after announcing that Senator Drydenind some be preeenthe following letter

WASHINGTON Nov 23 1003My DeAn Mn HOWE I am sorry that it

vlll not be possible for me theinvitation which you extend

to attend the Prssalo banquet onJec S

1 should be more than to be withrou on that occasion and to listen to theidelress of Dr Wilson on Civic Pntrlotlsn-

So have before us wave problemso solve and many Important

nut If we are to bo In the solving

imlity which wo must to problemnd to deed and withoutacross impossible IK Intense Americanismo be In soul In andn purport

I urn sure that this withering of your cltl-icns cannot fall to ofou for the Invitation Sincerely yourlion CharlesM Mayor Passaic N JMayor Howe introduced Senator Kean

A tillS speaker He said in substancerIM right and that the restif United States was getting on swim

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an warSome venerable Princeton alumni led

Edwin C Moor a Princeton underraduatn who sat at the speakers tableave Dr Wilson tho while

others loudly applauded-Dr was when tho

lest of tho diners wern madly cheering for

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Continuing Dr WilsonIs the slncuJnrlty of our thatupon a common understanding for It

a Intcllltencc a commamorality that each community carries an

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the great undertaking of self Kovornmenio

self demoralized self disorderedEvery risen among us therefore la pu

honor to understand sr rvthe community In which and the onltrue Is that which la local In Itrootage

community will never awake to Itown and developingthrough abstract motive of

u concrete linage of Its own Illand Interests through a sort of nrclnnt

that there In mixed with nil patriotic motivea certain In thea consciousness of hns been and Uand H terries for Its distinction us u whole

Distrust tire patriotism of H man who I

Always upon count dirwhon energy not

citizen who Is thoughtful of the welfare ocountry should seek to mulerMnni

nearest duty und to do it with all thought-fulness yet without Impatience

Patience Is one tIre mosdifficult yet ours of the mostvirtues n our own for thru enspace of that polity Is consultation move-ment not or chosen tort l-

ithe muss nnd so that in what-ever we think or purpose wo must cnrrmasses of men with us PO we need thsort of IH full of hope nmequally full of persistence

OVEItlttODVCTtOy H EltK-

nrlllih Trade Agent Kay Well KxporSurplus Soon t lUdupetl Prices

Upttlnl Cable Dtipalch to TImE SUN

LONDON Dec 3 The official Board oTrade journal publishes a report from Mihell British commercial agent in the UniteStates warning manufacturers hero thatIt is inevitable that there will be ovcrproduction In the United shortly wheithe Americans will their surpluiproduction at a reduced price in order t

their works running and maintainin the homo market

He says that everything points to thiprobability ofcarried out to a tilth-

PrtoHo emphasizes tho success of the Ameri

ions In obtaining trade in the Britishseeslona remarking that although the grosiexports from the United States fell of

18 per cent in 1802 tho exports to the BritIsji colonies incroosnd 176 while the oxports of Great Brltlan to her colonies inreased only IS per cent

Prominence is given the report by tinreform newspapers which print il

argument in favor of protecion

QUITS MILKERS CAItlXET-

ommtslloner for Mines ll satl ned With

Political Pull of NonHesldents-Spfdat Cain Dtivalch lo THE SUN

JoiiAKVE3iciui Dw 3 Wilfntl Wybergommibsioner tom Mines in Lord Milnor-

trblnet has resigned In submitting hU

lgnation ho to Sir Arthur Lawley-jieutennittGovcrnor of tim Trtmsvnnl

vho is arting Governor In the absence o-

lx A that sincu ho accepted memMinistry he had regarded

is second only to the maintenance of Britsh supremacy tho for freeingh country from the undue political promnenue of nonrenidont financiers

His uxxCtations hud been dlFuppointedpolitical influence with tho

neat of the financial interestsjreosixl and the country van governedn a manner that wits snore conducive to

of powerful flnanclul houseshan the interests of the local opulation-fo was connnc d that tire Government

nil largely lost touch the people

TilE IIEICIISTAG OIEXEH

miser ExprrosfH Cratlflcattnn mt llmvlniMet Other liulcr

SpecIal Cable Dest ac lo TKK SUN

BEHUN jibe H Tho newly electedtoiclistag was opened today by Chancllor von Billow who read tho speechrom the Throne The paragraphdrirtss which referred to the commercialelatlons of Jennany and Great Britainontained a stutoment to tho effect that aill would be introduced which would con

the niobt 1uvored nation treatmento tho products of British subjects

Another paragraph in tho address ox

road tho gratification of the Etnppro-rvor the fact that during the year he was

to exchange personally his Ideas withour exalted allies at Hum and Vienna

the friwidly rules of tti Russian Emire on wliich occasions the wish andhat peace the greatest blessing toicoples welfare might continue to be preorved from dangerous disturbance weretrengthoned anew

rES HER FOOTMAN HVSRAXD-

ormcr Countrsi Ituwiell Sow Wants aDivorce From llrotvni-

ptclal Cubit DespairS lo THE SUN

LONDON Dec 3 Mrs William Brownirraerly Countess Mabel Russell has

stituted proceedings for a divorce against-or husband charging cruelty and aduliryAfter she had procured divorce fromarl Russell some ago as a sequel toIs alleged bigamous marriage in tho Unitedtatoa to Somerville sho marriedrown a who at that time wastasqueradlng as Prince Archibald d

todenalulls CHILEAN WARSHIPS

rest Britain Gets Libert art and VanRtltnolon for 8O1TSnoofi-

prelal Cable Detpntclt lo Tns SUN

LONDON Dec 3 It is officiallyGreat Britain has bought the

Libertud and Constituclonwhich wero built at Newcastle for thoChilean Government but which were notequired after Chiles differences with Arentlna were settled by arbitration Therice paid was 1875000 inclusive of allxpenses

SPANISH CABINET IIESWXS-

t Formed In July Last by Marqiilj-Vtllaverdr

Iperlal Cable DespairS la SOS

MADRID Dec 3 The Cabinet whichOH formed In July last by Marquis Villa

has resigned

The Iluke or SickSp fo Cable Deipatch to THE SUN

BELFAST Dec 8 Tho Duke of Manhestor who married Miss Zimmerman

f Cincinnati in 1BOO is rather seriously1 at Tanderngoe Castle County Armaghhero is no reason however for alarm

Kalsrr Abandons Hunting TripSpecial Cable Dttpaleh lo Tarn SUN

BRRUN Dec 3 Emperor William hasbandoned iris minting at

ownig to a fresh attack ofess Ue expects to bo able to gountlng Dec 17

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DR noonnviiYs SCOURING CARTHELP CLEAN VI TIlE DOWER

They Spurt Wetter Under Pressure at Hi

Pavement Died In Summer toAtphmlt The IoiiNlnoh SnowfallMuch of a Job for the Know Contractor

Commissioner Woodbury took chanceof the water freezing yesterday and usatome of the scouring carts which ho IntrolUred in metropolitan street cleaning t

drive the snow off the streetsTire carts which forcn jets of watt

against tim pavement did very good worl

in the summer In getting tire gum off tin

hot asphalt pavements They squirt waterout a 28 to20with the of compressed air

Woodbury on thBowery in hector and Essex street

FO interested in it that he forgot nl

about being slated to onmix of a Handling of Id

at tho Academy of n

830 o clok In tho Ho reached tinacademy nt 015 oclock breathless am

anti showed audtonnpictures of the carts ho Iran working

nentncd to bo very wellwith the

The fourInch snowfall did nothe snow contractor much trouble

William who Ihe contritefor removing snow tins as he hadyear from the StreetDepartment to go to work yesterday morn

even it hadand despite the thnt tire work kimnot altogether In tinmatter of procuring menMr Bradley 3000 men and 100carts at in the afternoon The depertinent will not lend any men or cart

t nntiliu uil linn p

tho regular department The con-

tractor by area cleaned whichit was found last year led to muchresults

By night Contractor Bradley hatBroadway from tIm ti

Acre Fifthninth street Columbus avenue to 125U

street and 125th street to both rivers 01

well ns a good of the floweryhis risen to on the street

leading to the ferriesBouton said yesterday

streets wouldbe cleaned by tonight providingfreeze or snow

The street railroad whichhave an arrangement with the departmon-for streets on which ca

the lines was tho snow-fall Commissioner Woodbury was out i

of in his new auto-mobile for the recently ap-

propriated 1000 superintendingsnow

TAUGHT SISTER TO STEAL

TenYearold Girl Proud or Their Featiof Shoplifting

Angelina Espaiio a nineteenyearoldItalian girl and her tenyearold sisterROSH were arrested in a Sixth avenuestore yesterday for tho theft o a fan worth12450 The child stole the fan and passedIt to her sister

At tire Tciidcrloin station Ange-

lina said sire wits married and livedin Twentyninth street between Secondund Third avenue She took her arrostcoolly and the child with her didntto mind either Angelina said herwas only 0 old and the youngster

any older but tho laterdeclared she was 10 of

When vita taken back to a cellquestioned Rosa surd then

tho of teaching herto steal Rosa Is a andone wore a loose fitting jacket Inside thisjacket wero several there

said to hold plunder Theserxxktts were well filled wasarrested Hosu frankly wild that the

In the wore stolen fromother stores Wiien Angelina was searchedshe also had stolen property

Boris said that her had taken herout on stealing expeditions three otherthis week to bo proudnf their success and didnt havo any

was doing wrong

DAMAGES AtiAIXST AUTO MAX

Maelilne Frightened ThompsonsHorse She Was Injured

CiosuKN N Y Dec 3 Wilmot P Thompon a wholesale feed merchant of this viiage recovered damages through a Sheriffs

today from Thotniw H Heck a wellodo dealer In automobiles In New York

Mr Beck rind his wife were touringin their auto lust summerandr-

iioiiiMonB daughter with her horuw andrap snot them on road It is allegedImt Beck disregarded her signal to

and at a terrific speedhat her horse becameiluiitfed wildly from the toad Tho youngvotmin wan lain pluckilyhp animal

Tire jury gave a verdict of 2000 forersonal and itlO for damages to

and outfit heck had no reprpKeutaI-VB in court

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le Mtdo llcstltullon It Is Nald IniisurlAction Taken In Ills rasef-

ipfdal Cable Despatch lo Tuna SUN

LONDON Dec 3 Tho warrant for tirerrest of Louis Engelhorn of New Yorkn a charge of grand larceny has beenrlthdrawn Engolhorn was arrested atSouthampton on Now 21 on the arrivalhere of tho American Line steamshipt Louis on on extradition warrant

him with having appropriated to hisuse some money invested in a

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This Is tho second case on record whoreinch action has been taken in Englandn an extradition case H is understoodhat Engolhorn paid back tho money He-

irobnbly will continue his voyage to Ocr

was arrested on complaint ofour men who had given J

which to stock in aof which Engolhorn was manager

alleged that lie tothem at which ho bought tim stockmid that he retalnid 3000 300 sharesif stock was indicted buthe complaint IIUH been withdrawn

MR FAIRS ROin RIGID

list of Wife IJnip TmtlmnnyCommissioner In IrIs

Special Cable Urspatcb la TlIK SUN

PARIS Dec 3 Attorney Eisler theomrniHsioncr appointed by the Now Yorkourts to ascertain whether Charles Fair-r his wife lied first in the automobile

accident that both on a French highrny a year or resumed the taking-f testimony todayJules Taupln testified that he hclpud to

arry Mr Fairs body Into tire lodge afterho accident The body was rigidoily carried while that of the wife was

Imp requiring three to carry it

New Children Aid HomeThe Childrens Societys ew West

lido Home for President Hooseells father organiod and in which theresidents hito K

nn much Interested was formally openedtat night at 22 Wool Thirtyfifth street

Potter John D CrimmlnH lovelandI and William Cliuroh Osborne

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At The Linen Store rviOur Holiday assortment which is now ready includes

hundreds of different styles in Lace trimmed EmbroideredInitialed and Scalloped Edged goods as well as evory desirnhle

kind of Handkerchief for men women nml childrenmany years we have made a specialty of dealing in

pure Linen Handkerchiefs anti tho lines now displayed uro of

the same character style and attractiveness which havo justlyearned for this Department the designation of The Home of the

at 25c 50c 75c and 100 which

tho most popular aro unusually large this year and wo believe

that tho styles are such as to enable us to fully satisfy anyperson of good tasto while we know that tho values repre-

sented are the very best thut can be obtained at these pricesWe make up especially for gifts boxescontaining one

dozen Initial Handkerchiefs Mens 300 450 and 600Womens 800 400 and 600 a

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a complete line of usefulAn early selection is

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The substantial elegance of ourwork is no more dearly shownthan In the exquisite Dutch InlaidBedroom sat exhibited here

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McKeown Tells Uie Police of aa Attempt-to Get 8OOO

Joseph O MoKeown of 602 East 148th

street who used to be n policeman andwho now owns a lot of houses in Bronxand is building more reported Tromont police yesterday that he had been avictim of a savage assault on Wednesdayevening-

He says that he started from the MountMorris Bank with about 800 and that onhi Awny tie dropped in at his house at 2339

Lorillard place which ia rented to MrsWilliam Nelson

As ho was going into the hack yard hesays a man who had followed him In atrolley car struck him on the head with anaxo handle so forcibly that the weaponbroko He that ho foil unconsciousonly to wake while tho assailant was trying-to hi watch from his pocket

to pulledhis old revolver and the manaway lie pulled tire trigger and for thefirst the gunto ofT Mrs Nelson came toat that tlmo and that scared theThey later found tho 00 on the ground

feet from spotwlioro McKeown was knocked

SInKfHjwn went ncioss thehis son John J a sergeant Intho Alexander avHo didnt timid him in KO hi wont ahead andorganixrd a jwrty Tho thugwas trot found

Got OdellThe RepublIcan statesmen In Kings

county were Interested yontorclay therumor that Goy Odell was arranging topry into their affairs and shake up five orsix Assembly district lenders ChairmanJacob Brenner is going to Albany nextweek to woo Goy no onethat tho conference will result in any

change in the management ofthe Kings couny

ABtiUT FEAR

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Napoleon paid thv t the best fed soldierswero soldiVrs for fear and ner-vousness come quietly when tho stomachis iot nourished fear is a suresign that tire body p not supplied withthe right food

A Connecticut lady says For manyyearn I have been n from Indiges-tion and heart trouble land in almost con-

stant fear of sudden delith the most acutesuffering possible Dieting brought onweakness emaciation mud nervous efc

und I was n complete wreckand almost n

I tried nmny foods bin could not avoidtho terrible nausea followed by vomitingthat came after eating un ll I tried GrapeNuts This food agreed with mynnd stomach from the itnrtnbout a year ago Steadily and surely a

no nymptoir of dyspepsiacan walk 10 rushes a day without being

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The annual holiday issueof theTiffany Blue Book is nowready Upon request a copywill be sent to intending

without

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alphabetical indexThis makes it a

veritable directory of con-venience to Christmaspers replete as it iscise descriotions and with range-of the stock ofSilverware Watches ClocksBronzes Porcelain Glass andother Artistic Merchandisesuitable for holiday gifts

Tiffany CoUNION SQUARENEW YORK

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HUSINKSS NOTICES

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made of fnffnzcmrnt of Ml Inulo Ieicridaughter of the lalf I iuli 112 Bowrra-

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