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UTK FROM TiM fKAcn HSLKOATKS

NOT AATISFACTOHV-

AM ret to nicuw Born TermiFIrm n ply

Md by lh French MlnliUrllfadi ofTm a iud Other An lF r l n H t

Spread of llrroll In Woolhtrn Punrlnci-

4p ial Cttti DnfaltX TUB

Oct 18A despatch received here

from PWD rtalc that M ruhon the French

Minister lu repUttiK to the note of U Huns

Ch n and Trlncp CMiu regarding the raremarked that China by reconi-

lMthai M11 the law f

had admitted rwronMblllty to thene concerned

the prlnclral t w Prlnco runChwan Kung VI and Tuna Fu Hriane and

added that until of these offldaU fell

hostilities could not carbe note nt to the Ministers states that

Chin effw to treat for peaon nnd that h

KwpW the ptlndple that tndctnnltlM Shall

be paid for d rtroy d legations th loamto be computed br dflwfate of PowerH addi that the European nation may receive

feah oommwfllal sdv nU e or modificationsof the old treaties but a the requirement of

the It l needful that thor Individ

m The plenipotentiaries promlce

that Prince and MlnlMer who were nf-

fompllcea of the Boxers ohaJI b punldiedaccording to Chinese law ant In offnrlne to

BMotiaU th 7 demand that hostllltlm Imme-

diately oaI-

xnrDON Oat ifc Ttw IMktn oorrwpondont-

rf the Tim deorfb The of the PlerO-

potnotterte not to Qi Mlnlatort at Cbarao-

fartrUcoTir arrtHntnt and u If China was offw

Tb wripond rt f y that the not be rtaiwith an ttpreealon of for rawnrt-

enorMivoe and promto thai wffl ntrw-reiur but bnpudenlly a 7rlb them to the

It doe not mention the conwrrensetroop thou h U that

certain Pitaou and Minister the

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to B ort 4 Worn lbaaiHal Ir wth ef theBT U In flooih

petal OMt DttfOtt to TBB BC-

HBnAiratl Ooa 18 It U reported fromCblneee ocroe that Prtnoe Tnm ha

btmnelf of the Bmparora real and thatprince Tuani eon Pu Chan her apparentfa dead which U retarded aa theuldde of hi Utom lira Chnng

TlIt U abo reportnl ttai U Ctuuurbeen degraded beoww of the mrrcnder of-

Paottngfu I

None of OMM reports can be conftrrned-Tftomu who wa wornittr dealunftted to mio

oeed LI hunt Chnna a Vloeror of the Kwoog

provlnoe baa declined the offloe pluadlnR-hla iff and Inflrmlty

The rUinc In the Southern province promiseurpaa the Tnlplna Rebellion T1i com

the mack Plajrn bee been ordwedto Canton from

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PAJUI Oct 1S A from HongKong dated jreeterdnr ire concentratrnc In the dUtrloOi surroundingAD Important movement In exjxjotod within aweek which wU re ult either In sraaihlngthe rebellion or In giving It more power TheChlneie authorftte are In urgent need of rein-forcement The movement 1 directedthe QovemnvJrt offloen but theratlve Christian axe the disturbedregion where they robbed and Ill

treated by band of ruffianIJOXVON Got IS A dearwitch from

Kong of yesterday the capture ofMuohau on the Beat Iltver by the troop ofBun Tat Son alarmed the Cantonese Ad

Ho ha left tiemohmi In pursuit of the

A depatnn to the Tim from Hong Kong

lava that the prtweiice of French gunboat atBbeklng hM induced the madstrntw to beirtnthe payment of tnntnllmentn of the Indoraultrof the loe inetulncd by CathoUo ooQVert-

aCklaeeeDnlM the Hailing ef l FlatOrer the Town

Sptttal C 8 Diipau to Tilts Sen-SHANonAI Oct 18 A offldal de

rpatoh from Paotlnsfii tinted Oct 13 aya aforce of cavalry under a French Oeneral ar-

rived there and wished to plant their tagthe four corner of the city The Treiumrerobjected unta the Dragon flog wee al o riUM d

The Treasurer also objected to the Frenchentering the town nuertlng that It wa con-trary to an agreement prevloiiAly entered IntoWhen the despatch wa Miit the IlrltUh andGermane In the aame expedition wireU arrive at any

FftKVCH rOKCE TAKES TEltCHOW

On Thousand Hen Itrnve Gene Month ef-

flpxtoJ DtifaMt to Tna 3UBBuifl Ootnipocdtnt

U TUb A M A force ofFrench troop numbering n thouiand men

captured Trhchow onth of Paotlnefiiof Shantung

RniiU and Franoe In AccordSp 4l Ditrctt to flit SUN

PABU Oct 18 Th ntatetuent In Engllxhnewspaper to the effect that Russia Is about-to withdraw from joint notion In China createmuoli annulment In political oirclnaent ild to be without foundation ThereU good reason to bnlleve that Franc and RusSIaare In entire accord rtxpeotlng tie policy to bofollowed In the eetUmvnl of the Chinesequmtlon

French Minister at Prkln III-

Kf Cot Dftvolt to TUB St-

PKIIW Oct 18 M Plolion the French MlnI somewhat seriously 111 with typbu

fever He ha been oonflned to hU td forome day HI condition however Is not

a dangerous

The Marietta Start For CantonSr ci Coo Dttrate It TUB SUN

Jlo o EOKO Oct 17 The United HtatrMarietta arrived here today She coaled-

at started for Canton

CHINA MILS mOPOSALS-

Scndi Propoillloni for rower to Adopt

WASHIHOTOW Oct 18 An Important deipatoh wa received at the BUUe Deportmenttoday from Mr Onnger the United Btntw

at Prtln which formed the subject ofbetween President MeKlntey and

Secretary Hay Mr Conger mnwage con-tained a list of submitted In behalfof the Chinese Government by II hung Cliaiieand Prince Chlng the peace envoys whichChina would like the Powers t adopt M a bafor peace negotiatIons While the characterof theee propound hn not divulged by-offtcInN here It x bHIcrid that they are onwhole fairly snll fAPtorr ant will hn iicccpUihlc-In principle nt I M I t tin tiHti n concrrnmitonger wu IIM tlnt the theIiiinUhiiictitH In MI j Tuin unituttier of tin autifirdjrn nturkt waatwfaclorj to alia

A iimwiT Inn IHVII turnnl to tho-liiemoniiuluiu iliIIiii u stuo IViMnbent trrdiy M Clarvoi-rAfTalros of Trance rn itmi Uiat tilt

ln tniet MlnlM r i iiccr to Join with otherforrlcn reprentntive In i

rhlne and II iiuncCtinng M Thlbrtut b n inlcrnimi orullvby that he l gratillnl at the I

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Kalirr Choice ef a New Chanoeller It Cnl-rtrsally Approved

Hffelal CMil Diipatch U Tnri SUN

ll iiurt Oct Mlrotion of Countvon Unelow a the Biicoetuior of Prlno vonllohenlohe n Imperial Chancellor Is

approved Ton Iluelow I popular InParliament where debating power andkeen humor have neournd for him great au-

thority The appotnrtnent nlso deprive theopponents of the Emperor Chinese policyof their prlnclpil nrgiimnnt Their plan wasto attack the Fmpuror for governing withCount von Jluolow coopTntlon only andIgnoring Prince llohenlohe who under theConMltutlon wa to boar the eolo-

re potnlblllty This urgiiiiient loire weightnow

A erwn In iilme touch with Count von Huslow-

falii to the corr pind iit of Tint HUN todayYou may retard the renewal of treatlm ofcommHrtv M certain Ilu low will neverallow himself to bt won ovt r to the policy ofthe extreme prot who would uteriflee the Inter of In ordor to favur

of certain claw Under the now ThanGermany InterrtM will b pitched with

flrmnertu but yet with moderation Nothingwill be that will disturb the penceof Europe Count von Huelows whlloat the the Foreign Offloe afford ampleevidence of that fact tie alto attache incutImportance to thu maintenance of the b ntcommercial and politlcnl r L Uon with America

It Is rumored thnt Dr Mtqtirl the PrussianMinister nf finance will retire and will bn-

uooeoded by Dr filcmcw-Prlnc von OohflnloheBohlllrngfarRt the

retiring CbtmoeUor barn been deoorvtcd withthe Order of the Black Eagle

The R eAoni r official prtntn a letterfrom Emperor WDllajn to Prtoo TOO nohervlobe In wbloh his Majwrty ay he aooeptaUte Prtnc mdgnation of the Imperial chon-ooDoMhlp reluctantly and with a heavy heartand exprwAlng his thanks for thefaithful and splendid tho Prince withunuellWi devotion for to many year randeiod the empire and himself The letterla lgned Your affectionate and gratefulEmperorKing1B-

TVDSMT1 DOW IB V LONDON

Elenlit r rt Iti From the Hall WhenIt Mad for the Platform

Bpntal Cot DnfaM t Tni SUM

Lovriox Oct IS The American Dowte thethe ZtonUta announced that he wouldaddre on at St Martins

Town Hall afternoon Fourhundred medlonl erudent from the vsrioim-hospttjiij atMomblcd and guyed theThey ahouted Mug Kong blew trumpets andwhlntleo sounded rattle and a greatuprotr-

Dowie mimmoned the potloe who ejectedthree of the disturber This Incensed theiroomrndrtt who irtormed the platform Dowiebolted through a side door Fifty of hitportors met the nwh and a fierce tight ensuedIn which sticks were used The police eventu-ally cleared the ball

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Report rTow rat ITednrtdays T it WasNot Fully flatlsfactor-

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XJNDOS Oct 19 A de rntoh to the Standardfrom Stuttgart says It transpired CountZeppelins nlrxhlp In it lute trial cended-tTematurely owing to the collapn of u sectionof the apparatus The cause of the accidenthas not Iven ascertnlnrd

A depatch to the DoUg Mail from Constancenay that V dn dys test wa n t vere yetIt did not prove whether couldPteered In H strong wind or whether It could beused for prolonged perloda

KAURI tl000 avon OALVESTO-

XAmhaiisdor Choti Sir Irvingand Srndi Cheek tar theUfnlol Cap SUM

losuos Oct t AmbiKsador Choate hattent a cordial letter to Sir Henry Irving thank-Ing him anti oil the performer who took put Inthe recent matlneo for the benoflt of the Bufferers by the Oalvwton lujnlrane Mr Choatoendowed i check for n 0 The promoters of thebenefit will tend ClZOO to the fund

Empress rredrrlrk Improvingtiftclal COM nnrattftta TUB act

DBUUX Oct 18 The Krrhnnifig pithllshe an omclnl bulletin stntlng that the condi-

tion of Emr rem Frederick Is Improving Herheart Is aironcer her pulmonary affection Is

derreaMna and her fever has dsappeired-BIW hut continued progress toward cotiva-le o noo I expected

The Noble Lord Irodncfl In Londoafiffttii Dmnttfi to TUB SUN

LONDON Oot n The Noble Ix rd a fixdal comedy by Robert Mar hill author of A

Family produced at the Crltertnnknight The act exoeHent

comedy the ivcond U the third U abso-lute farce

Attachr lever Convaleioent-

Srtttal CaN Dnpattk a Tilt CS-

IxNDOS Oct ISCommander RichardsonClever the naval nttiohof the Embasxy who ill of con

Lope Indisposed but Itrcnvered Onlrkl-rlr ol Dtifatehlo The Scv-

RoMF 0 tis The who iio il-

thlstncirnltig was so better thl afternoon that he tins able to receive some Tvroleepilgrim

Sir Arthur Salllrsn 111 In PartXtrtitt Calk Ufiraitit ta TIIR SUN

Iovnnx Oot i ltl rumored that Sir Arthur Sullivan U tevrely U In InrU Tie re-

port cnus Hnnxl lif No iloalh have ben re-

ceived He tva on his fUr o Monte Carlo

Cipt to ne on the Shamrock II

IXJNDON Oct IB The paper that SirThotims Upton lias deflntely engaged Syra

new taut under W O-

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Von Wgldctife In Fektn-

ffttlot COW linratt la TUB Sux-IjsnoM Oct It A locinitcli ftoru Peklnsayn

Field Marshal ount von Wnlderxee has arrivedthere and U iiunrlertJ In th palace of theDowager Kmprem

The rrr l nl lleplln to the hlnr r ICmp-rlvt Letter

AailiMiioN Ot 18 Secretary layperoonnlly liamled to Vu Tlngfang-the Chinese MlnUtrr today a lettor-froinlresldeiitMrKiiiley to Emperor HwangmiIn ntiswiT ti the letter nf lliaiikn from tho-KnipiTor handed to the IVenldrnt yesterdayby Mr ii Thetextof iiiwill nul limit tnniorrowl-iut it IH liMmixl that the nn vi rdxi4iint intnm my new adviii tn UwnngHi-iat to th nniiis to be puriiuil tn n tniililinormal iniHMon in limn

In Jlrmory nf William 1 ril nWAHIIINOTOS not IS Acting Poitmaotv-

rOiienil Jnhn today a ajmark ut respectto memory of the late William I Wilsonformerly r Miiiasl rJiniTnl ordered that

i Lie dNphiyednt halt ma t until ftfithe funeral

HoTemmu of irl-WASHINOTOX ti is Tha gunboat SnMi-

ville ba4 failed front Hankow fr Shanghai andthe gunboat Don Juan tin hm arrivedat Kong

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WISE WORDS OF SHAOABAOi-

rnOF IIAXKtN QVOTKt ATTIIK cRBDir usss

Fj a Tog Oo Said the hut tot IfIntend Going tar Ooodlle Not

Angry With Creditors If They Importanst-It I Nobltr to Forgive anti Forget Them

At the dinner of the Credit Men held lastnight In the rooms of the Drug Club too Willlam street speeches were made by JusticeUaynor of the Supreme Court the Hon The-odore Aub Judge Qroen of Brooklyn and DeanCharles Waldo Qaskln of the Nevr York Unlverslty school of oommeroe accounts undfinance Prof llotkliu said In

I have been reading recoveredfragments of tho wisdom of Shaodbao tbeOriental philosopher and perhaps a few of theecvtim of thought may be of suggestive use toeur study of the credit r tfm of the Westernworld

V have all he SIlT more or less to dowith commerce We buy good and nometlmivt we pay for them We soil the pruoiouproducts of our hands or brain at the beet pricewe con get If buyer pay upthat we did not charge him more I he fallswe are glad that he not decide to raY leten tie ilolWr

lit diligent li contInues In keeping youraccounts 1 better 10 charge anthin to forget to It once TliU 1 thtrue iirlnilpld of lo lil entry

Tuv iut you ho mi but not If you illtend going for

again let mi les at least as theof tho merchandise Do not oil the

His nt the top of the crate Have ajgood a layer In bottom also for there aye

paokage at that endtruth he give this advice Do

ew pnp n-ad liable to err

nnsry with creditor If theyII U to

are us bad a a Are butShncalmo n v largely on how

utatvl with the underwritersOnco when filmcabno delivered

a learned dlacourw on ooinnierce anda man asked the how hn might

too much trouble 11stto mo replied the man teachtheo In le son ate uln per fewon The young mrin Joy-

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aVICIDK AFTRIt IIV1UAXD3 HEATH

mUJor Pet rpn Ills of Yellow Fever In Ut n

till Wfe Kills lUrsrlf-Sr al raw DupiiicH to Tan SUN

HAVANA Oot 18 Major Peterson Commliwnry of 8ubUst nce died at 0 oclocknight of yellow ferer allot nn IUne whichlasted nine days Ho hat boon twentytwomonth In the inland IVeviou ly he was aFirst Ileiitonant In the Sixth Infantry and aMnjor In tho lAlt IndUna Infantry

HU wife crnred by grief committedby shooting herself with n revolver an honrher husbands death Mr Petorton wasUnited States wheti h r husband wa taken Ul

She was summoned and arrived here lust Saturdv She had teen living In LasHospital where her husband was n

There are 103 onees of yellow In HavanaWAHHINOTOS Oct is iloiga chief

SanitAry officer of Havana cabled the WnrDepartment today that Ma or Matt It PeterlOn of the Commissary Department diedmet right of yellow fever at Las Animn andthat Mrs PeNrson on rIng Itifrrmed of hi

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Urutonanor in the TenthInfantry HP wrved ilw in the Thir-teenth and the SIxth infantry and In l 0fl hn-

lcotne n First Lieutenant In the Seventh Jn-

fantry h rtlv uficrward bwlti again trajiferret to Sixth Infmiry Hi t rk tart Inthe tattle nf STitac where h wa HVerclywounded nml ifter whl h ho was recommendedfor breve for nitiisiilsr gallantrj

On i IMI IIIMII rior oi was rnm-ml lotied n Malur In the lUl t luttiaja Volun-teer Me ren UDiM with this regiment lUlUafter the Spiilh W r In lotDber I W

he a ommlswirr of Sutwl tenrowith tho rank nf ind nMlgned t dutyIn Cubit end WIS later mmmlsstrtiel Mnjurand CominUsiryof Suii lit Jiico liiti o rs-

He wax ri luate l rroni tin ami Lav-alrv School in I BJ

CINCINNATI Petrrvmof ijir Peterson wits n t in u

woman Her father lloi rt Aiiisnn Is are pit

Ireillent if tin 1ty Hoard I Pnblli ServiceAlll on said toii lit that ttifcrinntlon-

he hail a to daughter was fromthe l tviH Adiutunt liiviernl nnd saiddied of grief lie would tnt nlinenIwkothat he had been infonuwl tlehad killed herself Ho Mid tin bediM nfboth tint l eon Inirleil-

Mr P ter nn tint pent the ninnmer In tilecity bathe lien on by n wirciMtianon after tint return from Cuba In tieAlthough still fnr front well he had hastily

to her husband on tearing nfew ago that hn w Ktrnken ith tie

told her father arid sl irrbefore departing that if he dltw I cannot

to n Dr of Phllailelphki but themarriage nn unfortunate one ntid she

married Poteron about three years ngnWhen he wait stationed at Fort nearhere with this Sixth Itegiilarwo made Captain ant titan Major during theSpanish war Peter nn who ss

circles linr-

ernrtLATiov or AniroA I

It l 139ia an Incrrai of M3KO3 Duringthe List Ten Tf r

WASHINGTON Oct 15 Thn Con u Bureautoday announced that the population of Arteons for 1W Is IJJJi n compared with npopulation In IW of 698JO This shows nnIncreiw during the decode of wsoi iotaper cent Thl largo increase Is due Into th fact thit there worn jtna Indian antll utUcr per oa cr a total of IHH25on Indian r In Ariionn whowon sppelally enunieratixl In under tho

of tlm Cunsu net teat wero twt-

inrlinlwl III thn general of UioTercltory nt that centil Th of theTerritory In 1S70 was Ocw nnd during the tenyear from l 7D to liSO It Si5or Sis per cent giving a population In ISMof 4i l 0-

llnhrnlohct Hrllrrment Conflrnird-

WASHlxnTON Oct I Thn St In Depart-ment rrmlved elliot il rnnrtniiat from theItilled Stales CtiargAirAffalre at llerlln of the

that Irincn von llohenlohn has retiredfrom the olle of hiinellur of the O rma-Kmplre atil hal tin fount Iliielow Minister of Foreign Affair ho bn appointed tosureei d him

Arm avr OrderWASIIINOTOX Ort 19JThrw sony orders fr

issued toilaylit ut Ward D Pjshlnr Fourth Cavalry

to Chlcmro or diminution to

Ilfvloiis ordnt to Ufut Georre A NutrntSeventh Aitlllrry to join his hatvry hUt tern reroltrd-

rtrnl UtuL Pftcy M KMAlfr Third re-llrtrj from iluty In tie rhlllprlnft and oMrrra toJoin IIK

liiil Samuel T Ansrll Klcrtnth Infantrytran f rrr from roripany K oampany I

AnMiryt lot Prank O Smith Sixth il-

rtallilfil nirrohrrof It Itrtlrlnclliarit In thisnt nil M fltarlm II Thompson QunrUrinahUr-Ilillixl Mntrn Vnluntrm Captain uinnt-yuartfrninHfr United 9tl Array txtuttIns Irani-

Tlirsf naval orders wrrr IudLlmtfiiint imnmnirt 1 M llrlra from mm

Dianit I l Diiruthrn u minrunnd of thrllrut V 1 SatTuM Horn the InJrrndrnce tu-

tlir riulailrliliia-lniit II A rom the ftorothfa

rrutl rand natU torA hind from the PhllAdrlphl to

Solafrn wMrli mull divi un offlrfi for dutyen AMnt tation upun arrival

KnMrn W IV mm the IXrrothcn to the Krollowatrh and ofHrrr

V smUh and NaT C elldivision onirrrn report for dug on stationuj in

Natal raitrt V u NaralCalrt HVlrnanAnntantSurcftinll A Dunn and AwUHM-

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TUB OJlfOOV TO UK nitOVOllT IIOMK-

he Will Start t 8uen a the Ktnincky-tlrackr the Asiatic StstlonW-

AHniNOTON Oct IS Thn battlwhlp Oregonwhich was injured by Ftrlklng Hock offtho north coast of Chino nnd temporarily

at Kurt Japan Is to bo brought homofor exlciujve repairs u boon an the liattJi hlpKentucky reaches the Awlallo stntlon liesKentucky Is ncbcdulril to leaveon Saturday Th asiltrniiUtit of tho Kentuckyto tho tar Ciiit Hid due to Unowludee that ties

would neowwIUito bringingher liarli KOMI tinrlitho Asiatic In n two monthsthe will then tat by th Im tilt liiianmutt fur tho a Miitiun mi PUKIMHoiinil whore lur

to the Na Diiaitiunnt how tlmtIho was In n iTiulo waythe Kurt dry iU owing to the timegiven by tile luinii l linverntnont for rrimllit

tit it mnl hnnilHomo of the in tint hut pailcdwith wood il eovertnl with ivimUtNi tirinit made to repair anything ix vt ftin iit r bottom wax totho intnrlur of tintu slid bulkheadu strained The work of

the oreion In flrtclnwill take mite tuneIt U the liitrntl n nf tlm Uopnttiiifiit

to mak the i eital nt finlni ortaiit rcrulrlntf he Dcpurt-Dient In very uiuoh atUfl il w Hh thetor of work on tntteil States vc soliat private dockyard In tlm Far Knt Hint

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Though the ago of admission to theacademy Is from two to coven VWIMgreeter tho overage at which hoy enter

this foradmission ar the amP In botli otsei Thisfact I a tooter unrig for the

It and It slmU off work it ahntildant could do If the subjpcU ix vered on irini

were fnjine i to n with puWI schoolitindardt Tho pr nt rftcntlremeif umnmtto an to MUIIV oiim num o nkenn effort tonnter lh a l failedto profit bv ailiMntimrt given tn ties public

open 10 thenMMiierca and dim to the little required

hpforn fnierine and the i wc arily severerrpiiiilrnniiiiiM after entttrlng alluresresult Th record of shows onentering to nrununt to almost onethrrH nf the

whiln nliout oMhnlf ofthin number who enter fall to grnrinin Tie

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hellevo there has nn nbsolno endlinr thissummer of the cruel and extremeforms of linlng new cajole which re-ferred to in mr I1 annual report Thus

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dooth of Dtvlght T Jtewi who wn4 appointedVli oa n f I nltrd Stati at Madrid Mayr l i Mr wr also at the trite nf hi deahthe nc n III Madrid nf the Klilltaliln lifeAstiranre Irmipnny of New cork Mr Heedwn nppoir e l n clerk Oct t u 7anti nrviM here until luly 3 l T7 when lie wasoppintitpd six nt MadridHI fn rn hut oflVr Soi embfr t wa-pppninfiti o I atliiti mOnrral at Mnilrid Feb 12 ISW nnd rplirod

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beiii Irt iilitit lnrrKon exSenator Irnv of Deluwu-

rlirgtster ToIlay prjToday and tomorrow aro the last das of

registration If yju riot regUtrred vou can

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CONVENIENT and 29 Sixth Avenue bet t4th and 5th Sts SATURDAY NIGHTSTORES 1 t i25th St cot Thhd Avenue

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RosTON Oct 18 fiir dellberatlrg fortrti hmirs the CtiiUd District CourtJirry vnicht reported that it hud disagreed

n tin gait ft II J Hill chief train dispatchernf thin Tiuntfin division of tlio New Haven

i Unllronil who wi on trial for nn alleged violathin nf this Hrdinan law governlnR railroadsIntegard tojli iitfali roumb rs

of labur i rgiiniatimi Hill rli chttrneil 1cterJ liilliOi an operator who was a niera erof the Order of American TcleerBphcrH byorilor of SIIPI tin Tamitonant made that tilt rirlmico in the trial Thf-tllnvrninent all d that It won becaiii ofhis comwiinn with the union that Owllgnn

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room u this Ilelvedcre yesterday afternoon andtIme rug dipplns nn lie liirclnrnoil floor h fell

snrnlnina h r nkl Hersays tInt Mine wjil confined to herron for several days had In-

tended to sing In Ito ton on Sunday night

Against Prim Voltage of DrnnkarJ

John O Vonlv Prohibitionist cvdldatp forPresident ndilresued a burg gathering In thin

Jcr y City lKt itlgli HP shIll nvote or y r Ilrrnn tiiiMrt n T IPthin sfilonns A placard on wall rend o

od to tn nnd umlnitod comagoof

The WeatherThe nina nf bight which brought on the

rwl wfatlict Liotid yrstrrnny Into the Soiilhrrn-SI t t ullli tl1 crntr orcr the lon i MUMvMrpl

Mid Tcnnf ee valleys throwing Kft Kindt from ai mth sfrly point ant rn i lnir a general IntrmpMitirr over ill the Mttrn hilt ot time rountry

Fro t occurred nrtfrlhflwt over a twit ot countryutritrtilnp from lowi mud Missouri Mtw ra to Nfw-

Englnnd n l tlie Mlortlp Atlantic coastsIt nll ennllnue t grow iTAtmtr In the Middle AV-

Inntlc uml nr Knt And Stairs to day ant tomnrrowThere nn storms la sight yett icUy except onhip fxtrrmc rotlbftn In this cityday was fair nml Werner nrrrn humidity 41 rwr

wind frrsli west to 3iiutiwr l bnrornttert Irma to l vr at S A M SOOt 3 P M

roaiTIe tmp tntnrf at recorded by the offldil ther

miimftf AId l o ly TUB SUNS thtrmomcur at theelicit Irrrl it a owa In the nnntied Ublc-

orrtid imttal1H8D IDUiVl 1DOO 1S99 moon

RA M47 IT 10 A P M 7V 8lISM 17 7V R4 W I MflJ 70SI Mfll 77 PIilS lldBV 06 BS-

WA5HINOTON ronrrsT ron TODAY AND TOMOIIIIOW

For New rnranil fult today arid tomorrow freshlo brlVt nnrlliwil winds

Ill taimt Vrt Vi f fair te Say to merrpir-

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purtiv lutiily nnd eimlrr to cay fair lu rnormr rr bto brisk northerly attiCs shifting tn southerly by-

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year promit to oi thlnc like dOOca Jt-

It the largest ilnul chunk nf the eleCtorateAr ou coiC tn III It Todar and to-morrow nro thin last rlnnoio to rvglttrr

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to Portland Oregon they are known as makersVitals Brand Clothing the name that stands for inwrought excellence This

firm with offices in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis andSan Francisco has sold more than ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS of dollarsworth of clothing and every garment ever sold has been well made from firststitch to last The superiority of clothing has brought increased businessand compelled them an new and plant To move theirimmense stocks meant a tremendous a great a serious loss

5 Our four great stores give us the LARGEST CLOTHING OUTLET InAmerica we made Kirschbamn Co an otTer for their ENTIRE IMMENSE STOCKS an otTer so low that we had no idea it would be accepted-But it was and the result is that we offer

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Lowest Prices Ever Known in the History New YorkSAlB COMMENCES TOMORROW MORNING AT 8

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Made Public Jo t towA deposition by Hinlynrd Kipling

before John D Venn n London notarypublic received yosierday by JohnA Shield clerk of tile Lnlted StaUvi Cir-

cuit Court It la one of the papers In thesuit brought by Klphng fur alleged iii-

frlncotiient of copyright against v rious-

Uiiir declared that the Outward hound edi-tion of hln works by tho Sorlbnxni

the only iiiitnorized editionThe received U rathervTolurulnous and contnliw Interestconcerning first Ainerlran editIons aunt ottier

clerks ofllco but upon the olxpctlon of AIIIUtILi T Kiplings lawyer

reporter wore not to copyof it trial Is set fur Inntinry nextIf the is introdiivil It will be iniido-publlo

WHILE nuttniuvnTyphoId Ferrr Patient Ilongrt From Third

Story UludorrMknll FracturedNellln Mnnninc yours old of Ml Orove-

olrrpt Jersey City Jumped from the thirdstorywindow of her honin early yesterday morningShe landed on tlie slilewalk skull wasfractured and iMemHlly iiijtirnd MissManning WRI still hunt In the i itjr last

but the elector cannot recoverSite tiein suffering typhoid fornovernl und It U hotill window whIle In a delirium

Impostor Connl lfner l NaT rr sNume-

Peflor Jn A de Navarro Spanish fonsiilGeneral wrlit to Tint KtS ar follows

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tlemen of this city signed f A NavarroImpostor who maillot u

Yorkasking money for rhartto At ral of Spain for

the States residing In New York IllsA NhVnrro omulnt New York

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