24 1901
T
i P u r s q h-
THBSUL WD8Y JULY
nr rox KVROFS AND ov-
UXM nXATRlCAL USABOX
will Irrta Boraawrdt Wivtttal-
lawtrey sad Ilre New Flays b
FlinG and Joe Arraagesaeratjusd Adam ad Other Asrlcaa ltar-
Chrl Frohman returned from Europ
home on Long Island Anofflclof hU theatrical may b a
a forecast of America next dr-
tnta ajon he 1 the prollflo o
producing managers Every year he CM
Into more extenilre business ContlnulnI-
B the management of the Empire CriterionOirden Garriok and Madlaon Square thei-
be wUl add to his responsibilities wit
tie Savoy All of hi stars of last aeaaoi-
remain under hU management and Wll
Hut Farersham sod Virginia Horned wlbe added to the lilt The Impression ae ra-
t have arisen that the scheme of a Mudcombination
filjen through In reference to this Mi-
Frohman said yesterdayWhen Sara Bemhardt left London h
took the acting edition of Romeo and Jullelai u ed by Miss Adams and will perfect herHit In of Romto having the aUta-no of the American actressWith Maurice Orau I have selected the towoi
for the BernhardtAdams tour and It la noilroplr a question of Mme Bernhardt learalni
roteMr London continued Mr
Frohman In Duke of YorkTheatre Include a siMon at Lyceunwith William Gillette In Sherlock Holmesa renewal of my contract of oomanagemenlwith the Oattl brothers for four more yearit the Vaudeville productions with George Edwurdesnt the Apollowhlch we will open in
with Edna May In a new musical plecwiled Three Little Maids a presents tloof Are a Mason at one of the WeeEnd theatres and a production with Charle-Wyndham at one of his houses The ruof Capt Ba ll Hoods Sweet and Twentyat the Faudnvllle will be toUowed by a musicsplay afterward I will SeymouKicks and Ellallne Auristu-Thomass farce of On The Quiet I wl
the Duke of Yorks Theatre In Anguswith A Royal Rival with Lewis WaiteIn the part to ba played here by Wllllan-Fumsham Mr Wallers season will bfollowed by my Duke of Yorks Stock Com-
pany headed by Irene Vanbrugh1 have arranged to bring several Engllst
starS to America fUr Henry Irving
at the In October untng Coriolaau Mine Sans Gene and otherI have a twofer contract with Charle
a company of thirtyincluding JfMlo luteman
Iaternan He wIlt open utOarrlck on Oct 7 with A Message fromJlsrs which ho has for two conNcutlre season In London have ulsan arrangement with Charles bywhich he to by Oct 1 whetherwill undertake an tour under mydirection with Mary Moore and their entire
probably be accepted which wilt bring
specially company to the antisseason the Savoy producing
the Empire on Kept 2 withIn Capt cornedSecond In Command
as leadersengagement The first play will be H V
Eiraonds The Wilderness The Oarrlclwill reopen In August with Are a
of Capt Jinks ofwith Ethel Barrymere
Hawtrey engagement commencesKlhw will
the Madison Square followed by Williamin a new
rtar under my management will reopenthe in Royal
I the Savoy with a new comedywith Isabel Irving E Holland Inprincipal or a Paul Potter
his stars not before accounted for MrFrohman sold
tailor of France and will return toweeks William will follow
Herat the In Siattou Annieto the Lyceum In
bar In A Royal Family thethe year and
her William H Crane
the snme month Ha star under my management In Alice
Among the new secured are Acomedy by Henry Arthur Jones the principal
Sky I will do nt the
Capt MarshallK R
author of Lord and Lady AllY Mr Car
comedy LA Vein which U th biggestsunrise in Paris sInce Froij Frou
an th Lyceum last yearsecured Twin Sister 0 rman
com dv which so succe at the Irving
London Tho Manwill b held for Charles Hawtrey
I hrive also brought home CJiamTh a new play byriviio Fitch delivered his
pill the Dandy and I hays arranprj to have done In London by
was remarkably fortunate In contractingWith Imnnrmnt n rmftn
vsrinz all their work for next threetheir play can
only b produced In America In ll hhave a new Plerro
port author of Yvettebv Pierre Doeourcelle
of a newauthor of Catherine which has
a d ntA flood and An Historical
teen by Alexander Amongdram tltatlons I wilt presentIre The from
Mrit looking forward to a very big
season for the Court will be out mourna number of new plays which wero-
3nl dons year on thereceive OMiT production this
autumn I feel that New York the
Frenoh and whatcotntn could uk more
THEATRICAL NOTES
JcKeph M Web r and Marie WILson Stockllrtker lletam From Europe
Jowph M Weber of Weber k FIeldS re-
turned yesterday from Europe Hn had bonabroad simply for pleasure and his trip willla no way affect tho plans of tho musicat told In TUB SUN of yesterday
Marie Wilson Incidentally of the Florodora textot but better known a Wall3trot broker In partnership with the Casinopress agent aim returned front Eitropo-Sb herself very much and has notMUlrd whether she will return to tho stagsMl Yllsons return caused no marked ohangu-
Urniwn did not land until utter tho markutHad clo i
Oeorgt W Sammli been ru-
v her brother Louis says that she has purojiaied from the
Daudnt tha abiolute proprietary
FROHMANS MN PLANS
fora
and wont Immediately his
Bundaunt
a most
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andFJlen Terry a w
Rob rt the
to begin In In Ianuaryto John It
himto ew a year from this October s
of the oldOnly the dates or iew York
theatres been IDrew
TheStock
the Drew
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Ole the IdterWhich I there
dAbut a
Leele Carter thenOccupy the
reither that I decide
upon
Af Sir engagement at theMaude begin
her York with a ne DY-
J M and all makeAI You
Adams II In a In In
NovelCapt
be a ne Clyda for
he hope to In for
his under I manIn Dad Huumln Oct I
Vln
to In DYa by A W lnero
11 playb Colorado whichJ shall at Inand a Edward CallFarm which
a eum am also to Jewby
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John
company with Charleswill follow
Maeon
Mrk
Jordan in septemberwill make making liii as
lire wtUJulia Criterion
will follow
IInrNnw
wilt thelion lntendel for last Like it-
Ii3 little village the
Marehellscomedy will
is comedy Mtss Ruaeiwhich have ttrc
begins second s4aeonagcment
be-
come
Daft Lenacorndy which I-
eiil nrst produceAueustu
produce Wallacks ovembernew E
I htyeDash kamorii
Carton
tOis Pie t ho first at CrIltrionI hay Alfred a
La Petite by aae3-lthor Mtc Men Mrs Tn
Capt Lila willbe new pI7Similar his Night which madelochI Cave
wasP1ca Theatre a Ariiteye
flottle by himoceif his present
ie ahim
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Little HenrI
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In the and a therevert to herself 1 a case of a Irene
In the wnaular and paying royalties to anowner Mr ha made
C Fisher and Thomas W Ryley puTrvirruaentitled Florodora the fist song or
cal feature accepted out of a hundrofferings of The words and ecoi-or new work are by Eugene Walling anMeTer F
engaged Estrlle
of the a donna fthe Lulu 0laser Opera Company In Doll
VerdI AIda baa been elected byW Savage aa th the al
of opera In English tbe given the
at the Broadway beginning Sept liThe cast new menbars of the organization
J riperof th Fourteenth Street Theatre on Mon
day AUf It when E Blany wlMormon Wife a
of life In
KMNNMDY TMBASBED
Bat Not by Frir4 f f McDoaac41 atTrial forwarder H Tttttd
Tom Kennedy the Harlem gambler ifigured In the shooting In the Onawalast December In which one man waakllleand three wounded with the result theMiles McDonnell Kennedy foe was recenttried for murder and acquittedbeaten lest Sunday In a fight In Murphyroadhouse at Tremont end Arthur avenues
I now at the Bank Hotel In taxingunder the care of two physician
and hit condition U seriousand Charles Bchlldwacbter
went driving last Sundayteem to pay A visit to Kondya mothciwho lives In The Bronx On theirthey called at Murphys roadhouse Thefound twenty men In th place ani
all to at exIn the was David
brother of a who Isiulng
When the fight begsM stepped behindhim a ear with a
Curie of theis authority for tbe that JobWarren struck Apparently tb
wachter fist blow and gavea severe drubbing The two got to thebuggy as they
until ho saw It In the evening papersA printed
Instigated but thatthe police say not true
JANITOR A TglEfHad Mr roIaktHi Imported Silverware aad
Lot of Fawatlckrt la Bis
H A Michael Polakoff a Polish artlalof 1MJ Madison avenueandhls wife returneda few day ago from a trip to Europe WhenMr Polakoff opened their trunks on iMondhe found that a basket oantalnlng11500 worth of allverware purchased abroad
The duty had been paid andartist felt screly aggrieved over hlsloss
He told the East 104th street policeDetectives Reid and were put oncue They soon several other
In house had lost artlrmonths From one of these tenants
heard that Janitor had throwna basket In areaway on Monday afternoon
detectivescontained the silverware Then they putthe under arrest
On searching rooms they found thhad bought It yea The
detectives then wife inroom and asked her where they got
such One silverware fromhe gave it to me yesterday He
itwas arrested too and a thorough search
of the rooms maderepresenting property valued at several
found Doreskl
that the arechild was sent to the
Gerry society
OOSE SUPPER CAVSED HER DEATH
Vp Old Mn White In Front of aWhich Cat OB Bor I c
Amelia White a woman nearly 70
wa hurrying home as fast aa shethe delicatessen store last night to
et eupper readywhen one of her carpet sliper came half off as she was crossing Firstvenue at and trfpped
up The old woman basket of eggscheeserolled one way and her list went
another and she fell on her back with heracross the car tracks
John Sheridan the driver of a Dryand East Broadway horse car wasset to make up lost time on his schedule
be up horses soon enougho avoid running over Mrs
hoofs strike her but two wheels-f the car went across her legs cutting themff below the knees was taken to Belle
Hospital where sho died within anhourt-
ody who saw the accident to holdresponsible for It but the crowd
hat got car and theso great that the reserves from
street policeover to clear the
lived at U4 First avenue withhusband who a pawnbroker
that address
FACJiAOE FOR J R BLATTEttr
lock of Wood Iiuld Womaa Screamed WhenHoy Tried to Deliver tl
A nicely dressed man stopped a messengerat Eighth avenue and Thirtyfourth
treet yesterday afternoon and gave him aackage which he told him to take to J R-
lattery at 38 West Thirtyfifth street Hegave the boy a note which saldthat he
rae to collect HI W on theNobodv named West
street bouso and the boy wasold to go He refused and two
were called They communicated withDetective Bureau a detective followed-
he boy man who had given him thedlsapp when back
o Eighth avenuo Tho packs go containedof wood
The police say that when the enteredhe a woman screamed that dont
Who the woman was but suv-
lect that she expected an Infernal machine
Offlrcn of Cornell Clab
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees ofho Club last evening In the club
Royalton Apartment Housen West Fortythird street these omcern wereilccted President C J Vice
Civ It n tntfAl
t Thomas Chairman of thomine Committee I 11 Katt Tho cluban to t In a most prosperous con
Itlon tho in me now rlnlore then 400 It was decIded to toko roomi the the sire of the
pnrtmonU now occupied by the club
welry Extracted From raneniers Clothes
Morltz Klein of this city n second cabinisnAenger by tho North Gorman Lloyd stoamhIp Kaiser Wllhelm Uer Oro e In yesterday
Ilromcn neglected In hl iloclnratlon9 mention him about 11sonworth of jewelry bought abroad
found the Jnwrlry-
i various iiarti of Mr Kleinstie wns confliratrd and Mr Klein
permitted to go home
ItalicS for a flits Small Boy
A bullet flied by Policeman Lyons In front-f 274 Kldrldga street lost night to end thegoon of a run oer cat not killed thel caromed from tin sidewalk and
Morris Plnenloh on theheck The boy was taken to Uouverteur
I
for the of Terliono 18apbol for tbe
which she present It In
and the manila
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and Kennedy Into
the blackjack
Harlem bore rathrew the
wheels passingwere
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OH1ZBNS UNION
KOfVn COYVZVTOVrRJT XEETtXOX SKfT 0
It U rrfotd to nV9 th nilAattTTicket la Field Bolero Tam
at AllOo lp AhoatMa Objects to Schler
The Citizens Union City Commlttadopted at meeting last evening atUnion Square East the following calendfor conventions-New Yoik County Canrentloa first meet-
ing 8 ptAI borough coaTentloe and other county
eonreaUoos Seat mettlogi SeptAuembly and Aldermanic ConreoUoos 3 ptBrooklyn Magistrates Coarenttons Sept
The resolution in which theee dates weeadopted declares that the City Convtntloihould reconvene not later than Sept 2and It I auggetod that the other convei-tlons adjourn after they have completetheir organization ns follows ethicfor Sept until one day after Conventlon those celled for Sept 10 until twdays after the City Convention those oallefor Sept n until three days after the CitConvention and those called for Sept I
until four days after the City ConventionThis will bring the last of the Citizen
conventions not later than the last week 1
September The ftrst Tammany conventiowill be the City Convention to be held in thGrand Central Palace on Oct 3 whichadjourn until a week from that date Thutho whole Citizens Union ticket which Itexpected will be the same a the regulRepublican ticket will be In the foldthe first of the Tammany nominations wlbe made
In making tbe schedule public the cornmtttee Issued a memorandum of whichpart Is a follows
It Is recognized that each convention bapower to adjourn to auch dato as It may Itselselect but Inasmuch as concertedIs required In order that tbe convention
not adopt conflicting plans It I
teemed that suggestions as to luitte
The further ndto each conventions to be cal ed aabove t Its fist meeting It organize b
officers and appointing usuicommittees on rulesthat It also a small committee tconfer first with the Committee
Committee of Onethen with such other bodies as thsaid Committee of Conventionand the said Committee of Twelve shall aerethat It is advisable to confer with with i
to uniting candidates foroffices for which the convention In
to make nominations It belmunderstood that tbo small commute
nsted in the above schedule While itrecognized convention has pone
nominationwith the Committee of Hundred owith anybody of Itself U Is ilso
that Is to bn an agreement upocandidates by all the bodies opposed
Hall will be necessary consultwith those bodies andCentral Committee representing those bodlas well as committee-or conventions representing
districtsas the Committee o
Hundred through Committee oTwelve Is now In repre
of such bodies It would soonbet that all the subsidiary conventions o
to confer withoutside bodies should do so connectionwith Committee of One Hundred sthat sections of themay not be acting at crow purposes at the
While the delegates to the convention weretalking of the
they My has been most satis-factory they were sslced how they regarded
that tn friends of Char leiA started for thenomination for the ofllco Mayor
far for them tthis matter but A the cnalrma
of said thatreason for this Mr
did not play Into the hands of the BrooklynIn 1994
Much of tho time at last evenwas up In receiving fromdistricts The progressing
the organization Is said tofight io
notabout any man yet for candidate
r the bilk of tho antiTammanycampaign thero ho a
In fever The
frn Yesterday ther was some talkof the of M
f hav heHrd the name of Mr Knos uir-
vsted said Col Willis L Ogden theof conference
T ean mike nut Is mor-In this talk about him than there in thatabout score of m n mv tlgnlon lead m to think that there Is not nowany strong public in any
Pnlon will aof randldntet to subunit to tho
IP
rontiln the names ofas well ai of D mo irHtP and
crv nily I would h a to acceptin a Pemorrnt That
notof the greatest Wf want
that we ore to make the nisht onTin Rxenitlvo Committee of the Greater
few York meet the Iltfir-nrt of week or early In npjMfre-Uclde when to hold conv n and
n IU b h lf to the conference
on thn Brooklynold yi terd tn In tho Prook
Miigiio of over theotion to exMayor Srhleren simply moint
that there was among
ermsrs practically olid for SChteren
SUM ALBAXY STREET RAILROAD
Isnhatl Who Wai Atsaoltod Daring StrikeWants aSOOOO
ALBANY July 23 The United TractionCompany of this city has been servedrlth a summons and complaint In an action
by John Marshall of Brooklyn toecover IOOOO for injuries received during-
ho recent strike on the lines of that rom
Marshall took out the second car on14 when riots occurred near tho Quail
treat berne of the company His car wasleralleU and ho was with bricks
stonen and his skull fractured Howas for nt the HoBOltal atho of tho until Jun6when ho was discharged and sent to his
InThe commencement of the action U a
rreat surprise to the company
State Hatcheries Report
ALHAST July 23 Tho total distributionif fish from tho hatcheries of theig the months of April May and Juno
by the State Forest Fish antiommlsslon Is BI follows Brook trout fry
JSIOOO yearlings MGM rainbow trouttrout fry 107VOOO
I77CKW 4 J2n I00oi liriwn trout 8J
throat or tack trout yearlings000 lik IS05 perch
l oowo Scotch trout ITOo rainbowrout fry HiOuO 4070000
the Hudson hatehorr aegisatcd iwxitw from the I nltod Cumil uin I4i9ioo and from the Lung Islandatchco1 WWWO
ro Apply for Uecelrer for NUcara hankALUAxr July 33 Deputy AttornoyOen-
rnl Mniwin left for RulTriln today taking
rlth him UT report f Statsf linixlni on ti tho
ho hl i In lhnt city tomorrow for10 npi olntmeiit of n receiver for the bank
Cummltiloner of V S Depotlt Fund
ALBANT July The Odell his appointed-ohn J Brown of Whltn Ilnlns a Commlsloner of tnlted States Deposit lundr county
NatIts U
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SpKUl Caw JDwjwKk If THI 8VN
July aBefore leaving for Patingfu yesterday Cheu Fu the ProvlnclTreasurer and for the settlement of missionary claims was entertainat dinner by the American and English mlslonarles The occasion was the tettl m i
of allclaim of convertThe Rev Mr Norris started today
Yunghlngwhere he will hold memorialvices for missionary Norman and a numbof convert who were massacred last yeaThe local official provided an escort for M
Norris A band of too U report-
to be In that district feel stonyby any means ta much localmoalty displayed them and the load
i lag official arranged for them to occupthe property of a wealthy acte-as a Boxer leader and took a port I
welting massacre of hit yearWork barrack and fortification
for the legation quarter I
rapidly in charge ar thwork in quarter for the foroirguards may be ready at Ua of theatlon In August Th fortlnoatlons of the
British quarter b mot xtenlvand thorough for mines havbeen dug at all the approaches to the tegatloi
projections for are belmbuilt This precaution been token because the British occupy the mOlt criticposition of any of the legations All
legation are providing themselves with heavthe city wall timber from th
the House of Examinationthe Hall of Public Office and the expense I
lets than It would be under ordinaryThe impression prevails that
there will be greater security forlegation and lees security for foreignerelsewhere In Pekln The demarcation be-
tween Chinese sod foreigners will be empha-
sized and friendly Intercourse I llkelthan heretofore If turns out to be i
correct prognostication thewill be of no value
Prince Konoye President of the JapanesHouse of Peers who U here to investigatethe condition of affair la a strong rtvocatiof an alliance between China and JapanThe time I favorable for Mm to present hiview but RussIa will probably succeed Ii
checkmating any such LIChang favors Russiatakes the Japanese
SVQLBR DUNN TJfJVRED-
Bey Who Led tho Advance the Tage-lno aa Acctdeat at Cap
Sftcltl Cable Dwpolf 10 TIll SUN
TOWN July 23 Whll practlslnat areenpotnfr camp today for the recaption to the Duke and Ouches of Corn-
wall and YorkBugler Dunn met with anHI horse bolted and stumbled and
fell Dunn had one of legs broken andthe horse su ered a similar injury The
shotIs fifteenyearold bugler of the
First Royal Dublin Fusiliers who waswounded three times at the battle of Coleniowhile sounding odern He oneof the first to cross the Tu U after soundingthe order to advance When he returned-to England to recuperate Queen Victoriapresented him with a livermounted bugleHe was afterward sent back to South Africaat his own request He spent some time InNetley Hospital where he was visited byseveral of the royal family 1
A NEW FiLIPINO FAXTT ar-
It Ohjtct Clttmato bdopoadoaee and At l-
aald Is Ak d ta Bo Troddcat-Ajwrlal Ctttt DMpoM e Tin SOW
MAmLA July 23 The Libtrtad tte today that S norPateme will leave the Federalparty and will organize theNationalists on a platform reiembllnginatof the with Agulnoldoas President and former Inidrgent militarypfQcer 1nd former membera of the Federalparty a The purpose of the nwparty will ultimate Independence oftbe Philippines This colnpld wIth Seflir
reont policy a h has been mak-ing dally effortsto Induce Aguloaldo tOlendhis name to the new party
Congretamao Kahn of California whoIs here on a visit statesthatfrom his firstImpressions which have been Influencedby army he believes that the con-
dition in the Philippines ire more aatls-bctory thanIn Cubs and that the situationi-s more advanced
AUTHORITY JV TUX PJT J
ChatTeo to U All Cnorgaa
apttM C M Dtipumta Tire STJ
MANILA July 23 The PlsUlpDlnlCom-ilsilon and Gen ChafTee reached aeflnlte and satisfactory
sphere qf operation whereby allthat has not formallyraiisferred to the civil authorities wilt ro-
atln under military control until pacifiedmilitary authorities will administer
ivilAffair at places except atpointf residence of civil courts Tbe same policyif separation of civil and military admlnlsrations U proceeding gradually In all de-
lartmenU and U giving the gr 4teit antisaction
Count Ya Walrs BeachOfteta C N DupaKlk It THE SV-
BtRLiN July Flld Marshal Coat wooaiders arrived at Sues today on
tearashlp Oars The German Chinquadron has arrived at Post Bald
IBB Edward VII InspectSfttlol CatU Duptlt It TB Sine
LOKDOX July 23 Tbe crown regaliafrom the Tower to Marlboroagh Rousefor Kings Inspection
v
Th Weathtr rvThe best wave In the West stowed no abattaintt-
ittrtUy The low pressure over Ui
Mountain dl rlcU from southern OUIfomla-
lortneastwiid fo Montana wUi lowest pu-tt the dtpxiilon central In souUnra put o thattate ThIn ian U no changtln latauted atiauntil A break In this depression wtleh mayecu limeOm the iMVtn the country a ebaage w a-
titnf place thirt ages ot high pnosur andoolei weather came down tb Lakt reflonhIre It had caused a till la temperature of Iron
to 10 iltrrtM and It will make the weather cooler
i the Middle Stales arid New Entland to-
y The generally la illbe neept for clouds and rain along the border
f AtUnlto and Gull Slate In the laerlor there were a few scattered showers but ta the-
rotiihtnulckea districtS little or no rain felt
In this city the day wa fair highest temper
lute 00 riecrres al 450 P If average bumldlty1 wind freah bironukri-rrecWd to read to sea level at a A U 2190 3 P
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If-
Th ur M record J by tht oUclil Itsiomcter and also by TUB SUNS thirmoaiitef at
trttl keel it jbown la tat aaneiei t
OJI Juni Olftthl sacs1 OI 100 1M1 HOI 100 1M1-
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ANHSCA1PING LAW
DtcLAmso vxcoffSTiiiTioKAL eAPPELLATE DIVISION
Pear Jad JatUc rardoa O WlHams FUUg Disrating OpinionHalread TlcksUj th Judge May Have lainQarOlty a Other Iliad of FroptrtjB-
OCBUTKR N v July Justiceof the Appellate Division sitting Intoday declared the existing antlscnlplnlaw unconstitutional Four Judges agreeIn this decision but Justice Pardon Chems flied a dissenting opinion
The action was entitled The Peoplethe State of New York on the Relattoof Clarence Flelsohmann vs Samuel Cudwelt as Sheriff of Erie Countywho for several years been engaged I
the business of privet ticket broker In Dudfalo was arrested on May 281M1 for bavinviolated chapter of the laws of iDol en
Act to Amend the Railroad Law I
Relation to TicketIn that he sold aticket giving the right to aBuffalo to the city of Maiden Conn ovethe Valley Railroad front Buffalo
over York NewHaven and Hartford Railroad from NeYork to
tth of June last Flelschmann wareleased on a writ of habeasrailroad made of It a test case and appealsto determine the constitutionality
Justiceupon previous decision In the
declared unconstitutional the similar lavof 1007 lie says In regard to case Itthe opinion court ticket brokerageas a has been In exlntrnce forthat It ha been and continues to be regardsas a lawful
forprove
to a great convenience to thepublic will be readily seen that n
desirable must underthe present statute thenot hued It ben declared validcontinues We have not deemed Itor to continue to enter upon a
of the merits of the controvertwhich has arisen because of the enactmentof the statutes referred to or on account
similar legislation by the legislatureof other butto whether or not thetion Involved In has benupon lest
State and have reached thethat the decision In the case Is decisiveof at bar chapter M othe laws of IMI under the relatewas arrested Is unconstitutional and voidthat whatever may be the nature of the ftr
whether It be a token or prima facto evldsof a contract when the ticket U It
to person It anduse is way limited It has the lame
quality a every other kind of property
atiumit SPEAKS or DOZES rvTVRx
hushes Will Be Treated With GenerosityWba the War Ii Over
SpeW CMt Dispatch lo TllK StTT-
LONDOK July 33 The freedom of otyof London was conferred on Lord Mllner of
the Transvaal andthe OrangeRiver Colony at the Oulldhalltoday Colonial Secretary Chamberlain theRt HonOeor KJi Qoichen First Lord bfthaAdmiralty Lord Strathcona andand many other prominent persons werepresent
The Lord iMayor a eulogistic speechIn Lord work to SouthAfrica a sne ch4n replyin which referredta phenomenal steadfastness of British public opinion In regard-to the war-
Lord Mllner in his speech deprecated thegranting of any concessions that possiblywould compromising In the future orrisk popularizing the rebellion by treatingwhat he called orimeitalned treason
venial offence There was he said arImmense dltferenceibetwejn the stout oldburghers who were still adhering to their
andthe roving ruffians whowere their fellow British subjectsisthe Brttlshcolontes-
He referred to the to treatthe burghers when the over with suchgenerosity as will thorn to accept thesituation Lord Webow them In the Sir Wilfridthat If they their Independence-they have notlost their freodom
Lord Mllner referred to the danger anddifficulty ofthe problem of winning the heartsof the British withoutallenatlngtheconf dence of the South AfricanoyaJIsU1 He ded red that this problem was
not Insoluble but It necessitatedregard to the constitutional question In thenew Statesand in the ultimate SouthAfrican-ederatlon
KILLED ar OIL CASOO XXTLQSmX-
aptaia and Crtwet American Schooatr Lostat Swedish Port
SfKlat Cettt Diipattli ta TUB SunSTOCXBOUT Joy 23 The threemasteH-merlcan schooner Louise Adelaide Capt
from Philadelphia April 24 and Portland4 arrived at Oaeddvlgen yesterday
fternoon The petroleum with which theessel was loaded exploded today It Is
that a customs omcer and ten ofperished Three of the crew were
rescuedPORTLAND Me July u Capt Edgar Ore
f the schooner Louise Adelaide who wastiled by an explosion the harbor of B tookolm morning a native and residentif Portland He was 1 of age Heeaves a widow and The LouiseLdelalde was principally owned In Portland
Ore hiving a onefourth Interest In heyapt Orr had followed the sea life end
tad sailed as more than forty
New Royal Yacht Commtiilon-apttttt ctiu r ip u A to THE sex
r LONPOX July 33 Tlie new royal yachtlotorln and Albert was commissionhit The Ron Irho commanded the cruler
at tbe beginnIng ofhe war In South Africa Is the o
The roundtripticCbta1 points in theis unusually low this summer
COLORADOCALIFORNIAOREGONMINNESOTANEBRASKAT-o these and most otherwestern
states the rate over our road
from Chicago or St Louis is
about onehalf the usual price
We sell throach tlcksts rectrreberths famish
maps and time tables and canbo of service In otherWrite for particulars
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Jin Was a New Yorker bit Had lived forTime la Paris
Bfttlot Cabs DutttA tt TUB SUIT
LOXDOX July 23 Howard C Casefork died suddenly In Lancaster
Mr Case met with an accident I
his be lroem at liitcasler on Sunday Ipreparing for a coaching tour of the Laidistrict He was taken ill yesterday
and a physicIan wets
Mr Case nslctp at 330 oclocl-He was found dead on hour later 11
death In attributed to lyncope
Mr Case had lived for a number of yeasIn Iarln He a member of theClub of this city
LASCKLIJCS LEAVES A fOKTUXi-
Barl HaUBrotaor Who Was a TravelUiBoaey-
agKlal CoOt Dtitutch If TIIB SUNLOXDOX July S3 The Earl of Dmr
Solicitor to the Treasurythe will of the lIon Eric travel
who paused for years undertbe name of Erie Lelth but who wasa halfbrother of the Earl ofwho died at Cheltenham a month agoThe estate amounts to
JBOVX BICYCLE TMffTS
Sixty Wheels Stolen tad the Police ThinThejr Now on Thiefs Track
Bicycle have been stolen wholesale IiThe Bronx In the last few weeks andthe police think they are on the traok ofthief If they havent got him alredy
Detective England of the Bicycle Squatcalled to tee A V Schuler of 3401 Thinavenue a few days ago Schuler had a whewithout a number or trademark on itEngland asked Schuler where he got I-
IBchuler said he bought It of a boyflcbwalsky who lived at l7th streetWashington avenue Schuler saidwas back to ret the balance ofpurchase o England waited for th
learned from that the wheelhad been purchased from John Wrightcarpenter
found Wright who said hihad bought the wheel from a man In ThroggNeck
The detective learned that more than slxtwheels had been sold In Junt such A way iithat locality As Wright was unable
wheel he wasnearly sixty complaints of bicycle theft
Men to In thelast few weeks
VANISHED WITH THREAT OF SVICIDE
Jersey Town Committeeman DUippe red AfterTforrylng Over tony Matter
PATKBSOX N J July JSHugh Mulholland a real estate agent of 03 Third AtreetPassalo has disappeared and left the follow-ing note pinned on the top of his desk
DEAR Moment I cannot stand the citrateany longer Ooodby You will not seeme any more I will end my life with suicide
Miilholland Is a unrnarriMand lived In Walllngton R suburb of PassaicHe was a town committeeman Moneymatters have troubled himP cfl other
and tb river Is being watched Some
Till turn up All
DRANK ACID rOD LOVE
Itmnt Ctrl Trie to Kill Uerntf en Steps ofYoung M n noardlng fleas
A young woman who said she MattieGrant a servant and declined to tell whereshe lived waa found on stoop of the houseat J Sackett street Brooklyn early yes
acarbolic acid She was taken to tile
Hospital probably
Backett house tuoked insideher shirtwaist note she
TTOVAXS PICTURE l HIS FOCKXT-
D Took Carbolic Add U Central Park aidIn the Horite Cnldtatltted
A man about CO years old whose body hanot yet been Identified killed hlmiwlr neartho wall U Central Park yesterday morningby drinking car hollo acid In his pocketwastho picture of a young women and nearIlls body wMfound a scrap of brown paper
n which was the address Juliat She doesnt
live there nowInches tall and ha-
trlp d trousoxs andeoft hat
James Plant a veteran of the Civil Warknown In Irish chicle died at his
in Washington on Tutadfty agd SIlie was born In Athlono Ireland
canto to theUnlted States in t8J3 vowingever to return while the British flag floatedW the Island UoenlUteddurug the Olvll-
it the closeutat Buffalo Plant was one of the orders
the for the Invasion of CanAdand participated In thee raid
he bad m 4fng r-
r Watchman In the doparttuenU at Wuhigton was for severs
Ancient ofIUberaunprominent In
Samuel D ofown Md died yesterday In Baltimore at
Ho wherebrought on lat Friday and lateron for the
War h served in the Union Army andas promoted to the r
lie had charge ofhe munitions of war ntlo was a Past Commander of Reno PoetIrand Army of
astationed In Baltimore a a rerenua
augerone of the bRAt known
role In Louisiana died atnight 1 73 was born at
no to the place of Major He wasleriff of after tim Civilur He went to planting In WJ
Eliza L of the latewho died In 1IW7 died on Monday
her home 40 East Twentyfirst streetwas 4 oil was daughter
T Jenkins Her wason the Island of Nantucket In Itm and
OH a direct of Thomas
llllam M Klngsland and Mrs Isaac U-
alliorion Janice E CurtUs of Buffalo diedrdny r nn Illne t of several weeks
born in H county In I MI and nt-
e breaking out of the Civil War eitrrede rvlc UK of Company t ISJrt-
ew York Volunteers ou iwj c n1 hrovrtted BrUndlr-
Tlinma H Ivnch who w i attachpil toDepartment In Brooklyn for
er twenty rears fiot nt hoo 3ia Peso street
tlxtv eond IIJ wile nn old winn-er flrorpnn anti a number of the ofId UrooklynlteH Hi leaves a widow andireo BonnOeorja Ehrhorn a wealthy brewer died
Ii nn Miindir night Ho-u Si vein old a native andn owner several brewerieswidow anti children Ha hadfur nearly n year and had been ted through
nntrcl for Wabaihi Cntranre in Flttibnrg-
PlTtsntno Pi July SamseyresIdent of the Wahs h Railroad was hereday und let contracts to 2
OW In building nf the eonnoctlnu linn Intoittbiirit A contnict of JKOnoo-si In Moran k Co of Pltthburs a conhat tot a tunnel of 7JOiioo let to Wlllinin-enrmflc of KanHis and a contract for
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ing way her that in threemoist days she takes bitof from starched goodsno matter how much put inand a good bit of colorcloth put in exceedinglyhard and fast
Look out for suitblue serges with the
color anchored 16 to 2-
Iruilnr July and August sure close at MO 91104It noon
ROGERS FEET COKPAKT211 Broadway sot Warren
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STILL FIGhTING TOE BLuRbWalker Barter to Vacate Rl
In St Pitrlokr nectoryThe longstanding controversy between
Bishop McDonnell of the Brooklyn Catholicdiocese and the Rev John F Baxter whowas formerly rector of the parish at BabylonL f has reached an acute stage FatherBaxter I living at present in the rectoryof St Patrick Church at Willoughby avnue and Graham street althoughmonth ago he received from the
releasing him from all obligationsIn the diocese and naming the last day UJuno as the date of his departure FatherBaxter has so far refused to comply withthe Bishops mandate and ha eo tar continuedto hold po3eslon of hi apartmentsat the rectory In defiance of the Her Thoma-Taaffe the rector who frequently askedhim to vacate
Over eightyears agoFather Baiter owingto troubles In which be won Involved with hiecongregation resignedbis chargo at BabylonThere Is no complaInt ot any kind againsthis moral character and coming to Brooklynhe was appointed chaplain of St MaryHospital holding this place he Instituled suit against Bishop McDonnell an
of Loughlin for moneyswhich ho alleged was duo Idea a pastor of
church al Thedecided favor but thee decision was
ev rsod by tlio IV K
fresh suits against ciacutorn In of other
lain At the of the ulsters ba wasreleased tbe chaplaincy duel wa thenreceived by one ot IllsosMntnnts BOOQ
after this he received fromthe tu wIthdrewbut on formally withdrawing them was re-instated
About a year ago ho requoeted UMbut It wise a lowwhen lie rac lvrd an invitation from Bishop
of Perth Australia At his
o ne-ilnc thin hi conduct as ul
Taaffe so annoying SiteSBishop sent him his fonnal
him a of the Australiandiooese Father Baxter continued to hold
of hisIt Is Bald declared hi intention to Cardinal
ton He persistentlyrooms needed by
the who has appointed to super-sede A SinaIto Fattier Baxter on Mondaynail a failure it will probablyresult In legal proceedingsIn of tileChurch authorities till retains the privilegeof celebrating maw
Father a statement yesterdayreciting his troubles with the
he the Babylon
that Loughun hadthis before prior toFather Baxter are still
before Apostolic Delegate atWashington
be continued an account ofunpleasant relations said
n account I determIned toremove to another diocese I am a frUnr-if Bishop of West Australia and I
for as soon ftnecessary funds to travel with
are now engaged In taking ame
tee me that I cones to take my mealsit the rectory after today
WILL SUE XC31CAL VfflOJT
Blamenthai Thinks That the DMeitlo-or nil Orchestra Cod Him saOOOO
George A Blumenthal the theatrical man-ger who was In charge of the American
heatres roof garden at its disastrous aloe
the root garden was In tohe whichmt leaving the playern chsrge nf the muRlcal part of prorromme that
termjof WsleAR with Weg A Ontorail of th yUJMirloan he was obligedo rellBQiUshaDulation and70000
Yard Workman PiUs DeadMarshall Leondrlx SJ years old of CM
itvonu MAnhattan fell deadhllo at No 3J In the
Navy Yard
DIABETESDr J KetfM Professor HediclM
at the University of Vienna
In his celebrated work on dUbetes inelHtus says Of all remedies in my large experience withthis disease and many experi-ments which I as well as suchprominent men as Angle Fleckles Hlawezek and others havemade Carlsbad Spruclel Waterdeserves to be placed in the firstrank
All of the above writers agreewith me that the use of thebad Waters exerts a very beneficialinfluence in diabetes I havein the course of many yearstreated a very large number ofpatients suffering with the diseasesand have with great interestnoticed the effect of CarlsbadWater in reducing the amount ofsugar My invariable experiencehas been that almost without anexception an improvement wasmarked and during andafter the use of the same cveuwhere no strict diet was observed Hisner Mcndelson Cosole agents New Vori
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