JTHE SUN FRIDAY MAY 4 1900 I v p a i rri r ft As q I L c REPRODUCED PLAYS tfPfMxM f Tnr risnroitjrAXc or A XVMCAL COMEDY iunc Are h Making a A iun w r bit the I She M n l That Am io The prosperity of A Hunaway Olrl In it turn to PalrH I1 ln ln a on after It exhaustion of Its New York voue las mnm il roncluslvo tour of intry h llln much ot B wonder that rewotw ore worth looking for urn flr ot Is rich that vorr fnmlllar and people who have sun them desire to hear thin aralr- la the play Won In H l the wirr- vMln that nuke the revival of old comb ewrsj popular the American A see fllllnotlnli1- h that A Runaway dlrl wan Attcuatln Only ttt congenial ond characteristic production although appreciation of his stngecrnf- rned before Ms death the wunu qualities fnahly admired now that Daniel ontlnulng them on the Daly Maze Just ft h mid prevou lv displayed them at tie Lyceum public IK sometimes queer In lu theatrical fancies A third reason and thl the on that saves the audience from the disappointment often arising whet wellknown piece are brought out the perf- ormance has an Increase ot emphasis It ls critldsm f tho principal comedlon Mr Powers that ho do H more than he used to m the fraudulent courier and does It harder but the food excusols lhat people laugh at all the tddod antics nnd Jests and they might only mile tolerantly If they did not got moro fun him than before Miss Edward increase nl- unrtlon ns this fake gypsy from Rlackf riant- nd espodally In tho sons about Igh society mall tim worn humor of the part as amuSIng never Two ot the substitutes In theplncnof MLw Earl with the concerning the boy who habit- ually guessed right the very first time and Mr the place of Mr Scott with the catchy rhymes describing the kind of girls that he doesnt think hf about many encore bi caus put an of jet Into their tfforts solo portion ot tho laudations nl the but thi chorus with Its ecstasies over listening to the bund I given with a vim of that make It rotim again A HunnwiiyCiirr oont iiu l when a nor a dramatic play Its succo4 lie altogether In Its separate dance and In tire given Thes feature Mund out n Independently as special vnud vlll none 01 In a blond of art thin that ot the two scared negroes by Mr Power and Mls- Ilooth Their pantomime ts wildly grotesque more can h But there Is hardly an attitude that camera could not turn Into a picture worth keeping as a MUTO caricature Plneros old are In new use at the Murray lull It was Sweet Lavender thl week It Is The Amazons and next week It will be Lady Bountiful one more may be In preparation Two month ol weekly changes could bo given with Plnerc pieces before exhausting the supply The tatlrnof Amazons U go subtle that escapes the ucneral audience and It Is accepted as excellent farce with a tinge of genii ment Assuoh It U popularly enjoyable the Donnelly company brings out the funny sconce well coat In not com- parable tho one at tho Lyceum where who had be n brought no a- boya were played by Georgia Cayvau Eliza and Katharine Florence The hM manly enough until she fell In love loond was a true tomboy the and third was weakly womanish nil the time In mans guise Donnellv fleorsla Velle and Irene Jordan are the trw at The wooers at the hi Herbert Ferdinand Coltshalk and William are now ILilph Stuart Edwin and VallurAllen Tho satire o- fhe Amseorw li hardly AK timely no was U in Iondon seven years the next winter Thnn many women WITH copying men In manners Mr was t tie showed n woman ho was disappointed because she had throe daughters and no son So brought the glrk up boys They wore trousers and other manly nil their mwit to b of a masculine port The mother named them Voeuine ilfitlmina and Tkamatin The title or lady that each chanced like names so that her children Lord Xotl Lord and Lard Tommy In the no one was deceived hit the foolishness was carried out amusingly Tin daughters were kept in the hous- of their mother not permitted beyond Its park men crept In and The ridicule of the unwomanllness was cutting but always funny The strength of arms developed by those pianists who servo Instead of theatre orches- tras was Indicated by May Willis who pounda the keys with a England travelling dra- matic company When n fire In a dressing room would have burned up two fainting actresses she dragged them both out at once and one was fat moreover Sol Smith Ruwell has gone to a farm which h owns at Marthas Vineyard Later he will make a trip to Carlsbad When hiM health failed It was thought that ha could never act again but making ready to reappear In play Comedians Jones Foy Matthews and Bulger have gone Into a company to revive Hoyt farces on a tour of the West Norma Whallay was to have done the same thing and married Jones besides so It Is said hut sho has returned York Maud Courtney Joins the party tho Lyceum Borderslde was written for Herbert Kelcny and Kftlo Shan non who used It once In Chicago u year ago without a title and later a week In California utm rlt present namo Th England between IM and the King ling forces u d to tight liarnum has thfro xiirh n hottlle campaign Alter the was brought abut and their routes laid In separate the country M8h show with tho SelLss which had hen chiefly In tho West and iirraneed for n of the BarnumIlailev show In lHFArSA l It l mill Wild Wet too Hut fvrn one has come uc ri sslvely Coca the wintering place of the Society ofTerrt a j a trnvplllne companion of the Casino I Cecil handy to Ihe theatre In and wife of Wilfred Clnrken Actor Henry Miller Loiei a Toe Henry Miller the actor has been In a private hospital in this oily for a week or more ro U foot One of tow nm Chadwlck and the McClure Article la the absence of Mr SS McClure Mr John B Phillips M partner and reprosentntlvo made TMtwIav th followlni statement In retard to twtapt eontrovcrsy certain publlri Chadwldt furnished JrCJurrJ- affmitie with certain Information particti copies of d spntchf5 during the Santiago- rrTSLCulnralP which he was to say emphatically that not th vei appeared JfcCliirr nor was B iM or cnu ent- e thin statcrncnl not In In io of the article lure ilnamtnc comernlnff time HnntlnKo- u th fuels n matter of- f rtot In lo for the t lliiie to pub have btl n reprlmnndtd on our lnl ls that never w until It was printed and made strenuous efforts to the article TWo t and That hIt Not tb tin ni Three Counts III The lull f8I and tho then that thl In at d why tolka are art Tb from the I CIO in frS lot Th In blow thin in tO a howl un W ply The It and The wit beth Tyree frt o last the her mhodl dh ho a ron the ew h I t- oNI new at n firrli In SAW For of two the tetwen time ton a of now a EAt wers r7u1e the Sw is to the b n ot back of nw In to have taken Wb1 ot1 engaged are I of that r ort Theo Care now In The Oront of Ceo or the lint I I Booth She from ot nn per t don rPt O Irk 1 it In Ihat I for It wa ankle to peprd either I or In- c I K to mot It but hl was too MU I flIdn3 4r t3 pr I i the onj they reiiOfl mflOtIth pad I a Just cat Vtiecier sdIpr ztifactorv aetion falls ti oth1n Im- agined a Arthur the Murray ritz was ani ware a Wilier to wander lom mw a- new play re is war Net Mimes deaths tivse anti purchase of th jr big drciise were I4t SIA lie bought an interest tlm Itingling conS large Its tents anti runs about tn ahead through States said bu lurIdly pictorial with tivI posters vote th theatre outiidi tIm large rlve the best accommodation the curtain London seems their proclivities ni1 of the they are excluded from barroom Ruby corn tny is niece Pole Carew Army ii going into vaudeville Covering the effects operation was Pote tLnt h asserted lady wish that has with hk sense T CTnpatgn are record apt han lie knowledge the action entirely > > < > > ¬ ¬ < < ° > ° ° UVg TOPICS ABOUT TOWS A mining company who o OSMU apparentl consist of a very good picture of a dredger nionej linn been flooding Now York with clrcu bars written In a stylei which has brig brett popular with green Boods turn The poroi who receives the circular Is Informed l y It that has been selected becnus of a rcpu- tallon fur discretion OH ono of copartner In u very promMiiK mirlnu scheme Only Hrrl ciuitrlliiitn to It and ntn e II lo K Thl U to bu used for the machinery mind when thn- hnsbeciift the drenni1- of avarice will Im nllnttil lo theKtockholdors striticth of this protmsltlon tin In tho furt that It riallv lines not want timers thnn A man vrlm lire IWPII Intertwtiil In many iiilnlnif that n nn this was for women Tho fptllru very l l returns for a Imrtrnlnioiintcr Invest niptit will cntchu woman tuiuli quicker ban i mnn he Mid and ti believe thnt more than 70 per cent of the In victors In hike mlnlnc iiunpnnloN urn women dozen clubs In this city are now ejunr- tered on the top floor of nkyscrnper buildings and thn advantncoH of such a location have proved ntnny Tlwhodlnlne rooms way nbovc the roofs otadolnln buUdlius nre amonu time particularly during the Mitnmvr months There am three or four mich dub In downtown buildings and during the luncheon hour they urn well rlllud The Trnn portal Ion Club a of the top of tIme Manhattan Hotel h- tnori a dltilne club and It has proved the uecess of a ladles room dul has now about a thousand members and cllhoutfli It wan Intended an railroad mans club nr well on Its roll of members One dining room l j reserved for ladUw e oorts On the came floor nnd Its kitchen P i Club of trnduates who are members of that frnternlty The Yule Club H going to en ct B clubhouse nod presumably the top Moor of It will be used n a room Edward F Rice who has Just de- clared a bankrupt has rarely found It difficult In hU least prosperous days to get artists to take part his productions particularly In that Important branch of them the chorus He Inns frequently been unfortunate In his theatrical undertakings and there lave prob- ably been times In his career when the women In hli choruses did not receive nil thnt was dun them In tho nmtter of salary Hut never bwn loath to return to his management tin that nicounl never mot with the least trotihln in eneaKliur all the chorun ulrU hn- ntHtlitl ed in Hint tlie n difllcult to nemre would In one of ItUvVt com- panies n regular salary from suite other rnnnaciment One Imtanro of this devotion on the part of his former Is to restore him again to portly began his mner under Mr nmnHKement A short time ago he heard of Mr nicni embnrra sniin nnd et out what could be dim to help him There eult of Mr Goodwins feeling on hi mihlert- wus soon forthcoming He has given tu K K- nico tho mericnu rights to time When We Were on very terms uuil that possession In itself nifTlcent- capllnl to asurn n MiiciAful yeir to nnr Mr lioodwln is to not next London and thinks that this which h will for th flrct time In lon- don will run throughout the year Foshlonx with photographers change In New York with regularity nnd It rarey haiipcM that oue can maintain his popularity for ninny Photography has made such progress tho post few years that Btyl form- erly populnr Is rarely met with nowaday Many amateurs who aciiulredncertalufuclllty In the work now have Btudlos on Fifth nvimin nnd are trying to make n livelihood out of what used to be n pleasure The l particularly true of a number of young women now en- rolled on th If thw loual photographer The pioturiw riproduclui 5 of nit nm tony tIme mi t tIme effoct of the light shade produced Indicate this great chingi that have In recent years In tlm- IiholoBrnphlcart The mo t rnpheri the Is nn American who made hU first succxslri London and returned to NW York only a few monlli HBO II brought linclc no end of lcturo of foreigners And IKKH the untiiiio dltlnptlnn of having nt one time Victoria wnltlnc when the train for Windsor nnd arrived an hour later than hn wni to photograph tItus members of the hint Most of those pictures nrti displayed In hli Fifth avenue work Is not done IPV H thnt better effect are to lie gut In timer way The mice of colored lights thrown on the fltt r fnci Is wild to be for tim particular quality of thin photographers work It Is to bo tho shown the prices which this photographer guts for his The clock doctor who was called In to bring the City hall clock bnck regularity- has charge not only of the municipal clocks but also of others In private houses Peo- ple who the responsibility of keeping their timepieces In order or who have docks requiring particularly delicate at- tention leave the matter In hU hands Ho calls t regular IntervaUwhlch are determined nfter he has examined the timepieces concerned nnd decided what amount attention they need Ills analogy to a physician I stronger by means the of hU customer Ho arrives in nn oldfashioned doctors buggy drawn a tat sleepy horse This clock doctors and valts the housns until urn finished Nobody who has observed the lack of unanimity among New York clocks would re- gret to see the appointment of omo oflldfil Inspector who order those on and In other pants of the In which Three of public clocks were stopped yesterday morning within a dMancfl two one was twenty minutes fat The woman who left the theatre on Tuesday night after tlm first act of Snpho and punched her escort on the no o line not Ion ld ntitled limit hasHtlrred up a regular l idy or th Tiger discuwslon which has been debated very warmly along JJrondway It was apparent- to the witnesses of tint the woman resented Komotliing The dlfferpiice of opinion which will not bo fettlod Is over thu itie- tloii whether It wiu time play or tier escort which annoyed tier believe that It was their opinion with the statement tnnl the escort woe like u gentleman mid that Im recnlved the blow on time nose like a Such n man they argue would not be likely to take a woman lo time and limn drive her out of H Tho other discussion say that never drove one out tho theatre thnt the humble way In which tho mnn ac- cepted time blow on his nose proved conclusively gemlemnn one or the oilier of the In time affair will volun- teer an explanation of It the discussion prom- ises to some bitterness Of course nil the witnesses nsrce that the woman In the cote was beautiful- I dont know when Mr Croker Is coming home nnd I dont think that nny one on IhU tho Atlantic does either said n Tam- many man who was asked about the big chIefs plan Mr Croker takes a great dnlltht In fooling the newspapers about hU He- dlsllki too and nothing would jilease hint more than to come home on comb Blllll Ull J r t a cnh and at time Democratic Club unannounced and unexpected He nevnr enjoyed moro tlmn thnd weeks Im lied last during which IIH whereabouts were absolutely unknown to hh most friend Iln would rend tie newspaper guesses about hlin self and laugh for owr them When ho Carrie home no one expected hum He ofT n train nt 125th street went to the at rime lust to time mien who greeted Mm wn I fooled tine this time didnt He would bo- ns much il If nn could get home this spring unknown to ns hei nn election The lain Joseph Ilimpiine was responsible for one plcture iiio If not feature of outdoor life In Sew York city Hevernl yeure ago lie nnnounciMl that hU openir concerts In one of West pnrks would be varied by thj auditIon of children choruses Familiar songs were to be tlm band bv the children gaiherd nboul tine bund iftund evinlngi experi- ment win without producing very remils Thu attended mlKuteil nlmut the curt dticlor bis the nlr of the inu lr TIe inol that the rwt could do ices to Join In the clioriw As tIme bnla vore nf tin most kind III the least word and were strnmte In mnt f the youthful lnger toot with llttli Indeed n If object of tIe undertaking sync l with sone bind not y t mad nn Introduction bo lure tboj could become undtly popular wimeim It lie or the ub mOle An the or L Halt R attractive In 0 I In for Ukpl H to pin sal I I r their own room he to normal lan lau vl I 0 she that dr The ot tIme he WM no ot no ono Iar Jot I lime hiP and Ih pIII d Ion on tIne end whIch It intends tohimild collects uunmimli dma tIme inn y t bert limit y I front each emmhicrlbir vtnttmres said de- signed Inmost thIs city flu rep- resented the college been will- ing tImer have lie timid it Ie quid ritiher sing nothing hum reedy Nat see emr the list tint I I J mmciii lie rnised nI his lIe puises his imhJeets as Iii Its time daily patients cit nITaIr itt was advocates side which Imiuma mmnyt lung I aim tx lot lie said omit hnctu Inc very ttmdimrinn Sin t In I t lie concern a w hilt I mm ghu icr s r 111 tt cnn g- ut se1tmnmi lit I tinires- t I < > ¬ < ¬ < < ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > WHOLESALE FORGER AT ranH vrMJM sntnrKitKii nit IKM WITH IHHHH CHKCK- SIorerd Ills sl l Name tu Letter AiUlnj III Mollifrs friends to Cash Checks llnil u hook if Checks on Twelfth Wuril Hunk Flllnl Them Wllhoiit Stint Mldiaell 10 years old wlu ae mother llvivi nt 7u Ka t lifilli treiM wan arraigned In tho IliirlmupolIcK court terday on tlurun of forgery anil Brand larcony Ills sister tutu yivttcrduy that In had Molu nearly vviTythlno um lit Ihf way of jHwrlry mid nmU- lpleco or hllvcrivnri hU mother mi That was In Jami- ory Aftr he went away from homo 1m Iwgn- rllrstiniri t bogus checks nmoni hIt iiiDtliiTV m t IntHiMiilal iicijualnlnncm He soured thogrial T art of mooch with tin aid of u HUT winch he wrote himself unit which nslhmigli n woman had written It Henlgned his sliHTs name to It Time letter read DEAII KniKM M mm wlsli smelo you II would klidly rasli lbs Inrlivd check for We t dill nut ate sit impact nmmma brlni In bed a toufh ol thr you tAn Im Kilille only thr this tvrnlnir and U was tou to cash U itt th hink t we mire All nlrninr here raimma- Ihipiichl you might do her the Mvoi Michaclls thrn a hook of blank checks on Twelfth Ward Ink tItian out ultnlnir thin name of A II Matinees J13 front lr J C Lfwlnsky of 1S Uiuli street on Fob 14 The learned the liszt day that time check wits forged Two Mlchaells drew n check for lf on the Twelfth Ward Hank signing Mill name lit went to Mr lavl tIme general manager of the JnrtloM Piano Company at Kin Fifth nventii and presented th his mother sent to an Installment of tam on a piano she had bought He time In money A l w mtnulif later to Mrs MichaelU and learned tin check wax worthier The following dar on a check from J Cohen of 101 Ka l 101st Thrio check amount Ing 10 7250 were paSsed by Mlchii on Tony l niTnra restaurant of lout East street Ho nlo 10 from I lotdsmlth of 4V Fit llflth street 110 then went to nf Edwin F Stern 4 VSt Nicholas avpiiue and presented a letter to Mrs Hturn usklnu her to a for hh mothr for tw Mrs Slern refused to lot him have tine money toning MlelmelU next called on Mr Stern nt hits law in Wall street aunt secured J2i on another hogiwcheck- Mlchaeli wan arrested ve tordiv morning nt Lexington avenue ini I2d street DetoiMlve- nIliillalian and Dlxon of the Kast lOllh street elation Till IWK rlV IK1IO Of HOYOf A w Diiutilp AsieiMiient Is Said to He Cam Inc Trouble The Supreme Council of tine American legion of Honor has toned n call for a double nsioss mont which Is payable on or before May Hi TIme order which Is Incorporated under laws ot Massachusetts was formerly one of tin strongest fraternal In the tnttec- Ktaiv but on account of th great number o- liiAwimntt and time increased rate of assess inentK tho order limit dwindled until now li only has ibout Idnni metnberrt over 5000 ol whom live in New York Thrtw- years attn n number of doubleheaders were railed and fully memhers left tin order Ihnprisont double header will re cult It Is timId III another biG cut III tin mem- bership Xo reason hns been given for tlm calling of a double a essment Tho collector of the various councils Brooklyn have tltnply- neut nut word that It mu t lie paid in with the order from Boston headquarter of the Supremo council There tire twentytlvw ooitnells In Brooklyn and tin ui over tint pull for double fix eRsment For yeaN thf order been accumulating n few ngo the fund to over It l taint that ill hat utilised IAo of tli fund although earnest protest win made nualntt Its uw for alma purposA thnn theon it wn Inr tin memliers ol the Su- preint Coundl were asked to use of this ordr to title the order over pre- vent tine calling of doublo noewnienti1 hilt triMtis contended that tine fund could not tnj used for such Hut slnco then It appears it inns been drawn upon l ut for e the inetnlierx not as asiertaiird Iurltaii Council loft the order III a body on April l anti on May I Patrick F Mo Inwnn n Grand Commnnderof time trand Council of New York Stale Members of the order who an over so years ole hnvn to fit u month for 0 i Insurance ixillcv- I tudor the double call they 1 IS this month sail tlieri Is nothing to prevent an- other call for another n e Mnont next Said n member laM night Im 40 old and carry a rolley for Sioon monthly a sesR- inent inns been Sow comes douhln- us CK m nt wlilcli mIn that I will have to par tilt JI7C- Oro KTKKTAI rrMv TEACHERS Harvard Inlvcrsltr a Circular to Cam- bridge tropic About Them CAMimttxiK Ma May 3 The offHnls ot Harvard Vniverslty l ued the following clrcii- Inr containing Information relating to time lodg- ing of tile Cuban teachers will nrtend tho- HUtnmcr school this yrar to rmnbrldge house today HAHVARD ITxtvRRrTV Cambridge May It expected that IIM titian teachers will be receiving in Harvard I Jilverslty for six weeks this summer beginning July 3 or thereabouts at least thrcpfltllw of whom will bo women It In proposed to lodge the women- In prlvitnhou M within easy reach of Hnrvnrd- Sounre not more than two persons In a room nnd each person to Inane u separate bed person Is to lit with everythlnc ncce comfortable lodging coffeo or chocolate and rout morning Lunch- eon nnd dinner will bo provided day III Memorial Hull HOII M in aro to be no male boarders will be preferred For time accommodation a once to ho agreed In nauh case in y time university for each person exeept IIH ro may bo lire to be paid Iho teachers llitrnselv Medical will be promptly from the university office llo pltnllty on limO part of t ambrldgn h ms holders lht ubnii womon will In tIne judgment of tIne President and fellows ma tine Riicoths of the wholt undertaking which Is essentially nn effort to render comic direct to iwople of uha through their new schools Very few of tho Cuban teachers will under Ktnnd on their arrival nnd most of them will nver intro from homo They will therefore need much nnce nnd sympathy which cannot possibly bo IIHOWXS MIKAL FOR UIVOHCK- He Says lilt Wife Jumped Ipon Him Clawed tied Him ATLANTA Cut May 1 Beiim Jumped upon utruck clawed nnd horsewhipped fire the cruel lies which llobert Drown attribute to Mrs Ida May Drown In suit for dlvoiw which he filed In the Superior Court today He has not appealed to tIme law for protection front further Injury but 10 have tine wedding knot untied He- Kiys she loft him of lien own will and he U very thankful They wornmnrrlol In Chat- tanooga In November lhM At tine expiration of Ihnyor four months aft r their marriage hrtpnvs his wife l em to treat him a most abusive manner Hh would ut Intervils every days spring thus least strike nnd claw and tight him render hi life msprabl nnd Ho opened n livery tnblo in nn street nn llfferent oceamons hi wife would hU place uf nnd nndwiivor to n junrrel c in on occasion without time llghtwt cau e look n whip and struck turnover ilie IPII and In and continued tn dofolrom lime In tloin until hn d t or three buggy whl him Thsi a Minlts vere In the preface of II num- ber of people whiVlimldil hiirnillitton to lhe ihy lcnllniury tint his wife IMV cprnt vl trains him of her own volition tutu hint is very thankful when Iw th never rndinc torment thathU- wroooia liini loin fro rarnexle Cilvcs n Organ to an rnitllu Inn for flue PiTTsiifBO Pn May 1 The Western Penn Institute for he Illlnd Is have a tine plpnrgan Ti ented by Andrew Ciirncglw wrolo in him on iind today his repri hero called on the trustee and wild Mr Cnrnigln dye the organ Arrivals In Newport NrapniiT I I Muy 1 Among till New Yorkers v imarrlveil nt Newport todiy were Mrs K I totler Mrs V Storr Wells Mrs ilohn Ur C Neils ui II urd mind Mr and Mrs Clarence Dolnn The tatter came to f c uru a cottage for m Out In When hrultl1 hi mit nil the her mod how I cued and IIIId lie t East rlI thin hl nrd lI r 12 rtI I ont time confonlllt- I r work I rlln a 1 I petit 1111 I I h III Issue hold r1i 3 It I inIru toll every I f k will charges 11- lvr h d I nn np ln h trlpndlv gulch Inldlor Honl hIpped that 111111 I hAil llrown npr w 1111 rut lnantuu to l hllrda Cora I I time a tutu Imi nil I I liii left I eons uunnhmty aSk oU steIn ain itimull nine Ot the uuetnmromi Ian atm tine U runt t r lOu mire I inn limit It mid utica t iii ani on timed ist tO I ii I eimr ago I ii ii nv Islam nut 3m win nu Inch Inc I his I ul clInic Itt htii tots nun tiM I lie n iw ii amid ills toOl uutiium1tu I lIp p I I lImp n rum itt y ian inus lint Ott null r rid tease < > < < < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ > > < < POLITICAL fiOTXS The propel whIch bad lhe support ol thoit amendment ollh present In New York In 1887 to mike this drpntlnvnt sell suppottlntr flumes imposed and mlUetfd has fillet Dutlnt the quarter last reVerted the rerenui from Thus rxpensrt for the period were ID341 The Tammtny 1111 Dcmoctatsof Aavmlly dliUlct oulhr n half hay a oew dub the KanawliA Thru nti tht Hlates wbleh by action of tbelr Leg UUiurea approved the planet tlrctlnt Senator t y popular totr Nevada Ulab Vahlnlua Wl- oonMn Wyonlat North Catullna Montana Arkan aaa Idabi Calif of nit Colorado Iluilda Indiana Illinois Iowa Ktnsis ICcntueky lx iUlana Mlrhl tin Minnesota Mlsalsslpjl Vrbraska New Hsmp Korth Carolina Nurtli Dakuti Ohio and PennjyltanlJ New York Maasachuwlts Mis court Traits and New among the States which bare taken no action In Ibe matter of Klnn county has with general ap ptOTaLestnbllabed a pregedent In teluMnj to a ent to the portraits for use In tIne letynf peinma not convicted but merely accused ol criminal offences and awalttnc UlaL In UaMaehuwtls last year the Kills voting machine nd approied by Secretary the Treasurer and the Auditor of the Commonwealth acting under title VI of the mecUm 1808- Hii sachu elt which was tbe pioneer State la the adoption ot the Australian ballot system has been very the advunlsfps or drnrlen- ce of voting machines such as are now In ue In a number of New York notably lluffalo sad Rochester There are reventeen ward In the city of New Orleans and the vote In them for Governor at tbe recent State election as follows Heard Demo- crat 18031 Cutlery Independent Democrat nod Sugar Republican and Iteera regular Re publlenn OJO Heard carried every one ol the seventeen wards The total vote of New Orleans was 21000 The City has a present population of SOOonn and the vote rut was decidedly less than 10 per cnt of ihe whole number of Inhabitants ahowlnc the extent la which suffrage has been re- strlcted In Louisiana AI tine lame contest the proposition was submitted to the voters to Increase the prevnt banded debt of New Orleans which Is JI8000ooo for the purpose of establishing a more panltary and fcufarle tdtalnatesyalem In favor of Ihe Issuance rf bonds 17SUO votes were fut against tine there were only 37l while LOOn vatfrswere not recorded on the quenlon In Ilariera an open secret that the partisan stippcrtm of former Judge Cbsrles- VVelde In tine Thltiynrst Assembly district with aid from the Tammany Hall leadis at headqunilfts will resume In September the contest agaInst tine con tlnurd Irndrrshlp In the Tammany hall crganltitlon there of IM C A Hopper and from prfvnt Indl cations the Iliht will be made with good prcapects ol Illinois has a license system for Incorporated cities and tlwns and In tbe rural distrIcts local option by popular vot At the recent local elections In Illinois license nr Issue In 123 towns It was approved In fifty towns and refused In srvenly the rains being on side of prohibition Nassau Is newest of tine counties In New York State and the establishment of a heal Bovernmenl there and the erection ol th buildings necessary fl- It Involve considerable expense Tbe new county Court House at Mlnenln U be of steel and concrete Is to cxwt 1100000 and work on It baa There U even Indlcatlna of Ibe beginning cf a lively Presidential campaign In lhe Stain of Delaware this year Warrants have already teen lulled foe two Republican leaders at the request of two rival He publican leaders of Kent county They arc charged with violating the lairs regarding the use of money at elections- At elections of 180J time Democrats carried all the Congressional districts Included within the Greater New York In Fourth Con crrsslana Including tight Brooklyn wards two ct them In the Red Hcoli territory the vot was Cel Clayton Democrat Israel Flvher He- pukllenn 208UX Aldermin Mclnness Is a candidate- for the Republican nomination In the Pourth Tbe city of wtan Is u uilly dlnrgarded In makeup of party Itrketi In MasMchusrtti The last liovemor of that State a Republican was a resident of Boston and so was tbe Prohibition candidate The Democratic nominee for Governor In November last Robrrt Treat Paine Jr Is a Doston man The present Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts Is from Uoston and so was the SoclalUt candidate who ran against him The rival candidates Democratic and Republican for Secretary of Slate at Ibe limit election were both from Doston anti so was Ihe nomlnre of tbe Social Democratic party of the Stan for line oRlcft of Auditor Tbe name of this candidate was Angus McDonald Preparations actively In Ihlladilphla for the enUrtatnmenlot Republicans at time national party convention of June 19 toward the collection nf the guarantee lund for which most energetic action has been taken Sonic days as much as j5 Is col lericil The nvnact of a strike ainone the Phila- delphia mechanics which would neccMttate either the nr the abandonment of the convention- has asjrd arid It is explained that on reason for the reotorallon of confidence among the workmen Is the fact that they are not to be paid out uf th guaran- tee mind When Joe Slbley aa he Is familiarly called In north western Pennsylvania where he best known was originally elected to Congress he was the nominee Jointly of the Prohibition its Populists and Demo- crats This alliance deemed at Ihe time Incongru- ous was not permanent and Mr Slbley when re- flected from another and neighboring district was the candidate of tine Democrats only This year by a singular turn In the course cf Pennsylvania polities he has been nominated by lh Republicans Twenty seventh district which he now represents- Ills nomination follows lilt rrcnt announcement Congress that he might be counted an adhermt nl Republican principle henceforth Time district Is made up of four counties one being Venango the great oil rtmnty of Pennsylvania rf which Mr SIMey Is a reMdrnt Ordinarily the district Is Republican The State appropriation for Ihe ejpenres of the nrparlmenlof Public Works this year Is U7lnoo unit In addition there Is Included In this years tinS levy fur Stilt purposes 1107801 fur lbs Metropolitan Durrvi of Elections A very Tlcorrms effort li to be made by the Tam- many limit tenders this year to get control of the Nine- teenth Senslotlsl district which lout list Demo crntle representative Clmrlei Ouy who Is to be Dmorrallc randldJte critic this yen The Repub- licans expect to nominate Assemblyman Tallows Ordinarily tine dlstrM Is close d with fuctlonnl- dlfterfnces among thRepubllcjns may be circlet by- a Pcmocrat The war census of the Island rf Cuba prevnt populAtlon to be nubUanUally the fame as tile populf tlon of the State of Mhs tpl and there are many points of similarity between the two con ntlturncles In the subdivision of the populillon The natlvebirn population of Mississippi by Ibe last censuswas tMA4S The nativeborn ipulatlon of Cutn was 11110387 Colored Inhabitants how ever In and fnregnhOTn residents ate more numerous In Cuba than In Mississippi The tatter has no largT city thin with a inpnlitlon of 11ooo the pnpuUtlon of Is 2SSOOO ur- ittxjul the fame population as Vasljinciin- Th Kourternth Congressional district of New York hal a Rtpubllcan majority though U wns- rirrlM by the Democratic nominee In by more than majirly This yesr arrangements mire undrr way among West Side Republicans 11 moke a nomination which will reslore the dlslilrt t the Republican column sad there has been talk ol lhe Mlectton nf lohn Murray Mllcitell former repr enlatlvc uf tIme Iluhlh Conzre hnal dIstrIct lowntiwn as the Rerubllctn randldtte lie Is a rmldfnlof tine Fourteenth Concresjlonal In hast Sljtywenth street Its boundaries on the Hvt Side nIl ninth nd Seventyninth Mreeis end on tine West Kfly feeord iind Spuyten Duyvll- Creeli The Democrau cf Pennsylvania tit their recent at Hatrlsbtirg put In nomination a- lleliet headed by Mr Grim aid Mr Meek ant pro for the appointment ol a wven to idjusl between the Philadel- phia Demorrstv Thouifh there Is very html Demo castle party In tint dig there are two croups of Detrorratlfl larters H control Itflnd quibbles them here herrtofor hid a most unfavorable riled upon the Democrats In Slate is well as In oral contests At thf ltd election for Governor th- Deuirrulc vote In Philadelphia was 4IOOI and tin Flshlnc on the flctareicjaa Erie llluatrated flulde to belt lake and streams Apply j ticket agents New rock and L who broUght the Jury law from tbe 1311 ASDIC the Ore on art The Sherill taking ur rzamninrd of In considering cities of was 47 Crt tnL prop III ii rllltd urcesn begun Ut November the not on Is the Mil I lbs Ale numrnms In nibs lr wt norm I SOuth State ConventIon l ltd of utilferencemi lI1publtan VOte m25uitI ErIe about flee was fhlrtyfmnurttm base mini Iersey rogues gal wits tie act shunw usitton chat was tie tie 2IaSI amid tine going removed of shows its rouTe Mi4nbiippi than cress Mini conic eye tine factional tau lti > > > METHODISTS IN SESSION TIlE iKocKKnixa1 op TIlE IKSKKAI- COXPEHKXCE JX CIIICAdO- SoKMtlon That the Tins Unit for tie Abollthrd AppUidrdProbabll Ity That Eight Illshups till lie Elected ClllfAUO May n Abolition of tlm time linii of Methodist pimtoratis wtua keynote at to dayx teixlon of the Methodist General No formal discussion of titus cubjrc- wtn made In the dehatlnir but the note wn sounded In the quadrennial address of IlUhops and tine tremendous applause from both lay and ministerial delegates indicated that lImo timelimit tyatem won doomed Tin IllsliopiiaddreiiHnald plainly that the fiveyear limit method mud proved a failure tint man1 pastors arid niuliinllv dlnsnl liefori that limit expired while thn other hand many church with ti keep a beloved far beyond tho live year figure nco to the Anny anilcanteen law received On the initiation of membership The Increase of Including pro- bationers has been In round numbers an increase of 4 per cent nlnce iww The ratio of Increase dr nnlumi pout been much than this How u account for this smaller gain Is not easily seen Complete concurrence In the vote for lay mens Is expressed plea Christian unity ts coarse anti amusements tht theatre the concert and dance aro con It Is rumored that five flshor will be the present Conference lllshon 8 Mer- rftl li AndrowH J M- alden for old C I Koss for I- Iluvilth and J F hurst no that ho ton better dot lilt time to tlw National at More mU lonnry UUhopn are desired and It Is thought that eight now will bo chosen 11 MORE BODIES TAKEX OUT Mnmber of Known Vlcllmi of Mine Dla aster Vow Reoches 3SS SALT LAKE Utah May 3 Only thirteen bodies were taken out of tho Winter Quarter mine today the dAbrift and after damp inaklne tile work very difficult Accord Itie to sonic coiiiita the total number of bodies taken out now reaches Z55 while others place tho number higher The thirteen bodies re- covered today were both mutilated burned coino of them past recocnitlon State Coal Mine Inswctnr Thomas sajs then are throe more bodies recovered in Xo I shaft walllntr to be bronchi out lie bus exporcd the workings nnd says that to the belief there art twelve or more bodies In the mine Thins tins burled under tin caven and broken timbers in No 4 It will be days nr perbnjw weeks before they can all be There Is n conflict In of the number of men still in the mine Somn there are I0 to be accounted for but that M probably nn exauaerntlon A of cruU rH from tho Clear branch of the tile Orando Western is now nl work the tine little cemetery upon kill will excavate two and tine bodlis will be burled In mill fashion Time funernl will take place on Saturday Tine burials would have for time luck of Collins A number nl the dead have been fur burin at their lormer homes The was at 10 oclock this morning nt the residence uf tIme late John Hunter n wino wet killed In the mine I o Hoffman was In charge und W II Putter Meroweuther and A- ijrwnhnlco composed time Jury I hey did not lute time an to caused tin disaster tier did they exonerate or blame the found that Hunter met hit in the mine through nn explosion Subscriptions for tho destitute anus In und clothing have been shipped to time stricken village The school Salt liko sent a curium of HOWITS lliUniotn- I lie Mrs V Sharp wife of the superin- tendent of tInts W at In York lieoruo of New York is tint largest stockholder In the Pleasant Min- ing Company which owns tine Winter Quarter mine where took place tipencei- Tm k A Co of New York are interested in company line following mesnRe wos received today KXKCUTIVK MANHIHN- WASIUNOTOX MnyS lath tltttrntr Wells Salt laltt City Vtali 1 desire to express Intense Borrow lenrnlnirof culumlty which lies oo cur red nt scolleld nnd deopr Hyiupnih the wives ihlldren of tin victims of the explosion Wiuun President of Franco Sympathy Asm soiON Mays M Cnmbon the Frenc- Anibasnulor called on the President today H express in behalf of tints 1reoident of Fraoct the sorrow felt by the French flovernment the rinh rnino tllsnster Tints Ambnscndor ulso transmitted the following notu to Secretary lliiy WxiinxaTON Mnv 1- Mn SErliKTAtiv Of STAlt The Iresldcnt o the French HeiniMic Just henrd of the terri bl commit which has taken nt Suit Uiki City He inns Instructed me to IMS lilt Interpre- ter near tint President of Ihe fulled States o- lAintncii nnd to assure hint of the nyinpath which lie Nit on nccount of thus event Ir- transinittlnir to wn the expression of the sentl- nientH of President loubet M Minis- ter of Forelqn Affairs likewise instrtictK n convey to tho Amerirnn iovernnient the ex- pres lon of tint profound sympathy of the flov- rrnment nt He to ne Mr Secretary of Mtnte the assurances ol- my high confridiTatldti JfiHM CtMiiux TIlE ror r ov THE iHtoitsTEr Magistrate llrrilr Sllll Deals Oat fuitlcen III Many a Shiver and Sneeze Magistrate Henly was a little husky when opened court on the front sloop of lImo Queen County Court House In Long Island City yester day morniliB Tine exposure Incident to hold Inc court on the steps time preceding day timid resulted In a slight cold The attaches o time court had aluo suffered from exposure In- terpreter 11 Hlmono talked nslfun In his court Nobln little of medicine In each coat pocket Jnnltoi- nuip Mnntiln criticism be- cause tin front stoop semis wet trom rain and he hud to explain that tIme oltlclnl broom wets locked linker to ither with Iho oilier pro pertyuf the court tried to his alllt lint on otto of thelnnip twists that Hunk time I ourt Ofllcer Frank wore a rubber coat und curried an umbrella lo protect thin liidce should time storm tonic up Hut time sun ihone out mind court for business first wits u boy of twelve What have you been nsked tInts Court Ho plays from school your Honor said father keep lo icliml arid we want him punished said tine Court severely 1 he could will become of renter New York If you dont attend school I d nt ter snlvolled the youth Well havent In the matter replied the Court 1 will rail your uualn wrts told to step and Jonnle a little woman stepped up Hho smiled In n sickly fashion Why do you ticked the acl- trate as every one nhlvereil and looked KuuMninns Hotel 1 dont know she replied wlplni her eyes her hleevn wns nelit up for two days to think It over Schneider was charged with stenline which h hind rollectrd Tint complainant wits Joseph Schif n linker Tint innn with the dough remarked one of In court Clerk Noble ns he pounded wllli lImo nnlliinrl lieel of lilt ni i on Schiiildcr dmandei an exnin ius not be examined In tInts nlr th tote wns ndjuurtird until May 10 nt FlushIng There were still c veral but MnclstrHte muM not risk Ms henlih longer Court will be hold Us usual thus on There will bo no IHwtponenient cm account of the weather Cohli Surtnr- lIuiwoKlltllA May 1 Catherine Sat i rl wa married at noon odny nt the home of inuther 2ln7 Delnnc y place to Mr Fred rick Herbert Cobli of Portliind Me Thebriilo- nis civeu by lint utirle Mr Unnnul- iCour The ceremony Wile performed by he Hev Joseph St mines nl Church Cobb wits ntlendrd by Mr- rnnk Col l ns best innn There wern no- rldemnld The bride U a iliiu liter of tho ilohti II Hnrtorl nnd mice of titus ommodnre I C SHrIll of ihi KTAMKOIIH Conn May 3 Frederick II- ilcKilV publisher of the Vlfn eornre ilst Wood vjern inirrkd in this city hl afternoon and efforts innde to keep the atfiUr front becumlua known o the mnrrlnoi llrcnn both have brn divorced Tho bride Is 2i old rind u- he daughter of Washington Irving of Maryland Con- ference limo on theo address In Inns Wn lJi hops the near StOnld anti taken out IIY dI tnr sent Pastor- ate t eliot tune Un Creek in I tie rime away death aunt ssw ieat oui t tics tim 55 I tIn in nil I fortmm mat t Expresses over hue t lime saul i tim t hi cop lie utah a frog t I lurk imumti ii canto lii fir ma I cAmit art flt it uSa tilt 1 cnn tile tin r time tori ci onus step seitmie5004 could cusses to inc ulIeet lit atuti mitt trim ul I hi sunsi tin inutrmn i nut lime MIss t her lthitnmcimii lab thin I I united tta Ins Navy tclsay lionel firm iii nil t were Pmmrs Gist > > > ¬ > > THE NEW Harpers Bazar In Magazine Form Out Today A Weekly Magazine for Women tw itbithdlOU 1 tw dUafl1- W WLruJ1cLnr wr Jwr t I Oc ON ALL NEWSSTANDS I Oc THE llAltDOR WAKEHOVSK SdlEVK- Mr Crailni Offer Under Consideration bj the Riparian Commissioner line Now Jersey State Itlpnrlan Commission- ers held a meeting yesterday afternoon at their office In Jersey City to consider the offer made several weeks ago by Edward F Cragln for tInts purchase of a large tract of land under water between Hedlows and Fllls islands Mr Cnn gin Is ald to be the reprei entatlvo of a syndi- cate which proposes tobulld whnrvesand arid construct boslnj for time nrcommo- dntlon of tihlpplnu When time other was niacin It was referred lo John C Payne and George I Record the engineer mind counsel of tine Hoard respectively Mr Payne reported yesterday mad examined time plans for the pro- jected hind which would provide for n clmnnvl WO feet wld between tine north- erly line of the proposed Improvement form of tine lease hind been submitted to for his Inspection and he had nut yet returned It Time hind u r however Hint nothlni could lx dowtiy the Hoard In the matter until the Harbor 11m Commissioners had been consulted hnd fixed for The Hoard decided to defer action and consult with time Harbor Line Commissioners JV4RfVi JXTKlLiaKCEMI- NIATUnB ALUAXACTIttS DAY Sun rUes 417 Sunsets 0S9 Moon rlaes1M Ittnil WATERTIIlS PAY Sandy HookllJ tins rd1200 lieu late 153- ArrlTedTitunsDAY May L S Tralnlnr Ship Mononlfahcla Vadmani Nor S Uucbens Irgraln Messina April- S American Outs Hntterdam JO- SsJlrrinann MeecktCnrdetias April is- Ss Caracas Uoodrlck San Juan April Js- SsAdrla Hasmnssen II- Ks city of Illrmliigham Derr Savannah April 30 Si I s llmtin May 5- Si Princess Anne l ls Norfolk Ss rtlcrimnnd Cnlhulne Norfolk May Ss Uinhnttan Hrn Portland hank Pllcalrn Island Manson Ilusloii May 1 Annivii OUT Ss from New York at Liverpool Ms Anrhorla turin New York at Olaseow- S finance from Nr York at Colon SAIIFn rOOM POnKION PORTS Ss Oeeanle from OueeniUmn for New York Ks Labn from for New uik- Sa Advance from Culon for New ork- OtTOOINO STIlAMSIItr- Silallt Close Charleston Colorado IlrimswIcU- El Sud New Oilcans Seth Ifcunla Liverpool 10 A M Alter II no A M Rotterdam 00 A M llstavln Hamburg MtMba Iondon- Ctlv ol Rome Ola jow 10 00 A M Hull Jteilco Hav na lluffnn U Plata 410AM- Jonce Sun Juan JlllU H Alps haul A lamalca lOOOAM Kills non A M- Mcrmtor Irorreso 11 00 A M- Coraus Sew Orleans ComalOalvefton Hall Minaav May Setnlnoe Chnrleston INCOMING KTBAWSIlllS- Dm Today Orwell ilhriltsr- Ntiecei Oalteston- YMrra No 4 lbrltrr- Kulser Krledrlch Hambure- Patrlrta llfmlmru RIo New Orleans AlsunrlrellUla Poulllar- llrooklyn City Swansea Hit ToMorroW New Ymk Southampton Ktrurla Ilverrool- Horie ChrlMlsnsand Ontario lImIt Ccmlnole lacksnnvllle- I i Sunday May C La Chsmpazne avre Rntlerdim- flrarttn Prince ilhrallsr- AKmn ialveston- Arkadla Han Jnan- ur Momlai Mav r- Tevle Liverpool Hamburg St Lucia New Orleans Put Tuetilav Mav Tendon Antwerp Para lilhnltar Shields NewMlentis Port Mnvjn lonnAM- II no A M- III On A M- in oo A M- I 01 A M UtlO- Mlnopxi 7 Oil A M 1 oo P M i oo M 11 oo A M- l on i- X 011 M- S 00 P M April in April Aprlt 14 AprIl n- Arrll i April 10- rrll t April April SS April S 31 April 21 May I- Anrli7 April n April n April 30 Mar Kurnre SoullnvatU- Amatonen Itndn Milklestad- Itiiilson Altil Oceanic iJihn- Kms Manllmi- Deveniira Advance Liverpool llreniti- llhnltar Slimy I April 10 Mrs Wltislow Sonlhlnz Syrup fr ciillili- leelhlni the trims reiire allays pntnZciirra wind colic ilanlmi Je hnI- IISHOP At his readence 11 Madison nv 0- 1Tuewlay May I toW Iavld V lllshop Funeral cervices will be lucId At lUte Ciii- illruadivay arid lOlliM 1rlday momlns M j 4 1000 at lOocloel- iHHOVTXOn Tuesday May I 1D1 In city NewportHIIn llielilli year of Funeral ervlces at St Johns Church Pr nli r- on Saturday May S 103 at II urljrb omll flowers COSTKIlAl a meeting of the Board nf lilrit i s 11 the KANAWIIA AMI MICHIUAX RAILWAY CANY held In Niw Yorli on May 3 liin the fnllowlnc JCiolullon wits unanlm4iily Adopted II ts with genuine cirrus Ihu sir the surviving mernhfrsif he llnurd of DlrrcMrs cf the KAMAWIIA ANOMiritmAs RAILWAY COM PAXV cause to be formally enfcd iipim uur record an esnicsslon I our sad loss urea shmd ly tin sudden death of Mr H II mister mncn n cn l though shin servre Ir lias rendered II- iiitl our npe warranted hy his conpirnllte- youllinnd timisusJ vliror II w ulil i trio many m hy his pinnirtl n wIth It Is hind Mr There Is nn nrrd 11 ol nWllly ond ndeiit fir all It tier nf hs lit rrlty H was never riuellnried run Ids inr ii In busineS millers which lie ii hli best uurMRintt We li ll always rRierrlHr our nn ielitl m- uiih htm bitterly Ihil tie liiuld hive N en suddenly nrd Ine illciliy nl n- lim nhrn tils rnilrillinir Inlluenrr HIS r i M- liil when Judlrlous r un Atamiellniof the lUirdif Mr el if ti Huri- ltii VAIirv ItAIIWAV COMIA lield In Viv- V on May IHi lime renuuiLm unanlniulyndiiril Mr hirles II Caller w us a i elates in business and fin his Ovule fn friend hive uilefiu bhw- as hard to txar anthaibctn u excite i Ur store- houses 0 torfluf tni crush ref an 3 foik May I html psI 2 Siln Tofaii esei SillS 00 P It 3 00 1 Ii 3 Out I 21 TomOrrOW 5 II tim A lit A 12 Oft St VIler St I 7 00 P 51 Ci AprIl 5 April ts ArtI 22 prti 5t April30 Enhtinia Uttscuuw IVlnnfrnd ti Itonte C Arutt 25 Mill CI Aril t emil a 1u 2 May IHJS ntettnneScitl llai C Mi lnouion tnii 75 ltIuuinm uiII 7 C ion ttut tIllt 3lolicc5 bnfnununsiIe thus lunhn Nicholas ilruwn mt his age t in using out feelings if boll C hurl The rnipan hIm ti the t list ti tront fry yeses t binui tim tim speak tnt 5 cuiq lcunnnm s eugcl tnt ft t Lit tIme great irunetrIs rI the uiirectirg iirIt ore Prize snub S nil purr I tint en ins I hit sis wr in at lie ri n ink fl sum was ha the dretil tut t met losers and admiring ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < > > < J3ZXIX3C- oMcr wits one of the remarkable men of tila country Ills enviable nod wide reputation as financier was well deserved since It was hli by achievement and not because otadvenll- llous circumstance HlaabUlty to understand anlr- ememhrr all matters ot voluminous detail his nulcknesa uf men AS well as its Sweet reasunablineas wets especially noteworthy lie was dlJtlnirulihed nol alone for an unenunlled sngaclly tot a broad and comprehensive grasp of the Important and varied problems which were hourly ubmltied l him tots hIs quick determination for an alert and keen In- telligence for a Judgment so wise as to be ilmaii prophetic but also for a generous appreciation of 5 line labns of others for a shInIng Intetrlty for rn unswerving loyalty to the Interests which hew mireegsfully repiewnted stud guarded and lox genIal and endeattiiR qualltlia He therefore corn nianded not inly the respect html tine affeetloriats- rcntrd of all hose who were brought Into contact with him flu wise counsel mini gracious eoirinkf will never be fonrolten by the members of this board and In token of the esteem In wtlch WB held him while llvlni and of the reverent memory which we shall ever rlinlib of him now that he Is gone we direct that this feeble limit sincere memorial 13 hIs worth shall be spread upon tile minute books At a meetlne of the Hoard of Directors of Tim TOIHDO OMIO CRN THAI RAILWAY CoMt- IANV held In New York on May 3 1800 the following resolution was unanimously adopted Mr Chatles H Cutter was a mrmbsr of ihi dlree- lory of TUB TOLEDO 4 Utile CKNTHAI HAIL WAY COMPANY toe only a few weeks bffore hit untimely death Hut lie was In every way so conspicuous a mm nt once so brilliant end able kindly thu short Interval of his connection with this Board his unique personality was more deeply and lrj- ilellbly Impressed upon the minds and his fellow members than that of a man less richly rifted might mace been afltr long years of and Inllnuie rusoclallon He was a born leader and we oil recotnltrd him as such He was less yet wisely conservative Strict tu hU re iiulremeiius nf otbcis he was far more exactlbgVn his demands upon himself and our sorrow be cause of his death la tendered only Ibe moro Kiljnant by the distressing llnueht that lf bf timid brain rind ceaseless endeavor e mlchl not today be a sadly missing hit Inspiring and commanding presence Ills spherical character shone orbed the brilliant centre of every circle which h entered and now that he has gone the llthlihatt like that of tine quenehel star the poet tines of will long thine upon the paths of men In order that there may be preserved among records of tine company and In lasting fashion some evidence of our appreciation cf hIt rharna tar and of our sorrow because of his death wai direct lhat thIs statement shall be spread upon tbo minute book IIANAN On Wednesday May Z 1900 Iluth In- fant dauKhter of Herbert V and Matilda Hanan- Scrvlresat 14 MorlKomery pi llrooklyn on Sat- urday afternoon at 230 oclock Interment prl vale HEMINTVATAI Xcw Hoctelle N Y on Tuev day May 1 1WOO Honurn Harwixxl wits at Truman Hemlnway and daughter of the Rev JM win tltrwood I I SOIl Marion I lay Hal wood cf New Haven Funeral services will be held nt St Ceorie Church llerapstead I I Friday May 4 U09 at noun Train leaves 34th u ferry 1050 A U of tier parnLi 60 W ft- iotb su idna SiMfleld only daughter ot Henry and Carrie K Karstens aged 1 years J mDnt- bJilays Funeral services on Friday Stay 4 1000 at S PM STIllCISOn Thursday May 1 1100 ai his home is East SMh ot llohrrt eldest ton ol Susan trimmer Inches and the late Robert Shair- Slurrts InMie 4 LSI year nl his age Funeral private lutrinrnt VoodljndsCemeterf Philadelphia TIIT nn Vrdnesiny mornlnr May 51000 Al Ixrl Tilt at 19 yrars of Funeral ervlcs nl his late re denr S East H7IS f- at Nuv York t t oclrcU In the afternoon oa Friday May J IOOO Interment cinvcnlenct of family Tin SILK AMSOCIATION OF Bi- clinng IlullJInf llro dwiy and llroome Mreet New York In immtirlam Albert Tilt depea ed Map moo It cluvlons adpplrd by 111 Silk Association of- Arorlra titn rrrclal rn cubing hld at the at- arl tiins rlTlces llmrdwiy orner llroooj Ute l X w York city Thuiday May S at PM- irtttrrai Mr TIlt on Slay I lni the Stun AswirlitlHi if Am rlci his IOM nOr nf In- most dl ttririil hei1 memhis mid the Industry one if Its m ist iicce ful represenmtlvet soil Ifhernti Mr Tilt rrin a director nf tints a ocl finer Its urf nliitjn twenty eight yran- us a Vice Prelilent slant lass and fur the last nn vars Its and He was always clMely related W every proirei lve rnoirmenl both In tile Industry and Iherefnr blt- Hetarnl Thai we unfelenedly minim the Ion wliri com lius we take pldln hip cur inniurrlvl in the drveljpmrnt anti u- bullilr c f lhrHk Industry In this country tint r to Hi rniny mployees In lilt mills and mil liiEiilrst rn d personality will cvcj bj bind iflifil mmirj to his urvlvL friends rwifl Thil In of our President wt- Ivn List 1 imi suppiitr and a sincere friend and 11 ti llmiriy thereof time foil iwlnir nam d mo- h r liynppi ht iln r in ontclill reprir- Slii asvcnllui ut hi i funeral 01 Friday I C liinhir Aithu Ityir W C Klnj built F VivanM II Intli I V Hall Ilernard- irrttf lorjli II Von till wn If W WilliamI her arid Franklin A lln- lltifltri iur mjalhl ti III be I avi funnilY In tb I nd s- n mai of sine mi nnd all etlinatr rejard It It Votil Thsl thei niliitl ni h insrii ed presenlHlun li Me Tti family as a mercentn ol- iur llvlr t trill roimiiMvol iur isieerad Pieil- d nl- IMIKIMVOOIi On Wrdnrsday May I8U- OJani 11 Irderwood In tine 671 year uf tilt Iuiierdl erviit ll InliM at Its late residence i nv u lri ilt i on Frlrlay May 1 iniin rl 5 i nt euirrnlcnes- if family null H m M Y- cvpiirsi lIltS Oilier I iliillion nv tonirr SIM T- IP VHP WANT Ulllli ltAO l f KnnMt- U It 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