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CERTAIN ok cotton , ..> idext rnor wiu. v ,i i\< **> *••*<'•<♦’• |ECL !\E is unjustifiable. , ,~N l WORTH HORB M ’* in > " ' '“' v ■•*• I.T Ihr • rn.r M u „ the * I. - Deterioration Klnce ...toner. Made Their Mb >•• € nnnot ||PH" 11 UJUI , <rp Morr-KmrrU ylarrualb.aa- Oct. 14.—Commtsrioner of |l H.even* declare* that i. -luir In the prior of cotton unJugttllMble. Hr say* that more than It la now bring- In hi* opinion. the whole , ol ..xi-eed 5.000.0G0 tales „„ ii Steven* stated that there , i for the fall In price known ,pt speculation. He further , the estimate math by the . .. Of agriculture. Aug . ~n the crop would really be. The estlmute was k.Mo.idi I !m^ -timale was made subject to olon in the crop and to early ri.n.v that time there ha >( , ,my reaction lii the cro(i. but , malty deteriorated all the ■ is no top crop, frost, either would not afTect the crop , ;;d* applied to all the cotton , y . the best Information he t could sat her. also *tated that he had , t communication with all I ate* and that he was now j... assert that, in hi* opinion. ►, ! i ■ cotton crop would not be ~ ■ biles and that a numlier . I. ..T’unissioners In other cotton U , • .!.<! the crop at 1. *s than , A ~ry confident in his estimate, t t ■ ti.it inly time can settle this he people who are trying market are doing so wltn ... back up tlielr efforts to . ~f eotton .town -toner Is of the opinion that ... . tlu tututions In the market .*i ". time, and while lie will n. m u - elf as to what the price will , , i It la clear that he believes n Is a good puichase at llte He urge* that the mills to eotion than will lie r>ro i wlille ttiey an- at present buy , ■ Week to week, tlalt the time i. the near future when the forced to have tile cotton . • hand, he realises that there n n dlfTeretiee l.etween the raw ic -w id ll y products tiro.kir.sl by leave any profit for the mills isc . -ring cotton lido cloth, but he a me opinion that thl matt, r •■> h.* adjuste.l in some way Is any settled price for th is tree. ti 11. t\t\r. THE SLIDING MALE. Its of llte llcn.llnu lllrerdor. Quoted on That Point. ita. Oct. 14.—1 t Is expected thnl h i of the Reading Company will ike up for consideration the ri of the mine worker * convrn u it is known that some of the dl ttterr . f tne company are opposed to ... ;..ii of the sliding seal* whim i- irs been In operation at the ioi . ..Ui.-rie*. The eonvenilon tie s’.. i tat the 10 per cent. Increase inc ois ralors la- mode on a *•: ontinue until rex: Apr:l and - id. is scale lie ahuilshed. (■ .br. .-tor* of the Reading rom >• lay that he is opposed to Ip* ■ - lb and liitimaied that he k k m effort lo defeat such a H- asserted ihat the sliding - vs,ir proved satisfactory • oiu|ian> am! Its mine in -1 . vids n ->-d by th- fut that . '■ nlio’i it Scranton d-mnnd . .. no protest had <ome from W* cm! itiy miner*. -iQ i I i"tt i.u iisriix at iTKiti h. kiaar m (• * \V i Ilor f• % • tor In %- -■ * V !. r ~Th<- hm.'ur for th* in* if is orphan* w* opfru-i! • ballroom of the Wal- H4**l by On NXaon A •* n larif*- att<rnlan<'e introdtic*l Gov. Rayera of M'Oiraiiy l**ncrlb.‘d ?ht Oal rKtr‘ <*<*ater. m M.'KlnW. wife of the the following telegram m hai be,in received |ri the opwitiiK of the charity •he auspice* of th*- women r the relief of the joifTerer* U*sion die.wer Pleote an* ■ harm- of thM noble charity iu* re*t and ray best with** Sayem. Gen. Wheeler •> hrn*fi_ "t. HfiHwnKHttE’h T ,11.. k, *a|i. ,U. tins \nvlgalnr. lon • Ind n Idgkt There. ' > a -t U.—Navigators of the l-'iv to-night for the first i light burning on the tall The lighthouse ten ' '••*• I ightshlp No “1 out p,,‘ 11 bored her .m th. in w stn sai relieved ai the I Ma il Ila 11 era* recently by No. Jkn. No. 71 will rim.im on the U„ co month until she Is re • *sei. which. It Is untlct- r 'wjj siotloned there pentia- This valise. I tk. , 1 "trie. tirnpe-Aut. Knoll. 1 . Mi Tlade. Tex . who cured ~,( • 1 of Grape-Nuts food. ” b'ft me o phyaical an I y."''th Indigestion, diluted a i .tmn and neurasthenia iapor bath*, traveling. Id 4 * -l *!' ho *, ad nauseam tnv<lf mi Grata-Nuts * ’ **>c hrsl itackagv was !-’ I- an Improvement tliat r c to believe, I -finally got r •.. Nuts pi my valise, and I li hgt have a valise !' •! " lire | ni * case of two f •* ‘u " 1h,,, I could eat. and did ’ 1 assimilate the food and " '■“'‘-ly in strength. I gin now •tiditm to my prai-tlce I * 1 • "'>■ year* In his practice. *" t,. ~ 1 '*>' 'hat (Irate--Nuts food . '"“'ill and sclentlllcally ,w ever known My name. ■ >1 reason*, should (Hit be ’-Ms- „ ' ,n '>e given privately lo ''' a<v In ‘iu re. by the Poelutn • ia - Hattie Creak, Mlph. Fall and Winter OPENING of our Merchant Tailoring Department OCT. 17, 18 AND 19. 300 Styles of Cloth on Display. If you wish to have your Winter Suits, Overcoats or Trousers made to measure at a very small advance over ready-to-wear goods, call and leave your measure. Satis faction guaranteed. B. H. Levy & Bro. NEKLV I l‘K IH Mil. lit. Other Important < attar* lo t ome llr forr the kupreme Court. Washington. Oct. 14—The Supreme Court of th* United State* 10-dav granted the motion of the government to advance the Neely case*, and assigned them for hearing Nov. 12. The cases came un from the (federal Court of New York on the de cision of Judge Wallace, denying a writ of habeas corpus. The government Is vt ty anxious for a decision which will *-*tll the constitutional question* Involvedi The court assign*<l for the same day the twro vase* which Involve the great ques tion as to whether the constitution ex tends over the new posse-stons of the t’nlled State* One Is tile case of Goetx, a New York tobacco Importer, api-uiing from a decision of the I'nlted B'ah-s liis trlct (tourl for the Southern IMstrlet of New York affirming the de l-on -if the board of general MptTalsers miking to bacco dutiable under the Porto Rico tariff act. The other comes to the Supreme Court under the title "Fourteen Diamond Rings vs the Cnlld Stale* " It comes up on attpeal from the Federal Court of Illi nois. One Peke. a soldier of a South Da kota regiment, which served In tie, Pntl lpptne*. I* the claimant. When V re turned home from the Phltl|plnes he brought with him the diamond*. They were netted by the Federal authorllb-* In Chicago and conflachted as smuggle-! good* Through ivke - * agency, suit wn* brought to recover them on the ground that u* the Philippine* were part of the (’ntted State*, within the rn.-t.ning of Hie Constitution, and that no Imisjrt duty could tie levied, the diamond* were not dutiable and, therefore, were unlawfu.ly !x) The lower court In both Instame* sustained the action of the Federal au thorities. In th" case of Daniel Gray Wiley, plaintiff In error, v*. Slnkbu- and other ele-llon oil I errs of South Carolina for re fusing to allow the plaintiff to vote for memliers of Congress, the court held that Wiley's right to vote for members of rough tw wn* undoubted, but that the plalntlff. having failed to register, that detect was fatal The Judgment of the lower court was* affirmed HltH l\ miDAHD OIL. Slock Has Readied the Hlgheet Point la It* History. New York. Oct. 14—The price #f Stand ard Oil shares to-day advanced far be yond all previous records, selling nl s *'- ■gainst MB on Saturday. Th. price of SB* woe high record until to-day. 1* was touched a little over a year ago The stock sold at the opening to-day at Mlrt, then on n purchase of ten share* more, the price Jumi—d one point to 57 There was another tnen on a single trans act lons to SRI. after which sale# w.r* mule al !>7J. s*l. 575 and 577. about ten share* gelling at each point advance. Fi nally forty shares sold at SH On Oct. 2 the -dock sold at 4V-. making an advance of 45 point* In le-s than two week- The buying since th. n ha* all been l.y brok-nt for the Rockefeller In terests. and 'he advance has b cn accom panied by report* that anothei iarg. extru dividend would be declared in November. To-day * percent, was hid for the Novem ber dividend. FlAlslilill HER .**** MILE*. Alisa Hast Heat the Record Undo by Will llnws. New York. Oct. 15. —Mls Os-t competed br ride of 20m miles at 7:<*’.* this iven- Ing. (the covered the dlataree In 222 beurs *i, minute*, healing <h* leeorl of Will Drown by three hours and one minute Al the conclusion of her ride Ml-w Ox-t was examined by two physicians, who pronounc.d her to l-e In goo I . ond t on. She -all to-night thst if *he should b feeling ss well t eh- exp. id In Ihe morning she would start on another I Uft> mile ride. _ TERRORIRBO UV BKHitklH. Rand Made n llesrstil tP* Nrxl rnn Town. Chicago- ° c * H —<*■ dispatch to the Record from Guadalajara. Me* . soys: A band of brigands under the leader ship of Ihe notorious Pedro Flore* has been committing numerous murilers and ronberles In the Aution dlslrlet of this state for several month*. News h* Just r< ai hed here that the robber* made a bold raid on the town of Aulltin and killed the postmaster Following this unprovok.il mur.hr they rob'd th. place and terrorised Ihe populio- They have a stronghold In the moun tains and a dlachment of rurales has gone In pursuit of thm. GOLD FROM "Mil Til AFRIC A. National C M, Hank llna llngnned *il.- .VHI.INM) for Import. New York. Oc,. 14-It I* announced that th" Vat loon I City Bank ha- en gaged t2.50f.uc0 gold fbr Import Ofllchil* of the bank said that the gokl had been securx.l in Bouth Africa and reprsoeoU the Ural output of the mines °f •’V* 1 country slnca the breaking out ol Uu Boer war. THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1900. SUN YAT SEN IS BUSY. • Continued from First Page. Hl Chou A force of Imperial troops from Canton was defeated by the reform er* .<0 being killed. Th- advdoes siy ulao ihal there |g great activity tn Canton In preparations for dispatching troop* to the disturbed dis tricts. Tl N Hunts THF. SEAL. Reactionary Edict* Give Rise tn This Relief. lAindcn. Oct. I*.—"Snc* the Chine*" court arrived at the new capital. Blau • p “-” say* a special dl-patch from Bhang hal. dated yesterday, ''reactionary edicts removing the moderates from high 0ff1,,-* have been Issued showing that Prince Tuan holds ihe Imperial seal.” The Dally Chronicle has th* following from Vienna: "None of the Power*, except France and ihe United States, approve the Russian proposal to carry the claims for Indem nity against China to the arbitration tribunal al The Hague." Bill'RKA#' cnMHTIOV ffhc Has Hern haltering From Neural al* I'm In. Hamburg. Oct. 15.-An official bulletin Issued to-day says: "The Empress Fr.slerick has been suf fering for some time from neuralgic pain, causing exhaustion and acute weakness of the heart, followed by secondary ca tarrh of the lungs, still continuing with Increased lemi-erninre and Irregu ar pul sations. Then- is no present .hanger hut a res-urrenoe of the weakness would be the cause of Imminent danger." Women Are \Anrned. Berlin. On. 15 —A dispatch received here from Bh.tnghal says the British consul there warns European womm agulnst coming north frr-m Hong Kong in the hope of Joining th.lr husbands the elt tmiinn In the Yang-tse valley being very Berio up Vlrltiali llniphi(l Tn I,ln. Tien T.-ln, Oet IS. -The British column under laird t'amphcll. which to-ms A part of the ex;iedl,lon against Pno Ting Fti, and Is making a detour south of t h* Pa . Ting river re ■, hrd Tu Uu on the gran.l canal yesterday. GBRMAAA KKI.KMATED. Boron von sternlteru M rote a l.etter of Felicitation. Washington. Oct. 15—The German Cen tral Vi-reln to-night celebrated the anni versary of the arrival on American shores of the first party of German pioneer* In A me tied k 71 iron von Piernberg who ha* been the Oermiin charge d'affaires during the greater portion of the summer, was ex pected to be present and addree* the meet ing. but hi* appointment to another post made this lm|io**ihle. An Interesting let ter from him was read, in which he spoke of the cordial relation* between the United Stalls and Germany, saying tn pari: "Again we are faring an .v* which ■hake- the enrth to Its foundation*, and ii|hui the Meml-staloed tl. Id* of China I powers arc fighting eld.- by side. It was ih dear for-right of Sir Hnv and Coum mn Huelo* whoa* plain wnnH an nounced to the world the course to he pur sued If w.* conuoire their word*, we And they ate alm-ed Identical, and every suspicion of self-gain Is dispersed at liras right. Dors mu ihie going liand In hand of th*i- two Powers In I'htno give the gre tieot guarantee that the iw-aer of she word will be retained and that - omtiKrce •ind pear* will soon he "*Sahll*hed In Citing ?" MARLBOROUGH UEAfE* IT. Vanderbilt Gave no Atnaey as m Thank oflerlna. (.ondon Oet. 15.—The ItUke of Marl borough Is sending out a denial of the statement, published by nearly every pa per In England, that %v K Vanderbltj ha* given fim.noo. some paper* said, and other* iSiei.tinP. to lh" Duchess as "* thank of fering' for ihe Duke'* safe return from the war. EXEMPT FROAI 'OTAAM* TAX. < rrllflrntr* of N-ntiliie lions tto Ant Require (tamp*. Washington, Oct. 14—The ommlttkotr of Intern.tl revenue ha* decided that ccr tlt)cate* of nominations for public office, such as are required by some of the *iates. and all pap-rs or Inotrumont* re |nng to the exercle of the elective fran chtr- are ejff mtrt from m)i ti*. siei.B.u at < nindrn. Camden. N J . Oct. 14—Adlal K. Bteven *on concluded his tour of Bouth Jersey to night bv n.ldt. -sing a large meeting In the court house. Five thousand persons were iinnbe to obtain admittance Mr. Steven son remained In Camden overnight He will leave tot New Yotk city early la Abe morning. TWO SPEECHES ATCLEVELAND •Continued front First I'agr.t upon his deft aied* rival to s. ur. th it ItiiutliHt of this tre it> you ought to cat m< n.l instead of condemning me 1 Th- I Slim called forth one of the mod pronounced diim-ti-tration* of the tnea -ln. Another 4.rent rrnwil. At :J0 p m.. Mr. Bryan, hating con cluded hi* gpeet'h at the Central Armory, app- ared on the Holiemtcn Hotel balcony, where he was tiitradoced by Torn I. John eon. The preaMenttal candidate was greet ed here by tremendous i herring whl-h tontlnued for evereal mum--m*. Hr spoke briefly, dlsctteslng Imper.altsm and lit* trusts. Probably fS.fllW peopl# were t-.i. k .l (o gelher In the Immediate vtekiUi of the hotel whllg- Mr Rlrynn mid. his tucoi.d address of the evetting •lit for 1e York. Mr Bryan left to-night at lO.Jft o'clock for New York. His special ear "The Humbler'' was attached to a regular train on Ihe Lake Shore rood due to arrive In New- York nt 2:45 o'clock 10-morrow aft ernoon, The train will make only the reg ular atops on the way. and It Is not Mr Bryan's present purpose to mak-- any speeches cn route. After the outdoor meeting at Youngs town closed Mr Bryan was escorted to the Opera House, where he spoke to u many lieople, most of them ladle*, n* could And n. commodatlon Inside of that build ing Both speeches were general reviews of the political situation. In the Opera House speech ho addresM-d himself es pecially to women on the trust question. HCUEIVK* HRYAA Ttl-AIGHT. Ms York Unking Great Prepara tions fnr nils l utnlnn New York. Oct. 15—Tn noocow night will Occur the demonstration In this city In honor of William J. Bryan. Preparation* of a most elaborate chitnteter have teen mode with th* Idea of making the recep tion to be tendered Ihe Denwa-rwttc pres idential nominee the mo*t spectacular and most memorable welcome ever extended to a i andtdaie for iwtttlcsl honors In the history of Amcrtiw Mr Croker received a telegram from Mr llrvaii today, announi hut positively the time of htw arrival Mr Urynn will hohl an Informal recep tion shortly aftet- his arrival. He will have a rest of an hour Itefore he lw tttns* Mr. Croker * gueot al dinner at 5 o'clock Thero will lie on-ellng* at Msdl-atn Square Garden, Cooper Union and Tam muny Hall, and a number of open air gatherings. The Bryan ratification committee held a meeting to-night to perfect detail*. Mr. Croker. In an Interview, said: "The Republicans hve t e*n trying to throw cold water on this meeting t\ < will show them whut the people think of Mr Bryan. II will he the biggest thing that has happened In this city for year* There will be o lot of lies told about the matter, but the people will see for them selves." CHIEF DF.VEKY'i. I*RE4 AtTlOA*. lrrniiKnn.nl. He lies Ma.le for llanitllna llrvnn Crowd*. New York. Oct. 14—Chief Dr-very of th# police department annoitnre.l to..lav Me programme of arrangement* for the re ception to WlPtam J. Bryan In th's rlty to-morrow The mounted e* on of twen ty-slg poltcemen will meet Col. Bryan at the Grand Central station and eond iet him to the Hoffman House. This escort will be In attendanee on Col Bryan dur ing Ihe *}ay and evening Oie hundr and patrolmen will keep he street* In the vi cinity of the Hoffman Houar <-ler of the prowd. The mounted escort will conduct die candidate and committee o Malleon B-|.ire Garden In Ihe evening During the meeting nineteen captains and 5H5 pa trolmen will be In th. vtdnty of the Gar den. There will be four telephone broths la the Garden, connecting wlih tollc bta-l quarter*, and ad ilrlonal telephone b<<'h at Tammany Hall. Cooper Union, and ■' the overflow m*-tln,- at Twentv-fou’l*. street and Madison aventi* An emerarn cy hospital will also he established In the basement of the Garden After the meet Ing at Ihe Garden Col Bryan will le es corted to Tanwnanv Hall, and while ha Is speaking at the latter place, an Inspec tor In command of Iha patrolm n wl ! h. within easy distance on Irving Plane Blmllar arrangement*, on a -mailer -calc have been mo.!.- for the Cooper Union meeting All predncl* *nl section- at* ordered on duty 10-morrow night The general order leaned to Ihe eh'.f provide- that the men unde- no etrrnm etanees shall have their Nitons In their hands except tn esae of elf-deftn*e and e-nerxency All police will wear whit gloves aiul will not show any inns of any aorl units* ordered tn do -o try - li-erl.tr officers, YAOKF. t I* HR ItMIETON. ttterewaon Gave II Ihe First Tonch of 4 ampalgn l.ife. Bridgeton. N. J . Oct. 15-The flrst touch of life was. given the campaign her. by the arrival of Hon. A. E. Hte>en*on. tre Democratic vice prcsMentlal cand’dae who arrived shortly after noon. Mr Bu venson dealt with trusts and Imperial lam He pronounced Imperialism the paramount, overshadowing I sue of the campaign Speaking of trurt* he said "The trust evil l* the greateet cf this country. In three- year* over *tx buadrel trusts have grown up with a capital . f gW.OMOuu.tttO. pom petition has h>-< n ■ ul off and there ia no chance for small cap Ml You have been told there arc to trusts or that the trust* were good trusts lam Inclined to think the good ttusl*. dke th good Indians, are all dead. "When they t.tlk of four more year* of prosperity. I am In favor of four more years of prosperity for the common people and not the truat*. The growth of the*- eurpor.ltion* has been to alarming that there must be stringent laws agulnst them. Into whose hand* will you put th* enactment of these laws? Itwler whom hove they grown or who I* opiaxtc.l tn the trust*, and to whom are the truri* opposed?—(he Democratic party. The in terest* of your families and of the country are not Identiesil with the Interest* of tha men who have built up these enormous corporation*." IIA AAA TO WORKINGMEN. " A *ort of Free-and-Ku*, Time YVas Had In VY laeouals. Milwaukee. Wfl*,. Ogl. 15.—Betmror Hanna. Senator Frye of Maine and the other Republican notable* who left CM rago this morning for a tour of the Northwest, mode their first stop at Ra cine Junction Wl., where a large crowd, rompoaxl prtm-tpolly of workingmen from neorby whopa, wa* In waning "Hello. Mark. ' criad someone In the crowd "Hello, bow do you do, boys?" aid Senator Hanna, with a laugh Senator Hanna spoke In part as fol lows: "You have heard a great deal about the different Issues In thl* campaign. There are only lime weeks left, end we havr not time to talk about anything but th - issue that Interest* you and me And that Issue (e our present roadtllon* and the continuation of them. "The full dimer pall la tha beat argu ment 1 know of _ A voice: "How about the coal mine*? "Th* <o*l mine* rr *ll right hr iMrik* wtu u i*%t( *‘<| thU i%***k A voter "All %\ lo*l ‘Th. only thing I know of that h got . KU|trr rtutty of wlftf are Ilr>an Ihnbo crain 1 to isle ihis Au.ttrr.ee of working ni#" *hm hi* \\ J Hryan wvrr <tonr for hr vmm king prop!,- of hto ooutitn ? Thorr *• n>i .• ii)n tn n- hut who knowh that Wtiltnm M. Kiltlry Ui t*rrn h*> frh iidi of lh- working of n> man thi* country hn evrr produced." Ik ll* llh TIM H. \o llnnn|iol|p 1 hoar l*rolrrfr^ to I'NtrKti, Mo Mo ltwoii. wtw. (>cf i: K*nator Mir< llanim tvOkan hto |rtrhracking it ur of I #* Northv%ri to-day b> inaktug mx ddrt 4 ><M In Wtaconatn. two of ihrm of nooir loi.gth Th** prltuipul mMrwi. of th* and) wia owdf a: \Vauk< hKm. whrra th# npreljl train carrying Honaiora lla'itvr aiul Prye urwl other lirpuhilean lwdrr, w.in held for over an hour and a haf at MmlUon Short RiMwrlMn werr alao made or Junction ami Rat ine Sanaior llarn.t w* •vorywhore grroitnl by Immrnrr erow4fk 'ln hlr (>pioli to-day Senator If.m m laid particular atrraa on the truat qurntlm In rrgoid to tho tariff "Tharr ara ro in thl eountry.” ml<l tm "rx ccim thoac whii liar- protected by a iat rnt iMvur.l by the government** Senator Hanna alo rahl that the St id •rd Oil Truat, th*- Sugar Truat ami (tfhar great combltKK had hern kl|l<<l. ih far a# they were truata. by the Sherman Lw. WIMT JOSIJ TtllMK* €>r IT. Mia rnmnii'X Payar'a Itrpohllean Klrrflwn Farocaat. Chlcuco. Oe.t. 16 -Hoimtor Jmmrw K Jonra. nalrrnan of th** Dttikv'rttlc Na tional ('ommAdm*. inmintHrtud to-day on Vi" Ohairmott llunry I*ayno> eloctlon fortxaat, a* follow* ‘llia claim.“ m* aald. "that Callfornda. ConnocTlcut, Indlarm. Ilhm*|j. Kani<np. Mlnnraota. New Y.gk, Now J#nry, North I>.ik<wa. Olho, Wot Vlrgina. amf W’wmtnr ami nmral other Matey, will go for McKlnloy In th* coming Hoe tloo la ahfiurd. ami any Intelligent man wh known anything about the altuatkn la Imond to know ft. "He cUtlm* vrn ehnneen In Driawarr. Kentucky, Maryinnd Nehraaka. Nrv/nta ami ft ah. 1 only wonder h* did not In cSmle* Texae, Arkunaaa, Georgia anti Mia •l*#Hpl Hho In hfr> Mat Mmitana lr whilnly a lUpiiMimn tai<* an aorrw* of the other* on Ida llat. and Mont an i will go for Mr van by 20.000 to majority I I'unnot believe that Mr. J'ayne le aln core." AIMM(FaFT> Ml IHCI'RU . ftliidml* %lan 11.-nril nn %ltlrrß I'rrvlilt nl Hadley. New Haven. Conn.. Oct. 15.—Chaunrey M r>r(ew addreeeed n hlg vnreflng. almoat entirely of Yale mu lent* ami graduate*, thl* evening. In Cojlege Street Hall, under the au|deee of the Repuhllean Club of the univeralty A pa rade wound it* way to Prealdavtf Hadh y’e home where he wax called out hy the etudent* for a afteech. In the eoiir*e of hi* brief remark* Mrraldent Hadley annuum e| t!at h would vole for FrwMent Mr Kin i#y. < hoki:ii iu.mi’o rr. >o fW.tHHi C oMirlhainl to the Drmn rrntlr Nnllnkol t'aaiaiiMM, New York. Oet. 1.7- Itlehard Croker to day emphatleally denied the ptory that UO.onn hae been eontrtluHed hy him. a* eotnlng from Tammany Hall, to the Dem ocrat le National Committee "ThlP rommltiee hap not given one Pin gle ilfdliir." he *oid, "to either the Derm*- eratlc State or to the P< nm rattr Niaional nommitteep It ip not true th th<* din ner for Vlr>*an to-morrow night la to coat ISO o plate. M will ro?t IT* a plate." H%CO* AT 1141.1 IMUHF.. (iptirxlfl a*aaior Waa Given nn Kn fhnalaatlr HeeepllAu. Ilaltlmore, f li—Cnlted S'.itep S na tor Maron of Georgia WiP the principal apeitker at a lJemo-*ratl' m-ps nxeilrig In Mualc Hall to-night. The hall i< crowrV'l and the reception accorded th Senator waa enthutatic. The Senator apjk< for nearly an hour, t onhnlng hip remarka entirely to a die rupptrg of ex|np|on. CAI.I.EO THEM ME A A I.lßfl. ttooaev ell tlewles ataleiae.it* That Arc Attributed to trim. Chicago, Oct. 15 —The fo'lowing tele eraphlc correapondenee !tw-.-en B*-cretary Heath of Ho- National Republican Com mittee, and Gov Roosevelt wa* given out go-.lay at Republican national head quarters: "Hun Theodor*- Roosevelt—Following mitler Iteing widely circulated on hand bill* In Katisae and other states: “ "Gov. Roosevelt said In a p*eeh In fooper Institute, New York, tn IHSK •• 'The way to get rid of Itryanlsm ami Its chlld-1.-tltor troubles is to stand It up against the wall ami shoot It to death.’ ' And In s-peech made In Oilcan • Just after Ihe great -trike 'Any per* ,n who wui!hi Join a stiike or go n-ar one ought to be shot "\\'t!l Ihe man who earns ft'* hr- nd hy labor aupport the Reo-evelt tl- ket ’ "Please wire io-4av If p>s*|hle spe -ifl answer lo above. #. that I may r p tl it bv wire wherever It I* being used "I*. H. H.a'h.” "Ellgahethtown. Ky . Oct. li.—F * Heath. Chtcago Both riatemetit* are ab solute lie* without one i a* lea of foundation of any tort I never said anything remotely resem bllug either sto.emmi. either hi Chicago Amliiorlum or In C>|.er I net I UHe r anywhere - l-e If responsible peo ple circulated them I should suggest a • till for rrirmnn! llbet l explictUy denied them In Kansas City. They are slander nua lie* which would only be circulated hy scoundrel*, and which were known to be lies by the people who Inve.tied them and the prop!, who circulated them "Theodore Noooevelt." Emnry'a Tennis Tournament. Emory College. Oxford, G , Ot. 14— The tcnnl* tourrmmeni which for the Wt*t few week* ha* (men the centre of Inter est m atha-ttc circle* at Emorv was eon cluded thl* afternoon by a brilliant con test lietwesn Tiffany Turnbull of Monti rello. Fla., ami Robert Hemphill of At lanta. In which Ilemphli; came off vlr tortou*. The reoult* of the semi-final* had left the championship between the*, two. aiul a great deal of Intereat waa manifest*'.! In the final <-omel. The tour nament for the championship of the tin gles has greatly augmented Interewt tn tennis here ami that for the champion ship of double* which begin* to-morrow will b* tHOvViy contested Mr*. I. L. Define Dead. Wayero**, Gn.. Oet, 14—Mr*. I. I Hedge, wife of Dr. I. L Hedge, dentist, died early yentenlny morrdng, after about a week or ten day*’ li ne** Bh<- war a most .-sltmnlde |dy. and biumbvred her frlenc!* by the score. Tip funera waa -.inducted at 1 o'clock yesiertla. afternoon from the family residence by Kev W. H. Scruggs, the interm got taking ptaca In Lott Cemetery | THE NERVES OF WOMEN | ( I IBna||| ■ 1 If? . JTjjA * pW “lam so nervous and wretched." "I feel as if I should fly." How familiar those uxorwreions art*! Little annoy you and make yon irritable. You can’t sloop, you are uutit for ordinary dutios, and are Hiibjei't to dizziness. That bearing down sensation helps to make you feol miserable. You have backache and pain low down in tho side, jiain j in top of hoad, later ou at tho banc of tho brain. Such a condition points unerringly to serious uterine trouble. If you had written to Mrs. Pinkham when you first ex perienced impaired vitality, you would have Ir*oii upared these hours or awful sutfonng. Happiness will he gtine out of your lift* forever, my sister, unloßg you act promptly. Pyocuro l.vtlia IC. Piiikliittn’H J Yegetnhlt* Ooiiipouiitl at once. It is absolutely sure to help you. Then write to Mrs. Pinkham, ut Lynn, Maas., if I there is anything alnnit your caso you do not understand. You need not ho afraid to toll her the things you could not explain to tho doctor —your letter is seen only by women und is absolutely confidential. Mrs. Pink ham's luist ex|>eri enco with such troubles enables her to tell you jnst what is best for you, aud she will charge you nothing for her advice. Mr*. Valentine Tell* of Happy Results Accompli*hed by Lydia E. I’inkham's Vegetable Compound. •‘Dear Mbs I’iskiiam It ia with pletuntre that fp ' I add my taotimonv to your hat. hopinff it niny indue- j aaSSt-'jMfAjb others to avail themaelvt-g of the la-neftt of your val uable retnody. lU'fore taking Lytiiu E. I‘hik- Rj '2£aPj hum's Vegetable Cntltpouttd, 1 felt very had, A . was lorrihly uervou* and tir.-d, had siok headachea. XW* no appetitu, gnaw inn pain in •tomatili. |huu in niy aMf ij hook and riht side, and no weak 1 ermld ttrwrtvly My* tr stand I wo* not able to do anything- Hud sharp U*a A {tain*all through niv laxly, before I hod taken half a l Kittle of your medicine, I found myself itnprov ing I oontinuod its use until I had taken four bottles, and felt so well that I did not need to take an; more. I ant like u new person, and your !Hll IV7Ik tnediciut ahull always have my praise.”—Mrs W. ™ P. VaLENTINB, MHI Ferry Avenue. Camden, N. J. r VAI.I riilt.LJ| srjlAH RPWARn hllllll AIMI : f- fu m HSal dc|je*.sd snlh hr Nsti.msl City Psrdc of I yon. Mas* f-.oesj. ft Xi h !|i MW R R will- h Will le pstd to nv pttws who can .11-is Ills, .hr strive L.i Wg loiisonri i* Mpn-.k'.'-r wa* put.lahrd teterr • htaintox the V writer's tprcalperaneeaai —Lvma I- PtHKtiaM Mai.t. is. Ca. At FHEME I 111 IIT lltK IMIKI. Findings tlnn.leit llnwti From Flori da's ttiabest Tribunal. Tallahassee. Fit. . fh-l 15 The slat* o' Florida .-x rcl. j. If William- plain Iff v*. W. t> Bloxh.tm. .-tmtridlet defendant mandamut- Mott. t. to vat ord*r of dt-missal and to reinstate -•-. n ~ <le nieil M c. Jordan f. r fetliloner. Frank M Irigg-tt. plaltiilff In error v* Savannah, Florida and Met. In Hallway Company. dei.-n-lant In etror.—Marian county. Motion to strut.- and dismiss de nied R. A Hurfor.l aid J. 11 Wblifled for motion, Anderson A H.c-ker. .- ntr. Columbia count> plaintiff In err>r, vg. Gialinn. A Huh -11. defentam* In err-,. {•illlitnnia coital Motion* lo eor ret record, to dismiss writ ,-f ■ rrnr. tfed t anteo.l motion, denied II H l'alm**r for pi Ini Iff In error. W M I veil ard A J. Henry for defendant* In .-roof -,\ ii ..... Mi I.- II -i- i Ai Kin plaintiffs In error, vt the B it.- <>f Kl rl to, dcf.ielani In error Duval unduly. D'-- tltlort to rein*tat*- -a*e -lenled. George U. Walker tor | e I loner J.tbn F Bartleeotl an I E' on* Halt*. ni pel.ants, vs. Charles W 5 in-'ent et al.. executor*, etc... .u(el|.. .. Ala hu.t .-out.- 1) Motion lo dtsml** nppoal ‘lenle.t l.'hlef-Jusllc. Taylor disqualified. '* '•- ting I W W ll.imidoo for motKMi; Horatio Davis atal J. B. Whltefleai .Op tra, The Capilal City Light * Fuel Cos . ap pel.anl vs The Cliy of Tall.ihhasee, ap pellee—Leon roumy. Decree affirm* I Opinion per curiam Fred T. Mveiv for i>l>ellant. 11, ti I' Raney for am* bee Wllllsui J 'Knight, r .intlff In error v* the Arm* of Florida, defendant pt error - Alachua county Judßmen rever-cl nn 1 :icw rrb.l granie*l Ofdnlori l Mr Jue tlee Carter. B. A. Thra.ber for plaintiff It. error. Bamm-I Stewart ami Lentil# fbewar* plaintiff In error, v*. the State of Florida defendant in error.—Hillsborough county. Jieigment affirm*-.!. Opinion by Mr. J05.1.-* Carter Barron I’nllllp* for plain tiff in error, the Attorney tlenerai for th# "tele. H R, Richard, plaintiff in error, v* th* State of Florida, defendant in error.— Brodfonl county Judgment afflrme.l Opinion by Mr Justice Mnhry. John K. Hartrldge and Willi* A lssng for plaintiff In error aril.D WHISKY DA THE gTRHBT. Ware lounly'* YA ns A lo in tr- <1 Hut.lly In AAayrross. Wayero**, Qa., Oc|. 14.—[xpuiy Sheriff Jew McCbrllan * attention woe attracted Saiurday to a man on Brewer street sad dling ottt some article to the- crowd- of negroes that flocked around the count y wagon. Approaehtng the crow-1 1 • saw the .oomryman sell two or three hoff * - w evidence h# proceeded to pull him The roan gave hi* natro a* Fulford and said he was from Pierce county- He had on liand eight or fen hot.lea ol red li quor when caught City Court chanced to be In session, and In lees than an hour from the time n* wo - eeplcd by the officer. Fulford wa* racing Judge J B Williams. He very promptly entered a plea of guilty. Hru) npkilnM to the Judire that ha had gor Into fight, got behind with hi* flnunrt.il Hffiln and sold the whisky to Ciitch U|K Thf judve urntfnffHt hfm to pay a fln o' $! mil all rmttß of court. In lifu of which hr in to smo twrltf month* on the c tiling.mg Hill M-lt.ltoirw i %l*Tt llttf). Thr> %%-rrr In the Italilt of rirrrlita Men *f Tl*ir Owh I'olor. DuMln, Oa., Oct. 16policemgii J. I<* roar art. Jr., a 4iy or two ago broke up I h aaiitf of nrfro roM r * who** op<railon In Dublin have ext*nd-d over several months, anil wlium- lnltlft*o would ’© • credit to th laid m n In th* Diamond j Dick variety of novel*. M* arrrmed tnrei* of them—Till Smith. Will Coy and J**hn llarmon- who have a few aliases beside*. The gang ha* vi<nn>lr-d do*cr* of ntfrom from the country, rial tjoubtiej** a anal deal of money ha - b* * n lout by thi In no rent and Ignorant who fell Into lie hand*. The plan ha* been to ranch a n*'(jio froa j the country who had Jut sold hi* cotton* entire him t€> tome out-of-the-w.iy pm. ami fleece him of hi* hard raining*. An effort would always in- made by */• of iho .gang to net the count rytaaik Into a *ane f card*, which, filling, would b foil owe 4 by the irufin* of itli rw'f the gong. lln one way and another by Mini sharp t the country negro would lie relieved of all he had. Foil * man Cowart caught two of them "red- 4<i<ip T* a dry or re ogo. iJuet In the rear of Rachel** blacknolth *hop two of them hod a country negro harked again*’ a wall and had just got hla lust rent when the policeman arrested them. Thy were glv. n a term of ninety day* on ihe atreeta. along with another who wa* chtight yeaterday. WotmiM \e%%* Note*. Waftrom, CD.. Oct. 15.—A while man. giving hla name an Lincoln. pa**d tnnougtft here, having the appearwm?e of having been in a wreck. H** *nid he wan *ri upon by a band of negro** at Kvrett City, and beaten Into lom risibility. after which they robbed him of • few dollars In •tMiney. also hie o.tt and h it. The ICpworth league Conference closed !• night, after most enjoyable and very successful sesaloti. A strong termon was delivered by Rev. K. M. Whiting last night, the closing event of the confer ence get tie* Southerly Polytechnic. School ofiened for the ItOh-TfOl term to-day. under Mattering auspice*. There Is an enrollment of seventy pupils. There are about TOO ' hlWrcn a ti*- ruling school In Wayrross at this time. Accident \nrriml> Averted. Beaufort. H C., Oct. IS.— What might have proven s very serious or* blent was narrowly aver tad here Saturday after noon A goNOlltw apparatus woe*l In the bky 'ir repair Shot* of Mr Gordon Wtwd rtiff on Hay street exploded. blowing the proprietor through a door ami scorching hla eyebrow* ami moustache. Mr. Gant, Mr. Woodruff* assistant, had presence of mind enough to *htt off Uh valve con necting the jet with the gasoline storage tank and thus got control of the flames, which for moment threatened . seviotia < ordtugmUon Very fortunately, netther of ih young gentlemen waa hurl so rmualy. m 5