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1903June 07

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• Article 2 -- No Title
• AN ERRANT ORATOR.
• LORD BELLOMONT'S GRAVE; No Record of His Burial in St. Paul's Churchyard. Mr. Janvier Still Believes That the Remains of the First Reform Governor Were Placed There.
• Exports of Wire, Wire Nails, and Pipe.
• FELL DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT.; Stock Clerk Killed at the Crescent Biscuit Company's Factory.
• Gen. Sherman's Statue.
• HANNA TO STAY IN AMERICA.; Senator Denies That He Intends to Spend Vacation in Europe.
• WIBBLES
• WAGE SCALE FOR SUBWAY.; Rock Drillers' Pay Raised -- Other Unions to Get Increase Must Show They Demand Prevailing Rate.
• SOME BOTANICAL FREAKS.; Cornelius Van Brunt Tells of the Carnivorous Sundew and Other Things.
• GOV. YATES ON POLITICS; " Nothing But Roosevelt," Says the Illinois Executive. Has No Ambition to be Second on the National Ticket -- Thinks Bryan Will Not Bolt.
• IN THE CATSKILLS.
• INVALID HANGS HERSELF.; Discouraged Over the Lack of Any Prospect of Recovery.
• Obituary Notes.
• AVON-BY-THE-SEA.
• ZIONISTS MEET IN PITTSBURG.; Sixth Annual Convention Is Opened with a Large Attendance.
• ARRESTED ON HIS HONEYMOON.; McEntee's Former Landlady Charges Him with Larceny of a Picture.
• THE JEW IN AMERICA.
• SEASON IN DELAWARE VALLEY.
• Ended His Life at a Mission.
• Movements of Naval Vessels.
• AS TO A CLERKS' UNION.
• ON LONDON 'CHANGE; Money Rather Tight at First, but Soon Becomes Easier. Little Business on the Exchange -- Failure of a Broker Involved in Meat Shares -- Week Closes Dismally.
• AID FOR STARVING CHINESE.; Christian Herald Sends $10,000 to State Department -- Cannibalism Hinted at in Kwang-Si.
• AUTOMOBILE TOPICS OF INTERESTa; Motor Vehicle Owners Awaiting a Test of Bailey Law -- Reversible License Plates Find Favor -- English Automobolist to Have a Motordrome.
• Front Page 1 -- No Title
• KISHINEFF AS A CITY; Far from a Bad Place to Live In, Except for a Jew. An Active Trade Centre Where Fairs Are Held Twice a Week -- Famous for Its Plums.
• BOSTON, 10; CHICAGO, 2.
• BROOMSTICK'S FAST RACE; Capt. Brown's Colt Easily Won the Great American Stakes. Equals the Record Carrying More Weight Than Dalesman Did -- Irish Lad Won Again.
• TOWN RAVAGED BY FIRE.; Randsburg, Cal., Ablaze and Shut Off from the Outside World.
• GERMAN CAMPAIGN LIVELY.; Speakers of All Parties Heard by Big Audiences and Frequently Interrupted.
• IMPORTANT DISCOVERY MADE IN FIELD OF MICROSCOPY; Two German Professors Invent New Method of Observation Whereby Particles Which Hitherto Have Been Ultramicroscopic Are Made Perfectly Visible.
• Front Page 7 -- No Title
• KAISER CHIDES SINGERS; Tells Choral Societies That They Are on the Wrong Path. Says Most of Them Pitch their Voices Too High and Do Not Sufficiently Cultivate Folk Songs.
• TROTTING ON THE SPEEDWAY.; Final Matinee of the Spring Series Results in Some Close Finishes.
• TOLD OVER THE HIGHBALL
• Article 3 -- No Title
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• The Light of Other Days
• Seeds for Western Flood Sufferers.
• " He Knows His Onion."
• ITALIAN VICTIMS OF MOBS.; Ambassador des Planches Hears west Virginia Governor Did All He Could.
• ONE NOVELTY THAT HOPES TO RUN THROUGH SUMMER; " The Blonde In Black" at the Knickerbocker Will Serve to Introduce Blanche Ring as a Star -- A Stock Invasion from Cincinnati.
• RUMORS OF CORRUPT STRIKES.
• SOCIETY AT HOME AND ABROAD
• Article 12 -- No Title
• CONNECTICUT RESORTS; ound Beach Rapidly Filling Up With Visiters -- Greenwich Happenings.
• A Hat and a Precedent.; Race Suicide Again.
• Ordained by Bishop O'Connor.
• THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
• SEABRIGHT.
• NAVAL HERO IS RETIRED; Halford, Chief Gunner, Saved the Men of the Saginaw. Was the Only Survivor of a Month's Journey on the Ocean in a Rickety Gig.
• CRUISE OF MIDSHIPMEN.; Three Parties Will Leave Annapolis on the Battleship Indiana and Two Cruisers To-morrow.
• " NIGGERS" AND NEGROES.
• SHORT HILLS.
• BRAVE POLICEMAN INJURED.
• OLD EMPLOYER'S ADVICE ON LABOR.
• THE LONDON MARKET.
• COLOMBIA'S NEXT PRESIDENT.; Believed That Either Gen. Reyes or Gen. Velez Will Be Elected.
• LOSSES BY FIRE.
• POWER BOAT REGATTA.
• CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
• RESTAURANT STRIKE GROWS.; Movement of Chicago Employes Extends to Clubs -- More Eating Houses Close Doors.
• THE POPE'S WANING STRENGTH.; Reports That Intestinal Trouble Is Causing Alarm -- Rumors Denied in Rome.
• PHILADELPHIA, 3; DETROIT, 2.
• SERVICE RULE IN TENNIS; Discussion as to How It Will Affect American Players. Eligible Competitors to Meet the Englishmen In International Matches -- Whitman Ready to Play.
• Opposition Consolidated Ticket.
• SOFT COAL MINERS TO STRIKE.; Spread of Trouble in Somerset County, Penn., Because of a Cut in the Scale of Pay.
• DOINGS OF AMERICANS IN FRANCE; Many Go to Paris to See the Grand Prix Run -- Diners at the Fashionable Restaurants -- Concert by Mme. Marchesi's Pupils -- The Princeton Dinner.
• CREW PRACTICE ON THAMES.
• PREPARING TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL OF POTSDAM; St. Lawrence County Citizens Searching Old Records in Order to Collect Every Historical Fact of Importance in Connection with the Settlement of the Town.
• BONES OF MAN WITH MONEY.; Skeleton Believed to be of American Sportsman Found in New Brunswick.
• NEW CONSUMPTION CURE; Lung Specialists Test "Sanosin" with Notable Results in Berlin. Fifty Per Cent, of Patients, Many of Them Supposed to be Beyond Help, Are Cured.
• DARTMOUTH, 9; WESLEYAN, 3.
• One on the Elevator Men.
• CLOUDBURST SHEEPS TOWNS; THIRTY KILLED; Pacolet and Clifton, S.C., Carried Away In Torrent. Waters Rush Down Valley, Carrying Away Mills, Bridges, and Cotton Operatives' Dwellings.
• LEPROSY AND CHRISTIANITY.
• ESSAY FLOOD CONTINUES; Efforts of Public School Pupils Pour Into The Times Office. More Than 2,000 Compositions Received in the History Competition -- Interest Shown by Teachers.
• Duty Before Pleasure.
• Montpelier and Wells River Dividend.
• EXAMINER SERVEN RESIGNS.; Frank Kiggins to Succeed Him in Civil Service Commission.
• OF MATTERS THEATRICAL AND PEOPLE OF THE STAGE; The Actor's Temperament, with Some Consideration of Causes and Effects -- A Comparison of Actors with Workers in Other Fields -- Some Foreign Playwrights Methods -- Salvini's Views of American Theatrical Conditions.
• A Dream That Spoiled His Trip.; " A Dead Give Away."
• Providence Carpenters Win.
• PRINCETON ALUMNI PARADE.; Gay Graduates of 1863 Lead and Sixteen Others Follow -- Review by President Wilson.
• THE MARTHA'S VINEYARD RUNS DOWN SCHOONER.; Fisherman's Bowsprit Sweeps Deck of Steamboat Off Massachusetts Coast Injuring Several Passengers.
• CHANGES AT LAKE GEORGE.; Increased Accommodation at Several Hotels -- A Vacation House for Working Girls.
• AMBULANCE CRASHES INTO CAR.; Injured Driver Taken to J. Hood Wright Hospital in His Own Vehicle.
• COL. MONROE AND TAMMANY.
• SPRING LAKE BEACH.
• SEEK PARDON FOR BARKER.; Another Petition Being Prepared by Friends of Man Who Shot the Rev. John Keller.
• BACK HOME AFTER 26 YEARS.; Delmage's Mother Recognizes the Wanderer Whom She Had Given Up as Dead.
• UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
• Living From Hand to Mouth In New York During Summer; Methods by Which Those Who May Scarcely Be Described as Tramps Eke Out An Existence in the City During the Months of Warm Weather.
• TRANSVAAL TRANSIT DUTIES.; Consul Hollis Reports Reduction in Tax from Three to One Per Cent.
• THE TEXTILE MILLS LOCKOUT.
• In Continental Centres.
• Duel Between French Deputies.
• Article 9 -- No Title
• ATLANTIC Y.C. REGATTA.
• Bankers' Sons in Partnership.
• DE COURSEY MAY ELECTED.; Made President of New York Shipbuilding Company.
• Article 7 -- No Title
• WASHINGTON, 10; ST. LOUIS, 0.
• NEWARK ATHLETES WIN.; Academy Boys Captured the Points Banner at Interscholastic Championship Games.
• NOTES OF INSURANCE INTERESTS.
• HANNA ON ROOSEVELT.; Says the President Will Probably Be the Only Candidate for the Nomination.
• PHYSICIAN DIES OF PLAGUE.; Young Viennese Enthusiast Was Making a Special Study of the Disease in Berlin.
• ENGLEWOOD, 14; MONTCLAIR, 0.
• IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; Interest in Small Speculative Dealing Well Sustained. Latest Sales by Brokers -- Several Attractive Parcels at Auction This Week -- Complete List of Offerings.
• Front Page 8 -- No Title
• ROUND ABOUT EUROPE.
• EAST ST. LOUIS IN PERIL FROM FLOOD.; But One Barrier Remains Between It and the River, and That Is Likely to Give Way.
• MONUMENT TO COMMEMORATE NEW YORK'S FOUNDING.
• ASPHALT OFFICIALS ACCUSED.; Suit Begun in Philadelphia Against Promoters of the Trust, Charging Conspiracy.
• FIRST TROOPS IN RICHMOND.
• JUDGMENTS AGAINST TURFMAN.; Referee Decides Transmission of Sporting News Is Lawful Business.
• GOOD FISHING IN MAINE.; Many Catches of Big Strings of Trout and Other Varieties Reported from Moosehead Lake.
• Mr. Morenstout Gardens
• STRIKE DECISION A PRECEDENT.; Injunction Granted Based on the Coal Strike Commission's Report.
• TO CONFER HONORARY DEGREES; Well-Known Men Who Will Be Honored by University of Pennsylvania.
• A RAILROAD MYSTERY.; Strange Death of a Woman Passenger on a Lackawanna Train.
• VISITORS AT GREENWICH.
• SERIOUSLY HURT IN WRESTLING.; Bandage from a Horse's Leg May Have Saved a Man's Life.
• OPPOSED TO A FUSION CANDIDATE.
• DEAL BEACH.
• WOULDN'T TAKE CAR AHEAD.; Fifteen-Year-Old Boy, Who Thought He Was Standing Up for His Rights, Was Locked Up.
• PEACH GROWERS ASK RELIEF.; Those in Georgia Appeal to Inter-State Commerce Commission for Lower Freight Rates.
• THE BOWLING GREEN RAILING.
• ITALIAN HOUSEWIVES' DISHES; Many Uses to Which "A Few Garlics" Are Put by Women of the Mulberry Street Colony -- Many Other Stuffings Which Are Popular Among Foreigners.
• Steamship Cedric Gets Away.
• CRIPPLE FOUGHT POLICEMAN.; Was Interrupted While Beating His Wife with His Wooden Leg.
• BRITISH "TARIFF LEAGUE."
• THE FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stock irregular.
• Consul Ingersol; Dies at Colon.
• Article 10 -- No Title
• A.L. KEAN PROSECUTED.; Brother of United States Senator Charged with Cruelty in Docking a Horse's Tail.
• TO CONSECRATE NEW BISHOPS.; Appointment of Mgrs. Hooker and Dougherty to be Confirmed in Rome.
• THE RISE OF A "COPPER KING."; George Mitchell; Once Senator Clark's Mining Superintendent, Now Has Enormous Holdings.
• AGAINST USE OF PHOSPHORUS.; International Chemical Congress Condemns Its Employment in Match Making.
• AMHERST, 19; TRINITY, 1.
• AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.; To Take Place at 161 Broadway Unless Otherwise Specified.
• JERSEY TOPICS OF THE DAY; Unveiling of Hobart Monument Directs Attention to Fact That Place of Late Vice-President in Republican State Politics Has Never Been Filled.
• ILLINOIS MOB LYNCHES NEGRO SCHOOL TEACHER.; Belleville Man Had Shot the School Superintendent -- Taken from Jail Despite Strong Guard.
• IN FOREIGN LANDS.; Recent Russian Military Outrages -- Story of a Fantastic Nihilist Plot -- Roumania and the Jews -- Chinese Intrigues In Thibet -- Portugal's Great Industrial Schemes.
• M'CHESNEY WON EASILY; E.E. Smathers's Horse Takes the Harlem National Handicap. Gray, His Jockey, Also Won the Fourth Race for the New York Horseman.
• MR. KATZENLIEB ON TRADITIONAL FRIENDSHIP; Moving Time.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• NEW YORK AND ST. PETERSBURG.
• Article 11 -- No Title
• MOB SWEEPS THE BRIDGE; Crowd Overturns Ticket Choppers and Rides Free. Two Accidents Tie Up the Service in Rush Hour and Race-Goers Lead the Mob.
• MIGNONETTES
• SMOKE HAZE IS THINNER; Southerly Wind Clears the City's Atmosphere a Little. Builders Will Be Hampered by Shortage In Spruce Lumber as a Result of the Forest Fires.
• Mr. Moody Silent as to His Future.
• THEMES OF THE STAGE FROM FOREIGN SHORES; Maurice Maeterlinck's New Play "Joyzelle" a Symbolic Story of Love's Triumph -- A Napoleon Drama with Too Little of Napoleon -- Ellen Terry in Shakespearean Revival -- New Pinero Play for Autumn Production.
• An International Alliance.
• Taking Census in the Philippines.
• MAYOR LOW REVIEWS CITY'S FIRE FIGHTERS; He Also Awards Medals of Honor for 1901 and 1902. Queens and Richmond Volunteers in Line -- Water Tower, Chemical Engine, Wrecking Truck, Coffee Wagon, and Ambulance in the Parade.
• FLANNIGAN MUST DIE.; Gov. Odell, Who Reprieved Keeper McGovern's Murderer, Will Not Interfere Further.
• THE SEASON AT ASBURY PARK.
• LOW NAMES CIVIL JUSTICES.; William S. Bennett and Julius George Kremer for the Two New Courts.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• DEBRIS-LITTERED STREETS.
• BAY HEAD.
• WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
• PREHISTORIC RELICS FOUND.; Phillips-Andover Academy Expedition Makes Discoveries in a Cave in the Ozark Mountains.
• COMPROMISE ON LITURGY.; Two Forms for Baptism and Communion Will Be Used in the Reformed Church.
• THE CITY HALL PARK TRIANGLE.
• Bark Ashore on Island of Jamaica.
• KAISER'S SCANDINAVIAN VISIT.; Preparing for His Tenth Annual Trip to the North.
• " ARTIFICIAL" ICE.
• Article 17 -- No Title
• THE WEEK'S TOPICS IN THE BRITISH CAPITAL; The Expulsion of The Times's Correspondent from Russia -- Uphill Battle Confronts Chamberlain -- Ellen Terry in "Much Ado About Nothing" -- A Poor Royal Academy Exhibition.
• PARIS IN MAY.; The Champs Elysees and the Bois de Boulogne in Full Bloom -- Glories of the Season.
• MICHAEL GOLF CHAMPION; Cole Defeated for New Jersey Amateur Honors at Baltusrol. Triple Tie in Handicap, but a Boy Makes the Best Gross Score -- Another Defeat for Kennaday.
• FOREIGN TRADE FIGURES.
• Front Page 2 -- No Title
• Ambassador Meyer on a Vacation.
• NATIONAL LEAGUE.; In a Late Rally the New Yorks Beat Chicago by Three Runs.
• TROTTING AND PACING NOTES.
• MORE KILLING IN KENTUCKY.; One Man Slain and Two Wounded in Breathit County in Dispute Over Jett-White Trial.
• GERMANY EXPELS MORMONS.; Superintendent of Missions Cannon, His Wife, and Staff Ordered to Leave.
• PENN, 7; LEHIGH, 6.
• Article 13 -- No Title
• THE MAN IN THE STREET.
• FIGHT FOR CHINESE FORTUNE; Empire Owed $10,000,000 to Gen. Ward and His Sister's Heirs Think China Will Pay.
• DEVERY.
• Toledo Newspapers Consolidated.
• FRANK HILLS 100 TO 1 SHOT
• Article 5 -- No Title
• MR. JANVIER'S ARTICLES.
• THE PRESIDENT TAKES UP POSTAL SCANDAL; Mr. Payne Tells Him About It at the Cabinet Meeting. Later the President and Postmaster General Hold a Conference on the Subject.
• How High Salaries Originated.
• BALTIMORE'S MAYOR YIELDS.; Declined to Officially Welcome Elks Convention, Then Changed His Mind.
• THE NEWS OF NEWPORT.
• Montana Murderer Goes to Prison.
• MUSIC AT SAENGERFEST; Thousands of German Singers in Baltimore Next Week. President Roosevelt to Hear the Prize Songs and Make an Address -- Programme of the Three Days' Concerts.
• MUST CANCEL BOND ISSUE.; San Antonio and Aransas Pass Company Punished for Violating Railway Law.
• DIED FOR HIS LOVED ONES.; Poor Tailor Starved to Save Money to j Bring His Family Here from Bessarabia.
• Uneasy Conscience Led to Suicide.
• Displays That Are Unpopular.; When the Trains Tangled. No Rural Delights for Him. How She Explained It. Twists and Turns.
• BLOOD POISONED BY "MAKE-UP."; Burnt Cork and Grease Paint Has Made a Boy Suffer.
• GABETS BEATEN IN POLO; Squadron A Defeats West Point in Third Competition. Big Crowd at the Military Academy to See the Match -- Cadets Do Well, but Are Outclassed.
• ENCROACHMENTS ON SIDEWALKS.
• BELMAR.
• Women Hurt in Auto Accident.
• John N. Hoff in a Sanitarium.
• PROTECT THE TREES.
• MR. FROHMAN'S EXPERIMENT.; Great Interest Being Taken in the Journey to Paris of "The Admirable Crichton" Company.
• THIRTY PRISONERS IN RAID.; Capt. Tighe's Detectives Made Their Capture at Pistol Point in Search of Crap Game.
• PHARMACIST DEFENDS HIS PROFESSION.
• Earthquakes in Ecuador.
• ACTIVITY IN COLLEGE ATHLETICS; Interest Now Centred in Crews and Baseball -- Important Changes in Cornell Boats -- Yale Will Lose Many Fast Runners -- Good Outlook at Princeton.
• ELEVATED ROAD IMPROVEMENT PLANS; Increased Facilities at Stations in Manhattan and Bronx. Some to be Enlarged and All to Have New Waiting Rooms--Bridge at 33d Street and Sixth Avenue.
• Article 8 -- No Title
• BROOKLYN, 4; ST. LOUIS, 1.
• Front Page 4 -- No Title
• German Taxes May Be Increased.
• ANDOVER, 1; EXETER, 0.
• Article 14 -- No Title
• LIGHTNING STRIKES A CHURCH.; Cleveland Edifice in Which McCormick-Hanna Wedding Will Take Place Damaged.
• THE BUILDING ARBITRATION SCHEME.
• ART AS A HUMANIZER.; Foundation of an Art Academy in South Africa by Dutch and British Artists.
• THE LADY AND THE LETTER
• SURROUNDED BY THE FLOOD.; People of Black Walnut, Mo., in Danger of Death -- Boats Cannot Reach Them.
• EARL OF BELLAMONT.
• CASE OF RICHARD VAN COTT.; Doubtful If Postmaster's Son Can Be Retained as Superintendent of Delivery.
• DR. KOHLER'S FAREWELL; Departing Rabbi Blesses Congregation of Temple Beth-EI. He Preaches a Message of Peace Before Going to Assume the Presidency of Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati.
• Pat Collins's Orange Goat
• FOG DELAYS LINERS.; Three Supposed to be Anchored Outside Sandy Hook -- The Umbrla and Patrici Waiting to Go Out.
• German Envoy Begins Vacation.
• HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTIVES.; Plans on Foot to Erect One on the Boundary Between Arizona and New Mexico.
• Indications of An Early Season in Adirondack Camps; Early Fishermen Meeting With Great Success -- Imported Moose Insist Upon Being Civilized -- Some Fancy Boat Houses -- Latest Arrivals.
• A Thrilling Novel.
• COMMENCEMENT AT BOWDOIN.; Exercises, Beginning June 21, Will Include Dedication of New Library.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• INDIANS DESTROY NETS.; Chilcats Attack Salmon Fisheries in Lynn Canal.
• FROM JERSEY'S POPULAR RESORTS ON THE SEASHORE; Atlantic City's Bookings Very Heavy -- Duchess of Marlborough to Rent a Large Cottage There -- Happenings at Asbury Park, Long Branch and Elsewhere.
• That Open-Door Business.
• On Trial for Sororicide.
• CRAZED BY A TRAGEDY.; Man Saw His Brother Killed and Became Violently Insane.
• CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE ON CARS
• REPORTS FROM THE INTERIOR.; Fine Weather at Hopatcong Makes Bathing General All Along the Shore -- Busy Week of Social Functions at Bernardsville -- Notes from Water Gap. LAKE HOPATCONG.
• THE WEEK'S EXCHANGE MARKET.; Its Several Changes Explained and Prospects Forecasted.
• New Gunboats for Mexico's Navy.
• WOMEN'S ATHLETIC RECORDS.; New Figures for Shot Put and Forty-Yard Hurdle Dash Made at Clmira.
• PUBLIC SCHOOL "EDUCATION."
• THE BANKING SITUATION.; LIGHT THROWN BY EXPERIENCE UPON THE MONEY MARKET OUTLOOK.
• Article 6 -- No Title
• TO PROBE COWBOY KILLINGS.; General Land Office Will Inquire Into the Northern Kansas Tragedy.
• Belgian Automobile Race Off.
• Reichsbank to Raise Discount Rate.
• GARRISON ON CARNEGIE; Says the Tariff, Not Industry and Thrift, Enriched Him. Son of Famous Abolitionist Attacks Special Privilege Before Pennsylvania Quakers.
• Warships En Route to Manila.
• Measles in the Potsdam Schloss.
• SPRING GAMES OF N.Y.A.C.; Columbia University Runners Won the Two-Mile Relay. Duffey Failed at the Seventy-five Yards' Record -- Clapp of Yale Won the Hurdles.
• BOSTON STOCK MARKET.
• CAN'T IMPROVE POST ROAD.; Appellate Division Holds Law Meant to Bar Trolleys Prevents All Alteration.
• STUDYING CAPE RACE WATERS.; Canada Making Exhaustive Surveys of Treacherous Region to Prevent Marine Disasters.
• YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL; New York Again Leads in National League Race. Pittsburg's Victory Over Boston Establishes Record for Successive Shut-Outs -- Brooklyn Seat St. Louis.
• CHESS TOURNAMENT GAMES.
• WHAT BECOMES OF STAGE SCENERY
• WIRES TO THE PACIFIC COAST.; Postal Telegraph Company Arranging to Run Connections from Omaha on Union Pacific Road.
• Mrs. Fiske Visiting Paul Heyse.
• PRINCETON BEAT YALE; In Second Game of the Baseball Championship Series. Bowman Forced to Retire in Eighth Inning -- Stevens in Excellent Form -- Score, 10 to 6.
• Article 15 -- No Title
• SENATOR ON A HANDCAR.; Mr. Burton of Kansas, Unable to Reach Denver by Any Other Means, Tries That.
• RUSSIA BEFORE THE WORLD.
• TO REFORM MOTOR LAW IN ENGLAND.; A New Safety Scheme -- Would Abolish Speed Limit and Number Cars.
• A WISE SUGGESTION; Danger Ahead.
• CANADA'S STEEL INDUSTRY.; Dominion Statesmen Told That It Cannot Be Improved Without Tariff Increases.
• IN LORD BELLOMONT'S MEMORY.
• TO HONOR CONFEDERATE DEAD.; For the First Time Memorial Services for Them Will Be Held in Arlington Cemetery.
• A Medley of Hots and Cowns
• OUTLAWS KILL A MARSHAL.; Officer Was Trying to Arrest Two Men in Mountain Iron, Minn., When Shot Down.
• Mrs. McKinley's Niece to Marry.
• STREET VENDOR DIED RICH.; Just Before Death Old California Woman Learned of Inheritance from New York Son.
• EARLY TUXEDO SEASON; Several Weeks in Advance This Year -- Notes from Other Society Resorts.
• The Value of a Picture; One Nuisance. Learned His Lesson.
• PLANS OF HARRIMAN'S FOE.; Mr. Huntington Intends to Parallel Southern Pacific with Great Trolley System.
• TWO ORDINATION SERVICES.; Ceremony Performed by Archbishop Parley in Manhattan and by Bishop McDonnell in Brooklyn.
• Case Adjourned for Seven Years.
• LONG BRANCH.
• Overdoing Things.; A Theological Poser. Bimetallism.
• Picket Pierced a Boy's Body.
• OFFER BY TEXTILE WORKERS.; Union Strikers Call on Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia, Seeking Settlement.
• STREET CAR TRANSFERS.
• BERNARDSVILLE.
• BULLION AND MINING.
• TWO CHILDREN IN PARK LAKES.; Condition of Seven-Year-Old Boy Now in Presbyterian Hospital Said to be Serious.
• TAXES AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
• THE FINANCIAL SITUATION
• BETTER DAYS FOR IRELAND.; Bourke Cockran, Speaking in Sligo, Predicts Great Trade Future for the Island.
• FOUR HURT BY A FALL.; Scaffold Broke and Its Occupants Dropped Forty Feet.
• ON LOCAL CRICKET CREASES.; Manhattan and Brooklyn Teams in a Drawn Match -- Games at Prospect Park.
• MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
• NEW CHICAGO "SKYSCRAPER."; Henry Sampson of This City to Erect a $500,000 Structure.
• Felix Weingartner to Wed.
• Women Help Rule German Town.
• Hobart Won in Tennis Doubles.
• RICE FRIGHTENED THE HORSE.; Animal Ran Away with Carriage and Seriously Injured Bride and Bridegroom.
• Bulgarian Dynamiters Convicted.
• PITTSBURG, 4; BOSTON, 0.
• TROUBLES OF THE TEACHER WHO "SUBS"; Pupils Find Many Ingenions Methods of Making Life Miserable For the Locum Tenens.
• Front Page 5 -- No Title
• ZIEGLER EXPEDITION ARRIVES.; Steamship Helig Olav with Bulk of Exploring Party Reaches Christiansand, Norway.
• BATES, 9: COLUMBIA, 5.
• Article 16 -- No Title
• Some Stories of Stage Life
• BROOKLYN BANK CLERK SHOT.; Charles D. Fernald Accidentally Wounded on a North Dakota Ranch.
• BIM THE BUTTON MAN WINS.; Creditors Give Up Fight to Have His Bankruptcy Discharge Revoked.
• A NEW FISH IN BOSTON.; Caught at Chatham, It Has All the Hub Wharf Experts Puzzled -- Believed to Have Strayed Over from Italy.
• LONGEVITY OF MAN.
• PLANS OF PRESIDENT'S FAMILY.; Mr. Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt to Attend the McCormick-Hanna Marriage -- Summer at Oyster Bay.
• TO PRESERVE GROSSTIES; New York Central Forced to Experiment with Wood. Serious Question with the Railways, as Hard Wood Is Becoming Scarce -- Adirondacks May Supply Needs.
• Article 18 -- No Title
• BUILDING SHUT-DOWN'S COST $25,000,000; Estimates of Losses to Employers and Employes Thus Far. Workingmen Believed to Have Lost Over $13,000,000 in Wages Since the Dead-Lock Began, Thirty-two Days Ago.
• MR. CHOATE'S SON MARRIED.; Weds Daughter of Gen. Robert Shaw Oliver at St. Peter's Church, Albany.
• FIVE DEATHS FROM LOCKJAW.; Pittsburg Epidemic Began with Injuries from Toy Pistols.
• AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
• Sleeping Car Cranks
• NEW WIRE CLOTH PLANT.; Big Mills Will Be Erected by Roebling Concern at Trenton.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• SEES BOYS' BANK AND FAINTS.; Flat Dwellers Inspect Pawned Goods -- Harlem Suspect Held for Grand Jury.
• POINT PLEASANT.
• New Railroad for Texas.
• Suspends Dancing Church Members.
• ATROCITIES IN RUSSIA.
• SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
• Father Harty Made Bishop of Manila.
• CHINESE CARPENTER'S FEAT.; His Method of Mending a Hole in a Floor Astonished a Caucasian Flat Dweller.
• RUSSIA IN MANCHURIA.
• NORFOLK AND WESTERN; Its Record of Earnings and Dividend Prospects Discussed.
• McHUGH, M.P., ARRESTED.; Taken on an Old Warrant for Contempt, While on His Way to Meet Bourke Cockran.
• THE STATES FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU; Helps Largely to Solve the Perplexing Servant Question. Employment Found for Elderly Persons -- Some of the Scenes That May Be Witnesed Daily.
• Englis Cyclist Makes New Record.
• NEW HOTEL FOR CHICAGO.; Theatrical Trust Plans Eighteen-Story Building in Connection with New Theatre.
• Japan at the St. Louis Fair.
• PHILADELPHIA PRICES.
• FAILURE IN SAN FRANCISCO; Eppinger & Co. Suspend with $1,350,000 Liabilities and $700,000 Assets.
• IN THE ETERNAL CITY.; Denunciation of the French Religious Policy Expected -- Italy's New Foreign Relations -- Varsalona's Noble Accomplices.
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• Hotels Which Flcurished More Than Fifty Years Ago; Reminiscences of Palmy Days of the Rathbun and Other First-Class Houses of Entertainment -- A Chrismas Bill-of-Fare and Some Wine Prices.
• STRONG WIND REVIVES FOREST FIRE PERIL; Fighting Forces Expect Renewed Outburst in Adirondacks. State Heaviest Loser -- Buildings and Steamboats Caught in Flames at Hopewell Cape, N.B.
• Royalty at Saintly Birthplace.
• HOLY CROSS, 2; HARVARD, 1.
• Front Page 9 -- No Title
• STUDENTS' BOARDING HOUSES.
• DEGREE FOR DYING STUDENT.; Yale Facility Accedes to the Request of the Mother of Thomas H. Curran.
• STUDY OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
• GENERAL STAFF SELECTIONS.; Secretary Root Will Announce Names of General Officers This Week.
• Story of a Mouse-War Veteran; Wasted Effort.
• BUILDING TRADES SITUATION.; Most Union Men Opposed to Employers' Efforts to Do Away with Walking Delegates.
• Smith--Baer.
• SMARTEST SEAL IS DEAD; Aquarium Also Loses Sea Horses and Blind Axolotls. Nellie, the Seal, Was a Friend of the Children--Fish Hatchery Has Been Successful.
• SUMMER SEASON AT LENOX.; Cottagers Are Arriving in Considerable Numbers -- Notes of Personal Interest.
• It May Be, But--
• WILMINGTON GOES DEMOCRATIC.; Delaware Town Elects Charles D. Bird Mayor -- Wholesale Bribery Alleged.
• Egypt at the World's Fair.
• SEA GIRT.
• Had Learned Her Lesson.
• RIDE OF TERROR DOWN A MOUNTAIN; Trolley Car Dashed to Pieces Against a Clump of Trees. MANY PERSONS BADLY HURT Vehicle Sped Through the Night Without Motorman or Lights from Foot of Eagle Rock -- Several Passengers Jumped Off.
• burglars Rob Roxbury Post Office.
• RACE PRESERVATION.
• MOUNT TABOR.
• THE RAND LABOR QUESTION.
• PUBLISHER KILLED BY GAS.; Coroner Says That John B. McFetridge Met Death Accidentally.
• NEW JERSEY GAME LAW.; Official Statement as to the Open and Closed Season.
• THE TARIFF AND LABOR.
• FASTEST BRITISH CRUISER.; The Berwick Attains a Speed of 24.6 Knots on Her Trial Trip.
• THE BIG TIGHTS READY; Reliance, Constitution, and Columbia Are All at South Brooklyn. Will Meet in First Ocean Race To-morrow -- N.Y.Y.C. Annual Regatta Postponed Until June 15.
• OHIO'S GUBERNATORIAL RACE.; John L. Zimmerman of Springfield Probable Democratic Candidate.
• PHILIPPINE CURRENCY DELAY.; Lack of Gold Reserve Causes Postponement of Establishment of the New System.
• CYCLERS COAST FOR PRIZES.; W.J. Cox Made a Record Wheeling, Without Pedaling in Metropole C.C.'s Contest.
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• GERMANY EXPECTING WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND JAPAN; England Believed to Be Encouraging Her Eastern Ally -- Germany Would Observe Absolute Neutrality.
• ON POKOMOKE RIVER; Little Known, But One of Most Beautiful of America's Smaller Waterwavs.
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• BOERS DISSATISFIED.; Gen. Botha Has Called a Meeting of the Burghers of Heidelberg.
• BROWN, 7; WILLIAMS, 5.
• Aronowitz's Lawyer Talks.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• A MONUMENT TO NEW YORK.