Street Fighter 4 Volt Apk Dayi

After M. Bison's survival following his encounter with Akuma, the S.I.N. corporation began another fighting tournament in order to draw out the most powerful street fighters on Earth to complete the BLECE project. Each World Warrior has their own reasons for entering this tournament, but S.I.N.'s real desire is to lure Ryu to them in order to analyze the Satsui no Hadō, believed to be the last piece of data needed to complete BLECE.

ITHE THEWASHJNGTOHERALD WASHINGTON ASIlINGT HERALD IIEltAI I WEDNESDAY VI DNESAl OCTOBER OCTBEO6 crrOB l 10 1906IJANNUN UNNONL4UOS LAUDS PARTY PARTYSaysbays ay Prosperity > Depends on onRepublican onRCllblican oiiRcpublicaiiRepublican Success SuccessSPEAKER SnccesssPEABR SuccessSPEARSPEAKER i HITS HIT DEMAGOGUES DEMAGOGUESXcivIXciv XC cav YoLk rL i ncmoorntic Canillilatc CumlhlntcJQalgnntccl Cnnd11ntIotIgnnlcdDoKiffnatctl A Unnssnuilnjr unci unci3tollC1St L L1oiicst3tollC1St loilcst mill Murphy rurlth IM I Culled Cu1lcllSpfUc CulledSpftt1esSpptlM niMl Anjrcllc nellcniue Rate Ahuses AhusesM AbizcsArt huscJ huscJArcArc ShowII lovu to I1c ben Corl COrrt4tel COrrt4telhkago h iI iIhaM Wago ha > Oct 9 9UflCk tnele tn l4 Speaker of the Nattoaai Hous of Repre Repres ReproMat1v Ie Ieltfftas ltffta Mtatrrcw Mat1v n was waathe tile guest of honor to totiglit toTlgl toTtghttiglit t at Utile tfceawnnal tbe 3vUa ual banawet of otthc the Mar Marruett larIjet ktf ktf41ettS41ettS ruett Ctebi He psJd a 5owi IwM r tribute tributeIllinois tributeI tributeIllinoisI Illinois aikd tier faanoas wna sti praised praisedthe praiSedI ed edIlthe I Il l rtcor rtror at tl lbe RemAMnm fwrty JIIU1rdZd eniS eniSg74d J Juiztduiztd thcl thc thePrenident resldent nL and a 14 urged the re rection re rediOlt retioction tio of a aR KeyvWicaM 1 House of Repre Reprenatives RtpPenativel e enatlYeLnatives nativesHearst nativelBearst natlYeLf1earstHearst was w deslawited sInatod t as an anI ifcnasaBm ifcnasaBming ltas81lMing 111 I n awideaf det man ma and Murnby MurJJlaYu urpby as iaS ufllOt ufllOtj t tii ss S as aa a flOIk r c A AJ e r oUar t thtags thtagsi tbiSgtheSiber IIIISi IIS theSiber Ka Speaker said saidA sakiA saidAA Just sent ntjnellt neat among th the people h is tonecessary is11ee Isiecarynecessary 11ee lor ior tbe I lie welfare of the race raceIttte ntal rameopberIttte l jjMissophcrg eopber huManftariaas h aB aO anfrnt 311rv5 frnt rve rv a oseful purpose purpu but theit efforts effortst t eortswould would lief be of no aall unless day hy Y YJr dyad7arad7ar Jr 1w b year laborpatInH t insist insistritt itIIIItPltt btIntelligentritt detvrmified 4edaed Intelligent labor laborthat labortllI aLIOIOII aLIOIOIIt15Se8tllI t15Se8 t1 > cause Jnatttor to aSSOnat hO hOthat pe pethtthat tht is useful to the human aa family WithoutJaJIor WlthoutIabor With Without out outJaJIor labor commerce tOmm would MIld not n eodst with wlthout wftbouttabor withotbor iout outtabor otbor tabor clvfllzatkm > would cease When WhenII speak of labor I do not mean mere mu muc mus muscular miiseWarc cular Uar effort angttWedV mged y intelligence Int llipIKe The Theox Thfox Theox >ox and the th horse have > many times the themoecalar them1lNtCyiar themSecwIarmoecalar power pow that man baa baaLabor baaLabor hasLaborLabor in it its true senat embraces all allforms aUcrms allII forms crms of human endeavor that tend to toconserve tonaerve toeziserveconserve naerve the interests of mankind In Invention Inotlon Invntlon vention otlon learning wisdom reunion art artstatesmanship artstatesmaJudtlp rt rtstatesmanshipstatesmanship patriotism patrlot al all are neces necessary nfftaaI7 necesasiy sary to a beneficent and enduring fndurll civilian civUhaHon cl1JlatiGn civiliantionHon But to exert their t MW maximum twnettt twnetttall IteetItaU bene t tallall forms f of labor and capital must be 1tetINt beunder I Iunderunder tINt protection of o Just and equal equallaw eft eftlaw eqn4rr law wisely administered admlnlstenodlintclt administeredAi j jAhnacwAhnacw Ai lintclt UcN JItiat tI t lie Corrected CorrectedIn Ct rrcccd rrcccdTnIn the rapid development of oar re resources re reOUJCM msources sources we have been so busy each ea 1I 1I1d1Ia1 Indi Individual iSavIdaI vidual trying to Improve his condition conditionthat COIIII Ittoathat conditionthatthat abuses have crept e pt in Attention has hasrecently ltasreeeDtl hasrecentlyrecently been riveted upon abuses In con connectiot COlIneetit conneetitneetit with with the transportation of the theproducts the1ICb theuctproducts 1ICb uct of our farms our mines and amifactories anc1faetorles andfactoriesfactories In this great t country we are arethe arethe arethethe customers oC each other oLMZO 92 per cent centof eeetof centofof our products are sold Wtwa within our own ownborders OWRbe ownbordersborders be and in spite of all that has been beensatt IN INM1d beensaMsaM it is i true that they are transported transportedforfor ow convenience at half or less than thanhalf tbanhaJt thanhalfhalf haJt the t charge demanded by carriers carrierselsewhere earr earrhi carrierselsewhereelsewhere hi tbe world worldPerhaps worlelPHha workiPerhapsPHha Perhaps the most serious complaints complaintsjrew eomplalntaout complaintsgrewgrew out of o preferential prefer tIa1 freight fJ > l bt rates al allowed allowed 1 1lowed lowed by the transportation rtatlon companies companiesto compan compantoto certain favored shippers not because becausetbe bectusetbe becausethetbe companies co 11MU1ies desired to give them them but butbecause butbecauR butbecausebecause great shippers demanded such suchconcessions suchconcessions uch uchconcessionsconcessions as a condition precedent to totheir tetheir totheirtheir patronage pa and went elsewhere if iftheir iftbetr Ittheirtheir demands were re refused In my judg judgment judgJlMat judgmont mont most IDOIit if not all the Ills complain complained COIIIpIalned ed of and which whic we are seek seeking to rem remedy rezaedy I8 I8edy edy had their initiative in the practice practiceofof allowing al1ov1 g discriminations in favor ftn of ofcertain ofCfrtaJn ofcertaincertain shippers shippersAll shippersAJt shippersAllAll policies and I may say all led legislation ledJat leglaIaUon lation Jat as well that make fish of one and andfowl andfowl andfowlfowl of another are unAmerican and de destructive MLdnKtlve dostruetive structive But the people of the United UnitedStates lnftedStates CnltffiStatesStates competent for selfgovernment selfgovernmentamiaDd never so competent compet t as now nowMve have al alwfijs AI AIWItJS alwajawfijs met with courage co problems as they theyarise tbeyariH theyarisearise and and guided e1ded by It wisdom patience patienceand patienceancl patienceandand patriotism nt have solved them themThe themrIM themTheThe problems confronting us today todayare todayare todayareare by no means the most trying ylng ng and anddifficult anddUIIe1t anddifficultdifficult ones that have ever been present presented Jte8eJlttd presented ed to the American people for solution solutionThe solutionThe Uoft UoftTJaThe Achievement ievement of our independence independencethethe formation of the Constitution the theaboHtkm theabolltloK theaholltieaaboHtkm of servile labor tbe preserva preservation preH1VatIo preaervaties ties tIo of the Union the keeping keepl of Ute tbepuMic UteIMftc thepuhlcpuMic faith ralth have all involved questions questionsmore questionsmore tfcNt8 tfcNt8I1IOremore difficult of solution than those which whichwe whic whicwe whichwewe face today todayMore tedayJIore tadayMoreMore Difficult Problems Settled SettledWith SettledWith SettledWIthWith less l ability to meet them our ourfathers ourfathens oarfathersfathers disposed of the perplexities which whichrose wbJebrQR whichroserose up to trouble le them from time to totime toU1M totimetime aad we of this generation ge raUon under underhe underfhe underthethe he policies of the Republican party by bylegislation byJ bylegislationJ legislation ea of a Republican Congress Congressthrough COR Congressthrough e8S e8Sthntuthntu through the te he decisions of the courts and andskip andfer andcrfer cr tM last Ave T818WM1er years under the tbeship lender lendershipship of Theodore Roosevelt have sue succeeded eucIn ceeded In disposing of may problems problemscalculated MObtemsMllculated problemscalculatedcalculated to disturb dI urb all wellwishers of ofour ofour ofourour government mllHllt I tBat IB8t iButB8t Bat in all fl eras or Important accom accomplishment a at aecomplisbmeut plishment t the dreamer the demagogue demagoguethe demaaocwthto demagoguethethe selfseeker aelf have tried in the past as asthey all1M7 asthaythey are trying tryhs today to to lead the th impa impatient impstient tient t the Ignorant and tbe slnsh UI8b as aswell aswell aswellwell as those who are patriotic but mis mistaken ml mltaken mistaken taken away from the baste principles of ofsound of6OUnd ofsoundsound effective government meat into tbe tberealm tbertalBt therealmrealm of theoretical reform ref 01 aY mysticismand mysticism mysticismnnd lel8l 2ItDdand doubt At this time there are annan annanIn many manyxome many4Cxome 4C In New York some In Nebraska Nebraskapome NobrasItaFOIfte NObrashasomesome In Ifassachuseta Maasacbueetawbo who while pro protesting proteati8lr protesting testing their love Jov for Ute people peo are en endeavoring e eMe endevortni Me deavoring to lead them into paths that thatwould thatwouW thatwouldwould lead to disorder d r anarchy anarcb and ruin ruinWhat ruinWhat ruinwhatWhat a spectacle Ie is presented pr Dted to the theworld UteworhI theworldworld by the unassuming modest Hearst Hearstand Hamand Hearstandand the be spotless angelic Murphy urpby both bothprofessing bot botprof bothprofessingprofessing prof to wear the white clothing of ofreform ofrefenft ofreformreform and wildly proclaiming their devo devotion tlevoUoIa devotlen tion to the best 5t interests of the people peoplemaaipttiaUng peoplenc peoplemsajpuIatingmaaipttiaUng nc each for his own ends thu thurepresouiat1 ha harepreseatathvs hoftpttUllrepreseatathvs ftpttUll tatlt of the Nw York Democ Democracy DemocnC S racy rc and asking for ih lie l4q approval of Uw Uwadherents UMaftertlats tMsberentaadherents of that party in tbe great Em Empire EatIIn En Enre pire re Slate iate of New York as well as in inMassachusetts titIxFsae InItitissachusettaMassachusetts IxFsae tUl and the approval of the iheders lheof theIdesIdes ders of the minority party generally generallylimmghoat generallyI Uy Uytt limmghoat iirohont the United State StateUp Stftttf StaterlrUp lr to the t k he RciuiliIiGans RciuiliIiGansLocking RCIlnhlicn RepnhliczaLockkrg noc noclcMttncLocking in fc faces r3 as S of f the members membersfd red mf patriottew I 9 its It iNt acvCesafcms I speaking 1itD to you and a to tolUadsJIcans ton toIn I lUadsJIcans iN everywhere e r 1 1cwr ay 1t 1t Is up upe1 > cwr e party adheriaa adheriM to the policies policiesH Ikawbtc1 policieshkbwbtc1 H ate hkb Javve ft always y been its ta guide to 18IfC 18IfCt rae rreifji raeIt ifji fV tfc tbaTOtP errors that may have nave crept crej into intoI intoiidonrI1idOTtrial I and political UeaI life We W Wes are areartajrIs win die defects 4lef mile ni ftU to perform that duty We as a ainjerity at att adorItyinjerity t organisation > rpn S1dO have not only to toike toIkerare tothethe Ikerare rare cf oxrseives but we have to toike tef tetke toke fike ke rare t U of a misguided and andmorty misled misledinority nIslodhmrjtyinority The time to act t is f now No Notan Ntaft N Nutan u can an surtrssfntty 6UfC 5 Ity attack t Ck the t ht records recordsftbe r rerordsthe rds rdsfftbe f the RepnMuan R i3n i bttstratian bdatnt of Theodore T Odore The President the Senate anti the theII IIe 1 Leg ewe of Representatives Rfprf S ntatlves hav have oooperat oooperatII I in all this t1i work WI k and DCI speaking akiQl as one onev ifteJIO oneov JIO to o hncws tnr WJ from intimate association associationvi ansoriationvithvi vith it i tlis tIi work ok m 01 i cooperation eo ratlon I want to totay toitY tothattay that never in our history have hav these thesethn theseI ethn 1 hn hi roordii eoordiiit lit t powers in l gislaton 1gtslatloattirkeu gislatonWIrkt vorkcti logetJifi togeti oget with less fneti friUnn m or orviih ordlh oriiliviih iili bettrr bettrrS ettrr ttfr PMIIS PMIISAs wit 11 as absolute or his Jrfsttidal JaftkI3tkI3 ttidal positk poeitlon U5ttIO1 > i s gtng giing him the right rightdktate IIgbtt1 > dktate dktateTlie hrtater ktate ktateThTlie Th r banquet ba t was Wa h hl iill > > ld d in n the t he great hail liailthe hailthe1 the Audita AudJttrhnl luii Th rhf hail hal was wa dacorat dacoratwith dfllOratwith 4sroratwithIL 11 i with Anter A1b Aneat rta1 > ir ap U mgo s and bassets baanerswing baBReISwit bassetswiugAmong mong those at t the th speaker aPk t tabl tablv tabltH tablvrcv vrc tH Tf James A Stevens president pr iden of ofMarque o olit ofttlit Marque Marquette tte Club Speaker Speak r Cannou CannouCongressman CaaAOUQngreumau CnnouCongressmenCongressman Qngreumau H 5 Bouteile tbe Rev aid that thatthe titI lhtttPtethe t t Iletnorrata > emoiram rnoc 1II had ad pUt H their l best > esi foot footfonrnwl footfnward Cft tI fonrnwl rot fOI t SrniT Sf1tTnrshl rn4rchip rshlp to toSt FUOtedI n V A Clark iar I t riilylrg n round 1 triuiuIK r iUl1d Gov G4 J JK JII K Tool H Ja ttttT ar r Hopkins tlrt lu fh Re RepulIirais nelllt lieluIIipulIirais luIIi lllt nrts lI wviilij WtiUU L t t a t ftw it tn diftilits Iiouii r I t ti tily IM now nowtnid W Wieirieir seni tnid ly n nmtJfrJi rnhrr of tLt r f4trt party partyuher rty rtywhenwhen her the JH h Democratic majorities > i I rartJy r trJ > tr tn large Tlese IOP hJI S vjll In Incitntiiiei tt1rtIIlPd tiiifltt1Elcitntiiiei tn tt t tb o dty ity of Chicaif Chlct I tl tht thtHvnatur th thI th4nurHvnatur okna vr Tht Th IVmotrat 1KI Oratp are rt bsi WHH iy li livuled 11S I Ildlllvuled S ided over the th Bryan Br flryaniutLvan flryaniutLvanThat an8nUhan nlUvan sMuvrel sMuvrelTh 1r 1 I IrhUI Th That t rioje ou oe in inur nur > uresi a RtpuWiran REPUhUI art vote voteequal voteiua1 utcequal qual to t that of oftwo two years ttni ago agoTAFT agoTAPT I II IiIi rTAFT TAFT WANTED WEST WESTTTnwiioy WESTli1tSVIIeb TTnwiioy li1tSVIIe llwu Sees ClS lreslilfiit I r int und Ihtiix to toAfter toCuitiri 4 II Cuitiri 1Ihrf thcSllrctnry hit eretitr eretitrAfter I IAftfrAfter an exittided > ooiifei UllftIftcp > rc > with the t tpe tpePresident e ePresidntPresident yesterday yost estrda rday morning m min R Rf RfaUt Reprem4st Reprem4stathe presnt presntattxtattxt Tawney ot Minnesota vice t chair ehairman chairmanman of f th the Republican OmgrrSftUMiaT emp CoUgrcMftna1ctnntItIee OmgrrSftUMiaTeoiumittee wnat wnatoulmlt1eeeoiumittee predicted caim admltH adDUtttd d tlet he probable Ions to the Repub Hepubiicans Republtcans Repubfteatisiicans of three th or four districts hi Pens ldlaSh PenssyhantaSh syhanta nta thm th thr in Ohio aad a few f w wUthl in inIllinois 40ItliatoisIllinois Uthl but claimed 1lmfd one In Arkansas He HeXprr lIftx HeeZprrurdtx eZprrurd Xprr d the opinion that De Armond ArmondDemocrat AnDOIIdU AnuondDemocratDemocrat U rtt of Mhvonrl MI l UrI had a hard fight tightand lightandand might be defeated In Iowa he con Losceded un t tCtdedceded only one doubtful tIou tfol district districtSir districtMr tMr Tawney T Wlle baa been arranging for a anumber I InumbPr Inumbernumber of speeches speech in the West by b brUary Sec ec ecrelaryrctar rUary > Taft The plan now is to have havethe havethethe Secretary St crttary of War mak one HI pevh h in tnWisconsin inWiscon inisemwinWisconsin Wiscon isemwin in one in Minnesota Inn ta one on in Illi Illinois I1UnotE 1111note notE and two In Colora Colorado ColoradoALLEE ALLEE LOST GONVENTIONOpposition OOVENT1ONOpposition GOfiVENTION GOfiVENTIONOppositionOpposition Traded Offices for Work Workx Volki >i x 5 ing Majority Against Senator SenatorIIve SenatorI SenatorUhe SenatorPiveIIIIIve of the th IcsrlKlnforx Favor Al Alice Allee 1 1Ice ice Ice hive OPIIOKC Him taI Two IwnoC IwnoCrhtJII lsi of ofThem of1lIThem 1lI CIII Are A ye oitComiiiitial XonColUlUitta1Dover No oitComiiiitialDover tiCoiniul itaL itaLDoveriIDover DeL Oct S II 1la la a riotous con convention COltve convesttl den vesttl n here this eventag the antiAlte antiAltemen antJAllfe antJAllfeDIeD andAliasmenmen got terrMe ftVftIP revenge oa the Senator Senatorand Sena Senatorand tor torandand his friends for controRmg the county countycommittee countyeommIttee countycommitteecommittee this morning They traded tradedotace tra trao tradedocesotace o oces 8ees for a majority and nnaMy got it itBy ItB It ItByBy B tbe th application mercilessly and bois boisterously boisterously belaterously terously of the unit rule nd the combina combination COIIIIbInatlon combinatimi tion headed by Col William Wnllam V itom D 1 Denny Dennyand DennyaAd Dennyandand Frank E E Davis onwflmssed ed a ticket ticketand ticketand ticketandand crowded it throvgh a the convention conventionamid COIentkMIamid conventionamidamid uproarious apphuue apphuueTake appIaawTake appisaseTakcTake your medicine yelled Col Denny Dennyatat his J victims the t crouching and de defeated fie fiefated dofooted fated Alice men Anything A was waaaood waaaoodenouch good goodenough goodenoughenough for t us when you had control controlto teRtrolXow controlNowNow stand UI and take Wh3ts comingto you youIn youIn youinIn Gods name remember retorted retortedCol Itorte4Cot retotettolCot Theodore Townsend who was wasslaughtered wasIaQhtflM wasslaughteredslaughtered for State senator for or Ad Addicks A Adieks 14dicks principal lieutenant Senator Avfn AvfnB A MR MRB JvtaBB Connor that youve got to elect that thatticket thatticket thatticketticket you are nominating JIOII Datla here todayDelegate D te Levi G Sternerof camden Cawdenwith CaMcIm1th camdenwithwith 1th uplifted upUtt t hand after an being ousted oustedfrom eatedfrom oustedfromfrom the cbalrmsm chal chairmanship big on a unit rule ruleresolntton ruleresolutloJt ruleresolutionresolution electing eJectbt Robert A Davis Davischairman DavJtl DavJtlchairman Davischairmanchairman and AL M John Bradley secretary aecrelao seers seerstary tary opposed a resolution to make lte the theelection theUOD thee1ctlonelection UOD unanimotts unanimottsFhre U1UUat U1UUatFhe unolmeuaFiveFive of the legislators favor Allee two twowfll twowillwill 111 not pledge three favor Harry A ARichardson A ARlrharcleon ARichardsonRichardson and two Judge Ju4 ttewlH for senatorsbtp senatoi atobtJI > htp to succeed Alice AliceDR AI AIDR AliceDRDR WILSON FOR SENATOR SENATORDeinocrnilc SENATORDemo SENATORfleiiioerallcDeinocrnilc Demo rntle Lemlern IAfud Leni1er > rf Vnnt nnt Princeton PrincetonPresilcnt l lrlncetonPresident rlncctonPrcNIlcntPresident to Succeed Dry Dryden Drrc1enNew DrydenNew den denNewNew York York Oct Qc 5 9An An effort was made madetoday madetoclay madetodaytoday by tbe Democratic leaders of Es EsfleX Es Essex Essex sex county N J J in a conference of the tbeeleven theeleven theeleveneleven candidates for assembly to tothe force forcethe totcethethe latter laUr to declare Dr Woodrow Wil Wilson Wilson VI1PIesklent son president of Princeton University Universitytoto be their choice for United States StatesSenator StIlteaSenator StatesSenatorSenator for the seat now 110 held by John JohnP JohnF JohnpP Dryden The T result was a three threehoars tbnehours threehourshours wrangle and a draw Tbe con conferonoe CODtftWlCe eonfereaceferonoe failed to indorse anyone but butadjourned butdjoumed butadjournedadjourned to meet again 3 next Sunday Sundaynight Sundaynt Sundaynightnight when another attempt will l te temade e eIDa e emademade IDa to pledge the delegation delegationWEAVER delegationWEAVER don donWEAVERWEAVER FOR HUGHES HUGHESIMiila HUGHESPhiln HUGHESPlaiInIMiila Mayor ht or to Speak In New Xc York YorJcfor Yorktor YorklOtfor Kvpnlillcnn Ih Jlnhllcnn Xoniiuep XoniiuepPhiladelphia XomluePhiiadflphla oiii1iieePhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Oct S Some time before beforeOctober beforeOctober fOft fOftOrtoberOctober 3t Mayor Weaver will speak In InNew InXew InNewNew York State in the interest Int of Charles CharlesEi E E Hughes H He has also under ronald rotreideratkm romlderattoR ronaldctatlaseratkm an Invitation to stump Ohio OhioOLD OhioOLD OhioOLDOLD SPELLING FOR YALE YALEIreslilcnt YALE1eilcJnt YALEJrcclilentIreslilcnt IIa nntHe lIa4lley ley Ojinones OtlllO e SImi Simplified SimplifiedMethoI > Iinc tl tljlethth l lilollioililollioil In Classroom ClassroomNew CInIroomNew Clnroo3uNewNew Haven Conn Oft X 0 9 Yale Univer University rnlv Univeratty r reJty sity will not adopt the simplified simpll ed method methodof metheclofof spelling spel according acconHn to a statement stat ment ment1ry made madeby madebyby President Arthur rthurrr Hadley fladk thfe after afternoon atterIKKJI rtot rtotnoon noon noonI4 I do not intend to make use of the new newsystem newSstem newsystemsystem aDd am a not an advocate 34iVecat advocates said he heWhen beWlwnWhen asked uk why wit he did not nota favor aver the theTtooseve tbeRoosevelt theRooseveltRoosevelt reform refena Mr Hadley replied 1 Ithink 1tbh 1thinkthink t the burden of proof lies with the theadvocates thead theadvocatesadvocates ad OCate of the movement mevett not with withthose 1JIththowe withthosethose who refuse to be drawn WD into the t re reform R Rfone yefoii form foii ranks ranksAgain raaskI ranksAgainAgain I he bald I see as yet et no reason reasonto reasonto reasontoto adopt It ItBEST JL JLPEST ILRESTBEST AT MOUNT OLIVET OLIVETRrninlius OLIVETunJu OLIVETReisalitRrninlius unJu of Thomnx 1 Itynii 1t U Tem Temporarily T Tonijnrarily m mlflrltrU porarily lflrltrU Placed In Cemetery CemeteryThe CCJI1ctcryIttDain8 CeiuetcryTheThe remains of Thomas Keanc Ryan Ryanson R Ryanmat a aBOltson of Thomas F Ryan were tempo temporarily t temporarity rarity removed remo to ifotmt ftt Olivet Cemetery Cemeteryyesterday C Cemeteryyesterday yesterday aJ mornbv at It 1 oclock o lock The Thebody Thebody Thebodybody was az placed tit a vault pending Jeftd the thenrrrral tiletrr tnetrr1alnrrrral trr aJ of the th noted not financier from fromFrance fromfeTaltt fromFranceFrance where whfr he has l beti > 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tharedcentscents a copy py for it it The price rice of ofthis orthis ofthis Ithis paperdaily pra rdan tsstteis js ONE ONECENT ON ONCENTCENT No more should be paid paidfor paidfor paidlotfor It Th The fact that it is worth worthinore worthmore worthmore Imore and that people eopIe > Willingly Willinglypay VIlI1nglypay willingly1Ypay more d1S thw es net excuse the im imposition im imp4Sitioll Lenposition position involved when over un r a apenny aptnny apennypenny Is charged chargedAll chargedAll ha haAllAll the newsboys in Washing Washington Y Washington ashlnl ashlnlt ton t on will be sellng Tho Th > Herald Heraiilshortly Hhlshortly Heraldshortlyshortly and selling It for forpenny a apenny apeonypennyIHEARST BARS DELANEY DELANEY3IcCldlans DELANEY1e1e11aHs3IcCldlans 31 tClella1 Fornier F orlHC1 Ally 11 Is IsDenied IsmL Is1elLictlDenied mL cl Place on Ticket TicketREEUBUGN fYirlietREPliBLIOA1f 1ieketRPUBMGA1REEUBUGN = AID IS SOUGHT SOUGHTStnlir SOUGHTStIle SOUGHTS SOUGHTSlt1eSStIle Cliniriaiini Clan i rmn II Wooilrnlf Vnoilru If OIIIUIt III IIIllttI i > oI oInnl 1 1IJtalIJtal with Ii In I 14sieiitleue4 ilji ltcltlllIce cn llMico ltngnu ltngnuAcciitnliiiii 1tAICCIIUtlUIl LoguIlixitAcciitnliiiii thnt XutGhIII Xot itctltig GivIiiK rtn it3i1 tntlltnt Itinie tnt > l 11tir alr Trvntr Trvntrintjt rrent rrentU VrenilrIzta =intjt U J ilrliiKa Hrln Iortli I urql a i IU 1tII 1tIIiYClrk ittily ittilyYork i y yXcJrYorkXcJrYork York Oct 9 9TItt Toe oituatM r n X sew sewtrk e eirk w wTrkirk trk and lndKfni Kings with th reference rdnJIe1II to Mr Mrf lr lrqioarctsf qioarcts su f t candidacy clooidatyls is st stjH tiU 11ut1III UT uyin IB the air alnJa alrjIr airCagteonisnt> Cagteonisnt Ja aurt jIr nwnt lnf rt between tC4n the th InApjleBdelKe InApjleBdelKel Independenee1iegue Ji4Pt 1iegue l rtRw of Tammany Halt hs T yet > t teen fiB fiBntn r rsd rsdroorerning ife l liroorerning i indications poInt Uint to a iiannoftfeos hsr as agree acreemenl agreemeat ee eenli meat nl on 1 this matter matterTli mat matitrThe r rT1aTli The Hearst U It managerS m nac however howe erlnt erlnttJaat insist ioetsttbat insistthatt that John J 1 Detaney Dl tflY who w o reti resigned ned hIs hfoHa hIsJ1itm bin1A11Ha J1itm 1A11 jn job as a MtroorattoB counsel U 4n n owJer owJerto 0IIIIItWto oadertoi to be In Un line for ortw or the Supreme apime Coed shaft shaftnot haH haHnot hallnot b be nomiaaied and a it fa tfkely 1t 1 that thatMuiphy thatMulJ IbatMujthyMuiphy hY will wtf1Yf1iMto yield U to them OB a this point pointI pointklatlfY pointIilaneyI klatlfY ianey bad 1 toag 40nj been a faithful friend friendand friendaad friendandand ally of MeCJea M McClellan CJdla n aw aI be w frit U Ucould that b bI8UIct he hemuMcould net ceottece cu t to bold hi his Job as legal legalatviaer legaladviser at atas adviser a t te lbs iIe admfntetratkm and still Ittilla iU iUecki 500 eck a favor at t the t hands ba of Murphy MurphyWhatever Murphyt urp y yWiteerWhatever t Witeer anHtranoM tIVaI be might bt have lIa had hadfrom hadlromfrom rum M 1IWJ ri Ia y there apparently is i now no nocliane 50eheneecliane taaftte that he trill g get rt oa Ute judiciary jhlldaryt judiciarytkkft judkiarjtkheutkheu tkheuWhen t tkkftWhen kkfotWMftWhen Mr fr Murphy Iurl was asked ed wftelher wftelherort or not notDelaMy Deiaaey woofcl Wovitl be nominated IIOIRina bo bosidestepped h hrsidesteppedsidestepped aiclel teppec the oaeathm q8Nt He said that thattbe thatthethe t convention would decide that which whichwaa whichwaswas taken takfitu as equivalent to myiws an yia that tbatMr thatMrMr Delaney was out of the running runningUiilto runningnutUiilto nut on luiUcIitl Ticket TicketBut Tieketlint rlcl t tDettBut white w the independence I 1H Leaj LeajTanurany af veTamiuaay Hail will probably arrive at atk ai aiworking C Cworkingworking k agreement In rean r respect ct t to the tMetal Ju Jueial mdi mdideldel tkkevtae former party pany will wfflrbt willright >right iaMad ahead with inde IRdeIndeII > emieat eal Romlna RomlnaUaM oiiI oiiItiwisUaM Ibr r Congress COIIreu5enale Senate and a Assembly Assemblyinin Manhattan Manh l3J1 and the Bronx Thfe does doesnot doesnotnot DOllDMft mean that a a full ticket will be put op opbut tIPbut upbutbut that candidates IICIWattS will W be Hrcted to tomakemake > 1ak a ngbt nplitagolset agamst balk tbe Republican Republicanand Itepubllcanand Republicanandand Democratic ntocratk selection Ds In all allLast allLastLast La > l year r when wft li BlI B Odell was the theRepublicanRepublican bos hose be made a deal with Ole tbeHearst OleHr theIlentftHearst Hr t maaagett malUlCf whereby a number of ofRemiMlcan ofRepublicanRepublican candidates ndStea for aldermen aW rmen and andassemblymen andnssembiymeweTeassemblymen 4IfSRmbt1IIttere were Indorsed by the Mu Municipal f u unicipal nicipal Ownership IeatM IA League > to their mu mutual mutual mutual tual profit It Is aot J t likely that any such suchdeal suchdealdeal will be made this year ear as the hemana hemanasofa mana managers manaIII sofa III are against t It State Chairman Chairmannoodurff Cb ChairmanVoodirff Jrmannoodurff 06durtr admitted adll Ued daY > that be had hadheard hadbcrdheard that Hearst Hr people were trying try D5 to toeevatbte tonegotiatenegotiate ut te with the Republicans ubU anJl of some somedistricts somedistrictsdlstri districts anything but favorably impressed I ftfd with withtbe withthethe Idea IdeaII hope said be that no Republi Republican Repubilcan can candidate cand1d41 tf will accept acce the Independ Independence IlMfeopenJeuee IndepenIonce once League Indorsement MeDt or nomina nomination DOIIIiaatton sonatasdon don I have received ftCfI e4 a great many pro protests prote1t8 protests tests against this t In talks I have had hadwith h hwitla hadwithwith Herbert H rt Parsons president pI t of f the thenew lh lhnew thenewnew Republican County Count Committee and andSenator andSfonalIOr andSenatorSenator Pft PRe e Ui they Conditions are altogether al ber different this thisyear tbt8y thisyearyear y from the situation a year ago agolNue apb agoIssueIssue b ue Clearly Defined DeflneiTThe DefinetIThf DefinedrheThe Issue between Hearst and tbe tbeRepublican tbeR4pUbUcan theRepublicanRepublican party now that Hearst has liastaken lIa lIataken hastakentaken the nomination and is workinr workinrwttb workInrwith worjdnrwithwith Tammany Is clearly defined W Ware Wre We Weareare re against honest and Tammany Tammanycverytbtes Taeyne1tbiq so soeverytbIncverytbtes else and these is no r IW = wi wiwby a awh3wby W we should b be wttb them on any anysuch aftWth anysuchsuch rropostthm or accent It any Q UeneS UeneSfrom bt bneis bneisfrom S Sremfrom rem them It might t help some It of f our ourlocal ttIIIefot ourIncallocal candidates to have haY Heant HeantdoMDt Hearnfs m mdorseinent ha hadorsesncutbutdorseinent dorsesncutbut iMtt It would Injure the theera1 s seral gen genoraloral cause UR which Is attimaortaat attimaortaatChairman al1lnqtOftaBtClonlnnan aIllnaportantChairmanChairman Parsons also a declared 4eeIa that thathe tJaatl1e thathehe was against any such ueh deal dealIfcarst deaLfunt dealIltarstIfcarst suffered 8tI ness n s after fter his tour speeches eec th the night nijbtbtcre ni nightbtiie ht htbclffObtcre In which he accused atc accu d the news newsiKipers atWsrlaPt newspaperspapers rlaPt hostile to bis candidacy of un unfairness un unfairness usfairness fairness to him lie had big audiences audiencesat autJ autJtat t an s n these t meeting and soiae of the IheOldtime theoldtlme be beoklUmeOldtime enthusiasm and passions for his hiscause hiseaDR hiscamecause were man manifested manJ8tet1Praetfti manifestedPractically festal festalPracticallyPractically no papers pa r are ar supporting supportinghhn supportinghim suppsrtInbbshim in the whole city except his own ownMen eW1L1ft awnMenMen employed emplo ed In writing politics p Un how however heweVlr however ever feel that he dW them g great peatl injus injustice injustire tire In his speech last night gilt While it itmay Itma Itmaymay ma be true that two of them In specific specificinstances spfdftekasta spedlicnstanesinstances kasta told specific untruths about abouthim abouthimhim in the long run be has been treated treatedwith treatedwith ted tedwitbwith great tat fairness in the t e news nt columns columnsItIt was pointed Pelnt out by some of f these po political to toUtica paliticat Utica writers today that Mr r R Hearst Bfantbimxlf Hearsthimself arst arsthimselfhimself is very vet unfair to his opponent la lathe I Ithe Inthethe columns of his hl newspaper newspaperrroutlcnllj newspaperlrnctlcnI1y newspaperIrnetlcaliyrroutlcnllj Isriiorc nu IhJhc IhJhcThis Iligiiesrhl rl cs csTliisThis rhl mornings monaID S American contained d Mr MrHearsts IrHeal1t hitHearstsHearsts speech JMechol of the full toll yet it gave but a third of a So column columnto oolumnto columntoto Mr Hughes 1I speeches bea in which he beproduced heumental7 hepSodoocdproduced documentary umental7 evidence to prove provethat prO prOtbat provethatthat all of Mr Hearst newspapers IIfW S here herewere heftWfft borewerewere run by corporations which swore rworcoff sworeoff ore oreotIoff their taxes taaA mid evaded liabilities in indamage indamage indamagef fETerydamage suite suiteEvery suit suIteEveryEvery other paper pa ro of importance hnJtortaneelaere hnJtortaneelaerebad here herebad herehadbad the speech speec of oc1Joo both candidates t practi practically praeUcaUy praetlcallyinfull cally callyinfull in full fullMr J JMr IMrMr Hearst H it was learned Je r today toda will willnot willnot willnotnot after atteraU all attend the ratification meet meeting meetIng meetlug ing in Tammany Hall the night of Octo October Octor tJctoher her r 18 1 rio JI will speak that thateveulag evening la laOywejo lito haOtwegoOywejo o He starts on another speech speecbmaklne 8peecbn speechmak1ntmaklne n tour upState tomorrow tomorrowH Mr MrHughes hitIlughea >Hughes H bes started atart on a tour of the rural ruralcounties ruralctunties ruralcountiescounties this ita thismorning thismorningBig morning morningKg mornlnAB15Kg Tim Sullivan couldnt be budged budgedfrom budpdfrom budgedfrontfrom his termination not to run for forSenator torSeaator forSenatorSenator In the Eleventh district and at atthe att atthethe t convention heW at 353 Hudson street streettonight ltrrettonight streettanighttonight Dominick Domlnkkhil1nne Mulluney cot the nom nomination nommtton fernIton ination MuQaney MUllaie was Sullivans can candidate 11cl1dat cand1dat didate cl1dat He is president of t the TimothyD StHlvan AssocIation and served seven sevenyear fIeV fIeVeant setenyearnyear eant in the assembly a em l7 in I the old Third ThirdSullivan ThinJSulUnn ThirdSullivanSullivan did not t appear at the conven convention eonyflft eonyflfton conyoration tion on His valedictory Ifdl tory as a public JubU amee ameeeeker oMee oMeebeelter lllc lllcrbeelter eeker r was modem made in the fonn of a letter letterwhich letterwhich letterwhichwhich he sent nt To t to the convention and andwhich andwltleh andwhichwhich was read rftftdby by Dan Finn FinnHe FinnHe FinnHeHe is a wealthy wealt man said Fuss Ho Hohas H Hbas IIchashas made his money honestly and fairly fairlyHe t3lrlyHe fairlyHeHe is a man with 1tb an n Income now of ofUZ oft1UZ t1 153666 a year yearHearst yearHeant yearHearstHearst talked into a phonograph phonO ah to tonight to tonlcht tonight night He H made a corporation speech speechwhich speechwhich h hwillewhich wille will be trcorded on dozens ng of lit 1ttie litlie wax cylinders and nd sent cnt nt broadcast broadcastthrough brrodrasttllmuarh broadcastthroughthrough the State Already AIrf8 iy pictures pktur of the candidate speech have hav been n prepared 1 and they will willbe willbe willbebe used in connection with the phono phonograph phonograpJ phonegraph graph speech speechAt speechAt h hAtAt a number of o small na towns t wns where Mr MrHearst MrHeant MrHearstHearst will IU be unable to appear audi audiences audlneft audiflee ences flee will I be entertained fD 1 with a sort of ofHearst ofHeam ofHearstHearst vaudeville show moving pictures picturesand picturesand picturesandand phonograph working wcddn together togetherThe togetherThe togetherTheThe Independence I1W penle League managers managerscIaim managf managersaitfl > rs rsainlcIaim ainl the credit of a new political stunt stuntand stuntand StUSIandand believe ve tb the kinetosqapephonograph kinetosqapephonographcompany k1 kifletostpeplionogiaphcompany pepbonoaraph pepbonoaraphcompanycompany wm In make 1n4k a big bit in rural ruralcommunities n111uDt ruraleornmtnftiescommunities communitiesToinil eornmtnftiesREGISTRATiO2T uDt ip ipREGISTRATiONISREGISTRATiONIS REGISTRATiO2T IS LIGHT LIGHTTotnl LIGHTTotalTotal for Two Days Du Das Only TJiirtern TJiirternTJiOnsnntl TlLircinThousand 1JtirtCnTho1UmntlThousand Alicnd of f Lust In Vear VearXew VetrNew 11 11XWNew York Yor Oct 9 9Tb4 Tbe registration regi tration fo fothe for forthe 0 0thethe second ond day in tMs city dtfW fVi5 off IT fflltti u uliiti aUUIIliiti UUII and ant the total for tw tWft wn day da days Manfeitai tanhl t CI and A nd the t he Bronx exceeds t1C 1i tiie tiietwo t tetwo I iI iItwotwo day dI I toti tOlitl l of f jnst lst year ear by only niy niyISW niyUPISW 131 whcj Wh l t H > firs fi flt t day a not ranaletcl il j 1 1at ri rialal aletcl erifl In Kr HnltkJr iiklj trr tiJ va waq va a falling fallingff fallingoffoff ff of u about IVW II from rota 1st st t year y ar Th Thrain Thaln Thrainrain aln accounts for or the failing off in tnnsnsIJEIGUSES EIGUR S ON NEW YORK YORKI YORKSoittI Som Some Calculation tI aHo luiUeadn r ihe iheHenry ihejj S Henry n n Jfil Jub ul > A tItSud It hV cud 41 of llcir lJcrst lJcrstirui llcirJro t tFrOlJro ii uo c Kr Rrll arly fU Lh1l > K Fast FdoTIp FastTlr tf tfTlp >TIp pr present Mnt political l lt el1 sitralic s1tl sftiata aU a has been beenHlCtd n nHIrHUered HIr t to tire t be campaign Orov t1Olr rOvr by l a son StltlO > > W lillil i It is i however hO f r qaie ilar In 16r 16 i ii large 131f number ll iiuuaberjn f Republi Republican can n jn JL tJLtatlZted LS atijd 1t with condition t C81dItOII5 m9U within withinI w withiap2r th thiI ihHr pany IIrirtfmllMod p2r y n rtfrnldid trained from gotag gon to th th1Hln t io ioiwIl11Hln K > IU un cleitim elf httk > L dnj 4i h A fttr ft w w1el f i lively 1el voted ottd ttd for C tthiU tl ml The Th IXmo IXmofrai U Dtnorate mo II frai ra rate v vtJ i td j fali a jrtWiJlh IretIlh tb fn tii ciiUfcit ciiUfcitj LliIIitt LliIIittI t tJj In 111 Ud I Ic 1 similar hnlr inavemn on onth tnth n nthth r pati > im or r Tjtnaicrtata J > en n Hut it te I rttsKiniBir ti i thia thU1lj ih fwrro fwrroril on tnot oril t r rc JJSfi that tli thHr t r volt utc H ill tI U UCat In Inc I Italc tal Cat i dhvctly tw f Hugh fj fjtS is Usm dsiilar mdar lar in h l iiit thtt > i fc fctnoventtote nutter nutterMH 1 1tfMH tnoventtote > v tiit ItlUt vtie of or RrpuWKansfM Rrpublkan b ilesit ilesitAft J 4it 4itamipaUonAft ixamipjttion t tli tl AVur liguros ut5tI ut5tISt witt witttgct wIUeutgesteutgest tgct St that the tta j psobl ivW5n hw nt oi Ur Hearst HtarslIK R Hearsth ftt fttiliIK h tw ut ti ka u uy y W uiii Hfj ft rtr it it 1 11 tar tarnkidafeie t00dak formidablnkidafeie > boftt I t y lear t a fce nUt fOr 1Mtal Mayor Muyortnthein tal tnthe the CWjr tir of K eYurh c Y Vfk Hie Hl tola tW tWL totalV4t4vM t4 w The f comtentd > vote oIp against t hilt blanS hiltMc war war3ft3ft S He H Wa uai rtji tPj I ii Kfeurt lifutt14ajorlt 4 majority yf Yo T6wa wu s only o tUom tUomi5 tbUtjso bOut bOutMi5 M short Jloorttt of > f a jdrtrffcy rP y That was be beuHSe be bent heiaPntvtea IS La t o cjtmJMattfc f rto tfeia tit a y 4cr ar he JI sill sillett 19Meet ett but ot GIM eppuiim ppc at and nd t to be hi sue 1111e suecftde 6et cftd 6 fwl tI ntwi tt i fs bays v 3 majority Jeftti He fl anal analtherefore izaUsL izaUsLtbfrrf tL1therefore make tvrr II8fiCd gains S on his hbor hisotihs voter voterCompailKiior otihs otihsupatttiorUlapuCompailKii Ulapu upattti mi > t3 t letbod k I Df eti 19 1 1I Otrltnn t iw ivsivrd iTd hWdt a beg r nut nuaabur nm > b r or K Kpubttrnn Re Repubttmft Re Repubbtvinpubttrnn vt votes t tf If IfUNt ill ft number could b bdetermined be bedetelmlRrdttw bedetermIJatddetermined detelmlRrdttw ih Democratic IlM tlr v v50 > Ileant Ileantt HOarstIJNin4 1learntIotvt4IJNin4 for Mayor cobdd be q qftv tCq tCqratl aceu1atityratl 1atity t tj arrived an1 at t It hen Wm averted avertedthai auen auentbat assertedthatthai n no v fewer f erttan than W RfJ Heyubttcsn IbepubticiUsyoted Heyubttcsnvoted UbIteau UbIteauotldvoted otld Mr t MrCHIbin > It that b be true trueMCI t t1t truewawa MCI 1t MC1ellpis ii re rerfve vcved qoly 8iso J IemrkttIrrNt rkttIr t JIC A 1 w3 IItIttI b ft ftfdn ye yeteIvtfdn X Uftftlt Pce iW it Wfu1cJ ouW apf appear ar that nearly etIy ene enetetlf eIrtU oneI oneIin1tetlf in1 tr > f tw Dt Denlortatlc atk votr ot4 went toH Hunt irst hi jail Th The ttestloti th tbfor therefore rfor ror wH he nn n enbor r pmrnt ra4ftlons pnu pnurratlc nw nwratJe >rratlc ratJe ran tanmdats dat tfl > thoUgh t h he ie r redve redvearty elve elveany he heAnyany if he were to rqetfofr r tbtfrquafters of oftbe ofthel the e actual Deawcrjuhr rote ottlft in ute lt t it itMM ititpptar itieie MM ont appear that lie could t secure > care tre a amtrriiy at asoajoritymtrriiy t yxeeeiHns Sjt In X New w YorkCity CityComparisons CityComparisonsCnyCompariMlnsComparisons as to the State vHttskk of ofthe ofthethe city dt brfxed on tb she flyuren of u the pre previous IpteIvious Iou election cimskj for Gotr Gonrnor riior are t twit le less s dl dlcrtL didi didiCullCull wit They Th art not complicated by a athird athirdthird party fa Ib t 1w Sold HW Th T The majority majorityofof HbjRins HIK nf over Jierrk Hnrkk Was IMle K in inM inJtll InIISLM Jtll L The T aggregate a vote wa w was 9U8I17 of ofwhich ofwbwh ofwhichwhich 544SC 44bt wa wu Republican kah and S 31 I7Sl Democratic > ewocratlc At the lint li glance anee it would wouldappear Woubiappear ouJd ouJdaJlPlarappear that Mr Meant hi this part of ofthe ofthe ofthethe Stale to b be suc sueceapful u > v ft ful sful must n w Otr OtrtOOJe oterconic r rconnconic a majority or I lqtiett t > That b he will tube assisted by dtorontettded Republican R Ic Iccertain to tocertain Iscertaincertain lint I to what extent He willbe retarded eta rdNJ by dtawtaafled dls DenoenUa Demoeratslmat DemoeratEstimatesEstimates K tlmt have been made mae which whkfcassume whichamume hfdl hfdlaSlStJllMassume that the Pemlrratlr movement movementto motem motemtoto Hushes will amount to 5 per cent nt of ofthe ofthe ofthethe Democratic IC vote v vot Chat that fJf ofpublicans f Jle Jlepublicana te tepubUcaDIIpublicans to Hearst will be 3 t r > er rentIB T that cue the plurality plunJIt wouW si silessened not be bebutlessened but rather Increased ilwlN ilwlNNt frow fto ftoIMtM Nt IMt Wf to I7i l7 ao since I ftee there would be beOPt a anet anetnet cain of J per cent snt to the RpubH RpubHcan Jtpubcans Rpubltcanscan cans If It were w reversed Mr r Hearst Hearstwould Hantwould Iieazstwouldwould then have a plurality up State of ofFOUR 01me ofs3naes3nae me meFOUR pt ptFOUBFOUR DEAD IN It EXPLOSION EXPLOSIONDopant EXPLOSIONDUJ EXPLOSIONDupontDopant DUJ Jtt Powder Kills rills at Tamtqum TamtqumPa TamlqllPIPa Scene of Disaster DisasterSev DisasterSC>Sev SC vraj f > rHl Person tcr lc rsons o ScrJousla SCrJo1I111fnJUIcul crioialanjzi Tiilurod rust I hi hiIIJ b bI V VAvuiilcntIIJ I ltIg JtJrIJl Ietiris0aa 1 f Avuiilcnt IR I Unknown UnknownTamairaa UnknownTnmaua l lTTamairaa T Pa Oct tl I a terrtlte a maploeton t tirfoekMiirfoekMi wltlch which occurred at the plant ofthe of ofpany 1 1ueue ut rwdet 4aonfactusing t c cpall con conpsaypany pall on the be monntahi one suRe oerU oerUof ua uaof nsrtofof this place rtionty bef before MM o tofey tofeyfotfr to4aat toayfedifotfr at me men were KHied aad several 1Ih1jured fav favJured In InjuraJured JuredThe jurajuredTItPThe dead are areTHOMAS areTHOII areTHOu1STHOMAS THOII PEHRS1VLA P U ate single le a a Itwenty agedtwenlyeceen ei eitweniydeventweniydeven tweniydevenWILSON twenty twentyWn twenlyeceenWILSONWILSON Wn N SASBAM SASSAdtx married JDUrifdfortyftvf aged agedfortylive a ed edfortyfivefortyfive fortyfive12D fortyftvftJ fortylive1I12D 1I TREISHAGH ac q tw twentyaevs twentyaevsmarried T tinft tinft1ftl111fld eT ii iimarriedmarried marriedCALVIX 1ftl111fldCALVIN marriedCALVINCALVIN GERBBli GE1t Elt aged a tweaty twestySeen twestySeensingle even evensinglesingle sinh nil tli of orJn1a TamaquaIrvln Tamaqua rmaqusIrvinIrvin Sassanara aged ag nineteen the theonly t tonly theonlyonly other otb r man In the plant ph at the tMtMnPl thaw Iknewas thawwatswas severely tMnPl Injured bHns being c horned about abouttbe abOuttbe abOutthetbe face ta head JaIoad and body liodyIx bnd7ry bodyLotInLotIn Ix > rln Bdry ery ry who wa was working on thePhiladelphia PhUaclel hb and Rending trestle K Kyards rA rAnrds 1Syardsyards from rom the bnitdinc IMIne had a tap torn tornoff tomoff tornoioff oi by b by a lar Ja 1arc the n th Miners bjern IB Horpttal 111 where he Is in a acrliical acrll acriflealcrliical crll leal condition condttlonrl conditionMrs conditionMrsMrs rl Jacob I LoaI Loi onsr a domestic domesticon on WMdysfarm had her ribs lbo broken broe by Ityruck betas beingetruckrtrnck ruck by flying portions of the buIld baJMimj buJtdi buJtdThe buIldsugimj iimjTheThe entire plant which consists of ofral set several setetal eral ral frame brikJinp was demolished mmolillbcdeauThe cause eau e of the explosion ton is unknown unknownBIG unknownBIG unknownBIGBIG LABOR WAR 1V AR IN FRISCO ERISCO1nlonlKtx FRISCOrnlonst FRISCOlTzilonlsts1nlonlKtx Dcinnjul for Incrcnsoil > tI Pay PayIeailH rnyIel PayLC8tIMIeailH to to Serious Trouble TronblcSaa TroubleSanSan Francisco Franct O Oct 9FIfiVn Fln hundred hundredlornl h hIoMtJ hundredmoralmoral mill men are on strike causing eanshtgthbrty r3WJIRgthirty causingthirtythirty mills to shot ah t down and reducing reducingoatpvt reducIngoutput d ag agoutputoutput of building I materials 81 per rent centThe rentTbe rentriteThe cause ause of the strike was the refusal refusalof rdusalot refusalofof mill owners owne in face ra of the recently recentlysigned rf recentlysigned >signed sign agreement t t > accede a tn the de demand dfI dfIJll3nd domend mend of the men for 1 1 a day increase I e in inwages fIaW38 inwageswages over the t minimum rate ratein Jn force forceprior forceprior forcepriorprior to September SPpt S ptember elftber elftberAt 12 12was I IAtAt thn that t time a new schedule ot wa waWaS wages wageswaswas adopted at a JOist conference tNI rettee be between be betWftit between tween representatives l ntatJe > of ImHiln building trades tradescouncil traMscoUlKiI tradescouncilcouncil with which whi h the rani mlltmea mens union unionis unkmis unionisis affiliated and the Ban Francisco F planing planingmill JIuait1JJmm planingmillmill mens JTH 1t8 association Fully as many manymill manymill manymillmill hands nre idle in Oakland where wherethe whe whethe wherethethe strike began last Ia t week for the th same eameincrease nmeincTfa sameineroateincrease incTfa In Oakland hod carriers am amlathers tDGlather tn tnlatherslathers have jrtitrd the strife Tio T Tsuit > re result Ilnit nit is that mill owners have 0 df drlired drliredwar lTrPd lTrPdwar 11f1rdwarwar on the unless anti ctectare they wi wSitie W66Itie witietie up all building buOdIn will submit hmit to unreasonable demands demandsBerlin demandsBethit ftaDds ftaDdsrllnBerlin > rlln Dunk for Aincrlcnii AincrlcniiBerlin Amcricn11BfrUn AntericausBerlinBerlin Oct S trt The Amerika A Bank was wasestablished waJestabllshtft wasestablishedestablished here today tod y it has a capital capitalof it31 it31ofof f00 oooOIit OOOUP1 bank are the tb Bank Fuer Handel and In ladustrk Ind Inthmtrledustrk d trk Berlin ind J adenlmrg > Thal Thalmann Thalmann Thaimannmann ft Oompary New Xe York It will be beopen beopen heopenopen for tr business bu soon It will cater to tothe tothethe wants mla of Americans chiefly chieflySnceeMKfiil chldlynl chieflySueceMsflhIISnceeMKfiil nl C srHJ Alrahip ir11 itl Flight PHjgrlitBerlin FlightBfotlin FlightBerlinBerlin Oct S 9Ceunt Count Zeppelin made a asuccessful 1aUleetttfttl asucceasfulsuccessful ascent today from from Frieder Friederiehshafen FriederjhshAfen Friederiehshafertiehshafen with hi hit new navigable air airhip afrUp aIrLlphip The tw fiaHoon took the th direction dl ctton of ofSwizerland ofiz ofSwizrlandSwizerland iz rland Jinii nci thm was fa hidden by byPHONE b bfl byW1ALOfliW1ALO N NPHONEPHONE WINE CO 614 6I4J 6I4M9eeM9ee 998 W St StWHITE jJ M9eeWi1T IWHITE WHITEFor Wi1T BRA BRAII1Y BRAII1YFor n f frorFor Brandy Peaches Peaches6cqt Peaches65c Peachescc6cqt 65c qt 35cpt 35c ptj XURSE TELLS STORYeiisa1ioiia11 STORY STORYSeiisationalI Seiisational eJl atiol1a11 Testimony T stinlOI1J in inTrial i jil1rial J1 J1frinlTrial of Dr Ih Broinvcr BroinvcrEFFECT Br BrauwerEFFECT tnTcr1 1EFFECTEFFECT OP THE IHJEGTIOHS IHJEGTIOHSutopsy 1iJECTIOHSna1Cf1 I2IJECTIONStitpyutopsy Itfvealril Oround GCIlI1 roititl cJ Glass and andVrsmlf 1 1JsrtaJt ttidtiseu1aVrsmlf JsrtaJt I IVlt hi YItI i1al OIlCftUOi ur IJcllOrN IJcllOrNiftUUAH floetorstifelJrmalitiftUUAH Vlt Uraauatlo Invldiiitx of f the theTrlHl theJrIII theIriulEtTrlHl JrIII IriulEt Ei lilriito I on iVltltfli Vhlha hlh Prowr Prowrcntion J IrosefltiIfl rou rountluncntion IV WItl 111 IU htLJ4 t its It Charge Chargeettifaa ChargeTso1 Tso leer JiI 1 1 tl ettifaa tGa strarfe itllf ls Lf Vi4t t Hftt p1 blow iow against ig tj tiis i iDiD Di 1 fYHR frHk mpusrir Jjutlfed harliPd I with the thfInrc themtrder1 murder Inrc T cf f hfc lit + wit Wit ftt tJe jije tl first fitSttaMag days daystaking d Ji taking t Jdn f > t t 1a tstilitOtly upon uponwhlrts uponthnetrpposcnterswhlrts tR thnetrpposcnters jStctv prwt c ons pUice lla ikaeetIieir their 1Ulrdtltchief dtlt ptU N1Jnte iBe f tr a acoawktktn conviction w wis 1 s i itp I tlhiatp hia f It l n port fC jf the tbe tb rc isi of the thet th thtid4 Jtt tid4 fd day J j1 t of the th thhefote JIt JItti hefote t Ji Jwr juc Presedbr W tictf1k man a with dUbetatrIy dUbetatrIynt atdr atdrtfrilOtfftg nt Ma Is Wiif t Mr lq Carrie Brourrrr BroUVoTunder Brouvirunderunder the sj gatOc ts t f adminl admipictering lIterift terins to l hr hrh hera h a i a a pttysiciaa tMd u W Wv will 1U chow hu thai that ar ar8f1t1 ir treehIcaaa1 effete eehIcaaa fXA8 tht thepoleenb pobion h used tad nd w wWitt w w1It wwhitwhit 1It fKrilwr itrl 1 bring forth Ut vMeac vId to show showjlhat ahowthat how howUmtjlhat that wbi while hiJe hit wife nt was Buffering from frtnitbe fromthe rclm rclmthfthe effects oeet of f the t nrst dint doe of poison the thedefendant 1111ttrftdftnt Iii Iiidefendantdefendant gstx ave to th the nurse in chrg chrgtbat ehrgethat huge hugetllthat l poison volw o in tbe t tb shape of medic mtodielnt mtodielntWIU1 mediein medieinwith HIH HIHw4Uiwith orders ttcrt this be admtaistertd ad tu tuMs tut tobinMs wif wifTo utie ft ftTo I IToTo prove tktiie tJ two contention ntcntJoi 5 th thc roa roatentions eoatentkwasupun fm fmtmtlotuJuthmtentions tmtlotuJuthm upoti n nhlcitlthe fclch the the prosecuti prosecution utlft rt t 11case tIA11k the > attorneys fM the Stat Stattrn Statcalledeal called d on Fr F FPpderIck 4 Hck A A Oratb an rxpt rxptli cNpz J t tf1 t41atthttf1 41atthtt li aist t v A t f PtiHaOr PIdIaddp Phftnilelphkt tphiR to tstJ1I toskawihini sk jw thai thattOUDd rie riefouad tefoundfound trsenkha rcnic in th tlteb thebody body oi Mrs BrMinrer BrMinreraftr BrJUwelfLr Urouwerafterafter fLr It had Ita Wen exhumed xlawelby by order of the thegrand th ttigrandgrand juryof Jury ot ofOceaa OWUB B cooaty y Then wit witsifns sithiles itsifns iii tna na IU4 Iftdhy I > nd y a trained nurse uf ipfPhilsdeIpliia f fPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia oa tjte t tio i stand the prosecu prosecutlnIden drew forth f rtla testimony to show W that thatWhile thatwhileWhile Mr 1Ir1l t Bre 8 liruiwer wer e lay b ill under tb the thetendart at attendant Itendant t rt nurse In bra r > wn 11 house in Sep September Septoastier p tember DtlL Dt hr husband re repeated > ted the thepoisonocs thepolsonoies Ipoisonocs doses that finally killed her herXursi herNurao i iurlXursi url IVIIw iell tlI DHiiiatriiie nluH dJl Story StoryHiss Stu Storyiai IHiss JtS itadieys t ucl14Y > a testimony tesUmo san as sens senstionai senstloiii BLlPI BLlPItl8ftationai and the t b taking of it was wa replete repletewith repletewith j jtitwith tit dramatic iatident She went w nt OB the thestand t thestand twstand IrtandJate bite In the afternoon In one hour IMMtrM hourshe hourttoa 11 11IrtandJateshe M bad w tIM tGr that the pIOSfev pIOSfevUon psomentkmttoa believes to be part rt of tb t most mNt dam damsingnine evidence f against tbe tbeThe prnerThe pritoner pritonerThe daDlJThe nurse Dur spoke In so low a tone taft ton tbat tbatevrn tbal tbaleven 1 1etneven the th stenographer who be sat t at t her berside beItOOI4 hersideside could not always ahra catch what wbatJucIp sine sinesaid jtesatidsaid Judge HeotWckoa Jrftldrle olt she 110 to feeble feebleand t tnnd feebleandand bard off f bearing DC bad to to 1akrrUittCODSt3bt17 Interruptconstantly interrupt interruptconstantlyconstantly te ask that the woman W Jnaa repeat repeather repeatPier t Iher words Everybody E in the theoourtNOm crowded crowdedcourtroom ciwdedeeurtrnncourtroom leased I forward f with bead to toaar tor tooaroar r to 0 catch the whispered b words that thatcame thatCaine bat batIJMcame IJM from the nurses au auWIKD lips HpsWhen lipsWbenWhen I was U called to attend Mrs MrsBrouwer InBrouwer idesBrouwerBrouwer Dr Brouwer told Me she was wasvery wasVffY wasveryvery 111 raid W Miss Dudley t On the first firstday ftnItcia lieddayday cia I got there I found f ud her resting restingeasily aca restingeasilyeasily a Uy On FridayIt was the day before beforeshe tierdled beforesheshe died diedsite she seemed to be getting along alongvery 1ettaer 1nng 1nngveryvery er well when the doctor tor told me to pot pota t tJa poplin powder he gave me Into her bermilk hermilk hermIlkmilk milkVfcatVfcat was tile effect tf the milk a had ell ellb enbet n nberbet b asked fk Assistant at Prosecutor Proaecaterh9 Pruse uter Brown Brownwho Brawnwaswho h9 was w conducting tbe direct dineUoD directihe examina examination tion T TSheUoDShe ihe She vomited Immediately imm ateiy telJ and sat aa It fttasted Ittastri ittastedtasted bluer bluerSkooU WnerSIaotIItI bitterouidSkooU ouid It nave bav tiara tasted taatellNo bitter bitterXo bitterNsXo No it e shsafehTt 8IIoaIdJItTIles abonidatTbe f fThe her herJp herJpclamped legs legsclamped 1eg 1egdampedclamped her arms arm across bee Jter1wea8t breast and andthrew a11tllltftw andthrewthrew her bt r head back Her whole body bodybecame bod bodbfe1me bodybecamebecame bfe1meIJbow rigid rigidSbow r rShowShow the Jntx Miss Dudley just how howshe howaCtfd howabeshe acted said Attorney It Johnson Joha JohaAn JoluasuonAnAn instant hash It fell over the court room roomand roomaM roomandand every r7 one on the beaches bt leamd leamdtensety J leani m d iitenselytensely t nlly forward The woman on tie tietand t 1C acstapdstapd tand threw her arms r across her chert cherttipped che t tlippedtipped back her head he ad for or an instant Into a stiff mask k of f her horror hersor ror A woman in the th court room caught caughther caughtherher h breath In a sibilant whistle Thr Tbn Thynthe n nthethe witness continued to tell of the suc succession sucn suecession cession n of paroxysms that had racked T Ju Jupatient Jt Jtpatient >patient all 11 night She said that next n4 t day daySunday cta ctaundar daySuudeySunday Dr Brouwer Bmw the pat patent > ent another nutritive Duta1U Injection incUonand 1nJc Injectionand on i iandand stood by to see her do so Witness Witnessallowed Wltn Witnessallowed I Il1owallowed l1ow the the liquid to slip away in v vbed te tebed tbed clothe Jotb and none of it touched the ihttortured 1h 1htortUlP thetorturedtortured woman She wax off duty when whenMrs wtnnIn wherMrsMrs In Brouwer died curly ec rly next morning morningKuuinI nornInsIronnd nornlugFoundFound GIRMK GR 8 In Stoinnoh StoinnohOther StOlllltrhOthpr Si onaitelu onaiteluOtherOther important testimony was that of ofT ofHr olIrT Hr > r Fred t A Oenth an anytttical chemist ehcmlstof chemistof h mIst mIstorof PhUadelphte who examined the or organs 6rof orgem gem of Mrs Brouwer wbea her remain remainwens rdtab1fOre rcihatnwerewens fOre exhumed ftxhv after btr death de db After Aftertestifying Mtertestifyingtestifying to the discovery of arseotc atscaleIn uSt Jfin thr Lb brain liver stomach and other othervital otlrtrtal othertltaJvital tal crgxas crp th the witness stated that th1 t h hi hihad behad >had fund ground glass in the Intestines Intestinesand Int Intrsthiesad tins tinsaDdand prcdveed Prod from bis waistcoat no pok pokct pokcta kct t tsmulla small test tube t containing part of J glass glassTThV r g1a g1awbbh a aTTThV T wbbh 1 h he bad collected con ctfd in the > VL visr visrThree i iTlnte Three particles parttdesof of glass tS8 had aim o been beenfound t beenfound n nroundfound in the theetoinh > toriah accefdins acechttn in tc tctimcny t tUlRVn e etimcnytimcny timcnyThr UlRVn UlRVnTh timcnyTinTin Th crowded ro courtroom interest Intere when the u defenaaat deleed reDtl at who 0 had lis listened tis tistflMd tistrued trued to t Dr Gtntns knl s testimony t tistIaon In a dis distnterertetl dis1ntepted is isfnttnterertetl fnt ecl way wa tapped his counsel O f1 t1 r i the thoshoulder t tsbo1tkJer theshouldershoulder sad asked 3W that he tie prnnlLt JXnn pcrmtd pcrmtdto ttJ ttJto J Jtoto look at the glass Tn The te te test t tr Uih w whandod wtr wtrhanded o ohandlhanded to him blm and Sor t Or nearly riy a minnie minniethe minTlethe nm ate atethethe nccitswd pfe pbi wicton aba between his hi thtuib b and finger r and 1d exam examined c aaieimed xom xomi med till contents e When finally dntlt he r nsed nsedhfc astdI atudhishis insprctloB in the th witness the aadiehce 8dien e ti recthod tItCd vn andIbl 1 iii iiidlbk u udlodlbk dlo sigh gh of relief rplierDr rl reliefI r rDDr D I Grnth stalr 8 stated d la Us fir il t hot hottvun ttf1un t i ifownufownu tvun OiL grams of af white 1tkf arscnlf 1 lr and andthai auth aimithatthai h u in other tets tNt lie 11 arsenic which whiehhe he isatJ not nl wftgifd W4itwTold wetgwiTold jTold to add up j1 u > several ral qnantitksi qnantitksiof tll1anUUfof tll1anUUf llatiticaofof arsenic which b various orgAns n n5 the th witnr snitl nM l ht tt thoj thojtotal th thtottl the thetot1total quantity which tho th t i ivvealedj ivvealedjwas 1 icecaled icecaledwas ea1ed ea1edwaswas O1fi SK2 grain Ir Marirli la MarFi 1J 1 1 accfcrdiag accfcrdiagto aC > rdi1g rdi1gtoto 0 the witness Itn s vas 3S prevmi pvc r it at tie at attopsy amtopry 11 11toptopsy top by b by the th ourt3 mr ourr order tr r a I a npr rcprscuta nprsotlil reprseutative CrosseXvinjinaiio of Jf Dr D Genlh aimed aimedto a1mdto aimedtoto show thTt th1 t tt t pirn p nt v oft t tao w glass glassngli ghanaiIgh SS SSnngli n h have h ha = e r i U il tia visorM 5ea1 L a i following IluwIng d a 1 tarn tD 1 1nn i ji 1 i Jd d i il ilU I r 1 Lay I about aboutSC aboutt abouttheU t the h > r n n11 me of U Zlie e L z lSJ a SC n the organs organse rp8ST rp8STLv p 1 ha t hi iHri in when the rmtui caps were werescrewed wereerey werescrewedscrewed erey on the jars and particles partiel ware wareground woreuDd weregroundground uDd off by the metal caps xvas w the theanswer th theansweranswer I think that very Improbable tmpIobableff of C glass lttl in iiiiJ J t th thttrnIVIL j jEtorruhEtorruh ttrnIVILFhtvTh They Fhtv w r inside in i t tl 11 stomach mu II1 I Idont I4oAl Idont Idont think thv c fJu1 inside of the ioiutcii if th they y had hadground tmai tmaigroundground from tb the imdde Q of f th the jars jaa as LSalllllPRe4 j jed I IaeatedalllllPRe4 ed by Dr Marshallpti Marshall MarshallPi rsb3IL I ItJlllnntJlllnn Pi pti n in fireHit JBxeiteMient JBxeiteMientIn mtitCJtICnin 15eeltenieimtInin In further testimony te the open spen stated statedthat i ithat i ittatthat no arsenic was Wa found about the themetal t ttal Imetalmetal tal cops aa of the Jars jnrsnnr nar in the tm emboming m j iwItIda jhaimfoghaimfog fluid with which th the remains had hadbeen j tbeen treated treatedThe t tTIIetrlalof tk tkTheThe TIIetrlalof trial of the 1 pbsI physician a ha bas raised the thetown thetown Itown to a pitch of great t exdtenaent eitemem etltfnc Many Manywritdressed 11aJ 11aJWOlDen Matytldreaeedwritdressed tldreaeed women crowded Into the t lie old oldfashioned t tfashioned Iraabifashioned Ded brick courthouse with high h C Cot lr r rInthiar t IisthianInthiar pOlars 1beD when the trial t tra1opeied d opened Cd this thismandnjc thi3imdaingmandnjc rno imdaing l and srsvral TaJ wellknown rr rrdenU rtJri rtJrir risidentSdentS friends r of the accused ma DIaI a were werealso wirealso talso in attendance attendanceTojrorrow att attendailceToretortow DdIIJ1ef DdIIJ1efTTojrorrow T JrolTOW the prosecution 1Itloft wJJI continue continuemith eoetinmewith or int intithwith ith the l testimony tf bnony of other o t nurses n nurse4 a n1 01oouIbl a4possibly j jpossiblypossibly oouIbl the sister s er of the dead d ad woman will willgo i igogo so on the Le stand standCADET standCADET t tOA1ETCADET REGIMENT REGTh fT REVIEWED SEYIEWEDColCol e JI Thlel Pis hlcI In C CmlI Cmplezea iiHilw c OiTZmuIzntioii r tllltHflll of ofXCMV ofJilitry r rcwXCMV cw Military unHa1 Biuly BiulyCot nuel litHiyUolICot C G H Tfciel the newly nfwI appointed appointedchief appointedchief I Iofchief of the Washington High School Sehoolcadet hool hoolea j jcadetcadet regimert has completed eomplfl the tb formal r firmdofganlsetlon organisation of the regiment and viewed viewedtbe viewedthe > wtd I Ithftthe ggverat nnd battafion battaflunsAs omt I IAa i iAsAs a result of the efforts of Mr Hughes Huchesa Hughesasetsiant I Iassbtantassbtant a t sBpHria sup11t4endcnt ndcnt nDtor of schools thej thejregiment t the theTeplznent j jtregiment t ia bete 1tP bel Whipped with the nw nwnrrny newa1nr1cregJorgeas 1i 1iinrrny a1nr1cregJorgeas KragJorget eh rife i rifle and the new newcap n newoup 1 1bycap utberhand tftortaed by the O14eeItoeI school board It Itwaa Itwal iwaa wal a matter laU of regret to the u boys that thatthey tlatttheythey were unable Qft bie to participate nlctpate in the theparade theparade h Iparade e yesterday fIt y but the new uniforms uniformshave 1JfttCornuba utaffornishavehave ba cot yet ct arrived arrivedCol arrivedCot j jtCot t I ThieJ ThteJN5 hais h started trtod tbe boys drilling drillingand drillingand I IaDand yesterday aidtounced his intention intt > n Ol1 of ofmaking Imaking the ht new cadet regiment the best bttlftHItcuy bestmliItrymMtttry oraraniaatton olJPnlaattolt in the t ttaeclty ttaecltyPEAR city clt I IFEARFEAR SECOMD S COiD STSIKE ST TI RIOT EIOTTroops RIOTlrOoi ITroops lrOoi 1nirnl ls I rol CMnttdlaii Tavn TavnAVhere TnwnVhereVhere lU JClnodiSltcd Jc l Occvrrcil OccvrrcilBtKklnghana Oeartt1Boc OccnrrLBucklaghanaBtKklnghana Boc DIham Quebec Q c Oct 9 PTroops PTroopsare Troops Troopsare Troopsareare patrolling the strrrts here h4i > e to tClI today iiy and andthere undtlHore I Itherethere is a t strong roog guard over the U plant plant0i plantSc I0i the t McLArra KcLaJeeLambu I Lumber omber Company Cot wmfh wmfhn winhwas hkb hkbutewas n the scene of 7tft yesterdays Y1t fight be be4irecB be behfttt1a heteenteen strikers and a detecdvfS > ecilves in which whichtwo whl whltWo whichtwotwo tWo strikers wer were e killed rnd ud half a acme scoief 3 acmef e eoftknf officers were 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