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The sun., 1891-02-26
BOYCOTTING WITH VIOLENCE
walking Delegate Reardon and Jane
Connor Sentenced to tho Penitentiary.

walking Delegate Reardon and james
Connor Sentenced to tho Penitentiary.
Thomas Reardon. walking delegate Of the
United Brewers Association OF tho State OF
New York. formerly the Ale and Porter Brow
cry Employees Protective Association. and
James Connor . member OF the United Brow
srs' Association. who were convicted In tho
General Sessions on Friday OF breaking the
plate-Rlass show window Of James McEl-
hinnys liquor saloon at 1872 Seventh avenue
because McElhinny would not discontinue his
dealings with Tracy Russell. brewers. were
arraigned yesterday for sentence. Malicious
mont mi 10 The penit entisry for not more than one
year and a nne not exceeding $500;
trems 'sE eIemensy. o' saying that the dsisndants
Sss*s e. sou sHs g. Ss.
Msas % VIII sS1 MI fsS sa.S
en ,ions oi = lawful chsrsetsr Tor The purpose Of
helping each other n evsIy legitimate wy. ~
dauas or op ea ii
Of osssr es o
ganizntions- Because the complainant re-
e 70
to which the defendants belong bad de-
the complainant's property was injured. such
proceeding Is unlawful: and men who are
disposed to resort 10 such q course must be
You. Keardon. hold more to blame than Con.
nor. because you held . prominent office IN
leader: Your punishment, therefore. must be
greater than Connor's sentence you,
Rserdon. TO tho penitsntisry for fonr months
Resrdon ana Connor were evidently. sur:
prissd. o. they had expeeeted to be fined; and
representatives OF tho United Brewers Asso-
cstIon we're in court ready TO pay, the fine;
Lawyer Purdy said that he bad been instructed
by the association TO appeal from tho con-
victiOn.
The sun., 1891-02-26
The Ice Going Dat At Albany.

ALBANY. Feb. 25.-The ice In front Of tho city
broke up at about noon to-day and has been
going out all the afternoon leaving the rapidly
rising river clear save for n few floating cakes
between Troy ana Castlston.. Tho water rose
at tho rate OF about q foot an hour Throughout
the AFTERNOON. and is sti! rising. Tho Della;
tracks are two feet under water whore they
run along the docks. which the freshet covers
front. The present height Of tho flood above
mean tide level U.s. estimated at ton ieet Ice
cutting 10 ended for the season. but fear Of q
sudden freeze VI. viii prevent the resumption
Of pn e9St hs sss" s. s
this city broke up to-day md moSed soulhI I,Ia .
% ton and New HamburSb. and now ali tbe Ice CO
south Of Milton is on I'll tns move. This after;
the whole mass came down the river and
closed the ferry track st9ppipg the boa, I, ON
here and hhinebe"k might. The steamer
Daniel g. Miller, which left New York tonight
for Pouehkoepsis. will have no difficulty COM
lug through,
The sun., 1891-02-26
Wants the Tony Hart J..a.

Trustees A. N. Palmer. Frank W. Sanger. and
DR.. Thomas A. Robertson still have IN their
possession %. 200 Of tho fund OF $1,000 which
WAS raised for Tony Hart. tho demented come
dian, and which they were directed to expend
for his benefit. Edward 8. Innet who has
since been appointed committee OF Tony Hart.
contends that hs 70 entitled TO The fund.
yesterdsy 10 direct The trustses TO turn the
fund over 10 him Judae Clancy areued that
fnnst was the only constituted AUTHORITY 10
Judge Dittenhoofsr said that the money was
raised with the understanding that tho trus;
Tor Tony Hsrt's maintenance as long Is he
lived, and what remained stter paying for =
monument should 90 to the Actors Fund.
Decision was reserved.
The sun., 1891-02-26

BAN Francisco. Feb. 25.-The British ship
Jesomene. which so narrowly escaped dsstruc-
tion on Monday. of Point Reyes. had terrible
experience. On Saturday afternoon. after
striking on Potato Patch. the Jesomeue nut
out to sea. but at daylight on Sunday morning
was within 400 feet OF the rocks at Point Reyes.
tlon. On sunday afternoon she commenced
to drag her anchors. and the topesllant masts
fsii i sns S sailors impiosed Capt 2eai to lower
boat. To do this was cer;a death. and the
CAPTAIN refused. On Monday,aft ternoon the tul
Relief took tho ship In tow. charging $4,000
for the service. As tho vessel and cargo were
worth tl76000 the price was agreed to.
The sun., 1891-02-26
GREAT FLOODS OUT WEST.
FEARS THAT THE ToWN OF YUMA VILE
BE SWEPT AWAY

FEARS THAT THE TOWN OF YUMA VIE
BE SWEPT AWAK
Buiidins . Levee to Keep the Town Fron
Being Observation-Disclosures Under
water-Loss OF Life In CALIFORNIA; Floods.
YUMA, Ariz.. Feb. 24.-Grsat excitement Dre.
walls hero. The Gila and Colorado rivers are
both rising above here. Any additional flood
water will wash Yuma out OF sight unless the
levee now being built can be completed before
tomorrow morning. Railroad communication
east and west is entirely suspended owing to
serious washouts
SAN Francisco. Feb. 25.-Ths latest reports
show that tho storm is about over. Serious
damage has been done to railway property.
especially In the southern portion OF the State.
Selodad Canon on the line entering Los An.
geles from this city, is in almost as bad con.
dition rs last year. Much OF the new and
costly work, which required ten months to
complete, has suffered from the storm. Two
hundred feet Of the bridge west OF Los An
geles has been carried away. Tho track has
been washed out the pile work broken. and
aged. On Yuma division the track is six feet
% %onle % Was as also sey swet away Thtee wsshouis
| Gf a serious nature have occurred between
26o. feet q the track, round house. ,sidInes.
.n SsIrsa
Ss s%S bfasss hsvs been Se
on Santa Ana branch the track Is under
besn s%spt q 6o@ssp s
so9 ,h ths new railroad bridge Ess dssiIoysd
away, For 100 miles between Seven Palms
d;'s : y y: .Iss
s ~ sass. Is:. trsss Isls! =!
News
SsTy owing 1S she
Sas 80
the wiz snd scSd S near Ta
AZ e M ai % Ssa:
da9%ased SS stock was drowned. and fences
eiS persons lost their lives in The Hoods. The
Charles wsss s ssS missing ~ Ssys
pd S,S. :s sS SiGvnsa 4 bS.f &
ns a :. ahs trying fo rescas
ns f5i san tss
swept away, and humber q families OCCUPY:
ns ilo HS Nom ss
| day morning. fred from Watts's ranch house.
feared % sSss ii. shols family psri:Sed T In I the S
YUNA. ArIz.. Feb. 25.The work OF strength.
n.
into the service. The river continued to rise az
Of .se asq osn
to ss. the ,hs Il ns Ss
| md MA
sys :sss ssh;SS
tho I town wa Was largely under water. The hastily
water on the streets put the Mexican quarter.
vals a. and T The s Screams Of tie wemen and chil
Many NAM psoDls @ bad no time to seI out their FUR:
niture. and lost all. Over hundred houses
sS droWnsd Sd but t6sfs was no % Other % los. q
oS .5ssS He vse end ss Ss: River .ss: "a:
.r Sss ssss Se s The ba: e:
houses destroyed consisted Of a mschine shop.
people .re esmp ped on tho a hilIs;; and the United
thrown open. There is much destitption, but
there are provisions in town sufficient for .
day made liberal donations for the sufferers. A
relief committee WAS organized. and at sew.
ernl stores goods are given to all applying.
Tho country east OF here Is all under water.
as far ss heard from. MeaGre reports say
valley Is. very heavy. Reports hnyo reached
town Of another rise In the Gila. The levee on
and nearly all Of the people have moved TO
higher ground. There ts a rep9rted rise In the
since Monday morning. the last one being from
San Francisco Tho bridge, across the Colo.
RADIO is safe. but may go II tho Colorado River
The sun., 1891-02-26
111L1E HAHN,s FIFTH sroR1
A Part OF Il 10 True, for She Tells where
She Hid the Money.


Miss Tillie Hahn. the 1e-year- r-old servant Of
saloonkeeper Alters Of Court and Union
streets. Brooklyn. who WIS found with her
hands and feet tied together. q handkerchief
stuffed In her mouth. and apparently urcon.
scious on tho return OF Mr. and Mrs. Alters to
the house on Thursday night. has turned out
to be almost as famous romancer as Miss
Alice Kesting. who succeeded. Q couple Of
months ago in keeping the police authorities
in furry for several days by her yarn about
the robbery. Of a tin box containing .
MI Mss Rssssss is now R'f tho sais
Go her aRd sent 70
outlook Mics Hahn ls likely before many weeks
70 joln, Miss Ksat!ng in her retirement mel ,,a on
she was restored to consciousness was that a
masked burglar sur prissd her while she was
q as to np
her M She SO tTrSSy ass snss
Of siso from Mrs. 1Ilers's trunk: shs could
give no descriptiHn whatever ot the robbsr. e1-
session to Detectiye Zundt. but not. as shs
bss.s ss bS s st ssTn his 81 az a.
rectly ACCUSED Joseph Kelly. her aged brother,
NJ nsns r. the Mas saa v Sni s% "a
the robbery: Kelly was arrested. aud. although
h sent 70
on Monday the girl Ietractsd both Of her
previous STORIES and declared that Kelly had
looked and smoke very much like the real burg
eested the binding and gaggng; ,.u
Captain Leavy In his private otfco in the But
ler street citation: she made trand.new con-
VI stole the money myself. No one assisted
don't 'Ra Know MY whg ad IT, s1s
ways kind TO mo during the time was with
her. :! accused my brother In law te, shield
myself, On Thursday night. after Mr.. and
came into my head that ! could buy . good
deal with the money which knew was In Mrs
Allers's room. forced the hinges off the trunk.
Of tho robbery intended to toll look stronger.
tents about the room. l knew tho family would
and bound my limbs. and then waited until
rope. which had already tied. about my hands.
placed the handkerchief in my mouth, and then
twisted my wrists until the rope was tight.
found. A TO the money. as soon as took it
as possible and hid 1t under . loose board il
there. This is the true story"
CAPT Sa Ieasy y and And Detsctve Rorke 80 escorted 6sr
e. o
Which shs handed to the Captain The parcel
aRsa Back 70 the al and sh. p1obsbs
have to answer charge OF grand larceny.
The sun., 1891-02-26

Special feE best brood bitch asa twesof her sss-won
: s!ss Rs:ss.! b:;. ;s Ana ss:sss
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ss s!ss ss.-
s:.:: sss..ss g.: in
Haiidos GiuSs iof Sssi puppy under "a monshs
s%s: E:ss: ss e. s:., y. .s
Il ss' e; sss eEf'f 'ss s.
vss :ss. ns ':; sGs :ss .sa Lena
saiides c,ubs m.d. for best tsnnst Of four-w. n
hnlIdos Club: Msdsi & for breeder OF dog or bitch
s:s ss :s:
SP.:sss s' ss' ,:sis At :'s' ss' RI:
Clubie siver cLaleurs cen value &ioo for the best
usssti6 doe the pYoperty of the American NasN6
T'nb,: NV, onsileny~ cum Tor best ms,s, bitch
the npopertv az Amerinan Yssti6 CiubWon bv F1our
ok 81 s:s!:s IS s:ss ,.s: forty RUNE. sn.l.s:.
P,ines a. " o"S'-"'n " - - :"
ss ~
s.;$., cqS medal
same tor beet eich..wsn ey J. T. Tn.ysrs wanda
OasTHoUkDr.-NatonAi 81 Grey hound Ilubs medal for
bsst dor-Won by White OAK fiil KENNEDY Haikis
name for beet bieoh-Won By Hornsk armony Ken.
Heat exhiLis OF rrsvA ound nds--whits OAR KsuneIa
SoIpouxpa-spse pIiss Of sas for best exhibit Of
four Am eric an foxhound nds-Wou By Cook Ksnnela
ssst sxHibi! OF four to- xho ounds-cooE Ksnnsis.
PoiSrsas Pointer Club Of prize OF the best
! dos IN oman ciass-Wou By Charles flsashs 0raph
same club prize OF 82S for bitoh IN cass-
Won BY Hempsisad Farm x ksnnss Mooton Dame.
NembSrS SSJ prize the best pointer with nsld
The sun., 1891-02-26
MULLIGAN IN HARD LUCK.
A Receiver or Goods: Stolen from the Navy
Yard Goes to the Poorhouse.

A Receiver or Goods: Stolen from the Navy
Yard Goes to tho Poorhouse.
Martin MulliRsn. o junkmsn OF Park avenue.
Brooklyn. who was arrested 10 September on
charge OF receivins stolen Government prop
srty. jumped his bail and nsd to ENGLAND with
his wife and family. At Leeds he was robbed
Of $500 and his watch and chain. Then his
vito fell sick. he could find no work. and.
finally, he and his family he say. sought
o money enough nc 70 resurn to Brooklyn. leaving
bis family at Leeds. He was arrested yester-
day in Park avenue: He made M coniession TO
oSEey. It Is undsrstood. that he received arti-
cles which had been. stolen from the navy
are In the Goverpment service. His stories
VIII be Investigated. Mulliesn: who WAS coat
less whom arrested. was committed to the Hay-
Mnliigan was driven out Of business. 1t IL said.
thoits from the navy yard have become rare.
The sun., 1891-02-26
E..eusor nike SAID to ss short sss.ees.

Executor Diko Said to be short 00S!00S.
Judge Kirkpatrick. sitting In the Orphans
Court, st Newark. yesterday made IN order
directing the removal Of Eugene A. Dixie a. an
executor Of the last will OF Mrs. Lizzie N. Dixie.
who died in this city In December. 1889. Mrs.
Dixie was resident OF Montelair, and, besides
Eugene. Florence B. and AliSs u. Dike, were
the thee cou1t S Tor sSo = removal Of Eussns. who 81.
sumed full control Of the estats. They Say hiss
ss0w
the estate to his personal credit IN banks in
New York and BROOKLYN. The petitioners A.
nsSIigsHcs. Eugene A.. DIks S ordered 70
make full accounting within i've days. and ID
enjoiped from acting ~ an executor
The sun., 1891-02-26
This Farmer D,dn't Wait for the ss.oee.

This Farmer Didn't Walt Tor tho oS'ooe.
WILMINGTON. Del. Feb. 25-Two shsrpers
made bold attempt yesterday to fleece A. L.
Hudson. Q well-known farmer. near Smyrna.
While Mr.. Hudson was showing Q stranger q
farm which the latter said he wanted to buy
they met another stranger who tried 70 engage
became suspicious. and; although he was told
that he had won $1,000. he left the swindlers
Without waiting to got tho money.
The sun., 1891-02-26

Truckmsn John A. Hearn was passenger
ON ono OF tho cross-town cars In Brooklyn On
Tues lay night. and pugnscious little Scotch
terrier was his companion. Tho presence Of
the dog proved SO Questionable to Mrs Agnes
Solder one OF the passengsrs, that she request
up ths dog threw 1t In Mrs Seil ler's face, caus.
ing . big turmoil in the car, policeman ar
dog In a cell at tho Adams street station. He
will be tried for assault on Monday
The sun., 1891-02-26
To He Arrested st tho Close OF . Long In
Prlsonmeut.

PITTSBURGH. Fob. 25.-James Ward. who on
Saturday will end an: eleven years term at the
Western Penitentisry for tho murder OF Jane
Means In Wsstmoreland county. will be ar
rested as he steps from the door for the MUIR
der Of Ellen Means. q sister Of bis previous
attempted to rob the resldencs o., these two
aged sisters. Ellen was ss years old and Jane
30 desperstely Beaten. that Jane died q. few
months afterward. Ellen fingered until 1sS2
when she she died H. at the resids.nse Of Mrs. MS: Ne:
warrant has boen prepared for tho arrest
The sun., 1891-02-26
Garrett r. serviss on star Clusters.

Mr.. Garrett p. Ssrviss leetured last evening
before the members Of the Brooklyn Institute
In Association Hall. on Star Clusters and Star
systems. The Nsbulsr Theory and the Unity OF
simultaneous use OF three stero0Dticons for his
Illustrations. There WAS large and highly
Rppro .tatiyO audiences
The sun., 1891-02-26
BABCOCK WILL MARRY.
His Uncle Left Him Fortune n He WoulA
Wed Within Five Years.

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-A special despatch from
Ann Arbor. Mich. says that james L. Babcock.
whose uncle In 1888 left him fortune OF
$5OO.OOO on condition that he marry within
FIVE years. is about to take wife. The bride
prominent merchant Of Waukesha. Wis. MI.
Babcock has been the recipient OF more lovo
letters and proposals probably than any other
young man or woman Of his time.
The sun., 1891-02-26
A Fine .. the White Springs Conspiracy
Case,

JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla. Feb. 25.-In the United
States Court here to-day o. X. Paxton. con-
victed OF conspiracy In the White Springs Post
Once case. was sentenced to pay nne OF
5000 more, A motion for o new trnl WAS
ovsrrnled by the Judge, A delay Of payment
slieasd % consSirators @ h has b Sesn % posponsd until
April
The sun., 1891-02-26

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ss, F., R.nnss nuke of Bsses%; sse
ond Charles Hsatns LsnmesioI n,a., ~ ,or,o
Ssss Gss E.r,v,;asts Rosa NAV. aeeond Il X
Bs!mans sslla y breeder AZ! Lane mMd.r 4, ,o,,a.
Class 4s-rointeu SoPens uGEs unasI % Pvwanas
irSs ,hira H y cornsi" Roderlet
Class h2mronfsrs noVioS % cs' 10y Ksot ot .enonS
h;,... "oncsxs: tSi,d = n Tsylor.s Iuspiration
Ciass as-Enalsh settlers nndsr ~ months oitches.
The sun., 1891-02-26

When Baby was sick, We gave hor CaStoriA
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When shs became Miss, she clung to cassoria
whsn she had Children, she gave thsm Cassssta
The sun., 1891-02-26

k.nSsts asphisto D,es; third. Prescott Lsursnos's
H.: us'
second william fhiCs's Roselgs
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Mrs H. W. Luoys Asrxusrfts third, Mrs. T. ssnns
G.s. i7s-Jsp.us.. span.sls dog: and b'senss v!.ss
.nS SSS Sesa s.ssy hlS
Mn ciaSks 1 'sI Homs and 4 cartis Soads Tai sha
SPECIAL saIzEa
col.rss t.ouaul-rhs Collie clpb Trophy. siivsr esH
value $500 won By chsssnut HUI Kennels Resign
r,::.p: S1H value ''00-won BY Chestnut
fhs Collie club iTSdas. s..sss; 500 .dd:a b., ths
ss.: aoas.n. @ .::sai LosSsa k.na.s IsSss
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The sun., 1891-02-26

He wssin bis o6.h yeas and ior more than my
Sla sSfass sss @ essnne Ti:
interment will bs at Columbia "a
ov.r at th srsnne and street died
SsSs sisss 4 ~ a:ssvss ssos
Ts sSsdssis = Yss II l;sss. M %is < a9S q sSr.s Z
SH"an Ginoinnati Sa'SHi Tor intermsus '' W." "
stead isviS IN lie SHADOW q LantsrS HiIi. 10 Il:
W wss yssSs Ssrs III ana ksh. @
s. gHssA sAss d.d Ass' q s.S. 81
in s:;sss "a :Ess se
aged Ssrs he ws; lemon: .se seTs S and
Ss sss 81 is Sa ahHs
weil-known. throughout Worcester county ior
his acts Of charity. died yssterday. aged 49, He
as s.ss " =: :ls.s d.s Sss
s...se :s Fl !: e b. Wit M
=; S!9ss ts fisl 3. s.sP:sy
iT: a sn sSsI sT Is is known he had not rsA
F. q. Israel. aged 81. died at bis home near
Lexington, KY. on Tuesday night. He was
swell-known turfman and breeder OF thorough.
sar VI. Si many e. f0sS:As s.f os: oSS
New Orleans.
Dr. Chase Wiegin, one Of the Oldest active
phys!cians tn EhOd. .d dslspS, died in P.Svi;
from the medical school Of Dartmouth. and
since lS4l he had been physician In Provi-
dence.
Tha Raw Francis T.. Nsufsld. who died Mon.
day night at st. yincsnt's Abbey. IN West.
morslsDd county. Pa. was from 1885 70 1875
pastor Of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
In Lancaster. He was 60 years old.
Col. Samuel 8. Brsmzsr. who died Yesterday
In York. Pa. In his 81st year. had lived thsrs
since the day OF his birth. He was principal oi
The sun., 1891-02-26

ssSSp " SSpsctals. their koslyn Wilkes winning tho
:': eSs 'ESSsA sSs sH sPs
ia 'Ss s..;1.sss ;%1ssstiS ::R;eisl GLASS; eu! ! =:
s'st ~ snfs Sy
~ lns foxhound classes Cook Kennels won .
Ssosity ssSssi Of the bonors. their exhibit being
S.:ihe hottest Kind oi eompetition for the
ss..l:: g, hssth's Graph was sdiaased !hs win:
S0nor. ior the best bitch in tho same class 60
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ll OF the special prizss are printed below:
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iSs Pein,ssss 81 Lss eSS ehSS ., Am.r,c. had an AMI.
SS..;sd meeting ysstsrdsy % sttsrneon. @ al which
SNNsElss VIE Heath, Newark Vice. .Prssld out. John
Ru. q SSs NV YSfa Sdri Secretary and Treasurer
M koUuarne the afternoon thers was meeting OF
ovHn@9 H@ Ssf,San ~ Irish Setter Club, when the fo-
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M .htsssHsby; Treasurer, 9. NJ Oldham.
o.V .ouowing are yesterday s,awsrds:
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Sen, sscond ~'" A'''' "'S's' w. 'o's'~
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asss ,.ss.oRen class. bitches tbisckl-R H. Egsis
hsosa; ~ ~ ,spHdsa nrst came owners Dame Tfst
~ isse., a Sla:S doss and bitches GIv.r,.Eess
No 49, SUuOpsn class doss and bi!chss tany othsI
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The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-10-15

The following list Of moral virtues
was drawn uP By Dr.. Franklin fer Tho
regulation OF his lif,"-
Temperance Fat not to fuinc-s;
drink not 10 elcvali u.
Silence. %ira! %. I'm Mia; may
bcae"; oilers o. Yourself: avoid tr.lI-
in "oAy,rsat:on.
Or !rr let all your things have
their pIrcc' lot each Of your bm IN IS
have It's time.
i'csolut on Resolve to perform
wGni you "uaht; perform without fail
wiEt' yoH resolve
Ina u T.. Make no c,f cn~e but 10
do gori 10 rtIIcr, Or yourself; that ;,
vast ro'himg,
lndus:r.. --I.usc no tiInr; hc always
emp eyed in something useful: keep
on all unncce 'sary action.
: nrCr.t'.-!'~n no hurtful deceit;
tn nk innocentty aud justly: and if
you - ca: speak accordingly.
Justice. Wrong none by doing in
juries or emitting benefit, that are
your duty.
Moderation. Avoid eXtrcmc.; for
bear reseuting Injuries.
Cleanliness. -- SuTc no mclem i
ness in the body. clothes or habitaiion.
Traa utility. BE not disturbed ibout
triiles, or ut accidents common o. TN.
avoidable,
Humility. / Initiate Jesus Christ.