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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
ROBBERS MAKE THEMSELVES AT HOME.

Some time On saturday night four burglars forced an
entrance into the hous. Of }. McKeon MntOn, No 223
West FortyfOurtht aud attn hey and drank TO their
hearts carried away property worth $500. Mr.
MntOn Is the BUSINESS manager Of The lllustrated
American" and the brOthern-law q Dstrict-A torney
Delaney NicOll 40 heard any unusual noise in
when the servants cnt red the kitchen In the
morning they found everything IN disorder. The table
tuu Of empty plates and vim bottles. Everything
the arrr the night before had been
eaten further examination showed that burglars had
house and had stolen hats, oyereoats, UNI
breilas and valued az 1900
The burglars had gained entrance into the house
BY breaking the basement plate glass door. When they
LETT they by the front door, which was
found unlocked.
on TUESDAY night a we<nOwn thief named Joseph
t;erNty eighteen years old OF 80 3J1 Wrst FortyArst-
st. stole a coat Eighth-aNe. mueun. Gerryty
he was arrested and locked up the enthst
police station. While a cell be pumped" by
Detectives Reilly and Charlton, and they soon learned
from Gerry that he, with others had committed
the burglary In Sir. Minton's house. The detectives
learned Of his accOmplfces and then went TO
work capture them. They found them yesterday and
locked them up The OF the three other burglars
were joseph Whitaker, alias Clever Whitaker twenty
wears old OF No SOB Tenth.ave., George Edwards
twenty-five years old OF the Florence Hotel at Eighth
ave and Twenty.i,t.st., and Thomas Kelly, nineteen
wears old OF No. 33l West ThirtyseNent All ths
stolen property was recovered in the pawn shops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
INTELLIGENCE OF THE ARMY.

Washington March 20.-Csltsn Patrick Cusack. sth
Cavalry having been found ncalacltec Tor active service
ly Ala Army retiring board receives leave OF absence u'
fttor order, On account OF disability The extension Oh
~ f absence on surgeons certificate OF disability granted
,,,,in William Conway I'D Infantry, is further extended
,t uoYih, The retirement from active service oil mp
fltn u.nrv johnson medical sorek"eper Is 'nnonn''u
~ n, ,,s.ure ,or two months Is granted Maor George
X Sandcr-cn Infantry First Lieutenant Eugene L.
swift assistant surgeon on duty a. tOrt IhoHhs
r. VIII report by letter to the commanding oncer fo'
Grant A. r.. for duty a. that sotoh or Ioft IhohsS
The following changes in The stations ana uuUe'
Of oricc- Corps Of Engineers are oiaeieu 70 Ae
eject not later than April i
F.rs, I.uenant John Bldde II relieved nom duty ana
will report 10 IieutenentC oione John W. BARLOW corps
o, Engineers Ne~hy,le Tenn, for duty under MS I'M
,n,dst, order, with at Nashville IirSt Lieu
tenant .orce A. Znn relieved from duty WITH the Bat
TALON Of Engineer, at wilets Point, ~ Y, ana VIII Re-
port L, Ilrubn3ntC Olonc Peter l. HANS OO'P7 " i-u
sn,.,. washington. D. c. for duty under his immeda:c
d.t. win station AZ Fort Monroe. Va. seond Lieu.
tenant Charles ncKin-ry relieved from duty at Will
let's Point and will report tn the Superintendent OF The
United states Military Academy. West Point " T. iof
duty with Company T., Battalion OF Engin"rr SecOhu
f,,u,cp,p, Wiliru V JuG.0n relieved nom duty az
Wnlctt, Point y. Y. and Will report 70 Major Lewis C.
Oycrman Corps ~ Engineers tl''ranu ONO ioi uu'y
,,J., liz immediate order- with station at Cleveland.
Second Lieutenant william =. Buahsm, 6th lnfintty T.
detailed A. professor of military science and tactics VI
ST Johns Military academy. Manln", y. " ana VIII
report In person for duty accordingly.
Galveston T,Na- March Cit Is currently reported
mat General David stanley, commander Of Thu military
department viii shortly be promoted TO h'ofs'n'n''
ship and will BE- Transferred TO the command OF the De
ftoo1t a. the Pacific u succeed General ubbon, 10
be retired and that Major Forsyth, who distinguished
himself in the recent campaign will succeed ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
AN AUSTRIAN BOND SWIyDLER ARRESTED.

Inspector ByInes yesterday effected the capture Of
another OF the gang bankers VINO have recently
been trading Austrian Government Lottery bonds WIN
such excellent financial results u themselves \ man
named William Kramer, living az No. 100 Eas, once
h.>t recently called on the Inspector
and complained had been robbed OF three Austrian
Cove nment bonds value 500 each Kramer had oorgs
the bonds from jacob Iraub. who carried on banking
business at No. Il Bondst, and was one OF the men
arrested last company with T.. H. Homer.
Soon after buying the bonds Kramer received letter
signed by Friedman Bros, bankers, No. $50 BrOed"y,
Ia he effect that they had taken all OF Traubs brsi'
ness that one II agents would call on him in the courss
Of day or two that all transactions made with Irauo
would be- fully recognized by chem. Friedman Bros.
had previously obtained fun list Of Traubs customers
Two DAYS Iaer Tfaub received call from Arnold BRED
man one OF the brothers, who. representing himself 70
be- the agent Of im asked % see the bonds On an
ingenious pretence induced Kramer % let him take
the bonds away promising 10 return then. the following
Morning lie left with Kramer certificate or iectps
for 500 1t scarcely necessary - say that the bones
wee not returned yesterday. Justice Hogan granted
warrant for the Of the agent charge OK lar
ceuy and In the afternoon Detectives HcdlueFg and
Jacob, ARRESTED Arnold Friedman at his home, No. 3l$
Fast The prisoner will be brought up
th, morning examination at the gombs Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
PLOTTING DENDrKITTc IEGTSIITTRFS

Columbus. ONO March @G t>pccian.-Thc Democrats
in the state senate having resnrrcctcd the Enchanan
bill providing for the election Of Presidential electors
v Congress districts instead Of AZ large. have again
started the agitation In favor 81 this proposition 1t
has been decided by the majority 10 pas this bill ~
soon a. the requisite nineteen Democratic senators
are present and tlhc the chances Of having il repeated
in case tho Republicans secure control Of the Legs
laturc to be elected ~ November next This step Is -
lie taken IN the hope that the Legislatures OF Michigan
Wisconsin ana Illinois NAV enact similar laws I'm
tbeee States the present General Assemblies hold
over until after the Presidential election and the party
IS anXioi, o. get whatever advantage can be derived
from the proposed gerry Wandering. Democratic leaders
In Ohio have ~r,i pOudcuce with IN" managers
in the states mentioned and hayo assurances that
II the Buckeye Dc;nO- take The lead the others
Gi;i fall I'm line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
RESUMING YORK IN THE COKE REGION
DETERMINED EFFORT TO START THE OVENS
-RIOTOUs STRIKERS.

-RIOT0Us STRIKERS.
Pittsburg March ga dispatch from scottdale,
Penn, SAYS: The coke regions have been In an
uproar all day The result OF the posting OF the
sliding scale last night by the Fnck Company the
Mcclure Company and other concerns The Frck
Company is an enormous concern, controlling over
two-thirds Of the entire number Of ovens in the as
trict while the Mcclure Company owns some 2'ooo
ovens. General Manager Lynch, OF the Flick COm-
pany says that Of the seventeen works In when they
posted notices Yesterday ten are WORKING todaS' not
witlStanding the shorneSs OF the notice u their EN-
ployes. Among the works in partial operation are
the Morewood West Redstone and JmtOwn. three OF
the largest plants Of the Frick Company. The Mutual
Works Of the United Coal and Coke Company started
i'm full, as did the COalbro0k Works OF the Me' lure
Company. Mr.. Lynch says they di NOT pos' 'o
sumption notices and the sliding scale III eishC Oh
their works because they had not snhcicht of"ers'
II will be remembered that but 30 per cent Oh tue
ovens we're in blast when the strike was ordered. ii
is said be Ie operators that they are paying 20 per
cent hlghey wages than any other coke region in the
country: tlmt they will run their works ana VIII
brook ia interference from the strikers. Inc nrs'
shipment OF coke made by these companies since TIE
strike left the region to-day.
Labor leaders are dsmayed at the reports OF the
unexprcted descrtlon OF so many men, but rolndV
deny their truth. They say that mp TO TINS evening
they have received notice OF only one pace III opera
tion Jimtown and mass.meeting Is In progress tf're
tonight to induce the men TO quit WORK. Later re-
ports indicate that the labor officials are poorly III
formed A. Ia the disastrous effects Of the resumption
notices. as a riot occurred at the Lesenrlng WORKS
owing to the resumption there and the strikers heo
mass meeting at which resolutions were passed 10
force the reluctant employees 10 quit aud reoin Inc
strike. Accordingly, between sevcnty-hve ana loo
strikers armed with clubs and carrying stones rauei
the word putting the workmen to flight, several OF
them t.dnp slightly injured. General Manager Lyhch
Immediately elegIaphcd to sheriff Mccormick for ON
GERS 10 protect their property. and an ample force OF
armed deputies are now the grounds To glaiu
against any further outbreak. 4.
Tonight the region Is filled with apprehension as 10
the result OF This most determined and unexpected AT
TEMPT AT resumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
NORTHERN NEW-JERSEY COUNTIES.

PATERSON-The Democratic City Convection last
night renominated Mayor Nathan Banert by acclama-
ton.
UoBOKEN-M a Democratic convention held at
Cuyl,'s Hall last night Edwin r. stanton Na> nonI-
mated for Mavor james Smith was enomiuated for
Treasurer and W J. Wnges for Water Commissioner
stanton is detective In the employ of the District
Attorney.
ELIZABETH Michael Schr0ckman, a Hungarian.
tried 10 Kill himself at his home. No. PIG POSNve. on
Wednesday night because his wife refused 20 accom-
panv him back 10 Hungary. lie took revolver and.
puttinR the muzZlc his breast. fired His Wife He'd
In terror fr a policeman. The officers and the woman
were astonlshed when they returned To find the man
String on The edge Of HIS bed smoking clay pipe.
The bullet had struck ,c breast bone, glancng OF and
only inhicting "A slight flesh wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
BOOKS AND HOW TO READ THEM.

An interesting lecture " Books, and How TO Read
Them" was given by the Rev. Dr. W. VI. Taylor la's
night in the Church the Disciples Of Christ Dr. lay.
or said that the great trouble with people thai
they deyoured books rather than digted them that 10
was more important master thoroughly and sssmiiate
one book than to hundred and that the proper
proportion hour OF reading to one hour OF re-
Election on has been read The lecturer mentloneo
several men prominent in letters who were troubled with
Moor eyr,ght but who instead OF regarding the defece
a. altogether an evil believed that IL wa, benefit mas
much a, they could not spend so much time IN reading,
and had more time for reflection on what they read.
I, che differs from an author any point said DR..
ravor IL f. an practice 10 put ones views on
nauer and then compare the two together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The Democrats are mahns =
liquor to iquorshOp canvass for votes lot the'
ticket on Tuesday next, when new lou OF low"
officers WILL be elected They have many hear1
burnlngs in anticipation Of defeat, when seems 10
be inevitable but which they working twenty-four
hours in the day 10 avert. "The Record" yesterday
made forcIbe appeal to the citizens, declaring IL 10
their interest that change be made IT calls aten'
ton that the town books and finances have been so
long In the hands of party that the true CONDITION
Of the towns affairs has been sealed book that Two
years ago Daniel &. Hickey, member OF the penn.
cratic state Committee, was elected SUPERVISOR anu
after being in Office few weeks he resigned wthous
giving good and sufficient reasons: that when ne was
challenged and asked il his resignation was not because
he could not unangIe the affairs Of tie town, ana
that certain vouchers cash books and other papers
could not be found. he RETAINED from meeting ihe
Issue: that subsequently John Berry was elcctet
Supervisor who went TO work with WILL ana grcass
personal expense to bring order out OF chaos but a
not been able make a report in the absence OF
missing papers.
WHITE PLAINS-Tieodore Van Tassel an ex.
trustee OF the village and welnown resident OF
Westchcster County. died suddenly yesterdy morhns
st Carpenters Hotel from pneumonia. lie was aoous
fifty five years Old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
THE WRECK OF THE STR4TH4TRLY
DUE TO THICK WEATHER AND INABILITY TO
TAKE CFRVATIOSS.


Norfolk. Va. March GA dispatch from FL sabctl
CITY " c. aays: Lieutenant Failing Of the Life saw
inr Service who is at the wreck Of the British steamer
srathairlv reports the following saved II. Turner
second officer: George simpson. boat vain; Albert
smith. seaman; John Whalcn ordinary seaman; Will
lam Macarthur. fireman. and John Campbell fireman
The reason assigned by the survivors for the wreck was
thick weather and inability to take observations The
men saved are thoroughly exhausted from exposure
and ap unable 10 travel md are in bad condition
The men will arrive In Elizabeth City saturday.
"The vessel struck NJ 80 Tuesday morning and
before daylight Ind 10 pieces. The captain had
been on the bridge fol three DAYS and nights and being
unable "a get observation. recorded himself at
Rodie's Island. The LfeSaving crew succeeded In
getting line TO the vessel but the board were
bcnumbcd 10y exposure that they were unable l"
haul il in
baltimore March 90 The aWnts here ~ the steamer
Sfrathairv ar. sin without dispatches. Their OhlN
Information thus far regarding the los, OF the boat ana
the greater part of her officers and crew has been lur
nished by new paper dispatches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTTY.-At the meeting OF the Board
Of Supervisors for Queens County yesterday reSou'
ton passed ordering the extension OF macaha-
mized road through the northern part Of the county
from Jericho to Bushvile. The cost was limited to
$4,000. The action OF the Supervisors is appauded
cene,aIlv ny tnxpavers I'm the county . Tho
finals OF the boxing tournament OF the Astoria Athletic
Club which could not be run of last week at the Pllr
tan Athletic Club Hail. will take place to morrow even
Ing at the rooms Of the Astoria Club.
FRESH POND.-The body Of Miss Annie s. Whiting
have been Crenated yesterday, but her sister,
Mrs Sarah f. Wescot Of Providence. had the crena-
ton postponed so that she could make further ar
rangements for carrying out the dead womans wishes
When Miss Whiting committed suicide she left noie
asking that her body be cremated and that her ashes DO
scattered to the four winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
coNpI AIMING OF BRUTAL TREATMENT.

A number OF Rohemnns have returned from po'a-
hontas W. Va. where they have been working for the
firm Of Meyers & KOpp, Of No. 10 Green"ichst' con
tractors. since December on tile Ohio Branch OF tue
Richmond Terminal Railroad In charge Oi man
named Pursell. Four OF them l. Hoffman, Il. meyer
and A. MUIR and his wife, say that the whole party Oh
fifty has been in terrible want and suffering All VIII
ter one OF their countrymen arrived here YESTERDAY
having ,led in from Pocahontns in thirty four day
They we're TO receive each al 20 day from the hrhl
and were 10 pay - a month for board. II appears
from letters received in this city and by the story tod
by those who have returned that no wages have been
paid the men, and that they are actually starving.
some were said to be living in the mountains ike
savagcs 4 subpoena for Mr.. Meyers. OF thc urn
,.LiIR .n,uoy ed the men, has been obtained from
Justice White Of the Norkvlllc Police Court An ia.
dglaon Getting for c." purpose Of protesting a,'sa
III cIuct If me contractors and obtaining u~tlcc Tor
their couutrymen will be held by a number Oi 10
L.uIi,u, at 80. |, $50 Avenue a. sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
THE PARTY ~ POWER WON.

The annual meeting OF the EngewoOd, ~ j., Field
cl,b beld last evening at the EngewoOd House. was
IN. largest i'm the history Of the club The principal
business was election Of officers over which consider.
hl. excitement had been aroused, owing the posting
., three separate tickets previous to meeting SIX
tickets I'm all made their appearance Seventy five votes
ware east and the following ticket, representing the o
n,nt which has hitherto had control q IN, club was
elected p edcnt Donald Mackay vicepresldcnt Geo 90
= Coe: secretary, james H. Zoe; ticasurer Garrett
Iyt,ckcr: executive committee, L. \. Miller, He: bert
Pa her Augustus Duryee.
The committee the clubhOu reported poqre,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
/ COW GOES on THE WARPArH.

There WIS little excitement on Frstavc near seventy
.,ut shortly b. Tor. IS O'Clock last nirht, wnrn bs'
i,n COW broke ava, from snail boy and TOSSED JACK
AM, dempsey baker. h} three years Old, oi NO lVo
r,.t Fourtr-ntn-s;, The Az. DcMpcJ IaIueu J" III
.i,u. condition on the sidewalk. The cows hofIs
lad struck the nan .quaIcy ia the back and II "a' De-
No., .! Ina: Dempsey Va- internally Injured II" was
t 70 the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital. The COW, aitcr tossing
,,v walked along thc a.ouue until she stopped
-, ,l,rc,nsn They throw rope tightly over her horns
and tied her 10 a pot in front of tc SNy.'''rnth''t
1lIrc .tson The COW IS tn properly Of W. = Loeb
r,,,ct. butcher- in Eat For;y-.eNeutlt,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
TESTIMONY or sEcRrTARY WINDOWS VIII.

Testimony 10 prove the will OF Secretary Window wa'
,ak, ,.,rday before George Waddngton No. 40 Pine
= 40 commissioner The viii offered for probate In
the proa. Court u wnona County Mlnnrson Judge II.
/ Huck of that court on March 30 granted formal
ord, IN have the viii proved in this city. The witnesses
wer. ca Judge John II. Rice. 40. Broadway and Edwin
NJ IIu.-ev. 40 30 Na-sau-st. IL wa, executed IN an
onjc IA thr Mutlal Life Building June 20. 1883 The
handy riting is wholly that ~ MI Wntom. ENjuGsc
Rice Va, an Intimate friend Of the Se'rary from 1851 70
hi, death John I.lndlrv No. Broadway, appeared a.
counsel for Mr.. Ellen 7. Window.
The will. providing ior funeral expenses and
debt, gives to hi. beloved wife, Ellen r. Window. "to
whose love | am indebted for rhe happiness that has
blessed nv life 10 whose prudenc" and wise counsel
owe much Of the u prosperity have enjoyed,
the family residence and household furniture
Onrhird II all property left after paying debts or the
dead man i conveyed Mrs Window, who Is named a.
sole oyrcutrix The rest estate il bequcathcd TO
tb. children william D.. Ellen II. aud Florence H.
Vindo subject 10 threcycar sole control OF the mother
She f. uncovered -o and cinyest for the benefit of
Tho children After that period, the executN Is to act as
trustee Of the property for the children
The trust 70 continue for twenty years Then 10 Il IN
No divided amonq the surviving children and their survv
i, br;r. Provision j. made FOR trustees In case the
,refes mo-. L, act The will further requests the
,t> L, consult John Gilman. OF Baltimore. and her
friends and 10 appont with power to execute the
trust after her death
In c,.. Mrs Window should not survive her husband,
hr st,,o va, to be- divided among the children.
ma st VA. 10 be- administered for the children by Mr.
china, with (.corge H. Tiatch Of Newton, Mass and
fhn Doualass Of Minneapolis, as co-trustces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
A LEWELRT PEDLER MrR DERED

Albany March 26 spcciaD.-Thomas Williams.
icwclry pedler was brutality beaten by three men III
one Of the downtown street, on Tuesday night. ana
died in the Albany Hospital tonight. A postmorten
examination was made, aud piece Of the skull and
an umbrella fcrrulc found embedded I'm the man
Irain subsequently John iiullacy. Of UNI
hrclln from which the crrulc had long been de
i,ched WAS arrested ON suspicion and held:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
ORANGE.

The Board Of Trustees Of South Orange have Just
taken active steps toward tile securing OF system OF
sewerage for that village. The committee I'm charge
has advertised for bids for 100000 in loan bonds
Captain William II. Iatlmer, OF the Sd Battalion.
who disappeared from Orange on March q and whose
store and stock seized. returned home late on
Wednesday evening. He is confined 10 his house by
sickness He has explained many things that had been
charged against him ana feels confident that he can
clrar ND eVcINthng SATISFACTORILY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
TT WIS PlBfDISE FOR TRIMPS.

According revelation, brought on; Dfore The queens
,,ty Grand Jury. th. Jamaica Town Hall ma been :
di.e for tiaup, during The lat year and all Ut inc
n,sc Of the taxpayers. II I, estimated that during
M ,r g COO came out Of the taxpayer porkets on ac'
n, of feeding aud lodging tranbs in the village Inc
taxpayers ar indignant. and are urging The SUPERVISORS
IN stop the imposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
pBOMryEyT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Cadcron Carlisle. Of Washington
mn NsWICK-W. e. Van Horne. President Of the
canadian Pacific Railway Company. CLARENDON
c,a,l.s do STRIVE Russian Minister Washington.
FIFTH AVENU E-Govcrnor Joseph X. Tooe Of Mon
,,n Judge John NJ. ThuFston, OF Nebraska; Judge John
NJ pavy OF Rochester and Franklin Fairbanks. u Yer
mont pIAZA-Wilam Henry Clifford and Philip Henry
u,..r ., Portland Ne. VlCTORIA-George H. Bates
=, noIowars NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Davenport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
DIED Ar THE AGE OF ONE HTNDRED.

Catherine Kenny, 100 years old, died OF
March 20 at the Almshouse on Blarhwels Island
Her body sent 10 the m0rgue where II he's since
bcrn held awaiting the arrival Of some Of the oil
voI1an's friend. ~he had some relative, living, but
they cannot be found. viii be buried la Putters
field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
rt,,rD F1B MlyOR OF BRIDGEPOKT.

gtidgerort Conn, Marh 20 tSrcciaD.-1h" H"pnh'
lic,o. haze NOMINATED thcI. candidate for Mayor 10
-, ,o,d On Anil g. william II. Mafirod. Alderman from
, r,t Ward He is 1t the head OF the largest
urinting establishments here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
4 RIG JUDGMENT AGIINST e. p PALMER.

Judgment for $685. 33 was Yesterday entered against
Charles F. Palmer, of No. $50 Broadway In favor of
Norton Bliss & Co., in a suit begun December
10 1887 lie is the son and one OF the heirs of
Courtlandt Palmer, who left an estate OF over ]iooo
Ooo but the property IS held In trust and Charles T.
Palmer is said 10 receive an income only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-27
eorrVrPy NAN DIES IN HOsPIrlL.

richard Williams OF Birmingham. Ala, Gied a. mo
.york IlosihiI Yesterday from cancer Of the s"na'h
Ic WA, a member Of prominent family oil thaI n'''
and the btothcr.ln :. o. Lane the present Mayor
az birmingham lie entered the hopIni oh 'i "
s,,o,inc from cancer u the stomach lie MAS aOou'