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bers It, for the FIRST love Is the sweetest.
This Is your nrst lover, and he has not come
In 10y and peace BE woman and deal gen
tly with him"
Harriet Grit her eyes as She went TO her
desk But Womanhood seemed to have sud
denly opened within her and she was sur
both womanly strong and wonanly weak,
she wrote Ia reply was an example Of the
first, while the big. round tear which splashcd
uncN peCi edly on the address wao only be-
trayal of the latter.
and so Harriet, IN her twentieth year, cried
over her hrSt lover and sent him away.
Four years went by. The curls han become
n little more cOntrollablc ard sweet dignity
had begun 10 soften the old inc girlisli JOYS.
II was the day before her graduation, aH sh"
was hurTying through the hall Oh her way to
the library. when Prof. Palmer appeared be-
fore her. \ little parUNysm Uf pain seemed 10
go over his sweet, old lace, rs he heNlated.
\ puzzled light cleaned in IiarTlct's eyes, Tor
she did not understand why his face should
pale.
miss Clarkson," he al last said, AT YOU
have time should like TO see you III my Onicc
a moment
she followed him wonderingly. and yet half
In dread, but II was not TIL he had held open
I he door for her To pass, In that stately, elc-
CANT old style OF his, that he said:
81 fear II is wrong, but cannot help II.
cannot let you 90 away without telling you
that love You. know that ] am selfish,
but anu not so old after all-only sixty-five.'
And unconsciously deep pleading crept into
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boy, whose three rumpluC sons she had lUn-
ulpd the other day: Why. yes; why could
not she even be- nae dear Dr Palmer whose
grave had grown all sw ct with fresh grass :
ard white pnuNic> that very sp:lnEf Ana IS
She mGrlnGr,d over AGAIN the Ni,ir PRAYER
VII, ;" Turu >lmp lefty she mad never OUT
grown, her NuN lGN me down to sleep,
G,rum" almost q p.aLdllg Tor Il" sleep Witch
hlr>sC> Us forever and iurtNtr
II" ErNt day lt>scd uurvcntiully: Tho
u~Uh amount ut plrscn'> and WCl!-N l>hrs,
lat S,lll It >udn - :lltd her heart to over
rpNiug. LIE had become snc!y ,"rI G' 10
hrr-Wonld Il ever become Sun ely as, less:
II Was nitrI %, and, fortunately, the last
,a!lrl Ead lri early when Nora appeared AT
M dp,r and u.WtftTcd, a. WAS her rrStuI., an
EnlLiulu.lu!c name. Harriet turned mcchau-
irali,, Tor She WAS weary, hut The torn adj
Nan,ing II m llc halt mad" her catch her
breath, ilDW handsome h. was, Hut she
quickly recovered hrr>clt ana tried 10 smil"
u she held uut hrT hand.
~ am glad 10 80" You, Mr. conway.
"NtS, thHrl. Nuu, llarrie'.
Harriet, ilN air ~ confidence startled Eer
on, calmly hHliigg her hand with a gentle
though not passionate pressure, she could
Ouly watt.
Harriet. have come for sou at last. Has
the waiting been lnpgt'
Come r her Sne could only trcmblC, AT
which lie smiled quietly and calmly con-
tinued:
~ could not speak to you sooner, for ] had
not my life settled. Now | am certain US TO
my future and have come for YOU"
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Not a word about love. not question, not
>il.u Of tear ON EiS lart. Ana this was the
way that she was Ia he wOOpd-She whom all
the entrraticS amt ayoNais OF youth and age
could not uucCt. Yet she waYcred. She was
auCry with her prid" because II did not como
TO her aid, and yet >h1 could not even with.
draw her hand. lie saw, he evidently un-
Il T~iuod, for lie GuCl!y took her other hand,
hanging pas.ivcly at h.r side, and smilingly
rrICittl:
= Gay" come Tor you, Harriet"
What should she do? OF, better, what
could she do: Nothing TUT stand there TIL
her llpS Gcgan TO Q'uycr and the tears welled
up in h'r scarchi gray eyes, Then the
uan ~ tie world--thiS man who knew so well
upturEei Iacs, and laughed:
r" here, Harriet, cont cry. IL Is only man
who mas come Tor his Wife,
Even tAc cares, though, Ike al, his actions
the QuinttS tSScGCc Of gracelulness, only half
led The starved heart. The long, lonely years
uf loving and longing won at last, ana she
bowed her head and soobcd.
Don't yuu-luNe mc-eNen a llttle!'
Then he athcrel her W in his arms and
said IN "A low, hurt tone
Diu Nuu think that could ever marry Q
woman whom did not love more than all else
OF his liieE
Thus the last lover had come, the least pas
siunate, the one who had caused the most
sorrow and the one who had filled her past
years with bitter longing. And this was the
one ot them all that she chose. But then
women are mysteries, and may be to no one
50 much as to themselVes.-Chicago Seps.
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DIAMOND THIEVES CAUGHT.
The Robbers of Traitel Bros
Safe All in Custody.
Their Booty Was Worth $4,000 and
Has All Been Recovered.

\ bold diamond thief and several OF his con-
felcratcs have lust been bagged by Inspector
/ BSrncS's detectives
Some time during the week the iewclrv
store of Iralrel Bros, nt .440 Fifth avenue,
was robbed CT $4,000 worth OF diamond rings,
| pins and other icwClry. The stolen property
included 30; chlldrcn's rings.
Mr.. Traitel, who called on Inspector Byrnes
yesterday, said that Tuesday last the package
containing the stolen rings aud Jewclry was
| put away In the firms safe. There was no
occasion to use 1t until yesterday morning,
/ when It's loss was discovered.
tpon inquiry 1t was found that Frank tol-
| lins, tW"nty-onc years old, who Is employed
! as designer In the place and works on one Of
the upper noors. was In the oftice with the
bookkeepcr OF iraitel Brothers Tuesday
after the goods had been placed In the safe.
The bookkeepcr had occasion to leave he
oflicc Tor n moment, ard Collins was alone IN
the room where the safe was during the in-
tcrval.
Wednesday Collins did not come TO his
work as usual. ana yesterday also he failed to
put in ali appearance.
These were regarded as suspicious c!rcum-
stances after the loss OF the Jewels had been
discover, d, and Detectives Clarke and Arm
strong were sent ont to look for collins.
They found him at 1870 East tortv-nfth
street. nherc he lives, and arrested HIM
yesl nrday AFTERNOON. collins denied all
knowledge OF the crime, but on searching his
room the detectives. found a blond wig which
.eeined to be remarkably heavy for ITS size
ON ripping II open they found POI OF the
stolen rings, 100 pins and other lcwelry
collins was taken to Police Headquarters
when h" soon made n confession Of his guilt
and implica ted several OF hers as accessories
whose arrests followed Immediately.
The other prisoners are Albert r. Harris n
salesman who lives at 1913 West Thirty-hfth
street. and in whose possession were found
| sixteen OF the stolen pins and two rings; John
Murphy a bartender for John j. llaurahan,
! or i'.4 sixth avenue. VINO had nineteen pins
aud nine rngS, and Theodore GOOdSon.
another bartender in the SANE saloon. who
had some OF the stolen Jewclry and 1Our pawn
/ tickets representing other articles taken from
| Tratel Bro, hers.
II was evident hat Collins had been using
! lhcS" people as Intermediates In the disposal
, OF the stolen property.
! In the package Were 10 diamond solitaire
! rings, 10 small cluster rings, L. band rings,
! seal stones, opalS, l3 pearls and 10 da-
mOnu cluster pins.
| collins and his accomplces We're taken to
jefferson Market court this morning, and
were renamed to Police headquarters. In
! spcctor Byrncs says that all ths stolen prop
crty is recovered
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Is soft, old voice, and his trembling hands

his soft, old voice, and his trembling hands
ClaSpCd.
/ Again a mighty pity nlled her heart. How
she loved the Kind old man, with his hand
some head and wide-Upening heart And
yet, not al all as husband. but as an IN
struCtul, all adviser, II lricnd, whose gentle
conccrn had done so much towards making
her college lite a success. Her lips trcmDicd
as she catered
4" Dr, Palmer, am truly sorry. ! cannot
be thankful enough, either, for ! am not
worthy 81 suCh II riCh love as yours, But |
Shall be frank | do rot love you and never
can love you as you wish.
lie SANK into chair AT his desk, write
already cam resignation had begun tostcal
over his features.
~ sec; You are right. IL was wicked for a
man 81 my age 10 wish to possess so young
ara beautiful woman as YOU
Harriet demonstrated at this, but he only
sa.d:
40, 90 no" ana forgive the weakness OF
an Old man"
HIS head fell forward on his arms, and Ilar-
riet waited only long enough 10 reNcrchtly
press her lips to the snowy hair. Then she
g,idcd swiftly out. with her hands pressed
tightly 10 her thrObbing temples, murmur-
ing:
hour of triumph when a man tod her OF his
love"
So Harriet wept over her second love and
turned from him.
However, no one dreamed how her heart
ached as she was saying good-1y TO group
! Of schoollDates, when The handsome young
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STEAMSHIP AGENTS INDICTED.
Federal Authorities to Punish Con-
tract Labor Law Violations.

tract Labor Law Violations.
Judge c r. Upchurch. contract labor In
srcCtor at this port, returned to-day from
Pennsylvania, where lie has succeeded f.
locating four debarred immigrants who
escaped from the steamship Normannia sept.
| : last.
The inspector had a very dincult and
dangerous task, but he tracked his men until
he finally found them employed In the
rhOmes coal mines at Elkins, W. Va.
All the evidence secured by Judge l'pChurch
will be at once laid before the Federal Grand
Jury.
The United States Grand Jury, at Trent on,
\. j.. has returned four indictments against
Il. j. Cortss, agent In this city for the Ham
burg American steamship Company. Mr..
| Cortes Will be proceeded against crmlnally
al once for allowing the debarred immigrants )
to escape The penalty is fine OF $500 for
each OfTense.
The same Grand Jury also found two In
diclments against Peter Wright Sons.
agents FOR the Red star steamship line, for
Allowing debarrcd immigrants To escape.
1t Is said at the immigration of1ice that the
Federal authorities are determined to push
these cases to trial and make an example OF
the offending steamship companies, whose
officers, 1t IL claimed. do not make SUFFICIENT
EFFORT to prevent debarred immigrants from
escaping.
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Coming Events.

II. O'Nrill a CO.'S employees VIII have their
grand annual musicale and reception TINS
evening III the LcnoN I.ycrum, corner TiHt-
ninth street and Madison avenue. lhc uffair
VIII be under Ia" auspices ~ the Employees,
Mutual lIencrit Association, ana an enjoyable
tim" Is expected.
This evening TIA" 'lOakmakers' Union viii
celebrate Its second anniversary with bal
In Cooper uiOu Hall.
The Grant True Blues, l.. q. L., No. :. Will
dane" ini> evening n Lyric Han. lroT
Uoui hNaitr viii provide TIA" music.
The Wyoming club VIII give ~ annual bail
on Feb. IN i'SIhaguraS Hall
The mint annual reception aud bali OF Just.
ln-'l I'm" Lodge, 40. lln. Eru'AerhVuu II Loco
motive lir"mri, WIN taxi place IN central
Turn Ncr"n l.aIl on Feb. /.
hcpUbli" Lodge 80. lJi Is. Ot T., WIN hold
all n"ntcrtanu"At AID rrrrpN IN Ma"nntr-
chur Hal on ruh. 1
lhr Magnolia Associations nnh annual
bail Will b" given III Webster Hall on
Fec. =.
The associated knights uf rythtHS VIII CIV,
Their annual invitation bal! "A central luru
NprCln Han On Feb. -.
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CHAPMAN GOES BACK TO JAIL.
His Wife Was III and tho Case
Against Him Was Adjourned.

The case OF Hawley Chapman. who was
arrested several days ago for threatening, 1t
is alleged. To take the life Of his wife, Cora,
who was some time ago shot by Nurse Scar
want. came up This morning before Justice
Walsh III the Adams street police court In
Brooklyn.
Chapman was taken to the court-house. but
had nothing to say for himself. Lawyer An
derson, who represented Mrs. Chapman, said
that his ellen, was very III in bed with pleu-
risy, and WAS not able TO atten nd the proceed
ing+
Monday adding hat he had not yet received
tie report ut the physicians who had cNan-
incd Chapman with a view to aacertaining his
mental condition.
Chapman was taken back to Raymond Street
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MURDER In SCRANTON.
Body OF Man with Skull Split
Open Found in a River.
Try ASSOCIATED PRESS. I

Try AssOCIArpD PRESSl
PHIIApEAPnIA, Jan. 20.-The body OF John
CafTrcy was found Wednesday night in the
LacEawanna River not more than one hun
dred feet from his home at Scranton, Cafrrey
had been missing since early Tuesday morn
ing. The body bears unmis, akablc signs OF
foul play.
The coroner and District Attorney COM
plet ed preliminary examination OF the body
at the Cafrcy residence last night. There
we're numerous cuts On he head, one Of " hich
had split open the skull
This had evidently been made with an AK
or some similar instrument. In the snow
outside the CafIrey House were found blood
stains, and there were stains OF blood In the
barn.
NeighborS testified before the COrOner's
Jury that Caffrey and his wife have been
Quarrelling recently, and she was seen to
throw missile AT him. When found the
body was minus coat, shoes and stockings
The family were the first to raise the cry Of
murder.
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HARRIET'S LOVERS.

roung lncc IN the mlrror.

the fresh young lace in the mirror.
"Wcl," she laughed softly In the midst OF
a fam: yawn, I'm dgeadiuliy anxious Tor
him TO ccmc. I'm tired OF this do-nothing
life"
LET him come when he may, ana let us
pray that h come In JOY and peace was the
quiet rejoirdcr.
Tha, had been less than month ago and
now Harriet stood before the same mirror !;
bnt It was different face that the glass pic
tured now "a perplexed brow, scorniul llp'
and yet mist OF pity struggling to the gentle
gray eyes. A schoolboy's note was the cause
OF It ALA little hastily scrawled note, but
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utoPiii Voo W hbl 49, H'S''''
know that you cannot forgive me, but |
cant keep from II. have tried, but ! am
not strong enough to beat 1t back. IL is
burning me up, Harriet, even n ain boy. |
think that this win make man OF me. Az
least, II Will put a mans heart IN me.
Harriet read It over and over, and each time
there rose before her vision OF an honest
young face and tears lying IN the eyes hardly
dry as yet from the grief over the lost ball.
Mrs. Clar6son said never word, for she knew
tlat the confession would come IN good time.
At last Harriet tossed her the note, and,
throwing herself on the couch, she buried ner
face in the soft pillows and soobed.
"Oh, why did | ever want loyci~ And
why did he duitf knew that he liked me,
but never dreamed OF his loving me-
Mrs. Clarksun read the poor little note with
n sigh; then drawing the brown head TO her
shoulder she said: IL too, am sorry from
the bottom OF my heart. But he and you are
only the instruments OF fate. Every boy
some time In his boy hood loses his heart 10 a
woman older than himself II is his tirst love
and his first great sorrow. 1t does put a
mans heart In him. But he gets over it-that
is, the sting is gone-but he always remem.
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FOREIGN NEWS OF THE DAY.
Appointments by London Share
holders of the O. & M.
MIR. Spurgeon's Quiet Nlsht-Suicide
Hume Webster's Accounts.


LONDON, Jan. !o-1'he London Conm.Ltcc
of the English shareholders IN the OhiD and
Mississippi Railroad Company has appointed
William Bull, Edw ard :. Bell, John Davis and
Edgar Welles, OF New York, and James Will
SON. of Wilmington. to cooperate with the
London Committee In carrying out the ar
rahgemrnts authorized by the English share
holders at the meeting held in London on
Oct. II.
The proposed plan is to place the Ohio and
Mississippi road In a condition equal to It's
rivals, and to tit II TO take its position III u
great and important through line in unison
with the Baltimore and ONO and the Balti-
more and ohio Southwestern railways
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Mrs GARRISON only smiled She was given
to only smiling. anyway, whenever her
daughter set her head on one side and let Iall
some wise little. decision from her cyer-ousy
brain. Sc, as Miss Harriet leaned forward
and comHlirently surveyed the tips OF her
new slippers as she SAID: ~ wish that had
lover; I'm sure that could manage one,
lhe mother took another stitch In the dainty
ran,bric ana remarked :" ! here Is plenty OF
lime yet, Harriet mine"
Harriet started up In such haste that the
little chair was set Violently rocking. Going
10 the mantel she raised her pretty arms
Ver her brown head and contentedly studied
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WrsieiH Connecticut

yeJsey - G,u.r02g Gii,.n n on"HiO""I hyM
,,Ou, IN. syo,r Si,UhfIU irtr arr +; SOnfheiIp
r,nds, ,oith Iug. fo,' >ot"rdaa: LiyM ram
or sno,r u. he n,,fn'ny, Jo'io'reh tgcirGrhg
'rcdther; sItqht y co'dr.'" ~ "'Gh. Co"aI""N
rarOrGbIe .n,,' c2Idt =, .rdG' "1dther S""d'N
The following record shows the changes in
thc trmncrallIrn Tor the past tWenty-lour
hours, IN comparison with the corresponding
date oi last year as indicated by the lher-
momctcr at Perry's Pharmacy
1891. 1892 1891. 1892.
= A. NJ. ~ " 4. M'..... ~ 20
& A. ~. 81 81 IL H'...'' ~ :"
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
year, +usa
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The schneiders Convicted of Murder
and Sentenced to Die.

ibY ARsotlATED PRES'.'
VIENNA, Jan. 2D.-The sensational Schnei-
der murder ended in conviction to-day.
The Judge Immediately sentenced both man
and wife to death.
The crimes of the prisoners consisted in
decoying and straDgling young servant girls
for the purposes OF robbery.
Their operations were revealed through the
work OF the police In tracing up girls who had
strangely disappeared.
Under the Scoeider, dwelling were found
portions Of the bodies OF several victims.
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AMONG The WHsELM= !

The south Rroo,yn Whnc!mcN are preparing to
h0 # u stag
The !ArIem's reception last night VA. great
suCgrr-
The Columbia CycIHg Ilub ~ ready To welcome
all unattached "i"' imtn 81 nny 'im"
its quarters
The Union ,oguty Ruats,crs have number Of
entertainments uudr.
TN" tcntaur Nh'"mru are Planning for some
interesting cab runs the coming ,rI-un
The kuirkrrhorS"r NAr"lm'u Nall hc represented
at the hlg meets thI- year by scNrIsl spG"tN men.
The Manhattan Bicycle , nh III mold rercpriuu
the latter part uf fCbrIAry-
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ABANDONED HER CHILD.
A Little Girl Turned Out OF Doors
by a Eeartless Mother.

In the Harlem court to-day eleven-year-
old Mary schmidt was committed to the care
OF the Cnildrehs society. The story OF the
case shows that the girl was heartlessly
abaHdoned.
Policeman Carey. OF the West one HUI
dredth street station, found the child crying
AT one Hundred ana tiith street and Mint Ii
avenue ~ 80 last night she told MIN that
she had lived with her mother at Fifteenth
street and Avenue A; that her mother mad
turacd her out OF doors Yesterday, ana when
She came back SHE found her mother had
moved,
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THE CHARITIES REPORT.
Failure of the Scheme to Have I,
Printed by Crazy Printers.

A request by the Department Of Charities
and c C)rrcction TO the supervisor Of the City
Re'ord to print the annual report OF the be-
rartmcnt for 1890, develops the fact that
that department has not had arepovt printed
since 1887.
In that year Dr.. Mcdonald, super!ntcnd-
ent Of the cIty's insane, reported that he had
several crazy printers on Wards Island and
asked to he allowed to Use them to print the
annual reports Of the Department.
lie suggested that IL would be an ccpnomi-
cal arrangement, and that the print CT pa
tients would be greatly benefited by the cm.
Payment.
The reports were never printed by the crazy
printers, and now the Supervisor OF the ca.
RfcOId is called on to do The work.
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PREPARED FOR THE GRAVE.
Case Of Suspended Animation in a
Victim of the Grip.
Inv ASSOCIATED PRESS.


NEW ALBANY, Ind, Jan. :9.-PatricE Nc
Carty, living at Hamburg, Clark county, had
a narrow escape from being buried alive.
lie had been fl with The grip FOR several days
and to all appearances died yesterday.
The remains were prepared for burial and a
cot1ip was ordered. While waiting for the
unucrtahcr to arrive. Mrs McCarty was
startled by seeing he supposed dead man
slightly move.
The olher members OF he family were
summoned and by the use OF reSto"a,ivcs the
supposed dead husband aud rather showed
me NEST positive signs OF Me. He mad been
greatly reduced in strength by the grip ana
animation became suddenly suspended.
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After Fourty-Four Days Abstin
ence, Faster Succi Gwen In.

iBY YikSDCt LATED PRESS
LONDON, Jan. !H,-Succi, the faster, to-day
abandoned his attempt 10 go without food for
nfty-two days. At noon 1t was announced
thar he would not be able to complete his
self-imposed abstinence. AT that time he
had tasted to within a few hours Of forty
four days.
Succi presents most shocking appearance.
He has lost thirty-sevch pounds since his fast
commenced.
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Very Precise,

FfDm 71rU' SIflINgt
The Rev. WnangdOodle Baxter somewhat
bewlldcred his congregation by saying:
"SiStcrn and brcddrcn. Oar Will be u called
mcetln' in dis bu,ld!n' to-mOrrcr cbenin."
"Wlat'S de hour" called out Il member.
You can come as soon or us late "a you
please, provided yer all get hcah at Z O'Clock
per2ackly.'
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He was born at Bridzor. Tisbury, Wits. In
1915. was educated mt st. Gregorys col
lngc, DOwnside, near Bath, and afterwards,
having entered the profession OF law, prac-
t!Sed as solicitor at salisbury and was
elected Mayor OF that city in 1854. He took
deep Interest in the condition Of the work.
Ing people and prepared many important
Parliamentary bills looking to the better
mcnt OF the poor.
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=. =. bft N VI rsN !
OF AGitICtI.1rRk,
WEATHER BUREAU,
NEW YORK. Jan. ~.
Local TOi't cast HN )
4. W. ,S1t"rdGy FOr
Southeastern y q 70
York. inCiu d ing
Long Island, also .fJt
HeSieiH Connecticut
AH...f q.
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The Anti-Pinkerton 3 II

ALBANY, Jan. :o.--In the Assembly to-day
Mr.. SoLmcrs Anti-Pinkerton bill came UP uu
second reading, and, after quite lengthy
discussion, wrs ordered to third reading.
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Conaueror Formally Released.

United states Judge Addison Brown to-day
issued an order Tor the release OF Frederick
w. Yanderbilrs yacht tunqueror. in accord
aucc with the decision OF the court thar the
vessel was not liable to be held for payment
OF duty,
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Penn.ylvan'a state Convention.

ny AssoCItTED pREs'.1
Phil ADEIpH!h. Ian. ?o.-At "A meeting OF
the Republican State Committee to-day April
20 was selected as he date for holding the
state Convention at Harrisburg
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Troy Bills Passed.
ley AEaoCIATpD PRHst !

TTf NrFOIThTF0 TNFSF
ALBANY, Jan. .9.-Thc Senate passed Riley S
bills amending Troy charter 10y destroying
the nOn-partisan character OF the Board Of
Police commissioners ana changing the mode
OF appointing Inspectors OF Election.
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North Dakotas Senator Here.
Senator lIansbrough, OF North Dakota, reg
istered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this MORN
ing.
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Ended Her Life by Drowning.

fspFCIAL TO IHE rvEGISG wonLDl
BRIDGRToN, y. j., Jan. 2o.-Emily Bateman,
n maiden lady Of forty. committed suicide this
morning at Cedarville by drowning. She Is
supposed to have been Insane. Two ~ her
sisters are now IN an aSl lum
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CRUELTY TO A SICK IMMIGRANT.
He Died in tho Ellis Island Hospital
After Unnecessary Exposure.

The Italian Immigrant society is lndig-
nant over what IL considers the inhunan
treatment OF Il dying Italian Immigrant IA
being transferred from the steamship Am
stcrdam 10 Ellis Island last Tuesday when
the ten nperature was down To degrees
Giovanni MaruuV, aged twcnty-iOur, was
passenger on the Amsterdam. When the
vessel was few days out the man took nneu-
mOnio. .
Maronc In his deathly sickness was taken
of the steamship at HubOkCn ana placed on
the barge for transport 10 ElliH Island. After
cNnosllrr 1 o the severe weather Tor several
hours he was placed in the Ellis Island Eospi'
tal, where he died next morning.
Mrs. WISsLow's SuoTHING SYRUP for chi!dIH n
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