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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATU7E.
CONSTITUTIONAL Convention Proposed-Lire Ten.
ure for School Teachers.

CONSTITUTIONAL Convention Eroposod-Lffo Ten.
ure for School Teachers.
TRENTON, Fob. 14.-The Cuban sympathy res
olutions were not called up in the House to
night. although q large crowd had been at.
tracted by the expectation that they would be
considered. This evening Mr.. Cole. tho intro.
ducer Of tho resolutions, received. word that
Congress had taken action to-day that would
mako the passage of his resolutions unneces
sary. and that 1t was deemed best not to inter.
fere with President Mckinley in the course he
had marked out.
In the Senate Senator DAILY introduced a bill
providing for tho holding of a Constitutional
Convention on June z. the Convention to be
composed of 102 delegates. to be chosen at a
special election to be held on May 8. The dele.
gates are to be equally divided politically, and the
conventions work is to be submitted to a vote
or inc people at 9 special election to be held
Sept.6 G. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
is to preside over the convention. which may
either. frame n new Constitution or prepare
special amendments. Other bills introduced
By Senator Van Cleef-Imposing a fine of 81. 900
or three years Imprisonment on any onicer or
employee OF school district who accepts employ.
tractor.
By Senator sa. D'l !, for the appo,ptmens
applicants for the right to practice architecture.
By Senator Barbour-Prohibiting railroad com.
oas run i Of more rs1 than S7 s'n miIess even .G m II oniy a C sq part Of
the run is in New Jersey. The penalty is $50 ine.
In the House Speaker Watkins appointed
Messrs. Bell. Johnson, Poole. Murray. and BEN
ny as the Committee to Investigate tho Work.
ings of Building and Loan Associations, to take
the place OF the committee discredited last week
BY Chairman Ebie. Bills were introduced in the
House as follows:
By Mr.. Cole-To extend to all boroughs and other
municipalities the provisions OF the Martin act to col.
lect tax arrearages.
BY Mr.; MeKes-AuthOrizins any married woman
who. under O written agreement. ia living apart from
her husband to transfer her property without the
husbands signature; also a bill giving the same right
to men living apart from their wives.
BY Mr.. Howell-To require non. residents to get O
license from tho Fish and Game Commissioner be.
fore they may hunt game In this state; license fee, 81.
By Mr. Squire-Authorizing counties to sell to the
highest bidder franchises for trolley roads, the money
TO be used to straighten or improve public roads.
BY Mr.. Hall-Forbldding the removal of any school
teacher or employee OF a school board except for
cause. The bill would give a life tenure to teachers.
Speaker Watkins introduced a bill increasing
to 100000 n year the appropriation of the
State toward paying for stone roads. The pres.
ent appropriation is 100000.
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HANGED HIMSELF Nv HIS CELL.
Joseph Holebeck Ends He Life with tho Aid
OF Three SIX Iandkerchier..

FALLS CITY. Neb.. Feb. 14.-Joscph Holebeck
hanged himself in the county Jail last night.
He was one of the wealthiest men in the county.
Last fall he stabbed his wife to death while in a
rage over her carelcssness in permitting a ia.
vorite dog to get crippled. Up to that time he
had stood high in the estimation of his neigh.
bors. Insanity was the alleged cause. but his
arrangement had never been noticed before nor
since.
He had been in Jail surrounded BY every COM.
fort and always protesting that ne
nothing or numbering his wife. He had 70.
manned cheerful all the.timc and gave no in'i.
nation OF an intention to commit suicide. He
hanged himself by making II rope of three silk
handkerchiefs and tying them to the top of his
cell. He leaves ten children and n large estate.
Because he had not employed Il lawyer 10 de.
fend him some think he contemplated suicide
from the first. He gave as II reason for not So
curing a lawyer that he had plenty OF time AMI
as he had mover paid n LAWYERS fec he wanted
to put 1t off as long as possible.
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Will Bryant. Her Lover. Was Trying to shoot
Ray FatherEiI.

VALLEY VIEW. KY, Feb. 14.-Mrs. Dora
Clay, wife Of Gen. Cassius NJ. Clay, barely pre-
vonted a killing on her account yesterday. Will
Bryant, the young man whose attentions to her
have caused 80 much scandal, was trying to
shoot Ray Fathergill when she rushed before his
pistol and enabled athergill to escape. Father
gill has made q good many remarks about Bry-
ants conduct. and the latter has feared that his
ant was going along the road Fathergill under
took to brighten him by firing a gun over his
head. Bryant drew his revolver to shoot. He
was taking aim when Dora, who was passing,
rushed before him and the bullet went wild.
Bryant says no will kill Fatherglll yet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
BRooKLYN AND TAMMANY HALL.
Will Democratic Leader Hugh McLauEhIiu
Fight. Surrender. or Retirei


Fight. Surrender. or Retiref
The return OF Senator p. II. McCarren from
his mission to Hugh Mclaughlin in Florida Is
awaited with much interest by the Democratic
managers in Brooklyn. He Is expected bnck to-
morrow or Thursday. There is no end of
grumbling over the continued holding up of
tho Brooklyn patronage. and IL Mr.. Mclaughlin
only gives tho signal there will be nm outburst
of indignation all along the line. The prcdom-
mating feeling in the organization is one of re-
sentiment against Tnmmany Hall. and unless II
Is checked the effect will be seen in the next
state Conventions, A prominent, Democratic
polit!cian. in Brooklyn said last night:
MIR. Mclaughlin has now to face II" most
serious situation In his long career MS u leader.
He finds himself virtually stripped of all power
to dictate appointments and all tho Brooklyn
departments under the control of the central
authority. This means that Brooklyn. as we'll
as all the other borOnghs. is 10 play second
fiddle to Tammnny Hall. Mr.. Mclaughlin will
now either have to fight or make the best terms
he can with Richard Croker. | think that Mr.,
Mclaughlin is too old to start such II fight, and
that II he is unable to make some satisfactory
agreement with Taminany Hall he will retire
for good from political management"
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COME AxxoUxoEs A VICTORY.
mech Arnraunitien sad plo, Gsid Taksn
rroun the Defeated spanish Troops.

An oficial communication from Gen. Maxi
mo Gomez TO senor Estrada Palma, Cuban
Delegate in this country, was received yester-
day at the office OF the Junta, announcing q
great victory OF the patriots at Maya Cuba, dis
trict OF sancti'spiritus, Santa Clara Province.
The communication is dated Feb. ?. and IL
says that the engagement took place at Maya
Cuba. tho Cubans being commanded by Ar.
mando Sanchez Agramonte, n brave young man.
brother OF DR.. Eugenio Sanchez Agramonte
SurReon.G General Of tho Cuban army, who camo
to New York not long ago on a special mission
| from his Government.
As the result OF the battle not only were the
spaniards entirely routed. but the Cubans cap.
tured thirty mules loaded with ammunition and
S arsviSs IN n E9 sa,c whi Snir ths sp@ Tbs i0roos wece
OF the. capture IS great; and. OF practically tho
Same benefit to the Cuban forces as the land
him received in this city, 10 as hopeful as ever
says in a letter addressed to Senior Nicolas
Hercdia that Cuba is now an immense field of
stalks from one. end to the other" but he eI.
poets that the heroic sacrifices Of the Cuban
Don't advise mo" the veteran says, ito
guard my own life in this struggle. l cannot
be less bravo than my soldiers. ] thank you
for your words about my beloved son. l had
not oven tho melancholy satisfaction of sprink.
Iilk III vi hlb TCLuhhIlb put 4 kttpn lis uItI1-
DRY green in my heart and his example of forth
tudc and love to Cuba shall inspire mo until the
last moments OF my life."
While Gen. Gomez in his official lotter talks
about the victory of Sanchez Agramonte and
the bright prospects. Of tho army. in his private
communication to friends he gives vent to pro.
tests against the Spanish Government which
show how vain 1t is to fancy that either auton.
omy or bribery can induce him to stop the fight.
1T is a sad thing to say he writes in one
letter. that some few, fortunately few, Cubans
iards and help them against the revolution.
The great example of the patriots is not enough
to shame them. They will repent soon of their
folly in preferring, to a ll.covered with ignominy.
with the Spaniards."
Gen. Gomez is we'll informed at his camp Of
the political and financial situation in Spain.
He receives constant communications from Ma.
drid and from people near the Sagasta Cabinet
and In sympathy with Cuba.
Wounded Spanish Captain Here FER Treatment.
Capt. Gregoria Ferrer. SO years old. Of tho
Spanish Army, arrived hero yesterday on the
Spanish line steamship SAnto Domingo from
Havana. He received q bullet wound in tho
thigh in q recent battle in Cuba, and will DO
treated in . New York hospital.
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~
ODFoadihE Them' Over CubA In the Hope That
They will Discourage the Patriots.
= HAVANA, Feb. II. via Key west.-A new proof
u thas bed faith and trickery to which tho
Spanish Government has resorted in order to
discourage the Cuban revolutionists is given
to-day in the dispatches dated London, but
really writton In Madrid and sent here to DR..
Congosto. They are printed this morning in all
the Spanish newspapers in Havana.
These dispatches say that Senior Zayas, q
representative of tho Cuban Junta in London,
has been to New York by Senior
- Estrade Palma. Before leaving England no was
called to tho Foreign Office. where he was
formally requested by the British Government
70 accept autonomy and to compel tho Junta to
an the same. This 10 so manifestly q canard
that 1t needs no refutation.
The despatch also says that Senior Francisco
JAvier Clsneros. a Cuban millionaire and vet
%oran of the last war. has decided to return from
New York to Colombia. as he docs not care to
give further aid to tho enemies OF autonomy,
because Senior GOWN Is . member Of the Anton.
enlist Government. The fact.is that Sehor Cts.
heros does not know Senior Gown even by sight,
and that he went to Colombia long ago because
he IL the President of railroad companies in
thatrepublic.
p Fihaly tho despatch says that DIR. Betances,
tho aen-known Cuban delegate in Paris, has
, made declarations In favor of autonomy. BY
! means of such lies the Autonomist Government
hopes to discourage the patriots. inducing them
to believe that they have been abandoned and
will receive no more support from abroad.
The Havana newspapers also publish what
they claim to be the text OF DE Lomo's letter to
Senualejas, but they suppress all references to
,sthe treaty OF and other sentences
I which expose the Ill faith of the Spanish Gov.
eminent.
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aHiRISE NEEDED IN CUBA.
AbNecessary ms Food. says Coasui Hyatt-Ths
work or Aiding tho Sufferers.

y. . WITT oI HIUIHE INV buHoFcTa'
United States Consul Hyatt. at Santiago de
Cuba. says In a letter to the Central Cuban Re-
lisf COMMITTEES in this city:
."Physicians inform me that the good effects
or the gninine sent is already very apparent,
aid that hundreds OF lives Will bU saved by il,
ana3t Y a. necessary as food. But | have had
a-1Mlnnalt6su over so large u territory that
mnFo WILDE needed In n few days.
n hAyeprNS.iCRlly no trouble at the Custom
IMYose. Tho Governor NJ tirst held off, not
liking TO admit that there was a necessity that
NE were moi themselves, meeting, but he has
mlttee 70 assist a committee of my appointment.
~. SRf NEST Sniciqnt help Is 4 COMMITTEE Of
rh 0sEponAl work. God DO praisedi"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
BRYAN GOES TO MINNEAPOLIS.
He Will Attend tho Conference or the Silver
Advocates OF the Northwest.

Advocates or the Northw est.
LINCOLN. Mob. Feb. Nv. J. Bryan left to.
day for Minneapolis, to be present at the con-
ference of leading silver advocates of the North.
west. The conference will continue three days.
Senator Marion Butter. Chairman of the Ropu-
list National, Central Committee, Hartman Of
Montana, and many other leading silver advo-
Gates will be present. 1t is said that the confer
ence will be secret, and the plans for the fall
M~iNNEAPoLIs. Mimi. Feb. 14.-William J.
Bryan is coming here to confer with the Popu-
lists in the interest of fusion In the coming cam
paign..
rally of the Populists Of the State will be
held In the city on Wednesday,. As attractions
to bring in the faithful from the surrounding
country Senator Butler. Gen. Weaver. ex-
Senator Dubois rnS "a :, and Id, Gfong Re ,Sn y Harter have
Minnesota Populists are not all in favor Of
fusion. Many Of them desire to hold an early
convention and nominate n straight ticket of
their own. and here is the rub. This Is the
question which will be settled in conferences to
of tho Populist leaders favor fusion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
SAVED IN TIE NICK OF TINE.

The Crew or tho Sinking Schooner Portland
Taken or by tho Loeb Carron.
Special Cable Despafch to THE Sun.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. lathe British ship Loeb
Carron. Capt. Clark. from San Francisco Oct. 9.
arrived here to-day. She landed tho crew Of the
British schooner Portland, who were rescued by
tho Loeb Carron on Feb. 2 in mid-Atlantic.
When the crow were taken of the Portland.
which had been dismasted. was in q sinking
condition. The Portland was bound from Ali.
cante for st. Johns. N. T., to which latter port
she belonged. l,...
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Amer Tammauy Quarrel.

Augustus W. Peters, James J. Martin, and
George w. Plunkitt, the special committee ap-
pointed by the Executive Committee of Tam.
many Hall TO investigate the dispute In the
WcstChesicr annex between the friends of
Thomas j. Mulligan, the leader, and those who
want a change, will meet several times this
week and listen to testimony on each siue. Mr..
MulllRan's opponents want to have Councilman
william J. Hyland or Thomas II. O'Neill for
leader.
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Advisory Republican In RrooLlyn.

Chairman Michael J. Dady of the Republican
Executive Committee in Brooklyn has named
the following Advisory Committee to the City
Committee of Nine. appointed in the last cam
pllgn by MIR. QulgK Tor general supervision OF
Republican affairs IN BROOKLYN: II. Ross Apple-
ton of the First ward, Jesse Frost OF the Twenty
second, Marcus b. Campbell OF the Twenty-1Tst.
Philip g. Williams of The Fifteenth. and vii.
Liam i ExtAnce of the TWenty-aftk, "
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Ran Down . Brshing Smack.


oVtuIuE CuUIe Dbspu1uH 70 THE SUN.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 14.-The steamer Column
bia, from Havre for Southampton. ran into a
fishing smack In the Channel to-day. cutting her
in two and sinking her Immediately. Six OF the
crew of the smack were drowned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
PHILADELPHIA MAN ROBBED.
Entlcea Into . Bui,dinE en- the East Side b,
Two Thieves.

Charles W. Wooton of ia Atlantic street,
Philadelphia. a salesman for the Delaware
Knitting Mills, was robbed OF 80 last night by
two men VINO :enticed him into a half.demol-
ished building at Hester and Suffolk streets,
When, arrested at the instance OF n passerby
they described themselves as John Bennett OF
la, Park row and Cornelius Murphy OF 1913
Park row. They were both locked up. Wooton
was also held as a witness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
NICARAGUA CANAL CONFUSION.
Il Will Net Visit the Panama Canal Before tn
Middle OF Next Month.

Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun.
COLON, Feb. lathe United States gunboat
Newport, which arrived here yesterday, visited
this port for tho purpose of obtaining q supply
Of coal. Whom her bunkers are filled she will
return to Port Limon.
The statement that she had on board tho
members Of tho American Nicaragua Canal
Commission, which she took from New York to
Greytown. was erroneous. Tho commission is
expected to arrive here about tho middle of
March.
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Prof. ). FolLuann Drops Dead.


Special Cable Despdtch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN. Feb. IA man. SO years of age, do
scribed as Prot. John Folkmann. an author, Of
Chicago. fell dead in the street in this city on
Saturday. His body was identified by relatives
living here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
The Original hickey to Jsla CrsLer,. Club.

Col. Joe Hickey. tho founder Of the gin rickey,
who lives in 81. Louis and at the Hoffman
House, was proposed for nonresident member
ship in the Democratic Club yesterday by Rich.
+. Mulqueen. There were Ave resident bro.
posals also.
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Republican Gains In CAepanrs Cou.,y.

NORWICH. N. Y, Feb. 1.-THE tow meetings
in Chenango county to-day show Republican
gains. The incoming Board of Supervisors will
stand: Republicans. 10; Democrats, 8.
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international BimetalIism.
Special Gable Ds,rateh to THE SUN.

special Cab6 UeST1tch 70 The Sun.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-Mr. A. ]. Balfour said that
while the Government would be very glad to
see an international agreement upon the our
rency question and would consider proposals
looking to that end. 1t could add nothing to
what had already been announced respecting
the negotiations which had been initiated by
thu united Stataa.
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stabbed BY Esorpads. but Lost Nothing.

Frank Corgular. a laborer of "a Carmine street,
was found at Blocker and Hancock streets last.
night with a stab wound In the neck. He said
ne Aed been held up by two men who
70 rob him, but get nothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
GEN. PANDO STARTS EAST.
Ne Takes 200 Horses for Hts Cavalry Moro
soldiers from spain.

HAVANA, Feb. lL.-Gen. Pando, as announced
yesterday in THE SUM- leaves Havana tonight
FOR the east, taking with him on the steamer to
MAnEanilo 800 horses for his cavalry forces.
TAe new Spanish Admiral. with !, s43 soldiers
fr0m 3 pain, arrived to-day on the steamer Colon.
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THE SECRET F~IFTY-THREE.

Organizing the Assembly Diatriots by Stealth
Lest Flat Men Come and Frown.
The Fifty-thrce's follower will organize their
Assembly District Associations this week by
~elocting officers and district committees. The
dates are not b~eing:Inade public, and each voter
enrolled in an Assembly district will be tipped
of by postal card from headquarters as to time
and place Of meeting. In this way advertising
will BIO avoided.
Why tho dates and places are to be kept &C.
cret was not ~diyulged last night; but It Is un-
wicked machine men might go to the places
where the organizing was In progress and
frown daridy at the truly good.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
MIXED RAT POISON AND TOOK 1T.
Dier Net the Glass % . Table at NiEht sua
LAIer Drank from IL by AIIataka.

Bernard Dieft, 81 years old. died at his home,
LAG Conover street. Brooklyn, early yesterday
evening from the effects OF a dose of paris green
taken by mistake last Wednesday night. He
had mixed the poison in a glass In order to xiii
rats. This no left on the table, and later in the
nlgnt picked up the glass in the dark and drank
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
England at the Paris Show.
Special Gable Despatoh to THE sun.

Special Cable Despatoh to THE sun.
LONDON, Feb. 14.-In the House of Commons
to-day the Government announced its intention
to ask for an appropriation of a75, 900 for tho
establishment and maintenance OF n British sec
ton In the Paris Exposition in 1000. German
1t was added, had proposed to expend about
2250,000 upon the German section OF the exhibit.
ton.
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Will wnhelmina wed q Henaparte,


SptcIuF CuoIo DeSHuToH 10 THE BUN,
PARIS. Feb. 14.-The Gauiois publishes the
very improbable report of the betrothal of
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands to Prince
Napoleon Louis, brother to Prince Napoleon
Victor. the present head of the house of Bona
parfA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
British Rat.lesh,p victor,ou. Aground.

Special Gable Despdfch to TIE SUE.
PoRT SAID, Feb. lathe British frst-class
battleship Victorious. bound for China, is
aground here. Assistance has been sent to her.
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TAMHANY SOCIETY RECRUITS.
The East River Bridge Commissioner Anon
the New Membera Elected.

the New Members Elected.
There was a big crowd of applicants for mem
bership in the Tammany'Society when n special
Tammany Hall. Among those elected were
Mayor John Hinchcliffe Of Paterson, stephen
J. Meagher, Edward i. Condor, East River
Bridge Commissioners Lewis Nixon, j. q. Fair
child, and Philip II. Smith. and Joseph Roman.
They will be initiated into the order at the regu-
lar meeting on tho first Monday in March.
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THE DECREE Against OUR FRUITS.
These who vielate tho Decree will Ne Fine
,0O Marks.

1000 Marks.
Special Gable Despatoh to THE Sun.
BERLIN. Feb. lathe R~etchsanzei0er pub
fishes the decision of the Bremen Senate fixing
a maximum fine of 1000 marks upon v~iolators
of the recent decree affecting tho importation of
American fresh fruits.
Tho decision also provides that importers
must give notice of importations within three
days under q maximum penalty of so marks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
Delaware Ceun,y Gors R.pusle...

DELHI. N. Y, Feb. l4.-Delaware county elects
sixteen Republican Supervisors. three Demo
Gratis from Davenport, Middletown and SIAM
ford. Tho hoard is divided the same as last
year. The aggregate Republican majority In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
Fell from = ThIrd-story window asa Escaped
" IAJuFy.

Jennie Farrell, l3 years old. Of SO Third street.
Brooklyn, fell from q third story window OF her
home intoi the rear yard last OVeAink. and
escaped WI . severe shock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
STOLE HIS WIFE AND $3.50.
Schneider Arrested. as He Would Not Te
Whore the Woman Vas.

Louis Schneider of go Cherry street was ar.
rested last night on complaint of Morris Bobbin
of 412 Cherry street, who alleged that Schneider
He says he found Schneider and his wife to.
gether in their roomsiwhen he returned home un.
expectedly and that they went away together
later.
He saw Schneider in the street last night and
asked him whore his wife WAS. As Schneider
would not tell him ho had him locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
NICHo1AsK r. o'0oNNoR 4 BENEDICT
Married or New Years Day to Gov. reErnm's
Grauddaughter

Ex-Assemblyman Nicholas II. O'Connor WAS
married on New Years day to Miss Alice Pc
gram Of the Virginia family OF that name. TITO
was performed at st. Chrysostom 5
Chapel by the Rev. DR.. Sill. assisted by Canon
Knowles Only near relatives were present.
EX-Alderman John c. O'Conor. n brother OF tho
bridegroom, was n member OF tho doodle board
Of 1884, and. with ex-Mayor Grant, refused %
be bribcd by Jake Sharp. He claims direct 10.
scent from the kings OF Ireland. and has dropped
one letter N" from the family name. He mar
ried Miss Post.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15
he Iro. DaLe Coinde. with the wells City.

SDecIdT CdbTe DeSpuToh 70 THE Sun.
LONDON, Feb. lathe steamship Iron Duke
collided with the British steamship Wells City,
Capt. Savage. from New York Jan. 81. for Bris.
tol. on Feb. IL. The extent Of the damage 10
not known,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-02-15

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uOOU . purely vegetable ingredients,
Ollie and are mid yet certain In
sbaO effect. They cure all liver
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