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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
SHORE LIVE EXPRESS DELAYED.
A Rrskea TiaaEs Throws . Track or the
Rails NJ Manarsaeck.

Passengers on the Boston express on the
Shore Line division OF the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, due in New
York At 9 +. ". were delayed An hour and ten
minutes last night by a breakdown near Mama
runeck. The train had Just passed Mamaroneek
and was going at a rapid rate when the forward
pArlor car began humping up and down. The
passengers were thrown from their seats. and
there was con siderable excitement.
}. ". sutton. the colored porter. had jumped
for the automatic brake the moment the bump
Ing commenced, but lt woult rot ~ork. The
train ran almost \ mile before II could DO
stopped. IL was then found that the ttAnge on
one OF the rear wheels OF the forward truck on
the coach Just back OF the baggage car had
broken. This forced the truck on the track.
The bumpinz was caused BY the wheels hitting
the ties. The ties were badly ripped out over
the whole distance.
In three-quArters Of an hour a local train came
along and all the Shore Line express passengers
were transferred to IL aud brought TO this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
lord KoLsELET,s FAuH

He Defends the Drttish Army AEninst the At.
tachs RecantEy Made Cpoa IL
Special caeh DsspareA to THE srH.
LONDON. Jan. 2o--At the banquet tonight Of
the North London Ride Club. Field Marshal
Lord Wolseley. Commander-in-Chief of the
British Army. made q speech rebutring the
criticisms that have been recently made upon
the British forces. He declared. upon his honor
as q gentleman and his reputation a. . soldier.
his belief that II Great Britain declared war 20.
morrow two full army corps. complete to the
smallest detail. would be ready on the coast b.
fore the navy could provide ships to carry them
to their destination. and the men would be finer.
stronger. better equipped and better drilled
than any who ever left the shores OF the eoun-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
SAVED BIZ TIE TRoLLEr'S FENDER.
a schoSIEirI Ran Down In Madison Avenue.
but Net Injured

Johanna BagEer, aged IL years. of 1914 Mad
ison avenue, while h~urrying home in the rain
yesterday. carrying an umbrella in one hand
and her school books in the other. started across
the avenue as q trolley car came down the
street. The child tried to get out OF the way,
but she was not quick enough
Madison avenue cars carry a scpopshaped
fender the width Of the car. IL is made of iron.
and projects about fouE feet in front. The ZEN
der struck the girl. knocked her feet from under
her. and carried her several yards Before the
notorman could stop the car. Policeman Darsey
lifted the child out OF the fender and found her
badly frightened, bot practically unhurt. The
accident happened almost opposite her home
She was taken there BY the policeman No an
rssts were made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
TRIED TO GET Nv 4 SEVER.
a Denentea Man ssaEht UaderEroand Passage
20 the kl0adIke-

a Denenfeo AAn So0Ght InoefBrOuDd Passage
TO the klOadIke-
About 10 o'clock last night Policeman Boyer
saw . man lifting up a sewer manhols cover at
Seventy-second street and the Boulevard and
trying to get into the sewer. Running up to
him, Boyer cried:
what are you trying 10 do theref'
I'm going TO the Klondike." was the answer.
"OhI all right" said Boyer. That's not the
right way. Come with me; III show you the
way"
The man went along. and Boyer led him to the
West Sixtyeighth street police station. where
the man told Sergeant Mott that he WAS bound
20 the KIondike- The mans clothing was COW
cred with mud. as IL he had already tried the
underground route TO the klondike. and he had
on one foot 9 patent leather shoe and on the
other . slipper.
was concluded that liquor had something to do
with his demented condition. He said be vas
William Cardiff, Is years old. OF 152 West
Twenty. eighth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
cHn1srIAS SCIENCE DocroR.
yErs. Baird Hined ) rr Vet RessrtinG &
Case OF DIDhtheria-

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan. 2o-Christian Science
received a hard rap to-day from Judge Wotford
In the Criminal Court The occasion was the
trial OF Mrs. Amanda J. Baird. q Christian Sci
ence doctor, who was fined $50 In the Police
Court for not reporting to the Board OF Health .
case Of diphtheria in the family Of S. Il Kinney,
In whose house ten-year-old Mae Kinney after
ward died. Mrs. Baird administered Christian
Science treatment to the child
The case came before Judge woford on appeal
In affirming The Judgment of the trial tribunal
The Judge said the methods OF Christian Sci
encs in attempting 70 heal wers Frequently akin
20 murder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
cEEyELAyD BUrs a EARM.
Ne VIII sIsek 10 vita GAoe Btras ssd MAIa-
taIa q ShsStiAG Preserve

TKKSroS. Jan. e0.-EI.Presidsnt Cleveland
has purchased from Capt. Foster w. Van Kirk
an eishty-nveacre tract OF land adjoining the
Captains RosedAle farm. about two miles west
OF Princeton. Mr.. Cleveland. it is said, will
make a game preserve Of the tract and stock iE
with quail. phea SAINTS, cartridges. and other
game birds for the pleasure Of himself and his
friends- The neighborinR farmers will join him
In protecting the birds. This makes three game
preserves in this section. The largest Is that OF
pierre LorillAF6 az JoostoWr,B Burlington county,
which IS sLocked principally with pheasants and
English hares- IL Is several huacrsd acres in
extent and Ahiolns the pine Lands of Burlington
county. just east OF Trenton Col. A II. Kussr
OF The Governors stan has a large fArui, which
he yearly stocks with quail for the pleasure Of
his friends the following autumn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
AND THIS 70 POD D1suUKE,
GssrE4as Cit,sea TaIls late . Barrel or Beer
en- . NSSaAhIne Raid.

en- . MsSaahIae Raid.
ATLANTA. Ga, jar no. Deputy United States
Marshal Pod Dismuke, the well-known moon
sinner chaser. cAme near being drowned in .
barrel OF beer In q raid in Clayton county last
night. While Pod and . companion were en-
joyfnS q vacation here a week ago they got a
tip as to the location Of an Illicit disttllery. They
sent for assistance, and, going TO the spot, be-
gan q diligent search fer the still. They ar
rived Just In time to see = negro kicking to
pieces the remains Of 4 FIRE he was arrested.
but said he knew nothing about mooushiners.
After . search the officers were about 10 give
up in despair, when Dismuke suddenly disao.
peared. For ntteen minutes his companions
hunted IN vain. until at last q murted CRY was
heard, and, following 1t, they found him i'm
mersed in a barre, Of beer. He was quickly
pulled out. observation-disclosures that there was
a cave near the furnace which had been used for
storing Der in an emergency. Pod Is trJtnR
20 dispose OF the clothes ne wore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
SEKARK A1DERnES E1c1rED.
Denoerats Sustain Charges or MLseSadRes
Against CIEy Clerk WsadsL

WeWOcF1tD D08lAIU NhAFGeD OF LI8co0dncE
Against CIEy Clerk WsadsL
The nnal discussion by the Newark Common
Council last night OF the charges against City
Clerk Wendell OF misconduct in ONCE WAS an
exciting one. Alderman Ogden declared that
the Democrats had cAucused TO determine upon
a decision in the case.
Alderman DenmAn refuted the assertion. and
In response to . charge hy Alderman Garrison
that he was against the war veteran, was max
ing q heated denial and upholdtng the veterans,
cloak room, shouted Rats"
Denman psrsed. and, turning toward Shep-
part with upli:ted hand, exclaimed: You cow
ard. I spit in your facet
At the end OF the discussion the thirteen Re
~ anrotsss by WsnGsl's counsel. a vote VS.
taken, the sixteen Democratic members dnding
him guilty as charged. No further action was
taken, as the ca Sc Is in court on a writ OF ceFti-
orari TO review the Council proceedings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
Sos, 900 Nv COUNTERFEIT Bills
Janifor Hsner-s 1lna In the Ola QlaFteFs %
the BFSekWny Gang.

AbILo A9AArE bIAN ~ - - 1-HtC -
the Gang.
Louis Holler. . German, employed As . iAnitor
IN the clubhouse of the Z. C. SchAde Association,
In AnGelique street, West Hoboken- surprised
the members OF the association yesterday by dis
playing S65. COO in counterfeit money. which he
said he had found in 4 secret closet in the garnet
OF the clubhouse. The building. which Is = two
story frame structure, was formerly occupied
by the member OF the notorious B~rockway
gang. who were committed to the New Jersey
State prison TWO years ago for eounterfeitinR
At the time the house was raided the secret
service men found counterfeit notes and steel
plates from which the notes we're printed
The Sehade Association rented the building .
few mouths ago.
While rummagins about in the attis yester-
day Holler discovered a trap door opening into
a closet between The ratters. and there he found
a dozen packages OF counterfeit notes. The
notes were printed on one side. They ranged
from SO TO 800. Holler turned his ind over
TO the police, and the secret service department
was notified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
;. P,.rDs.t M.rs.s,s Lest .n,s Yss.4.

NEwsURa. Jan. col. Pierpont MorgAn's
vA!uahle collie dog Ornament was found il the
~erevices OF the rocks above Cransion'A IL had
been frightened BY The passing West shore To-
eouotiyes and hid in The rocks, Ornament IS TO
be exhibited At the beach show az Madison
square Garden next month
samuel l. stewart OF this city has lost his
81. 600 collie Brooksids Wellington. He Was
me cest American bred collie brought out N
Isg-, ana was the winner OF the first prize az
the bench show az " Arlington, II. a., last De-
ceuber. Mr.. Stewart has lOsI tu.lng the last
month ten coilies from distemper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
AcroR rERRIss,s WIZ.

RverythinE Except Nisa MiiiWardts Cottage %
Lart to nn wife and Family.
Special cas5a DxspatcA to rMR Sux.
LONDON. Jan. 2oL-The will Of Mr.. William
Terriss. the actor who was assassinated by
Richard Arthur Prince on Dec. 10 last. was
proved to-day. The value Of the estate proves
to be under A2o.ooo instead Of between 100000
and G5o.o0o. as was at trst supposed
Everything with the exception Of the cottaG0
at winsfeld occupied by Miss Mnlward. who
had acted with Mr.. Terriss for q long time. and
which was taken in Mr.. Terriss's name, 10 lefo
TO Mr.. Terrisss widow and family. Some sur
prise IL expressed that Miss Millward did nae
benefit further under the will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
L Hon4x's BODY Nv 4 oAsAL

The Dtseovery Gave Rise to the RsDS1S IA
t Was . Jack the Ripper Case
spsetaI cab1 DsspateA to The srs.
LONDON. Jan. 2o.-The decomposed body Of Q
woman was found in . canal at Hackney to-day.
The legs were missing. bat they were probably
detached from the trunk by coming in contact
with some OF the barges plying on the canaL 10
Is thought that the woman committed suicide.
The ARRIVAL OF the remains At the ShorsditcA
mortuAry gave rise to q rumor that q crime had
been committed similar to those which occurred
in the whitechapel district OF London some
years ago, Of which Jack the Ripper" was the
author.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
rHuSDEHsroKM ~ roEKTILLE.
niawisrsr LIEhraIHE s,artiss sGIaeiIJ Resi-
aPaLa-

Lightning followed by thunder startled the
few persons h~urrying along in the vicinity OF
Elghty-s.xth street and Lexington Avenue
shortly after aeon yesterday. To be precise. it
vas Just EOS O'Clock when the dark sky ~as
suGdenly lighted Up, and as the Hash vanished
toe thunder. nrst faint and then louder, Foared
overhead.
A few minutes after the winter thunder had
eeAked the rain descseded in sheets-
THE A. correspondent al MatAWan. y. j..
reports that Monmouth county was visited by
TAln. thunder and ltghtninS At 12;15 O'Clock
yesterday G~ftsEA0oas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
lRASeUnEN WINS L HOT T1eHr.
NE WHIPS the spaniards Near Hnvnna. Dvtvina
Then late the CO..

NE whips the spaniards NeaT Havana. Driving
Theo late the Co.
HAvANA. Nov. 20. via Key west.-A fierce en-
gagement took place yesterday at the LuisA
estate, near Havana, between the Spanish bat
TALON Of Otumba and the insurgent forces under
Brighten Sestor Aranguren- It was one Of the
most brilliant victories obtained By the dAshing
young Cuban commander. The CubAns num-
bered $50 men. including 800 cavalry. The fight
lasted six hours and the battalion OF otumbA
was routed. leaving On the field over 100 killed,
among them Major Joaquin Rodriguez Garcia
Capt jose Perez of the Spanish forces was
severely wounded
As the Spanish forces entered Havana this
morning they presented a pitiful spectacle. A
special train brought the wounded. and the
soldiers marched through the streets to their
barracks completely overcome By fatigue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
FIRE CHIEF BoSSER PRAISED.
Rsard or Hir~ UadsrwrttRss ThInks His RE-
msxaI q said Resalt IN Dtsaster.

When the new administration came into
power a report wAI circulated that Hugh Bon
ner. the Chief u the Fire Department, WAS To be
retired and that Battalion Chief Edward +.
Croker. a nephew OF Richard Croker. was 10
take his place. Fire Commissioner Seannell de-
MED the report. SAYING no such step was COR
tempiated or had been suggested.
This did not stop the talk. however. and 10
reached The board ~ Fire Underwriters, which
held a N Getting on "Wednesday and unanimously
adopted resolutions prsssInS CHIEF Banner. and
say.ug that any change IN the orfcr would be a
disastrous one, Copies u the resolutions were
ssnE 70 Mayor Van Wyck, Fire Commissioners
Scanne!I, and To Chlsf Bonner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21

PEABoDY. Mass, Jan. 2o.-The Hon. Amos
Morrill,, Justice OF the Police Court OF this town.
thinks that he was not entitled 10 the fees re-
esiysd by him In the last Year. and IS . result
he has turned over $1,000 into the county
treasury. He H. q believer Ii prohibition. and
viii not receive his legal fee Of so c1la en saeh
6anplAtnt tas dguAksRBss8 ~ tStAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
VIEW rxUsr,s MoSoPoL1
Rlu Against the Associated Press's Nethsaa
Aava1eed In ksneneky.

FRANKFORT. KY. Jan. 2o.-The act to "regu-
late foreign CORPORATIONS" in the gathering
and distribution OF news. requiring the Asso-
ciated Press to sell It's news to any person or
corporation operating \ newspaper in this State
noe q member Of such association on the same
terms and at the same price AZ . member Of
such association. on penalty OF 81. 900, was re-
ported TO tho House this morning. with eI-
preston OF opinion that the bill should pass.
The measure had . second reading and was
ordered 70 be printed. 1t will be called up for
passage In regular order on Saturday or Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
TINE 70 MAKE HER WILL.
MrA Xsyes Feared That LsskisG at Her son's
Body Wsuia Cause her Death

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan 2o-Mrs- William Soyes
Of Boston arrived here this morning in response
to = summon because Of the Illness OF her sou,
who was a teacher in the Industrial! Training
school in this city. Upon arrival Mrs. Soyes
was shocked to learn that her son was dead. As
vas the ca Sc with her son. she Il a sufferer from
heart trouhls. The mother declined TO look upon
the BODY until her will was drawn aad signed.
Accordingly, Lawyer Batiin EAs called and the
will was drawn up and signed.
Then the mother CONSENTED 70 See the body.
The ordeal Completely Frustrated her. Her con-
dilion is such that her death would be no sur
pFtss 10 her ply sIctanA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
st,., M1lt.A..a Tsr..s. Esusa.

SEwPoRT. r. l., Jan. Goa torpedo painted
Whitehead Torpedo No. 20 Was found to-day
floating ia SarraEansett Bay Oh jamestown
and secured by A. r Cory, who informed the
oficials OF the Government station. IL - sup
posed 10 De the torpedo lost during recent ef,
psriments At the torpedo station, and u valued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21

Ths CuarNs Protest AGAiast the Opeainr 20
T~aiesvan - = Treaty Psrt suSnlttsa -
~Pehtu-china In . oussssry-Rssiasa Gs-
tng - lsereass The Perssasea sr Msr NavS.
SDectdi caes DespateA>s to TIE srs.
LONDON, Jan 2o-A special despatch to the
TiMes from Pekin says that NJ. PAvlo6. the
Russian Charge d'Afairea, had another inter-
view yesterday with the Tsungli YAmen Board
Of Foreign AfAirsl aud repeated his rsnonr
stranees against the opening OF Talien wan asa
treaty port.
He threatened r~eprisals and the withdrawal
OF RussiA's friendship and protection II the port
was opened. China Is wavering. although she
recognizes that the British terms AFFORD the
hest hope Of maintaining the integrity Of the
empire.
The Central News says that the Goverp.nenb
has decided. in view Of the Chinese situation. to
increase the personnel OF the navy by 5000
men. and that 1000 additional stokers will also
Be engaged within the current quarter, besides
. large number Of sngineroom artincsrs.
The Central News also says that the nrst-class
battleship Hannibal now in reserve at Ports
mouth, will be put into commission immediate
~. In addition to this. the Admiralty has in
structed the commanding officers OF home sta
tions to be prepared to mobilize their commands
upon receipt OF teiesraphic notice.
The Ttnes. commenting editoriAlly on In
Pekin despatch says: There Is . fine
bullying ring about the word reprisals,
bat it is not easy to see how rsprisals
could actually be employed in this case without
consequences which We do noe believe for Q
moment Russia Is ready to contemplate. The
Chinese authorities are fairly entitled to liberty
Of choice as to whether they accept our loan o.
our terms, and It Is our business to sec that they
get it"
SHANGHAI. Jan. Colt Is reported In odlcial
quarters that Germany will make KiAo Chou an
open port on broad lines. similar to those gov.
eruing Hong KonS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
FIRED At THE PoLICK
I've Anarehiss Xsaths Aneaps to XIII Pasis
POueeasn.


40eeiaI caSLs Dss1GteA to TIE sus.
PARIS Jan Coat an early hour this morn
ing two policemen in different parts Of the city
were fred az with revolvers, bus escaped UNI
harmed. In the second instance two youths,
named Bornot and Tripier. were captured after
. long chase. They avowed themselves AnAr-
cAists, and said that in attempting to shoot the
policeman they were prompted by . desire -
obtain vengeance for being roughly handled b.
the police.
They are probably the persons who attempted
to shoot the first oficer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
LOOKING FOE 4 FnIBUsrEB,
TuGsSas Lad Of slsaths saiA to Have Started
Down the hay Last Might

Down the hay Last Wight
Down a. the Battery last night there were re-
ports tha. another chase OF = suspected nlibuster
was on hand. and that United states MarshAls
and Pinkerton detectives had gone 10 sea after
q suspected vessel or were Just going. The
three revenue cutters were tied up peacefully a.
their mooFtnxs-
The freight steamer Title. recently sold by
the Central Vermont Railroad. lay az anchor
between Ellis Island And Bsdlow's Island. She
mad cleared on THURSDAY for Tampa. She
was cleared BY John -McAlllster, and Capt
Barrie commands her. II was reported at mid
night that a tugboat full Of sleuths had gone
out 20 inspect her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
l. o. n u. Company OnsTs to Bald = Pes
Oaes for LSHE IsIaHd CIIJ.

The Long Island Railroad Company has o.
tered 10 erect a brick building AZ the corner Of
Borden and West avenues for the Long Island
CITY Post Orice II the Government vi! tAke .
lease OF The structure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
SPAIN IN CRAVE PERIL.
TIE Lssasa Tlnss asys shs s,tuausu Is usre
sestsss aaa hnythtss nay RnvpeA
N~-E.r Car. p.s,-e.A a, rur sru-

GpesfaI Cahls DsspafaA o. TIE srn-
LONDON. Jan 20.-The TIpses. discussing the
speech made By Mr.. Hit in the House Of Repre-
sentatives yesterday on the Cuban belliserency
matter. says it is convinced that President Nc
Klnley does not desire war with Spain. but
thinks it doubtful whether he viii prove strong
enough to resist the pressure brought upon him.
IDENTIFY much more serious than it was two days
sgo. and the Government Is not any stronger.
In such circumstances almost anything may
happen, and any accident may prseipitate . de-
eision which but recently those who take It
would have indignantly pronounced impossible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
y.runa naat CIus,. House Hurusa.

The varuna Boat Clgh's OoaEhouse AZ the fooL
OF Futty-ssveuth street. Bag Ridge, was de-
strnvet BY IRE last night. II va unoceupied az
the time, And the origin Ot the ure - unknown.
The tamAge Is estimated sc s@,SOo. A year ASO
the old ooathouss sac burned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21

Attached TO the New York and Florida Limited.
via southern Railway and ,. C. and p, leaving NsW
York dAIy, sxesUs Sunday. a 1850 Al. A through
sssFy TuasdsJ aud RndaI. SsN Yogk 20 REuhsS1ek.
EoT ~laf0E1AtSn SAAEsas SsS I0Ek s0esA 111 aA4
ga BEoa1UNg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
MIRTIyEz cAMPos. nAT 60 BAcK

ne Spanish Gsverpnsus Tnihs 81 Waking
HIN Csa.asasr-t.-cnisF In Cuha-
Special Cable Dsspatea to THs sUs.
MADRID. Jan eo.-It il said that the Govern
ment Is considering the question of appointing
Cen Marines Campos a. Commander-in-Chiet
in Cuba, retaining Gen Bianeo a. Governors
General Of the island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
sus~ 4. the T.I.s Pas saasIs csaarry.

SAN Antonio, Tex. jan 2O.-All OF the Pan
Handle country anu west Texas was visited BY
a heavy snow last night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
PaEsT-CheIWyad-
sp<rtaI cabi4 Ds,pateA 70 ran

sIf'Nd4 NNUta ONIVIF1F u ~
LONDON. Jan. 2O,-Henry Cyril PaSet, Earl at
UxaridRe. son and heir Of the VI ~. Us OF An
s!esey, was married IN Lonton this afternoon .
Lazy Lillian, daughter Of Str George C~hetwynd-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21

No Dssks Lac EAS AaIe DsskA-
Export DEtessS - StoRs -, As1s RE04lss K1ehAAss-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
W. n. ys.ts.. Ir.. Ertr.ausd-
Sp..taI rnbL D<spafrA 10 rHH sry.

PARIS. Jan. 20.-Ths technical !mpetlmentl
in the way OF The sItraditlon Of William Il.
Foster. Jr.. nave bsen removed and his eI-radI-
ton has been granted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21

Opens J1n. 80, 1888. under TIE Management q
lcIaa ASaRsPlAlsAeA14
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21

Ten Years ago Foster was the attorney to- The
Gratui,y Fund OF the Produce Exchange 10 this
ciiy. He Is accused OF roooiuZ IL Of $4,000:
He was Indicted by the Grand jury for grand
larceny IN he second degree. Tomorrow Cen
trI OiHcs Detective NgCanerty will sail for
France 10 bring Foster back here for rial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-21
OPEN BoARD oUr Nv THE WET

thIs point the .eIephone wire melted.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-12-02

NNe AlaAilEit9 WIS HiasNlIaiII AlbI7
#i1Qn
lion. u. III pahiorssn tbeB lntfo.
dueed ths f8HoafHe
aResolged. Tbat tiis deem water
coageatio8 urge Qp6n tHe Be9pis #
south Ml.si.s.Bpi tbat thew nis6oe
themselves fg Ipp3rt IA candidate
far once. ei5ber 9TH. e58atg. dtstrlet
of s.afe. vito docs got madqe him
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