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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
LOSS or TIE WHALbRS NOT hhhf1'H"'
pE,soSs FOR pIscREpITINo THE ALLEGED
STATEMENTS.

y
San Francisco May 22-Much concern was cause"
IN maritime circles here by the receipt OF 'o ie''ci
49,, ,,oyrok stating that man had just arrived
thcre bringing the distressing news that ne WIS 1He
sole survivor OF the whh"rs "n' "''' 'N '''
oncd I'm the tee all winter 49,
According TO his story. which Is hardly credited
among tho best-informed whaling men, "iiho 'i'
whaling fleet was In the Ice AT Point barro" u'e
shlps and all tho except onc felI victms 10 tue
terrible. .'pnching' Of winter ice, which no Arcuc
.,a,, h,,, the sturdy Fran has ever been able to
withstand. ,
The letter came from Pfafr. OF Fog Lake. aud
,oo,, ,r,ncipallv with business matters. mention
ing only as an incident the alleged loss OK Tue
uhaIors No details are given. nor Is even men
TONED The, name of tho supposed survivor VINO -
said 10 have carried the news 10 the OUTSIDE wor'u
According TO the letter. the survivor reacheu
Af,pnnk I'm a small sloop. In which he crosse"
sbeikikoff Straits from Portage Bay 10 Afoshah'
Whaling men and others familiar with the Aret'c
place nttc faith In this letter 6u me ,nct IL com
Plan the writer Is In responsible position -
sidcfed trustworthy and Is wen aClu,t'u 49,
the conditions IN the Far Nortn iaNT mn, ,i,osv xIoIs
escd in the welfare Of whalers not nitie & a
Two whalcrs from the fleet Mate ll.o' s', III,
Walker brought down detailed accounts VI I'LL 1",h
lions at Point Barrow about SIX WeShs ~, ,,n
stated that the vessels were IN sate position AM am.
,h,t there would be no difficulty IN se,N,s 90,
when the leo broke. In the Hsht OF 'nc ~
~ thesc two experienced whalcrs. the story Oh
Wholesale destruction seems Improbable II no, ''''
possible. $500. a.. ,.r,, ,,,oy bave grown out
81 something said by Mate Illdon wheh ne p'ssITn
through Afognak. Tdon al hrst refused ~ - az ~
otout the whaling fleet unless well PAID ara II Is
ai.l. bis silence. was misconstrucd by the Aios-
max people. who were coinpehed ~ s'e'S ~ Wv
nSc,g ict,cr also announces the loss Of tho
nnn.., Alexandria. which sailed from San Fran
nIies for tho North American Behrns Ooin r,
She was commanded ~ '"P'"'" A'''' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
DESERTED WIFE KILLS HERSELF.
ABANDONED BY HER HUSBAND BECAUSE HE DID
NOT LIKE HER FRIENDS.

ABANDONED BY HER HUSBAND BECAUSE HE DID
NOT LIKE HER FRIENDS.
Mrs Florence Howard. twenty-one years old who
lived at No. 395 Degraw-st.. Brooklyn. committed
suicide early yesterday morning by swallowing
quantity of carboic acid at the temporary home OF
her husband at No. lE East Twenty sxth-st.
Manhattan She was removed to Bellevue Hospital
after she had drunk the poison. and died there
afterward.
Roundsman Curtin. OF the East Twenty second
St station. was walking along Third-ave about 2
o'clock yesterday morning when he met man and
n woman laboring under great agitation. The
woman was apparently Ill., and the man was almost
be side himself with excitement He told the
roundsman that the woman had taken poison. Tn,
roundsman raped for assistance. and Patrolman
Dunno responded. Another policeman picked the
woman up In his arms and ran with her TO Belle
vuc Hospital. but she died within a short time.
The husband afterward told the officials that he
and his wife formerly lived together In Brooklyn.
There. he said. his wife met number OF people on
whose acquaintance he did not approve and after
warning her vainly several times to drop her
friends he left the house last Tuesday and took
furnished room this side of the East River He
did rot finish his work until late on Saturday night
and when he finally reached his room he found his
wife waiting for him She chdcd him for staying
out 80 late and tried TO induce him to live with her
again. lie refused, and quarrel followed She
finally picked up IA glass OF water from the table,
walked into the hallway and poured into the glass
the contents Of n two-ounce bottle of carboic acid
which she carried with her. and swallowed tho
mixture He Immediately led her TO the street and
started to go to Bellevue Hospital
A letter from the woman to her husband was
found in his rooms In which she begged him 70
return 10 cents she had borrowed to purchase INC
poison and added: 81 have made up my mind that
can stand this no longer. so ] will do the pest !
can. | have nothing To live for only uouoe am
worry and not only that my husband wants 70 be
single so I will make him the free man ne wishes
o be. Inc ring on my HnGci' ic' ~ w
buried with me. unless you wish to keep H. ! am
heartbroken, so please don't blame me- hearl-
broken wife. Florence Howard "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 0:55 p NJ Pullman vestibule Day coaches
Parlor Cars Dining Car service Meals la carte.
Buffalo with through sleepers TO Detroit and
Chicago.
1880. hoo 2. ". daily for EAsToN. MAUcH
CHUNK. WlLKESBARRE. SCRANTON week daysD,
and coal branches. Chair Car Mauch Chunk.
.3,3O. $40 +. VI. daily except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITrSTON. SCRANTON, and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regions
Pullman Buffet parlor Car for WilkesbAre. -
and intermediate stations Chair Car to Easton.
1880, $40 T. NJ. Sundays only for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
$3.50. 0:1O +. NJ. daily except Sunday. for EASTON
and PRINCIPAL Intermediate stations
$3.50. 700 y. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yestiouls
'7.4O. 500 ?: N daily except Sunday stopping only
SOUTH PLAINFIELD EASToN. BETHLEHEM.
MACH CHUNK, sAYRE GENEVA. RocHEsTER ::
for Buffalo. None but sleeping car passengers carried No
$500. $40 p. NJ. daily for wII.KEsBARRE. It'll TT.
AGA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NlAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper to cs nIi
PLAINFIELp. BOUND BROOK and ntermediat ts points
only NJ. .e2c $50 $3.50 40 $3.50 and $50 p ~
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 ~ x.S
3a5 ga 1923 Broadway. 81 E i4h ST. ss r. i2ods
ST 1877 Bowery " Y; $40 Fulton st.. Court st'' 70
Rroadwav and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
CO. will call for and check baggage ioa"
hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
DEL. LAttANANNA AND WESTERN u. II.
Stations In New York. foot of Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VEsTIytLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LiGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES summit Bsrnardsyilie, Bsskns
Il dgc Madison. MorustOwn. Passsic. Paterson Boon
ton. Dover. Stanhcpc. NEWTON. 81 DDS LAKE.
LAKE uOPATCONG, Hackettstown. SCffOOLEY'S
MOUNTAIN. Washington PIIILLlP5BURG. EAs-
TON. WATER GAP. sTKoGDSBcRG Poeono , Noun.
tans. SCRANTON. pITTslON. WILkESBAhRE
NANTlcoKE. 'DANvIILG, NoRTHr MBERlANp.
Monrrose BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH
Waerve UTICA. RrHFIELD SYRINGE cortland.
9YRACTSE OSWEGO ITHACA. ONEiO. rl>MikA.
CORNING. GATH. DANSNiILE. Bt FTAtO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AID SOUTHWEST.
500 4. M-BrSGHAMroN MAI. stops ~ principal
1000 \. M.-(Cafe carr. BUFFALO. scNANroH, BISG
HAMTON. OWEGO. ITHACA ELMiRA. tTlcA,
PHFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and oSWEiO
EMPRESS Pullman Palace cars. Connecting at
/ 90 ?. M-SCRANTON. wlLKEsBARRE and ELMlRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Car.
400 T. M.-SCRANTOE, WiLKE>BARRE and PLiM-
9th EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET rnfior car.
700 p. VI tDaily)-ChicagO Nestibule Limited ExpTes.
FOR SCR NToN. BfNGHAMTON. ELMlRA. BrF-
Chicago. Dining Car west OF Buffalo
$50 T. ". Cpaly)-Buralo Express. Pullman Sletpers
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH.
ut. MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving In Buffalo
$50 P 81 tDaiv-BUFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM
UTICA and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & Sons U.mi,edl li3 Broadway II Park
Place. 40 Broadway and "i2 Broadway: Tickets al
ferry ia i,h-ave i2th-s 81 West i25th
and 100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full
Information AT all stations.
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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All NEWYORK OUT or DOORS.
PARK SEEN BY THOUSANDS AT iiS

,.ru,y PARK SEEN BY THOUSANDS AT IT'S
prsr-Acc1DEN1s IN THE DRIVES
park was the Mecca TO which thousands
~ Eey-Yorkers wendell thcr way !eS"'
o. Nem steady stream OF people surgel through
u"' ,,,,s,, walks and driveways. and In the
Va" .'.,oar - seemed as though all New-fork was
-, ,,,oel afoo. or ahorse. and thas Cen'f"i
e''. ., ,ros the point 10 which they were bound.
RAJ" 49, ,reeont time the Park is at its prettiest
- 'o.ocropped lawns. the blossomng trees ana
,,,hnrv and the beautiful flower peds' put New
,s,s great public recreation GROUND AT us pest
ioih o. tnat was ,ust cool enough to temper the
our.s hot rays swept among ."e "'' ,
nu' ooer,e as usual was the point OF interest
ihc 'nS H. ,,sitors and there were not few
OF them They fanny
amman hoD' ,nro M, in larger forces than usual.
% -, the roads in the PARK nave pee" ''-
'' and the wheelmen sho"eo 'n'' '"e' az
rrecatcd the improvements he drtvewnyS
out In lot, choked by the constant stream OF
were aIIhoS' N''
cluipases oevcraI accidents In me ParK IN me
There were So In ihe afternoon .eam driven
course OF VI Never of No 223 East Elghy,nmtns',,
and attached 10 Esh' sos Madison-ave. and his
MT av,ay on the East llriyc, u, t,h
eaand-tenth-st. and siou', ,uoIs waa dragged
den. In uy, res and his right wrist was sprained,
from nnsohunGred ndseventh,s 'nG mich wns n
got into n y East Ninety fourth-st inc wagon
Zanh oo,magcd and Zahn %as ,nrST Tass Tavern
,cam was finally caught a. ah, wagon in which was
team h,ao" OF the Hotel Marlborough ana n ms
wife, ran away on the f iu, the animals were
hundrsd. af,sr short run by Patro'man c"''e''
S So one was injured, , IN tho afternoon f..
fourteenLy eur on the east side Of the Park. at
from the RON and his right leg was broken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
uFETTyG or RAILROAD ORDERS.

s.. Johnsbury, VI. May "A union meeting OF
TIA hrotherhooda and auxlliariee OF the Railway
Train serv!ce was held here to-day with public
service In Holiness Opera House Special trains
were run on all roads. and about SIX hundred dele
gates were In attendance. o. II. Henderson pre-
sided and prayer offered by the Rev T. lyric
W. F. stafford delivered an address OF welcome
Addresses were made by G. VI. wilkins. assistant
chief OF the order OF Railroad conductors, OF chca
60: F. p. Sargent grand master OF the brotherhood
Srand master OF the brotherhood of Railr.:d Train
men Columbus J. p. Finnan. assistant chief OF me
order Of Railroad Telcgraphers Baltimore; James
OConne grand master OF the Machinsts inter-
national Association Chicago; Charles MiIson eS-
einssrs Danyille VT. large number OF women
sccompaEied the delegateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From Liberty ST.
Week days. i;3o 500. 1000 III 80 Dining Carp A. ~.
loo i:s5 $3.50 600 Dining Carr. 600 p. NJ 1915 mdc
sundays. 400. 1870 ui 30 Dining carr A. NJ, las
900 Dining CaD. 800 =. NJ. 1918 mdt Additional
Philadelphia, week days 900 A. NJ, 400,
40. 7:3o, 900 p. ~ SUNDAYS, 900 A. ~. 400 P. NJ
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL 81.
days 7:io 1853. SOS $40 s:55. 9:os 800 9SS
1900 lo;lj lo;45. lios. 1889. ia5 A. NJ, l2:2s'
AIS. ABB. 4s6. I2s. s1 $40, o:25. sos; 1880 80
s:25 OBS 1885. II 20 L. ~ 1918 mdt. sundays.
ZOO sos 1000 II 80 A. NJ 1900 NJ 1858 AS 230.
800. 35s. 400 4:55 o:25 500 $50. 725. SIS. 3D.
95J. 1855 p. M 1915 mdt.
Tickets and parlor car seats at foot OF Liberty ST.
Whitehall St. ll3. 49, 26l. 434 9i4. 2S4 1923 Broad
way, 137 9th Ave. 81 East lth St, 1873 East loth ST.,
273 Yves, l23h St. 25 Columbus Ave. New YORK; =
Court ST., $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn ys Broadway, VIII
,amsburg The " Y. Transfer Co will call for and
check baggage from hotels residences destination
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Railroads..
DEN NSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot Of Yves, Twenty-third Street and De-
brosses and Cortlandt Streets c.-.,.,A,
ryThe leaving time from Desbrosses and Cofta11os
Streets is ten minutes later than that gwen o<'o" ~
$50 A. 81. FAST MAII-Pullman Buffet Parior c Cr
New York Pit,sbure. sleeping Car Pitts6urs to en-
az FAST s.ia%s f fsvsiaf
ton Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo c'ncinna"'
S %Ssir:'ps.' c IaqsSs ASD ST. EXPRESS
S S HrsGf Ta SnfsHsf lei
7 r. FSr T sSTH sSss Pits
~, o'Sf"n PacFic rssS.s and
$50 'iso M@% asiis q &Sb sSt:
burg and points West daily except sunday No coaches
WASHINGTON AND =, THE u ;p sowT Gai, a. M.
5 .o Ds al r ea Sc
Car a. M % 20 Congressional Linn, all Psrlor srS e
Dining Cars. 40 Dining carr 40 'Dihhs oH ''"
sourHERN RAIfIWAY-Express 40 p. m iaos night
ATI.ANTIc COAST LINE-Express. go a. M and $40
SSx& SEs2 SSd z m fas m
ATLsNTic cI 1@ G M ssOes:s, snS
Ta bu afsf Ps5 coss
IS hsssb 2.ss Park sundays
Sy, and Font pi:sn Tom %e go
sundays NJ $50 p. cf,om pesb,Os IS ;s %
l. ~--~~
.. Sundays 9i5 a. m. SIS p. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 30 75O $40 $50 ~ $50 Penna. lAmised,'
90 Dining Carr. 1880 Dining Car). lloo a. M TO-,
80. $50. $50 40 40 Dining Car 40 U ,ss
Carr, $50 U,ning Car 7.40. $50 m. l2O3 nlgnt.
Sundays. 6lo. 80. $50. $50 90 go Limited, ece
$50 DINING Carr. n. rn i5o Dining Carr. 800 -
Dining Carp $50 Dining caD, $50 Dining Caf'' '$o.
rlcke, Offices. Nos 4Gi GA 1885, 1929. III and 2el
Broadway l Aston House; West Twenty-third street
station; and stations OF Desbroses and Cortandt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. ~ broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn; station:
Jersey city The New York Transfer Company viii call
FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
7 n HT-TCUfNSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
TWELVEyEAROLD HELD FOR HOMICIDE.

THE BODY OF HIS PLAYMATE. WHOM HE PUSHED
INTO THE RIVER NOT RECOVERED
John Brcsin. twelve years old. Of No. al West
Thirty-eghth-st, was charged with homicide In
the West Side Police Court yesterday morning In
having caused the death by drowning OF Louis
Sctz. seventeen years old. OF No 3o3 West Thirty
eighth-st, by pushing him into the North River
while playing on the Thr,y-Afh-st pier Satur-
day afternoon. Magistrate Brann held the lad
without bail for further examination.
The chief witnesses against young Breslin
younger brother OF the dead boy and Robert Hat
field, companion. Both said that the boys were
skylarkng and they did not think that Bresn
meant any harm. The body OF Young Sei,z has not
been recovered though the river is being dra gged
The police have little hone that the body Will be
found near the OF the occurrence. the cur
rent runs there with tremendous force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
PREPARING FOR A BIBLICAL ASSEMBLY.

Washington, May 22-The officers OF the Ameri-
can Society Of Religious Education located In this
CITY have completed the programme OF the South
ern Biblical Assembly whose fourth annuai ses-
s,on will be held In Knoxville. Tenn. June Is to g.
CIT n-omineut r,cn OF the Southern States are
engaged TO speak William Lindsay. United States
senator from Kentucky. will open the lecture
course discussing the theme The Bible ar "a
Rishons Wilson. Rondthaer and Galloway. Drs. J.
F. Gilbert ]. j. Tigert. T.. $. Hamlin and G. l.
Witherspoon and General John Eaton Inc as
sn,hiv viii be divided into two schools each fore
noon and into eight conferences each afternoon.
ing for the occasion, expecting delegates from all
pa-ts OF the South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
CHICAGO. 10; WASHINGTON. 8.

Chicago. May 22-The "orphans' started ai'er
Mercer early to-day. and batted him freely IN all
I'M, two innings. Dahen and Lange ola 100 h'ucm
a,os,,on,pe and were put out OF the game lsDe PEI
md Thornton replaced 'hem. Attendance ""''
Score: r H. t.
Chicago .....o ! o-i9 q
Washington .........o
Batteres--callahan and Donahue; Mercer D'"0'""
Cu,re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
REPORTED PLAN or THE MANHATTAN

A bit OF gossip af.oat on Saturday IN wan
street 10 the effect that the Manhattan Railway
Company has offered to the General Electric COM
pany "A contract for the electrical equipment OF the
entire elevated railway system. and that the Gen
cral EIectrc's experts are now iiguring on mo
Observation-Disclosures a report OF this kind has been cir
e,Iated many times and has been denied over and
a.s.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
ACCIDENT TO yARRoW-GArGE TRAIN

FIREMAN KILLED. But 80 PASSENGERS huhl.
san Francisco. May 22.-Tne suburban narrow,
gauge train on the Alameda branch was oera''eu
this afternoon on the trestie which runs OUT u NV
end OF the pier Tho locomolv" Went over TN aiu AZ
a.. e,.,eb vsas thrown across the track Inc nte,
,nan vas killed the engineer seriously ihJuIS az,
one tranman was hurt None OF ~ !, ~ arcident
vere hurt although panic followed w, aSe'"e''
~, +, h"filav rrowd was badly frightened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
BALTIMORE e. OHIO R.R

Lave New YORK whitehall Terminal. South Ferry and
foot OF Liberty street , .,,
CHICAGO 30 a m. las p. and 'l2: 80 night
PTrsBURG 1870 a. M, 1880 p M ti;'' 5 p n
'eS.ITCiSNATl sr LOUIS. 10000 a. m. 1913 p; m
WAsHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ts:S 1000 tDinea;
81, al a m l)ner) TOO D. 'l;s3 tlynere fSSV
Intnsy, am ,Dner) 1888 p m. and 'l2:l5 night
NEW ORLEANS .i:55 p. m. Through sleeper
Al trains are Illuminated with P.n,sch Ign. go. -.
0s,c.s. Tia ITO 28l, i3i. 12S4 Bdway III T. l4tneI'
,,S nors,v T.; $780, 344 Futon-st.. Brooklyn; White
hSn T.mina baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD or new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Stations In New York, foot Of Liberty 81.
and south Ferry. Whitehall st.
T-..fpa io..a s,ot ~ HARRY


-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations in New York foot Of Liberty ST.
and south Ferry. Whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty ~.
On and after May 10, 1885.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk, &C.
400. 7:i5 $40 a. NJ d2:oo ~. to Eas,on) l:So S4:4o e
EastonD. 0:tJ tI3D 10 Easton) i. N. sundays, 4'co
GEO 10 East)n) A. NJ. 100 $50 600 p ~ ,.
For Wiikcsbarre pi;,son and Scranton, AGO. e:lO A.
NJ 30 p. ~. Sundays +SD A. VI. -
For heading and Harrisburg, at 400. i.o. SOD viz
1000 IL 30 to Reading, A. ". l;i5 43o 800 b:sS
TS o 70 % E Ksaa.ns o ns"' $50 s ~
For sudbury. tewis0urs and Williamson, at 100 500
e:lo A; NJ l;3O. 49, 900 r. NJ Sundays. 4;So A. NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE Sc
For Rcd Bank, Long Brlnsh Asbury Park, Ocean
Grove and points south Point Pleasant 4:3O. $40.
1870 4. NJ. 1880. i:i5 i15. iiO. 5:3s 6:i5 F. NJ sun
days (stOps Interlaken for Asbury Park and ocean
Grove. 900 1ic:i5 Red Bank onl,) 4. ". 400 y d.
For Lakewood Toms River. Esrregat PARK and Barne-
gat 430. $50 A. NJ. i;s5 40 7. NJ. Sundays lo;lb
A. NJ. =.
For Atlantic CRY. vineand and Bridge,on. 40 A. H..
i:i5 T. NJ.
Nayesnk 43o. $780, go \. NJ. 1870, l:io 4;lb, 49,
4:40 +. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier = y. r.. foot o! Rector st
For Atlantic Highlands. Highlands OF Navesink Nor
mande, Rumson Beach. SeaDrght. Monmouth Beach ana
Yo,,O rf-a, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
THE ALLENTOWN MINE DISASTER.
,yopx,xc; TO RECOVER THE BODIES OF THE FOUR
MrN KILLED on SATURDAY

WORKING; TO Rti'ON nv mn 'D''''-'
MEN KILLED on SATURDAY.
Allentown Penn. May 22-The four men crushed
IN death Yesterday by the cave-n AT har'zeh "
swartzs hematite ore mines, near MayersVne, were
Jacob Reinharl forty years o!u having WIG anu
,vo children; oscar Relnhard. his brother. thirty
eour vcars old having n wife and three children;
Morris Dry single tweny-one years DID, all Oh
Fredercksville Bcrks County, and Frank Eiden
single. thirty years old The latter lived at Allen
town The men working In a slope seventy
Two feet below the surface. replacing temporary
props with permanent supports when the siide oc-
cured The timbers were pushed over pinnng the
men fast and crushing them to instant death
4 new shaft was sunk near the place where the
bodies law and men have been working III snitts
ovor since the accident In the effort TO reach the
bodies At o'clock this evening three bodies were
yithin view under broken mass or tmbers. 1T
NAV require constant work all night 10 remove the
bodies Of the unfortunate men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
WEST SHORE RK

Trains leave W. 42d ST. station, ~ y. az folowA anu
* m earlier from foot OF Franklin St.;
iO.i5 A. NJ Daily Albany. Utica, Syracuse Rocnee-
,.r puYa.o Niagara Falls Fort Wayne Toledo. Ceve-
land and Chicago ,-, e.
n M p Daily for Albany, Montreal. Utica Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland, Chicago and ST Louis.
S,1n p M Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and St. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and offices.
c. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
8 Vanderbilt Ave-, New yor&.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23

Cincinnati May 22-To-day's game was p'.en-
49,. hat,,o in which HawIey was given the ne'ter
sunnort pink pitched perfect game ATTENDANCE
$50 Score: r. II. L.
n -
Cincinnati '''''''''0 O 90
,,a,,",.s uaw,.y and PETIT: Rhlnes and schr've'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23
\ THE CYCLING WORLD.

People who make it a point to wander NJ the
Boulevard and Riverside Drive on Sunday after
noon to witness the cycle parade wondered yes
terday where al the cyclists were. There were
many there. of course. but the expected army had
gone elsewhere The unnaied wondered II the
love OF wheeling had suddenly diminished 1t was
the same on tho cycle paths in Brooklyn. The
usual uncomfortable Sunday crush was gone. and
even the beginner could wabble occasionally with
out fear OF upsetting more than dozen riders on
his way TO Coney Island. But anybody who went
through Brooklyn and on out Janaicaave 10
Hampstead and Camp Black can tell today where
the wheelmon yesterday All roads seemed
TO lead TO the camp. The roadhouse keepers re-
ported that the moving unbroken line OF bicycles
began to fash by as early as o'clock In the
morning. They went along singly, in small parties
and In groups of from twenty-five TO one hundred.
The latter generally club runs which have
been postponed for the last four weeks. The three
routes TO Camp Black were all thronged, but the
largest number used the route printed In the
Tribune. that through Jamaica to Queens. where
n turn TO the right Is made and then straight on
TO Hampstead over the newly macadamized ROAD.
The roads In good condition, except thai
they were dusty. and the army or cychsts ana
wagons of every description kept the dust up IN
cloud all day. The League OF American w neei-
men has had sign erected near Queens. reading
This Way to Camp Black" Going from Brook
ern Parkway ana through the Eastern PARKWAY
extension Bushwick-ave along jamaica ave, TO
straight road to Hampstead Continue through Full
tOn-st. Hampstead. and cross the main street winch
Is macadamized. Turn sharp TO the left into GIN
ton-st. which Is dirt road. but was In iairy
good condition yesterday. This Is near August
Belmonts place. and a short distance further on
the tents of Camp Black can be seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-23

Louisville. May 1.-TWO games were played 10
dav Louisville winning both. Frazer ptched gli'-
edged ball In the first game. holding the lro'ey
Dodgers" down to one hit, and that was "A"o Il,
49, n,r,, timing The home team won the second
game IN the FIRST inning Ehret was very effective
Attendance, 4500. Score: