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WASHINGTON. March 14.-The Supreme Court
to-day. in an opinion rendered by Justice Har-
Ian, Affirmed In the broadcast way the validity
and constitutionality of the law OF Kansas for
bidding tho bringing into the State of cattle
capable OF communicating to local cattle the
Texas fever. Mr.. Justice Brewer dissented.
Certain citizens in Kansas sued the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railroad Company to recover
damages Tor the loss of cattle which were
afflicted with the Texas fever communicated
from cattle brought into the State by the rail-
road company under a State law hich made
rived from cattle so imported into the State.
Judgment was given against the railroad COM
pany and II appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Of the Cincinnati and Raleigh consists of ten s.
inch rapid.fre guns, and one 0.inch breech-load.
ing rifle, set as a bow chaser. The 5-inch guns nre
set on tho broadside. For a secondary battery
these cruisers have eight. 0rounders. two l.
pound rnpid.fre guns, and two hxed torpedo
tubes. Tho Cincinnati has also in it's second
battery two Colts guns, while the Raleigh has
two Calling guns.
Tho cruiser o'HiRgins, built for the Govern.
mont Of Chill by tho Armstrong;, was launched
Mt Elswick, on May 30. 1897. She was designed
Navy. She has q displacement Of $500 tons, n
length Of All feet o inches, and q breadth OF beam
OF 80 feet. Hor steel armor belt is z feet wide and
z inchcs thick taperinR to 3 inches nj the ends.
Two barbettcs, mounting each two SINGH guns,
are OF steel, q inches in thickness. The case
mates arc Ginchos thick and tho coming tower
Is protected by steel plates, o inches thick. Tho
protective deck is 2 inches 10 l inches In thick
and her guaranteed speed, from engine OF
d, 800 horse power, Is 21l9 knots. Sho is sheathed
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ACCUSED OF EMBEzzLEMENE.
Lawyer Henry J. ButIer or Fort 0cott. Kan..
Has Disappeared.

FORT SooTT. Kan, March 14.-Wiliam Chal-
font, Jr., of Westchester. Pa, receiver for tho
Chester County Guaranty Trust and Security
Deposit Company. arrived here to-day.and after
o short investigation announced that Horny ].
Butler of this city, agent for the company, was
an embezzler to an unknown amount.
Butler has been away from his homo here
for two weeks. and his whereabouts are un-
known. He was also agent for Smedley, Oar,
lngton of Westchester. Pa, and Miss Isabel
Darlington. Butler represented interests owned
by these parties valued ut about 100000,
and it is impossible to estimate his shortage.
this district. He is a Kansas lawyer. a brother
of Congressman Thomas s.. Butler Of Pennsyl-
yania, and son Of OK State Treasurer Samuel ID.
Butler Of Pennsylvania. His wife.is prostrat-
ed. Receiver Chalfont has taken possession Of
all of Buffers property.
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M'1AUGHL1N RULE UND IsTURBED.

Brooklyn Democrats Choose q County Conn
mittee-Mr. Works Victory.
Tho twenty-one Democratic Assembly district
committees In Brooklyn met last night and
elected their own officers and ten delegates from
each to the County Committee, the latter body
consisting OF 30 members. As a general rule
harmony prevailed. and no successful attempt
was made in any direction to disturb
the control Of e1-Register Mclaughlin
over the organization. The supremacy Of the
Willoughby street machine was demonstrated
whenever ON attempt had been made to dispute
1t. The result is that tho new County Commit
tee will be almost solid in It's support Of Mr.. Mo
LaughIin's policies in the coming year. An
especial interest was taken in the meeting
of tho Eleventh Assembly District Commit
tee, owing to the umors that President
Bernard J. York of the Police Board. who had
been one of the delegates from the district. to
the County Committee and one of its executive
committeemen for two years, was to get a po-
litical setback in retaliation for his supposed
strong leaning toward Tammsny Hall. but last
umphant column. Only one OF the tifty-two dele
gates to the Assembly Committee was absent.
be appointed by the Chairman 10 name q ticket.
and the motion was carried by q vote Of - to
ways Thomas R.. Farrell, the recognized loader
friends OF eI-Assemolymen Thomas 7. Byrne in
iected Mr.. Farrell, MIR. York, ex-Senn-
tor .McCarty. and, Thomas F. Pesrsall
to head. tho delegation. Micnael Hart
delegates, and named an opposition ticket
headed by Byrne. The Farrell ticket won by a
ten delegates to the County at once
elected ex-senator McCnrty and Mr.. York
The proceedings were attended with much
confusion and there were frequent cries Of gag
law" Although Mr.. York returns to tho EX-
ecutive Committee it Is said that he will not be
able 10 retain his place as Chairman OF that body
and that either Senator McCarren or Col. james
u. Bell will be his successor.
In the Fourth district a resolution was adopt
ed denouncing some OF the appointments cred
tied TO that district.
These are the members of the new Executive
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subs,dis. DID Net Develop This Lac.

A recent publication about the great steam.
ship lines of the world credited the develop.
mont OF tho great German lines largely to tho
Government subsidies. Tho Hamburg-Ameri-
can line was mentioned us having a greater
having been aided in this way. Tho Hambura.
American line has mover received n cent OF
subsidy from any State or Government In the
world. This was brought out prominently a
year ago when tho limo celebrated its fftieth
anniV6r6ary.
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AMAzoNAS AND o'HIGGINS.
DESCRIPTION OF THE WARsHIPS
PURCHlSHD Nv ENGLAND.

o'HirEins Outcisssod tn Armament by our Ar
Eaored Cruisers view York and nroeklyn-
Arnnronns and Her Sister SHIP, Protected
Cruisers. a Little BETTER Thnn Our c%incinnati
Tho protected cruisers AmaEonas and Ad-
miral Breu, purchased by tho United States
from Brazil. arc about Of the class of the cruisers
Cincinnati ana Raleigh. They were built by tho
Armstrong; and launched dt Elswick. They are
sister ships of thu Barrozo. Tho vessels have q
displacement OF 1900 tons, thoy arc 800
feet long, with q breadth of beam Of
AZ feet o inches and q draught of 10 feet
10 inches. Their engines have an indicated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15
Explosion In tho Lyons Ca. Coupany,s works.

LYONS. N. Y, March 14.-This village was
badly shaken up this morning by an explosion
in the Lyons Gaslight Company's plant, at GEN
eva and West Water streets. which wrecked tho
east end of tho building, demolishing the foun.
dalton, and making the rebuilding of tho plant
a necessity. Strange to say. the machinery and
the gasmakipg apparatus were not injured. Tho
origin of the explosion is a mystery, tho purify.
ing boxes and other machinery being In perfect
order. Superintendent Sturges had been work.
ing whore the explosion occurred y few minutes
before and had gone home. engineer Charles
back against the wall out of danger from falling
debris. The loss will be about SIS. 900.
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THE o.HlccINs. ARMoRED CRUISER.

ret or each broadside besides those fore and
aft. For q secondary battery tho Now York
guns, two fixed tubes for shooting White
head torpedoes. four Calling guns. and
The Brooklyn's secondary battery consists Of
twelve 6.pounders. four 1-pound rapid.fire guns.
four Colts guns. o fold gun, and four torpe.
Brooklyn and the New York are stronger than
the O'Higgfns. but the slide armor is lighter,
the New York. The turrets have 6la-inch
armor, tho barbottes on tho Brooklyn 8 and 4
inch armor. and the barbettes on the New York
10.inch armor.
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Mig Vein or Gas struck In HolIey. ". y.

ROCHESTER, March 14.-An enormous vein of
gas was struck Saturday at @ o'clock at the test
well of the Western New York Natural Gas and
Oil Company at Holley. The force Is tremend-
Gus. throwing pieces of rock from the bottom
of the we'll to nearly 100 feet in the air. Tho
roar of the escaping gas is so loud that IL is
thought TO be one of tho heaviest gas finds in
western New York. The depth OF the well 10
]. $50 feet
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havo q breadth of beam of AZ feet and o draught
Of 10 feet. Their engines arc 10000 horse
power and they were designed to steain nine
teen knots an hour. Each hast coal-carrying
capacity of460 tons. which enables Thorn to steam
about {. 1000 knots at ten knots an hour. Each has
o protective deck. extending from stem to
stern. 2la inches thick OH the slopes and
/ inch thick on tho flat. Tho coal bunkers
placed q: the water limo and extending above It
give additional protection. as do also Golfer
dams. filled with cocoa fibre and placed between
tho protective and berth docks. Tho armament
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NEW LEADER FOR TIE NINTH
AEti.sheehan Men Call . General
Meeting for Tonight.

- -
Meeting for Tonight.
Tho anti.Sheehan leaders In tho Ninth As
district Issued IL call yesterday for a
meeting OF the General Committee of the dis
trict at the Pequod Club tonight, the object of
the meeting being, as stated in the call, to con.
slider the advisahility of selecting a new execu-
tive member. The call is signed by Thomas
Carroll. one Of the four district Secretaries, and
IL IL said that 1t was issued under direction Of
Dennis Clifford, the Vice. Chairman. There is
likely to be n question raised as 10 the regular
iy OF tho call, and IL was said last night that
most OF the friends of John c. Sheehan. who 10
the executive member at present, would not at
tend the meeting. The call is dated saturday.
Tho Chairman OF the district is Bernard Court
ney. MIR. Courtney got back from Old Point
omfort on sunday. While he Is In town tho
yice-Chairman has not the power to call a meet
The revolt against Mr.. Sheehan has been en-
gincercd SO far by George w. Gibbons, Thomas
+. McAvoy and Charles Beardsley. McAvoy
Is said TO be the man slated for the leadership.
1t IL possible that no decisive action will be
taken at to. nights meeting. AS Tammany Hall
Is organized now the method of getting q new
executive member Is to make q request for n
change to tho Executive Committee. which ap.
PORTS a subcommittee to investigate.
Tammany men say that II Is quite possible
that Martin Engel may lose the leadership in
the Eighth district and that Bernard Rourke
may return to the Executive COMMITTEES
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Fair weather prevailed yesterday In the Middle At.
lantic and New England States and the lake regions,
as well as on the Pacific coast. In all other parts Of
the country the weather was unsettled. There was a
storm forming In Nebraska. which brought all The
Western States under Its influence.
In this city tho day was clear and cooler; highest
onicial temperature. 52'; lowest. 4O'; average hu.
mildly. 90 per cent; wind northwest. average velo.
city IL miles an hour; barometer, corrected 70 read
to sea level. at b A. M.SIO.lt; 8 p. NJ. SO.l8.
The thermometer at the United States Weather Blu.
reau registered the temperature yesterday as follows:
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Deuni.C onusll Drop. Dead In wa.h,.s,on.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Dennis Connell.
President of the Consumers Brewing Company.
dropped dead on the street in Washington IN
Monday afternoon from hoart trouble. Mr..
Connell had been IA resident OF Washington for
many years and was a man or some prominence.
He accumulated a fortune in the grocery bust
ness and was one OF the organizers OF the Con.
sumers' Brewing Company, in which he held tho
majority of the stock.
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Tho Steamship Portln Llbened.

A libel in q $25, 900 damage suit was filed In
the United States Court in Brooklyn yesterday
against the steamship Portia, lying at tho Erie
Basin. by Robert Gully. a teamster Gully was
on the ferryboat Nevada on Jan. 81 when the
Portia and Nevada were in collision. He was
him. injurine him internally. He sues to
recover $25. 900 damages. The Nevada. which
has already been libelled in other suits, 10
to be sold at auction by the United States Mar
shall on March %.
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Nev Vourtn Class Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, March IA Ninety.six fourth
class Postmasters were appointed to-day. among
them the following:
New York-Bishopvillo Allegany county. L. H.
Phinney; Boyntonville Rensselaer, county. W. II.
Rowland; Brushton. FRANKLIN county. A. d. Allen;
burke, FRANKLIN county. y. =. DeIning; Centreville.
AIlegany county. w. r. EliJtt; Ciarendun. Orleans
county, William C. Lambert: Dickinson Centre.
Franklin county. James SAb!n; syilIe, Orleans
counTy, Wilbur a. Hood; MORA. FRANKLIN county.
Thonlns II. Eddy; smyrna, Chenango county. J. W.
B0vnton.
CLARK; Haworth, Bergen county, Wilbur y. Herrick.
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NEwBURG. N. Y. March l4.-YounR Higgins,
a New Windsor lad. yesterday afternoon said
to Thomas Nee. a 17-year-old associate: "Sup-
Then no raised his rifle 10 his shoulder aud
pointed It at Nee. The rifle was discharged and
The bullet penetrated Nec's head, near the nose.
Higgins had accidentally struck tho trigger.
The bullet is yet in Nev's head. but he is doing
we'll,
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An Unknown Man Killed by the Cara.

PoRT JERvIs. March 14.-An unknown man
was found this morning. cut and mutilated so
that recognition WINS impossible. in the Erie
yard at Port Jcrvis. Tho man had evidently
been run over by a freight train and rolled
along a considerable distance. A letter found In
his pocket was. signed by Sadie Cunneen, %
missing. A Western Union Telegraph blank
bore the name OF John J. Mahoney, Al Beacon
avenue, Jersey City.
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where Yesterday. Fire. We're.

A.. M.-I;25, $50 Third avcnu', Block Brothers. dam
age slight; 0;Oo. 26G stanton street. David 1artIsner
damage slight; lO;i5. 1871 East Fifty.third street.
Frruerick ZIminer, damage $40.
l.. M-l;l5. 57i Lexington avenue, Childrenis
Nursery. damage slight; 1880, 1873 Greenwich avenue.
Alexander Ruschetr, damage $3.50; $40. 90S West
10 tn street, John Thompson, no damage.
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Young Grauer sala to Have Courss.ea.

Assistant District Attorney Grady yesterday
had young Louis Grauer brought from tho
Tombs to his Office In the Criminal Court build
ing. Grauer was arrested on March 7 on an
old indictment charging him with arson In the
first degree. Yesterday he, gave Mr.. Grady
some valuable Information which will BIO used
In the prosecution Of u man named Goldstein,
who is now in the Tombs. having been indicted
as a frebug. 1t is said that Grauer made a long
confession to Mr.. Grady,
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A blow Killed Mrs. Nenuiue.

Coroner's Physician Hartung hold an autopsy
on tho body OF Mrs. Elizabeth Ncnning of ala
Warren street. Brooklyn. yesterday. Mrs. Non.
no was arrested on Sunday charged with
having struck her and knocked her down dur
DR.. Hartung found that the woman's death
was due to a rupture of the heart and a frac.
ture OF a rib on tho left side. evidently the re-
suit of a heavy blow.
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THE SNIP NEW YORK Ashore.
She Goes ON the Beach About Twenty MILES
South or the Golden Gate.

South OF the Golden Gate.
San FRANCISCO. March 1A.-The ship New
York, from Hong Kong for San Francisco. ia
lying on the beach at Half Moon Bay. where she
went ashore in the fog and mist last night. II
Is feared she cannot be got OF. as she Is high on
wife and daughter on board. but thoy and all the
crew escaped to the shore early this morning in
the ships boats.
The vessel has a valuable cargo Of tea. silks
and other Oriental goods. The cargo will, be
the old T. F. Cakes, which gained such an evil
name owing to the brutality of tho officers that
no sailor would ship on her. Capt. Peabody
was brought out hero from Now York to take
command of tho vessel under o now name, and
this was his first round trip.
The ship New York will be o total loss, as IL ID
impossible to got her OF. She has sunk ton feet
in the sand. It 10 hoped TO. get the cargo OF
before she goes to pieces. Tho cargo 10 valued
at S250.000.
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8IERMANHHDElBERG&l6,
BROADWAY 6 CHAMBERS ST. ((sss az
CUSTOM HOUSE HEADS oFE.
Thirteen O~nlceholders Removed and the o,
nrles OF -Four Cut.

Thirteen Omceholders Removed and the Gel.
aries OF -Four Cut.
Removals and reductions of salaries that were
announced at tho Custom House yesterday
represent q saving Of S17.l50 yearly. Here
they are:
Reductfons-Frank B. symonds. clerk. Of. 900 to
Sl.400; Benton T. Rutau. clerk. 81. 900 to o., t00t
Frederic b. Davis. clerk. Sl.500 to 1900; Jonas L
McElroy. clerk. o1,400 TO Oh. 900.
J; Frederick. clerk. $1,000; Alfred \. Lewis. clerk.
$1,000; James D. Kelly. clerk. 81. 200; Cornelius J..
HicKey. clerk. s2.b00; Charles n. owen. clerk,
$1,000; Edward A. Sullivan. clerk. o. 900; Henry q.
Munsell, clerk, $1,000; Ipaac Trimble, opener and
packer. 81 900; Charles Callaghan. messenger. oSi0t
Isaac NJ. Holcomb, messenger. 6S40; Frank Sheehan,
messenger. $40; John J. McGlyn. messenger. $40.
They take effect with the close of business
to-day.
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90. 900 for Mrs. Nellie Yale Nelson.

A jury In the Supreme Court in Brooklyn yes.
ter6ay awarded to Mrs. Nellio Yale Nelson a
verdict for sc. 900 In her suit against the Nassau
Electric Railroad COMPANY for personal injuries
received in August. 1906. Mrs. Nelson is an
actress. and she claimed that the injuries che
received initiated against her effectiveness on
the stage and confined her to minor parts. Her
suit was for $25,0Oo.
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DALLAS. Tex. March l4.-An address to tho
gold Democrats of Texas earnestly calling upon
them to remain firm in their faith and to DO pre-
pared for tho coming election has boon issued
by Judge Rufus Hardy. Chairman of the State
Committee. In the course Of his address Judge
Hardy says:
IA to the action of the 10 to ] or Silver Dem.
ocratic Executive Committee in fixing their test
for party affiliations. 1t seems to me that 1t is
a matter with which we have no more concern
than We would with the action of tho Itepub-
lican party or the PopuliSt on That subject"
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Saratoga Lake Lire-savinE station.

SARATOGA. March IA reorganization of the
crows OF life savers stationed at Saratoga Lake
for the season of 1893 is soon to bs made by the
Volunteer Life-Saving Corps of New York State
Inland Waters. Capt. Orville Wells has solicit
ed applications from all young men who can
swim. There are now 500 inland life-saving sta.
lions. embracing 5s3 crews and 5,24O men.
Guiding sailing yachts. naphtha Launched, &c.
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Hua. Petersen Held for the Grand yur,

ROCKVILLE CENTRE. L. l.. March 14-Hilda
Petersen. charged with the murder of her child.
was arraigned before Justice Connell to-day.
District Attorney Youngs represented tho State.
and A. b. Wallace represented Emanuel Friend,
who has been retained by relatives OF tho
woman as her counsel. Lawyer Wallace en-
tered o plea OF not guilty, and announced that
the prisoner would waive examination. Justice
Grand Jury. and she was taken back TO the jail
at Long Island City.
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A magnincenIly equipped train has hcsn placed In
service between Chicago ana Denver. via the Chicago,
Union Pacific anu Northwestern Line, making The fast.
est schedule ever maintained between these points.
This trIiu. Tine Colorado special. " leaves Chicago
1000 A. NJ. daily. arriving Denver 1880 the following
afternoon. For full Information address II. A. Gross,
General Eastern Agent. Northwestern Line, 4ol
Broadway, New York.--Adu.
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j. STEWART ROSS INJURED.
Thrown Over His Horses Head while Riding
on ths Ocean Parkway.

LAWYER ]. Stewart Ross of 5O7 Fourth street,
Brooklyn. liz lying in q precarious condition in
the seney Hospital suffering from injuries 70
ceived yesterday afternoon while horseback rid
ing on tho Ocean Parkway. On his way homo
his horse SHE'D and he was thrown over the ami.
mails head. At the hospital 1t was found that
hc had a fracture OF the skull besides internal
injuries. Mr.. Ross is AZ years old. He has
been prominent.as a lawyer for many years, and
several years ago was tho Democratic candi.
date for Congress in the old Third district.
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DOGS FOE THE kAoNDIKE.

Thirty-three or Them Brought Over from bel.
Eium in tho Steamer British King.
The steamer British King. which arrived last
night from Antwerp. had on board thIrty-three
dogs, collected in Belgium and destined for the
Klondike. They are In charge OF their owner,
Potter Carlson. They will be landed at tho com.
pany's pier in Hoboken.
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WASHINGTON. March 14.-Tho Senate to-day
confirmed these nominations:
Thomas Pltch.e to DO Commissioners OF immigration
at New York.
William r. smythe to ba Consul at HUI, England.
Jerry r. WGllnan. Postmaster AZ Keene. N. II.
Also various promotions In the artillery branch OF
the army.
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CASHIER ,srRIoKEN Ar TEE BAN1

Andrew e. Colson Taken % the New York
HosHital with Apoplexy.
Andrew e. Colson, cashier in tho Sixth No
tional Bank at Thirty-third street and Broad
way. and living at 200 Washington avenue
Brooklyn. was attacked by. apoplexy at the
tho New York Hospital and his friends were
summoned. His condition IL reported as critical
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JoTTINGs ABoUr TOWN.

Supreme Court. granted u. sOlute divorces TO Mary
b. Boyle from William 7. boyle Of New York ami to
Eva kIelste!n from Nathan kIelSteln, Glso OF New
York.
Amer W. Stevens OF Chester. Orange county, hSs
obtained an attainment for 5000 against William
sheehIn, milk shipper. uf the same place. on . note
on tue ground that Mr. Shorhan has left toOA sUkA
q great deal OF money.
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Tho Allen to he Tried Mex. Week.

Tho Allen will be put on trial next Monday on
some one OF the six indictments against him.
Tho Police Board has urged that no be tried
speedily.
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Fatal Attack OF LocLJaw from . Cut On the
Foot.

John Moraschi. so years old. . carpenter who
lived at A Railroad avenue. Jersey CRY, accI.
dentally cut his foot two weeks ago. The wound
healed. but last Friday Moraschi was seized
with severe pains In the foot. He was taken TO
chi died on Sunday night.
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CIaTehce II. MHckny LeAses "a COUNTY, Honse.
Clarence II. Mackay. who ID to marry Miss
Katharine Ducr, has lessei for one year,
through smith g. Stuart, tho Perry Tiffany
place at Weslbury, l.. l.