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New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TROLLEY HEARING ADJOt RNbD'

THE RIVE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OPPOSING
THE APPLICATION FOR a FRANCHISE
There was another adjournment yesterday VI .'l'
hearings By the Commission appointed oy 'ne o"
nrer,e Court for the purpose Of deciding on the
necessity of the demands Of the Port chester hieo
tric Railroad Company for trolley line from 'l'
present terminus in Rye to Rye Beach ana Maihar-
oneck The hearing was 20 have oeeh he'" :" -
,.o.,nn in RIVE at 10 o'clock but owing 10 t tIe
continued illness Of the chairman or the oo''s ,hor
sion Justice Clements. Of Brooklyn tne sam
rnen,bers decided to postpone 1t unii mex, & oatu1
Gey hopng that their colleague VIII be present a.
that time. - -. .bo ,roIev company In
,Iides section Of the Boston Post hqau 1n1 ~ the
comnanv also asks 10 cross the fost fodu az y ,o
;,'rrrsscfinn Of Grace Church-st. 70 redC.l ies "a
Reach Both Of these demands are pens aa ~ lion
-, NO Rvc Protective Association an oIsaIH ~, ~
~ the taxpayers VINO represent me ereTi I P%otoc
,to ~ |osscsgod valuation Of the town. nc -
~, Association is being represented pN Jo"Ii II n
persons William Porter Allen and othfr o 49, 49,
known New-Yo.k lawyers VINO are "''''"'
I.~c
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
70 TAKE 4 REST TOMORROW.

The extra holiday in Wall Street. due 10 the clos
ing of the Stock Exchange. made the financial dis
trict very quiet yesterday although the banks were
open until noon. as is usual on Saturday and the
Sub-Treasury did not close until o'clock Most OF
the Stock Exchange houses kept their Offices open
for the purpose of meeting demands which might
fan due as the day WAS not a legal holiday. and
also for receiving stock quotations from London
and from American cities. and clearing up arrears
of clerical work which had accumulated in the
course Of the recent bull movement with ITS many
successive days Of enormous dealings. All the
downtown exchanges except the Stock Exchange
were Open usual
Tomorrow being a legal holiday, downtown busi-
ness men will On that day take a complete rest. all
the exchanges. financial institutions and GoXernii
mont Offices being closed. except that the Naval
Office OF the Custom House Will he open for an
hour in the morning for the clearance OF vessels
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION IN Ohlo-
FACTIONALIsM CONDEMNED.


DAYTON Ohio, Feb. 1.-THE fourteenth ahhu',
meeting Of tho Ohio Republican League was heId
here to-day The attendance was not as large A9
usual because of severe weather. There are no
indications of a factional fight, as the FoiaAe'
contingent Is in complete control The contest io'
the presidency is animated. Scott Bonhah' o IN
cnnati; Josiah Morrow. OF Hisboro and Johh
GoIdenbogen OF Cleveland. are active con'es'an's'
Morrow lives at Foraker's old home.
Secretary Crawford in his annual report sno".u "
a membership of 220O President Bunday IN MS
address went over the years history OF the easuV'
showing great gains IN membership ana adoeu III
terest in the organization. In part he salo'
To achieve success at the polls in Ohio II is onia
essential that there should be co-operatioh Az
harmony within the ranks Of our own parry, III,
great mass OF Republicans. who are nnuehceI U on
bv the principles Of their choice. Will hot oie.
internecine war Knives If there be any. mus, pe
sheafhed and bludgeOns cast away. me kepupiI,.
can party is the child Of reason ana OF noeI'!'
cannot be dominated merely ny patronage anu anu
snoIs 1t is not composed OF slaves. but OF Ire %
mon True to the purposes OF It's blrtn, II DTea5s'
but never forges shackles upon its people II B Re
publican leaders cannot forget or iorsre .ne ~ no
nIblican party can and will. for II is greater ana
granGtr than any individual
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived Yesterday on
the steamer Fuerst Bismarck from Genoa Naples
and Gibraltar were f. w Amber Hermann Blu
randi William Brewster. John Campbell John
Duer Robert IIutenmuller Franz Muller. w elf
ford Moore and Clarence d. Williams. This steam
er VIII sail again tomorrow and will have on board
among others Countess Conrad Won Zeppelin. s
Van Rensselaer, Thayer. Mrs Thayer Mr. and Mrs
Doato Speranza, Francis b Riggs Miss Annie
Il. whitney, Miss Elizabeth Rickey August Nogel
Dr; Gustav Hegtcr senator and Mrs Nelson w
Aldrlch. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Gait MIR and Mrs
W NJ. Gait, Mrs J. Pierpout Morgan the Misses
Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs Frank T. Howard
among the passengers who arrived on tho Ger
manic from Liverpool were Captain J. Il Mullett
captain w. j. Enright. Bran Soker and Robert
WOOlfnnden '' '' y
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
THE PRINTCLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass. Feb. Il (SpeciaD.-The print
cloth market will show sales OF about 10000 pieces
this week almost all OF them being odd goods
The quotation is firm at 2l2 cents. with sixteenth
up for one or two classes. notably the 2H9-inch
goods The trust has had few goods 70 sell for the
last week The manufacturers are now watching
closely the movements Of the operatives. All the
labor unions held meetings this week. and ex-
messed their approval Of the action Of the Textile
Council and voted 10 adopt its recommendations
The council recently asked the manufacturers TO
confer REGARDING the wage question. and the re-
quest was refused. II VS. then reported TO the
unions with q Ommondaticn 10 demand re-
turn OF the Il 20 per ceat taken away year ago.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TO SELL LAND OUTSIDE PRESER| ES.
SCHEME TO ENABLE THE STATE TO DISPOSE OF
FARM TRACTS.


Albany Feb u.-An important amendment 10
the Constitution viii be proposed at this session OF
the Legislature. amending the section which now
reads:
The lands OF the state now owned or hereafter
acquired constituting the forest preserve. as now
fixed by law shall be forever kept as wild forest
lands They shall not he leased. sold or exchanged
or be taken by any corporation public or private
nor shall the timber thereon be sod' removed or
destroyed"
The amendment will be added to the end OF the
section to provide except that the State authorities
may dispose Of lands outside Of such preserve pro-
vided that the funds obtained from such sale be
applied to the purchase OF additional forest lands.
The suggestion for such an amendment comes
from ex-Controller James a Roberts. and IS IN
dorsed principally by the Forest. Fish and Gahe
Commission and the Forest Preserve Board. II Is
said that the State owns land as far as n1ty
miles outside the present preserve that is OF no
value except as farm land ana that they are lor-
bidGen 10 sell or exchange it, It costs more 10 keep
il guarded than it is worth. and Tor the money re-
ccived from its sale much valuaple Wooueu laHu
cD1ld be bought
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
colL rryD FoR THE rooE EXHArSTED

The Ncw-York Association for Improving the
Condition Of the Poor appeals for money for its
coal fund. The demands of the last few days have
more than exhausted IL. ON Saturday morning "A
prominent man telephoned tho association TO dis
tribute hundred tons at at his expense
Five dollars II Is said viii provide enough coal to
carry TWO families through the severe weather
The association will investigate any case reported
it. and II the people worthy will relieve their
necessities at once The joint application bureau
In the United Charities Building Twcnty-second- st
and Fourth-ave. Will be open to-day from A. m
Cases Of suffering viii receive attention there
Checks snoHd be made payable 10 Robert Shaw
Mnturn. treasurer, and sent to No l05 East Twen-
fV-yecOud-sf.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
STIT AGAINST PANHANDLE.
ACTION BROUGHT IL BEHALF OF THE MINORITY
STOCKHOLDERS.

ACTION BROUGHT IN BEHALF OF THE MINORITY
STOCKHOLDERS.
, dien.tch was received yesterday in this city
from, Philadelphia TO the effect that papers mao
heen filed in the United States Circuit Court there
~. ,ourice Rcrger. of New-York in a suit brought
against the Pittsburg. Cincinnati, chicago ana 81
Iouis Railway Company Ghe "Panhandle roau J"
the interest Of the minority holders OF the com
nanvs stock This suit. the dispatch continued.
was directly against the Pennsylvania Raiiroau
Co,rnanv which owns the controlling interest oi
Panhandle stock and elects the Board Of Directors
~ that corporation. THE complaint allows the
ro,noritv holders to join in the suit. the dispatch
saws "and many stockholders all over the country
have slgnined their desire to intervene.
The articles Of Incorporation, the dispatch con-
tinues provide for Improvements as follows re-
ferring TO the bonds prelerieu S'o'h anu
stock Of the company:
1.-The remainder of the authorized STOCK OF 'he
neu company shall be issued b. the directors from
time to time for Improvement OF the company :
nropertv. the purchase and construction o. al
di,ional RAILWAYS and for other lawful purposes
say IS $40 23I ~. 49,
The complaint IS said TO charge that the PENN
e,.l,an,a Railroad Company. which practically OPP
crates the Panhandle road west from Tll'apuTs
finds q more advantageous 10 It's own lh'eiests 1"
keen the physical condition OF the Panhaho'e j."
The highest state Of efficiency thah 10 RECEIVE u''
donds on Is holdings OF IaIh@HuI' 9'V~N' '''
.t pe,nevlvauia +. averse 70 using the reserved
,;ts1 etock Of the Panhandle company to meet
tho exnenses OF improvements Of that line because
g., sell,rq such stock It might lose its controiilhe
interest in the Panhandle company. ana tha' 'H'
uoeed illegal diversion of net earnings OF the Iat-
tar companv since June 10, 1890, exceeds SSV'''o'
although the bonded Indebtedness OF the COMPANY
was increased by less than SGoOaoV|
Tho orator asks that the defendant company De
enioined from using any part OF us earnings loI
improvements Of us property or any other Ia"Iu'
,rnose for which the unissued preferred ana com
n,o' stock and bonds Of the defendant were re-
aervod in the articles of consolidation OF June 10
1ss.,. that an accounting be had. showing no"
much OF the earnings have been used Tor sdch phr-
nose since the plaintiff acquired his stock, mat
the defendant be required TO issue and sell its pre-
ferrod or common stock bonds. at not lefs than
nor and for cash 10 raise whatever amount or
earnings Of the company shall be ascertehed TO
have been unlawfully used and that the defendant
he decreed 10 pay said amount 20 receiver VIZ
directions TO the receiver 10 pay TO the pldint!1
such portion thereof as he may be enu'ed 10 upon
his nreferred and common stock under the arucles
OF consolidation.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
roo COLD FOR TROLLEY PEOfLh'
4 HEARING on AN APPLICATION FOX FRAN
CTIsEs THROUGH PELHAM AND fEL-
HAM MANOR ADJOURNED.

The Union Railroad Company has made appnca
,fon ~ the authorities OF Pelham for the privilege
of constructing additional trolley lines III '"e 'ow'
The company proposes to cut up the town py ne
Ginning AT the Hutchinson River. on the boundary
line Of Mount Vernon. and then. proceeding sou'h-
crly with single or double tracks. through private
nroncrtv south Of Fulton-ave. and Peiham fa!k
wav TO the Boston Turnpike: thonce easeIg rIh D o
i,oston Turuuike to the boundary Inc or feInh''
Manor. thence southeasterly along prlVate prop
crty on the Boston Turnpike and Pelham i1ne, -, ~
,be interscctIon Of Pelham Lane with the Douhu.t
no OF the village Of Pelham Manor thence sout, tt,
nrv along Pelham Lane to its intersectlon VII u
Wsshtnrton-oyo: thence easterly 10 the remain
Manor railway station where connection wiz ,,e uo
made with the present terminus OF the troney H,o
M Pelhamdale-ayc.; also through huh'e'-a ~
tho southerlv boundary Of the town . .o.do,,
Tho bearing was 10 have been feld yestuei[ udf
at the home of Highway C0mm'ssTrppnefr Tpn commits.
siontr waited until after the appointed % nTui pn ia
vcgs evidently too cold for even the uoes III, 1
mates for they did not appear ana me M
was adjourned until Monday Feorua[y ~, ter az and
II is said that the Ncw-York, Westchestel aiI n
Connecticut Traction Company VIII also pG , an abe
nIicant for tho routes asked for by It's rival ''
Union company.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
WPrcE MAY BE or THE EMMA CLAUDINA.

Seattle Wash Feb. n.-Latest advices from
Honolulu. by the steamship Garonne. make the
Identity Of the wreck that recently drifted on
the coast OF Kohala doubtful. 1t IS hardly pos
slble that it Is the hulk Of the Seattle schooner
Nomad. as was reported from San Francisco as
the wreck was a three-nasted vessel. while the
Nomad had four masts.
Honolulu papers state the BELIEF that the "'e'h
,s thot of the Emma Claudina. three masied
s"cboorer living the American flag. which Icit
Honolulu for San Francisco on December 10 All
hands are believed 10 have been lost.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TROLLEY SLASH ~ Long ISLAND.

serious collision between troiley-car ana
brewery truck occurred yesterday at Fifth-st ana
Anderson-ave.. Woodside. Borough OF queens
OTTO Michaels. driving a truck ~ the Consumers
Brewing Company. attempted TO drive across -
tracks when a trolley the Flushing hhe -
the New-York and Queens County Company daS"1u
into the truck and completely wrecked t. Mlcnas' Mlcn
was seriously injured one of his legs being o,,V,na
He sent To St Johns Hospital. Long is'si 10
city. Frank Corwln. the motorman "as xas
badly hurt. The front part Of the trolley nhsk.
smashed, and the passengers received a hNely '"
Ing up None OF them however. were hufI
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
SAID TO BE WITHOUT FOUNDATION.

story was printed yesterday that plans Were
nearly completed FOR the sale Of the Kings County
Electric Light and Power Company, owned by eX-
Governor Flower and his friends, and controlling
the entire eloctric-lghtng business OF Brooklyn. 20
the whitney syndcates New-York Gas and Elec-
tric Light Heat and Power Company. which has
already absorbed most Of the electrc-light com
panies Of the Borough Of Manhattan The report
was said Yesterday afternoon by an interest con-
nected with the NewYork Gas and Electric Light.
Heat and Power Company to be without founca-
lor.i In
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
An Old NAV BrRNED TO 1 CRISP.

There was hre last evening in the room OF J 8
Holton. an old nan. who lived on the top floor OF
No. 3i3 GreenNch-st. After II extnguishea
the Aremen. in clearing up the debris. stumbled
80, "a o1 - n,sac,s' ,,,a.e t.,,-o,s,g II had
not been known that he was In the room i,
The hromcn. found fifteen gallons OF Kerosene on
I'm cans in Holton's room. and the remnants OF an
oil stove which looked as II II had exploded
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
SHOT DEAD BY 4 WOMAN.

Lowell. Mass. Feb IA fatal shooting occurred
IN North Berca last night between II and
o'clock. Arthur Conroy. twcnty-eight years old Of
North Billeritd. was shot through the head ana
instantly killed al the front door Of the house OF
Mrs Lettia Blenncrhassctt. Mrs. Blenncrhassctt
admits having done the shooting. The woman says
that she was alone i'm the house. and. hearing some
one fumbnG at her door. she fired her revolver
twice through the glass panel Of the door Mrs.
RlcnHcrhassctt was pia ed under arrest.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
FIPr lT THE MARINE HOSPITAL.

At | o'clock yesterday morning fire was dlscov'
cred I'm the Marine Hospital. al clifton. staten
Island The building Is "a four-story stone struct-
ure owned BY the Marine Society OF Ncw-York. and
Is occupied 10y the United States Government as
hospital for injured or sick sailors.
TIE fire companies belonging 20 the Eige"aier
Department responded 10 the alarm. AMI AFTER
about two hours of hard work succeeded In con-
trolling the flames Several of te inmates ~ the
hospital were removed 70 place of 'afety and pre-
cautions were taken to prevent serious accidents
The daf@age Is estimated az Sipl.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
INCORPORATED ~ THIS STATE.

Albany. Feb. 1.-THE following stock companies
have been Incorporated
Mascot manufacturing Company OF New York
10 manufacture lamps; capital $4,000. Directors
J. Wallis Cooke and V. l.. Cooke. Of New-York
and H. II. Hulburt. OF Philadelphia.
Foloy-Schaube- Bullock Company. Of Rochester
10 deal in dryGoods; capital. 100000 Directors:
John Foley. Albert s. Schaube. J. W. Bullock and
Louis X Foley, OF Rochester. and John Hamilton
of Buffalo.
The Pan-American Badge and Souvenir Com
pany. OF Buffalo; capital. $1,000 Directors: Harr-
son y. Vedder Edward c. Loveridge and c. j.
Buchheet. Of Buffalo
The State Realty Company. OF New-York: capt
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
INDIANA STATE LEAGUE OF CLUBS.

Fort WAYNE. Ind Feb 1.-THE State League OF
Republican Clubs began its annual convention III
this city last evening. The opening session was
brief and consisted of address of welcome and
a response by President Holloway. Al the dinner
Judge r. S Taylor late candidate for United
States Senator was POSTMASTER. There was much
disappointment because Senator Fairbanks ana
Senatorelect Beveridge were not present as prom
ised The chief interest to-day centred In NNely
contest for the presidency of the league between
State Senator Egnew, Of Lagro, and STATE senator
Gilbert OF Angola.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
VIEW ORDER FOR DETECTIVES

Chief Of Police Devery yesterday issued an I'M
nortant general order to the force OF the entire
city. The order requires all the precinct de-
tectives in the five boroughs. as well a. the men,
bers OF the detective squad in Brooklyn. 70 as
semble daily at a. m at Police Headquat'eis AZ. IN
qll crooks and suspicious persons arrested IN any
part OF the city will be taken 10 Police heai-
quarters where the detectives will have an oppor-
tunty TO look them over. The order Will go INTO
effect on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
Would LIKE TO CArcH "JlmES II. cL4PK."

II was said the office Of Eowers e. Sands at
80. 81 Nassau-st.. yesterday that the firm had
lost money result OF the check secured
from them on q forgei mortgage some property
owned in this city by John A. Cowie Of Sing Sing
The firm saved from loss because the bank on
which The check was drawn suspected that all was
not right. and declined 10 pay the money TO the
man who presented the check ard who said his
names James II. Clark. The firm earnestly
he
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
CLiVER4CK COLLEGE ALUMNI DINNER

The tenth annual dinner OF the Alumni Of ClaVer'
ack College and Hudson River Institute VIII take
place AT the St. Denis Hotel on Tuesday evening az
o'clock The annual business meeting VIII be AZ
$50 o'clock Tickets may be obtained OF the Sec
tetarv William Raimond Baird. No. @ west
Eighty third-st A. Emerson Palmer i president
Arthur II. Flack vice-pre: :ident and William Raj
mond Baird secretary and treasurer ~ the asso-
citation. Jacob s. Van Wyck Henry r. Heath
Byron V Tompkins. Jacob f. Miller, Charles r
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

Seattle Wash. Feb is Odak. H. representing
,he Mtsui Bussan Ka.sha and other interests ~
the Msui family In Japan. is in Seattle for tho
purpose Of securing 4 number Of bright American
boys to be sent TO Japan ard Chiaa and cducatel
In Oriental business methods with a view, Of cv-
tending trade with The United States Th, Mitsui
faTliIy IS said ~ be the richest Japan and their
various Interests are caDitalizcd al over s5 O oo
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
DIED FPOu ErpOSrRE At ! FIRE

Captain William 6. Kreiner Of Truck Com
pany No /. Hoboken Fire Department died at his
home No. 2}2 Garden-st.. early yesterday morning
from the effects OF hemorrhage with which he
was seized while on duty at the burning Of three
large tencment-hOuses In Clinton-st. HobOken
last Thursday night. krener one Of n dozen
nTemen who Were Frustrated by the Intense cold
10 which they were exposed that night. He
worked steadily for seven hours directing the
operations Of his company
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
TO DTScrSS TAXATION At 4 DINNER.

At dinner OF the Real Estate Board OF Brokers
10 be held at a date to be decided on later. the
question Of taxation will be discussed II Is pro-
ro1cd 10y tho Board invite TO this dinner eminent
men. representing the financial. commercial manu-
featuring and other interests OF the city. we'll
men specially qualified 10 speak on the subject OF
taxation The Board hopes that the result Of the
discussion will be- united action looking toward
romnlctc revision OF the tax laws. that the
burden OF taxation shall be more equally dis
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
NANCY GTILFORD'S TRIAL.

PLEA OF NOT GUILTY ENTERED-MoTIoN 70
HAVE TIE CASE REVIEWED DENIED
Bridgeport Conn. Feb. u.-Nancy 4 Guilford
appeared once more before Judge George w Wheel
or this morning in the Criminal Superior Court 70
hear his decision on the last effort Of her counsel
TO get her reviewed by the Supreme Court
before she to trial. The Court decided against
her. and ordered that she plead the indictment
charging her with murder i'm the second degree
This she refused 10 do. and the Court directed the
clerk to enter plea Of rot guilty. Tho case was
then continued until the regular term Of thc Grim
nal Superior Court. which begins on Tuesday
February 2l
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
REDUCED RATES FOR MERCHANTS.
SERIES OF DATES OF THE CENTRAL PASSENGER

SERIES OF DATES OF THE CENTRAL PASSENGER
ASSOCIATION BEGINS O-MOREoW.
The first series Of dates on which reduced rates
will be available from what is known as the terri
tory OF the Central Passenger Association begins
tomorrow. Reduced rate tickets VIII be sold from
that dav 10 February y. Each merchant buying
ticket will have a return limit OF thirty days. and
by complying with certain conditions can obtain
reduced rate homo equal 10 one and one-third OF
what the round trip would cost him under ordinary
conditions The territory Of the Central Passenger
Association lies west Of Buffalo. Pittsburg ana
Wheeling. W. Va. extends 70 chicago ana 81
Iouis on the west, south 10 the Ohio River, but
Including that part of Northern Kentucky whlcn IS
traversed By the lines Of the Chesa peake and ono
Railroad and north into Canada.
These dates will also be the second series Tor re-
duced rates from Texas. larger number OF Iner-
chants from the Lone Star State has come to TINS
market recently than for many years before ana
ali CT them report improved conditions IN ther
part Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
the MARBLEHEAD AT PRovIytEroWS'

ProvIncetown. Mass Feb 1.-THE United states
war vessel which put In here last night DISCLOSE"
her identity az the Marblehead by signals 80,
The gale and high seas continued. but the ~a
started In the direction OF Boston. she fs'JIis Inns
soon afterward and sought shelter unItl IT,, snd
Point A signal which was read by the Woo,a hS. hns
fe-savlng crew was: Report arfiNai e1 S'~'
head al Proylncetown. All welL'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
NEWyORK-HEupSrEID EorNDARr FIXED.

Tho Controllers Office has succeeded in fixing the
exact boundary line between Ncw-York city and
the town of HempstoaI, as provided for in the
charter In order to get the exact line it was
necessary 10 determine whore the centre of the
shifting channel off Eockaway Beach was in lset
when the Legislature named it as part OF the
boundary llnc. The fixing of tie line Will be OF
city government.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
MR. BIDWELL Not READY TO TALK YET.

Collector George r. Bidwell. who has been IN
Washington in consultation with Treasury officials
with regard to the regulation dealing with steam
ship passengers baggage. l. not prepared YET 10
discuss his conferences with the Treasury Depart
ment He said yesterday that he would MAKE
statement on the subject week. and inilnattd
that there might also be order modifying the eH
listing strict enforcement of the regulation ne
added that he would have 10 consult again WIN
the Department before he could make any state
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
AN ENGLiSHuAy COMMITS SUICIDE.

Robert cox. thr;y-slx years old. who arrived IN
this city from England on the steamship Aurann
about ten days ago. committed suicide In room
at the Palma House. Nos. ~ ana ~ Bowery yester'
day afternoon by shooting himself lie had been
drinking heavily. He left instructions 10 have wore
his suicide sent TO Mrs. Robert Cox. care oi
Mrs. Roy Adams No Is Porchester Gardens. Lon
dop ErpI