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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
ERVIy HOPKINS. JR.. KTLLED
ost In Colombia while on an Eyplorin.
Expedition for India Rubber.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2i.-Word was received here
today If the death in Soulh America nt Erwin
Hopkins. Jr.. son OF Erwin Hopkins. a veteran
member Of the chicago Board " Trade. The
young man was Interested in n rub
Der concern which had obtained conces-
sions from the Rrpublir o. Colombia.
While on an exploring cNpodition in the
interior his boat ran aground on % SAND spit.
II il supposed thar in trying 20 'oat his craft.
standing IN N" water t. 10 50. he was bitten
by a 10. sDnONS rpls.e. heath ensuing in q
short time. HIS tOir was found several days
later by ome Ot the nat Va workm"n employed
by the company, Indications Of q struggle
were apparent.
Mr.. Hopkins was - hrother-in-law OF y. W.
rls x Co.. Of New York and Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
billiards,

Leonard Howison. the Canadian player. and
John McAulife Of Chicago, u nephew Of jacob
Schaofer. are negotiating for a match at four.
teen. inch halk-line billiards. Both are young
men and play a strong game. McAuliife has
been coached by Schaeier nnl IS said 10 be able
TO average about srv"n.
Ora Morningstar has henn eng igsd 10y the
Metropolitan Club to take charge of It's billiard
room.
George Slos-on and Frank \. Kceney. the
amateur. played u friendly match NJ the form.
er's academy last NIGHT. the student to score
200 points ut eight"en-inch-ha lk inc against
kreney', 100 fonrtpeu-in"h balk-liGn. Tho
game developed into a warm one toward the
close Slosson finally winning the dinners by
f1,,rtaap nptnfG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Hockey.

The hockey teams Of the Henley School ~
Commerce. Brooklyn. and the Second Naval
Battalion met at the Clermont avenue rink
last night in the second Of their series Of
games. The sailors were never in il. tho
schoolboys winning by a score Of goals
TO q. IL tn second half the sailors wor.
scored I goals. leaving the final tally of the
match, Hefiey school I goals.
Tonight, at the -. Nlcho A. rink the teams
Hockey Club OF New York Will meet. Thc st.
Nicholas team has n clean score of victories.
white the Hockey Club Is now playing a strong
and fast game.
PROVIDENCE. Ian, 2+.-Harvard defeated
Brown by a score OF \ TO this afternoon in
the first u their series Of ice hockey games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Peter Latham sails for Home.

Peter Latham. the worlds champion racquet
and court tennis expert. who has been playing
a series Of matches in this country. sailed for
England yesterday on the White star steamer
Oceanic, Among those assembled to wish hun
bon voyage were George Standing. the profess
sional at the Racquet and Tennis tlub, M
Alfred .Tompkins. the Instructor of cOurt ten
mis- at tho same club. Latham sad that he was
well pleased with his reception here. and that
he looked forward to another visit "a soon "a
his professional engagements on the other side
permitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Riverside Yacht Club Nominations.

The following nominations have been made
by the Riverside Yacht Club:
Commodore. George q. Tyson. schooner Nirvana:
Nirc-C mmudore, James ID. Smitb, schooner Viking;
Roar Commodore, T, Hore Norton. sloop Memory
TREASURER. Charles +. Buxton, Secretary. J. q. POr.
ter Mcasnrer. 7 T. Ferris Trustees. for term end
Ing February. 1908, Frederick !irltI and W.. A. Ham
iltOn for uncNpired term Of George Lowther, re-.
signed, W. J. l. Dayids r. gltta Committee. Charles
/, Tower. Chairman: ". A huntington and Y. =.
Dorruls. Membership Committee, Robert Ruttcr.
j. ". Mchenna and George T. Marks, Entertainment
Com mittse. J. Arthur Oltwell. : I. Lindeman aud
r. II. Brluley, Jr; Fleet surgeon, DR., H.. II. Tyson,
Jr. Chlplains, Key. DR.. ,ieorl". &. Honghton, Rev.
Rufus Putney and the Rev. Charles Y. BOylston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Women ushers mt n Wedding.

HAGERsTowN. Nd. Jan. 24.-The unusual
sight of women acting as ushers was witnessed
q. IA swell wedding which TOOK place in this city
az noon to-day. The contracting parties were
Miss Bessie c. Gearhart. daughter Of Mr.. Mar
tin Gearhart, a resident OF Wilson. this county.
and ilr. Richard Dor-ey. The Rev. W. 4.
h~sichari Of tn. city OBLIGATED. Miss Marian
bridemaid, and Mr.. Welty Gearhart. brother
OF the BRIDE. best man. The ushers were Miss
Josephine Ringer ald Miss Lydia. Foltz.
and Messrs. Charles T. Dorsey and Edward
NOatafler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
LrHLETICs.
Second Contest for the Banks CUPS nt the
N, Y, q,

The second OF the preliminary contests for
the DanEs cups was held In tho New York Uni
versity gymnasium yesterday afternoon before
a large gnthe ring Of students aud their friends.
The events were the l75-yard dash. pole vault
and ~three-puarters OF a mile run. Contrary to
expectations. based on the contests In former
years. the entry list In the pole vault was very
large. no less than fifteen men having entered.
Two new records were established In tho runs.
A. l.. Denchneld. captain Of the track team.
who showed up so vol in the first contest.
made a new mark In the rs. yard dash by COW
erinR the di. tance In 20 is seconds. In the
three.Quartsr run o.. NJ. Trede. the X. A. c.
freshman. covered the distance In > minutes
80 80 seconds. n new record. On the whole
the performances OF tho afternoon were on i'm
provement on the previous ones. Tho records
OF tho best men in each event follow
Three. quarters Of a Mil Run-a. NJ Tredo. 1908.
minutes ~ seconds! II. N. MacCracken. 1900, 3
minutes 81 As seconds: Caleb Hyatt. 1907, 3 min.
seconds, q, arfhD, 1903, 3 minutes 6h Ah seconds:
!: ~ widy, 1903, 4 minutes : 2-5 seconds NJ ; Meil
minutes 10 seconds; O. scudder. 1902 = minutes
Is Is seconds.
ond-: 7 p. DuEc, 1907. 2oA::5 seconds; :. Il Molle.
son. 1900; i.i.5 seconds !, d~,rssmncs, 1904 y
40 seconds; ID. Orr and i. V. Anderson, l." 4, ~ 20
seconds + MuldOOn. 1908, - - seconds u.
spe 1T, ~ y. % 3lb seconds i. NJ simpson, 1908.
70 40 seconds; J. v. Grracen. 1908. ~ 20 seconds.
Pllc Vault-M. 3. Bcrrey, 1902, \ feet : inches;
" T, Irwin, 1903, sfretd inches; y. v Anderson.
1908. y feet inch; q Clements. 1908, ! feet y
inches; q. william Cox, 1909. 7 feet u inches; Y.
Raynor, 1909, feet 2 inrhes,
The six best men In each event will compete
with the six hest men in each Of the events in
the other contests. In the lnal handicap "a
The following qua filed In the first contest:
Jones, Denchneld, Lane. Irwin, MacCrackcn.
Barron. Kraft, Trede. willing. Banning. May
ell, HYATT. Molleson and Reese.
Manager MacCracken has arraneeda meet
Easton. in the spring. Manager De La Mater
Is making arrangements for IA gymnastic meet
with l.ehigh University.
The committee appointed by the athletic
association 10 confer with a committee from
Rutgers College in regard 10 n dual league in
all branches OF athletics met yesterday and
drew upa letter TO the Rutgers A. \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
B,lR RTvT ~ ALTON. ". y
Bruin Broke Away Fran Two Italians and
Took to the Woods.

ALTON. \. Y. Jan. ~ Some farmers living
in this town hal a real bear hunt. which ended
to-day IN Bruins death. Last Monday "A per-
forming bear got tired Of Is Old tricks and
breaking away from two Italians took 20 the
woods. Druin was searched for until darkness
prevented such perilous sport and the hunt was
given W To bs continued yestc rdny morning,
when tity mon and boys JoinedtheIatty armed
with rifles and shotguhs. During the night the
bear appeared at a farmhouse east Of the village
started ana after half "A days search tho bear
was discovered in the Shaker tract Oi woods
and surrounded, Bruln Immediately Showed
fight and the hunters were obliged 10 pour
three volleys into the bear before it was safe to
approach him. Then u rifle bul ~ was sent
through his heart by Samuel Jegey aud he
dropped dead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Alpha's Rig Changed.

The auxiliary yacht Aloha, built last yeal
from designs by Clinton H.. Crane for ID. willis
and A. Curtis James. has been in the Erie
BASIN having radical changes made in her rig
1t was found to be too large. Seventeen feet
has been cut of the Gowsprit. and the total
feet. making il now l3s feet. The lower mast
were unshipped and q feet cut of of each. Five
feet was taken of the maintopmast and Z
feet OF The royal. As soon MS the Yacht Ia re-
rugged she will be- tried and early in the spring
III" Mes-rs. James will make a cruise In
Southern waters,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
watchman suiioca,ed in a Fire.

a wa'rhman who was on his first night Of
duty in the new fat buildings at 2lS -22O East
Twentieth street was suffocatrd in u fire there
at 6o'clock Yesterday morning. Thu fire was
confined TO the front room IN the west apart
mant. When the iiremru were able to enter IL
they found the Waterman stretched out on the
floor dead. ny though he had been .uirOcated
whlls asleep. No Uap knew the mans name
and his body was taken to the MOrgue. Late
last night IL had not been identified,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Iniudentifnd Drowned Man.

Policeman WINNER found the body Of a man
10 the Harlem River NJ tho FOO. It Lincoln
avenue yesterday afternoon, The body was
taken 10 the Alexander avenue police
station. On Il were 4 gray o~vercoat
and dark clothes. A goll watch, $40 in
money and a thiUcsr laundry ticket were
found in the 20 kct-. m no'hiug tha' woull
give a clue to the mat 5 identity. He was
about 80 year od. , ic,t S4gch"s tall. ana OF
dark complexion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Jack o'Brien wnIIcnvc Hot Springs To-day

lIor SPRINGS. Ark. Jan. 2t-Jack O'Brien.
the pugiljst. arrived here on last Monday from
New York. by way Of savannah. He SAYS he
was SICK with n violent cold. and getting an
steamer TO savannah and there decided to come
here. n" says he Is sorry that he left New
York on account 1.-THE talk II has occasIonpl
j. she !ulrt to f'Ght on Feb. 2. He further
saws he has Lost a week. ira ming and does
not know whether be will fight Erno or not on
the above date. He leaves for New York to-
morrow in response to a telegram from his
manager. Jack Dougherty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
MOet and ChandOn
Champagne
Absolute Facts That Cannot Be Disputed.

FIRST-The house Of 1oet and Chandon was founded in i743.
SECOND.-The house Of MOet and chandon own more vineyards than
all Of the following houses combined:
Clcquot. Piper Heidsieck. Monopole, Ruinart' q. ID.
Mumm, Pommery. Roederer.
THIRD-The sales of r1Gt and Chandon throughout the world
greatly exceed those Of any other brand.
FOURTh.-The wine shipped TO the United States at the present
time by the house of 1o:t and Chandon is of the celebrated
vintage of 1893, of which they hold a sufficient reserve to
insure its continuance for a considerable period.
FIFTtL--Moet and Chandon Champagne has been served exclusively
for a great many years at most of the prominent society
functions.
SIXTt.-After repeated sampling and careful comparison with all
the other Cham agnes by the ablest experts, Moot and Chandon
has been pronounced, without question, far superior in
quality to any of the other brands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
BTRyED BEFOR HEIP CINE.
Old Mrs. Trync set on Fire While Lighting
the Iump.

While attempting to light a lamp in her
rooms at 277 Monroe street. Mrs. Catherine
Toyne. 10 years old. set fire to her clothing
yester iav afternoon. By the time -ha reached
the door she was completely rnrclop"d in
flames. Daniel OLcRry. who ives on the floor
beneath. heard her screams and ran 10 her
assistance. lie got II comforter from Il bed IN
"A room acr jss the hal and with tins
smothered the flames. Nra. Teyne wns bai ly
burned about m" hnly. far" and head She
was taken e. Gouyelncur Hospital. Her con.
IitiOa late last nigh was So serious that \
priest administered extreme JUNCTION TO her.
She died Immediately att-rward.
Ten years ig Mrs. Teyne's daughter was
burned TO death In u similar name
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Appointed Chaplain In the Army.

AMSTERDAM. y. Y, Jan. 24.-The Rev. Ell
moni r. Esterbrook. Chaplain Of the Second
Regiment National Guard. and who also served
as Chaplain OF the 2O2d Regiment. wns to-day
appointed Chaplain in the regular army. II is
expected that he will report for duty In the
rnd'lp,n " ~ H. m",Gm ,n no opfooa'
ment ~ the Republican ornani7at on of the
state ior the appointment At the las' session
of The Troy Methodist Conference he was ap-
Minavillr. Montgomery county. having been
transferred from Eockton. He Is about -
yaars pf opp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
She Thought Tie Was n Thief and lie Was.

George Wo'f. alias Dave Wood. was arros..i
Yesterday afternoon whils pretending to deliver
a bundle in the i'at house at 2O2We-t Elghtipth
street. Mrs. Charles Hsrdling. one OF the ten
ants whose apartment was robbed not long
ago. suspected that he was a thief and so he
was. His bundle was m emtty phstrboard
box. IL his pockets were a quantity OF J"welry.
evening Clarence y. Smith OF loo West Sky
eighth street identified among the. Jewelry a
gold bracelet and a pearl.handled penknife
n~ftarppDn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Yachting Notes.

II. 8. Hovey's schooner yacht Fortuna is being
oyrrhaul"d at Iawley's yard, south Boston,
The members ot tho krickerboCker, Grcenyille,
Jcr.cy City. pavonia, New YOrk Bay and New Jersey
Yacht clubs are trying to make ARRANGEMENTS So
that each others houses can be used as club sta-
tons,
Commodore George Bullough of the Royal Clyde
va rht ,lub mas sent his stcamcr Rhouma TO Cape
Town 70 bring back sick and wounded British sol.
diers The men will be taken 10 Commodore Bul.
lOuyh's country seat IN the island Of Rum, on the
west coast Dt 'cOtland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
DEGIYED SHTPS GETTy.
Money Made in Insurance Speculation Mt
til. Port OF san Francisco.

SAN FE,vCISCo. Jan. 2+-Nearly every re-
insured ship that has been quoted during the
past six months has comr into port nll right.
and those who have 9tmhlel in reinsurance
must have made u lot O' money.
This morning he British -hip Reliance was
%renOrtei as havinr been snokrn ~ N" steamer
City OF Prklu o. sunday Nj We're well on
board. Tn" sup ought to b" here in "a lay or
two. The Reliance H. unf lSi DAYS from Ham
burg and II few days ago va" quoted at - Yer
cent, adyHnce Insurance. Those who invested
will make money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Lumber Exporter. Form nm Association.

BALTIMORE. MI. Jan. 24.-Iumber mer-
chants from all parts OF the country gathered
In Baltimore to-day AMI began what will be
known as the National Lumber Exrorters'Asso.
citation. The meeting was held in the Builders
Exchange here and was presided over by Rich
ard v. Price OF Baltimore IA temporary chair
man.
The organization Is for the purpose q doing
away with many abuses 81 the trade. All eS-
porte-S OF hunter are eligible 10 membership.
The association starts with lorty mem beers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
turling.

Tho curling competiti)n for tho Gordon
medal. which was scheduled to take place yes.
terday afternoon at the Hobokcn rink. was
POSTPONED on account Of the condition OF the
ice A. n result a large number OF curriers'.
test. wore DISAPPOINTED. II tho present cold
weather continues and tho ice is good enough
th" possession OF the medal will be decided on
next Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
The Death of Judge ChnrI.s W. walton.

Judge Charles ". Walton. who three years
ago retired from tn Main" supreme Court,
after thir;y.Gvc years continuous service.
died last night ~ Portland, ia that state. Agod
81 Yeas. lie was born in Mexico, oxford county.
Me. was admitted ~ the bar AT the az" Ut
~. served rs county ATTORNEY two terms, ard
then moved 10 Auburn and was NUlroScOgg n
county : attorney one term. H. 1861 he was
elected 70 Congress. and ut the expiration Of
one term accepted from GOV Mashlurn an ap-
pointmsnt to the supreme bench. lie leaves
n son and two daughters,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
4DNiRiL PHILIP At MORKISTOWN.
lie and Miss Helen VI. Gould viii Speak
There In Aid Of Naval y. NJ. 4. A.

MoRRIsTowS. Nj. Jan. 24.-Eear Admiral
Philip Is in Morristown tonight. the guest OF
Capt, II W. Miller. VINO was his classmatc at the
Naval Academy. Admiral Philip came to Nor.
ris.on to make q speech. A meeting will he
hel here tomorrow afternoon In Association
Hall for the purpose Of raising funds for the
work of tho Young Mems Christian Association
in the Am. rlcan Navy. An address will also be
an active |iurcrrs, in the work. Miss Gould
will arrive in the morning and attend q recep-
ton In her honor a. the home OF Mrs. A. W.
Cutler.
Capt, Miller gave a. reception. to. Admiral
rhilip tonight ~ his "Macculloch Hall" and
about two hundred Of Morristown's citizens
shook hands with the former captain OF the
battleshlp Texas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
John T.. Duncan's summer Home Burned,

The summer residence Of John y. Duncan.
NJ Iowmoor. y. J.. was burned last night. The
fire was discovered at midnight and the flames
spr"ai with great rapidity. The Are depart
hv the time they arrived the flames were be-
yond contro.. The house was entirely dis
troyed The total loss Is placed at Sl5,OOO.
II is supposed that the FIRE was Of incendiary
origin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Princeton Elects n Football Manager.

PRINCETON. Jan. 2+-N a massmeeting Of
the three upper classes Of Princeton University
to-day officers Of the Football Association for
next scnson were chosen. Alfred ID Childs,
1901, Of En9lcwood, y. j.. who acted az as.
siNtOnt manager last season. was unanimously
elected manager TO succeed william Robin son.
1900. aud Robert {. Gordon. 1907. was selected
hv tho undergrad latcs from thn four sopho-
more nominees 10 take Chiids's place us IA.
siStant manager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Mrs. Atweil Died on the Way Home.

Mrs. Annie Atwall. so years old. the wife
of Edwin Atwell of 1883 Dean street, Brooklyn.
was taken i'll suddenly on Bergen street last
evening. Mrs. Preston Moody Of - ~. Marks
avenue, who accom- ran ed her sent. TOR a car
rage. but Mrs. Atweil died on the way 10 her
home. Death - said to have been due 10 heart
disease, from which she had boon suffering for
soma lima
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Medal for Cruelty Convictions.

Al offer made by John =. Haines. President
Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals. on behalf Of the society. TO give "a
medal 10 the policeman who shall obtain the
largest number OF convictions Tor Violations Of
the humane law, in 1890 was accepted yestcr-
day and the torce was ininrmoL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
BONDS 70 BUILD THE TUNE.
No Opposition Expected 10 the Passage of
Comptroller COlrr's Bill.

ALBANY. Jan 2t~.-Comrtro'ler Coler and
Commissioners George l.. Riyes and Albert b.
Buardman of New York arrived here this
morning, bat not until after the Legislature
had adjourned. and tomorrow the bin author
ling New York city to issue bonds TO build the
tunnel Of the rapid transit system will he In
t'ulU'e! Nj. Co!er said that everything was
clear Tor tha yassage Of the amendments and
that 40 opposition is expected. senator GRAVY
is favorable TO them. and the Governor ap-
proves ~ them and, Mr.. Coler says. will send
in an emergency message asking Tor their I'M
molintN llssaEe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
hoy Stone Thrrwcrs Locked Up.

Many complaints have boon ma 70 by citizens
to the police OF the West Thrty-scNepth street
station recently that small boys on thnir way
home from school were holding pitched battles
with stones. aud thai many. windows wore
smashed In Consequence, -Four detectives
assigned TO catch The yOuug offenders vestcr-
day corralicl ten Of them. AMI they were sent
10 the CORY Socirty for thtr .LLt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25

Edward Rarghan had IN action on trial be-
fore Justice MacLran Of the supreme Court
yesterday to recover $40 q from the Metro.
rolitan Street Railway Contrary for the loss Of
the services % his wife Mary. who alleged she
was thrown from "A car Of the defendant on
Columbus avenu" by the ear starting suddenly.
She also has an action pending to recover
$4,000 damages for herself. The husband lost
his suit because no marriage was established.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Frederic Il. Coud.rt in Better Health.

Frederic r. Coulert was much improved last
night, hut Dr 81. Clair Smith said that the ner-
yous rostrat,on from which Mr.. Coudert had
been suffering tor several weeks. was still IN
evidence ant that Mr. Cpudsrt would be con-
fined To his house for several weeks more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Whalen to Decide Woods tank on the
Force.

The case Of AnthonyS Woods. former Chief
Of Police In Long Island City, who was remove |
from office by ex-Mayor J. J. Gleason, and
whom the Appellate Division of the supreme
Court reinstatcl recently without spec fying
what rank he should hold. was before IN"
Police commissioners yesterday. The Com
missioners asked Corporation Counsel Wnalcn
to decide
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25

Rudolph Aronson sailed for Europe yester-
day on the Oceanic. lie goes TO Paris TO close
negotiations for the estabI ishment OF a roof
garden during the EXPOSITION, and then 10
Vienna 10 procure The American concession in
the BIret .iuiOndtlgus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Ground to Death In An Or. Crusher.

William ORourSe, ~ years old. of20 Wester-
welt street. Jersey city, while engaged in feed
ing ore Yesterday into a big steam crusher IN
tho leSsaic Zinc Works N Iommunipaw ave-
nue., lost his balance aud tell IN. lie was
grounl TO death 10y tho cOgvharls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25

The moth r Of Jack TAYLOR. the Cincinnati pitcher.
dl,d athrr hon" IN West NewlBrightDn. Stat u Islanj,
on last s~a'nrlay.
Tim DonalElc ia thu first Chicago PLAYER Ia sign u
National League contract Hare secured the big
CatChcr's signature yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Yale Professor Called tn n church.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 24.-Dr. Charles $. Mac.
Farland Of tho department OF Biblical lltcra-
ture and Semitic languages In Yale University
has received a unanimous call To me pastOrate
Of the MaplewOol congregational Church Of
Maiden, Mass, and is likely to accept.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Tailor Hangs Himself.

John faeber. a tailor no years old. committed
suicide yesterday by hanging himself in the
~hor " his employer. Robert Ritter. in the rear
Of 1897 Greene avenue. Williamsburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Dead Mar With n Fractured skull.

The middIe-agel man found unconscious on
Monday at Forty-llith street and First avenue
died yesterday morning in Hover Hospital Of
a fractured skull. The body wa removed 10
the Morgur 90 await Identification Ihr Fast
FiIty-ilrst street pole" AZ" ,n~Nr''lSuiInI tho
case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25
Woman Cuts Her Throat.

Mrs. Emily NJ, sheehan. 80 years Old. the
wifi" OF James Sheehan, committed suicide yes.
terdny bv cutting her throat in tho bathroom
ol her home at 40 sumner Avenue, Brookiyn'
She had been suffering from nervous prostra.
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25

BUEYos AyREs. Jan. 24-The bubonic plague
has broken out at Rosario. and a rigorous cor
don has been established at that place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-01-25

HOTEL AND BOIRBIyG HOUSE
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