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ron VIEW CANAL TREATY.
LonE Conference Between Lord Psun cefots
and seer etaTy Hay

WASHINGTON, Juno l. Lord Paunceiote.
the British Ambassador and Secretary Hay
had long conference to-day in regard TO
the perfection Of Il second lsthmian canal
treaty. 1t was admitted after the con-
ference that tentative negotiations for new
convention have been initiated. but beyond
that no authoritative sta tement Is obtain
able. the Ambassador and the Secretary Of
State having agreed not 10 make public
anything concerning their exchanges. Lord
Pauncefote will sail for England June and
will call on NJ hay again only 10 say good.
by He has been made fully acquainted
with the position OF this Government on the
canal question and unders lands the restylo-
tons under which the AdmInistratio ION has
been placed by the attitude of the Senate
In insisting that the United States should
have the rignt 10 take such measures as
they might deem necessary 10 protect the
canal Lord Pauncefote expects 10 spend
much of the summer In consultation with
the Foreign Office officials IN London. and
when he returns 70 America in the fall he
will be prepared 70 say whether Great
Britain is willing TO make the concessions
necessary TO secure the ratification of the
treaty by the senate
As ia well known. the State DEPARTMENT
does not interpret the Senate amendments
10 mean that the naturalization features OF
the canal have been wholly repudiated, and
n Is believed that Lord Pauncefote and Mr.
HAY have been endea vorlng 70 reach an
agreement as 70 the wording OF that portion
OF tho treaty dealing with neutral 1ation
which will meet the objections o! both
Grea, Britain and the Senate.
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LAWYBR MATHBws SET FREE.
Ha Wa Committed 70 IN rnsass Asylum but
Justiee Mer~tn QuasAed Procscdings-

rrrcA .r,nr B D Mathews Of this oity
The i.uver vho vas declared Insane by medi-
"a, commission and who subsequently. after a
hearing lastlnz three weeks. was ordered oon-
aned 10 Brigham Bel Asylum. Canandaig qua
b. County Judge DInmore, va. freed this
after noon BY Supreme Court Justice Meruin
Iayyat Mathews oves h!s freedom 20 his own
hrtlhancy Throughout the hearing before
the Countv Judge ho,oonducted bis own de-
,enoe and when the Court decided that ke wss
insaue and should be eolaned In an inst.tu-
ton for the mentally deransed he submitted
and with an attendant willingly went 20 Can
Wien the superintendent wns about 10
accept NE order. Of comiTstment LAWYER
Mathews informed. tho Official. that the pro-
oasdi1ss we're ille gal, inaimueh = more than
ter fHys had elapsed siDos Tho besfnhng of
he prorcedings against MIN. Tho County
lT-, % had ruled adversely on this question.
bu, NltAevs 'hreateued II the hospital super
intendent tisTesarded the point habela cor
pus Proceedings would be instituted and tho
tplnry Judge proved u be u error 10 bis
Iuliag
/ DesplP the argument of counsel for
MsJheW-'s family. who sought N have him
lnCafct,rat.-l the -uperlntendent refused ~
admit aim 70 the hospital. and to-dav Justice
tfaryrln lua-hed all proceedings against him
Yer brlllinr legal argument by the de-
fandant Tho case mas attracted great To-
tarezt he.pa BOUTS owing 70 thn prominence
OF Lawycr Mathews Hn will low sue his
e, fo!ks Tor dstnasss.
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WAR COLLEGE EIERCrsHs.
BsttleshIp Kesrsarge Reaches Newport for
the Opening Exercises Tomorrow.

NEWPORT R L. June The battleehip
Kearsarge arrived here this afternoon and
dropped anchor back Of the torpedo station.
Tha vessel arrived of Newport this morning
and STAYED Of shore for a couple Of hours
while the crew cleaned ship. Admiral Fran
Gle J HE gin.on IL op board. and the ship
-eoraes 80 be present at tho opening Of the
Nayal. War College on Monday To-day
the Officers that will compose the clsss at
she college for the summer rsported-to Capt
French Chadwick. President OF the college.
The formal opening will take place on Non
day when the address will be made by the
Hon. Frank Hackstt.. Assistant Secretary Of
oktLA. Nsvy. who viii comp 70 Newport Oh the
despatch boat Dolphin. Following the ad-
dress thsrn will be q reception tn honor OF tho
Assistant Secretary. On Tuesday the class
OF s.resrs will be addressed by Capt Chad
will give an outline Of the course. The re-
matnder OF the week win be devoted 10 the
.-spaan txation OF committees, war games and
oornmitoee work. and on I ThSrsday and Friday
there viii be iecsures on ssrs,seSy .s,,s oy Cap,
c,ass are among the best known IN the navel
service and are Rear Admiral z. u. shepard.
tapts II Cooper. J B Goghlan. G N
Chester. 7, P, jewell. o. 3. Wide. R. n
sssHy Es.E' x sA0 dSod.in, ~ E 9 q coIsg. l. e.
L6san. D Kennedy. A. y wsdhAms. 4. ,.
Nlckels Lieutenant commanders c. Z. Fox,
4 " Knight. Underwood c Laird and
:. 'xdnalral Dewey has called meeting Of the
Naval General Board for the later part Of tae
month when the nanpuvres OF the North
Atlantic Squadron will be discussed
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0UEBEC AS A GRAIy PORT.
Record Cargo Sent Ont Last week and ThGrs
was Great Rejoicing.

QUEBEC, June Col James McNaurh- OF
New York and Mr. II Il Melville ~ Boston
are among the Anerican capitalists interested
In the new northern grain route from the great
Northwest 10 Europe bv way Of the 81 Law
renee % Quebec These capitalists repre-
sentins the Great Northern Railvav II Canada
found thai their neu short line Of railway from
Parrv Sound on Georgian Bay. Lake Huron.
coupled with the fact that Quebec Is W much
nearer 10 Europe than any Of the Atlant!c ports
gavetheman advanta se 81 soo N Il es In nos
between Duluth and Liverpool as compared
with the route BY OF Buffalo and New York
They entered into an arrangement With the
Levland Line OF steamers Of which the J Pier
pom. Morgan syndicate has lately acquired a
controlling interest bv which The vessels Of
that line we're N take on cargoes of graf, at
Quebec.
so successful has th. row und dsrtaktns
proved that Instead of th. snail steanlers
that were expected 60 acconuo1st tals
tranic there sailed OFT o!the barbor Of Quebec
on Frleiay last the Indian Of the Ley!and Line
With The largest cargo ever shipped b. tbs
St. Lawrence route The departure Of tht,
enormous cargo carrier raA marked BY great
rejoicinss In Quebec. and photograph. II the
event are 70 be distribute1 sll over IN" cortt
nent
" appears that the tro fs~ts upon Which
Quebec Is counting u secure lar2. shar~ ~
the Transatlantic grain-carryias tra.s
hitherto done by New YORK. Boston and ths
other Northern American povts outside n m,
shorter route already described and the COO or
northern. passage Tor grain. are the great
depth of water IN the port ~ Quebec and
the eNcellepce OF the ri!lva' COMMUNICATIVE
With the West, which Toccn'iv eHablei pro
visions shipped from CriraSo on l Friday 20
be placed the fo!lo-lus Monday IN beard a
steamor that silsd for Europe The following
daY from Quebso
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FRESH AT NIGHT.
II One u,as the Right Kind Of Food.

II By proper selection Of food ono can fcsl
strong and fresh az The end Of a day's work
II Il worth while Ia know the kind ~ food
that will produce this result
A school teacher n Media. Kan. says In Chi.
connection. I commenced tho uss Of Jrars-
nuts Food Ave months ago At that t.us
ny health was - poor that I thought woylt
have co give Up ny work altos scther I ~as
rapidly ioslpg IN weight had httlo appetite.
was nervous and sleepless. and experienced.
almost constantly a feeling OF exhaustion I
tried various re'redies without good results
then determined ~ give particular attention
20 nv food. ana have icarncd sorre.hin, q,
the properties OF Graps-suts for rehLlli!lg
the brain and nerve centars
/ commenced using that food an5 bs-s
since maze constant and rapid In pTovar~ Q.
10 health IN spite Of the fact that al thl- Ia
| have o"en engaged 10 che most strenuous
aLd eXstt.ug work
nave galned twelve pounds In weight lrt
have a good appetite. my nerves are stead"
and sleep 'e.IGd have sJca 'IcLst. 41t
reserve forcs tAat | feel almos' o. 80 -
ana fresh - the close 81 DAYS r.-A ~ -
the beginning
Before l.NEs Grtpe-NIt' vas '-rgf.
much with weak ores. olt - ~ .'...'
increased the eyes re'v!me sffurg.v O..
heard ui food a. Nutritious .sa -1'g d
as Grape-Nuts Plesse omit Gly n4E.o 'r =
Print Name can be given oy pn.r-n
CsssAl Coz Ltd. Battle Greek. 'Suoo.-Ads
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TILLMAN SPoILS FOR FIGHT:
ENIsrs oS rHs ACCEPTANCE o. sIs
REal0NAfI0N As AENAT0R.

Tsns Gov. noSweeney Ii CaaS CoapS Q naa
to RsoAln II Omce wants . CempaiSn
'Ts Get nd ef . Traitor" s,A 70 Fight
ost tAs Bsttls Against ths ssprsms Court
CoLrNBIA. 8. C.. June Ex-senator TIL
man declines. to withdraw his resispatson
at this time He ssys the country 10 in peril.
He considers much depends on this contest
The Senator wrote the Governor to-day;
In declining 10 accept the designations
OF Senator McLaurin and myself I am sure
YOU have transceuded your authority. You
cannot oompel Q member Of The United States
senate to hold his commission and exercise
toe functions Of that offios II he chooses 70
surrender II. I am firmly convinced OF the
wisdom OF my course While would not
appear TO pass structures upon the reasoning 8
set forth in your Eyceusncys letter. IL seems
strange that the Governor Of South Caro-
lima. Just returned from unveilins . mopu-
ment erected BY the State In memory OF
the heroic soldloss who lost thsar lives In
defenee Of principle. should be oblivtous
to the principle involved In the contest pre-
cipitated by our resignation.
II . alec remarkable that you should
ask the Senators who hAvs resigned TO take
time 70 consider when you yourself are re-
ported to be ready TO appoint two Senators In
two minutes and half after reoetving an
immediate resignation Four conception OF
the once Of Senator and Ito powers ose BE-
best understood BY the eAse With which
you think you could all IT, Our race has
ever thought var preferable " dishonor
and unless am very much deoeived . large
majority Of the people Of South Carolina
would be glad Of an opportunity 70 punish
treachery.
what you consider calamity would be
hailed by Thousands - an opportunity TO get
nd OF traitor who nov dissracos the Com
monwealth. I am aware that there ts strong
opposition IN certain quarters 20 q campaign
In this of year to All two vacancies 10 the
Senate Untbinktng citiznns do not know
its Importance.
The session Of Congress beginning ne1t
December marks an era 10 the history OF
our republic and the patriots who viii then
and there nsusurate stru ggle for the rec to-
ration OF the old landmarks and tho preearva-
tton OF our free Institutions will noed every
voloe and every vote that oan b had. Tho
recent decision OF the Supreme Court. pro-
nulgaans the damnable doctrine that this
republic. whose bedrock prindple Is the
consent OF the governed.' can acquire by
conquest or purchase territories and peoples
To be controlled and taxed without rspresen Ia
ton through Congressional shsolutism.
must be met and exposed and plans must
be laid for battle % the death
The result OF the Gsnney meeting bad
brought Senator McLsurln within reach
Of his constituents Your EIoellenoy's sotio q
gives him a loophols Of escape and the con-
sure or blame must rest where II belongs
There lie nothing personal In my attitude
toward Senator MoLaurin. Holding this
view decline .or the present 10 withdraw
my resignation
The Governor said he expected Ttllmsn
70 paw around considerably NoLsurln
will say nothing to-day
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UNABLE TO PAY INTEREST on BONDS.
WASHING gton Traction Company 10 Avoid Fore
closure bv Rcor snilaton.

WASHINGTON. June ! Notice has been
issued 70 bondhoiders of the Washing too
Traction and Electric Company that the
COMPANY is unable 70 meet the interest on
bonds due to-dsv and calling meeting OF
those Interested 70 consider plan for re-
organization Tho company owns the two
electric l.-ht conc erns and eleven Of the
twelve street railways in the District Of Co
llmbia it. capital consists Of sl2 on. 100
All the stock ara sl3 100 90 os the bonds
have been ie.goG. Gn1 IL was the failure 20
meet The Interest on the latter which caused
the act on taken TO-DAY The circular was
issucd b. a CoMmittee appointed by ma
jor,tv 0G the bnndholders, and IN effort will
BE- made 10 avoid foreclosure by TeorganlZa-
:
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oOLORED PEOPLE ARE rRANKFUI-
The Cummittee Didn't Say so, and bishop Der
rick Sent the Report Back.

Az Yesterdays session OF the New York
Conference OF the African Methodist Epis-
copsl Church a report OF the Committee
on the State OF the Country was read Bishop
Derrick had warned the committee against
having It's report loaded. y WISH said
be, that the committee. In writing its re-
port. would simply cay: The country Is al
right
The report was presented by the Rev.
". H. Heard. formerly United States MIN
ister to the repu bile OF Liberia. now Pre-
siding Elder OF the Long leland district. It
found much 70 critioise IN the state OF the
country particularly IN the conditions az
feoting the colored race. When DR.. Heard
had finished the report Bishop Derrick took
occasion "a give ths committee some hard
raps.
why doctor said the Bishop. there
u not word In your report about the bounti-
ful hA-vese, the commercial interests and
the great internal improvements which give
bread and meat and comfort II there
wsre to, be a famine black Bishop Derrick
SSTd die Just s SqiSff ,s s vs;e sss2e
and il the republic goes up We go up 4 lt
are srevanoes but n there cns .rs '.N sfesi
prosperity Is our prosperity, Don't let US
20 backward. Ike the Jew that vent into
The church saying that by going backyard
he got In without knowing it,, / Will re-
commit your report, and let there be in
serted in it something about those things
for which we should be thankful
In an amended report the committee told
OF the great prosperity that was attending
the country. OF ia great resources and OF
the great mining industries In tho states
OF West Virginia, Tennessee and Alabama
that are nov employing more freedmen
than we're employed slaves IN slavery days
Now, that's right SAID the Bishop on
Monday the report will be discussed
The Rev. DR. William d, Cook oner"d
resolution declaring tha. inasmuch as Dr..
n c. G Astwood had accused Bishop Der
rick Of responsibility f2I the acuon q tho
trustees OF the Bridge Street Church 10 re-
moving the churohs furniture from the
parsonage and leaving his family without
furniture. that the Conference declared the
statement, IN 80 far as It applied TO the
Bishop, as bsing without foindation., as
the Bishop vAs lsnoraat OF and blane.ess
IN the matter. Tho resolution wss unan-
imously adopted,
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streets and property. not subIec 70 municipal
improvemenss o. care. undrsined. unsewered
unpAysd and unlightsd, . msnacs 70 p4blic
ceatc 1s.ss re 0,ss Vacant ssrss "a sssry elSoE
yhGN hey sxistsd. and thus often destroy
~ ssilEy q aa;o.niqs properly snd sbsr s!~sy. az.
ssiSySd ar disd CUR ID the Ssrmonioas plan.
adopted By the City Tor laying out streets and
avenues; Many examples Of sucn ianes ss
Sivss :MurdsrsrTs ~ xlisys lev .nd nd Bone Alley
Therefore tho Legislature 10 ises 70 remedy
tbs oondSs pss:sd a Act e aSSiish ts2 sSSn p
poses 20 ss 10 wipe thsn, not only OF. the
face OF the city maps. but also 70 enable the
owners OF the Zee 70 build upon them as they
ds: :cs dSs sss rSa sa
sensstiSn Tor ths los. x these easements
and mish~ obtain such compensation as shey ne
Law was assailsd az Unconstitutional. and
the courts were called upon u determine
After the Court Of Appeals decided that
this act was constitutional. the Astor estates
entered into negotiations With the Apthorp
heirs for releases OF their interests IN the zee
been made and recorded The cons,dera-
ton named in the conveyences, considering
that the Astors have paid or assumed all
vhsn he roaS %s. oossd @
value OF the land IN fee simple. Tho APP
thorp hetrs have thus not only been sue
cessful in asserting THAR claim. but have
,proAted by the long delay which the husa-
I. when this agreement wss made. the title
The the Gsso6R 4s nss T ss os
examination and the deeds thus recoracd
are based upon that company's policy OF
insurance guaranteeing that they convey
20 the Assors all tho title ot all the heir OF
Charles Ward Apthorp to tho land described
In The deeds except q one-etxth intereet
which belongs TO the Astors as co-heirs OF
Charles Ward Apthorp. These deeds nov
give 70 the. Astors the full ownership Of ne
fevesi CLOCKS through which the road Formerly
ran so that they can be Improved as fully
An indication OF the value Of the land In
volved In the transfers may be gained from
the statements OF real estate men at least
ten ysare ago At thar time IL was asserted
tina. the lane known a. 'Apthorpes lane
was worth s,OO00OO
. The Apthorp heirs named In the convey
snces are Alice Hamilton. James W Holloway.
William Holloway. Jennie L Gtitner. Jone
z Holloway; Martha J Taylor. Adelaide
HsRiiton' william Hsmilton,, Thomas g.
IoSis r Even, William II Bibby, Julia 4
Bibby, Andrew A Bibbv, Susan Mottelay.
Enfia. VI Cooper. Justine.V Fisher. Eleanor
s. Bibby. Virginia 3 Fullerton. GeorginA D.
Blackaller Justine Aleshire. Grafton D
Spurrier, Mary Bihby, Augusta @ Bfboy.
executors 81 Charlotte 4 Hamilton. George
H. Allison and James A Deering In sll,
twentv-siy conveyances had 70 be recorded
10 comple. e the terms OF the agreement
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.u,pss LAW CAUSES rSoUsLs.
ON. stoas Asked 10 Rsao~s the Rsesrdar q
s0sateu -Haet spsl Fisht Involved

osv stoas Asked 10 Rsnovs ths Rsessdr q
sGsateu -Baetispsi Fisht Involved.
eosAxror. Pa. June The Municipal
League OF Scranton issued . statement 20
the public this afternoon saying that ne
msmbeys had pettionsd Gov Stone To re-
move Recorder Moir OF bis city "a person
unworthy TO All the once The Recorder 10
the sstle By which the Mayor II known. since
the passage Of shis famous Ripper law
which the Quay men in legislature use to
gain control Of the political machinery OF
Western Pennsylvania.
This demand for the Rsoorder's head u
the direct result Of the vicious fssturse OF
the Ripper law whioh gives the Recorder
tho power to remove ell heads OF Department.
and the Governor the power TO remove and
appoint Recorders Recorder Moir removed
the Director OF Public Safety. Mr. 'Cemons.
beoause he wonted 20 remove some OF the
Mayors friends This soured the Quay
men here. Col II. chcock. the new director.
at once got after the saloon men and closed
uptAe city tight, The ehauoninterests threat
ened tho Republican organization With an
nihilat,ou and Hitchcock was removed.
This offended the Municipal Reform League
and now both that organization and Con rsss-
man Oonnell. leader OF the ouayitss. arc alssf
Moir.
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CAmpbeIl Goodrich.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. juno i.-Miss Eleanor
O. Goodrich. daughter Of Capt. Casper r
Goodrich. United states Navy. vas married
to-day At noon at st knne's Church TO
Douglas Camp pbell OF New York. son OF Col
John Campbell. L 8 A. retired. Special
trains brought guests from New York.
Baltimore asd Washington. The bride was
given away by her father. The maid OF
honor was Miss Gladys Goodrich and tho
other maids we're Miss DAVIS Of washington.
Edith Taylor OF Philadelphia, Miss ChaTlottc
Ciiust OF New York. Miss porothea Miller OF
New York and Miss Marie Lemoyne ot Hart.
man was John Lorllord Alden OF New York.
The ushers were Donald and Grant Camp
bell, Nsssrs- James Brookfeld. William
Forepaugh Mr. Winchester of Baltimore
aud Naval Cadets Freemont AND Goodrich
The sun., 1901-06-02
r; YlLs,s ooxxEScExExT PLANS.
0mdsl Programme Issued for the UAfvsrsatyt
C1osing Exrcs0.


NHv RAvxS. Conn. June yale Univsraty
onicials to-day issued the formal programme
Tor commencement week at Yale. Tho sxer.
csss viii begin on Friday. June d. and con-
clude on Wednesday. June 20 The hrst
feature will be the delivery Of the Townsend
prize orations in composition for the Deforess
medal. These will be by six members Of the
senior class in Battell Chapel At = o'clock ON
Friday. June 81. Tho class day exercises Of
the Sheffield scientific school will be held on
Saturday morning. June -. on the campus Of
the shefdeld Scientific School. On Sunday
morning. June 2s. q bsccalaureate address
will be delivered In Battel Chapel by President
Arthur T. Radley.
Tho presentation exercises Of the senior
class will be held at II o'clock on Monday
morning In Batten Chapel These will In
olude the announcement OF the award OF
scholarships and fellowships for tho year.
the class poem BY Paul Titus Gilbert and the
class Grafton by Richard a Edwards. The
commencement exercises Of the Yals Law
school will take place in tho auditorium OF
hendrie Aall at 3 o'clock
An address will be delivered By Marcus
p. Knowlton Of the Supreme Court OF Mas
sschusetts. on tho subject Legislation and
Judicial Decisions in Their Relation to Each
Other and TO tho Law"
Tho annual meeting Of the alumni Of the
law school will be hold In Hendne Hall At I
o'clock. The class day exercises OF the
academic seniors viii begin at o'clock
Following these the class ivy from tho grave
OF Elihu Yale. tho founder OF the university,
will be planted. The promenade Of the SON
TOR class will begin at o'clock In the evening
This will be held in Alumni Hall and will
close the exercises scheduled for Monday.
June 2S. Tuesday. Juno -. will Be largely
devoted 70 alumni meetings. Tho gen eral
alumni meeting will begin at O:so o'clock.
in Alumni Hall From 10 til / o'clock In
the afternoon polls will be opened TO choose
a member OF the Yale Corporation 10 succeed
the late Buchanan Winthrop Of New York
city The graduating exercises OF tho Yale
medical school will take place az noon.
These viii consist simply Of tho annual
address by Prof Edmund Wilson Of Col
unbia University on. The Higher Claims Of
Minute Research in Biology and Medicine
The Yale Harvard baseball game w1l be
AZ o'clock and the class banauets Of the
alumni vlll take place in the evening
The commencement exercises proper viii
be held ON Wednesday morning. juno 20
In Battell Chapel. when tho diplomas will
be conferred by President Hsdley. at the
close Of the award OF honorary degrees The
annual alumni dinner will begin at {? o'clock
Examinations for adInlttance will begin on
Thursday morning. June 81. IA continue al
Saturday noon. July
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BasG-Cartm.

BALTIMORE. June i.-At So, Johns Epn-
copl Church. Mount Washington. Miss
MARY Christine Carter. daughter OF John
NJ Carter. was married to-day "a John Her
bort Bags Of New York, formerly Of Brock
vile. Ont The oeramonv was performed
by the Rev Reese D. Asop. rector Of St Ann .
Church. BROOKLYN. a cousin OF the bride
assisted BY the Rev Wilbur F. Watkins.
rector OF me parish. The usheIs were VIII
lam II. Nichols, JT Samuel Lever. Victor
Charles " McKeehan of Philadelphia, John
" Carter. Jr,, Lawrence. West and W 5.
Curley Of Be!..nore, Mise Mabel Carter,
Mis-. Anna Summers fowar glr David 7.
Carter a bro ther OF the bride. vas bsst man.
The sun., 1901-06-02
TOLD BIs STORY ~ DELIRIUN.
MethArs Reunited After Nins Tears Through
shipwTeek

G-rvELASp. June AT the Marine Hospi-
tai In this oity to-day Edwin MoGinnh OF
Chicago INST his brother. George Mcjinnis.
for tho nrst time since tho latter ran away
from bone nlne years ago Both young
men are srandsons OF 6en George Nc O innis
Postmaster Of Indianapolis. George MeGi in-
MS vas one Of the two survivors Of the steamer
Baltimore. which foundsred on Lake Huron
week ago When picked up be wns delirlous
ana " hls deliriusn raved about running away
ls1n home whan a boy OF 10 years HIS
story was prntcd and came 20 tho notice OF
M relatives He was brought 70 Cleveland
ior Treatment hs foot having been hurt in
the wreck
The two brothers recognized each other AZ
once, despite the fact that both we-e youn. 2
ners when George left home nine YEAR, sgJ
ieIlnz hls family he vas gong 70 ball gar..
He says Pc tramped 10 Sor York and since
thea has been sailor HIS trip on TIE Baiti-
ii mofe wSs ms nrst on the lakes. The re-
az 70 vwit Cen. No0innk.