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10 FIGHT NTFRtGE PLtN.
Virginia Negroes WIN Oppose the Ills
franciiising sci,cme In INA state.

RiCnNoSD. Va sept % II il said
her. ON excellent authority that ex-senator
John VI Thurston and Judge l. !. Lows,
former President Of the Virginia Supreme
Court. have ben employed by the Negro
Educational and Industrial Association to
contest whatever suffrage plan the Con
-%titutional Convention may adopt II II
said these counsel bot1 agns' hat the
two plans are In violation Of the Fifteenth
Amendment. and hat no time Nill he lust
In CARRYING II In the supreme Court
James VI HAye-, a colorrd lawyer, was
appointed by a recent convention oi the
association to employ able counsel To fight
the Suffrage law. aud he with five other
colorrd LAWYERS will he associated with
Mes=r-. Thurston and Lawns.
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QUARANTINE AGAINST NAPLES.
There's Plague There. and E,ery ship
From Naples WIN lie Inspected.

Tie Italian steamship tta di Torino.
Ia or Sunday from Naples and other Mcdi-
~t"rranean ports. was held at Quarantine by
Health Officer Doty for a thorough exam
inE,ion 81 her passengers Dr DotN SAYS
that from cable reports s"ut from Naples
a. the United States Marine Hospital Service
a, Washington It was lcarL,d thdt bubonic
plague existed a. Naples. Ia conjunction
with the United States authorities al Wash
irgtpn, III Doty determined that uo "nort
should h. spared 10 prevent the iutruduc-
ton II bul-onic plague into this port. The
Federal authorities have promised that q
siriCt watch vii he kept ON al intending
emigrants 80 that no SUSPECTED ~ Infected
persons NAV embark for the United State.
tArh departing steamship from Naples
will he furnished with IA oeftliicAi" 81 in
spection giving the cNHct conditions ~
knoNu AZ the time ~ IT, is~uc " Dotv
will dri iiu elcl vessel ora arrival a. this
port until a thorough inspection can l'
mad. uf ell persons on board one - the
precautions made will be - lake ~" tenn
p.rature ~ each person before prattuu"
J. granted The t1tl Al Iorno Va. re-
leased from Quarantine yesterday morning
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SHB SAYS HE KISSED PUPILS.
POU0HKEEPsIEs SCHOOL SUPER
INTENDENT BRINGS SUIT.

Asl<s 80 600 Damages Prem Mr.. CsIlins.
WIFE ef sehssi Cemnissieaer-Dsa
% Education says Charges Agsinat
Superintendent Harris Are False.
PouoHKxErsIE. n. Y. Sept. N.-when
Edwin =. Harris came to this city several
years ago TO take the positi N Of super
intendent Of Schools. he found himself In
hot water a. a result of a split In the School
Board which appointed his1. q strong
minority favoring his predecess or In ONCE.
lie was bitterly attacked. but by following
n policy Of silence and by attention to his
duties he finally came out on top. and until
recently Il was supposed that his troubles
were over. To-day The announcement
was made by Joseph Morschauser. his
attorney, that Mr.. Harris had broug ht
an action for SANDER against Mrs. Emily
Collins. wife Of Martin W. Collins. aSchool
Commissioner Mr.. Harris alleges hat
Mrs. Collins has becn circ ulAiiDg stories
about him. rejecting on his character
and asks for sio,ooo damages. TIT sum
mons was served to-day
The complaint has not been drawn up
hut II ~ asserted by Mrs. Collins that sho
understands that Mr.. Harris takes cScep-
ton To statements she has made that b..
has been indiscf cot with several young
girls who are pupils In tho public schools.
She denies that She has accused him OF
immor atty, but afirms that she has re-
ferred To his conduct as being indiscrect.
and insists that she can prove that what
she says In true. To a reporter this after
noon Mrs Collins said that she Wa OPP
posed To Supt. Harris because she did not
think tina a man who chases young girls
around his Office and Kisses them behind
doors Is ~ to al tho position that he does,
President James l.. Williams Of the Board
Of Education said that the charges aRaiils,
Supt. Harris had lsen investigated by
the commissioner and found 20 h. without
foundation. The girls who we're supposed
20 have figured In ths alleged kissing cpl
suds.s, when questioned. entered absolute
dsnlals, eNcrpt IN one instance, wiefe a
child oi ~, or Whereabouts, did say that
Ar Harris had kissed her, but u was Ia
HE public Office when Ieoplo were COINS
IN and ont, and Mr.. HARRIS assistant wa
IN the room across the hall and both door
We're open COMMISSIONER lown II quoted
a. saying that the caf-Ss wac n fatherly
one, and no importance" l. attached by "a"
beard to the incident The following
statement Tor Mr. Harris was made.
An acton has t+.n oomncnc'd IN the
Supren. Court by Edwin \. Harris, Super
inteud"rt ~ Schools. against MIR tmily
collins. wife of Sclr,ol Commissioned MARTIN
" Collins. fOr SANDER Mir Collins, u u
claimed. ha- l--'n circulating a nuIntGT
- stories rejecting upon the moral char
actrr Il Mt Harris. aud this action -
Brought 90 ~deW,u-iut" their falsity II
l. tho first 81 a series 81 actions that will
~ brought hy Nj. Harris against any
persons found 10 have been circulating
similar stories concerning ins moral char
meter
Joseph Mor~chau -rr l. attorney for
Mr. Harris
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AZ u ,.

BIRMINGHAM On sunday, sep, 70. 1901. OF
spinal msninsius. Major James II bermins
han. aged 50 years.
Fun,rAl from the Richardson House, Sea Clif.
l. 4. on WEDNESDAY. Oct > 1901, at loSo A, NJ
Train leaves Lnns Island City al y o clock
DOUGLASS on Monday, sept 80. 1901. Andre.
fuicnt douglass. ir thr SD year Of his age.
Funeral from the Church Of ~ Aay the Virgin.
West .sih 81. on Wednesday. OCT. :. 1901. al
10
ELLIS or Monday. sep, 80, 1901, at her resi-
denos. . West so,h Of, Emily Patterson. ~ido~
Of Thomas y Eilis
Soac Of funeral hereafter.
Sept. ~. 1901. william c. son Of the late Edgar
and sarah D fsfmsf.
Funeral services al his late hons, ~ Hastings
So. spring Lake. on Wednesday, OFT +. 1901.
n uO A NJ Relatives and friends are In
,l,ed y, attend. lnterment al Mount Pleasant
Cemetery. Ne.aIs. n J. on ,Ame day al
ssoP
FuRnAs-n FLUSHING. l. I. on Monday morn
int. Sep, 40. 1901. franos Eleanor Hioss
uido~ % george " Putnam.
Funefsl services al her late residence, As stat 81
f1ushins. l.. /. on Wednesday Aftsfnoon. ud
1. 1901. on arrival Of ths ; 40 y n uAin irou
Long Island CITY for Bhdge st station.
HOE At Iswtenee. l. l. on MondAy, Sep, 50
1901. Mary Say. wife oi IN. lAv Richard NAfc,
Ho<. In the sSth yrAf OF her ar,
Funsrl ~rvics all h. hdd Al fs Madison Av
on wednesday afternoon. oct :. 1901, al hal
pAai
| PROCTOR A, IsrchmonL y v. on saturday
ssy -. 1901. Mar \. e-lo'ed sti' Of Tfed
,nek q pructof.
Fansral on Wednesday morning. OF , 1901,
Al n o'cioca. from NJ Johns Churoh. 1tAiu
Raves GtAnd CenuAi urPoa al 100 A N
Albany pagSfs pleas cnpy
! SrHREIBER At w~nhslmshnh'. Germany On sun
- - NaHH 1 WMHa ATNVe = "a MnhH o
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nor To MARRY THE COUNT.
Miss Richards viii Not NE the bride nj
Count Hippoi,te Paiea,incini

PHILApELPHIA, Sept. 9-Count Hip
polyte Palea vincini Of Hungary will not
marry Miss Meta Bsrtram Richards, ~
was announced a. fow DAYS ago. II Is said
that Mis- Richards's father, Samuel Bar
tram Richards, did not approve the match
and that the engagement was only a pros
~r-ctive anair The Count came here a
few weeks ago with Mrs. Richards and
her daughter. His visit here terminated
abruptly on last Tuesday. and IL Is said that
he Is now In Washington
Miss Richards entered society last winter
and at once took a leading place In her
set. Early last spring she went with her
mother to Italy. and In Rome met Count
p~aleavincini. who, attracted by her beauty,
paid aS-iduous court and won her love Ac-
companied bv her mother she Nisited ths
Counts relatives In the south OF Hungary,
and when they decid'si 10 com. nome lho
Count came with them
IL was explained tina he desired To como
10 this country IN order To learn something
of the methods 81 doing business aud "
was intimated that he might abandon his
ancestral residence and start a business
career here IL il now said, however, That
IN. Count came herr To undergo the IN
spection OF Mr. Richards as To his personal
Appearance and habits and his quaiiics-
tions for business. In some wav II Is sad,
he failed To meet the appreciation Of Mr..
Richards and In c~onseJuence The posi-
bility Of a match l. ended.
II is also said that the Count was not
altogether satisfied with what he learned
while here. His idea was that the wealth
81 Mr.. Richards was very large and ne
thought the marriage settlement would
consequently b~ high These eSpscta-
tions were quickly disIsiled 10y his prospcc-
tive father-in-law and the ardor OF his
affection cooled so p~erccpiibly Thereafter
that II was not hard to convince Miss Rich
ards that her father was wise In opposing
the marriage.
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MAYOR PROMOTES POLITENEN
When They Are ef nrootiyn stock in-
berttance Win Conssiida ton.

Anew York policeman who was a police
man In the city Of Brooklyn before CONSOLE
dation cannot he promoted Tor meritorious
conduct without the approval Of the Mayor.
Blu, a policeman who was on the force IN
Manhattan previous to consolidation NAV
I've promoted without such approval Of the
Mayor. Corporation Counsel Whalen ="
advises the Civil Service Commission
The commission had held mp the pay Of
patrolm-n promoted to roundSmen 10y
commissioner Murphy without the APP
proyal ~ the Mayor In the old city 81
BROOKLYN the Mayors approval Of a promo
ton waS necessary.
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ROYAL DUKE AT ttNCOUVER.
welcomed 10 the Pscinc Coast WIN Loyal
Enthusiasm
81 Union Square. E.. New York

VANCOUVER. Il C.. Sept. 3-The special
train carrying tho Duke and duchess Of
Cornwall and York. arrived here at noon
to-day The North Pacific Squadron fired q
salute. There was an immense crowd at
the station and the Duke and Duchess were
received with enthusiastic cheers. They
were escorted 10 the Court House where an
address of welcome was read To them.
The Duke was exceedingly afable and
shook hands with all with whom he came In
touch He showed himself To the cheering
people on every possible occasion during
the day and -alutcd tho crowds following
the carriage for two hours The police and
troops we're on guard about him at all time,
After resolving the Citys address the
Duke oT-,ned n new drill hall, Here he de-
parted from the - programme 10y warmly
shaking hands with hundreds OF British
VETERANS who had come In from all over
ia. Pacific Coast to 500 him Then turning
10 the BOYS Brigade he pointed TO tbs
veterans saying
They have done their duty and when
you grow up, II occasion requires u, you
Will do yours
The royal party. after having luncheon
with Mayor 1ownl"y. went down 10 thu
different sswmills and th~n for a nine
milo driye about Stanlry Park Al B1pck-
ton Point several Thousand children sang
patriotic song- and the Duchess ~ Corn
wall presented a s,lk fag u the hcsi drilled
company 81 -choolloys The royal pertv
then embarked N IA" steamship Empress
81 India and Ner~ entertained 10y Indian
cano-' rac~.z In M. evening 't~ city and
hArtsir were brilliantly Illuminated
The royal party ~il e. Co Victoria to-
morrow morning
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DIVER PISHED UP HER PURSE.
ACTRESS SAYS IT FELL OVER
BOARD FROM FERRYBoAT.


49, .-. s,-.u n.nss 49, m.
ihs"s a.. Vim. :, ne I-s,,s, s.s,ns
Jc~e"' inc ssioe " - 80.
vartousiy hsunisteu WIS "s"'e e'-
roy the Heroine ef the lncsaeut.
~.
From the so-foot depths Of tho East
River at h foot OF the Borden avenue
fairy sllps Of the Long Island Railroad
,ha,. c.m. xe.terday n story of treasure
~. - -, Ira, ~..c,ior ~ Rroadxav
troNe ""on y US. go -. p,.,,s
known among sag" ioh IN a' naA,'o
antttsr. OF course. the treasure was tho
prop-rty of an actress, this time Miss
49,. nu,,x tho NAV. l.adinr psr,s I'm
"a A. a.. H. -, ~.
comic op-ra' ~ " u' ,s'e N"'
treasure th~re are various estimates rang
inx from OF cents tn SiTO. 091. hut q person
Ia n~o,It;on 10 know said that o. 200 was a
..,,. ..,im.t.
CONSERVATIVE es''n"''
Inc actress " s'"fPihs v "o'''" "'
Side. l. l., being AT liberty for the present
sho started from this city for the hotel
an SATURDAY. evening, TO take a train lcav-
-, 90 ,,.,aoI 80 ,h. natural cou,-.
'uk 49, "a. -, uI.-.
OF events enc had 10 cross w" '""' NNe'
un one Of tho Thirty-fourth strcrt Terry
boat. The boa, was impeded somewhat
IN it's passage by passing craft and when
.he showed her noes inside the lutting
Iier. on tho long Island city sid IL was
INST about train time for MIS- Gilroy. and
she. being desirous 81 getting a good scat
,ook up a position against the folding iron
,ats AZ IN, shore ena Of the boat.
Mis- Gilroy had Just purchased a 67-cent
chAtelaine Tag but In this unostentatious
receptacle she carried two gold watches
two ordinary gold pins. two extraordinary
stick pins. the chains for the watches. a
gold purse containing twenty-three cop
Iers, = diamond bug pin. several antiqu.
gold coins, two hair pins, a dream book
s,ne po.der mot gunpowderl, a lace hand
kerchief and several other article~ Of fcmi-
nine Use or adornmcut. when the deck-
land lifted tho iron gate IL caught the
actress purs.. tore u from her lp'lt and
dropped Il on the deck from which It was
Kicked into the water. by the clumsy. but
well. meaning dc,khand. The crowd. fol-
lowing the act RESI- cry Of dislnay. shouted
nurse overheard"
How deep j. the ocean here'- asked
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c1rY xUsr PAY IDLE swEKPERs,
Esxpsnssvs Experiment WIN Street Clean
ing Department Finances.

Esxpsnssve Experiment WIN Street Cisan-
ing Department Finances.
The i.isi street sweepcrs. who worked
only Q part OF the time In 1910. but who
have fled claims against the city fof full
time pay, will probably get their money
sometime bet o and election. Cor
poration Counsel Whalen advised Comp
troller Coler yesterday 10 nay them or at
least TO make a settlement with them. Tho
Corporation counsel's opinion In favor Of
the sweepers Ii in part:
In November and December. 1910. the
claimants were laid on several DAYS "a Oh
week for the reason. which was left ~ be In
ferrsd. rather than clearly stated. that the
appropriation vas lnsu nloient n pay the
missioner deemed IL wiser rot % discharge
absolutely the excess Of sweepers, but 10 lHy
on by turns, a certain number Of sweepers.
80 that all would receive approximately
The matter l. complicated by the fact
that while the alleged rca.un of the laying
appropriation. the Commissioner 81 street
Cleaning ustiined from the RoHrd 20 Esti-
mate and A~pportiobnr.nt. transfers FROM
the sweeping FUND T. other funds Un th.
following dates aud IN the iullowing amounts
June n, 500 Dies ~. s2?.5u Feb ~. 1901,
ts.en. making In all q transfer If So To-. y
sum more thnn sufficient g. pay the Claims Of
th. -wsep.rs nov tn question
The transfers Of June ~ and Dec -. 1907,
were obtliued by n statement ~ a." Com
missioner that the accounts from which th"
transfers werr r~Iue-tel. aud among which
was that u ~ -sptng hHruugh- ~ Mtnhht-
tan and The Bronx" mere ia excess II I'd"
As this statement must he taken t. have
been true. it u very dinitult To- see how 10
could De SUCCESSFULLY maintained That tl"fv
Nhs an Insufficient appropriation ior sweep
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AIRED Couple Overcome by Gas.

WEST ORANGE. y J., Sept. 10 Thomas II.
Cassidy. a manufacturer Of gao fixtures at
iS West Twenty third street. New York.
and his wife. both over o. year- old. wer"
found In their homc on Gregory ave-
nue.. yesterday morning. In All uncon-
scious condition from inhaling ilumin-
ating gas. They werr restored To con-
.ciousne--, but may not live. Mrs. CO.
sidy said che was seized with a sudden
illness In the night and went into the bath
room. She lighted the gas there, but Was
up 10 turn the gas 81 and thinks che must
have turned II on again.
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PRESRYTERY MEETS.



usilistion and Prayer.
The New York Presbytsry at its regular
sutumnai meeting held In the Old First
Presbyterian Church, Fifth avenue and
Twelfth street. yesterday designated Mon
day next ~ . day Of humiliation and
PRAYER In view OF the afhiction which has
befalien the country In the assassination
Of President Mckinley. ~ well a. upon
the Presbyterian CHURCH OF New fork
In the deaths OF the Rev. Dr. Purve~,
Babcock and Others. There viii DO two
m.etinR- on tina day, one at 0 O'Clock In
the morning. which b. for pastors only,
and the other at , O'Clock In the afternoon
when elders and msmbsu OF the church
will attend
The death last week Of tho Rev DIR.
George T. Purves having left the Prs
bytery without q Moderator. tho Rev. Dr.
Wilton Merle Smith was chosen without
opposition TO all the place The beiioung
Tor delegates TO the State synod 10 be held
In Buffalo on Oct. Is. resulted In the seiec-
ton OF ten olergymen and ten elder 70
represent the New York Presbytery; While
the bslloting wa In progress, the hev
I W. smith 81 Lenox Presbyterian Churoh
speaking OF foreign missions, said ne had
just learned upon the highest authority
that, the latest reports on mission work
In Persia showed such progrcss In making
oonverts that it was dremed inadvisable To
make the reports public lest IL stir up the
Persian Government 20 action hostile 10
missionary york.
A hAndsom. little pamphlet bearing on
its title rage an etcellent portrait Of Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt, was distributed among tho
members. II Was a reproduction. publisbed
by the American Tract Society with Pre~i-
dent Roos-yrltis approval, - an addrcs~
upun the influence 81 the Bible which Wa
delivered by Mr. Roosevelt hcfor. tho
hghty-sitth annual meeting Of the Long
Island Bible Society ai Oyster Ray. last
June
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C... Against, Most Again Postponed

F~LrsHIso, l. /. Sept. S-Herr Most.
the Anarchist who was arrested NJ an
Anarchist meeting In Corona, l. l.. on sun
day. Sept %, was for the fourth time ar
raisned In the police n hoo to-day
for examination on a charge Of melting To
not. Assistant District Attorney Olcary
requested the Magistrate 10 again postpone
the examination and Most was sen, hack 10
Jail until Wednesday morning His hail
was ~r-iucy-i from q 900 To $50 at the ~
au.~, Of his counsel. but n no bondsmAn
Appeared he was locked up In the Queens
Couu;y Jail
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Dressed IKE . woman TO &c, work.

CHICAGO. Sept. 0~-Charles Baker, II
wears old. who has been missing from his
home for nearly a month, has been discov-
cred in the person Of a supposed female
servant employed in a Hyde Park board
,nx house Bakers disguise had been worn
successfully for three weeks. The reason
given by him for its adoption was tina he
could not secure work enough as a man
10 keep him from starving. As "A female
~.eryant he performed the usual duties per-
tanning To the place and exhibited con-
siderable adaptability In cooking. sowing
and the like.
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SMUGGLING or CHINAMEN.
Investigation Of the business Follows
Arrests st alo.

buffalo. Sept so-An Investigation into
the smuggling Of Cinnamon into the country
IL being made by Charles 4, Lewis Of the
Treasury Department. who supervised
the capture Of two white men and nine
Cinnamon In this city last Saturday night
when the latter WIRE being smuggled
across from Canada
II has BEEN learned that Buffalo agents
safelv into thi, state. As fact A. the Mon
gols are received here they are transported
10 New York city. and officers are now
making invcstis ations In New York and
Buffalo reg ardins recent shipments. IL Is
said a. many ~ t~enty -nve lhinsmen we're
sent through Bun u To New lori IN .
single week during the summer.
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loSNKRs. S~p, @-M- William y
Cochran of Yonkcrs has given So.co to
81 John. Episcopal Church for the ~
llsious work cf the church Mrs Uoch-
ran /. tho ds ughicr 81 the late Alexander
smith. the millionaire carrct ~manufact-
urcr. and th. VII, q William D Cochran,
the P~r-siden, Of the company Mr. and
Mr. Cochran hAV~ Alr-ady gwen Co va
r1ous Nonker~ institutions ncafly Ny0o,-
an ~ Johns Church alone has -
ftri nv thrir gcn-ro-ity 90 tho extent "a
Slso 90 ~tthoui this --latest gift.
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Accused Of Mskins Die. for Co,ner,.

Francisco Biraghi, al Italian engraver.
just returned from Havana, Vas arrested
a, the Ward Linz pier and was held ycster.
day In sS.c0 hail by United States Com
missioner shields on complaint q W. ID.
Fyun 90 the United States secret Servicr.
charging him with having made the dies
u-rd by Pro Pars and he gang 81 counter
letters, which vas broken up hy Agent
Hazen las January just t~for. Paris
and his companions ~er- arr~s,.d Birashi
left the CITY.
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Man Ipcs Of Nose Heed.

JAins- Bro~ning, ~ years old. died yc--
t-riay al his nome -, Las, forty-sevenih
s,r,-t 81 a hemorrhage of ire noe lie
s.Il uncun-cious gu the kitchrn Moor on
SUNDAY. And u va ~ long before tn.
nle--iins from he no-e could 10 s'orf~d
Thai b. dicd % los q; hA0Sd
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Au.s.s surs,ar Ge,amsn Goes for Trial,

Joseph Goldman Of 20. hainbndg" sir-'.
Brooklyn. who. With hVe alleged accom-
plic-.. 10 accused Of stealing u!o"o worth
Of kAther from the Stow 20 simon LIT
ko~ttr at a. Howard str--'. on Sept ~.
~ere ell held by Magistrate Droh N tie
C-Utre street . yesterday Tor ira
oollu.ss vas r~cpr~sented by tmAnvrl
Fr,epd and waivvd sxAminauon.
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Ccn,rai's Pir, Engineer Leaves IN tsiste
Of stO0 .OsO.

SYRACUSE. Sept. ~ The will OF W. ~
n Smith, the first engineer who ever ran
an engine on the New York Central dis-
pp-e. 81 an estate of over ~ o.oo The
iuundAga County Orphan Asylum and
the HOSPITAL ~ the Good shepherd
rs.rive lequcs,.. and about twenty rela-
tiy,~ ia this State and b are remcm-
lerst
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aichm.nd hello To Mart, To-day.

1ards have b~cn revived here Tor tho
~,~idins to-day q Ni.- Margarc, kiSa-
18th Branoh aud Arthur Glasgow IN 81
pAuls Church, Hchmond, Va. Tho lrtde,
~ho is oue ~ tho b-llcs 20 hchInoDd. had
her p1rtrsit eKhibited "a thu Paris sAlon
- i,ss sic u the young-si daughter ot
John Patterson branch. Mr. OiAseo~
and hts tnds ~nl eal peHt saturday 'of
tufoI~
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GIRL . SUICIDE.
Declares saissn Man Wouidn't Keep TVS
Promise 20 Marry Her.

Mis- El.ie Benson. ~ year, old. Of ?ico
Fulton street. Brooklyn. attempted suicide
by taking carholio acid In tho saloon Of
Iahn Nasl. nj iie Hamilton avenue yes
,erdsy afternoon. Maggie Knocked tho
bottle out OF her hand and had her re
moved TO the Long Island College Hospi-
tai She viii recover
She said Magic had PROMISED 10 marry
her. and when shc suggested that he keep
III. proui.e n. told her thcrs was no hurry
TAI. made her respondent and che took
the poison,
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u.rrua, system on the lunar ship

TIE NlLArd steamship tmbnA is nov
fully cquirI-d With tho Maroon system ~
~irrl-~- ,elegrsphy, The Lucania and
Camtania have slr~ady t---n ttted with THIS
system. and n vii 10 introduced on the
EnuuA y .lhln . short TINA
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