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The sun., 1901-02-06
HUDSON STFAMFES ~ ICE GORGE.
The New bursh aud Homer Ramsdeii Trytns to
Plough Their way Through.

NrUHunGH, y Feb There are great
ice 1orgcs in the Hudson through the High
land. and even into Newbutgh Bay above
Cornwall. and two steamers Of the Central
Hudson Steamboat Company are hghtlng
to get through ice from Ave tO twenty-five
feet deep The steamer Newburgh ieft
New York at "a NJ She struck the gorge
az l. VI in the Highlands. The steamer
Ho ,m-7 Ramsdell left NewDurgh at 10 4 NJ
and thirty minutes later WINS In the heart OF
tho trouble jlst this side Of Cornval
II IL very unusual to have the ice gorged
north oi Storm Hing ald Breakneck. but
II was found so TO-DAY The gorge is about
two miles long Major Weston. president
Of the steamboat company, went down this
afternoon to see II III" Nevburgh from
New York il in the worst OF II and the Rams
dell ia trying 10 plough her way through TO
the assistance OF her companion. Tonight.
pfter eIcrtiug all the power both boats have.
they have succeeded IN getting within a half
mile Of each other Major Weston has half
hourly reports from the boats by way Of
watchers on tho shore They all say IL is
the worst gorge ever seen on the Hudson
Ii il a. solid below as above the river sur
face and President Weston said tonight
that n they succeed IN breaking through Il
thev will cut through channel that will
permit them 70 keep M communication ho-
tween Newburgh and New York all winter.
u. they did last year
The sun., 1901-02-06
FLAMES N JERSEY CITY.
Plant Of the Mutual Chemical Company Licked
Up In a Gale.

The plant OF the Mutual Chemical Company
of jersey city, consisting OF ten buildings
covering an area .oo0 feet long and 500 feet
wide, situated one block west Of West side
avenue near Fulton avenue, was destroyed
hy FIRE last might The FIR" started in two
story bnck bildlng adjoining ia" Morris
Canal at the western end OF the plant shortly
after o'Cloch 4 gale was blowing aero s.
the Hack eusacls meadows from tho northwest
aud the flames swept over one building 20
auo her until all were ahla2r The buildings
were one-story and twn-stoTy frame - rlct,iirs
and were wclI stocked with chemicals
The employees mad" an .uon"ctuai effort
10 get n line OF hO-r at work when the 70
broke out The city IRE department also
could do little when they arrived owing to
the lark of fire hydrsrt~ several explosions
occurred Tn" high wind carried he sparks
for lOnC di-tanC" af-i IN" hot nanIeS set
FIRE 10 tho braVChOs Of number oi trees
Il wa> said that the Gre Wa caused 10y an
cXplostOn in the course ot an experiment
conduct"d bv one Of the employees About
$50 men and bows were employed ~ the works,
which were running day and nigh, The Cou-
pauy MANUFACTURED soda, potash and various
X nds of chemicals 1t i owned 10y - Iols
men. The loss j. estimated al s5o'~
The sun., 1901-02-06
BRYAN IPHOIDS TAN WICK.
Approves His Course In Refusing TO Lower the
city Hall FiAs when the Queen Died.

IixCoIS Neb Feb Sin hi. Corl,norer
issued to-day. Bryan upholds the action Of
Mayor Van WICK of New York in refusing
70 lower tho flag when Queen Victoria died
Ne says.
Mayor Van Wyck presented complete
defence when he cited the failure to pay
this tribute 10 Jouhert as n precedent II
IA NaS on a public building i not made TO
pay tribute 10 the memory uf hero who
died In freedoms holy cause. then 1t Il not
extremely important that that flag he re-
qur.d 10 pay tribute Ia kings and queens
This may vet become an interesting question
II Paul Kruger, the old Roman of the South
African republic. should die there would
Ice very general demand that the flag bs
lowered in tribute 10 his memory Nor Is
u doubted that there would he vigorous op-
position in certain Quartoii 10 such reCog-
hitiun There are some people In this Couu-
try who are more anxious - paw tribute to
mouarchs than to recognize the merits u:
free men
The leading editorial is devoted 70 a pre-
dCtion that III" Administrator j. paving
the way for trouble IN tubn. and he urges
that IL We would give the people of cuba
the beet possibl" start on the road to good
government, we could begin no better than
by dropping all excuses and all prrtenCes
aud fulfilling the pledges made IN Our war
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uRs w,rkpR. JR.srrHs prvortr
Access Her Hu.bsnd ~ IivIas WITH Arc'hs,
worln In Uo.tou

wHtrv ptNNs. Iap Tho vfe
- John Br,sr-n llksr. jr = Irving N
on tho Hudson. Ha. begun an action against
him f1r absolute iIvur," Nta walker
bases hor action IN TO s'1'u''rv grounds
Hr Walker o., tho son - John Hrist IN Walker
IN her complaint Mrs Walker states that
they vera married o. Wes'vpod = On
Aug % 800 They have one 'h.'d. ls"hel
Strarhar Walker. aged years Mrs walker
alleges that her husband. during par' -
last summer. and particularly M the month
Of August h1d apartments - tho resId"u,s
uf Mrs Jennie T. Rctuutrd. % N"vhurv
street BDztuu. Mac mat he lived there
with one MIR Moore and that they were
known Jn Ho~ipu a. Mr ana Mr, Moor"
Justice Martin : kcugh has appointed Law
yer John Coffin r"ter"r 20 tak" 'he ie-tI-
munv IN the Css. and has issued n con mission
10 Attorney Rnh"rt !. RAY muud uf B stuu
to tax. the 'e>tmuuv of Mrs Jennie Rein
hard and all other witnesses in Boston whose
evidence Is de-ired 10y either Mrs Walker
or her husband Tho court directs 1agy"r
RAYMOND - tile hs report with tho re'ere"
before March !
Mr. Walker. through his ATTORNEYS. Ewl lns.
whitman aad living u III Wall street. New
York denies the allegation ot misconduct
by him in Boston aud will defend the suit
90 the end Mrs Walker asks tho court 10
lace tho child IN her keeping. o. be allowed
to assume her maiden name and that her
husband he directed to give her a sufficient
sum for the support of herself and child
The sun., 1901-02-06
THIEF STOLE HIS TROUSERS.
New Hampshire Legislators Chase on a sun
day Clad Through the streets.

CoNCoRp, y. II Feb W +. Alien
Representative in the Legislature from West
Stewartstown. was asleep In his room al an
apartment house on sunday afternoon. when
he was awakened by an intruder who made
Off with Mr. Aliens trousers, In which th"re
was s3l The thief was n ragged looking
tramp. but Mr. Allen became Thoroughly
allva To ths situation when the wearing ar
parel disappeared through the door Nih-
out waiting to sct into street azure. Alien
da she'd down the stairway and cut INTO ,he
snowy world In pursuit Of the hobo lhe
other occupants Of the house did not see me
thief and formed the opinion TINT Mr. AHeh
had become temporarily insane, ana tcle-
lh0nc message was sent To- the police.
Meantime, Representative Allen "NS DONG
u hot sprint NJ the main street, sfeadl!N gam
ing on those trous, r Tho tramp was no
match for the lightiy-clad lawmak.f, and
after a nve- minute chase Allen had the thi'f
by the nape "' IN" recH and MfCr nuli!ls
hi. rescued trousers Oh, marched the tramp
70 the police station.
The sun., 1901-02-06
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mother ra- rupkirg q rIr'UHs" p' 400 %
the sd- c1Hn'srs rn tho srrout frnr fHn
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good, d.llav'i IN h~lvv table u 'ia
esrtrs ~ M" ruoru In s't"'npt ns 90 ,l.u.h
M tho table 20 roach one ~ IN. articles Tho
srl ut.e' 'he table srI = 'el On hsr. crush
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toy mother rushed - the spot ani picked
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u proved. muftauv injured br lee COZ.
who's. of're a, clos. hv IN SrhN-nerhorn
.treet va hastily summoned, hut the stl
.as dad before b.- ARRIVAL TIE body "a.
ta6fn 80 the hoins % a." child. par.n's. at
$50 Tenth street
The sun., 1901-02-06
BOOIBI iCKS STORM GOvERNOR.
2SO Visit GOV Crane In the Interest Of . B,ii TO
Allow sunday shines.

BosToN Feb 8. With several policemen.
their constant enemies. IN the van. $50 boot
blacks marched from Hoyls'on street To
the State House this morning in support
rf the bill now before tine Legislature allow
ing them to WELD the brush on SUNDAYS until
noon som" wore sweaters. some long troU-
s'r-. some short trousers. ai. i some lfpusDrS
of medium length Their Hhns> ho"" cvi-
d-nces of palLstahing c"orts on the shine
system
Gov. Crane received 'ha boys In the Bul-
finch corridor and addressed f"w remark =
20 them. On reaching the Cumul l,ir" room.
where n hearing on tho bill was held. the
band broke ranks and scrambled for seats
4 srOrc Of the bows told the committee OF
the advantage to he derived from the pas
sage Of the bill
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Perhaps Mr. Par.onss Seat viii He LEFT Vacant
for This session.

Tho Hon George W hdrdae. Republican
leader Of Monroe county, arrived at tho Fifth
Avenue Hot 81 last night According 20
Mr. Aldridgc II is not certain II there - 70 be
"a special election 10 I'll the vacancy IL, tho
Forty third senate district created bykthe
death uf Cornelius Il Parsons
"A special election tor senator said Mr.
AldrIdge. would hc a great expense 10 the
tax pavers in the district. and that is 10 he
avoided II possible Then. too, the session
of the Legislature IL pretty well along and
unless the Attorney-General ~ the State.
Mr. Davies, who has the matter under con-
sideration. deCldee that a special election IS
mandatory. the election VIII probably 90
over until LcNt fall MIR Davies Is to give
hs decision within few days
The sun., 1901-02-06
BKNHAM CASE PRIVATEIi SFTTLED.
The Man saved From Execution Gets $1,000
Instead OF 10000

BATAVIA. " Y. Feb The guardian
ot Howard sydney Benham, son OF Howard
& Benham. twice tried for tho murder OF his
wife. Howard Benham himself ard tho law
yers Interested In the case agreed to-day
to settle amcably out Of court the contest
over the will or Florence Tout Benham. the
woman whose death ha. resulted in 80 much
litigation The viii gave everything 10 N"
husband. with the exception OF 5000 Tor M"
child Action was brought hr III" sous
grandmother and guardian 10 secure the
enIire amount Of the estate valued at nearly
isO 900, for the child
BIZ the terms reached 'kiS afternoon the
son receives the sj.uWl orig luallr hcuucithed
him another sI.1p In choice securities. and
an the real esta'. on his fathers death.
half brother Of the dead woman gets - 900,
The LAWYERS Webster and Wade, for their
work in Bcnham'- behalf, receive the fs,-
900 balance "i personal property remain.
INK out OF which they must pay the costs
ot both the lR-t murder trial aud HE present
oiyil action E"ai estate valued at $4,000
goer to Benhon dur.ng his lfe. then to tho
h,
The sun., 1901-02-06

as.IOO for Falling TO Clear Ip ~ Designated
lenemclt Hooks.

Cor.rui ;.i0u"r Magic 81 th' Department
Of street Cleaning snid yesterday htt"rnoon
TINT he had drriIod - fine the va Ia A'rha't
Compl"v stlHu for ror-Ue-f"rmanC" oi
ts contract
Mr Nace d"riEnat"d number ~ blocks
IN tie Tenement district whiCh were t. l."
r!cnrrd iumcdgt".F Hi'"r tho last TALL of
snow oca-ed lli> lu-I"otors reported TO
linn Tint eight,-tro blocks which had been
Ip -irr.rrd 10 contractor, lad not cicNu"d.
Mr. Nart" - ono" uot..c the contractors
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,la' 1i.fri =. Nrd 80 hi rNu force NJ WOrl
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10 ,ot.i ra,' 49," p'ua.tv Gov each block l. $50.
VI Me-, also protected - th" Compauv
- r,rG1N arait - the -N'tcm of trading
in l1hrrcr-' rav ohoclrs The coruu1nv ~
,i.na that il can A"er the sI"cNlature o,,' ~
i,s of'',.- but thGt IL cart prevent them
tou; doing business In TIVE street.
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SNIP SHAKEN nv EARTH0UAKE.
Heavy shock In Ecuador Felt by the Guatemala
Five Mics on shore.

SAN TRANsIsCo. Feb 5--The steamer
Guatemala from the South American coast
reports that on Jan a. when 100 miles south
OF Gusyaqul, Ecuador. and i've miles on
shore, the vessel experienced the heaviest
earthquake shock ever felt ia those waters
For over one minute heavy shock cont tinued
and I he ship was lifted at each shock SllShter
shocks continued for many minutes ON
arriving AT GuayaQull II was LEANED that
the shocks vrre the heaviest IN IN. history
of the CItV, but there was no loss OF life a. az
the first warning all IN. people rushed to
the public squares for safety
The sun., 1901-02-06
RIVER FERRl BOAT ItRNS OVER.
rive Negroes Drowned In the Alabama River
Seventeen Miles Below Montgomery.

MoVTGoMFrY. Ala Feb Tho ferry
boa; on the Alabama River. about seventeen
uIl.s south of here. ~ Rro.r'r Ferry started
across ia" river to-day heavily iuuded with
farmers wagons Wnsr about midway OF
III" stream the ctbl" hruh. ard the boat was
swept down the rlyr' i Ead not gone a
great way he'rr" Il struck III obstruction ia
Tie bottom uf tho 81 cam and was turned over
several teams uj Iuulcs and i've person,
were drowned Several others narrowly
escap.d The name. Il those are uot given
in the message that came here but II Is re-
ported that all OF them were negroes
The sun., 1901-02-06

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yAs decided 10 avert the possibility of hostile
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n, -, con.'. So,a,s ,bo oo,r,,n,.
.oWtN'ht oi 'ohHrss "''"te wv '"in"'na-
ton y - seriously considered agnln.
Bat, meanwhile, Mr. trnesle and the
o-c.r. II some VI the other billet making
The sun., 1901-02-06
(IFIFItNDS HOPE.
Wants the Democratic Policy In the Newt Cam
paign to Restore sympathy.

KANSAS CITY. Mo : Feb Grover Cleveland
has sent a letter 10 the Jack son County Demo
cratic Club. rsarottlng his inability to at
tend its meeting and speak on the sub eCt
Democracy L. lust and Future II.
sdvs
May Join YOU in the expression Of a hoUc
that the addresses your club contemplated
along the line suggested will bear good fruit
Ia shaping the policy oi the party in the next
campaign May | beg 70 go farther. and
add "a" hope that the policy viii be such a.
10 lead 10 restoration of Democratic SYM
pathyt"
The sun., 1901-02-06
wow REINSTtTE A Hi?ER.
Grand. on ~ Gen. Rradie, .. Johnson Falls to
Get Back Into a Military Institute.

rl,uvuNp. Va. rch 3. Tho n"ard of
Governors uf IA, Virginia Mltnry Institute.
10 West roiu; ~ the south, met r"r- TO-
dGv and d"r!iu"d 10 rcirs'A'r 'ndc' Rradlev
4 .ln,uu-O on. Who was dI-mt9sod fur hd.irg
Wow i:nu"nc" w. brought 10 bear on IN"
hoard .u behllf ot tho Young man. who /. u
grand s6n of Gan. Rrld'c, I Johnson, a
NHior-tCnoral IN tho Confederate Army.
The sun., 1901-02-06
TRANSPORT MscrHyRsov AGRorND.
strikes no the Cuban q "a. >~sr Ms,sssas snd
NAV Not Ee saved.

H,v,N.. feh The transport Macpherson
ran aground e,sht miles vest ~ Na'an1as
yesterday whsle on her way TO hat port from
New York Her captain reports that she Il
lying hroadsid" - the shore Her fire.
room IL under water Her shaft IL sprung
she will sink II she "a pulled on and is now
pounding on the reef Tugs have been sent
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nam TORN FROM HER HEAD.
II Caught In a Rsit while Ma, Clinton was at
Her sewing Machine.

AsPrry P.rR. y ! Feb May clinton
vino wa ",Gyllycd N Steinrr'S IN, Bradley
Beach, looked under h"i sewIg mac h NJ.
Yesterday \ rush ~ air caught a braid Of
her hair and lodged IL IN rartldly whrlng
holt 4 follow workman rtlS he'd to the holt
and ,hrew II oT ana MISS Clinton fell bacI;
unconscions Her scalp had been sh0rn
of nearly all its hair
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YA0UN DEFEsT MFJICtN TROOPS.
About $50 soldier, slain In . Moantain Pas,
on saturdsv Last.

PoT,iS Me, Feb Ne, troops we're
anhushsd by Naqui Indians on saturday last
in the mountain pass east or Tres and fully "A
hundred were killed and wounded before they
could ettricate themselves
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VIM FtNNING DEAD.
New Orleans. ward Politician Dies Of wound
inflicted b, Mistake by His 'or.

NFw Ogrr.Ss. Feb. 3. Mike Tanning.
Democratic politician and boss died here
,o-day. aged A. a. the result Of wound in
f,ct.d several davs ago by his Young son.
v no ini-iook him for burglar aud shot him
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Carnegie GIVE. o. 900 to a Travelling Library.

NORFOLK. Va Fob Andrew Carnegie has
given ~ 900 to the travelling library c.tab-
i,h.d bv the S"aboard Air Line Railway,
and which IN trausportcd back aud forth
on the line without Charg" This is not
Mir Carrcgi''s first contribution To tho H.
hrary II" has made several others. which in
the aggregate amount TO "a considerable sum.
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II YOU are downiovn shopping drop IN and tAv.
a dainty luncheon al the Hotsl Victoria broadway
and 27th street. Music every day from ~ 70
o o'clock by Prof Burton -Adr.
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Vi, p,nrsylvania Railroad and SoutGern Railway
d,ilv, except sunday. Gives earliest afternoon
srriyal ~, Augustine. Two Otl' fact trains dAily
T,Tf,ct dining and 'l.cplng car service. New York
az c.. .Ti md ils5 Broadway. Adj
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Al reached by SsAboard Aif Line Railway. Two
IL / traiEs daly. Sleeping cur snd dninS car sr-
yire Quick schedules. ltave Pennsylvania Rail-
,o,d ferry :3d 81. 4: SIS p NJ once, 1909 Broadway.
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Al each sf these hours splendid last trtn leaves
Grand central station ly Tie New Nork CcnTal,
AXE Shove Hrd mtg -Four i1r 81. Lnui-. There IL
no bct'er service or more comfortable route. e.-Adr.
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"Cauadiau Club" whisky.

The Tyana collection OF oil paintings on eIhibl.
ton at O'puen'. 81 and IS Liberty s;,-Ad,.
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Mardi Ora. Rate, TO New Or,can,

r,Iary - to Is. good until Mstcn :. returning VIA
S.aboard Air Line Rsilway. Ore, 1890 broad
way Excellent tain service. -Adr.
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PRICK BrYs IHE TOpN or RIAIR.
important Move In the Further Development
OF the steel Industry Near Irttsburg.

FrIsn"ro. Feb. : n &. Frick. former
."alfmtn ~ the Carnegie Steel COMPANY.
"'lAF bought tho village o' Blair. about
'Nr''V miles from Pittsburg on the Mouor-
s'u''a River This completes the purchase
W. Wy triok ~ 5000 acres ~ land, with three
nue. ~ 'ror front aud stretching two miles
r I""r- Creek Nj Frick will turn the
nag" Of Blair into "a field again, later - be
.1'"d with industrial plants
- me town of Blair j. midway between
-hAh''h and DTavo>burg. on the oppo~I,"
va" '''" '' 'h" r,N"r from NCk"eSpor' !, cover,
',V' '""h'r acres and contains n number
y ho'-"> occupied and owned mostly by
'1I- ana wurt"rs employed a. the woI..s
,'' ]. campbell Glass ,ompCnv. Just east
"'''' AMI a. tho plaI' of Ia" Nonouga-
''De company, near the glass work
tSe Wilson, M Hsent for Mr Fric&
', ''rh engaged ior some time IN securing
.''''IN ON i"~a houses, rs well as on the
'1''h' '"'> held by individuals The residue
'p'''u Ia Florida. cuba. Nassau, Georgia,
p tlHs. RlrdnoLd. I haIlest0n. ~ y 2
~. ni,'n. 10 y. NJ Two other trains Only
At,rt."' =" al FLORIDA Inints. quickest route
''V '"-i Line UfNcr. li6l RToadsay.-idr
canadian Club" whisky
''osh'i'a Instantly BY every user OF g. Ade.
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for Eighlaus or Coek.ails, or any ~hisky-drinl
o. Ade
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Under berg -Boonckamp Bittcrs.
Tones the stomach rtvlres the appetite Ado.
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Canadian CisA" whisky
water oanno, wash OUT ~ ,tslsaous 6svous.
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{. demanded by those knowing lis ~,icenencs-