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The sun., 1901-04-05

The low pressu re- area on the Atlantic coas, h..
moved very slowly causing cloudy and rainy con.
dltons TO continue In The Middle Atlantic and New
England States and lower Lake regions It's centr,
covered New York city yesterday The rainfall
was heavy on the New England coast, 2O2 inches
being reported from Portland Me
The northern western low pressure has advanced
southrsstward aud central over eastern
colorado YESTERDAY 4 high pressure covered the
western Rocky Mountain and pacnc Coast States
There has been slight rlSs IN temperature In IN,
western lake sections and in the upper Mississippi
and Missouri valleys Frosts were reported from
Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee Dense
fog prevailed On the New England coast
In this city It was raining and cloudy yesterday,
wind light northery average humidity, s6 PET cent
barometer. corrected tn read To sea level ats A. NJ,
~ ~. , p. NJ, 20 a..
The temperature AS recorded BY the orrrial th.r.
momrtrr and also hv 'lHr SuN'S Thermometer at N,
street level Is shown IN the annexed table:
The sun., 1901-04-05
GRlTTITT FUND STANDS.
Produce Exchange Can Not Divide Up the Sur
plus Among Members.

The decision Of the lower court enJoinIng
the Produce Exchange from carrying ONT n
bylaw for % distribution among its members
Of the surplus gratnitv fund, which amounts
20 500. ooo. was affirmed by the Appellate
Division Of IN" supreme Court yesterday
The bylaw was passed early last year AZ
IA" instance Of the younger members II
was proposed - distribute the fund and regu-
Into tho Insurance hcUCcfurth according to
the age Of lA" W"mnsr- Consider Parish Oup
of the plaintiff had been "A member since
lss? and had paid $500 into the fund. which
was for the widows and orphans of members
Hi widow would on his death have received
81, 81 3l but the new uy-lnw would have CUT
on s. 900 or g.. 900
I The Appellate Division says that the fund
was raised 90 provide for widows and orphans
Of members and that 10 use tho fund 10 pro-
VIDE for members would be ultra r,rss
The sun., 1901-04-05
SFiBO4RD'S RAPID RISE
Attributed In Baltimore TO Dir. Bars Prob
able Acceptance Of the Vice. .Pre-idenc,.

BALTIMORE. April Financial circles IN
Baltimore to-day Nerc excited by advances
in the stock Of the Senhoard Air Line Rail
way in the dealings on the Wall Street curb "
Prices a. once shot up here and the Stock
Exchange Wa Nlled with buyers Official
explanation of the sudden spIrt Ia New York
wa understandable, hgt from an except lOnally
trustworthy source il l. learned here that
james VI Barr. now Third Vice President
of the AiohI-uu. iuprlu and S1nt" !" Rail
way Company. has accepted the tender of
she ono" of lice-prc-ident If tie SeabOard
system.
Nr Barr has had the offer under Considera-
t0n Tor some time Ilo 1, regarded us one
of IA" foremost operating railroad officials
IN the country ana hi career presents some
notable results m handling this branch of
the railroad business Mr. Barr made great
reputation whlle on N" Norfolk ana Western
Railway and the rehabilitation of that prop
eriy j. credited To hl- ability
Director ! William Mlddendorf was asked
about Nr Barr, acceptance, but would neither
confirm nor denv IT, other Baltimore dweC-
tors while admitting that an offer had been
made 20 Mr. Barr sa.d that they had not heard
Of his decision.
The sun., 1901-04-05
TRAN OFFICIALS NEGLIGENT.
Coroner. Jury Places Blame for wreck of Mel
lie BlN" Express Train.

TRENTON. y J. April The Coroner =
jury that has been investigating the wreck
Of the Nellie BY" express and a local train
from Philadelphia near Bordentown on Feb
q. brog GIT IA verdict This afternoon, that
the WRECK wa. caused by the reGligen,e of
Eng inecr Benjamin 7. Thompson and Con
ductpr Edward Stpp. ~ the local train IN
failing o. hold their train on the siding until
the third section of the Nellie BLY," had
passed. as expressly provided for In their on
der-
The verdict continues Furthermore, We
also cen s,lrc the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pRuy for not malutiining double track sys-
tenn with tn" block or automatic signal
Whereas, this being the first time the Nellie
BY" hAs run IN three sections, II was owl
IDENTIFY "A new eYp"rlcnre 10 Engineer Ihomp-
son and Conductor Sapp, and We hold that
amid the contingencies Of human mistake
This should mitigate Their blame 10 q certain
eKt tent
Engineer Thompson died n week ago and
IL ia said that Sapp will be arrested tO-mor-
row, charged with muuslaugItnr SRpp
Acknowledged that he wu- 10 blame during hi$
testimony at the Inquest
The sun., 1901-04-05
ARRESTED FOR 1ONSPIRiCY.
4 Miss Harvey Accuses a Binghsmton Man OF
Bgamy and Gets Possession Of His Store.

BNGHAMroN, y Y. April This after
noon the authorities unearlhed deep plot
10 defraud number Of business man and
caused tho arrest Of Miss Bessc J Harvey
OF 81 Louis, a member of the Harvey sis-
ters of theatrical fame and who was cor
respondent for several New York papers
IN CUBA during IN" spanish war G.
Frost cam" 10 this city from Harverhill
Mass six months ago He had plenty of
money and opened largo market that did an
immense business The past week Mis-,
Harvey came here and threatened Frost :
arrest Tor biCauy. declaring ,ha, he had
married her in Mount olive, Va There
upon lao turned over 10 her the stock in his
largo store IN payment Of certain notes she
held and fed She seized the stock hut
certain creditors procured an Injunction
from Judge COKE Of ho United states Court
and then cauesd her arrest for conspiracy
She Is now in lail and unable 10 Get bail II
iSHlleged that the bigHmy charge wRs trllmp-d
mp for m" purpose ~ defraudIng creditors
OUT of largo amounts and that Miss Harvey
Is the sister NJ Frosi's present wife W ho wit h
his daughter. has icf' town
The sun., 1901-04-05
TO KEEP OFT NoN-uNroX MINERS.
Failure Of the Effort Of the Union Men to Forc,
Others Into Their Ranks

WuHFs-BARnE, Pa. April .-Ths coal
mine operators seem determined not TO hav.
any Interference with non-union men work.
ing At their mines. A COMMITTEES stood al
the Woodward shaft Of the Delaware. Lack
wanna and Western Company this morning.
demanding that all employees show their
union cards, The officials ordered thsm
away and discharged Two union miner.
mass meeting OF the union men was called
and II was first decided to strike at once
A. this was contrary to the union rules ths
men changed their minds and sent a com
mlttee 10 scranton to see the head officials
When they went back to work, howeyer
they found the mine closed for repairs
The union cards were Just issued yesterday
and this was the first opportunity the unlor,
had for trying To force out the non-union
men. The move was expected and the action
or the operators indicates they will not brook
The sun., 1901-04-05
RaNK ROBBFR FAN TO GET s5ooo.
They Secured s,2s After Using Fifteen
Charge. Of Dynamite.

AsHrABvLA, Onto. April Bank robbers
visited Chardon at an early hour this morn
ing After ovcrpowoung the night wat,h-
man, " pomeroy, the robbers effected an
entrance into the CitlIrn~' Bank and pro-
ceed~d 10 blow open the vaults Fifteen dis
charges oi dynamite wore used Tho vault
door UUs blown to pieces he robbers So
cured sl4i IN cash, but were frightened AWAY
and failed 20 get 5000 which Law lust beyond
another door.
IN" gang escaped on a hand car and went
toward Paiursville Police in all the sur
rounding country woro warned Mt an carly
hour 10 keep a lookout for tho gang, which il
l. aaid consisted of three men The night
wiiohmgn succeeded IN lnuring one Of the
burglars with shot from his revolver The
wntChnHu was then rendered unconscious
after a hard Struggle and was bound and
gagged
The sun., 1901-04-05
A Charming Complexion.

The foundation of clear COM
plexion is good blood and a clean
system. The natural Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt puts the system in a
healthy state and purifea the blood.
II positively cures constipation and
disordercd stomach
Beware Of imiations. The gen.
uine imported Carlsbad Sprudel
Salts has the signature of &" Eisner
d, Mcndelson Co., sole Agents,
New York" on every bottle.
The sun., 1901-04-05
DON'T IKE VIEW TEVFHFNT BILL.
Builder. League WIN Urg- Gov. Od-ll to Veto
the Measure.

The Builders LeHgue held a special meeting
nt ~ West l26th street lat nigh' to prote
against the new Tenement House bill passed
by the senate on Wednesday President
John T. Leo presided. lie appointed com
mi'tcc Of twenty-five, with Jud'on lawson
as chairman, 20 SOC Gov. Odell and urse
him 10 veto tho hill Nlr. Lawson told the
other builders that he had already been 10
Albany and that tn" Governor had promised
him that he would not sign tho bill uufil after
the Builders eaRue had had Il hearing
charles Buck. u builder ~ 100 West Forty
second street. said that the proposed law
would he a severe blow 10 the builders and
real es'nte owners and that, because Of il
provisions that hereafter tenement houses
mHy occupy only 86 per cent II the depth Of
the lots instead Of -. IL would very materially
reiucn fho lr0dt on building Investments
5Ei would eventually cause n general rise
IN rents lie also said that according ~ the
now bin every apartment and tonempnt
house already built would have 20 hn altered
so q, 10 conform with the new reEulatlo rclI-
tive 20 light IN the halls
The sun., 1901-04-05
BIGGEST STEAMER AFLOAT.
THE WHITE STAR LINER CELTIC
LAUNCHED AT BELFAST.
Not 80 Long as the oceanic. but Has Greater
Tonnage Can Garry 1000 Passengers and
an Immense Cargo Of Freight Not Built
for speed To Go Into Commission In July.
Special Cable De,pdieh to THE Sun.


Special Cable De,pdieh to THE Sun.
BELFAST. April The new White Star Line
steamship Celtic was successfully launched
from the yard Of Harland h Wolf to-day.
II is expected that she will be ready 20 go
into commission by July.
Great crowds assembled at the yards to
witness the entry into the water Of this the
largest ship in tho world The Celtic has a
carrying capacity OF 5000 passengers Her
tonnage ia 2O.ss0
The Celtic will be the greatest immigrant
and cargo carrier In the world She gets her
enormous tonnage by her great beam. IS
feet. and her depth Of hold. ~ feet inch,
She is $50 feet inches long. or about ivefeet
shorter than the orrarc the biggest liner
now in service She il not built for speed
Her time between Liverpool and New York
probably will be about eight days. She will
be- able to carry 400 steerage passengers
besides the cabin passengers and an immense
cargo
The sun., 1901-04-05
CASE FOR THE JERSEY BRIDGE.
Gen. Ciark,on SAYS the City Put. Too High a
Price on West Street Franchise.

Gen james : GARRISON. President Of the
New York and New Jersey Bridge COMPANY,
which has a franchise for the construction
Of a general traffic hridG" across the North
River from the foot of Fl'ty-uiuth street
10 tho Jersey shore, and which is an appli-
cant for "a franchise T. permit u IN run an
elevated terminal structure uInrg tho uHr-
gInal street west Of West street to lh" Bat
tery gave out statement h-t evening IN
which he denied that thor" wt~ any Iurllna-
tion on the part of the corporation he repre-
~eut- to seek an undue advantage from
tho city in procuring this franchise
Gen thrk~on ~Hid That an Investment u
So, uOU,Ooo Wa contemplated hv the CONF
uhuy. and that ltS plan Wu- 10 bring railroads
whose freight terminals are now ~ jersey
city INTO communication with all the docks
on tho Sorth River front "" declared that
this was for the benefit Of the city Of New
York and it, commerce and that the only
point 1t issue between ~" oowUauv and
the sinking Fund Commission, witch has
before II tho matter ut the value Of the fran
rLise, WIS ~ 10 whether such "a price should
he put on II as t. tx the COMPANY m New
York on IT, business outsId" ui the state
cen Cmrk-uu says that this would not be
fair and that instead OF hinderng this COM
pInv from putting IL plans INTO operation
il would be in the Interests Of the city for all
hands 10 assist II
The sun., 1901-04-05
PRESIDENT ADLKR'S CHARGES.


President Morris Adler Of the Disciplinary
Trimming school for boys in R-ooklyn hns
preferred charges against Charles II sum
whit the superintendent ~ the institution
and thov win soon hn investigated hy tho
Board of Trustees II Is alleged that Mr
SurVaIt allowed liquors 90 be iUtrgtvt,l
among the employcc-, 'hu' he neglected. tr
hnvo the clothing kogt clean and that ho
wag frequently away taking recreation ON
his wheel when he should have been attend
ing To hi9 duties There are altogether
eleven specific charge. euCh and all Of which.
Mr. SuwWal' saws hr will be able 10 rpfute
The sun., 1901-04-05
PILIPINOS COMING IN.
All sf Gonsalezs Command Have surrsndersa
Arms Giveu Up.

Special Cable DYpdieA TO THE SUE.
MANILA. April THE remainder OF 0oD-
zalez's command surrendered on Tuesday
Twenty-one firearms have been surren-
dered in northern Mindanao. lo5 rifles at Banga.
northwest Panay. and IS firearms In the
nth district of northern Luzon.
Col Chinchilla and his stan are due at
Leyete on April n.
SiIty-four Of Gen Trias's rinemen have es-
capped from Csvite
II Is reported that Father Aslipay. tho
Filipino priest who commands a force OF
insurgents. is sick at La Paz. Abrs. He has
only thirty men with him.
Col Chinchlla reports that Gen. Morica
and his men are without food and without
money TO purchase any.
The sun., 1901-04-05
$500
2.8O
$500

A simple lesson but hard for some
people to learn, Try our $3.50 Hat,
and if after wearing it doesn't prove
as good as any $500 Hat we'll return
your money on your say-SO even
after a seasons use.
We've everything in Hat CREATION
the popular Grand Duke, the West.
mnSter Derby and correct copies of all
STYLES shown BY the $500 Hatters. All
al $3.50. SOFT or stiff.
The sun., 1901-04-05
BOTHAs DESIRE FOR PEACE.
Letter In which He Suggested the Meeting Y
with Kitchener Made Public.

Special can, De'pdith 10 THE Sun.
LONDON, April "A letter from Gen
Botha. the Boer ommander-in-C Chief. to lord
Kitchener, dated Feb. ~. IL published to-
day. In this letter Gen. Botha said
In reference to your verbal message re-
sarding the settlement of the war. have the
honor TO inform your Excellsncy that nobody
is more desrous than am to bring the bloody
strife 10 an end
Gen Botha expressed desire for msetin z
with the British commander andIsuggested
Middelburg as the place for such confer
snce lie added that he naturally expected
safe conduct for himse and stan and desired
six days notice of the time and place OF meet
ing
The sun., 1901-04-05
IICkY BABIES or SHaIN RFFCK
Bellevue Has Two Of Them and Tradition Prom
i.es Them Life Long Good Fortune

BELLEVUE Hospitals lucky babies for the
wear 1901 were born Yesterday a. the eud Of
shaun Reeck one Of the babies was born
on the sidewalk at First avenue and Twenty
sixth street The mother WnS Annie Eibeu-
ben Of ll5 GoPrck street Snc was on her
wsv TO the hospital Ht tho time The other
mother. Elizabeth klipp Of B27 First aveuur.
got TO the hospital INST before her baby Was
born. shaun Eeeck, according ~ y tradition
Of ireland. begins on April I and end. on
April 3, and II II an unlucky period for births
because a COW born on an April ! of several
tho same day, and all IN" children and ami.
mails bonn on the next fWo DAYS died But
the children born on The third dav after tho
birth aud death Of the COW we're lucky all
their lives Registrar Gie"suu and Cant
MrIlale of bellevue Hospital both say 80
The sun., 1901-04-05
MAGGIE sTAMM HOLDS THE FoRr.
striker, Object 10 Her on the Ground That sh.
l. a Non union Apprentice

Maggie Stamm still holds the fort at IN,
Crescent Watchcsss Company's works in
Newark. whore large number Of girl pol
ishers struck because they did not like aorns-
thing Maggie did The young woman
blamed for the strike goes TO her work un-
molested
Tho strikers have issued a statement In
which they lay the blame for the strike on
the fact that Maggie Stamm is a non-Tlnion
apprentice and they assert that her retentl on
by the firm viii he an opening wedge for the
employment of other nOn-union apprentices
to take the places of union workers
The sun., 1901-04-05
Montreal Light. Heat and Power Combine.

MONTREAL. April The consolidation Of
tho principal lighting and heat interests
In thi- city was accomplished this afternoon
when the Montreal LIGHT, Heat and Power
CpuIuuy was oTgsnl2"d with capital Of
sli .GuO. 900 The company will absorb the
Montreal Gas Company. the ROYAL Electric
Company and the Chambly Manufacturing z
Company.
The sun., 1901-04-05
Lieut.-Co Strong Resign. From the Goth.

Lieut. Col. Putnam Brades Strong Of
the Sixty-ninth Regiment has sent in his
resignation. because Of his appoi ntment ss
CAPTAIN in the Uuartcrma,trrs Department
Of the nrmv col strong has invited the
officers Of the Sivtv-ninth TO a dinner nc his
house newt Wednesday night lie has also
offered handsome bronze trophy 10 the regi-
msnt, N" conditions oi cOmpettion for which
he has lett with the officers Major Daniel
Develin Will, II j. said. succeed Col. strong.
The sun., 1901-04-05
KAISER PRAISES THE sULTAN.
Aaa CosErstaiatss Hin on HIS Escape Durtns
the Recent Earthquake.
.spsefd Cass Dsspafeh TO THE ST.,

Special Cass Despatch TO THE SUN.
CossrANrISoPLE, April THE newspapers
here print a telegram from Emperor william
70 the Sultan expressing the doep emotion
with which he learned OF the Sultan's danger
during the earthquake Of April /. and re-
ioicing at the manifest manner In which God
had protected his Majesty's precious life.
The Emperor added that he could not con-
ceal his admiration of the attitude the Sultan
obsery ed and thu example of bravery he gave.
The telegram concludes
I pray that the Lord will continue to hold
your Majesty in His gracious and holy keep
ing
The sun., 1901-04-05
sIs.OOO for Mrs, Iathrop aud the Cancer
Home

Bv the will Of liI2ie 4 Mascho- williams.
el.d for probate Yesterday a brquest Of
,lnuoo IL made 20 Rose liaw'horne Ia,hrop.
one Of 5000 70 the Free Home for Incurable
Cancer pluen'- AZ G6S Water street and 81. nIn
to the Home for the Aged IN charge NJ tho
IitI" Sisters OF tho Poor ~ l35 West lpGth
street Aticr making several other b"quc-ts
10 friends, the rr-idu" Of her e,'Hte tho value
Of which ls rol given iSlcft 10 William Austin
Nad-Nuifh Of Gcnesoo, y I
The sun., 1901-04-05

NorPoI. Va April 4-Hsnrv Wilbur.
secretary Of no Washington, d c. Health
Board. who wandered away q week ngo was
founu n tho Union y .aiOn here this morning
lie aup-gr- rational Detec'iye- ought him
vainlv nri no wl- found only when the mis-
sion superintendent reported his presence.
He was admitted 10 the mission on appliCa-
ton Of a minister the Rev Edward Mack.
Of whom ne sought financial assistance
The sun., 1901-04-05

Special CaA, Dnpa'ch 20 THE SIN
sAYrrAoo pH CrBA April Mayor Pedro
Grinan has been ANonera'"i from the charges
NJ mAlfeasancs in ofiCA that wors made
against him and has been reinststei There
was great excitement at the PALACE and his
o. AFT. who had been put out of oHlc- hy Acting
Navor Gire. were also reinstated
The sun., 1901-04-05
DENMARK GOVERNMENT BEATEN
Crushing Rebake at the Polls Socialists Gain
Ground
Special Cabl. D,,paich 10 THR ST.

Special cable Dsspfich IN THP SIN
COPENHAoEN. April NO Government
Of this country ever before met with such
a defeat at the polls "a was inflicted in tho
election which has lust closed OF the IA
members Of the Foikcthing only eight Con
serv ativesvcre elected and onl Ave of them
support the government The Socialists
were everywhere strengthened, although
curiously enough their leader, krndsen
was beaten by an obscure Conservative
The sun., 1901-04-05
Yacht Ailsn sails for New York

70VTFT0I T TIF TIFNTTT3IT ~ 7 nv ~ y
LONDON. April Tho Yacht Ailsa, which
was recently purchased by II s Redmond.
of rhe New York Yacht club. has sailed from
SOUTHAMPTON for New York
The cutter E"lin, bought by = Dodge.
al-o OF the New York Nnoht club. IL await
ing sullin. orders
The sun., 1901-04-05
ANOTHER ATTACH ON THE czARp
vienna Report Thi, Time That Onncer Of
the Guard. Fired at Him.
Special Cab. D.patcs 10 THH sun

0rrcfH 'uOtS 'VpA'''i ~ hT 'N''
LONDON. April A despatch TO the Central
News from Vienna says the newspa pers
there print a story TO the effect that an officer
of the Guards yesterday made his way to the
Czar's study at st Petersburg and fred a
shot from revolver at his Majesty The
car was not hit The officer then COM
mitted suicide
There is no confirmation OF this story. and
II IL not believed A similar one was printed
here a few days ago
The sun., 1901-04-05
Reelection Of Wages In England.
sp.sfaI Cable De,p1fch to THE SUN

0psdfH Idb8 U'iplTfH 70 T TIE NUF
rovnoN. April 4--The wages Of the North
cumberland miners have been reduced ~.
per cent There has also been a reduction
In the wagps of the Mddlesborough and
Cleveland blast furnace men of q per cent
The reductions G. into eject for th. rert
three months
The sun., 1901-04-05
Huge cargo ~ Tobacco From Havana.

Tho Ward line steamship Nayico. which
arrived la-t night from Havana, brought M"
largest cargo Of tobacco. 1000 bales ever
hi ned from that port She wac DELAYED
two and q half days waiting for the shipment
The sun., 1901-04-05
hing Edward BUYS a Motor Phsston

Srs'fll CgN' D'spI'ch 70 rHE SrN.
LoVpOS, April King Edward has pur-
chased n nine horse powcr French motor
car. which "a noiseIess, odorcss and capable
of making Ni'y miles an hour Il j. a
Gardner S"rpolpt double phaaton
The sun., 1901-04-05
Crew Of tn. wrecked Nicaragua Arrive.

NEW ORLEANS, April The steamship
Bergenseren reached Port Eads to-day with
III" crew of the Nicaragua, lost last week
on the reef, of the coast Of British Honduras
Ihey report the Nicaragua complete
Mrerk
The sun., 1901-04-05
Prince Hatyfrldt Coming

,ps0lI CahI' D'n9'H 20 TUr SvN
IoNpoH, April prLcc IlHt2'rldt IN
Trachen berg and his son ar" passengers on
the steamer Majestic for New i0r
The sun., 1901-04-05
rru.d.n coal and IRON Market. Impro,.

Nr'r1i '7e| pS'rn'cr n The SIN.
C"toGSr. April -l he Cologne Gazette
says mo Ehenish W"stphslian coal market is
improving IT," 'ror market also shows
i,vrrovsr.
The sun., 1901-04-05
VICTIM or A CHANCE SHOT.
0irI student hit when Prof Deschsnel ws'
EIrrd At. Dies Of Her Monnd.
Sp,fill C1bls Dt'n0'fh 70 IUH Sun

Np'lW 'Ho' I''V"'H ~ I'VE H'N
PANS. April AleNandrine Helenine. the
student who was accidentally shot nv Vera
Cello. a Russian student AZ the college 81
France when the latter on Jan u last at
tempted to shoot Prot Emile DesChanel.
father of the President Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, died to-day from the effects Of her
wound
The sun., 1901-04-05

Th" steamship Germanc which arrived
Yesterday brought the bulk Of the rore,un
Easter mail There were 600 mail b,ls
aboard. many ot them filed with Easta or csr5s
The sun., 1901-04-05
GREAT BRrrAIN's LONG DEATH noLL,
Almost rs. 900 OnC-rs and Men Have DIED In
South Africa 555 Missing.
sp.eiI Cab. D.,paich TO THs Sun

SptfIl Cdhs Ds5pdith 70 IHB Sun
LoSDoS, April 4 statement issIsd by
the War ONCE "a 10 the casualties during the
South African war to the end Of March is as
follows: Deaths, officers 900, men i3734
missing. officers H. men 75s; died after re-
turning officers =. men 800: invalids discharged
as unfit for duty. 2,lsg
The sun., 1901-04-05

Nr'''l' CaNs Ds,potSh To THE SrV
APP lows, April Only three now cases
NJ me pIaCu" were reported to-day. Thers
were two deaths from the disease
The sun., 1901-04-05

owing to replirs IN thr West I2i - ferry station
Of the West Shore ami ontario Il Western X rs
ierfyboaIs viii be run lu ana from foot Of West 2ad ~
tP, X, II. station until y. VI, Saturday morning.
Aprl .. al which time the West I2d s. station
win reopen. -Aly
The sun., 1901-04-05
500. 900 FOR RRTGFR.
Dutch pro-Boer Committee Has Presented
That sum to Him.

LONDON, April The StunGord's Prus.e',
correspondent saws that the Dutch Pro- Boer
Committee has presented 10 Mr. Kruger a
check for y million forins. the result Of
sllh acriniiNn
The sun., 1901-04-05
BrRvED HER SPARS FOR FUEL.
Ovsrdu. Allan Line steamer Buenos Ayrean
Reaches Port short Of Coal.
sp.oiGl CG1is Ds'pot,h n THE SUI

LONDON. April Tho overdue Allan Line
steamship BuenoS Ayrean from Philadelphia
for Glasgow reached IouEh Swlly to-day
Her captain reports that The vessel encoun-
tered terrific gales and head winds all the way
across Sb. ran short Of conl and burned
her spArs for fnel The ship was uniniured