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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
CROWD THREATENS RAIDERS.
sTICkS AND STONES THROWN AT
PaRKHURST AGENTS.
the, Had Raided Keiiy's Poeireem and
were Taking Prisoners te Police sta
tien Lively Chase Over Roefs for tne
of the Men Named in the Warrants.

The ParkhurSt society raided Relly'-
poolroom at III Eighth avenue yesterday
afternoon and the agents came near being
mobbed by a crowd ~ men who turned
out OF a nest Of poolroomz In the neighbour
hood. -Tip-ter' Jimmy Rinehan gave
the alarm after he saw that Kclly's had
be.n pulled Justice Jerome had issued
warrants for seven men, One was not
In the plao, when Il was rsidei and three
go, away Parkhur-t Agents Lichten-
burg and Bouman got the evidence against
tho placs supt McClintocs. Assistant
superintendent, Hammond. and Agents
Dillon and NcISilan were the other raider-
McCiintock went, ahead 81 his men. 40 that
when one 81 Capt. Moynahan'- policeman.
who was standing in front Of kellv's recog-
ni,.i Dillon and pointed him out tn a man
IN shirt sleeves. McClintock ran across Va"
str"a aud notified the policeman "a -erv"
Ia" war ants at ones IlISier kInohau
also ~aw Dillon and made a dash Tor keily's.
He dashed out again When b" saw
MctIintork aud tn" policeman within aud
Dillon chs-'sI him up Eighth avenu" Nhere
kinelyan paused at Two pOulr"O'n- and
yelled 4Raidl- Dillon then caught
kinehan and took him back to kellv'-
The other Parkhur-t men burst into the
poolroom In which Atty men YER PLAYING
WV Ns'fEH oNAa k'N 'RNNNA wv W 70 NAtTA'
dam avenue, who was the .cket aud John
Da via 81 25s West Twenty-fDrfth street. ma
employee. George Williams 81 jersey City,
who presided at the telephone s-caIs'd with
"A number 81 the players through th" hack
door followed by Hammond Williams vent
over thres, roofs and through y window
into the top hoor Of a dyeing establishment
There he ran over a lot Of white blankets
aud crawled into a shallow loft, "aviug
his legs sticking out Hammond swung
onto the legs and Williams CAM" down
with "A rush An employee ~ M" dyciug
place tried 10 strike him with an iron piIs
Ia revenge for IA" spoiled blankets
by the time Hammond GOV his man back
10 kelly's there was a crowd ouisid" com
posed principally of players who had hastily
left the Joolrooms IN the n~eighbprhuod A.
the raiders and their prisoners went 20
Capt Movnihan's station the crowd fol-
lowed throwing sticks and STONES Ward
man Hughes stood At Eighth avenue aud
Twentieth sir,et and fell IN lehind the
rsidcrs kinehan was lei go. Picket Kelly
said be- would give $50 20 fight each of the
Parkhurst men singly His ofer was not
accepted and be- was locked up In IA" West
Twentieth street station along with vii
liaIns and Davis
kin"hAn - an eN-fr"man Tie was cap'-
ured after tipping a poulroom IN Eleventh
avenue which was raided by ~" Fifteen
H got lost In the West Twentieth street
station hut was found H. the cellar after
Justice Jerome demanded that he Il" pro
duCpd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
mann or rHr CONGiREE DEaD.
,. Gordon toos,er. the south Csreiiua
poet, strickcn With Heart Disease.

w. MsiA, \. c., Sept. 10 j. Corridor
Coasler. known far and wide as IN. Bard
~ the Congar.c. the river upon who's
hanks Columbia IL built. died suddenly wee
terday Mr. Coog Ter wa 80 wears old. His
father died wncn the poet was a hoy. aud
his family having little means, he was forced
20 face the world This I've did brsvelv,
going to work IN support lbs mo her and
sisters. He h-came "a printer. working for
tn. Chrshdr Nciphbor 81 this city for several
years Mr. Cpogler then established n job
office aud was rlcC.~sful He there com
posed, -, up and printed his frst original
verses Tie sixth edition Of his verses
was recently issued from his oficc. Tie
originality Of hts po~ms has attracted an
attention that has been unique.
Although "A hard worker Mr.. Cooglrrls
health had always teen excellent until
tho death - HE mother ON months x
The death 81 a sister las, month hal "a
further depressing effect on the young
man Hi- poetic works had added greatly
20 his income He had been failing FOR
two weeks. but greeted his friends on the
streets a few DAYS ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
SkIRNISH IN
Three Killed M the ~t:o,~rument : In
an Encounter at New bank.

NEW ORLEANS. la Sept i0-Thr steamer
F,xhall. which arrived Tonight from
Bocas del Toro. Colombia. reports
tho situation unchanged their, but the
crisis j. evidently close at hnnd. with all
the indications pointing :" the suc'-sr
of tn. revulu'iunist-. There hal ir-en only
one small ~kirni-h NJ New Bank, 10 which
only 'hree were killed on the government
sid. Tn" g,verniIent ,rpoI- had r,teiv'd
no reinforcpm.n'- from Culon and ware
greatly ~ou'nuut-r-d by tho revolution
Ist-. 10. batter hs'ing al-o much ba't-r sup
piled with cannon. ammunition and high
explosives
fhs only cauno 81 the Government
force- w.r n few smoo,h bore muzHle
leaders. dating from Colouisl avs, WHEREAS
the r.volutiuuis's had several high cal!hr.
guns Conditions are greatly demorsl-
led IN Buts- ana the FoNhsl had to ~
main there p. raj dav- before -h. could
,ecure the labor necessary TO LOAD With
fruit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
REsTORED 10 THEIR MOTHER.
Little no, and Girl sa, . Hack Nsn
brought Them Prom Mcke~-port.

Aboy and a girl, aged ioand ! respectively.
were found at South Ferry yesterday morn
ing by Alexander Nelson. q color~d porter
On the little girls dress was a tag barring
the~e words Mrs Nina Bernstein. No 10
Cannon street. New York
The children wrr. brought 20 the Old
Slip police station The boy said that his
name was Samuel Mendrl and that the little
sirl was his sister Bessie u" said they
were brought from Mcksesport by a big
black man but did not know when or how
they arrived IN the city .
Al 10 Cannon street the police learned
that a MIR Bernstein had lived there up
20 a week g After a search % the neigh
borhood she was found AZ : Ludlow street
The children were RESTORED 90 their mother.
who lives with Mrs. Bernstein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
ATTtCk ON COLON
Tomaco Be<ies-d An Expedition "a start
FROM Nicaragua.

wAsHiNGroS. Sop, 10 Tho following
cable despatch from a Government agent
y, Kingston, Jamaica. was received to-day
AT the Colombian legation.
4, l. known officially that N" f~cuadorian
vrs-al CatopaSi sailed with arms from
Esmeraldo-, Ecuador TONNAGE be-iegrd
by flihusters from Nicaragua. A consider
aide expedition wss about to start from
20 land near Panama on Sept. s.
The following Telegram from Commander
Sargent, Of the gunboat Machia- was re
criyed at the Navy Department this after
noon
COLON. sept. "a. - On return from Boca-
del Turo, | do not consider the lives and
prot-riy Of American citizens In danger
The position Of insurgents Isolated. II
Island of Provision. distance thre-' ~ =
from town. The situation u controlled
More than No. national forCes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
srLzER VIM rIGHT SETTLED.
Terms Leave the wido~ In Control Of The
Harlem River Park.

A settlement In the contest over the will
Of the late Herman Sul1cr. which was 20
10 heard IN the Surrugaie's Court next
week. Was reached yesterday Mr. Sulzer.
who owned the Harlem River Park. died
last March leaving practically IA" whole
Of hi- property 20 Mn lda Weytnan. viii
rrabh. tim. tafore his death His wife
and two children werv cut on from shAr-
ing hi- rstat The widow Immediately
heran a contest The terms 81 the settle
ment. 50 Mr. Sulzer aid last night. pro-
vid. that she shall come into Possession
of the Harlem River Park and control It's
management
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
INCREASE ~ CaNaL TONNtGE.
On the Month of August the Increase Vas
so.i1B Tons over August. 1900.

ALBANY, sep, 10 The increase in canal
tonnag- noted from time 60 tim" since the
SEASON ~ navigation uI"neSi, Cortihu'~
The comparative statement OF Tho" tonnage
for the fourth w,,k IN August, given out
by col. John y Partridge. Superintendent
% Public works. shows hat the total tons
for the week was ~ .2a?. a. compared
with is .It6 tons IN 1900. an increase OF
.0.l7o tons. The total tonnsge Tor the
present season IL ads.aI la the sam"
number OF weeks last wear the total tonnage
was 1 .pJl.2 7s tons. an increase this wear over
last year Of 81 go tom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
BRITISH AUDIENCE SCORED.
"'Besing" of Actor Gillette Condemned
on second Thought In London

sp>efaI Cake DsspafoA 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. sept. ic-The evening news
papers condemn the hostile demonstra-
ton toward william Gillette at the Lyceum
Theatre last night. when. at the end Of the
production Of Sherlock Holmes" he at
tempted to make a speech. The 0iooe
devote- a leader 20 the affair. which con
clude- a. follows:
If the interruption was made with n
view Of procuring a more distinct utterance.
u would be excusable. There L. 10 eS-
cuse. however. for the rowdy bawing which
kept Our American guest dumfounded for
ten minutes on the stage when called upon
for = speech which was clearly desired by
a great majority OF those present.
The Evening standard sAys
-Such a fragrant breach OF courtesy
becomes a matter Of almost national hu-
initiation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
Convention Of state Veterinarians

Irn.c,. y V. sept ~ IN" eleventh
annual convention of the New NorN stats
Veterinary Medical Association ~oT-n'l
at Cornell University TODAY with 10 N''''-
ina risn from various part - IA" stat IA
attendance The m..ifr e - fh" ~"'i"'F
are devoted 20 cluip~, Demonstration
and reading 81 IaI-r~ IN" most mn
~Iortant Paper rad '"-d"N va one
one of tho met eminent Hu'T"r'ir~ on -
snbi.c' in ~. pourif. III" question OF
the trauzmissihi.i', Of l-''ir" tuberculosis
into the human icing 70 informally de-
cussed. The convention viii Do~" NO
morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
DENIED nov ny MRS. MCALLs.
R~epudiai~s the Bosion Interview Regard
ting ~sampson'- U~alth.

NoRroI.K. Va sept 10 Mrs. McCallh
wife of Capt. Bowman II Mctalla, com
handing Ne hatile-hip kear~arge. flagship
81 IA. North Atlantic squadron. this even
ing AZ DID Point. denied making the state
msnts which the Boston Post rerently
said she made regarding Rear Admiral
Sampson The story said that Mr.
McCalla said that Mr. sampson told her
that Admiral SAMPSON min was vander-
ing that ~ was hrpoding over the Schlry
controversy and Other things Of that sort
Mrs MctallA shy- that she j. ~muchRverse
to appearing IN PRINT. hut that sh" did not
make to any ore the statements attributed
20 her. and that had MR. Sampson made
the statements attributed 10 h.r. which
she did not. that she. Mn McIalla. would
not ave repeated them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
nan LITTLE Girl SENTENCED.
sla.h~d Pace Of pia, mate Her Father
Ash sd That size he sent TO Rrformstor,.

Twelvc-y-ar-old Florence Swell of 500
Graham avenue. Williamsburg, who slashed
the facc of phrbc Corliu~. her twelve-ycar-
old playmate. who lives at t07 Humboldt
street, on Monday afternoon over a gains.
Of dolls. was arraign~d yesterday ia 'ha
Even strr,t polic~' court on the charge ~
assault The injured g. declined to press
the charge, hut florencv's father said
hi daughter wa wavwsrd and asked
that she IL committed to n rrfurmatory
Magi-ira'. O'Reilly e. mmittad her 20 the
Disciplinary Training school for Girls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
ANXIOUS TO PACTFY BOXERS.
acknowledgements of (hii Promises
Pardon n pa, for Rines Given Up

Srrfdt tdNr beff1iff 70 iut S'N
PHxis. Sept. u-Chou Hu. Lieutenant
Governor % tho Province Of Chill. h eI-
,rcmely anxious to pacify the Bose ~ In
,ls Pao-ting-M region. He 10 offering
,"n tsel- for zach rne surrendered by
ken, promises pardon to them, and SAYS
hc will make overtur-@ TO the Government
COR the appointment Of one 81 their leaders
va ofYc~.
The funds apportioned Tor the relief Of
,hc famine sufferers In the Province Of
Sl,ensi wer distributed therc contrary
10 the wishes ~ the Government. The
GOVERNOR telegraphed 10 the missionaries
not TO bring the money with them, a. n
'as not necessary. rains having fallen
md the crops bcin q In a promising condi-
tion. The funds were taken. however.
- the dis, res among the poor was APP
uarcnt. despife the telegram. which was
nspir-d by the Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
NEW ANCHOR LINER ~ PORr.
The PerugIa. sister To the Cs'abrin Two
More Building.

The now Anchor liner. Pertga. which
arrived Yesterday from Nedlt"rrau'an
ports. had ahoard william 'ovcrly, 'h'
American mauager Of IA" line She - a
sister ship 20 the Cslabna. measures I.S'I
,uns, and hs- a SUSTAINED sp--'d ui ahUu,
Is knott She can carry i,Jo -teersga
aud a small numlaf of cabin Iss-"ug"r
Sh. was built bv u and " Hender- n
Of Glasgow The line has two more ,e--
sells ON IN. wav-, the twin screw Columbia
which will PLY between Glasgow n New
York. and the Olympia. for the Last
indian service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
AIB4NI M uOCR
Attack on Nckinlr, Condemned Dates
for Cow nIi ons IIN~I.

ALR,Ny, Sept. 10 The Albany County
Democratic General Committee adopted
resolutions to-day expressing condemna-
ton and horror AZ the attack upon Prsi-
dent Mckinley and thr hope that he
might spssSiily recover The County Con
veniiun e. nominal. candidates for County
Judge. Surrogate. District Attorney. County
Clerk and Coroner l. called to I've held In
Albany, oct. v The Assembly district
nominating conventions we've called Ia lie
held az follows Fipi district, Albany.
Oct p Second. Altamout. oct Z: Third.
Albany, Oct =: Fourth. Cohues, DOT =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
MISS DREW'S PICTURE mar.
Its special F-sther Adjournment Was Missing
Wh~n Exhibited Ia court.

Mr.. Margaret whsy. n BROOKLYN mil
liu.r. war charged Yesterday before Mag
isirais Nunihe,- h. the Gates avenue court
with retaining a feather which formed one
81 the chief u~rnaineitS In a uiCtur. hH' IT,
longing To- Miss Maud Drew 81 W BERGEN
street. who was formerly The maid 81 a
heading hurlcrq1c actress A picturr
~exhibiting Miss Drew IN the hat with IN.
feather attachment was put In evidence, ~
we'll ~ IA. hat without the feather On the
advic, Of tho Magistrate the millinrr settled
for the Ini- ling T. Gather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
Frank Gera,y Resigns ,us - 500 srrr~
tarNsitp

Frank J Grraty president 90 'h' 'ar"n'
dele, Democratic Club. whu - oII' sitg -
continued leadership 81 Isaac u hooisr
In IA. Thirty nrst Assembly district. c' ~
Yesterday, the date ui 90" SUNNI "r'igi'
festival ~ HE club, iu reign M place ~
private secretary to Building tummis' l'u"t
Wallace Tie place hBs "a salary ~ , ""
a wear and Geraty MAS app 'lni'Si =" y Ia-'
yeaI by Commissioner Wallace ii'n'
Cesror. Thomas J Brady. Wh"n tt"raiN Ma
friendly to Hopper. and G. rtiuu"d 20 h''I
A. when Mr. Wallace va mao" & omuis-i"Isrr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
GOID MST FROM MOVIE.
The Postmaster al Meme >rrrsi~d for
the ImbeIyirment Of sIO.sOO.

,annial from Nome. Aug ~. arrived this
afternoon with go passengers and s2SnlS''
In gold dust Cold weather had sol IN AMI
frost was interfering with mining opera
lions. The Centennial hriug~ neN~ NJ it"
arrest Of Joseph y Wright. P"-'ma~t"-
a. Nome, for the emhczzl"ment % 5000
II Government funds Wright after hs
arrest refunded s7.Uu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
NATAL UITLANDERs COMPLAIN.
Lord silner Denies They Arc ConcilistinE
Boer 81 the Esp~ose ef Refugees.

sp~ssaI Can, D,,pSfrh 70 T,fn sus.
DURHAM. sept. iO-Iord Miner. IN re-
plying Ia the complaint Of ths Natal UT
anders. says he expects 20 visit Natal next
month. Regarding the settlement Of the
wal questions. he ssys he notes this degree
of suspicion la the attitude Of the authori-
ties. which. he declares. Il not unnatural
hut n unfounded. Personally he IL most
solicitous for the interests Of the refugees
lie depreca'e= excessive criticism OF the
military. who's difficulties are unintslli-
gible Ia thos. who have no inside knowl-
edge. The complete delusion and un-
happy condition OF the refugees, he CON
tends. are maintained by their desire Ia
conciliats rather than To fight. The idea
that the authorities are conciliating the
Beers al the expense Of the refugees Ii.
he sayr, contrary Ia common s.nse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
Artist Ptsu ARRESTED Tor Reme,trs
Painuug..

sAnA rooA. Sept 10 William A Kelly
Of this plAcc has caused the arrest 10 ARTIST
Edwin u Plat q k~opus. Ulster cpunty
Who IL alleged 10 have removed . numt-r
u oil pA.nlings which he had mortgased
Tor tDs The principal works q ART IN
Day, and .Entrancr 20 ysddo. Pau
vho p~ruf~~~~ no, u have suffoi~ut fund =
with whtch Ca sccur~ q lawyer. gill - 81
snlned tASsbes eourt to-Oosrvv sftsRoes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
DIR. PEISEk FINED.
was Riding ThIrt, Mli~s an Hour In Ills
Automobile.

MoRRIsrowN, y. j. sept io-Dr Peisek
Of the New York Automobile Club was
arrested for fast riding this evening and
fined siO The Doctor with his chauffeur,
Norbert Horn. sas going along ads-o
avenue al a 3O-mile-an-hour clip. Dr.
P,.is.k admitted that he was going - or ~
miles an hour, hut -aid 30 was IN a hurry
iu g., 10 Lake Hupatcong before II got
very dark. After paying his fine h" mount'i
his machine and before getting two blocks
from the police station put on a full head
Of steam and quickly vanished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
Royal Iancheon Party In the cars Yacht.

sr~ri0I Cote bespsiSh 10 THn sun
CorrSBAoES. sept iO.-rhe royal fam
ilv 81 Denmark and KING Edward and Queen
Alexandra of England took luncheon With
the Czar and Csar.na 81 hoard the Russian
royal yacht S,sndsr' to-day Afterward the
yacht. With the CSsr aboard. started for
Dsntzis The Czsrina. with her children.
sailed for kisl on tho yacht Polar Star
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
WANT s-pLArOON SYSTEM, roo.
Police s~rg~snu Meet and Decide That
us Q Good Thing.

The Police Serseants' Endo~nen, and
Benevolent Society Of the City Of New
York held q nesting last week and voted
To request Commissioned Murphy to er-
tend the thrce-plstoon system 10 the ser
g-ants Al prs~ent the system only .N-
tend to the p~atrolmen. but the ~--rs.ants
like the system and wan, II for themselves
The -ergeants adopted resolutions Of
sympathy for the President and Of de-
nunciation Of Csolgo~z's cowsrdly crime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
SHOPLIfTTR SHOWs NERVE.
Had stolen Jacket Exchanged for One
Thai fitted Tier.

Annie Martin. a diminutive jewish woman.
~as arrested In a Fourteenth street dry
good store yesterday for sh"plfhns.
She was earns q new Jacket with tho
mark 81 a Sixth avenu stpr" on u She
confessed that the dsy t-for" she had
stolen a Jacket from the sixth avenu"
',r. and Yesterday had exchanged u o.
-. same store for ON" that fitted her Ia
a jefferson Market polio" court -" Wa
L .ll fmT iTlAl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
Mas. for the late Empress Of Austria.

LONDON, Sept. W-A low requiem ami
versary mas for the rrpo@e Of tho .oul %
the late Empress Elizabeth Of Austria,
who was as-assinated AT Geneva on sept
10. isss. was celebrated Ia the Roman Catho-
lie Church Of the Immaculate Conception
In Berkeley Square this morning All the
members Of the Austrian Embassy In London
attended the services. Similar services
were held In the various capitals OF Europe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
MORN SYMParHIZER HELD.
krsuse Charged With lncisins To Nurtes
In the Transvaai.
sr-r,Ii CsA. D,,psfsA % Tng suN

sf~(tH Csss Df'faIth % IHk SVN-
LONDON. sept. 10 DR. krause. the former
governor Of Johannesburg. who was ar
s,s,ed here u short time ago on a charge
II high tr~ason For secretly forwarding
information 10 the Boer. was araigned
IN the Bow Str.-, Police Court this morn
ing The Crown Prosecutor said that a
second warrant had h~~n i~ued charg-
No DIR. Krure With melting TO murder In
;ae T~ransvasl. and that dispositions woul
arrive here by the end Of thu month. DR.
tause was ramand~d for = week without
sail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
EXPELLED FROM PARIS.
Hea d Of The Turkish Police There warned
TO I<aye.

spscial Csas Despatch 10 THE srs.
PARIS. sept. io-The Mann says that
Feridun Bey. chief Of the Turkish police In
Paris. has been informed that he mus; cave
the country within two DAYS.
NJ Turbini. one Of the two French m.rch-
ants whose outstanding claims precipitated
the Franco Turkish rupture. has made a de-
hnite settlement by a direct arrangement
with the Porte. He will receive ie2 90
Turkish pounds for his claim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
FASTEST MERCHANT VESSEL.
Kron Prtny Wilhelm Mak Nearly -
knots without Forced Draught.

sp>risi Caas Ds,pafsh 10 the suN
LONDON. sept 9th new North Ger
man lloyd steamship Kron Prinz WI
helm. on her trial trip from Bergen to Lei'h
r,ached a speed Of nearly ~ knots an hour
without forced draught, jus,ifying the be-
lief that abe IL the fastest merchant vessel
In the world. Externally she appears 10
h. a duplicate of the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Cross. She is most luxunously fitted up.
She sails for New York on Sept. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
state Ia, ., the pan American. sept. ~

Ar.RsSr, S,p, 10 Engraved invitations
we're rs~ivcd hy the state oficcrs to-day
To attend the .s-rrt-s e stat" pay NJ Tho
Pm American Exposition S.ps ~ Ad-
dr-s-ss an announcd io L. delivered by
Coy. Oicll, ~. Clair Mck"lway. Senators
Pls,t and Drtcw and John g Miburn,
and there il 90 b a ~rr"p'inn from : - .
y NJ bv Gov. and Mr. picN IN th" S'a'@
building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
the Ipau Ir, into the steamer lsispder
Disaster Adjourned.

NIcruNIs, h G., scpt. io.-rhe Depart
m"if oi Justice Of Canada has taken a
hand ~ IA" inquiry into the stosm~r
slander disaster and instead % gtvtnG
their verdict this afternoon. ss Was snticf.
pa'ed. the Ismsni--ioberr adlouru-d the
inquiry until S-pt Is To allow y V bcd-
vel. X. e, ~ho was instructed by Telegraph
60 watch tip pr~-<-Nding- IN h~hslf of
the Attorner-Ueneral. tlns- 10 rcostve full
instrvo ttoutkSy nA1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-11
Dr, Gs~is COMPANY WIN - !ooo .osse
sapitsl.

ALh.SI. sept 10 Tn" lloyd J. Jack
son Company Of New Nork CITY. We moor
pors,-d to-day. With a capital ~ hoo.co
To do a dry good and no,Ion- !cbhing
and commission business Ih- dir~iors
include lloyd l. JAck-pn. J Hurt hu~--l,
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New Power u.os. Tn uroolnn

The BROOKLYN Rapid Transit ,"iupan,
il going 10 build n i"v power hou~ AZ
Fulton street and Rrooklvn av","'' IN"
plane call for a two-s,ory STRUCTURE, vhlr1
will oo-, about siS.oa The work Of build
ing /, will begin In - few dave
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; !oeo Men Gsset,eh for >~serttsr,eus Con.
due IN south tftca.

LnxtoS. sept p-Upnn the recon-
association % Commsndcr-tn-Chief fArl
Rob~r-s about Ave thousand ncn have h~~n
ssrsstcd Tor mcritorious conduct In cou-
nsotson Nth ths South Africaa xafa
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