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The sun., 1901-04-09
SOUTH DROPS FREE SILVER.
Congressman Fleming Says That tho I,,us
Belongs 90 the Past.

ArousrA, Ga. April The Georgia Dem
ocracy is getting ready IN drop free silver
with thud, and by this time one year hence
Il Is safe 10 say that the followers of Bryan.
ism will be as scarce as were Republicans
several years ago Tho Democrats have
begun 20 realize that there is nothing but
sure and certain defeat IN store for them
every time they 60 into battle with free silver
aS a slogan, and they propose in the future
60 deal practically with the political situation
The first Of the leaders in Georgia 10 come
Tpt squaTeiy asainSt the silver issue Is the Hon
tho Tenth district. which has been free
silver or bust" district MIR. Fleming advises
h" n"@GGrats N era sr to stop I0iiowns the isHs
Of the fathers That Mr. Fleming. who was
elected on a free silver platform, should make
this statement full year IN advance. Of the
next nomination from this district, which no
will seek shows that he il pretty certain Of
his ground Mr. Fleming says:
II !. too early 70 specify 81 The issues for
the Democratic party In N" Presidential cam
paign Of 1904 But the time is fully ripe
for good Democrats, both of the gold and the
silver wings Of the party. TO calmly analyze
now exists between them any such difference
of principle on living issues as would Justify
them in remaining longer apart Inteed,
| IL Is highly important that discussion looking
| to future harmonious action should not be
delayed Some readlustments are inevi-
table. and timely forethought will do much
70 smooth the way for patriotic cooperation
! when the party convention meets to formu-
| late the platform on which To fight our next
battle at the polls
The rock upon which Democracy split in
twain In the last two campaigns was the free
| coinage of silver That obstacle ought no
longer 10 impede our progress or divide our
forces Tn" free-silvcr Democrats have al
ready obtained in large measure, though from
unexpected sources the substance of what
they contcnded for The gold Democrats
a. well A. gold Republicans, have seen pros
pprlty come 10 u- CulnCldent with nm in
crease, from 1896 to 1900, Of gs per cont in
the circulating medium, despite their pre-
dCtioue of the dreful results Of imitation"
aud despite their arguments TO convince them
selves and us that the country needed no
more money Mess present conditions
undergo radical change, the question 81
the free coinage OF silver ~ IL 10 will not he
"A practical, living issue In the next cam
palgn
The sun., 1901-04-09
DE ATE TO NAVE AN ATHLETIC LUZ
"For Healthy sports" " the Announcement Says
-BoxinG Gloves on the side

The announcement was made Yesterday
on the Official letter head Of the Martin Engel
Association that under its auspices an athletic
club had been formed with headquarters
AZ iOs Orchard street and will be known as
the Charles Solomon Democratic Athletic
Club
The former Capt. diamond Charlie" Solo
mon is named as standard bearer. The
other officers are Solomon Levy, President
Harry Goldstein. Vice President Barney
Lewis, Treasurer. Morris Latin. secretary
Thomas Wclch. tmekeeper. Jack Hirsch
the pugliSt, sergeant-at-nrms JACK East
man, George Simon. Kid Hugo. Chappio
Metz, Philip First, Doc Giblin, Harry Peser
Abe Hermann. lssy Solomon. Buck Man
heimer, Harris Bellman and Red" Ruby
directors and bottleholders
The new club. II IL rumored will try TO
hold some private boxing bouts which the
promoters expect. in the words Of Joe Cohen
President of the Allen Street Literary club.
will be under cover The announcement
simply says, however, that the club IS or
ganized 10 promote healthy sports" Rosey
the Lawyer when questioned yesterday
about II said
II don't care 20 say much about what the
healthy sports will be We will probably
have both healthy and unhealthy sports
in the club But there Ia no reason why
the gentlemen in our gang can't see lttle
f-tic encounter pulled on ] guess we have
pull enough to make our club n silccess How
ever, amt giving anything away.
The sun., 1901-04-09
VIII MARRY 10 ESCAPE Jan.
Divorce Has Cleared the way for a Bisamous
stockbroker and wife No. 2 Il willing.

Five years ago Charles Teller Smith. who
saws that he IA now a stockbroker living
at 2so West Forty-second street, married
Marion Brown Of al Elm street Two years
ago he abandoned her and recently he mar
ried Emma Seaman Of 924 Stuyvesant street.
Brooklyn He was arrested on Feb. IL for
giving worthless checks Then tho fact
OF the bigamous marriage came out.
smiths first wife has since secured
divorce The second wife told Judge
NcNahon in tho General Sessions Yesterday,
nfier smith had pleaded guilty to an ndici =
Inent for bigamv, that If the Judge would
let smith GO. he and she would 90 NJ once
10 Connecticut and get married
Judge Mcmahon said that although he
hated to do IT, vet for rhe girls sake he would
suspend sentence If the couple would marry
al once Mrs smith No . kissed her pros
pect va legal spouse and They started ont
of the court room together.
A. this point an Assistant District Attorney
informed the Judge that an indictment for
grand larceny was pending against Smith
lie was remandad 70 the Tombs then until
Friday when the Grand larceny charge will
come
The sun., 1901-04-09
To End rorty..econd street Road Rec.lycr.hlp.

Judge Lacombe Of the United States CIR
cult Court has sct April Il for hearing Of
argumnu, ON tho application or iIoadly Lau-
terbach , johnson for h" discharge Of
William Jay from the rcvolvor>hp 0i the
Fur'y--"coud street ManhattanyIil" and 81
against the railway by the lortlu Steel Com
ptuN Nlughlou 4 Co. H." Metropolitan
street Railway Company and IN" Third
non luo tr-' Iwo declaring that they viii
rcl'R," the receiver ana lOoh 10 N" defendant
COMPANY tor rivm"n' oi their large claims ,
and the metropolitan and InlTi Ayeuue
Cunpallcs agreeing To u--Im" all contracts
and obligations entered into b" tho receiver
The sun., 1901-04-09
AILFGrD iBBU,ToR " JAIT.
TrcStaur'- Bondsnan >uddcni, Decides That
lie wont lie Responsible for Him

Joseph Iros'aur, tho proprietor Of the
restaurant at sac sixth avenue, who is
charged hy Marie ramblay and Annie Forth.
ffteen-vear-old Canadian gri-, with mrinS
them here for immoral purposes from thor
homes IN Montreal was surrendered after
dispute with his bondsman and wI- locked
W..
Irc-'nur had n long examination before
In,lrr court yesterday afternoon af which
~" complainant. repeated their stories u
abduction by lrcs'uur under prom.-" Of "m-
U.ovmr0' b." him Tho cts" was aI IurIrrri
Rga'u. After 'h" adjournment, lro-nur.I :
h'ud~mau. Herbert Suh,oln ter Of 22l luomp-
son street brCIm" suddenly convinced that
h" did not want 10 be- on Trr-'Uur'- bond
any Inng"r. he grabbed the Defendant and
held hm un'u policeman came "u' ui 'H"
court room.
Magistrate O,m stcd committed Trcstaur to
the court prison
The sun., 1901-04-09
NO PIG PENS ~ ELRTON.
Hog or No Hog Was the Issue at the ANIMAL
Town Election.

ELKroN. Md April 5 The hog question
for Elkton was settled to-day at the annual
town election. when hog or no hog WAS the
issue. the latter winning by q small majority.
The election was held for the purpose Of
elarting two Councllmeu to succeed tOun-
rllmnu Markall and Garrett The present
Town Council passed an ordinance prohibit
Ing pig pens within the town limits his
caused a stir among the iais"rS Of the hog,
and over since tie ordinance was enacted
n Nght hns bccn made by the raisnrs OF pigs
Two tickets were IN tho field B Il Dunbar
and " II lIackllL representing IN" anti
hog faction, and " VI Dcvour and Herman
JcfTers. for the hog The former won by
"A small margin
The sun., 1901-04-09
TRFSPiSSFRS FIRED ON A WOMAN.
She Found Them at Night In Her Yard Her
Dogs Chcwed Them Up and The, Fled.

Mrs Rat. vandcnhoT 50 Malr - former
actress and the wife Of Hurry 81 Maur, n
vaudeville motor. caught three men in her ward
at Wnst Norwood. near 1appan. on sunday
uiylt She has some 200 Belgian hareS which
she suspected the mon wanted 10 steal
When they declined to answer her ques-
uous satisfactorily. she turned her two watch
dogs on the tres spassers, whoraupon thcy froi
several revolver shots at her Then they
Ood The dogs evidently had something 70
DO with the retreat a. their mouths wero
,moared with blood Mrs ~ Muur wasn't
The sun., 1901-04-09
TO sroP CHEATING AT EUcHRE.
Plan Evolved BY Father Carroll Put Into Sue
cessful Operation.

The members of ST Patrick's Roman Catho-
lie Church. Jersey city. had a euchre party
last night nj the clubhouse OF the Jersey city
Club on Clinton avenue. The Rev. Lawrence
{, VI Carroll. pastor Of the church. who has an
idea that the awarding of prizes encourages
the spirit of gambling and incidentally tempts
some TO cheat. had each ticket of admission
numbered When the games were over
numbered cards were put in a bag Several
were picked out by blindfolded person
and those who held corresponding numbers
on their admission tickets were allowed to
select prizes The scheme seemed to give
general satisfaction and there were no COM
plants OF cheating
The sun., 1901-04-09
THIN Chill y

If a child is thin, let HIM
take a little of SCOTS emulsion
OF cod-livcr oil.
Some children like it too
well; begin with a little. A
half or quarter-teaspoonful is
enough at first, if the stomach
is weak; but increase, as you
find the stomach will bear.
The effect is: the little one
takes on strength; gets hungry;
eats and is happy; gets fat he
ought to be fat at-and gets
healthy.
Wen send you little to try Il you lis.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 20 Pear street, New Yea
The sun., 1901-04-09
TO DE BURIED ~ ONE GRAVE.
Husband Dies Thirt, -nve Hours After His wife
Had Passed Away.

GENEVA. y Y. April s-Mrs Marcus M
Ansley died NJ the family residence near
Castleton on Saturday evening Mr.. Ansley.
husband Of the deceased woman, had suffered
for nearly year with peculiar contraction
Of the throat. which physicians were unable
10 stop Several months ago the contraction
became 80 great that h" was unable TO take
solids Iin took llquid food uutl about
one week ago. when The n-ophAgal passage
closed He WAS 80 debllitated that an opera
ton vas impossible and he starved 20 death.
HI death occurred at O'Clock this morning.
tLirty-nvo hours after that of h- wife. He
did not know that he had died Their funeral
will bc a double one and they will be Inferred
side by side in one grave
The sun., 1901-04-09
RaGGAGE THIEF SENT TO JAIL
And There Arc Other Terms In store for Him
~ lie Fails to u" Honest After One.

William Miller nIias Caldwell. alias Car
peutor, tho baggage thief. who has stolen
sl2 300 worth Of goods within the last six
months from the Graud Central and other
railway stations in this city and from the
Waldprf-Astoria, the Imperial and other
hotels. was scnt To- State Prison by Judge
warren " Foster In the General Sessions
Yesterday for four years and SIN months
Tho Judge told Miller TINT IN" sentence
impnood was on hut ono Of three charges
iu which he had pleaded guilty, and Tint
if Miller was heard of "a falling 10 lead nm
honest life after getting ont ~ prison he'd
sa'd him back - prison again on the other
two indictments
The sun., 1901-04-09
REFRIGERATOR PIPE M RSIS.
Windows smashed and the Engineer and A.
sIstant Thrown Down.

\ O-irch air-compressor pip". connected
with the rrfrigerating apparatus in tho
Srhwar7achild 4 Sulzhergor abatto'r at First
avenue and Fort"-ntth street. exploded yes
'rrIav while II was bong tested Tho
pipr had not boon used Inst wIu'"r Com
pressed air a. 70 pressure Of 20 pounds 10 tho
-uu.rn inch was being run hruush II when
fln explosion occurred The windows IN
'hli yur' uf tho fHriurv vor" blown ont and
the chef engineer and h.~ two assistants,
who prrr testing the rotrlKcrat'ug apparatus,
wrro laroNn on IN" floor 80 on" was So
Iiou-lv hurt
The sun., 1901-04-09
NO yOTEE. NO COOkEE.
capt. Man-ncld Of the frigatc Lancaster Had
10 Have Thi, Jap.

RIO Hananoto Of i?G cherry street. who was
horn IN Naga.ahi, Japan, twenty-egh' wears
ago applied Yesterday 10 the clerk Of tho
| uiisG States Circuit Court for his first CftI-
yrnshIp pap"r- IL" Ia, been COOK on the
nit,d States traluug ship Lancaster at
anchor her" She }, now under orders To 20
to Port ROYAL. = {. and hc cant 80 on !
voyage on her without first paper Hama.
officer. of the Lancaster, on" Of whom SAID
that IT, Cnpt Mansfield had 10 have u cool,
and u IananOtO wa, III" only man IN tho
world who could cook to suit the Captain
the ~ ling Of the Lancaster was practically
dependent upon the Jap's securing hls papsrA
He got them.
The sun., 1901-04-09
TO TEST VIEW INtISE LAW.
Democratic Machine In Jersey city VIII Carry
the Matter to the Courts.

Leaders Of the Democratic machine in
Jersey City announced Yesterday their inten-
ton Of testing the constitunonallty Of the hi
partisan Excise Commission act which was
passed by the last Legislature Corporation
Counsel Allan T.. McDermott told City Col
lector Robert Davis. boss Of tho machine.
that the row law could be easily upset, and tho
drr.-Ion TO appeal 10 tho courts was received
Wi h great rejoicing by the Aldermen who do
NOT like tho idea Of being relieved Of their
rowrr TO grant liquor licenses lhtSls about
all the Aldermen can ou
The new Excise Commission law provides
that each pol t.cal party shah nominate two
men and the four rec" VII tho greatest num-
her OF votes Shall b" elected Under iuo law
the Excise Commissioners viii take ofi'oe on
The sun., 1901-04-09
CHINESE ~ HiWAU WARNED.
Mut Forswear Allegiance to so-Called Re
former. ar lie Punished,

HoNOLvrv, April ?, via san Fnncisco,
April g Chinese Consul General Yang Wei
Pin has issued circular letter 10 all the Chin
ESQ in the Territory warning them that the
so-called roformers, KanG Yu Wei and Leuns
ChI-Tto, Dre PoJers. and that those who
favored them while here will be regarded
rs enemies Of china md their relatives in
China will be arrested unless those here ap-
pear por~Ouallv before the Consul and Gh-
uro allcgiauco to these reform societies
This proclamation e. said to ho based on a
letter from Minister Wa AZ Washington
Tho proclamation has excited great in
hero has 5000 members The leaders Of
this society say thut the Consul. Generals
scheme ~ 10 collect g. fee from each Chinese
who appears and registers his name.
The sun., 1901-04-09
uou,N cRlyN Ar THE sr. CL0yD.
Thinks People Want TO Poison Her Sent to
the Insane ward.

Mrs Mary Krin"r. we'll drcsscd md re-
nncd Appearing. was commi'tod TO the in
sane pavilion ~ Bellevue from Jefferson
MarNc' police court Yesterday for inquiry
registered p 'i" -. Cloud Hotel On sunday
evening Yesterday Htf"rnUou ~h" Hp-
peaiod "Nr."Ir 20 t.rrn Robert J.. cobb
intended tu uu..pu hor. She was in~istrnt
that any N|-ur wnuli save her because,
She said. lrr husband and son were m"m-
h"rS or thr PuI,lI ,onuandorv ar Potts
Vile. Pa. Nu" said She had been staying
al ZOO West IOrt fourth street.
The sun., 1901-04-09
UORKMAN'S DFBTS. SI5O,9Sa,
Cocrlitz Was a Contracting Mason When Ifs
Contracted the Liabilities.

John Goerltl ~ ioo Fast F'fty-seoond
street, Cormcrl, q mason contractor, now a
workman, has flcd q petition in bankruptcy.
with liabilities si50.Qr2 and no assets Mr.
GonrlitI wa o contractor for twcntv-Nve
wears and became iuvolv"l in big building
King he had Of thr Liabilities, $50 500 are
secured hv mortgages. BENJAMIN y. Odell,
Ir and Edward n iohhs, aS receivers N
tho Murray Hill Bank, Hrc secured creditors
fn" e.. nll. occurred hv Mount Morris Electri"
Iirh bond valued a. Sl5ono and have N
unsecured claim for S5.7G for money loaned
The sun., 1901-04-09

The Captains Endo wment Association met
NJ Police Headquarters yesterday and elected
,o membership Capts Flood. Creamer and
payannv Deputy Commissioner Devery
was asked to appoint committee 10 arrange
for the recent 'on of the Chiefs " Police Of
tho United States and Canada. who are 10
meet in this city on NAV Is n there il a
police parade this year II will be held about
tlna tlnn.
The sun., 1901-04-09
10 ONE BRIEF STFFP $40.
Negro Finds That for Siumbcr n Bench IN a
Police Court Comes Uigh.

A Young negro who said he was Frank
Smith Of ?ls No~t SlNty-dr,t street, went
to sleep on q bench in the West side police
court Yesterday morning and his snoring
presently disturbed m" cour Policeman
buckley drew up q complaint Hi iniONin1tlUn
and arraicn"d lh" man h".ur" Maci.trd'o
BIanu
Zane here drunk, CHI said tho magistrate"
vour bed
smith couldn't pay, so ho is sleeping on the
Tgl
The sun., 1901-04-09
Murph, Dcn,c, That roolroom, Are Opening.

Commissioner Murphy herame very IN
dIgnant yesterday when q was suggested
10 him 'hai tine poolroop- which worc TO
Cen'lv closed lo hr ready for the uN.nl'lou
Of tho Central OfII," ~loUths sent ont hv him
10 investigate them had an opened again
You know that tnl''S NOT So. said tho
Commissioner lie declined TO discuss tho
matter fur her
The sun., 1901-04-09
WEIGHER WANTS MS jon BACk.
O'Brien Il a g.. 4, X. Man Three other Weigh.
ers become Customs Inspectors.

John " O'Brien. one of tho four United
States NcigherS whose places were ahol-
Shed several weeks ago, Is a Clvil War Net-
oran Through Joseph Kay Of the q 4 X
application for m. reinstatement has been
made The matter hus been referred hv
tho Treasury Department back 10 Collector
Rdwrl who has taken u under advise
mont Mr. O'Brrn bases his case upon a
legal provision that all "'hcr things being
equal. "a CiVIl War veteran should hly" th"
preference IN b"nE retained m hlS place
when an o'ic" or o'lcr- ar" abolished VIII
liam Daley, Thomas - Hyatt and ! q Hart
tho other three N"lgh"r~, who's" places
we're abolished. have been appointed in
elNLLmT.
The sun., 1901-04-09
CRANK THREATENED DYNAMITE.
That. Capt. TituSs opinion of the Letter Sent
toG.H. Penniman Of Fifth Ayenue.

George VI Pennimsn. whose house AZ 1911
Fifth avenue nm anonymous writer threat
ened ~ blow mp with dynamite unless $500
not s.. .OoO II was sad were put in place
designated by him. went TO Police Head
ouorters Yesterday with his son-in-aw, Rob
ert { LOWS. tplar Of the Lincoln National
Bank. and had a long conference with Capt.
Titus
Except FOR the letter which Mr. Lewis
Oave me said Capt Titus afterward. u
know nothing about the case. ! am inclined
crank
The sun., 1901-04-09
New rerryboat Chicaxos First Trips.

The new Pennsvlvania Railroad ferry
boat Chicago. which takes tho place Of the
boat ofEhat name which was sunk in the
North River last year in collision with a
ateamer made her first trips yesterday be-
tween Jersey City and New YORK
in tho ferry service In the New York harbor.
She was built at Port Richmond. Staten Island
The sun., 1901-04-09
Bride. Gp: bridegroom. -.

SorE. Pa April Mr. katherine Runk.
now the hrld" Of samuel : larold docs Ut
look upou mlrriac" A. failure Sho j. 60
years old and Harold y, her Ni'h husband
They .wero married NJ the brld"r homo in
tho village of Farmers. In Jack son township
Tho groom Is 3, years old
The sun., 1901-04-09
tG,N DEunE> DorRrr SALARi.
Tho Rev. !, u. Burrcll Refuses Second Orer Of
College prcsldcncy.

Tho R,v Joseph Damn Burrah. pastor NJ
the Clo~son Avcuu" prc-byterian Church IN
Brpo1l"n. ha. declined for 'h" second tim"
Inc pr,.,rlrr.v Of u college with "a slNn1n q
wear .illr, at'a. .hri. which l. just twice 'h"
amount be- !. receiving Ihe Rev Mr. Bu-
rril -lss that D." prefers tn Contlnu" Ia hl'
present ministerial work
The sun., 1901-04-09
GOrID DRESSwAKERS WIN POINT.
The suit Against the Howard Goulds Must Re
Tried by jury.

The Appellate Torn ~ the supreme Court
has Nf'rmcd decision Of tho General Torn
Of tho cry Court denying n" petition Of Mr.
and Nr, Howard Gould that the suit of Mary
7 smith and Nlrcarettn Dillon against them
hc tried before 4 referce The plaintiffs
roulpri-a tho drnssnRkIng firm Of Smith 4
Dillon, and they have sued for q balance Of
moro than 5000 which they allege is due
fpr dresses and other articles furnished to
Mrs Gould
TN" special Torn ~ tho city Court Ind
granted tho petition for n trial nv reter"e
but This was reversed by the General Term
and ha case will now 20 before a jury
The sun., 1901-04-09
Warm weather ahead

Warm weather ahead
Winter suits will soon be
legiSlated out of office.
Have you seen the new
CheViOtS?
Very Smart-in fact just
a little smarter than any
thing else.
they're here in mems
spring suits in all the plain
and fancy COlOrs - cut in
the really correct form
SIS.
Seen our new shoe for
men?
Every OF n er thing to
dress you well.
VIM. VOGEL g. SON,
Broadway, Houston ST.
The sun., 1901-04-09
Thief wanted In Rochester Found.

BALTIMORE. Md. April Capt John O
Hayden chief Of the Rochester. n Y de-
tective force, and Detective W F. Mcclure.
also Of that civ, A. ths Baltimore city Jail
tins morning identified John Armstrong
the alleged. robhor of Christian Bier. az
Michael GLEASON. n thief who Is wanted in
Rochester He skipped bail bond there In
The sun., 1901-04-09

WASHSgTOS IDRTt ANl FOR TO-DAY AND
TO MORROW
For m. district % Co.T'rNld, bslIv1rs, M7-ylGnd.
v,ryfnd. ,larn P'T'rprdTh, Nsu Js'Tv and
sr-r-r Ns.r York. n17ly rioIfp toflW rdfr fo.mor
rou. '-rsh 10 hriSt north rt1ts
For New England. threatening to-day, hut with
tlr or no rain svrcpt IN Maine fresh TO brisk north
winds fair morrow.
For western Ncw York western Pennsylvania
ohio ana W"H Virginia, partly cloudy to day; fair
20 morrow: fresh north winds
The sun., 1901-04-09
The Weather.

The low pressure area which has caused unsettled
conditions IN this SECTION, was central on the south
New England coast yesterday covering the New
England and Middle Atlantic States and the eastern
Lake districts low pressure appeared over western
Trxns Elsewhere over the country the pressure
was high Rain or snow fell, in New York and west
en- pennsvlvsuls In the New England States and
in the pakotaS Dense fos prevailed on the New
England coast
In this city IN. dav WAS fair and warmer wind
brisk 10 HI yh westerly average humidity Ga per cent
barometer. corrected TO read 70 sea level At a. NJ.
z004SP. NJ, 2gSs
IN. pmp-ratur- as recorded by the o-nc,ai ,h,r.
ronepr and also by THE Suns thermometer at the
street l-yel is own IN the annexed table
The sun., 1901-04-09
No New Trial for Contractor DooC,.

Tho application for o. certificate Of ropsour-
hle doubt ~ tho conviction of Daniel Doodv.
III, contractor. Who w. sentenced 10 i've
.cnrs' imprisonment IN Stag sing for por-
Iury was doulrd 10y supreme Court Justice
Gayuor In brooklyn yesterday,