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Mrs Polly Graves died In Lexington. Kv..
last nj ght in the one hundred and NTH wear OF
her age. She born seven miles from
Lexington on Feb. IS. i7o7. the daughter
Of Margaret cloud and John Graves She
was the nr,t born oi seven chlIdren. three
Virginia. lie was the son of Thomas Graves.
who was Major IN the Revolutionary Army
n nd Hid-de- camp on tho stan of Gen La
favetta. For several months III" GIstin-
cui-hed French commander had his head
quarters at MaJor uraNe-- old Virginia homo
stead she was the mother of thirteen dill
dr.n only two OF whom are living. John
q Grnrcs of los Angeles, Cal Mrs A. NJ.
IlepIy Of LGfTS,0g ~ Sdow ,y, Of nT John
Who was no kin 10 her died twenty-si, wears
ago
charles II. Gurncy. one Of tho best. no wn
did at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel on Tues-
dny night He was Il, wears old and wa, Tho
active plrtror Of Baldwin h Gurney which
Gatc-, -on Of John " Gates, was general
I,r,ncr .%f ,he ,h',,,,,mn 'rm M, Mr, Glrpsy hclred
panv and l. supposed to have made q greht
dcal of money n the boom ~ the steel stocks
dpon T' = NeT {ork stock Exchange hon-e.wtth e h
Nr Il t",s son ~ partner. II" leaves a
widow
pr. john Il. Ru.teed died on MONDAY a,
the ,ois4mptIvcs' Home IN RfooklNn in
h- thrty-~ccunI year. II" vgs an eyo
-rccolsr II" y'Ht, - Ior"I a. q medical
--iUnlFN ~ 1tl' N'lUfUNl ' tIFtn IN 1923
mt lahore there until lsG7. when he returned
10 Brooklyn. Ia.t summer h" was rnga gsd
IN tnt~>Iuuary work uH tho Fast side Of Man
haitian Lu Ter the direction Of tho New York
Church Extension ana city Mission SoCistv
Tho ( no al services will b. held o-nlght
in tho simpson Meth jdi~t T. Iscupu Church
on ,l'rmont avenue.
Edward e.. T. jrAcunarl. retired 'cwcll-r
who wa A. the head ~ 'hc firm of BuCkc,-
ham. C,lc 4 U1il - 10 Maiden laro for forty
volrs died yc-icrdav ~ h~ horne. So King
- rect Ne was born IN Lo' don IN 1924 and
,Hrr, 10 this fou'.try fourteen years later
IIc leaves a widow. two -ons and a daughter
The d,ught.r - the wife of Dr George \
IfflI o t,''l''-'
John Lynch. formerly Police Justice
in brooklyn. died at has home In Jamaica
l. . IN Mrntu' night Of heart disease. Ju--
tice Lvu,h Wa - wears odd and is survived
hy u widow lie was a veteran of the civil
Mar, having served ia both army and navy
Ihomps is"n. pisr sIperinte ndent Of the
Rcl 'russ Lin" Of steamships died on Tues
dav 81 pneumonia, NJ his home. i5g Hun
street BROOKLYN, IN his forty chth wear
4 widow and son survive him.
Heur. Rstb. for two years Superintendent
~ PA lie Instruction of Illinois, died In
Bclievi 2 N that state yesterday
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KTiRS,RGT ORDERED To WV YORK.
Fart Of On. Turret WIN Have to Be Removed
TO Get at the Injured i3''roh cum.

WAsgrNGroN, March ~ The Secretary q
mo Navy has sent orders by mail to Rear
lar,rll FarQuhar. commanding tho North
A. '.ntic Squadron now at Pensacola. to send
DO hattlo-hip kearsargr 10 the New YORK
rfc, ard for repairs to a I3-inch gun in one
n tc~ superposed turrc's II * sid at IN .
N7,r department 'hatit will take two months
q, rHro tho repair This action Of the
Na,.. pepartmcnt j. the sequel to IN accident
or 'ga Eearsarge during target practice in
re,rIIrv 4 sholl that had been placed in
's. ',-.urh gun exploded pr"mgturely. dam
.. g tho horo of the niece II WIS denied
t' '1a time bv tho bureau Of Ordnance that
tho 4 rua 20 wa serious, aud tn" statement
r.. .. la m At the gun could he fired ~ usual.
N.au S"nrol arN Long visited P"N~a"olt last
T. r'N no cert 1ined N ~ there w1l no means
~ .-"-'1Iriug how ha'Iv the run was dam
sg"i Irla.- he k"arsarge were sent 10 New
Y0s, l. appeared also that the gun would
ra"I repairs hofor" 1t could y" used again
1h. work NJ lifting out the gun Will entail
e,..r,tvo additional work. i0cludinr dis
r.arr. ..rrrn' Of the super posed turret IN
which 'tc gun is installed First II will he
rD.n--tI. 20 ~ of the uupor or N-inch 'ur-
"a Ih"N ~" pair of s-inch guns will be
~ l7-'-.h 'urrat must hc removed before
'.- injured gun can he displaced With the
s|r 10 0iIl ha necessary 80 remOve part Of
-, 'u-ro' mechanism There i.r't q crane
'fr.I- -tfr.uf with sufficient raising power
ar enough ov"rhang 20 take ~" turretS
~ : gfr- from IN" knarsarre. and n will ha
Ne.'--4r. 10 80 10 tho expense pf hiring the
'-U- -.ri ~ Gran" from q Trccking com
Paw lhe injured gun v III hs sent 20 the
v .'".rr'on ordnance fa"'orv for eyRmina-
a fud repairs and e substitute" pieCe i'll
... ..'' fn N"V York from ia" factory
The sun., 1901-03-14
SENATOR'S MUST he Consulted.
So Says senator Depew, In Speaking of the
Proposed Appointment OF Col. sanger.

WAsHINGIoN. March ls-Col william Cary
sanger came to Washington last night and
went directly TO the home Of Secretary Root
This is Col Sanger's second visit TO Washing
ton within II week Among war Department
officers the appointment Of Col. Sanger a.
Assistant SEQ etary Of War i now regarded a.
certain II Mr Melklejohn resign. one officer
said to-day that the President had the hole
matter before him and that Senator Depew
and Senator Platt would onrr no objections
to Col Sanger
senator DeIes. In eNilAInn' hi, attitude
toH ard the rroI osed an ointment of col
Sange-. said to-day.
''t la. cen s>urned bv some prr-ons
that the re~lueut would appoint col Sanger
~ tn" instance of Mir. Root without regard
to senator. platt and myself / w,,h to -ay
'mrh ,tICHIly that b,l'Nr- yes | kupN.-
that It has never been TN, Intention Oi the
President and SECRETARY Root to carry tins
hing through without rei"reuc" 20 tho New
York senators. | am sure the appointment
viii not b" made without - consultation he
tween lhe President and the senators. and
there ha, been no such consultation up to
Narrower his appointment Of sanger.
II II j. made. will he charged NJ 10 tho State
Of New YORK, and being % charged will
operate against he lppointment Of some
other man 10 a Federal .rlrc or rcrhG ns Two
or th-oc ne" - -ualler Federal Office
Senator Dcpew called on the President
toJday to TeGiommend i, re appointment of
col John Palmer. of Albany. former Com
manaer-in-C4i Of the q. 4. r. to bc COM
missioner of PENSIONS col ralmcr'~ ,audi-
daCy Lns been lnIor-ed 10y several members
OF the New York delegation. including senator
Plat senator Delew said that h" did not
mention ~" sanger matter 10 the Pre- dent
this morning
In Wow ~ his statement that the auroiu,-
mcnt 0f Sanger. II made would bc char gnd
ny t" N" St"te Of New, York lk" any other
chances Of candidates from that State for
other places, the impression has been given
that the name of Palmer for Commissioner
Of Pensions has been uut forward u opposition
to tho candidacv Of sanger for Assistant
Secretary OF War. Whether the New York
senators vii INSIST on th" arrointmert ~
Palmer a. u condition O' CouSentirIg 20 tho
appointment of SoCrstarv Roots "a ndidnta for
Assistant secretary of War is not known
Snnttor n IT grrivet In Va hing'on from
No so h tn evening To-w0rroS h. and
senator Doc will vc a = nirr nee with the
President in regard 70 tho 'roIo ed p po NJ
Tent nf col sanger senator PA - not
talk either with tho resident or senator De. ew
n " the Ill hieCt tonight
The sun., 1901-03-14
REJECT AMERICAN PLANS.
LONDON ELECTRIC RAILWAYS ADOPT
THE GaNZ SYSTEM.
Blow at the Project Of American Capitalists
to Secure Control Of and Consolidate
the Underground Lines -Dtrectors Plead
Economy Of Install alton and Operation.
!sp.tiai Caoi. Dupa,ch 10 The sun

Sp.cidi Cable Deip1tch 10 The sun
LONDON, March IS The directors OF the
Metropolitan and District Under ground
Railway have decided to adopt the CAM high
voltage, alternating current system In com
bination with the Sprague multiple unit
motors. proyidedt the Board Of Trade approves
The dec ision is againstth strong opposition
OF American capitalists who are buying under
ground railway stock pursuant to their ulti-
mate plan OF consolidating all the London
under gro und lines. present and prospective
The Introduction OF the CAM system Will
seriousy interfere with the project OF inter-
communication
The Americans had not secured sufiolent
stock TO prev ent the decision Of tho directors
OF the old underground lines, who adopted
the CAM system at stormy meeting to-day.
The motive for their action is that the CAM
bid isl 900 OVO cheaper than the lowest Amer
ican tender. and the operating expenses are
represented TO be 30 per cent lower thsh
those Of the American systems
The directors experts affirm that the GAM
system will supplant all American systems
on account OF its economy, and they argue
that the present opposition, which really
comes from the great American electric
companies. Ia due to the expense OF changing
the installations W hich are In almost universal
use, but which must sooner or later be sbsn-
doned
The sun., 1901-03-14
20 Varieties 1Z~
DIED BECATsE he COuLDN'T WE'D.
His I7-Year- Old Sweetheart Was willing. but
Her Father Wasn't. So He shot Himself.

Ewald Rosenberg. an engineer employed
in the Manhattan Iron works at 2l2 East
Ninety ninth street, committed suicide yester- =
day 10y shooting himself because his sweet
heart. Annie Jansa Of 1855 First avenue. had
refused to marry him. He was found in the
ba.ement at the iron works. still living. with q
bullet wound in his left breast and one In bis
abdomen Nj hael Foyer, the foreman who
found him. asked why he had tried to Kill
himself
II cant have my dear Annie. 7 want 10
die. said Rosenberg
IIo did die few hours later In the Harlem
Hospital He met the Jansa girl wear ago.
and foil despera'elv in love with her. Sh.
was then servant In the family Of Mrs
sicher nj 1927 Second avenue She was only
u wears old. but Rosenberg believed that
she vas Older. A few dsys ago he asked her
20 marry him She said she would " her
rarents consented Her fa'her Objected.
and 'old Rosenberg 10 keep SWAY from the
house. or he would have him arrested
The sun., 1901-03-14
EXPORT TRADE ~ POTTERY WARE.
Reasons for Its Increase Given Before the
Industrial Commission.

WAsHISGroS. March ~. MeSsrs. william
Burgess. \. " Luw-h" and John 4. Campbell.
representing respectively the International
Pottery Company. the Trent Tile Company
and the Trenton Potteries Company. APP
peareI before the Industrial Commis ion
this Dfternonn ana gav. testimony us to the
expansion IL american trade III pottery ware"
NJ Campbell a-crlhed to lat" improve
nrrt- IN sanitary ware and the general
n .rluIr advantages e American desilnS
the recent Iutrr4-" IN the export trad" Il
q. h articles lha existence Il tn" IuGu rrv
IN Am"rlrt Wa u" to three Cau e., III his
mind tn PROTECTIVE" iurtn, VII. IA mad" "N-
urri,nrui- pu--lhi,. III -kIlI and industry
e American 'uul', ana tn per-'.ver-
Hrc" uf mdru.a''u "r-, VIII made costly
eNperIment- even 1T "a loss Five-SiNths 4
all domestic pottery, h" said, was made ia
Trenton
Mr Iurge-~ c, nCntyod the greatest present
rerd # IA" INDUSTRY tp D.. g rverument pro-
trciisu fpr tn Tact tories Wealthy importers
were iCh-Ius "N"ry ehorl TO- ,p,cud TN" .N-
port tr.u" Inc " il~uu l1rl0 law had proved
turning Ui'N ~ American workshops
Ia .lcr,.. Nhou thny h'd recovered from us
eila,t tho .u.iur from American factories
wa valued AT SlN,uoo,u0o.
The sun., 1901-03-14

Lieut. L. = Jacob. .cii'rd. tom ihe Hy"IogIsrhic
orc, Nn-hIugtuu to duty IN charge branch Hydro
,rspnFr UiNrr. GalSsstou
I,si q, D.. NatlcW-. To- NoN YORK yard for cngi
nc,f u4r ,..,,, II, 49,.
,f rf.r4ur,. Homestead steel Work.
lic.l g. = Nthcf-iopu, from i'e fomc-'tad
Stc,i Nrk- 10 Ionc -uG wait ufGcr- thence I" ~ ATTIC
station ..,.
~. 4. in Ia iaHa - Wiu uT !er..
.u l.. IL IirN an. nom ile butesH Stear In.
giur,rIng To- tLr A~htC station.
~ ,ut flyurc fet',d. from ne branch Hydro.
gtapuIc prNcr Galveston. IeN. 70 IfDhdelpilA az
Insl.ectnr - -,IipUeu at ,ramp~ 81 py Afd-
"ii.ur X tsiufn from -, lucepsndenoe 10
Jst ,lsstsf y l. H,Ap. Departments order DE-
Ia 'ng from oregon revoked
paImAstef II T. Bls~,s, departments oid'' d.
,n,hng from Franklin cooked
- :, ,,rtpt ID a smith Condemned ny Me- 81
Sufv,v from ~ A>st, station " hofn' VA =
fslu . .,. -,
oyty IA TlArg. ~ IN, Na', IA' ono. Hong Nung.
CHINA
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GovERNMENT FOR THr PHIIIPPIvFs.
The Taft Commission Instructed 10 Prepare a
Form of Civii Government.

w.spr~GroS. March IL 1t vas announced
to-day A. tho War department that special
irstructi lions have been sent tho Philippine
Com mi ssion 70 prepare its report 81 form
cf civil govern ment for tho Philippine al
auds Judge Taft Yesterday cahied The SEQ
retarv of Wa LlHt the CoUmi-sinn had he
run the preparation II this report When
con rlated II viii be mailed TO Washington
md on IL receipt 2 aofiCills will NJ ono" pre-
Isrc m" furu Of government Ia hc installed
II va. aCknow lodged TO-DAY thnt no form ~
.i,u government will 90 into operation until
"A Tor tho decision of the supreme Court az
10 tho relative status Of Porto Rico and tho
tinted State
Wtcth.r o. not the Philippine Commission
will he continued a. a hody also d@peuds
upon its report The commi ssion i now
t',iTirp the Glands on n vessel belonging 10
tho trans sport service. and daily sessions are
Icing Ncld for The puIpose ~ adopting a
,nr,,' nf go"einmsut Tho special iDstrlc-
lions from the secretary Cf Nar wcI" sent
come tine nCr A. a result of tho cHhlegram
frntp tho commission that the time was near
al hand for tho establishment n n CeneI al
|i,ii ccyernmeut N" fact that Judge Taft
had been H~tod to prepare a system Of gov
crtrr.cut vse rot admitted hy the officials,
however, urtil to-day
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PRO1 TOR'S MISSION TO ITBA.
"' viii lee ~, Personal Influence 10 secure
Approval Of tho Prc.id~nt's PoiicT.

''-H.S TO. March l3 senator Plat of
. .0'.f.r.t. ch 'rwan of tho CIn n EelIt'ons
700. to-day hal a conference with tho
-. .'a'r r' War. ~ which tie !ats~t rep rts
.n. .u"" Wood were discussed
.r d"r4r'urr n = motor. Proot : ana
N ,..t g. Havana wa al ~. ,oi about.
.'' % Ntf D"Uar'.|f NJ 'hHt senator
'-H.' "a 'S r - I, cub IN any onicid "a
.' II - "Np',t towrv r, & at h q
- fh NJ SOM Of tre 4 iaga'ss
.. %. 60 -'.YtIuu. Convent on, ior tre
I'D % OBJ l"rrer i..' - n them ~" Sir-
'--. '.o Pre-. d"u' /. ii- 30 "rt.ons -
.'.',. 'n' T. .oIe Il n - While Il / d.uiei
% y-.-. u'- the fho posi- on or he
H' ID p. .rtn"n', Pa .'ic"r~ "N rct mat he
D." l"'p",,r go nnu".C " IN
. .ti o. v'nt on and secure tleir
''.i ru rov & t... Pr"si tents policy
The sun., 1901-03-14
srv su4LIPox Casrs. OyE DEA1H.


Siy new casss of smallpox were reporte d
to the Board Of Health Yesterday. They were
Mildred CofT1ngsr. a baby. from i2o Palmetto
street and Mary Ssntev NJ lo2 Warren street
Brooklvm Michael crazy .. "A Els TWon-
tieth street, T. ward Den iel Of 32l East ven
t.riith .trert Manhattan, nho were removed
e. North Brother Island and George Allen.
2j wears old Of ?l4 West fortv-third street
Allen has recovered from the disease VIII
il m C-rnsn Of o7a East ls7th street died tn tho
hos ilal
Health Board ply ysici ans vacci mated io4i5
rersou~ last week. al Increase ~ about 2,oOo
over the average number vHccinated last
month
The sun., 1901-03-14
NJ RIDER iND STICIDE.
A veteran Kiis His wife at the Washin Ct on
soldiers Home and Then kiiis Himself.

WlsHINoroS. March ~ Margaret More
hiSor, young woman and daughter Of the
gatekeep to the soldiers Home. was muir
drr.i last night hy her discarded husband.
Charles Morchi~er, 81 years old. an inmate
~ tho home. who alters ard killed himself
The crime took place N the gatekeeper's
cottage which was occupied hy the womsns =
aged parent,
Mu.-nI>"r entered the house without the
inmates knowledge and vent to his wife'-
room He held an open razor In his hand
and as be- stcppsG into the room made quick
sash across hi. NIte's throat lie iuUe-
dIaiclv an from the cottage and into grocery
store ."ven blocks distant. He still had the
bloody razor. and with this he quickly gashed
hIs throat and ran into the street lie was
found by a citizen aud -"it to the Freedman's
Uo>pitAl where ho dled later
The sun., 1901-03-14
IEAT 4 BILL ~ STEALTH.
serious Charge Against IIeut."Gov. Gilbert of
Indiana and q Ninc Inspector.

TKRRK-HArrs. Ind March ia special
committee " the Indiana United Mire Work
ers reported 10 tho convention to-ds, that
State Mine Inspector fpperson. Lieut. Gov
u lhcrt and! others surreptitiouslv defeated
miners bill requiring the services ~
an axpert in firing ,hdrges ~ explosives
in mine. II was charged that this va done
n the b"he-t Of The oy"T atorS' lobby Some
ona 4aii ths' both Fpl-r-on and Gilbert
hnppsnoi 20 He Ia he ,ity and a con- Wittee
wont in search Of them EpDerson was
found leaving town but promised :" appear
tomorrow Lieut. -tiov Gilbert wa not
found
The operators and miners viii come to-
cethnr tomorrow 10 S'-n the wears scale.
aud II Ia thought The miner point- 0f dlf"r-
enCa will soon he settled
The sun., 1901-03-14

NEw HAVEN. Conn. March II - When VIII
Ha'n ! Kyla agnd about - wears. called upon
Ms Aurio Chord. his sweetheart, nj her homs
in New Milford conn q week ago she left
word for the Won man thAt their engage
men' was broken OF She went 10 Spring.
neid Ma to get avav from her lover
la-t"rdar he followed h"r there 10 hear from
IIri Sha told MIN 81 frankly and then he
returned ncr watch that Il" had boon wearing
for several months. kNle went back to
New tlford. -loi himself Just below the
heat md l. now in a diving condition in Grac"
Hospital IN thi- city attended hv his sister
who l. a NUTS there
The sun., 1901-03-14
FREE FIGHT ~ Wall STREET.
curb Rroker, Tried to Protect n Pedier and
Messenger Dovs Tit Back.

4 set-to between messeuser boys and
curb brokers amused Wall Street Yesterday
afternoon 4 pcdler with handcart full
Of oranges was the cause of II
A gang II hovs despite his frenziod efforts
were .te.liug his fruit at 4 lively rate and
some of the outside brokers trading nearby
intorfcred 10 protect him There were many
bows, however. and in the melee the cart
left
The curb brokers are mostly vigorous
young men aud when the cart was over
were struck and the boys. who now swsrmed
from Ill directions, hit back H. n" Gsht
~ ,'onocmdn appeared uHtil after it was all
The sun., 1901-03-14
4 ,rn,l student Dies After an Opcrat ion.

lru,,hN y March ~ u Grant. 4
pouII4r member uf ~" -uphuiuor" class 81
,nrn,4, ulyrr.,t,. dird la a." 'nru" lnhrm-
.,... TODAY a- Q result Of an operation to re-
move a AIln,n H." wHs q victim al BrI. TT :
a.. "a... aui ~ va ih"IIAl u-c"s-dr, to
I,I!prm M" operation Grant resided ia
iiarr. VI uud Wis u grad AZ" Of Tn" nj
,.,r,ity II vermont bu ia" GdN Of ! l. death
d. was -,p,'ly - wears II AZ" lr came
ia cornell To- .'.rd. veterinary science
The sun., 1901-03-14
>cb,osk, 20 rLnish Train Robbers Severely

rr>,oIM. Sob, March ~ A. the request
of of'Nrr7sIrood companies. which hl"" suNcrrd
severely 90 the pd-' two years from ira n
rorhor.r- tho senate to-drr unssed lil
proy ding for severe PUNISHMENT Of sufh
,rln.- Il pro, ,dyS iWpri-ormept in the
papIf"r'lnrv fo~ ~" or for any 'airn not 'o.~
ihun trn v"ti. uulo se death shall on-uc an
.. count oi the holding up Of train. N VIII, n
,u-r the person C0mlui''iNg 'h" crime shall
hp deemed guilty of murder in the first degrno
IN. hIil - assured " -l'o'I'N passage In the
lIt.E.
The sun., 1901-03-14
EyGLANDS SVBNARINE BOATS.
as OF an Improved Holland Type
First to lie ! sunChed in May.
Special Caslc D,pa'ch to THE sUS


LoSDoS, March is-1ho Nickers-MaItm
Company, which has bought the sole right
TO build Holland submarine boats outside Of
the United states. IL constructing at Barrow
in-Furncss the boats Of that type mentioned
IN the naval estimates. II j. expected that
the first boat will be launched IN MAY
Tho boats are described as an improved
Holland type They will hc 60 feet long and
will have a speed Of 10 knots on the surface
and from tos knots when submerged Each
boat will have five torpsdoas and carry crew
Of seven men.
The sun., 1901-03-14
Arm, aud NsSy orders.

WASHINGTON. March 10 Thee army ord''s
r,y- ls'u '-su-C
FttuF Parker, iluh Aysl.N NiuIhu -. Sls, ig ith
'e'nIr, and IIrArG Niu,teNsrt. 1Vcnty tAitc IN.
t.ntr' ,n Ns,t Point iOf examination iuT promotion
Gsm IAin.cr g. Wood. iNciiA u.aitfl lHst
tI,ul t-rtf y charlie. 1rUtu Infantry, ana llt-t
ii,w Z uInAs Irdtcc. I Hih Ia'hhif}, to t"Tt
NstidIGu Tor sNsnlih;iun Tor piunuil|u
itr.t + ct. Thomas Ryan. ! oti'th Infantry. lion
orahiv dl-rlaf.ri
The sun., 1901-03-14
Ftftv Gases ~ yaTioioid In q Small Town.

WILMINGTON. Del, March 10 There are
fnv cases of varioloid in Seaford. Sussex
county, whioh has a population of 200. II
T. not of vr,ilent type. and there has only
been one death The Wilmington Method st
Episcopal Conference ~ 10 hold its anuua al
meeting in Seaford next week, but the state
Board Of Health will advise the selection Of
another town or postpnnement OF tho con-
axnrG
The sun., 1901-03-14
william '. Nailo, Of McIchester III

WHITE iLAiNs Y, March ~ Word
was received her" to-day That former Sheriff
" .iIun \ Nalo. Wa critically ~ ~ uIcl-
Iuonia ~ the tr!on Hotel At TROY. Mr
Mnlloy : one Of the he "-known Iolticiaus
ia lcnubliCan Iol,tlos u N"-ttEc or county
|, was Understood that he would run for NiN or
Of New Nochelle next fall
The sun., 1901-03-14
FRENCH IBMARINE BOATS.
Twenty three Of Them Included In the Naval
Programme.

PANS. March ~ IN" Admiralty an
nounces that the construction " n protect cd
cruiser of 1850 tons displacen er', with a
speed of % knots an hour will he cor'rnrnced
~ Toulon at once Three Subudr.U" boats
Of the most improved stvle ar" alSY 10 he
built thero Immediately Tweltv additional
submarine boats, eieven torpedo boats, ten
torpedo boat destrovers and an ironcisd will
follow in short order.
The sun., 1901-03-14

Arsri~. Tex, March ~ President r F.
Yoakum - NJ" - LON. AMI san Franc. 90
RaIiWH" Company was her" TODAY lie
Yesterday iu .dp q irip over tn" Fort Worth
and Rio Grar,l" EaiiTond. - hi,h runs from
Tnrf North o. b.pvuwo"d. I"N q diStanc" Il
lll 'uilc. tie HdrGlt'"d mat n"Cnt ions tr.
prrdIug for tho yIrrtt-e "r control Of tho
tnri " urfh and Rio GrINdo hv ia" - Louis
uut san Francisco u the deal L. '.dIr the
former will D.. "Nf'ud"l south, prontuly t.
San Antonio, "a dI-tanc" of about w" hundred
The sun., 1901-03-14
Rejected Lover Tried suicide.

wrvsTrp. Conn. March n -Becauss he
was lifted hy Miss ANA Chord. Of Springfield.
Mass William Kevl". aged 80. shot himself
nj New Milford Yesterday. after having
returned iov. tokens - Miss Chord He
aimed at h- heart but IN" bullet penetrated
an inch below. causing what Is believed to
ha a fntal wound hev,e was taken to Grace
Hospital, ~ New Haven
The sun., 1901-03-14
Movement, Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHISGroS. March l9 Tho ha'tcship
Wisconsin has sailed from san Francisco for
Nnydalcna B7v. Mexico, =" try her guns
t'rnu,ratury TO goli < to the A-inflc station
mo cruiser New Orleans and the collier Nam
nan have sailed FROM NagisIki for Woosti <.
- sort of stnr ghHi The tugs N0havk
aan',I N'hnai, have irr,vod at Norfolk
The sun., 1901-03-14
Andrew u. Green III.

Andrew II Green is III AT his country
house at Green Hill. Worcester H. wont
there a week ago suffering from a severe
cold and has been IN b"d ever sinC" \
OF Park avenue. 70 tho ercct that he was a
little better
The sun., 1901-03-14
New Treatment for Pneumonia.


!sr~c,dl CdNi' D,sreirh IN THE suN.
PARIe March IA DIR T,lamon. one of the
phvsictanS at the Buchat Ho,Iital. announces
the ,ucc~.' ful treatment Of nsnmonia by in
jecting nti-iip'theritc serum
The sun., 1901-03-14
Washington IIvervman Commits Suicide.

WASHINGTON March IL --Johnw Kelleyer.
n well-'o-do liverynan ~ this city, com
,ni,-nd suicide this afternoon at his residence
by shooting himself Ia tho head with a re-
t,l..r Il l"'lth l, -uppo. ed 80 he ths
cause for -cli-drstrucuon lie was 81 years
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