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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-29

they practiced law with much sue
cess
Maurice Thompson was versatile in
his natural gifts, for he was success
full not only as lawyer, but also in
politics and as a lecturer. let never
has he struck quite so high a note as
in his latest book, alice of Old Vim
cennes."
We have here a remarkably strong
book dealing with the romantic history
of the old French trading post and
other incidents connected with the his
tory of the american revolutions 1t
will be surprise to many intelligent
readers to know that the town of Vim
cennes was founded nearly 200 years
ago. and that it is the Oldest town in the
state of Indiana. The French founded
a mission here in 1902, and they also
erected a fort at later period. Its
first settlers were all French, In the
year l77Q Gen George Rogers Clarke at
tackled the fort and captured it from
British garrison. Gen. Clarke also
captured THE commandant of the fort.
Coy Hamilton, who was charged with
the serious crime of melting the In
dams to attack the few settlements in
the territory There is not i'm all Amer
lean revolutionary history more strill-
ing incident than Gen. Clarke's cap
ture Of the fort He had but 200 men
and the capture of The fort was deed
of wonderful daring and military Skill
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-29
a Rabbi, connission.r.

ThersiStalkiD Kansas Ofappointing
. rabbit commissioner for The stats.
the reason being that 10000 pounds
Of jack TSbbii meat goes 10 waste an
nuAllY n Ns Dlals.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-29

Not SO Common in the Streets o. Large
Cities az Formerly.

course Of time, said a cigar dealerto
a Washington Star reporter.
"rwenty years ago in front ofevery
cigar store in The large cities stood
the silent emblem Of The tobacconist's
calling, the wooden Indian, holding
ipvitingly in his right hand bundle
Of cigars or a bunch Of tobacco leaf
If a man wanted to find a cigar store
his eye wandered mp and down the
street in search Of the wooden warrior
The wooden image gave way to the
more elaborate figure Of the untu
tored red man of cast iron. and now,
sad, though true be the fact, the fer
ruginous cast is being rcIegated to the
junk shop.
There are only Few of these I'M
ages left in Washington, and in my
trips TO other cities have noted their
disappearance to considerable ex-
tent Why it is SO J cannot say, I'M
less it is that the tobacconist Of to-
day is too tired to roll his warrior out
Fin the morning and pull him back at
night, if he takes such good care of
him.
"Hhe Indian is an appropriate en-
5 blem for the tobacconst, but it can
! not be said that red and white
striped pole surmounted by a blue
! ground with stars is appropriate to
t the BARRIERS trade, as The nationaAeol-
$ ors have nothing to do with that bust
ness 1t is purely an arbitrary as
sumption of an emblem, the origin Of
e which | never saw satisfactorily ex
planned.
. "Hhe druggist Of to-day does not
: display his emblem Of mortar and
n postal with such frequency as Of old.
e Now that they have gone so extern
r. sively into the notion and toilet ar
, ticle trade perhaps the association Of
:, the pill mixer is rcpugnant to the
- compounders Of prescriptions.
"When Maiden lane. i'm New York.
marked the limits of the retail trade
district OF the metropolis on some
taIors signs would be seen the em-
bIem OF lamb suspended i'm sling
Of cloth fled at the ends. This APP
atocmhI,m WOODEN goods was
brought from England, where it is to
beeeyn now ttlqucut,Fupou the signs
of thcduuyr- and .ai.or SHOPS The
rn,,-. sans. .......I.....l.....
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-01-29
A veaseI win ! Ilt.sorv.

The duke of Ahruzzi has given his
exploring vessel Stella PolaTe, 10 the
Italian navy. IL will be stationed at
spezia and kept aba souvenir .Oe the
Mln
The sun., 1901-02-18
COITWBIt EOiS O> me STAGE.
Their Annual Theatrical Performances to
Begin This Evening.

The students "f Columbia | University vii
begin their annual theatrical performances
az III" ,aru-gl" Iy'"um Tonight and will
continue 10 appear Throughout the week
IN a musical extravaganza called -PrluC's.
Proud As usual m" work = original with
th" siud,u'- t"orGc sanford Parsons ~
the law -,no"l has written both the score
aud IA" lhr,tio with IN" assistance uf Adrian
Russell Allen m the latter part 0i 'h" work
Nr Parsons Is "sldrut Of ~" tyerSllv
Gl-r club. and SOM Of his melodies have
already u"CuW" popular ~ ia" university,
whrr, they have h,'ru rehrar-"d 10y the chorus
for SDms 'lu.r Among ih" Numbers 'Nd'
mr.. u.u,' uupuiH' ar" tlUdy,' rHgtine
u.lodv. q iupIril song. We Never Do such
1lns- ~ that. and n sentimental tenor
solo called Mistress tIrl
\ long i.,' Il N"w ork women, well known
,r eo,I"ty, hH," volunteered 10 RC' a. patron
cs~cS FOR Ia" performance. which VIII hc
given later In Rtoohlyu, lOnker- and N<rious
uclghhuriug town. " usual, IA" pruiii'
oi ~" entertainments will 90 To he college
athletic funds
princess Proud" deals with the adven-
,ur.- Of htrU Huiy'UF. ruler Of IA" kingdom
80 \uwhrrc-lu-la who has not been
ahl" 70 smile TT wears and has offered u r"-
ward 10 duvhudv who can succeed in making
him laugh He offers, also, the hand ut hls
daughter To ihI- sam" lcrsOu The eNnrfS
Of her ~Uitors 'o ANUS" M" KING and the Dis
,oiniiilIro 81 Hll but IN" on" she loves provide
the fun Of the "NtrtVHgGuI1
The sun., 1901-02-18
IHP SItIE pRI>O
snpt 'oiIin. ,tge. the ,cntraiiIing NJ Al
Prison HuiIding, at D,nncmors.

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....,...'...,.. ,,, ., -
we '' ''.' q. Us ''"> '''' ''"'' u r''' w
'"' 'ThH'.iS '' Hi prison. ''tNIhIN ~ bhhNr-
mora ,yH.f, Clinton HrI-su I~ now located
~ I.. ..-.t. o.. ., {, d.. .u.. p,
- N''''.-' "IT"d "' N''' '"'""- "l
the stat" Prisons Department In ht~ annual
report 90 be submitted tp tUr Legislature
9, ,..,,,. ,t.,t, ttl. ,., ,,,,.,,,i..,, D.,
''-"'''''N ''''' ''''' ''' '''' '''''''"" -
not ONLY mad" because Va" hlIdluss at sing
sing and Auburn are ont Of date out for III.
-, 49,, n..,,-.,.,,- , ,'.lt,,- ,...,,,,, -.
i'"~'" '''' '"''''''> '' "'''"'N '""'' y"
saved "a ddHlh. .s'Ihu"h ana ih" purchasing
n' supplies ~ ,our~r MIR Culun, believe,
...,...,, .., ..,,. ..,.. j. ,t., ,,, ,,,.,.
Wv ~ '"' w." =" us '''''N - '.'' ''''''
and %" declares thdl " demands prompt
rs .rf a. the hands - the Lex -lHturc
>.,I, an ,..,r.,,,,,,,,,,. ..,.,,.,- l,,. ,oo,
'"'' o., '''V ''c" 80
'hhNifl l'h Wv ''l'''ii '''''i' "I'' '''' -u-
The sun., 1901-02-18

pr } " Iln-cv. director ~ the Vermont
laboratory OF HycIcuo and the states most
conspicuous medical specialist. died at lli
home In Burlington, VI Yesterday of "" "hrnl
meningitis lie was born IN Windsor. N'.
on Nav 20. ISlp lle graduated from the
University OF Vermont IA 1854. AFTER
,.,r'- practice N. went SO New York and was
appointed Instructor IA clinical t,ruscoW
M III" New York Post Graduate Medical
school and Hospital. and year later was
made director uf the Ahoraturl,- of histology.
pn'h"loSv and ha',"r"l%sN d"ins in 'd,u,
tn, Pres TOY terrain hospitals In lNRu b" wen
e. Rrrliu and took "A cuut~" IN biCt"rulogN
under Koch \CI'n Il" wen, 10 t'crm1uN
~ rrprr-ru'HttN" tor IN" New York Post
graduate school to Obtain som" of ho,h's
lymph Coming bach I" New York b." cuv"
'nc iIr,t address on III" l'mph treatment for
tuhrrruIo>is m the Academy of Medicine hr-
',rn 'hr Medical society ~ the county ui
\rw York Iu,cr h" was mad" Professor of
rntholpyv and haCtrrIulucN IN ia" I nINprstty
~ Vermont His greatest work Wa IN CON
nr,,iou with III" uphuldlns Of ~" Vernon,
nprurd small laboratory for ~" examination
ni cultures for suspected dhphihcra ,gsce nUi
,yrhoid fever. ond year later the stat"
created hac,cuolog,oal hh!ra'ory. placing
l,r Iln-lcy ~ is head since 'hat time
II ri specimens of food prnlu''~ aud casc' ~
rnuta uior, aut INFECTIONS disease, have h,"u
examined. II" leaves a wii" one son ana ono
daughter
T,hrrt Flovd Jones d,~i at the Park Avenue
ntt,l Yesterday he Nd- ftiN on 81
: lSl: IN the humcstrsd a. tur' \cCk Suuth
nvstrr HaV which Wa huIit hrfur" the R",u-
uiiou ON land bought from va" indians mora
than two centuries H.;o lie was ~" Npung-
c.t son 80 iho late Cen Thomas flo' .lou.-
srd brother ot ~" ate out toy David
T. Eloyt-Ioucs II" devoted hiS cnrlv ''arS
~ iarmlns and raising In" tto'i us hnrs's
nv tha recent death ~ BENJAMIN Silhlunu,
Mr. EloNd -.fuucs became the oldest ~urVlN-
ing ch-moinl"r o' ~" Assembly, u" WRs
in the Assembly, IN lN,5. wNcu every member
from tho ci'v O' Now York was native
Amrrican NJ TloVd-lorrs thUn represented
Mo Whuln ~ pu"eus county llr was R.,tu
, pleu,l,nr ~ Assembly IN ls77 aud 49, Ne
Wa D"mpCrai ne l"H,r% 'e\"n ,.hildt"u
and A WIDOW. who was Miss Ell.ahc'h Morrison
smith daughter of th~ lat" Jeremiah smith
of New NotN. and t. whom d" was married
IN -?
Cot WILLIAM n Stevarsou. who noS nern
rrnuiurut iu railroad cir, lo" IN No krslHld
di"d Al hi, r"sdcuc" IN BrGs"' or. Conn
Yesterday, of cerebral meuiu.I' cot
Stevenson was hurn IN frdk"Io'' q
Nalr. ~, Twenty 1--we vrnt. ago lu
entered tho employ of tho New iorh, NV
Haven and Hartford Raroad n" Dd
Ntur.d raI IDLY aud was made SUI "riht"udrrt
- tho New Work division Ni"TNt'd he
became gcuCrnl manager of IN" li"u-n'oi.Ic
~ stem aud whom itS lines N"rr nll-urt"u -
the ,ou-oldvicd h" retired Il" WHe q mem
hor 81 bON Ngll'r- Ian a;d h''i various
Offices IN tho tuuu"uuCu' NHilnrnt tNArl
In 1854 he was .lr,'rl Griud Master ul th"
Grand udro ~ odd Irlluvs. aud IN Na-ouIv
had reached the tiirtS -srCoId degree ~"
l,nyrs = Y lduw and three ,hl.dr"n
The sun., 1901-02-18
RErORT ON 'H,RIIIrs
~ the stat. 'hsr'ie. ,d Poor 't' ssppli,.
I've Ui.sts,efui ,Im.hou,s.

D.. ..r, .. Hat.'. .i.rf .IUdr'n occupies
o. large Irr' Off '... -I.t,. .' l., I''U.u Report
of fne ~',r, ,.rr'... '.I N--", r'Ipu 'n o."
N.tri n' ~t'r tN,r.'.-. ..-f mad" I.u'I.
I.' H-.H,Hf.u 100 ls- '.ri l'rr.l...u'
fr", hYr,'- 10 ,tfrl..u ,'I". r"i families '.-
-N't-Hr' ,t.U'"p. u"tr.' aH OF Wlofu U.rs
received ''.u g.ha. ai'' 81. ur INSTITUTIONS.
nud Do. .."r. .-"i , tr"'Ii -upor,t-Iuu over
'i"-'' ,...utrn. u- Wei, H- over 'hu~" IIr. "d
u.' l.rty '', pr'. ,i'.. trur ard % fll', =
f.'..n' O.. .UI'r .S't-sL 4 r.Ls ih" year
Ia" i--',..,'. .'n -N.- "l iN" Department ui
The sluplr- ul me drpsrruer' during
fur past '"Hr uty" uu' h'ru -u ,tt., ,fuCiurN
800 -uuI. rr-p"'l- %, iti been inI"l I''
food supplies have "n 90" whole" h""t, iH.,.
'hr n"I'r ang ~" uuk ulv" cont u.td 10 u'
u' "N.''rn' quality and Do compliant, nat~
'o,'u i..,Ir = 90" quantity. the egg, la,"
t.t' hr-u uniformly fr"-h IT, som" II 49,.
.Urs" hospitals ~" clothing supplies htv"
',-.u tutJrlut'" H- 20 quantity and Inferior
,rp,tofs ant p'Nvr articles fuI ward u-''
itv" h'.'n very In ,.t''e eit''orN N" nun her
'Hr' lu' h'"'r sl"a'Iy red ,'"d i4rins 'h"
i,.,.-.iIrs i-N N"ur- I'r Chang" wa- com
i.r',.i "arl, IN iouu and hs. resulted m srcat
imuro,"'U"'' nrj Will "a" Hr" convinced.
r... .l' .nN great saving & money
Iho ,r..",' needs IN the department o'
punll.t b. ,rl'i"- ~" - follows
u~s Harlem hospital
Irrr ncs nurse, homes one Al ,s- city 10,
y'ta. one ~ lsndAlNN Island and M. at tn. AIMS
lU.s'
N.ut.Mr quarters ipt employee, Al all the instltr
t.u~
csUdftu
4 ruuva'ssr,nt hospital
lhe WAITING vlrd' for tho maternity
..r,l.r ~ IN" Cl'v Ito, pi'al - tn a d=sraccful
condition. and no human hriug- should D."
rrgfIrrd 80 nv" tor even a few weeks IN such
uI-rttblo quarters
Tie a,~triaupu-' committees report on
all the alw~ huu ,,~ - ia" SiH'" IN" putrhrs4
county alm-huu~' Il -rurrd Ns 'uu" uf the
poorest lu" l~i"i county HNuNhou~r ~
unnecessarily oVrrorowd'd becars" ia" uNi-
rlnl- and their families occupy too much
uf thr room. Male and female pauper- are
not properly s.Jara'-d aud dis -srucrful i'm
morality has "Ni-t'd saratoga. Livingston.
Of-rgu. - Lawrence and Cortland ar" AMONG
the other ,puuiI"~ whose RimShuu-Ds ar"
CritcI2.d Ia many counties ih"i" have been
great Improvement
The sun., 1901-02-18
TINING wars FOR TTNNFT WORK q
some nions Demand Too Nuch. tho g. ]" u
Decides.

.a ,.''-r Fedrrl'"i { ri"n spent 'ht"e
f....- .n-'.rl1v d.~,u~-iug n" rN'ro wages
o.. ." a..rrl"d B., certain unions fer ""'"
.. obi. r.'d lrusrt tunnel William
.Ir.r. .Hulr..u o' a '"u,Iu.''"" 40 "iu'"d
.. .-. .,i ,.r." 20 some Rgr'"Iu'it WIN
... -.H ...rrra,furS a. tu whsss tor all ir"
'.r- r.,. .r.-.u'"i ~ N" tunnel work, said
'.. n... ,..'ra,'"r- wanted to hhN" s"ir"
..,r .',.a ,.r' tho uui"u men would h'"r
b.. .- ...r....r' h-tur" they DISCHARGED "it
........'. r.H HEY "'r" wiling :" u'--
t.'-~ ra" Ilt'er provided th"S w"r" sur"
..tr .." .'..u men Woutd not l"t'" fh"lu
'. t..,. af'-rwhrd III" 'utuhlil""
.. ... s.- very much Handicapped uE
....... u' .igl"u' shown 10y r"lt'-'uf1-
... .. rr~ .'lpns. especially III" h"G -
..,.r. ...'. u".ot!atIuu~ were IN pruRr"~.
.. "'..,.. ..t.l 'li' Ia" Demands ~ n" p'!"
.. a.,r .rI IpioT- W"r" 40 Aigh That il"
..ff.. .f.r- would not consider them They
N.,. r"tarl"l nHck TO thu pipecaikors and
r'H.
A.. '. ~" sho-ers, said ORrien. they
ID ..r..I 90" grlon wages nom 2? b" -
> . .. sIb during ia" u"suia'pns Thor
."."'. .p'ilr' Wu-, 10 say IN" least. nm
t.G....'.
10. demands of N" house shor"rs ror"
.'"' r,'.rrrd h.,rt 20 'hrir union FOR recon
ir.'.. ~" decision Of tho engineers
" t'1.rj g. 30 e day was approved
The sun., 1901-02-18
Ii,KAWt>Nt RlIIROaD TROt BIES.
inginecr' and Tiremcn Dissatisfied over the
RIVE Regarding Promotions.

H.r.,1u>. Pa. F"b Il. \ long standing
s'0't,." uf 3D." frrm"u and engineers on
p" In savanna Railroad will b" brought
% 20 .r.-.- 'nr, week When President Irues-
'." at',,d with MS men with r"irrrnc" 10
'"."ts"'Vo wears Hgo thcr" was also an agree
'."H' rr"ru.ug promotions Tins was that
Tor sy"-y 'Vp rromotIrns from VA" ranks
OIL. nowpar, should b" ~ liberty tn make
"r" 'ru'. rg'-ld" Both engineers and lire
."' ...'rI 80 this Tn" men hnve long
'"'' '".'I'~- under tins rul" and say Tint
~ 's'r. .rpwolion from IA" ranks 'h"r"
.1'" h.'u 'Hp from IA" OutSla"
r.f.'r r..a tgu II Wg- drcld"d hv engineers
''' ''.. .'p fo act and IN" grl"vHuc" COM
."" ..f."i tn" matter h'ioi" General
N..'''.'. .''.n' clark" without avail 50
''.... Master sargent of thr brotherhood
...." o. Ilr"fu"n was SOM Tor ana ~
..'"'.fr .f 'lciu"n held her" TODAY o. Was
o. ..' 'Nl' an appointment h1- been
N.. ... VI Ntrr"aut to 500 General Super
... .... .rE" M thI- city toward the end
... ..., .fo dIs>Hti-N"d and viii insist
. 'H' ..I'- b" uIud" iwp"rHly" 'h"t uu
.t'H'0t system al promotions br
The sun., 1901-02-18
DEAD BOy " t> TNPTi BtRRFL.
Crswied In the Place while Lost 10 Secure sheI-
ter From the toid.

Bosrov, Feb T. TAcb 'dv of James Mona
han. tho o!pye0-y"ar-o.i bow who di~ap-
poaroi from hl- HON" IN Cambridge on Feb
4 vas found to-day IN an omIty harrri ia
tho rear col tho trv~'rl ~rrluy starch factory
nj N,irrtDwu III" ho' ~ Id''I'Iv ~ frozen
,n dr,'h, r- ~" bod, tuv "ur"l NJ in tie
h,rrrI a. though p" Lad ,rcIr li'o II and gone
A. loon The medical "Nu'uIu.r tiuuKs lint
tpl"4T"I
''Th" hny'. father la- been omploved ~
tro W,rrr'oVr Hr-'ual ami ~" lad was IN
,f. habit - carving lI- dinner 10 him ON
Nouda, I.h 1. D." doll,"r"d N" dinner 10
nj. father aud ir"u disappeared II -
innrrn' TIA on hi, WV homo he stole 4
ln Ia.' his N,v aud when r.ch' came sought
shelter In tho barrel
The sun., 1901-02-18
WI>TER-WORy CRAFT IN
One skipper Dead Of Iaudanum Taken to Quiet
His >epes

\ hcs' Of helat-d liners and freiS Shters,
mostly from ports across seas, brought in
Yesterday yarns of rough wrath.r on the
Atlantic
The ir.ighter Laura, from Hamburg on
Jan - pu' into Halifax 10 r"ilentsh her
hunkrrs She vas damaged about the decks
md th, nerves Of her sKlpp"r CAPT \ Il.
Ndntr. were 80 badly shaken hy inCesSnnt
duty that h" was uuahl" 10 sleep lie took
nu uv.rdu-. 81 laudauum to induce sleep
and died on Feb II. tho dav hcior. the ship
unt to Halifax where h" was buried Seaman
Peter Olsen died on saturday from natural
cau..s The Laura l. detained NJ QUarantln"
hero pending an autopsy I" determine tho
cause Of Olsen death
Tho critic ~ IA" Arrow line wHs more than a
month yrttlug from liundae Sh" was forced
into Halifax for coal, after burning all her
dunnazo to keep steam m
IN. funtahrlle nf tho Quehec line from
West Indian ports, vas ssventy-'wo hours
I'm hurricane weather Seas came aboard,
smashing ih" after companion waN, ana
nondirg the saloon. mail room and store room
The sun., 1901-02-18
FIVE FLATS BTRNED orr.
Doctor =. Beiow Them Drowned out In q Three
Hour Right Win = stubborn Hiaye.

IN. Nremeu had "A thr""-hour Job Yesterday
afternoon IN putting out fiat -hous" fir" M
llG West iuyd street Tn" FIR" started ~
Morris i Eitiu- apart meii- on tho second
Nuur aud cr"pt up To ia" iiith moor ttr ough
tho team piI" holes spreading out Ia each
rat ~ i went -Four families Wcr" burned
on; and pr : l. Ellison, who's" homo and
ulic. were on ~" first nopr was dro nod ont
What llr didu' los" 10y water Wd~ smashed
hy IA" fan of the ,"Iiluc ~ .
',"i rm''ugf I Ice. . -"v ~ .-v"tr-old ivll
War veteran, Who lived on IN" fhii n""i.
hohllri duwu~tuIr~ on hi- Cruichr~ through
the -uukc Ia" families 81 Joseph naTsoOs,
u \ Robertson and David Morris. tw"lv"
n,rsons an told and monty women and chill
drnu. came down ~" TIRE escape with the
assistance of ~" Ladder men oi Truck -
The damage to ia" building was tj,nl
The sun., 1901-02-18
tDRIPT O< Ng FiOF
Men were E-ing Carried Ou' with tide wh~~
Bos imam Rescued Them.

Frederick kRm~iv. who lives a. seventy
eighth straet near Fourth avenue. Brooklvn,
and George Fulton. who was visiting him.
tri-d me ic" Yesterday ~ the foot ~ fightv-
SIXTH street. and finding II rrm. veu'ur"i
out upon y suddenly the ic" parted and
m" pieo" on which the men stood began 10
move northwest with ~" It'd" I b" Ic" kept
hrcnklrg ~ az the edges and a." flo" soon
hacnrua % small thai thu men were obliged
t. huddl" together in the centre To- prevent
II from tipping over when near Raw Ridge
nv.uu. ihav were seen 10y Gus FarUtn. q
hoattuun. who. with 'h- assistance ot police
man launched a hpa' " hen the Two men
ver. taken "a the Ice they were locked IN =
close embrace
The sun., 1901-02-18
THF STMNERTIIID 'HTR'R


The ff'teth anuiNct-ary of the Surm-rfeld
Nothodis' Episcopal Chur,h. Washington and
Green. avenues. Br"uhl'n. was celebrated
Yesterday Tho church wus decorated with
flowers ani palms. H." l.cN Her "rt W"lch,
"a former pastpr. now 81 Mlddl"''vr Conn.
led "A lnya feast srrNIr" NJ O'Clock m n"
morning IT," anniversary sermon VA
preached hy tho E"v. nr '. VI. Buckley Ht
~. morning srrvIcr~ IN the afternoon there
vn- "A platform u'"iIuE. Al which th"pas'or.
the Rev Dr John Eh"y Thompson. presided.
Tho Rrv VI l.. IHi' '"ndu"trd ~" tpworth
/ ruvt. vrSpor services a. = 90 O'Clock and
I'm Tho evening tho Kcv. pr /. = Frost ot
baltimore. a former pastor. delivered tho
srrnon ON Tuesday evening reception
will he giyon 10 the pastor.
The sun., 1901-02-18
BROOKIyv CHrRcH os YEARS Old.
The "Mother of Methodism" in Wiiliam,burs
Has Had SiNtN.six Pastors.

Tn. South second street Methodist Church
Society, williamsburg. known rs tho vi ith"r
of Methodism," celebrated its ninetv-nfth
anniversary Yesterday Williamsburg was u
farming section W hen the society was organ
iyrl In lSIH ont Of the society have grown
the central. South Third street, North ftfth
Street and the - Johns Methodist churches
OF the Church'- SiNtv-slN pastors oniV seven
nro alive For the anniversary Yesterday
there wn- special music tn. Rev br I u
Ncrlv preached at IN" morning service and
In the evening the Rev Dr James Montcom-
rrv the Presiding ilder OF the district, and the
Row Dr L. q Pardlnsion. ia" pastor OF tho
church. spok"
The sun., 1901-02-18

A. Yesterday, meeting "f IN" Central
Labor I uipn. Dc"-;u'" Lu-k of the EuplT"
Labor cub. 80 which ~" drivers and sweep
.r- IN the street cleaning Department be-
long reported TINT his organization had
rrepared a bill which It was hored would
hs n--ed AT This session Of N" Legislature
IL provides for extra pay for overtime and
Sundsy work Under II street cleaners viii
receive overtime pay for all work over iori>-
eight hours a week The G. l.. L. passed .
resolution indorsing the bill
The sun., 1901-02-18
WIPE GAVE mn tVti.
ncNaiIy ouarreilcd with Tier and Vow Me-
He'd for Illegal Rrgi.,ration.

John !. NcNalv. n st"nosrapher Of ~
Fast laC'h street. found out Yesterday In thu
Harlem police court that II isn't wise tp
pick u quarrel with ones wife McNallv
md ms " Iir have not lived together for
srNcral months II" went - her home,
's31 Turd avenue, on saturday night. and
h,C,u nbisiur her 81" called a police
i..u and lad him arrested Yesterday shs
trId Nugi~trat" ,rHu" mat Yer huSnailo was
wanted for Illegal I"gls'ra'lou and that
vnrriut hud been ISSUED 'ur him some time
before election 10y on" of Nupi Nct ullaghs
deputies Mc\allv WIS rrniard"d until TODAY
20 give N,Culluch hu 'ppp!tuU.tN to sppcBr
against him
The sun., 1901-02-18
SCHOONER ABavDOysD ~ THE ICE.
Revenue Cutter Dallas Takes charge
Found Ashore.

The revenue cutter Dallas. Capt. Smith.
which has been Distinguishing her-elf Tor the
last several days assisting ice-imrrisoncd
vessels n the fas' Eiycr and Sound 10 ssfe
nurhoravo ioNcd the schooner I nCe .Ios
10 'Itv I.lund yesterday. capt Smith sHNs
hc found her fast IN ihe Ice near IN" Stepping
Ston.- Il lsN'h"u-", With - on" '"ard. We put
n crew from ia" cutter In thc nh ndoncl fore
nrd-nftrr Later VA" sllUIcr oi the u,l" Joe
ouuaarcd A. ,Irv Island aud snid b" had l"ft
nor n charge of Two men who lad abandoned
her n the vaNl. taking ih" ships papers with
Them tlois looking for the mon NsRuw hll"
| note Sau, r"ur"-"nted b. capt Smith. has
charge Of iho Inrle l0o
The sun., 1901-02-18
no, NtDg NSt>E nv FuI.


Ausust Braun 10 wears old vss -"nS
on the RATING ~ -tsrWaY IN the school
Lous. attached 80 the German Lutheran
,nur,h. IN bench street, Stepietun. staten
lsI4rJ duriUs the uru.r.s- ~ m. SUNDAY
school. Yesterday morning when d" .ue' Ll-
balance aud fell lie bounded nom rII-
INK tr railing down thr"" stories aud ~ fu'k
Uf ms head ou tho cement basement moor
Ihr Young man Wa Ir-"n-llde Tor 'hT""
h,ur- When lee Wa brought round he We
vlu.ru'IN insane Ia" physicians who ~
lrudrd uiu sad hI- skull WAS not fractured
The sun., 1901-02-18
Cable Car I'psets an Am buiance.

While backed up in front Of is6 Lexington
avenue las, night an ambulance from ~.
Nincen's Hospital was struck 10y Cabl"
car and upset James Nugeut, IN" driver
was knocked m his seat and bruised Nn
influenza patient who had Just been put in
'hr ambulance was not inluf"!
The sun., 1901-02-18
Coroner xucca'. BalIo In n a. chera.

The annual masquerade ball OF the Fraterna
Association, Of which Coroner yucca is ~
prominent member. will be given tomorrow
night at the Grand central Palace The two
grand masks Of the night Will be emble-
mstic Of the Republic of Venice and Italian
Art,
The sun., 1901-02-18

10 Prevent the GRIP.
l''a'v. Bono Sunine removes the esuN ds
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-09
Wie bic 6uupe.

Brigade @eneral Bel, Der biSberies
GOmmanoeur bes fibliden Tbeilss bon
Guson, il in Waibineion ansefOmmen.
@r periibert, baB minbeitenS Elm Sehftel
Der mdnnlibeh 8epDlteIun8 Der Suisl
tpdbrenb ben lesten swei Sabren set6ctet
purbe, ODER Dem 5ieber erlae. Dlt ben
5ilipinpS ipirb nidt LANCE eefadelt, ;u'
nal tie ielbit psrratberii6 Iino. 80 isi
einem BattpUitsn bes Generals etpu
$50 Sdritt BON benz Sauptquartier bon
einem 8oIomann, Der iib ais 6rubt'
banbler pertlelbet in baS 2ager i6lib,
Der SOpf abeei&laeen tporben. ,.5lll.
pinpS in meinem Dlftritt," ersGblte Der
tnpfere General tpeiier, ,.ipurben bdufis
BON nnbsren Silipinos %anetbalten, tpenn
lie Sanf gum Berfauf brabtsn. Sic
mubten pro 2aouns CANT einen Dollar
Sleuern bssublsn. Gapt, Sano bonn As
Snfanterie . Heeiment oerbars iib nit
lsds Wann auf einem Sanfnaeen unb
ais Oerielbe anesbaIten puroe. eaben bic
Solenten 5eusr. Stunt 5iIipinps blieben
auf BEN 9labe. Sic tparen stpar unbe'
nahnst, aber iie iparen su auiorinelih
sefpsien. @urps Elm Filipino su lreenb
elmer 3sit uubetbaIb zines umirsiies pon
$50 Yurps su elmer Seleerapben lnee
SetrUfen, 10 tpuree ct Obne WeIteres
niebergeihoHen."