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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-03-23

CONNIE couche6 eOu6 les arcAues
sourcilieres proeminentes, SEM
blaient fort beaux. lis avaient
heaucoup d'ecirt ct sous de longs
ellis on distinguish, malgre la mutt.
La fauve luenr cahne des prunelles.
II tenait ses mains enfoncees dams
les poches de son weston; son feu-
tire mon, rejete en- arriere. decou-
vrait un front lisse. bien modele, ct
la naissance des cheverx chatsins.
Les deux jeunes gems chemine-
rent cote a cote ct Robert Cham
plan demanda avec une intonation
llegerement ironique
Comment sc porte M. de La
fauche?
-Mediocrement. Il q l'appetit
capricieux ct dort NAL.
-Toujours pestomacP
-Toujours.
EFT naiurellement son hnmeur
doit sen ressentir. Ayez-vons re-
marque. Ludivine. que les gems
don't restomac est mauvais ont aus
si un mauvais caractere? !?
Non. repliqua Mile de Lafau-
che. avec un accent reprobateur;
mais ie vous prize de remarquer,
vous. que cette observation nest
aimable nj pour moi nj pour mon
pere. Ne pourriez-vous pas lui
montrer un peu plus de Difference? ?
Tout q rheure encore, q table, il
etait question de vous. et...
-Sil etc question de moi. in
terrompit railleusement Rohert,
vous ayez dti en- entendre de dures
sur mon compte. car NJ. de Laf.a-
che ne msepargne guerel @ ,els
nouveAox griefs a't-il encore contfe
msi
a vous rsproche vos airs fron-
dsurs IS 20 partis pris az contrar
1 diction.
Cost tont1
Non. ct voila qui eat IL plus
rrave il vous blame de restsr OF
sif, de vivre paresseusement au
jour 10 jour ct de ne pas assez vous
Iinquiater do Pavenir.
-. Lavenir est d Dieu, CONNIE
dit l'autre. ct quaint i roster oisif,
NJ. de Lsfauche se trompe lourde-
ment. Mon cerveau travaille tout
le temps, mon inaction me pese ct
lie passe mes journees ! chercher
IN biais poar en- sortir. Mais quoi!
dans la societe acuelle. il ne snfiit
pas d'avoir Ia bonne volonte de ira
WALLER, il faut emo ,re trouver qusl.
!, qn'un qui con-ente 1 ntiliser vot
q faculties. Toutes les carri6res eona
encombrees. Pour 40 emploi, il 81
presente deux cents candidats pr6ts
i iouer dss poings on i faire le'
plus laches courbettes aim d'arrivel
bons preini.rs Ces mansges.la nj
The sun., 1901-03-01
AHALGaMATBD COPPER Up.
stock bought on the Belief That No Antsso'
nistic IegisIation Is Coming.

The stock Uf the Ainagamated Copper
Company advanced to 80 yesterday. closing
ut ~, or two points up Tor the day The
buyIng Of the stock was based upon tho fact
that the Montana Legislature adlourus next
week. not To- rcas,rmhle tor about two years
~ IT," intervening period hrfor" adjourn
Wrui 70 d, not eNpe, ted that there - any pos
SlhIl.th "f legi Station against copper interest,
While the legislature started out ia the rN-
p"rtatlun that there wOuli h" a great deal
ni !",r~lttioH pa> I'D antagonist, 10 th" in
t"rr'ts oi the Amagsmal"d copper Company.
90 point ~ fact legislation favorable - th"
company ha- been the rule and there I'M bcra
nothing PARTICULARLY ob '"rtpuIh!" lu~Sod
ll- uHIs urclirGN hu~tIl" ,t>Hrr, Nr3"
d''-l-r"G bN + Aagu-tI~ N"u.t' amt were
Ir,'I passed
Nr ti".ul" stated IA tu elect candidate
Tor speaker dul cqlue IA contact With senator
VI. \ tiHfk, who EHu,N"d Inn out Ia th"
election FOG senator, rrT>uu- favorable 80
tir AuoSHIut"I tOpper company had
..-.-t"N Vi t.Hrk and Mr. tlark's Influence
va thrown 100 opposition /" the Antagonist"
!"-I..tf no d'>igu"d 10y Mr Helrl" N"
Nm.I...luc1 company h.> mad" u" AL
un," N'th ~"u1tur clark. bat both wanted
80 stand aTtl'-f 'ie -ort of legislation pro-
posed hy VI N'iUI-. L i sdd
The sun., 1901-03-01
n Hopkins university
gon.y aRREsTkD 4sAN INcEYDIARY
Nr,. Patterson charged with ssttins . Fire In
a Rrooklyn Tenement.

Mrs Lizzie Patterson Of i8s Hamilton ave-
nue.. Brpoolyn. Vas yesterday arrsisned IN
the Butler street police court on charge Of
arson. Through her attorney, ~1-JuGge
Tighe, she pleaded not guilty and was held
for examination in $50 bail. Specifically.
she was charged with having set fire to the
apartuent of Frank Graham. laborer II
.a3 Hicks street. on last Saturday night. It
va reported yester,lay that she had confessed
10 the crime. giving Jealousy "a her motive
but she denied this TO II SIN reporter last
n.ght in the most vigorous terms.
Ms Patterson. who il scrubwoman. ia
nov hvinx with her husband. Graham iN"s
vlI, lis wife 20 NAoin he has not been long
PRIOR 20 his marriage To the woman uo" ms
WIT" The latter was WHO" win TWO
The t;raham- live on III" top moor OF i32
IIicL ! street in one Of the largest tenement
houses in brooklyn. Last Satnrdt} "sht
Mrs Graham put her twp ,hlIii"h - u'" hu'l
~ ont ,tt rvarnrtl.g Her husband ami
brpthrr-,u law followed a NUE. idirr g hrip
carry back ne nqH."- len ,ns VIZ ,.'., sr|PM.it M
,.l,!lrg 10 a stl,t"urul Of Mrs Morgan. VINO
hs- room on tae same lnor. woman itIus
~ her dpur and a-ked Il = etrHhaWs Iiy"d
there When III" wl- told NAT 'l'' .ud hNl
tntt turv wer" uut. the woman Went over am
raped on TIA" Grth.'us door Mrs. M'tshm.
not being further Interested phId no more
few minutes later Tie huililng was lnil
~ smoke a." other t"nhtts 'HF">usa'"l
and hound tur GTihjtu~ kitchen "hHf'.
IN. r.. wa, put Out am then It was ioui'i
tntt al of trnhauI'~ clothing had been pIl"d
ON the lour covered win kerosene and Ng'i"i.
\ru. of Mr. Graham. clothing WaS Touched.
The ,hIldrpn Wrr" not hurt any ana u" NtH-
a.r Wa~ small. but even rbOiN shl'd'rrd ~
what mi Sht h'vr happened had the IRE s"i
good h,auvH vHt. " -,
me ,olicc Nhn Investigated found That the
,,,r to he Gr,ians' rooms had been forced
arI th. natural Imposition was That Nc.
Noryap'~ rHtIr! VI the one who nAd done
ifr,nnIiutcIr suspected Mr. Patterson. They
sud that Nr, Patterson dIdu In" o. because
Graham had married thai N" hnd th'"ht"n'h
T.. uri oven with hlu They put II to the police
49, strongly that Mrs. Patterson w4- arrested
on "Wednesday. charged with the crime.
Mr. MDrsan. who ~aw her in 'he police court.
was unable 10 identify her ~ IN" woman VINO
r,r.uei ~ ne duur III" case VIII com" ny
for . hearing on March D. an! IL j. 'hlttf''i
tenement house linen.
The sun., 1901-03-01
NO err 10 ssO.OOO ~ RGIARY.
Thieves Who Iootcd Broker Wonmans Dress
ing Ennm t.nI llcaI AMlN.

Central Office detectives are looking for the
burglars vino rohh"d tho house of lroker
Irqu,s r.. Holman st - Ea~' S,,euty-ninth
e'ra"t on NuuHuv u.'t bur -p i.r u"v have
no clue Go th" ur.ilr~ nor h0v" they traced
the ,alutll" trw"lr. 'Uo iA..v'- secuted
The robbery WIZ discovered about 2 O'Clock
on I.,-Da, wuin.ug Vl,u The wttohman
on N" block lorln,d thH' hole had been
sawed IN rho ba-rrucLi door of Nr llonmau's
house. enabling IN" thieves 10 open tie door
by reaching tho l',h from u" lu..Ge From
n bureau IN tl" dressing ioolA on the third
nour. between IA" Two rooms IN which Mr.
and Nra HOFFMAN 'vcg" asleep. tl"y had tai en-
lew.lrv which ru" police -8y Was worth
s5.uoo bul which Mr~. Holman values .t
ss1uoo This = the lst She give
.l., pear 'l.r,.ara. tyu d.au.pld ,'IiIsi cpnbs
lq.g' diamond p.I t l"rr'H dts rufd pin. black
lsA earrings ~, win a Almonds. a pearl r'r. two
Ms god h-.r. ..rt So ' gold r0h.u uHd large Wlf-
pearls. a ps'i . diamond ''.'r."t>. u diamond set
pA'ci. green 'UHn.r F+c. Hth b. & = to "
rs = engraved N.I .i. q .u' t'd SSic' ana q god
iu.rlsiur e .,e marked q r r.r
Two gla>.r, from vh,h N" BURGLARS are
supporrd % nav" d'Iuk wu~k"y we're found
in IN. PANTRY. \ bottle u. ,hlog form, W.
also iourt thsIr The yre1us' police ar
rested on suspicion Grorg" E,-Hum, who had
worked ~ tho uuu~e r. resistant butler uu'.
Ruult dy. week. uIu. hu' tl'r" va. absolutely
no evidence against hlm and D." was Dis
charged.
The sun., 1901-03-01
UETIGED HER Own HOtSE.
Poor Mr.. Hodgtnson Pursucs lima ginarN
Iormcntors win a Hose.

PATERSON. Fob. .s.-pc'cr Hodcinson -
~ Martin street was ARA gncd IN Tie polio.
court %. ro-uir; on charge Of dIsorderlv
corIu., preferred by lis mother Recorder
SENIOR promptly discharged him. The COM
I.aiui wis taken 10y Isaac Noour'rs. the 'l"rk
Of the court. WHO frequently ats lor tie
Recor 81. Mr.. NoouhrrC waS not aware of
ia. story behind the case ani he issued the
warrant II appears thar the woman aI-
p,arrd before ae,oriar Senior about thre"
duv, aso to ask for protection from pcoii"
who were pcr-.,U'lug her. She said mat
b.. per-...I'ors came into her house Al all
holt-. Sine -1W them on N" walls Of her
rooms and she often drove them out VII IN a
broom buy they Invariably returned. Wien
,rc asked her son or her u"ighhors for os-is'-
u,Ive They paid uo attention 10 her. -h" az e.
telling her that she was ms,aAei and tha'
nobody was ia the house. Mrs. fods hspl u
n.isted that she law her per 81, utors althnugh
t.r"v u'g't he INVISIBLE td other people. lheS
turfu,r'ed her with all kinds ot threats and
sG- could not get rid Of them. 49,
why don't Won turn tho hose on them,
a.kcd ,ua Recorder.
woman rlu.ntiv"ly. hut III get one, y YOU
thirh that ~ do ~.
"Nu-. rhink ,hat VIII drive mem on
sun'hDuEiy remarked the Recorder ard the
woman lrft.
She bought a hundred feet Of garden ho,e
ard was r,adv 10 receive her iorueniurs.
li,r son would not .-r her use II and that
W.. th,. cause of the COrul lant before Clerk
Nuonterg. Lat gh'. however. Mrs hodG-
in-on got out he hose ana proceeded 70
ro.t her enemies. Size turned the stream
ON "v-rvtlthg within reach both in;de ana
ou'.id" jh" house. She ruined II" furniture
amt dpHged the rooms. The woman wg-
,.rriIly n,ri.sl "A. sh. chased the invisible.
uen;I. nloIr The walls With the stream OF
water fruin room to room. soon ne water
turned ~ leo and the interior Of tho house
va, d -urry looking SPECTACLE. The ntl gh-
lnr- we're at frs' tiuId about inter terins
t.' af'rr n time they persuaded the deIud"d
woman 20 drsl,t arc,iirs. that her perse'ulor
had al fed.
Mrs. lIolg'n.on has Lad small shovcls.
lie lack = nf the doors AZ her home SO that they
would make "A noise when they were opened
hy nar iuirudrT,. Her ielusion las heen
Known to th. rri ghhors tor some time, but
IL nd nor hrenl. ont vii auch lurv until last
night The authorities will look afts her.
The sun., 1901-03-01
VtIhER UIIORfP STJT.
/. violence Brhalf of Mrs. John Brisbeu
MalLrt il. liIed IN West ChesteI.

WulIE I.Al>s. Feh. - Evidence taken
lr Robert / Raymond commissions, Np-
pointed by supreme Court Justice k"osh. IA
the -uit lot absolute dIyoIc" brought 10y
I-obcl Walker against her husband. John
Br-heu Walker. Jr. of lryinStun-"u-th"-
Hudson was nled in the Wet Chester County
Cl"rL.s office to-day Mr. Walker j. the
daughter Of an artist of Hastings and Mr
Walker j. IN" son OF John b Walker, the
ri.tor. lie J. an AutumilhNi-t and puli player
mad q member Of th" Aidsi"y Casino.
H." divorce proceeding which Mrs Walker
L. hilrging D., the -. t!~ OF an .Iop"iurut aud
luArrl. l.. Commissioner Raymond took the
testimony OF Mr. Jei.uIa X Ronhrrd WHO
keeps = boarding house 1t 81 New bury street,
Boston. who sUui" that ~ho knew Nr Nak"r.
hut u,t under that name She .ud thai in
last August " Nalk"I cam" to h'r house with a
Young lady whom h" introduced as his wife.
Mr., Muore Mrs RsInhard also swore that
ne told her iis name was Moore lhev syii
'h-y cam" from chicago and stayed It Ter
luur'iug house four weeks Mr. Moore Il! so
told th" Aitn",- that her husband was eu-
t't-~l 10 us automobile hus.uo-- and that ~
t,uo~ b" hat very bad temper II is said
that Walker viii q cht the case
The sun., 1901-03-01
we., side settlement Branc ching Out.

Tho Nnst SID" Se''emeri, charitable
crtprpris- hitherto Supported almost -y-
clu,iy.ly hv private contributions. Is about
10 o,'crd .ts fold ~ usefulness. and Tor that
rrrpose .a irving 10 raise a fund 81 SO 900
ITIc ss'f iru,rt was osTahi she'd five wears 10
Ard occupies 'h- uli-tushloued tuIr-S'"rv
and basement dwelling At 4j3 West Forty
.oyrr,h street n Irov'dc- homes for york
l... gIrl- aud women ~ low pr.r-s. aud ras
established kud"rgart"ns. good Hhrorv
n, Il n rnuuv provideut bank. M q has 'lRs,"-
where women may - Themselves 'oi sell
support t..
o-e, storcd the sc'tlenlcr'. are now reg I7r
ttt,,d ante lr rs ,las-o-. Mrs : Elliott
~ ,gr Nest Sevcntv-scvHuth street. is 'r"t--
a., or - the eStahl' shW"rf
The sun., 1901-03-01
NEaPIy FIGHTi YEARS ~ IHF BANK
live Dollars Deposited for Mrs. Little when
She Wa. a child Now Amounts to S2O2.

HrpSoN. y y l'-D rs A few day' ago
an advertisement Appeared IN New fork
rrw-paIer. asking Tor the address of any
heirs OF tie Hlu-ain family. who lived in
Hudson iu iS-i Eossman Hu">ted rem"n-
hercd thar liansam was the name Of Mrs.
Mar q. IItt.n. who lives with her family
~ Is. / mon street. this city. Nr. Hirst"d
'ook the notice, Nu'p Wd- inserted D} tlo
Rank ~ Sd,Ii Z. ui New York. - MIS- Little.
Who recalled mat urdriv eighty years ngo
friend had uiac"d 81 On depurt tor hor in that
bank, and a little lgtor ia ne same year
r-uihrr friend had deposited :. more She
remembered even the names of tho two friends.
Mes.r- carpenter and Wlute At that tliuo
she was child. her name being Mary Gard
her HansaU
steps we're taken to procure the necessary
identification papers and the bank COM
Inuulc1t q with Edmund Holly. President of
the Hudson civ savings Institution He
Was Informed that the q now amounted 70
$40! "a and would be forwarded upon the
r-oper rrOO., These have been mailed to
New York, aud Mrs. Little will shortly re-
"a ve tie Iauuey. which will come ain ost In
tLa shape Of % birthday present, as she VIII
celebrate Ter eigh'v-:ourth birthday the last
a IA al March
The sun., 1901-03-01
GIN. uRNER cor orr ms PIsTOI.
One Of the Leaders in the rurncr-' olson reud
In Another ShootinE Ono Man Dead.

PlNrvILF. ky, Feb - Charles Pride
more was shot to death md Mike Welsh .er-
uus.y wounded IN u n"ro" lrht at Quarter
House saloon IN this county Last night
prid.rnorc and ha friends w"r" IN N" saloon
drinking whom Gen Turner. tho hero oI thu
turner, = -uu fu,d. came in with a number
a. hi. friends md also h"pdu driukin,
Turner accused rridemore with siding with
~. ,rlsou- and soon IN" shooting began
lrrr. wore -"ycrm "yoNitr"-~eS 10 tho
dirlt.It Iuf none nf them kuuHS who Hrnd
tLn first shot nor what followed Pride
moro was found d~nd after III" smoke had
81, rod away and Welsh was wounded Gen
Turner j. one ot thc characters ~ Bell county
jya is s,id 10 have Killed several men and Il.
Vhen et-tOugrcSsman David g. Col.on's
l-,,her who was Shrrl" of Rel county. was
,ss,ssIr ai al two Years Hgn ~ was thought
10 have been the wora oi IN" turner faction
80 arrests have been made
The sun., 1901-03-01
DRESSED HIMsrIF FOR sN ACCIDENT.
Negro hoy Pad. Himself Thick with Clothes
and Saves III. Life.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. - e. The life Of Ar
thur James Jackson, negro boy. /. wears
old. was saved to-day in an unusual way.
rho boy said lie had II prewomion that lie
ws1 going 10 have an accident of come kind.
50 hr put on four Jackets. three par, Of
troI-ers. four vaistcoats. three shirts and
two undershir,s lie IL employed 20 driv.
cart. II" fell m ihe cart. which passed
over him one Of his arms was broken in
two places. his shoulders and legs and both
ankles were badly bruised and sprained
and hs fac" and fingers mashed
The doctor who attended hun said the
thick padding "f clothes was all that -ayed
him
The sun., 1901-03-01
HELD Tr ny WOMEN FOOTBALLS.
Western Manufacture Kidnapped. and In
Chicago-Arrests Made.

CHIcAoo, Feb 2s H NJ. Thomas. a man w.
facturer OF DeKalb. who is visiting In Chicago.
was seized last night by man and two
women. taken To "A dark street corner and
robbed Thomas had been visiting friends
on the North side md was returning TO his
hotel At Michigan and Wells streets he
was mot b. a man and two women. The
women stepped in front OF him Ashs turned
TO pass ho was confronted by the man. hold
ing revolver
Get into the cab, the man said. pointing
to a vehicle few feet away. Al the same
time the two women began to push him
toward the carriage Thomas stepped into
the vehicle and was followed by tlt women
and the man The door OF the carriage was
closed and it was rapidly driven north Al
Chicago avenue tho man with the revolver
stepped to the sidewalk and ordered Thomas
To leave the cab The women followed
Thomas was then forced Ia step into dark
doorway and hold up his hands. Whle
the man stood guard over him the women
searched his pockets
Thomas resisted the search and attempted
TO reach revolver which the man pointed
at him. The robber stepped back and shot.
the bullet grazing Thomas's head and lodg-
ing in the wall The sound OF the shot was
followed by a cry from the building. and the
women ran down the street, Tia" robber
turned 10 IRE another shot, but Thomas had
succneded In getting away from the building
block away Thomas met Policeman LangIois
and told him OF the robbery.
Thomas has positively identified the man
and two Of three women who we're arrested
while running through the streets. All OF
the prisoners are between Is and 20 years old.
A revolver was found on the man, aud one
discharged she'll was in the chamber IN"
prisoners gave their names as Edward Harris.
Minnie Sullivan. Nora Gerry aud Maggie
Day. Nora Gerry had not been with the
others a. the time OF tie robbery
The sun., 1901-03-01

Tsrnitare, Pictures ana statues on . Baitimsrs
Block Give shocks when Touchsd.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 2s.-Mrs. Susan Maddox
reported TO the police last night that her
house. ?5+i Charles street. was charged with
electricity. She was afraid Of Are. Police
men and electric lnemen made things
lIvel" about tho house until 2:so o'clock this
morning. and by that time the nerves Of
Mrs. Maddox and her daughters were Ia
such condition as 10 preclude much sleep
Mrs. Maddo, found that whenever she
touched glded chair. q metal ornament
chandelier or a door knob she received an
electric shock. II was thought electricity
might have come from crossed wires or gas
pipes
The houses all slong the east ide OF the
?6Oo block are affected. with some few eN-
ceptions T. Justice Grammar who lives a.
No ce"T, i one Of the victims OF the electrical
Demonstration In Mr.. Grammar parlor
ever picture and other objects that has
an gliding or me- ial about them ere In state
of electrical activity. The large frame on an
easel, containing engrossed resolutions pre-
sented to him when he retired from the mag
istracy, j. swapping fire ia very vicious
way, and a. the slightest touch will give a
shock. statuettc svt~ fire. and when son
of the household kissed his mother this morn
ing, both got u shock.
Prof Rowland Of John Hopkins University
se' the matter at rest to-day lie said:
II is Just ordiuarr fricuonal electricity,
such rs you can get up in every house In
town by rubbing across the carpets and then
touching something There i nothing In
il ct ali. just such things occur ia my house
every day. Mv boy comes runninc across
the rprpet Hud then touches his mother.
causing sparA OF electricity | have been
ii.hting rrs JOYS with nv FINGERS for years.
Tni. electricity will he present when the air
is very dry You vail find 1t usually in
house ,hat ha- carpets and Is heated by
furnace It would hot occur in summer"
The sun., 1901-03-01
Engineer kiothe Killed.

Ktsos1oS. Y Y. Feb Is Charles Rloths.
an engineer on the Waikiki Valley Branch of
~. Wa.t shore Ru,lroad, was killed. nj, nf,a--
noon. having heen struck IN ~" h.nd ~ Ito
c.,wrhesd of H.. loCouo'i,. v.Irh was
flown out The trsin was running a. tho
time near sr'instoTn on y, WY =" Mont
o, 'his city, was badly hurt. lrL,necr klothe
hnc tean in for veek md only rstui nel to
work to-day He had been Hn engineer for
ove- thirty veers, having rcH' m no Wall
Kill valley road since It's oonstru et4on twenty
eve yeAre ago,
The sun., 1901-03-01
CROKER oN INF s1RATHNoRE FIRE.
Los. Of q spring In the water Tower Caus.d
the Delay, He says,

Fire chief croker made report 20 Com
missioner Scann"I yesterday on tho FIRE in
tho strajhnorc gnriucu' house to eIllnin
the delays Which allowed tho Hrc 10 rn!n
haadwR5. 1an los ui "A srr.ng coruectInx
the Iexibla tuh" - he water tpWar near M,
nozzle and 'hr delay N supplyIu. ~ place
Cau... . delay ul 'N" or '"u minutes I'm.
,Llci say- Su,t au acClG'ui might occur
nj auy tlru" an "nIli NOT he guarded against
me iow water uts~-Irc o. also given a. a
reason for delay. hul ia" the! denies thaf
no delay lasted for furty-Nyo minutes IL
wasn't more han Ten, lac says.
The sun., 1901-03-01
BOVIFD HIMSELF TO DEATH.
Doctors Could Give No Reason for the Attack
and Became Suspicious.

Leo c Morgen~tern. druggist of i0l+
Mvrte avenue. Williamsburg, died early
Yesterday morning under circumstances
which caused 'he doctors in attendance 10
refuse n death cert ttcate and notify the
,.rnurr,' u~irr Nnrgeus'.ru wac 37 wears
nId He wg- great bowler. on Wednesday
afternoon he took part H. a bowling cor est
and made a hls score. He reached his store
,n s.. his family. He was taken suddenly
in and died without ragalninc Ctousl rss
Tho wife of tho druggist attributed his de IA
ro heart trouble tho result "f over eN"rton
IN hpwitu.s.
The sun., 1901-03-01
/, 900 japanese Immigrant for Mexioo.

>,w ORiFAss, Feb - q. Havashi.
ooi,ial representative 81 tn" Commercial
perortnent II Japan IN Mexico arrived here
lay FROM DhinR He reports that y CON
. l,r.bI. .IaI au"s" iuui1ra'ion has cot IN
y-srl NrNins II was started ~ y
p,.'I,.n'. g. 10 brought o-"r large number
nI i,l.r~ o. WORK In MEXICAN Goa mines
+, . migrants nave ton" so vol that ar
r,,,va,u,ut. ray" boon perfected by HaSiI-
-, ror bringing pvar 7.eel Immigrants
Tl., nre free. not contract ldborers
The sun., 1901-03-01

'ra-. icr sergeant Cram ~ the Dock De-
.7.''.'n' 'h.ss.uts let'"- 70 Mayor Van Wvck
0 w"'"a no says 'hat his department has not
"'rA"d"i 60 appropriations IN acquiring
lands 'or dock improvements Nj cram
tlrs t.s' 'ur condemnation proc oedinxs
.nH under Wv Involve tur "NpDUdiiur" nl
. .',. HN. 4'.I ''ff tho board has a bllaH'"
'' '}-H1.a'F '' o.. work 1i.
f.... ..r Wr.k 'u~i 'd tho lot'rr over 80
...'...'' '...H- 20 answer and r"~t,t,isv
v ..... r~~nf, f1 'hn pp,N Br.~d Inl, i've
..'f. 80 .' 90 value ~ the lrrd 20 o." taken
. '.', .0.. '.'u proceedings was tar
." p.' lr I.> opinion not r,orr thuu
, ..,."r .u' hoy 'elVp
The sun., 1901-03-01
Not to Inspect Canadian Cattle ?

OTTAWA. OHt. I,o. . The Hon SIDNEY
rishrr. Dominion Minister of Agricr rittre.
has ot.rrcd from Mash.rctur. where he
interviewed th" au'huutt', Of fhe United
s,at.a Agricultural Department IA regard
,o ,n, withdrawal " tUs r.NrrCrIiiu test from
canadian cattle exported from tal~ country
,n me nited Staic- II l. sa.a tat Nr
Et.ner's mission las proved successful. and
mai while cattle entering q" uitcl state.
ar { enadh from EGrope will continue TO pe
,as,aa .tock from tho Dominion will be al
loved to enter 'ne United states without
i,terfsrsuce
The sun., 1901-03-01
c.o,u. Cou,d and Party visit the T.rs Leg,s.
taturc.

Arsrry. Tex Feb - George Gould
~, Now York. accompanied by hts family
and , number of friends and business as.o-
rt,,,- a-rtvri here tEis afternoon and spent
az Iour. 1hav called on Gov Saycg-
"I ,,..t.I tho state legislature \ ro.o-
r,,,',r ~ unanimously adopted hy The HOUSE
a. E.prc-estatives this morning extending
:, ~, =, ,,uId and party Ne rourt rseS # that
-" Nr l;ould left for 'he North tonight
The sun., 1901-03-01
Ch,n,m,n shoots . rormentor

Luny SOW. a Clin".e lsundryren. rushed
ONT oV his shop A. l.. Adam, st-''r. B-ooGlyn.
" Wednesday n!sht With q loaded revolver
TER buvs VINO had been .rnoying him
On q !, hing the sidswalk he tred m veap "a.
yrinrinL W.ilcm Knapp. EseC Ie yCGre, IN
~ l,.T leg Ine wound uAs sLsht The
ChIlGman vas arrested
The sun., 1901-03-01
Hanged Teacher In Fmsy.

Yru ppr SswIcK. V j. FEB rs 2s--s'ud-n,.
y, tho Uiyh school last evening hung IN ef,yv
Pc Arthur Weatherby Last Tuesday III.
professor lectured on astronomy, AZ ia
syg..s have big feet, whercupon the class
asTe deafenluE soriee o. s'tmps on The
s",r The professor has been endeavor,ns
70 ascertain who tho culpri's were, but with
-,s
The sun., 1901-03-01
Tuo women Arrest Three Men.

u.orEsrowS. Md. Feb :s Two woman
.sa,,.d the arrest - three men for whom
,o ,nI,ce had been searching and march Cd
,r,soners before a Magistrate rr,,,
pp,n,Iytnrr,. this county The men ta'ner ana
1u nT, "nls,oad Nor. and neishhor. Nr Novgn
we're lccrsed Of "a" I,r'sny o. lrmh;sr hnt
,,n,,on ,ar jiy cd on the place from which The
,,,r.r was stolen They had uo trouble
,, takinC the men.