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New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
sILvERDALE's PREMIER STAKES.

Chicago June S.-There double sensation
in the Premier Stakes at Hawthorne to-day. Garry
Hermann pulled up last, bleeding badly. and has
probably his best days as a race horse.
This was not the only sensation that came out of
the race The judges misplaced the third horse.
Silverdale along in the stretch and won
handily by a length from Operator. The latter
half length in front of Omdurman, who was only
a head in front OF Robert Waddell. Eight lengths
behind Robert Wadden came Edith @. but the
judges posted Edith g 3 number third instead OF
Omdurman's. The owners OF all three horses-Om-
durman. Robert Waddell and Edith Q.-went into
they refused to change their decision. There was,
of course, intense dissatisfaction among Omdur-
mans hackers. the colt having been well played to
show. Summaries follow:
First race Csix furongs)-The Rush III CWInkneldl.
Il King Delis loI tMatthewsl 30 to l. second
Agareta lO4 tMclnrrTeyl, third. Ilm"-l.ll
Second tselinE. seven fIr!onEsl-Andcs. los
CNnkhed). .. won Sortie. 30 walsh. T. TO ].
second; Bill Masso III knight. I" l. third. Time
Third race Csteeplechase handicap coursc,Aice
second Populst, li5 sisonl. 10 .. third
Tme-32O.
Fourth race premier Stakes: ule,-sEverdale l22
tWo0dsJ. even. Operator ll2 ,Math"wsl. 10 !.
sec nd, Edith q. IO2 WARD. u to l. third, Time
| l:4Ol=.
Firth zone mile twenty yards,-star Chamber
i07 tWnkhcdj, =. won. Boney Boy. loi tNutu. 4
10 /. second ohnet, 1913 tDominch). 10 !. third
Time:
sixth sixteenth Laureate. 100
CCoburn), Scotch PLAID lo1 tFtansch h. 70
second; Thurss, ioi Mahe~sl. 10 10 !. third Time
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
on THE NEWPORT TRACK.

Cincinnati June 3.-Thc track Newport to-
day was in perfect condition. and the races were
run off in fast time Results:
First race (sx furlongs)-Baronct. 100 CBeauchampl
- >. won; Stamp 1O5 Pauon). q 10 l. second. Ida
Penzance. 80 tMayD =. third Tm--i.t+tz
furionesi-Erema. 100 tJackson,. .
AIlare. 1GJ tMasp. 10 l. second. Lilly
land ~ Frederick. l. - l. third. Time :oI'..
Third ceiling. four half furlunFHt- Ben
HulluIn, (Nilliamsj. = won. Or I.,vrloy
undsay) 10 70 3, second Wanlnta. l0d Jacksonl TO
l. third. Time-O:5biz.
selIing. furlongs)-FTop III CTrox-
lerJ. l. SundpWn II. Iu3 Jackson 10 To- l
second Marion Lynch l0i tMeldling), 90 l. third Time
Il l:2Ol2.
Fifth tselling; furlonFs,-Young Henry. iio
(Aker To l. won. Reluceut ~ toggsweIp q 20 l.
ond; Juniper. l03 tWatsonJ. 20 10 l. third. Time
l:14i&.
Sixth selling: mie)-Quaver. 10T CAkerl, .
to !, The SugRard lo94 (SuclU. 10 !. second
Rowdy C.. lU2ls III. Wilson, lO To !. third Time 40
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
CLAIM OF MRS. HAGAN DISMISSED

II the late Senator Hagan did indeed work hard
90 secure the grant by the State legislature of a
charter 10 the East River Bridge Company things
look If his widow going TO profit nv n
She declares that he TO receive one-eighth of
the ssOOOo0 Of capital stock In payment for his
labors, ana she brought suit for ii In the Supreme
Court against the company. She also named Iobr
Fox, the estate Of w. II. Clark. Frederick Uhlmsnn
and James Shevlin as defendants Nessrs I1sI
mann. Fox and Shevlin testified that they knew ns
no interest held by Hagan in the company counsei
for the company moved yesterday to dismiss the
complaint on the ground that It did not eontsin
facts sufficient 10 constitute a of aetfon aaa
Will appeal.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
CYCLING.
A LIVELY RACING SEASON PROMISED
MANY FOREIGNERS COMING TO
THIS COUNTRY

Every indication. according TO those who follow
the sport closely, promises the llveliest in
cycle racing in the history of the sport The Walls
burg track has been breaking records already.
The large number Of foreign riders coming
promises make the circuit meets rather OF in
ternatiOnal character Linton and Taylore
already here and information was received by the
National Cycling Association yesterday that two
more OF the fastest riders in England have left
that country and would arrive here the latter part
of the week. They Jenkins, the one-Tnile cham
piOn. and GaScOyne. the ffve-mile champion. AS
tandem team this pair promises to be hard to
beat. GaScOynes ) strong point is in unpaCed work.
and he will seek 10 make matches at this sort OF
racing Both of the riders will follow the national
circuit. GrOSnet French Sprinter, already here,
makes the foreign contingent stronger than ever
before. Jenkins and GascOyne board the
kaisern Maria Theresa.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
HORSE SALE AT GRAvEsEND.

There was no exceptional demand for the year
lings from the Ellerse Stud which were orered
for sale in the paddock at the Gravesend track
yesterday They were the get of the well known
stations Eon and imp. Charaxus, but some were
undersized, and many fillies, and as a re-
suit bidding was dull and prices were for the
most part poor. The colt by Eon-Mermaid, half
brother to Merry Day. responsible for the best
bidding and Tom Welch trainer for the Fleisch-
manns purchased him for 81 eco. The best sales fol-
low
Property Of r. J. Hancock & Sons Enerslie stud
Charlottesville. Va.
Chestnut colt. by imp. CharaXus-Ethte A ].
Splo
Ray colt bv Mermaid: T Welch. loo
Chestnut dllv bv Eon-Tne RUSSELL w NJ Barrck.. 500
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

St Louis. June (SpeciaD.-The rejuvenated New
to-day, and won rather easily. The feature of the
game was the terrific batting of Van Haltren and
Selbach. Van Hatren made five hits in all, one
every time he went to the bat. Powell, who has
done good work this season. clearly out OF
sorts, and was batted of the box. Murphy,
who replaced him, much of an improve
ment. Phyle scattered the hits nicely especially in
the last half of the game.
Van Haltren opened the game with a two-bagger
to right field, and scored on IA bunt hit by Strang
st. Louis evened up the score in its half of the
inning, Heidrick making three-bagger and scor-
Ing on error by Captain Davis st. Louis took
the lead in the second on W6llace's hit and steal
and Krugers hit.
The men from New York three men around
the bases in the third inning and took the lead,
which they held TO the end. Phye hit safely. and
so did Van Haltren. Both tailed on Selbach's
two-bagger. Strang's hit for three bases sent in
Selbach. making the score 4 to in New-York's
favor. New-York got one more in the fifth on hits
by Van Haltren, Selbach and Hickman.
St Louis looked dangerous in the firth, and
scored two runs. Ryan made a two-bagger and
scored hit by Childs. The latter took third
on passed ball by Warner. and scored on
Burketts long fly to Hickman. This ended the
scoring for the home team, for Phyle invncible
after that New York began bat again in the
eighth, and scored another run "A hit by StTang,
Daviss force and Cancels three ba Zger. Two more
error by McGann, a hit by Van Hatren and Sell
bach's three -bagger. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
MCGOWAN DEFEATS ROBERTS.
OPENING or THE KINGS COUNTY TOURNAMEN
IN BROOKLYN.


IN BROOKLYN
H. F.. MCGowan defeated DIR. D. ID. Roberts in the
best played game Of the open tournament of the
Kings County Tennis Club. which began yesterday
afternoon on the club courts, at Bergen-st and
Kingston-ave. In the first set, DIR. Roberts
ratified, and MCGOWAN won 60 DR. Roberts settled
down in the set. and played such a consistent
ly good game that he turned the tables Me-
Gowan and took the set by the score of 81. The
third set furnished a prolonged struggle. At the
end of the sixth game the stool all. Each
man then won alternately until the tally was
all when MCGOWAN began TO play in slashing
style, and took the next two games in quick sue
cession MCGOWAN was much more brilliant when
pains. His backhand returns excep-
tionaly good.
The opening game between j. T. MahOn and l.. n.
Chase. of Columbia, gentle in the extreme,
but despite this fact many of the strokes done
so neatly and the rallies long. that they
received much applause, Mcmahon placed the hall
with much better judgment, and won the sets, Ga
and 6-l
Dr. c. t. Eames surprised the talent by defeating
his youthful opponent A. r. Grimwood. in easy
fash,on The doctor is veteran at the game, and
went into the contest with practically prepara-
ton Calhoun Cragin. the 9TH Regiment expert
found l.. V. Ladoux, of Columbia, an easy mark
Cragin Won by his excellent and all-around
work He had hard, overland drive, which La
doux could not solve. The singles will be contn-
ued this afternoon. and on Wednesday the women's
singles wiz begin. Among the entries for the
latter Miss Bradley Miss Crawford Miss Mai
tN>S~ssn Miss Johnson Miss White and the three
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
THE SHAWNEE CLUB GAMES.

The regular outing and athletic contests Of the
Shawnee Club of the NNINth Assembly District
will be held at DOnnelly's Grove. College Point.
Saturday. June 15. Many entries from we'll known
athletes have already been received The follow
ing contests VIII be decided One-hundred yard
dash, 2A-yard dash. quarter mile mile run.
obstacle race and quarter mile swimming race
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
ROWING.
FOREIGN ENTRIES FOR HENLEY.

London. June 3.-The entries of foreign crews for
this years Henley regatta closed to-day. In ad-
dtion to the University of Pennsylvania the Club
Nautique de Ghent has entered for the Grand
Challenge Cup and Silver GobIets. Nice has
entered candidate for the Diamond Souls
The Henley officials are anticipating a more sue
cessful regatta than for years past and the towns
people, having the same feeling. have already in
creased their prices TO record figures
The Pennsylvania crew has not yet selected it's
quarters. 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

Riders for the teams of the American Bicycle
Company have all received the wheels which they
selected ride this season Racing suits. too.
have been given the riders. who in future should
present a neat appearance at race meets. The fol-
lowing are the teams who Will follow the grand
circuit of the National Cycling Associations Co
lumbia Jimmy Michael. and foreigners
To be selected. Cleveland team-JOhn Nelson. Al
NewhouSe and Lucien GrOgriet. Stearns and Cres-
cent team-"Bobhy'' Walthour. John T. Fisher and
George Leauder. Monarch and Barnes team
Tom Cooper Hardy Downing and Edward Tay-
lore. Rambler team-H. r. Ere eman. George Col
lett and j. z. Jacobson Tribune and FeatherstOue
team-FlOyd Mcfarland, owen 5. Kimble and Les
ter Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
MEETING OF MANUFACTURERS.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TO OPEN SESSIONS IN
DETROIT


DETROIT
Detroit, June S.-Prominent manufacturers and
their Representatives from all parts of the country
are arriving in Detroit tonight the sixth
annual convention of the National Association OF
Manufacturers, which begins tomorrow morning In
the convention hall of the Hotel Cadillac It is ex-
peeted that when TIE first session is called to
order there will be over three hundred members
present. After addresses Of welcome by Governor
Bliss and Mayor Maybury and the appointment of
committees. the convention will adjourn until
afternoon when the reports Of the president Theo-
dore Q. Search. and the treasurer, Charles A.
Schieren, Will be presented. followed by the re-
ports of the international freight bureau and the
committees on parcels posts and patents and pat
ent legislation. Ii is expected that the Russian
sugar and the retaliatory duties il provoked
will be the subject OF considerable discussion in the
convention
Pittsburg, Indianapolis, Milwaukee and Chatta-
nooga candidates for the next convention. An
elaborate programme of entertainment has been
arranged for the visitors by the local committees
Including banquet at the Country Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
BOSTON. s; CHICAGO. 0.

Chicago. June 3.-The local team got only four
scattered hits OFF Willis to-day, only men
rea ching third Boston scored a single
and "A long double, the second scratch triple
and a two-baGger, and the third three singles
with the aid OF a passed ball The two teams
Score:
r. II. f.
Chicago .............O o o o o o o. u
Iioston ..............O q d u q / l | o 10
Eatterles-HuRhes Kahoe: Willis Kittredge.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
PITrsBURG. IL; PHILADELPHIA. /.

Pittsburg June 3-Philadelphia was saved a
shutout by Delehanty's hit. followed by Flicks
three -bagger. The visitors could do nothing with
Philippi. while the locals hit DuSgleby and Town
send at will The
Ptsburg ..,,....''.l y . VI Il /
PbUndelphfa ........0 / z
Batteries -Philippi and OConnor; Duggeby Townsend
nndM Mcfarland.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
ex-champions. Miss Moore Miss Comm and Miss
Jones.
NEW TENNIS COURT OPENED.

The members and friends of the New-York Tennis
Club were present to the number of three hundred
four hundred at the formal opening of the new
grounds at Observation-Disclosures third-st. and
Manhattan-ave.. Saturday afternoon. After the
flag raising several exhibition matches played
Nessrs. BOstwick and Cragin. of the West Side
Tennis Club defeated Messrs. Wyeth and Bryan.
of the New-York Tennis Club Later Wyeth de-
feated CraSin
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
BROWN WINS FROM CHICAGO

Providence, r. l.. June 3.-Brown from Chi
caao University to-day by the score of 10 TO 4
The team work of both mines was weak and at
times loose The visitors ten errors respon-
sible for a part of the runs made by Brown, but
the hits of the latter were timely Score:
r. H. f.
o o s x-lo IL x
i9sIn 6sVwn o o l l o 1-4 10
patteries-I.eand. washburn and whttemore; Howe
II
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

,,,,,n Jockey Club. Gravesend. 2:3o
I ,vnan's second contest for the Long Course Cup
Morris County.
LAWN TENNIS-open tournament bal'hoie.
, i ,-or, york against ST. Louis, ST. Louis
Prooklvn against Cincinnati, cincinnati Coiudpia i
against Trinity, Trinity; Chicago University As"'i''
Harvard. Cambridge.
aTtII FTICS-Sehoolboys military tournament buha'o
Pan-American intercollegiate games buHd'o'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
ATHLETICS

SHELDON ELECTED WALES CAPTAIN
New-Haven. Conn. June 3.-At meeting Of the
Yale University Track Association this afternoon
Richard Sheldon. of New-York 'Gs S. was elected
captain for next year, To succeed William NJ
Fincke, 'Ol s.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

At Columbus-COlumbus. 6; Indianapolis. ,.
At Louisville-DaytOn, q Louisville, ).
At Fort Wayne-Fort Wayne 3; Toledo. l.
AT Marion-Marion. -; Grand Rapids. a.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

Mcfarland. one of the fastest handicap riders in
this country who has also done excellent work
behind pacing machines has issued challenge to
meet any of the professional riders in a paced
from ten to twenty-five miles. Mcfarland
says he is willing wager 81 coo the result OF
the He says he is willing meet Linton,
Nelson, WalthGur or StinSon
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

Cincinnati .....-.......,...l N-5
Brooklyn ....................O u o o Il
Earned runs-Cincnnat 10. Brooklyn 3. Twobase hits
Harley, Bec0ley. Sheckard, keeer. Three base hit
Magoon . Crawford. Dahlen. Home runs-tergen
Dahlen. stolen bases MuCreery. Double play-Daly o
Farrell First balls-Phillips B. Hughes l.
Struck ou-Phips >, Hughes =. Passed bal-McGuire
Time 40. Umpire-Cunninsham.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
Totale q I DO 2al4 2

'Baued for Powell tBatted Murphy.
= Is'uS. ...-.....-..l q - > q n y 0-i
New-York ..................1 . 3 o o ! IS
Two base hits -Rurkett. Van Haltren SeIhach Ryan
Three base h!ts-Heirick Selharh. >trang. Cancel
by Ptcher-Hy Phyle l. Double plays-Kruger. Nc
Gam and Ryan. Base ball-By Murphy. l.
halls-Warner. Struck out-PoW ell. :. by Murphy.
by PhyIe. z Stolen Padicu Wallace.
pre-DWyer- Time. 1850
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
WEIGHING HIS WORDS.

From The Chicago Record Herald
words" ''
Well" she replied. simply because the chance
was too good TO lose 'you seem 10 be in the hahit
Of giving light weight too.'' ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
POLO.
ROCKAwAY TEAM DEFEATS MEADOW
BROOK FOR THE HEMPSTEAD CUPS.

The Hampstead Cups were won and lost yester-
day the Meadow Brook field by teams repre-
senting the Meadow Brook and ROckaway clubs
the latter contingent. consisting of Messrs Hazard
La Montague. COnOver and Savage. earning twelve
goals somewhat easily and Outpaying Messrs.
Page, Havemeyer Stevens and Appleton to he
tune of 524 net after allowing them goal by
courtesy. COnOver's steady work third position
carried his team safely through the somewhat wild
play in midheld and the many occasions when
Havemeyer's str4tegicaI form in the rapid fights
turned defence into attack the part of the
Meadow Brook organization. One of the old timers
and early in yesterdays the stroke he de-
livered his ponys tail latter was worm
ing its way at lightning speed for the south goal
was something even such masters as keene. Cow
quarter TO goal line north al=c worthy OF
mention, and his -eneralship would have surely
counted lOf more than a couple OF goals In the
second period mad he not had the misfortune 20
catch his mallet between his pOnys front legs ana
get the equine and himself rolling the green 4
nine minutes rest and a nard rubbing put him in
good shape, and except that his saddle girth aot
loose some moments later. nothing further 0c-
Cured to stop the game so far as he or his mounts
concerned.
The Meadow Brook light blues had their oppo-
nents in the darker uniform going merriy when
ConOver and La Montague kept the ball between
them. while Savage played Harry Page well nigh
to a standstil, the Rockaway back not oniv
outrldlng the local No l, but playing the ball
derneath his own pony we'll An incident in this
game that will NOT be forgotten by those who saw
il Rene La Montagne'S cut from nnfdfeId soT+b
endeavored 10 block his play. Stevens rode equine
whrlwinds, so 10 speak. in this contest. and tie
it was necessary for him 10 reach Hazard or La
Montague: in order TO pick up the ball and drive
II out OF harns way, were spectacular features Of
polo worth going many miles to see.
Inc players, their positions and rating follow.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Hartford-Hartford, 4; Toronto. l.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s; Montreal. 2.
At Observation-Disclosures o; Providence, 4.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

Princeton n. j., June 3.-Princetons defeat at
New Haven on Saturday has caused shaking up
in the varsity baseball team. Cosgrove, who made
tbs Wild throws which lost the same, has been
Changed from shortstop TO right field. Meis> las
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
STATE IlEAGUE-

At Albany-Binghamton. 3; Albany l.
AT 1roy-Cortland, 10; Troy ].
At Schenectady Schenectady. TO- Utica. (hfteen
innings).
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

FOURTH RACE-THE CRITERION STAKES of 81 500
for twO-year- old hllies Five furlongs. '
Goughacres Stables b. (. Grail, by Athe-
ling-Pilgrmage. ia N. Qandry) lo-1 81
j. r. Madden,s Gh f. = Blue Girl by Sir
a H. & ID. II. MoTTis's ch. Z. Hanover
Queen, by Hanover-I-izze Baker. 49,.
tSpencer) 2-i out
Chlrrup' lia--------.-. PiggotD 3o-i 81
Tme-l0I.
Start good. Won driving.
FIFTH RACE-Haudicap; for three-year- -oI5s and nm
ward. One and sixteenth miles -
". l. Kpatrcks b. DIR. Barlow by
chorister-Ilogical yrs. 10 NJ. -.
(Odnm) 5-2 TO
j. MoLaughlins br G. First WHIP bv
Duke Of Montrose-Theors 4 l2l...
?, Co'Connor) % IS
-hopefnent' 4 l26 ..-.-........( (waish) PSI II
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
AT CLEVELAND.

Chicago eso.;oo w 9 . 9 9 Q 9 Q 3
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Rl.wsHNee Rasson :....:...o 2-2 :
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
NEW-YORK DEFEATS ST. LOUIS IN OPEN
ING GAME IN WEST THROUGH
SUPERIOR ALL ROUND WORK.
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TIONAL LE AGUE.

New-York, s; St Louis, 4. Boston, 2: Chicago o.
Cincinnati 5; Brooklyn. T. Pittsburg H. Phad pha l.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIP POSTPONED.
Ithaca. y. Y. June (SpeciaD.-The Cornell Golf
Club has postponed the tournament for the uni
versity championship until fall, the players
have stopped practice account of the unfitness
of the course, owing to bad weather.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
AT MILWAUKEE.

Cleveland ............2 % i
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

Beau Gallant I22.....-........ CBullman) rs Ia
Sailor King, Cochran 81 2-1
Time AS
Start good. Won driving
SIXTH RACE-selling; for year-ods and upward.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT DETROIT.
AT CHICAGO

r. II. E
Athletics .............O % .
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
GAMES TO-DAY.

philadelphia, 3 Detroit. Washington 8; Chicago g.
Baltimore. I; Cleveland. 2 Milwaukee 4; Boston, 2
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-26
GREEN RIDGE.

The Sabbath schools of the Green
Ridge Baptist church and the Provi-
dence and Asbury Methodist Episcopal
churches will run their annual eX-
curson tomorrow, going to Lake Lo-
dore A large number of tickets have
been sold and should the weather
prove pleasant delightful time is an
ticipated.
Mrs. George Gibson, of Monsey ave-
nue., has returned from visit at
the home of her parents. in New York
city.
Commencement exercises of ST.
Paul's Parochial school will take place
Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock, in the
church hall.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union of Green Ridge will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Harvey, 1922 Penn avenue. This will
be an evangelistic meeting, in charge
of Mrs. j. S. Miller. superintendent of
the department. A cordial invitation
is extended to all interested.
Miss Clara Woodruff of Electric
avenue, chaperoned a party of little
folks, who picnicked at Nay Aug park
yesterday, The members of the party
We're: Misses Lillian Foster Margaret
Woodruff, Margaret Thomason, Helen
Marsh, Hazel Tobey, Mae Ludeck, and
Charles Tobey, John Price, Albert
Tobey, Van Allen Thomason, Allen
Woodruff, Stanley Hurley, Warren Full
Ter. Leland Marsh and Monroe Whit
ney,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-26
DEATH results
FROM INJURIES
BALTz aoTH1ER HAD THREE
RIBS FRACTURED.
He Was Caught by Fall of Roof
Two Weeks Ago and Died Last
Evening-Loyal knights and Sons
OF Temperance Elect officers--st.
Patrick's Parochial School Exer-
cises Laborer Buried
in a Trench News Notes and
Personals.

Baltz Gotl,ier, OF 1920 Jackson street,
who had three of his ribs fractured
two weeks ago yesterday by a fall OF
roof in the Hyde Park shaft. died at
SIS o'clock last evening, as result
of his injuries. A few days ago. he
fell victim to pneumonia, which has
tened his death.
Another ai'liction in the family hap
pened recently when Mary, the young
est daughter of the deaceased. was
frghtfuly scalded by the overturning
Of pot of hot coffee at her home.
she was so badly injured that fears
for her recovery were entertained, but
the little one is now out of danger.
Mr.. Gothier was prominently iden-
tilted with the St Joseph's German
Catholic society. and the Hyde Park
Shaft Accidental Fund. He is surviv-
ed by the following sons and daugh-
ters: George, secretary of the Central
Labor union: John. BALI. Christ,
Frank, Maggie. Susie and Mary. The
funeral will probably be held Friday
morning. 1nterment will be made in
the Cathedral cemetery.