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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
GIRLS pIEiS FREE MOTHER.
Father Had put Her Into Insane Asylum
and Would Not Take Her Out.

Carrie Mayer. IA years old, and her sister
Louise. /? years old of Union Hill. y. j..
have obtained the release of their mother
from the Hudson County Insane Asylum,
an! have deserted their fathers home
70 live with her in squahd tenement
quarters.
The children's father Is Maze Mayer
a wealthy saloonkeeper in Union Hill
Three years ago Mayer installed house.
keeper in his home, saying that his wife
had begun To act strangely. A year later
Mayer had her committed to the asylum.
The girls refused to belive that their
mother was insane, and visited her twice a
week They tried 10 induce Mayer TO
apply for her release. He refused. and the
girls concluded to bring it about them
selves. They talked to the officials of the
institution daily and their persistence
finally led to an Investigation of their
mothers condition IL was found that While
Mrs Meyer was eccentric, she did not have
symptoms that neccssitated her incar-
cera,ion, and the officials finally granted
the children's petition for her release.
Mrs Meyer took an humble lodging
in Humboldt street. Union Hill. and her
daughters joined her on Sunday. They
are perfectly satisfied with their new home
and don't intend 10 go back to their father.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Will Cure You Of
Rheumatism
Else No Monty Is Wanted.

Any honest person who suffers from Rhcu-
mat ism l. welcome to this oTer
am specialist IN rheumatism and have
treated more cases than any other physician
] think For ~ years ! made 600 expert
mcnt- with different drug. testing all known
remedies while searching the world for soIue-
thing better Nin" YEAR ago ] found a
costly oh,mi'al h. German which, with my
previous discoveries gives ne certain
cure
! don't mean that II can turn bony Joints
into flesh agnin. hut II can cure the disease
at any stare. completely and forever !
have done /, fully 100. 600 times
| know this 80 well that ! viii furnish my
remedy on trial simply writ me a po~ta
for my book on Rheumatism aud I viii
mail YOU an order on your drugeist for six
il for a month al my risk II Il succeeds the
cost i only 81 - II II fails | will paw. the
druggist myself and your mere word snail
decide II
mean that cvac,ly II vow say the re-
suits arr not what claim, don't expect a
penny from YOU
I lave no SAMPLES ANY mere sample
he druggcd 20 the verge of DANCER | u.e
no such drugs. and Il i~ foilv to 'nbe them.
You mus ,.,t ,h" disease out of the blood.
Wy r'm.dN doe that even IN TIM most
difficult. bstna'c CASES. " has cured the
oldest 81 SOS thg' ! ever mot AID in all my
eNp'fi"rcr IN all my 1000 t"-t i never
found another remedy .hut would cure ono
Chrori, "G-" In tor
Write ne md | will scud Won the order
Try my r.mrd" for q month. - il cant harm
YOU ANYWAY II II fails it j. fro"
Adlrc-. Dr Shoor, Box 75j Racine. Wiz
Mid On Sos not chronic, Hr" often cured
bv one or two bottles N all DRUGGISTS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
ESCAPED MURDERER CAUGHT.
Charles Grether. VINO Got Out Of strouds.
burg Jail. Found In q Barn.

SrRoupsBuBo, Pa, Dec. 8.-Charles
Grether, the murderer and burglar, who
escaped from Jail here on Saturday. was
captured last night As was the case
several years ago when Puryear, the negro
murderer. broke Jail and was lynched by
a mob of boys. Grether was captured by
boys
The best men Of the town. disguised
with Sheriff Mervine's neglect, were in
different about the capture, and many
expressed tine hope that the criminal would
not be captured. Grrther was found by
David Smoke. a young hootblack. and
four f'is nds near Spraguev!lle. late in the
afternoon. They discovered him in a
barn and pulled him out Of the haynow.
Smoke and Charles Mansfield, son OF
ex-Judge Barnet Mansfield, led the fight
in the barn tirether was armed with
gun which was supposed to have been
given him BY Van Bus'.irt. the other escaped
murderer. who parted with C,re'her at the
Strouds burg brewery. Van B,lsklrt gave
Gretner all of his clothes that he could
spare. and they shook hands and parted.
NanBuskrt has not a. vet been found.
tirether's bold dash for the second time
for liberty showed him in his true light
The second escape was even more daring
than the first Near Spragueville Grether.
at tine point of a pistol, ordered farmer
Ia give him his horse. He had some din
Guilty in mounting, and gave up the attempt
when he saw Smoke and his friends close
to him. II was then he took refuge in the
barn. He was brought 10 the Strouds-
burg Jail.
Sheriff Mer,ine is away in Maine cutting
Christmas trees. and upon his return he
l. likely to be asked for the second time
by the Monroe county Iva" to rasi IN from
Office Gov Stone j. likely tn fix the day
soon for Gr.t ser - BE- hanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
HITLER BLOOMS LOOT.
~ 900 Worth In Trunk Belongs IN q. II.
u. belmont. ". y. whitney and Others.

Tho trunk belonging to Victor Bloom.
tho swedish butler who was arrested for
rolbirg his employers, was opened yester-
,Iav In a.. Fast Fiftv-first street station
and was found TO contain much silverware
'ewel.v and clothing
Capt. Lantry had talk with the young
,na~. who told him that lie had been
employed in * families since he came
Il tIiS country yea and n lalf
aCo. ard that he had committed robberies
i, five Of them. He had been employed
Nv Charles G. Harrison, provost Of the Uni
v,rsity ( Pennsylvania, "ho lives in Locl st
street, Philadelphia, lie said. The police
found some slvcrwage in the trunk hearing
Mr. Harrison's initials. There were also
-.me fine handkcrchicfs with the same
initials
Charl,s Blair Macdonald of West Forty
seventh stree went to the station and
ident fled sorl" of the property which had
been stolen from him. There we're a SIS
ovcTcoat whic,. he had bought in London
and some gold medal, which he Lad won at
golf Among the m, dalS was the one he
got " 1895 when he won tn" amateur golf
CHAMPIONSHIP of America.
The police also discovered In the trunk
some cl,t' ing ard jcwelry belonging to
Sitn'y paget In who's employ Bloom lad
feeN, InfI' war blli'I plflGFl. itlNtiHU X
10 .. II p. Belmont a d Harry Payne Witt
nov. Altogether H." police valued tie
:, N articles at $500.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s.-Nictor Bloom
was about wear ago n butler n the house
of Charles G. Harrison, provost Of ito
University Of Pennsylvania. During ! is
say H. the Harrison house Mrs. Iiarrison
Lost a ha dome gold locke, STUDIO d with
oinmonGs ard aviug a lock of Mr.. harri-
eon'- hair irsiUe. She had not locu out
e tie house ard was posi- i've she hal lost
il Inside Bloom helped 10 hunt for it
with the other servants. but the lockot
was never found.
NJ Harri~on's watch lad been given 70
him Nv his "a ior ard had hcen cent %
the house from the Jewellers where il
had hecn roIairod. II il believed Bloom
received The watch AT the door, because
when the box was oIeLCd il was empty,
Bloom had been In the Harrison employ
orlr thrse weeks W en- no left very sud
dolly. Ohc lig,t morii.g le wont to
the stable and ordered the test team htcled
M. telling the new groom he was Mr. Ila--
risou', son. We was driven TO the static y
AID he left town
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
8. ASHBEL CRiNDALL MISSING.
Former Mayor Of Norwich. Conn, and
Trustee OF Two Est ates can't Be Pound.

NORWICH. Conn, Dec. s.-Former Mayor
& Ashbel Crandall who was also State
Senator, hasn't been seen in this city In
month. His law partner, Attorney Kelly.
said to-day that he did not know where Mr..
Crandall was. but that the last time he
heard from him he was at the Hoffman
House in New York.
Mr.. Crandall was removed as trustee Of
the SIS 600 estate Of Herbert b. Spicer OF
Ledyard on Nov. S. after the hearing had
been put over fifteen times to accommo-
date him. He il also administrator OF
the estate Of his father-in-law, Sanford B.
Stoddard who died in 1893 leaving a fortune
Of $4,000 Capt Stoddard was on Gran
dall's bond as trustee of the Spicer estate
and al Stoddard's death no other was ap-
pointed Capt. Stoddard left his money
10 his grandchildren, Miss Mary $. Crandall,
aged Is and Billing S. Crandall, aged II,
the son and daughter Of Mr. Crandall
Mrs Mary Stoddard wife Of the testator,
was the surety on Crandall's bond for
So 900 on this estate, hut she died few
wears ago and no other surety was over
furnished. Mrs. Stoddard left very little
property.
Mr. Crandall's daughter is attending the
Bradford Academy at Bradford, Mass,
and his son is attending school in Old
Mystic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
RIGHT 10 Carry FIREARMS.
1911 In virginia to Give the Privilege to
Persons 81 Gwen Temperament"

RIFUMoSD, Va, Dec. Streams may
bc carried 10y q majority Of the people Of
the State under the provisions Of the follow
ing bill offered to-day in the Senate by Mr..
B.rksoalc Of HalfaX:
No person shall carry pistol without first
ottiiiing liC"ns" 70 to DO The County
and Circuit courts of the Common veal ID h
arc hereby authorized to gr.nt licenses to
curry Uist OILS for trc term nj ono year TO thos.
D. sons WNo ar" of even temperament, dis
ret and OF good character and who can
show u poCes lily for o." granting Of such
privilege, aud who exhibit 10 IN" Court a
c"ipt from II" lrrasurcr Of tie sum OF IS
Tor IN" uriyil'g". No d"tl'r or person shall
soil pi~tol to any ~ rSou unless hrsi ascor-
t,iriUg that said n'rSor- tad q ,i",nsc to
carry same. "riNs, srrgrHntS Of cities and
towns treEr,r ~ ard their deputies arc
her, by exempted from the operation of this
law. Any person Niolhtirg ~" provision Of
/ l. act shall ID" fined n sum not loss than
twenty nor NOR" than one hundred dollars,
one-balf OF which fine shall 30 to III In former
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
MRS. WATERS Must TELL.
william G.. Conklin Gets . Court Order for
the Rich Old W0man's Testimony.

Justice Leventritt has decided that Mrs.
Sarah Ann Waters. who il over 90 years old
must submit to preliminary examination
before the trial of her suit against William
G. Conklin. a trustee of the Franklin Saw
ings Bank who, she alleges. obtained from
her by fraud and misrepresentation deed
of the house, 45i West Twenty-frst street
where she lives.
The order for Mrs. Waters's examination,
which Conklin says is vitality necessary to
him in his defence. Ar she may die before
the trial, was vigorously opposed by her
lawyer, NJ. W. Divine. who produced affi-
davits signed by himself, Or. j. A. Camp
bell Of 800 West Twenty-second street and
Miss Sarah La Brantz, a daughter Of an
adopted child Of Mrs Waters All OF them
swore that the old lady was In no ft con-
dition. either physically or mentally, for a
legal examination.
W B Donilere has been appointed referee
TO take the testimony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
SEVERED NOSE RESTORED.
II Took Two Hours and Lots Of Grit on thu
Part OF the Noses Owner.

James O'Malley, 81 years old. Of 1926
Grand street, Hoboken. had his nose saved
early yesterday morning by an operation
that is said to be unique in surgery. While
undressing without light in his room
he stumbled over chair against the sharp
corner of an iron bedstead. which cut
through the nasal bone and left more than
half the nose hanging over the upper lip
by a shred Of muscle
O'Malley's family bound up the nose
with a towel, and he was taken to Police
Headquarters III an ambulance. Police
Surgeon Arlitz set the severed bone and
sewed up the nose with thirty stitches
O'Malcy bore the operation without
anaesthetics. When the surgeon finished
his work of two hours O'Malley said his
sense OF smell was dead to everything
save the strands Of gut,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
I<indergartcn Association.

The New York kind"rgarten Association
held ito twelfth annual meeting az in' IT! =
Yesterday afternoon, Hamilton W. Nabie,
Richard Watson Glider, DR.. James II,
Garfield librarian of Columbia aud Mrs.
Lillian ". Belts spoke on tho work of the
association. Among large number Of
gifts announced as received in the course
of the year was one OF so, >GD from John
ID. ArchDold for the support in perpet Vii y
of the Frances Dana W lcutt kindergarten
These new directors were elected and
nominated to serve as managers until 1905
Mrs Newbold Morris. Mrs. Henry Goldman
Potter, Mr-. William q. Rockefeller, '
Evrrit Macy. Thomas Robins, Jr, X. Vernon
Moflatt. Edward q. Love. James Gayley ano
NJ. l.. Harrison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
BREWER WOERz GETS DIvORCE
On E,iGence collect esi In London and Paris
THIS Season.

Justice MacLcan has confirmed the re-
port Of Col. Franklin Bartlett, as referee.
and granted Frederick W. Wocrz, the
brewer, a decree of absolute divorce from
his wife. Harriet, who was Miss Ieis. Mr..
and Mrs. Woerz resided AT East Sixty
third street until her departure for EUROPE
last summer. Rumors Of her alleged mis-
behavior in London and Paris reached the
husband and he sent detectives over.
When he got reports back from the in
vestigators he began his suit last October.
Nh. Woerz entered a general denial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
THESE ARE BRAVE WORDS.
Edict OF Hoboken's chief OF Police Agains
Policy and pool Selling.

Patrick Hayes. Hoboken's young Chief
Of Police, yesterday promulgated the fol-
lowing edict against gambling in that city:
After one week OF my administrat on as
Chief of Police find that policy is rampant
IN the city. This game will have to stop,
If it is necessary TO put the entire police
machinery in motion TO do it. 1t is the
ineanest form of gambling IN existence, its
chief sufferers icing the poor.
My short career at the head of the de.
parlrnent has also convinced me that pool
'eling is still going on in the city. This will
also have to stop. Makers of hand books
will be arrested the same a. other violat ors
oi the law, and no form OF gambling shall
he permitted"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
ENGLISH RIY ALASKAN MINES.
Pay a. .Ss5,5OO for a Low Grade Ore
Group At Rodman hay.

Sp'cfl! ClNt Df1pHch 70 The Sun.
LONDON. Dec. Sc. II. Power, Missis-
sippian. has completed the sale here Of
nine claims In the Dewey group Of gold
mines on Rodnan Bay. Alaska. together
with stamp mills. equipped with water
power and electricity, and seven miles Of
railroad. for f2e7 800.
The purchaser is an English company
that was registered to-day as tho Alaskan
Rodman Bay Company. George B. Hud-
son, NJ p, is chairman Of the new concern.
The shares have been privately subscribed
for
10000 in the development OF the prop
erty, which yields low-grada ore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
DUEL CALLED OFF.
Seconds OF NM. Vale and Syyeton Agree
on Arbitration.

Special CaSs Despatch 10 THE sun
PARIS Dec. s.-The seconds of NJ Vale,
the Minister OF Justice. and NJ. Syvcton,
the Nationalist menber Of the Chamber
Of Deputies, met to-day TO arrange for a
duel az the result Of the row In the Cham
Der last Saturday. The seconds were
unable to arrange the duel and the matter
will be referred to arbitration II is prob
able that NJ Bourgeois, President OF the
Chamber Of Deputies. will be selected
az the arbitrator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Delay Of seventh Avenue Paving.

Borough President Cantor said yes.
t"rdav, In answer TO complaints of tie
delay in repaving Seventh avenue, that az
soon as a contract that could be executed
ad been awarded, the work would begin
Two bids had to be discard, d, he said
owing To specifications that didn't comply
with peculiar provisions of the Charter
TIL same thing also applied to the paving
of St Nicholas avenue. Mr.. Cantor said
The pavenents will he good ones. once
laid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09

The R"N, ID, Wilbur r. traits told the
i"esbyt rian minister's ", storday q at In
V, stlPati NJ a"e being made to find out
l. the Hon II I'd >moot IL a 10 lvyamist
There ar ru'nors [ at he is a d that 4 .
Will be elected by q. titan l. gisi,il re 10
the United ) at,s S,Lat,. II t.. and If
he prov = 20 be "A pc lvra' l. said d { RATS $,
he must be. k - out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Award NJ Nobel Prizes.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE SUN.
STOCKHOLM, Doc. s-The following adj
ditional Nobel prizes have been awarded:
Literature, Prof, Mommsen; chemistry,
Prof Emil Fischer Of Berlin; peace, Prof,
Frederick Won Martens Of st. Petersburg
The physics prize il divided between Profs.
I,orenz and Zeeman of Holland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
I,Ins EDWARDS talic Win Prizes.

LONDON, Dec. Sat the Christmas cattle
show at Agricultural Hall King Edward
carried of two first prizes and a cup for
Devons He was also awarded two first
prizes and "A cup for Hcrcfords and for
Shorthorns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
TewksbIry Divorce Granted.

The report of r fierce A. T. Mason, award
ing Mrs. Mary Mills Tcwksburv an a. soluo
divorce from Lewis G.. Tewksbuy, q e
hAancir. who disa peared from New
York about two years ago, has been con-
firned by Justice MacIsan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Operation on Countess OF Dudley.

DUBLIN, Dec Sine Countess OF Dudley
the wife of the Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland,
was taken suddenly i'll Yesterday She was
operated on for appendicitis this morning
The Countess il reported 10 tie mailing
sat isfactory prOgrcss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
ACCIDENT TO KAISER'S son.
Prince Oscar Falls From Horizontal ia
and Breaks (OllarbOne.
Special cable Despatch TO THE SuS

NUFtTU Z TTtsVuTIT
BERLIN, Dec s.-Priuc" Oscar, the Kaiser r
fifth son. while practising on a horizontal
bar on Saturday, fell and sustained slight
fracture of the extremity of the collarbone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09

Col NcCahnort owned one of the leading
stables on the English turf. In 1898 he Won
tie Derby with Isiuglass. TIE sare horse
won the st. Leeor and the Two thousand
Guineas in that wear, and in 1894 won tibet
Eclipse Stakes. Rising Glass, one of lsn-
gass's get. won the Jockey Club Stakes
this year for Col McCalmont, and finished
second in both he Derby and the 81 Leger.
Another Of the McCalmont string, ST
Maclou, in the past season won tie Novem-
Der Handicap at Manchester and waS second
in the Cambrdgeshire Stakes.
Early this year the Parsons Marine
Steam Turbine Company began the CON
struction Of turbine Yacht for Col. Nc
Calmont The Yacht, which IL 10 tons,
is to lie fitted with la-row water tub" boilers
aud il expected to have a speed Of ~ Knots
Icrr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
England Accepts Uur cattle.

Special Cdhs Despatch 60 THE Sun.
LONDON, Dec. She Leyland liner
Cambrian, Capt. Lee. from Boston, Nov. %,
for London. arrived to-day with 50? head
OF cattle and $50 sheep. The animals were all
declared free from infection and landed AZ
Dcptford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
col. M'CtLNONT DEAD.
Member OT Parlirnent and Owner Of
RacrhOrses.

special Cable Despatch - THF SuS.
LONDON. Dec. s.-Col. Harry McCalmon',
Member of Parliament for the Newnarke,
division of Cambridg ,shire, and well known
as yacht sman and horse owner died sud-
denly al II O'Clock this morning at his
residence in St. James, Square. He was
apparently in good health and was just
leaving the house when he was seized with
apoplexy on the doorstep and died in "A few
minutes. He was born in 1861. He served
in South Africa during the Boer war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
Loubc, In society ct Cincinnati.

NprcIN taNt D'5palth 70 The Sun
PARIS, Dec s.--Pre-ldrnt Loubet has
accepted al offer Of honorary membership
ia the Order Of the incinnati He has
written a letter to Asa Bird Gardner to that
effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
spanish Anarchists Arrested.

Speci! Cable Despatch 10 Tux sun.
BARCELONA, Dec. S.-Three Anarchists
who were distributing irfammatory pla-
cards were arrested here to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
KIns Of Portugal Lca,cs England.

special Cable Desplieh TO THE sun
LONDON, Dec. s.-hihg Carlos Of Portu.
gal left England to-day for the Cor,irent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-09
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