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u,Dr NJ I><LE oF r,,r RI,rR.
rspk nsrsr OF No's~es Turns Turtle and
splits ~ e-ts and ~ e,ir<.

The Puti-h steamship Topaz. ,l.l"n With
molas.s-. iaV m the fs-' River a Th.r.
ti,th -fr-t Yesterday Whilr her mpls.--s
Na- pump--d into No 'ank lars,- iclpug-
lng 10 the Tii-wa'rr Ol CumIasN = lay.
o'rc ~" pumping was cuntiuDcl last
night About Ia o'clock m" targr which
was On 'hr port al" II he fuIasr .isucl
turtl' and. according tn VA" three SN,,i.-
WIN went over with u, -N'-'euri the titrs
with 5.O.o harrcl- of mula-s', ,ha' -"
meant fnr ug Williamsburg ~ug,r refinery
The 'hr,r Svr,l.- ~" p.t-r uir>ou. Hans
jo-grns"u amt Phuip Martens lilo . ..
men uu rhe Topaz cut the lashIurt that
held N" harsr "a IA" ~tclm"r and The lare..
bottom m. jr,fted awav Rop, we're
thrown 20 ~" Sw't"~. zach e whom by
this time. had a coating e the urln--'>.
and they were pulled atuard the ~fDIaze.
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m NtWtY RErJRSS RTCH.
George Douglass NrWahcn Lives to A.
tonish ITS Mother.

George Douglass Mcmahon, who sud
denly l"f Syracus. University ten wears
agp and mvsteriously disappeared IL
now visiting ht~ mother and his four
brothers a. - Willow stre'. Brooklyn
H. wa son uf tn" Rev ! T Mcmahon
q missionary In India When his parents
heard 81 ms .'ranc" di~ap-arlnc' they
asked the police Ia aid them IN finding him
but he managed tn "vad" the policr ~"
l-gpn with a CrIl-' on tn" Great lakes
and then ~rttlcd Ia Chicago wherH he was q
rCh'-i teacher. n car conductor ard a
WHchinis' lie then secured a place a.
foreman IN n manufacturing concern He
travelled all over the West. and during tho
spanish war he enlisted IN a cavalry regi-
m"ut and rus tu IN" rank of first ~ rgeant
Then b" -rttlci down and AZ the present
tim" b." -, Ia" superintendent IL "a manu-
featuring cunC'ru m Harmar>yIll". Pa
SEVERAL weeks = be- wrut" Tor he first
time In ten wears 90 hi~ mother telling her
that he had struck u rich and would nov
visit his family The reason he had not
written To- his family b.forr was tina, he
did not wan, 10 IT, n burden to them His
father died a few years ago. There wns a
great time when the wandering 10y returned
home a few DAYS ago and he has kept his
family amused with he stories IL adven-
tuTp
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asu ami. m fact. was rrsdy Zoe ntto-luJ tiou
iu N. lluu-r i.fur- the 18th IL MAY u
wuuii tiy" t-.u iutr,-tuc,-I at that tim..
hut arrr CONSULTATION b'tWrcn the President
ant Aitutu'N-ti'n-fal Knox ~ wa- destined
i-.t Co wal until newt winter Nu further
runf"rsuc,'- un ne" mca-urr viii h. necessary
for tur htl - huS regarded by the chisf
law ofic,r Fl M" Government a. cumpl,; g"
The bil will probably TO- i~utroiuc,yi hy
Representative Iit,l-hcId and will l..ir
h- nam" although It will II. known ~ an
ADMINISTRATORS measure, approved IN rvrrv
particular 10y IA. Pr-~lsi-n, and the Al
iurusN GENERAL The first draft II the
proposed legislation was written bv Nj
littlrb-ld. hr not At tho r-uur~t 81 the
President
Some 81 the recent reports OF the suhi~ct
have SIid that the bhl would H. d!av "a
hv Mr. Littlcfi-ld AT IA. Request ~ Pr,.i-
dent Roosevelt The matter originated IN
the ambition II Mr. L.i,,Irfrld To- H. ld.uti-
d'i wt'h some legislation 81 this character.
Tho Maine Congressman a long tim" ago
conceived the tdci that ~ome nov legi~-
lntiou for the regulation 81 tIi-ts would
h. necessary. n b" wished 20 have his
mann, connected with u
som" lime later Mr. Lutlefeld framNd a
bul which h" thought NOuld accomplish
what the Administration wished 10 acyuu-
Ili-h ia the way II new trust legislation,
aud De- l,id a iyp~wrtttcn copy of i hefur"
NJ Knox The Attorney-G"u.ral critlctS.Si
freely. and. m fact. rrvrutc the hul iu such
a form hat the original daft would hardly
have l','r recognized
l. l. cNp-~'tsd that this measure, a.
1mcrdci uV MIR knoI, viii hc introduced
ir the Hnu~" 10y Mr. LIttleiiald Immediately
after the assembling OF tungrc~> al tire
lvNf session
The CONCLUSION 20 postpone the master m
Ma lat wa brought about 10y IN" fact hat
a mass u implrtant legislation was ,rudiug.
and n Nas d'srmed in~.Xpdt.nt 20 Introduce
49, a subject lat" H. the ses-inn.
especially a. Il would probably provoke a
prutract.l discussion To she possible pre-
iudic,. II other measures " which the
AdminLtration vas deeply Interested
Their, j. TAO one IA Washington a, this
time who can sI-aN with authority in re
gard To- the lr' ails of the till hat lIas been
Urrpaud through ia. ioint efforts 81 he
Acknowledgement and Rrpre-rn'aIvr lAt,le-
field II II known. however. hat the
mcn.,ur, IL 80 fraWssi - 80 cnVrr all tia"
lmp1rtaui wtdkurS~c- pr Omissions Il tn"
Sherman A%utI-rrIs' Law aud 'ha' among
other things the new bll require that the
hooks ~ so-ralkd trusts and industrial
combinations n" constantly open go proper
scrutiny Thi- latter provision L. IN line
with the Presidents message any -p"-yhes
advocgtlng PUBLICITY IN trust tfai'S.
Hcr~rc-.r'atI,e LittGfeld introduced an
antitrust hll early llst winter. hut that
measure doses pot meet b Wow ~ 'ho
Administration. and Mr. ILttl"told Will
alanlpn u
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TrNNEL iNDFR zen STREET.
Consents Abroad, obtained Prom . Ma.
,orit, Of Prosperity owner.

Here's a now tunnel ~ch"rn" and eN-
Tax Commissioner Edward & She.hv
and Others have been busy for the past
f.N v.,,k~ getting consents 81 property
ovn.r- along Fo-tv--econd street. from
r.yrr 10 riyrr. Tor the building of a tunnel
railway uni.r ia" street Ia" under
standing along For'v-second street Is that
~.,mg,hs g I.rG 60 per N'nt 81 all the property
owners have signed consents Mr. Sh,shy
won't tell who are h'hind he tunnel. when,
!, j. >aid. Will h" extended under the Past
River
II was -~uggr.t"d YESTERDAY that IN"
schcn" nigh l." 4 par Of IN" rrcst"r
scheme Il tho Rapid fransi, subway Con
-irIoiiou Company To- fn"d M" Manhattan
subway from OI-ars. ~ u intends To- feed
,L. -unNav from M"stch'-ter by means 81
m. purt tir~'"f Railroad which u controls
.J,bu Il M,IpuAld. IA" -ibway contractor.
wt, b. Interested In N" Port Chester Rail
rad -aii yesterday that h" kn.s n,ihmg
als.ur th. fory-sccoud street tunnel ard
was hot lu'crr.t"i In n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
rIr. FoR >u..ur,S,iS'OORHEI
.Irrsr,s Former Go,crn"r Hacked h, tho
Douinie. Nho tfrs "Drsisr D-siStr"

I~IlT.IlrI. y J july fu-tuer Coz.
Vn,rhsc- and Domino Iak.v ~ Gran
ford took pat 10 a tow '--rIgi' AZ a inject
irs m era ford Of tn" Board II Educa-
,4u There VA q discussion nj 10" chsrc' :
Of ia, outi-m agur.t Principal fhomss.
a. tlr pubic schools. whom a mum brr ~
VA. lrr.ry- ~ - town Law" ba"n trying
10 .l.' Wien . N'N Work Law yer at
o. su,I hum. li,y.,-. a. pu" "i IA" charge.
,lu.rrI -N.u are , hir IN" lawyer
.Imtrd over q tshio and passing several
Il fi.-- Ir.-g' grabbed llutnh- ~ o."
t,rr.' f,nu.N Is"y and Gov. Norf-
le.s ,rrtnr -,ard 'u r-train the en-
r,r,l rr,r and rlli"in"rIuiu r"Vn"d.
lr.-d-u' ilHGWs pounded Win h's
ra,,l MANY - 40 women 81 Crawford
vt. vr.r. lr,--.i' s'r~sm"d chairs were
overturned and The meeting Tor several
m,mc-'. vas broken up
NJ ~ fi.-,- shouted. Pie, Tor hame''
and 40 dom rio -hout~dto thetrlligerents.
'D.sll deSIsf
LAWYER u .h4r ~ N"v York tried to got
tho cp'nUt'lutS sp1ri, and With tho help
of all ,Duo'rrNd they MI" finally spa
arat.si. bat the biAri forgot 80 give ~
dcrHiun ~ ~ whether Thomas should Is
retained
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sHOT u0THrr. kIILrD SISTER
Herbert Hn ~ RoNhnr> Insane From
Nrrv orb and Insomnia.

U,sroS. July : ono hundred and fftv
rDtr,,men and m.-" than $50 hundred
cti z.u. ~I"ut many ur'~"rtN hour to-day
irving 'o arrc-' a i"n"nt"i youth who
had murdered in- -.-'"r and nearly killed
nj. mother az RnNNlrv this morning IN"
hum, lasted from q o'clock until . O'Clock
tins afternoon. when word came" go 10"
,tr,d -.arrhcr- -cl''rr,-i through Franklin
Park and the ylrir.tv that the man they
wanted had t..u arrested 'u Milton Lower
Ntl,s IA. extreme outlying district Il
lhc man under arr - is Herl-'r' Hi.
II YEAR lid, au ai.u~'ct ~ machinery 1T
~. R.-.rr W.'iorNul' Machine COMPANY
HI~ mind was go h"h'N uhualat,tu uN
uy"rwurk amt Insomnia N%"uu dav- ago
Hi AID a duIEg ~ mat ~" had ten work.
irs nIght and ,lly for nearly nan" months
and wanted q -I.''pIiC dfdughi Lost
THURSDAY h, visited \ w'l-hH"Nu al''-.-'
andask.d To- l.. ",auiu'd 49, 20 hls sanity
1h. dortpr questioned him 'Iosclv and
.,- tl,d Tint 'I,u. was ron tx - -
tn.. matter with hm. advising hm tina,
hls H., ry,. were uu' oi order aud suggest
ing . short vacation
TIL llN,d with h1- mother, Mrs Amelia
mn, at "A Wa,rr.v -tr'-t, l%soNhury H.
.-,nr NJ. Francs Z Reilly. al~p lived
there This morning HI ar'-" early ard
went on, furscig.r 9u'cloCk hr dashed
out - th" hou~'. waving a rrynlver. shout
mo II. dom. and ran = few blocks Ih'u
h" h,a-dad = FrprsIln pa-k car
lin had -ho, hr- mother in the hcad n
she vas rtaking the kitrh"n fire and al" hi
her with the revolver butt Mr.. Reilly
ran frnm her lcdrrum ard rr,d To save
hcr mother. but me shot killed her
Before getting uu IA" oar Hill ran up 10 \
yroup II pnir'.r- ard -natcn"d n hat FROM
one Of them throwing a ~tWo-du!ar It'll IN
pavment III dd not rs st arrest aud
talked ucph,r,ntlN ab,u' ID" aN1Ir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
NEITR TOI CHED NV.
I southport Butrher iio>'s Nrrr, Drive
over 5OO Pounds OF Dynamite.

NEW HAVEN. Corn Jgly \ LAWYER
Arthur u Penny Of th.s city, wi"r" l"'u"
j. In Southport. tom says a seW,T .. l-'ing
built through tie centre of Southport
AbOut So pou1ds ~ dynamite sticks, "a u"
used IN blast NIX. were placed 10 the ruad-
way. nnar the sewer. Yesterday a butchers
toy. ignoring the signs Of street Closed
drove through the road Cor u short cut
Workren attacked tie team and the boy
with shovels and sticks To- prevent him
from driving over the dynamite. hut the
lad whipped up HE hor>c and sped on The
workmen scarurrrd In every direction. Roy
and team WsU' On over the dynanit" and
4, didn't explode An inspection Of the STICKS
shov~d that ,hev bad t-sn ground into the
ao', earth Some of them had bcen smashed
by the horse hoof
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
oPrR,riON O> ULii ,RTnI n.
surxron who Performed ~ Won't "a, wha,
Was.

BosToN. Iglv s-Nr~ u u G. o1cv.
Who was Nj Julia Arthur lriurr her mar
riagr ara r-firrmeai from the sage. was
upera'si upon to-day ~ Dr. Maurice
Richardson. assisted ly ~ irark VI
johnson. her regular phy-i"igr The ,p~t
alton wa Urrtormoi AZ Mr. C..cucy'-
summer home On Greater iiT"N ~'"r, an
Island at IN" mouth 81 Boston 'ui"r
Dr Richardson wac GsE'd fortnight about
the suc,ys- 80 the operation lic rrpl, q
that thu patient was do'ug we'll. hut de
Clinp,! To- saN What III" oIsraiiou was. re-
icrring NJ. reporter 20 lr johnson The
latter lef hi~ Office Z" make a professional
call early this evening and hal not returned
up 20 I. ~
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sHEss s,vr rnr,r,r> io>o.
fray III b, Wall for - I, netoern .
Nan Ia onto 1ud tue in nl,sia.

CANtaN Ohio, July "u.f' b.. tau'.n
and another iu Nar>Av. II--H. IrH H-
gar,-d ~ q elrr" = ch' p, 0' &c. - Ha'H.
ns,el. vii u,tir' &C. v''r- 90 r...I
a. b. d. bcirC rrrjIr.r i uv w". f.I r
requires i4Irtecu D,N- q .r''.r '. -
le,N-sn tho tNo p.ac.- Toe crt,-'r'f-
arc : Kai-rr .'uplrv- IN ono ~ 'no '..1l
srccl rolling mills. PLAYING tho nl,t m"u.
amt II Bloch. q mcrchsut 81 Warsaw d.
playing the NL''"
The gam" wa p%romg'"i hy Charles
Rn."npuyn Of Ch1rs"N u wealthy Russian
who u closely related 20 uutl Contestants
He hss pU' M a .uI- - iOuD 'u1l'~
tabout $500 fy he game, ,hr'~.fourth-
10 ~ e. a." winner and onc-ioutth to tie
lo->r Pour moves have already t-'n
madr
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STORM BETWEEN TWO LINERS.
rs Centre Located nv Wireless serStcs
Rough weather Delays Them.

mo NUrfN C,-uau IlOVu Hner kaiBer
- -, ,y.rin. ,roro
N'IIr'hi'u'I 49, = ,I.N,nd
Bremen. but f"in"wiia' on 'h" rch@''n"
DNrh Cant lIn-eparu makes an effort
>, ru, ,s- on s.apr~d sentiments on
81 lc, 60, .bin. tbe Kron-
-, pro,,., y.s,.,-
pm "I'h'lIn' "'"'h 10, 49,,
hcl,toa and "a. storm was, according to
49,, I-r,g.,,ann. one Of tho f.rcust Of
'"l'
the N-' 'N'
Ito aDle were IN mld''F'an IN rrioay'
each bring invisible from IN" bridge decks
Of 'ho other. WHOM a. INV miles apart ths
-. ,,l h.y.r Tho ka,s.,r had hs-n
~. r,.rl ,'r.. g. T. ia a heavy -ea,
G, n .-,.thVu-' gal" said tho
III ..r
-" - ..,..,~ north vest gale
n W, ,c. L.a .,. p. I weather.
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POSSE ROUNDED TRACY UP.
~ room Tyt WIS mo o NV INTO
tpI ,RING FIIi az M SHES.


T.,,u. NJ. I,I, r,t,, Tr.ev
-, g..
- - H., ,,.rI -, r..
-. ..t..I' - a., - 80.
-. .t. - IT, 80
-. -.
4.
- -. 49, -,
- o..r,. on y,
-. -. -, -
ar a., - 49,. r,a T.a
-. ,,,.r,-l -, .o,a,a
.,r -. - -.
H.. A.t..t -. ,,h,,d ,h... in
,L,..,. -. Vl,,l, ~, 80. wn.
49,, ,,r.,., ,.o ,,.h,. l.,d
= w.. "a, -, - mo- ,.sul,.J
:, a,,. ,,.4 v,,r, T.,cv cou-
r..t.l :, ,,o.,,r t,,, ,r,n PR, Mad
,.o, .o.ur.ly nod ~, ~ Ue had b.-n
,,ed ,..,c .orlv ~. ,,,r,irg and gagged.
hn, h. snr,~..t,t d, oo,kinr the gas out
=, nj month II. ,.,,, shou,i,s whom
~. -. ,,, ,c,r n
To n.uh,r- %, -. po.se hc dac,,r.d
D.. ,,t ,.z.n ,,.,,.d hadtv Th. blood
ho,,d. so, ,,,, -, ,b, .ay ,,d xh.,
,h.y N, -r,,y d,vr ,bcv I,,,,n IN hav
and u.r. ,,g., IN ,l,-e =, Guard C,,.on
hold ,h.u :, ~ d., Lo.n ,L.r Ir,,n h.,,u
h.,
A. ,,,l,.l ,.,irh, r,,.x L,oLo .xa
from a.. ,l.,,,,, and tool IN she railrood
,r,rL With s,,,'a ,ndib.. aud tho MS.
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BIG enc 400 STRTkE SHORT.
Freight Handlers and Railroads Pretty
sure To Get Together To-day.

CHICAGO. july : A. the close OF IN"
second day ~ the freight hanul"r> s'rik"
every Indication points 10 4 settlement "i
the trouble tomorrow StScng pr"-s'r"
wa- brought 10 laar on the contestants
from all sides to-day. and AZ 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning committees IRON "ach
railroad will Mrct with the managers and
discuss terms.
committee of fvc freight haudlcrs
from zach 1T thc tw"uiN-iour railroads.
was appointed tonight, and VIM" th'-,'
committees have not tn"n vested WIN ihll
mower 10 eject n settlement. they hay"
suNfri.nt power - CIV" AMI take q NIUE
All tho crinmitt"e- will meet "a lnin' So
sinn ri > O'Clock AFTERNOON
Sc hon Il, l.. confidently expected ih"' w"
strike will L., declared IN
I'nIr-a the railroads agr's, To q" nus,n"-S
with the committees. nv" CHICAGO f'i"ia-
tinn 81 Ialnr pledges IT, moral and ma
,.risl suprpnr, Ia the striking freight hand
L.r- THIS support n,ean- thai th" team
s,.r- who have ls-n h"ld in check 10 a graz
extent 80 far hy their oft"rrr VII Is, IT.
frnm restrain, ~ will undoubtedly Assist
the freight handlers.
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po,,.nd Gives Up the Fight.

CplcAGn. Iulv : Edmond Rnstand ha.
Ier the field 81 litigation for honors A.
anil nor of "Cvrano DC B'rgrrsc.' ~ far A.
nr.srn, drings IN Jude" Grus-cup's cour'
ar concerned. hv Withdrawing through
his ATTORNEYS . petition FOR n rchearIne II
M, as defended by Richard Mansfield
and VI Palmer On Ihursday. July ?.
NJ Rn-,and's legal rprrscntativ" mode a
formal request ia court that the cas- -
ra,l-rnei. iu which Samuel Ehs'rlv Gross.
rI,ipttr. Wa Judic al'v declared 20 10
wrnngrd hv tho ~Frcnchmau. who wac 10
cler~d 10 hay" alag arrived from Mr. Gro.ss
pI,y The Merchant Prince - Cornevir"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
q. :. uED,L IOR I POLITEHtN
For SAVING Two Lives Got the Meyer
Medal for the same Deed.

The gold m,yial 1T ~" United state. Life
Saving S-rNicy, wa presented - Rounds
man Robert l. Mil- u ~" West i?5rh
stree, station Yesterday for ~" rcscu" Df
twn rncr from the North River an Aug y
las, Near ~" n~iai, which was a'cum-
naui..i ~ = A~ait.ri' g letter from the ScCro-
ia,v 81 'b, Treasury. wa haLd"i To- Mills
in Tho ofica 81 commissioning Plr'ridg" hy
Can, L Ahn"V uf N" United States
Revenue Gutter SERVO" u" Commits
sinnpr. Deputy tommls-ion"r 1hurSt' n
and Insp"Ct.r- t"r'righi, brooke. ,ro~-.
received alrradv 10" Meyer medal Cor
bravery for M" -ain" act
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
" HTfTnTR.
Nr.. PACKER PAY, On About Al the Orbits
of NanlcN 4 60.

MIA Jennie " Packer, whom Justice
O'IurWan, m ArrI, 1901. appointed re-
ceiver 81 ~" g--Ht~ ~ Harlev \ Co. PAM
phlet binders, has finished the Job, paid AL
,ut 500 of the $3.50 Indebtedness, n
will pay a dividend Of - Per cent. on the
s,oo. She found on ticking charge cash
a-~ets % $50 and machinery worth $500.
Ms Packer made The personal &C
qua Of every creditor when sbs.
s.suincd icr r'cCNershp ard induced
them - loaso 'h' n.ach',crv m the plant
eNr"u.cs aud pui tl- 4faI. - the coin
p,uv IN such order 'ig' y was pCssihl- 10
run On" concern ard MAKE money
Sh" e. m cyT'r lookLeerrr Bcfor"
her marriage 10 " " Packer of Postuu
~" Wa Mis-. Jennie Noor ~ New liatnp-
shire TN Nj ~, Esf leath. three vrsTr
after 'hrir m9rrl.rr, she was eft d~.r~rdeu'
on her uNn o~.r''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
NN BROTHERS POISONED.
N-ishbor said To Dave irut Paris Grr-n On
cherries which The, stole.

nEfRIN0. Ne Julv =. Nnl'-r Curran,
: vra-s old. un" of the ~, ~una II ,harl.~
Iurfnu. died today after a hr.'f illness
Tho physician who attended the child
laid he dad ~ Poisoning Walters five
brothers ar dangerously ~ ami ar" alb,
suffering from poisoning
several dav- ago -" children. whose
age range from 5 To - y~ar-. Legged them
-cI,'- to- cherries m a n"ighhur~ tree II
y .elic,,d that The ovu"r " M" cherry
tree -m.ar,I thc. frtn, with PARIS green
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
o. IET 'ORON tTION.
Functions VIII he Limited to the Ia, OF
the Event.

LoNGox. July . Trufh saw thai when
the coronation L. Nrij 1uiy the ROYAL family.
a few relative fr.ll glr,ad and 20" fcruI-
n.r.' Amua-sniors "a lDui"l u~'p',"u'.uG
foreign countries VIII b." present There
viii H. a procession from Birmingham
Palace 20 Mestmiusi Z Aulcv and back.
and unthi,g cis, The functions Will D."
limited 10 the actual lay 'f "a" coronation.
The suggested August dates ar" uupopu-
lar. a. August II the holiday month for
London residents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-09
MOSQUITO PEST ~ TENtS.
Horses and cattle Drowned Getting Away
From Them -Nrn Cant Work.

FoRr WORru. Toy july 5 Outdoor
labor has almost c.ased IA the coontrv
surrounding ansic,on and Alvin. wing
to he rrrvllcnc" of mosquitoes Mann
csttl. n horses hav" t-en drowned m
slourhs and w~stcrcours"s. wh"r- they
had sought refuge from the post
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from GfRutN Soldier.
Ts,ie.l ,ian Of the Reserve over Here
ou a Ni.it.

Carl Prit~olau, an officer of ~" German
Army u ~.rycs. ard. u j, .sid, 'alrr han
any tYlG.cr who has i"'n IN -'ryir" IN
Germany ~ the last ~, wears. arrived
Yesterday al .arl 'Ao Nur'h G'r an llpvu
steamship kalS.r Vll'lv J"' rrua".
from Bremen. H. - AZ tai Iu Tan"
fc~t and weighs cs5 pounds -'rfpI - H."
j. e .ompari"u 10y sf,r } q. Lau~, az
enr.n~cr hoy viii make "A i'ur of th"
country
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Gen. Grant, olh stallion Dead.

RE,7EICr. m July = li-ts1 Tree. fH"
fam.u. -.a.lor Tc'rr'~i 'o D"-. trl"'
bv a., erl'au Of Turkey IN Grar''f ,,u-,f
no world. died 'His l'-n'pu ~" vac
= ok ,lr~ ,ek- H." va hurIrl with
mugl ,.rcmt Nv
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GOV. ODrIL'S TLIr>G VISIT.
Saw some Yrir-i> a. the rinh Avenue aud
Returned to ~ birSr.

Gov OIrll wss ~ .uou t.r 70 f"r minute
v.-t,riA. a'tr-run.'. coming Gown from
Ncvl rrrh,ra rI. r'.rg train Hui' 'Irf.rg
AT - . rl'.i ttuN pi'. .7v q rl;r'-.
- friend. - 'ho trf'h HN"'' Hoo. iIs
visit Wss ,r -r'.rH. 'u'fes su'irD,y.
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ITTIIFIELD'S TRIT mn.
D. Was ~ Read, Last MAJ Revised %,
Nttarn-, General hno>.

~ ~,sBrNc1ov. July : The hil Tor tie
regulation Of trusts which. according TO
I"'r' u,ru-t-. was tn h' prepared hv Repro
t.'fliiyr IlitI"fcld of Main" triwo~n thus
''.. md 90, u .''uhtug of tungr'~- next
I.s,r#.. w. written aNuUt two nonthS
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4EROv4tT DROPS INTO OCEtN.
Hits Water Quarter vile From shore and
L. Rescued b, Hathers.

Geld. a." acronnu,. after making an a.
cens.pn 'ig afternoon. dropped INTO tho
oce-u about a qui-t"r e a mile from the
beach. Raihers rescued HIM
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THE LARGEST DrtUOND.
American " on,an In OH cr u for sale ~
London Coronation Bayazr.

L0NuoN. JUN g." Imperial Corona
ton Bazaar ~ aid .i'u' tHItiru'- lieS;l'si
will or-n on july - Mr. Adair. an Am'ri-
car. viii have Tor dep 's1i Nh" largest da-
m,ri IN the WORLD
\ Pi.rpou, Morgan wIl l"rd his recently
purchased Gutulu collection. which viii
ther 10 On view 90 Ing and Tor ~" hr-'
tluIs
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.om, To uu, a ship for Colombia.

ten Pnmpilin Gutierr"z and Col J ~
Gregory IL the colombian Army arrived
last night from I"lon hy tn" steamship
AllianCi They Ar" here, - Naid, To buy
a .hip for tho Colombian NAVY
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pply two utghts ~ route los the ,olorado Sp~
,sl IoW ,NrIr>iuu fst's ''rU dAN IA chicago
A Norta We.t,m and uion lacln, Rvs. O.rrtA
-. end saI uruadUAh -A1
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~, W.s#us'na 49, 80 ?. gr,ulcsi scenery
,,s' - H,.Ly Nu.uisiU. s = as ucS AT
So,t Va I-urs Il riDr o-c. W, broad
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tupfovsd ssr,Ics Ma HuiApi Railroad fout
trains dalIy go Vermont. 'hfrs 20 Montreal, Across
the islands 81 Ina cham plain
uas.nV,,. pampE,t. iosI .,aS ~ DIosd~Ay.
SCw lOh
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OF " ritbo~
)i~ay 60.
bal Life lnNur-
by that that
bay Interested
local and Rail
cg,'d by -onno
~COncernI
1.-The American
aid Mr. Srnit
the persoi1 r.
kual Life In
b. ~guarant''"
ths lni-ine' :
lives. not Ia
hg else IT."
Me Insurance
To lEnglai Il
Nor the details
4'oal and Rail-
M
~|eoihWne
Dir. Commis-
alarm box IA
no0N
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one ~ sisht d..l tfans hr'rcrn Nrv lofk and
C5trasu. va ~ Nrs Nofk CeaifAl lines. a com-
prracuslVc service @dT.
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ti-s your cough vlth
gNNNI rNprCr oRANT Az
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rhr Sty = tu,-7.c 80, 10 view up 80
inltson ne LAB Ifns tIuN lAfi cuA. Chkfn.
Ing JUNO ouruyN Nss Landing ". rAh e..
Slk 4 ado
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~, tfr I.urstPAus SIsttsl the busy uan may
save a wL0l, ia. % tac mad IA"
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r.,.,u. Of Vanilla
20 Hour. zach va, Be,we~a New York and

UuTntIIN FNTfa'' " '""'''"
rcpatcI from Selected Vanilla h'ah>' "A'tAh'ed'
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per Sets
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that's
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curved
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