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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
Rnhh, Il Pcrrtra Monde OF he Shnanth
roo RICH 70 SIZE OR BE SIZED.
Thats the Z cmn,ri' nj Ri,a Law cr~ In
the s2ao case cf starr ". Hay.

Thcodora " starr. tho iev-ller. hrouzh,
NJ sc'in IN the Yurksille Municipal court
YESTERDAY NJ admnistrstor 81 the estate
~ Theodore y White. his uncle. against
Rn-ali" Hav. M" owner ~ tho hou-e AZ i2i
Madison avenue. Tho suit vas for $40
Tor alleged damage To- tho furniture and
book, OF The la" Nr white. vho had liy~d
in the Madison venue ho,-. The com
rlairi do Jared that vorLm"n we're ,-a;
into the hou~n To- DO repairing before the
l,slsa had cIpir~i and had damaged the
property hv moving n sround
Former Assistant Dis'ric; Attorney Phutp
Carpenter appesrs-i for tho plaintiff. and
while tho cas-" was 81 trial -aid
I am srt rri-asd that a person possessing
such wealth as his defendant does. should
Cotrs INTO court 10 reset tho Iayment Of
such n small sum on n just claim. am
informed that she il a milliouaire-s. And
her cuun~.i. Brother Norwood. IL reput.l
to 10 n m~iftouaife
Il am no l-e. surprised that a mill,o nsire
such n N" plaintiff j. r-put@d 10 be. should
bring an action Tor such n small sum. W"
are her" GU principle to resist what w
consider unJus'.' rejoned Lawyer Car Isle
Norwood
you ar" in good company. gentlemen.
Tho foreman ~ III" jury. tlar'e-f Bigelow.
has the reputation ~ being a millionaire
remarked Justice Herman Joseph.
1t would apIsar that IN. s'enographer
and ! are IN" only IEror men IN this case.
Tor | Ia We heart n ssid tina HE Honor -
rated q millionaire said Mr.. Carpenter.
When the plaintiffs testimony Was in
Justice Joseph announced that there was
no proof tina, ~. money value of the prop
srtv had been dcprriated by the workmen
and he dismissed tic oas~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
rpuSf ~ THP ere 4. s. ARIAS.
~ IeiiN >dicr speak. of Inc Dead Wer-
chant'. Integrity and thi, airy.

Nr I'ly AiIrr spoke Yesterday morn
~ 1' OPT" F.n"'al s~rvic-- Tor 4 : Arias.
,. "yIclAr opui1issiun merchant Who
-.'a hiu-"lf "a Monday night Just after
'-''c u""tr1'"d his ~nf'v-tourth birth
90. lr Adler v1~ an intimet" friend
o. " Nra..aui had known him for many
''t.-
~ thor" V"ro any elements ~ NV dear
'..'I. character. he said in his eulogy.
'''' V'r" more striking than the others
J ,hulId ~'l"r' two for especial prsiSe
90 vas hI- integrity. ! don't think that
h.}Driv could have known him without
i"fg imposed with his perfect honesty
b. every particular of his life.
then h" ~a- Chivalrou- To n knightly
a"g"" "" would have rather ss-'n hi-
tr4-' lhu-sd 'han not have trusted his
i"tHv iuou II" would rather hay" l<s'n
"~f.us'' Than W have done a pEr-On IA"
rf'"S - hinking that h- WIS not 10 ts
''.s''i THIS il n quality 'hs, have
'''~'t, - l. fore In m. r-S' 81 he Spar'ardS,
A. VI. htias po---s--d II m IA" fullest
d"g.s llo was highly hunor,-i hv tho
>iag N american residents IL ihis city.
ana lis lie may remain as "a memory 10
a. ~ friends, who may 30 rtue Ia him
Nv r"mcmtrring all N" good tha, h" did
N hs lfctime'
Ih"s were no other cer~moniee Tbs
srr'cr Mas held at the home % MIR Artas's
son-m-law, X \ Romero. IN the Graham
court, at Seventh avenue iisih street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
,uu W,S ,o,fr.r .rr,s
, /, ,haavirs 80 80 strategic re.,,,ae
Ihi. ,~ss,.ir, ~h.uti ,,..sp,

Ntsroar u tIr~ Tho Nr,,I Va
tnlIsx. 80 uV.tis-i f.rrHpUv fu.tiav fH.
as.fr,.- ,H ~ ruaIa be-, u- President. tarf
E~.r,l ,Ln.is.s IA fHa pfe-r.
~. erwtsr-, tiH tlt-- .F,. .urs .r aifsrI
ar,a a rumier ~ trwN i.I r,.y pnt-.f.
trd several lrprsr 20 .Hr'- Among
them ua- Roar Ndmrhl .u' u y L.c"
to- faf h-r 81 tb. N1vsl rr,r q station ard
Of mo va tolrgs
tapf ,hadyf.k sj.,Ar HI '.a VITA, i'm
uurfunc, 10 mo G.N.fr ntrr q faa general
-ln Of 'H- navy. slIul q, urn-.I 4
t.r ono uf NIttl ln''IH s.u," the War
to'.rgn AID IN" G'ry-al BHiri liz dwrlt
on o., u,,c4si', - 10" study ~ military
history ~" h.ii lha' uu ra.pn ran con-
,,ni" rrctf on H0w'ar-nu vi'u other ua-
toralitl-> uulrs 10 Uttutaius a ~pm"what
,,ual iucre.S. W Ir.iHtatiun lrd has a
good coal -Ippiv. 'h" latter 'iug the great
ASH 81 mechanical energy Tho possession
II such a w,d" "Vi"r' II ,loip cnal must
necessarily carrN tu" uri'vl States To- 10
fpr-fr a. ~ . manufacturing puv"r and.
sons sucu'ly. into 'he front rank 1T lnfu-
entail nations
Cant ,h1dw icE -aid that 90 j. likely that
wa,- hereafter will h" commercial wars.
and that II j. therefore u"rrSSary for the
navy to study their possibilities and 10
prrpaS, for them H. held hat u H. the
greatest commando who dos Nv strategy
what another would d. bv ia" expenditure
Of blood. and that u ~ the trur strategy
of this Government to plac" the Cnit'd
States In such a position as {" b- able 20
command peace
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
SAVES MANY CHILD LIVES,
PRu>I IOR NiTHtN ST.tt> y
~ ~ vuk WNTRtBf FfON.
~ ir'isrir To 49, to- 90 >,spTuprts.
ten q" tN,rrd ,hr s.ot- N"sk sweet
~ ~. INSTALLATION on the Ustb Gat"
~ the RaniaIs l.lsmi ertuSr

Two s-fapltsh.,ruf o., Nathan Swans
~ ispo'S wh"tr "a s-i ai' u".tN'r'
uuik nav b" ort,iT,s. fpF c]1fiir'u ne
gwen sn"h wonderful r-~ul'1 'l preventing
di~rasr and lowering the infant death
RAJ" that Prcsidor' Isrirrle ~ 'he Boari
~ Health - going 20 ak that an arnruprta-
tinn 10 made by no CITY vhrrehv the work
can no .Ntrnd~l hv establishing many
more such d"pot-. ESPECIALLY dIrinG ia"
summer months
III addition 10 opening frurtren drao'-
in 'ho city this wear. Mr. St"lu- has pro-
vii,ei -. ten, mont hp'i-' corp. ~ M"
Health Drpar' mont with tickets thrf will
procure milk al any ut IN" d"Ip's When
an inspector tnis a case uf siCkus~- ia
which improper milk j. I-'ins f~i to a child
he j. authorized To give uu" 10 these tickets
to th" family - that they can -sCurr pure
milk free II co~t during the entir" summer
Upon the notification 10y any physician
Of a similar case. Mr. S,rsu- will furnish
tickets FREQ Al any of the stands the milk
eau b- purchased for a cent a glass. which,
dos not nearly cover the cost.
During last summer Mr. S;raus dis
trihuted Sa3 ,jo7 bottles Of pure s,eriliz.d
milk among the poor ~ the
In addition. millions 81 single glasses were
sold al ia" buptns ~ a maximum cost o'
one Cpni a gla--
The "n.ct on the children'- lives of this
stcrili1ed milk di-trihuti ION - ts-t shown
by thc-r Health Department statistics
In 1875 l.2It children wrr" treated IN
the Founding Hospital on Randall = Island,
and n these 81 died, q vfeCc ~ Oi ~ %
IT. issh 81: lniant- were treated. OF whom
"a died. \ percentage ~ - II III lsO'
ISL were treated ana S2t died, a percent
age Of ~
IT, lSss Nj Strals finally prevailed on
the Charities Department 10 allow hun 10
eetahllrh a Pas'eur Zing plant On Ran
DALI lslani In that year Of 80 'hll'r-n
treated only rs di-d. q percentage uf ~ ~
la isss Of 1907 treated go died, n T-rC"nt-
age Of GS In iVo Of i,Ue+ treated ab
did, "a percentage Ui .1o In these iva
years ,isrr was al rpgirinIc Of measles
In the hospital, OF the death rate would ha'"
lpeeu much lower Last wear .02s chIGf'n
were treated ana oJlN ls5 deaths resulted,
a Percentage 81 u ~
President IeCierle OF the Health Depart
ment SAID yesterday that Mr. strauss
milk distribution Wa one 81 the grandest
vhariti-s that itIs city nas ever known
~ giving to poor, sick Chlltreu eur- max
thousands Ui lives were saved each year,
Dr Ddrrl" said
Dr l.d~rle d. AIS looking sharply sf'cr
the dealers ia poor and adultef at'~i max
[ nd-r tllk and other food stufs
wctc in-I--fci 10y single INSPECTORS N'o
were detailed IA certain districts IN 'hi-
way IAuCh caIrls~-n.>- resulted ami ~ some
INSTANCES protection money - -aId to LaN"
been paid by small dealers who we're ssilIng
impure artlcIe-
Tins system has teen changed by DIR
~l.Ni"r.r Squalls Of INSPECTORS ar. noW sent
out from the Health Department, hgd 'A-
lnsD.Ttion il conducted ia a manner similar
aud many uf them have beu
rounded up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
B4rH, iOR srRrtr rLE,>ER,.
weather sud mr.. Woodhnr, Didn't Wait for
the ~,rting fund commission

4 few werAs Ago Street Cleaning Com
mi>riVu-. Woodbury. asked leave ~ the
sinking Fund commission 10 lease addI-
tIonal tiuor area al the quarters a. 1859
Sa'uud hNcnu" for bathrooms for lie men
~ that section A. the commission did
not seem 20 b- IN a hurry 10 act upon the
application. Or Woodbury. went ahead and
o'cupiei the additional space
The sinking Fund commissioners point 81
out Ia him Yesterday that he had no right
to do tins H. replied that no l-ase had
been entered into aud tha, the city was
IN NJ way liable
That : not the point. sad Ioinrtrciier
Grou'. bead ~ depart n-r' cnnDo Z
br permitted To occury promises jn- "a
he thiuk- ~
Dr. Woodbury. rrpliri hat the extra
rrn' VA only $40 a month. and that "A bath
for th. mon IN this kind of weather VA
worth the money
ri" commission approved The
81 a l.t~" 'avor low told Dir Woodbury.
thai %" must not do il again.
Ahor tho commissioner had LEFT the
meeting II Wa suggested 20 him that The
providing 81 baths for he whit" wing
Was -pmethlng 81 a novelty
We'll. my JOHNNIE, viii have baths,
anyway pr Woodbury. responded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
LAND iS>JRTD 10 con- VIZ, I.
Details of the rurrhESr of south tieid
I'M the lnh r-it, Needs o..

The Now York Hospital va. au,pieh
the orer made hy Tho friends - Columbia
University 20 purchase H." two hl.- -
of land known a. South FlrIf. in front -
the un~cr-,iy III" price, 10 b" psiA l~
si,SDC.0vI. partly IN ,asI and IArIlv Nv
mortgage Ih- 'Ih>, riher~ To- the pur-
rha~" al"
Jane. Nulu a. " Nk TvomblV. tavt.
t,usld. t'.utk" Poster r'H bad, James Sp",'t.
Stu, ,r-sut tsh. n. h"r VI HuutiU g'r'
l-,aH y N"hgusu ~auH,i Ttr'u'. l. v Nl.
Iaty"-. William ; Dui,r agi NJ. iicut a.
Willard
The New Nurh Really Corporation. winch
had previously endcavOr~i 20 a"lulr.
the property. NJ hdr-N ia favor 81 the unI
N"rsity The tile viii p.~> al OF I, ami
II IL the intention Of IA" -UDs ten 10 CAV"
the university an op,grn 10 purchase a."
property a. cost within y voar n1m hist
date. then purpose b"ing ~ So ure ample
space foi th" future educ ii)uHl 10, elop-
rnent of the university The, are not
,c-kng Ia tNy TN iuid - an sihis'Iy field
although thor will b. no objection 10 80
w." Ne such until II l. required for more
im,nr'an' purposes
The particular ~. "a N' nAD,O % he
~, perry mus DEPEND largely 'pon w."
mount which th" uLN "reI,y can Ia.-"
hv giit 10 enable n 20 "Avrnis" be 0V',uI,
and =. c',c' such build a, NAV bee Iru-'
nesNdel
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G. ?. HUNTINGTON ESTATE SUES
To Establish Title to Land on which .. n.
kneesand Dsrrewet SsOO .OOO.

lratalla n. Huntington and Charles II.
fv-d. executors of the will Of Coils p.
Huntington. are suing to recover e7oo,n0
which Mr.. Huntington lent wears q 20
~ friend. sylvester II. Kneeland. Isaac
! Oates. an executor 81 the will, - named
ss defendant because II was To Mr.. Gates,
Who was MIR. Huntington's riRht-hand.
'Na' Kneeland made tho deeds 70 property
IN Nonker- and ~Grenburgh 10 secure
Nj Huntington for the loans.
Tho proI.'rty ~ which the Huntington
EXECUTORS now s~~k To secure clear title
i Practically u~nimproved. II consists
~ ,HoI' 80 acres IN Weetche.ter and New
yr-x count ras Mr. kneeland bought IL
ra-y var, ago 10 hold for speculative
purposes lie was a larg" operator IN
WI >'ir~' He borrowed one from
" Huntington. giving for security the
Va,f.f"-'cr property NJ Gates. Who
sr.i COR VIZ Huntington IN 'h"se trans
sH'.ur, -lii yesterday
TO-" sa-uri'v Vac nov in the form ~ a
'..''rlga. vhr'n might now 10 toreC lo~"d
'r,r- legal co'rrliS atoms. Mr Kn.--
laws gtf" q d'nd II IN" properly To me
- a rpwuyal Consideration, and certain
loo ... vcr. written hv Mr. kn'pland to
u Huntington stating that tho property
o. . "uut"y"i was 80 ~'Clr" hun Tor these
-trtre'- from time to time, which. with
u.-' now amount TO about S70n.OnO
40 ~ ~" d'-'i wa- made 20 me. ] vas
o. * Usrrly ~ 'rI-tsa for Mr.. Hunting
'F Thee ACTON - neCesSary 10 establish
'' I.,r ''i" 81 the properly and | am
mod" % ,i"i''dau' because ~ my relation
81. '.n fsa' which I has" explained
tu-r'nr har"- II Tweed said The
'I-H'.rs Hufl - ~ic,rS-arv 20 bring this
l- NJ Il ,rI-ud D. uuabl" go nsY the
-..Ha. q N" iran and Las dsfsul'ed
.. .%tyfr"'' - Tho lnt"ws'
So i.t''~ vaS asked n tho land was
o., s,pnUp Mr. Huntington had
. .r D. H' Said
..rF. long I'm" ago. when went 10
". studied Weh-,eris STrll-r
-'n"r u"r = -on'ence which SAID A
i'.' NJ ,i.'l. y good. IL vorth What ~
"a '"'rH That - tuIa 81 this y
~" ~u| NH~ brought - White Plains
NJ Hl'' g''r l. nov u her home at
I'.HE'- ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
OPHTHtIMIt ~ CONT ,GIOrS.
Must lie R~porteh nv Doctor schools
Found To lie Badly Infected.

The Board OF Health, az It's regular weekly
meeting YESTERDAY, declared oph'halmia.
both acute and chronic, to b' a contagious
disease. Under this decision. physiGiGias
will bs Required to report promptly To III"
Depart meut Of Health all cases 81 The
disease that they may find. The lard 20
Education will also ne asked - lend its ard
toward stamping The d.seas" out az the
public schools. where y - now prevalent
II necessary IA" Bureau 81 Contagious
Disease will keen 'he afflicted pupils uut
OF school until they are cured
The action Of the Beard Of Health was
the r.~ult Of n reS-nt investigation mad
IN somo 81 the public schools 10y members
os ia. New York County Mcdica. society
IT, n re,s,nt Investigation IN PIb4ic School
l. ?Oi cases Of communicable eve dis
aA-e were iound. being ~? per cent Of
those examined. or these cot cas"s, i3o
were pure 'rachoma and 4 ILcipieu'
.trachoma and conlunC'ivl'ls Of N"
trach1na asses "a were If N" mos, severe
tyr- Ia Public School -, a. Is Norfolk
street, ia cases 81 communicate. ry"
dl-ease were found. being IS per cen,
The .ubject will 10 di-suss.i tonight AZ
tho mss,,ins " ,he medical -pci.'y. when a
par-r will IT, read nv DR. Richard u Derby
lr Derby submitted Yesterday 80 the
Health BOARD th" rrpor ~ Dr { Col"
Brsdlev. who has bern making an inv'stl-
CATION In the schools IN" r"r"rt ~aid IA
part
In school /, vhich is equipped with
shower baths. the mum bsr ~ ,s-"- Nas no.
tI,eAhIy less IN tho ,ls-~.- where .gch baths
were frequently used n" Ira'it" 81 haN-
ing the children brtrE Their own towel- no
uuen,lv old rage appeared 80 o." decidedly
dangerous. considering ~" home oi tie"
children and the great amuui' NJ contagious
d-~sse other thar that ut no" 'N"- 300 that
section Of the CITY
In school Is tina system " double and
ousdruul. desks a. 60 10 tcirrDat'd. OWING
10 tic uroVtmitv 81 the 'hildrcr and 't.ir
tendency 20 use p'ns. t~''iI- ana fHI"i~
commonly
IL a'p"ars 20 me that th" r"n "dy for such
conditions u stmpls II the i"alth FoHrd
would treat the public schools a. ~ doc ~"
puhlt, institutions for children. l~I-l-iluC on t
monthly "version Of lid ~ Tho medical IN
.u>~'or. the work Of auch tr-'-ttor bong
ycttaed occasionally hy IN o~i'EllmologI- ~.
IN. conditions would y" crea'l' iurtovco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05

IN. low pressure areas which we're over The
northern rar ~ Inc oountry M N'''fav wrt"
drawn into On. storm c-n'r witch whS raSlng
~ N. New England coast v,StsrdN" snd ~ pi,r- In
inc upp,r NiV,is,ippi states and IAL- '~Eiuus vAS
occupied ny an ARA 81 high pr~>Sa'- MI change
caused = S~-.ral 'su IN temperature In nearly
A. d'urc,,. sIc,r' = Dart q. inr Middle Atlantic
Sats.
v,u.d ave, thr Middle Ansn'ir and N~v fagAud
ro.,t. The weather was far. "srsp' for thunder
showers IN Montana toe pAEotAs and IN scattered
nlse,s IN AAn>A- Missouri. the la-' rrgionS All
Nrv PnriAnd
In mi, c'ty the dsy vAs 'al- AMI Nnvhtlv cooler
hirh.s, tsmp.rAturr - des--e, 81 y ". wind
brtss southwest, average hurldtr 50 Dor -cnt
barometer corre-t-d 20 read ~ go love 49, VI
~ = MAJ
III. ten r~,Is,vf- yesterday. - r~-oru-i b. the
ortAI tEstr onster. apd also by Ina SUss shsr,
msl.<r 81 tne stvet eve. - shown "a zoe A.
nf2ea 4bs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
JEWS kerr or NNtGO6tE.
Bu, Church OrthodoS Congregation Bid
Ior-rear~d for Nearby Property.

The svndirat- ~ Grr-npoint business
m-r. members 81 he Reformed Jewish
congregation m >ohle street. who ibid
Slas0 for tho property Of the III Cnion
Avenue Baptist Church IA Manhattan near
Ns--rolr avenue. so mpr~ han a "a rty
Of orthodox lrss u~er"i for b property
ha- ACQUIRES tho church a. is price
II . bic ~ the syndicate in outOidding
their orthodox brethren was 10 prevent
The property from being turned into a syna-
& que The members of the syndicate do
Hu-ine-s near tho church and they feared
that n a -vuagosuc wet" "stahlish"d Il would
d.pr.c,a,e prnp--v in the nelshborhood
Tho syndicai~ will trv 80 rr~cll her ropar'y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
Summer Energy and
Activity.
u lon Are Nervous. Dsspordent.
) sspls,s. irritable. or Out.
o!.Sort5 IN June.
PA!NE'S CELERY
viii Give You Nerve Force,
FIRES, Energy. Nsor. and
New Health.

't" .''rH' D" %" tsurCr month q
ia" v'a' ~ fI" 90 'uVm"i1 ~ nature and
Ia" IL iurr a.d w"iusr are no, physic-
slN "aucll" - Joviug the good things
= rt'ur" AID lHtNo ~ l-ountlfully proyldci
bN "a All-Wisr Creator. the fault ~ their
own iu tho ina lprity Il Cas~-.
our re-vuisLcsS. Insomnia. d~c~pond~n~v.
snt irrf 3hl"ns~s are continual aud forcible
ivmtr Ccrs % III hsalih and disease. Their
,pu'',a''" IN Juic means unharpinees
and misery. 'hoir hari-htncnt by the TIRE
80 PaiH"- Celery COMPOUND means energy
actiN Ntgpr, and full ability to enjoy
H~t"r's hr~i gifts Thousands are now
n t.rinv uu,Ssl heath aud buoyant
.p'i's ~ rI'gu tic ". 81 Paine's Celery
t"nI",ud Tho hlcs~it ~ 81 health. home.
ard "atule viii y" Your portion II you
~s zee 49," gr'li nl.~iicIn- this month.
- 49, rasr~ pee pl. veil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
SHE SHOT "a NakF HER ROSS PAY
Taiior's Helper wanted Her None, "a Mack
sure min ~ the Races.

Hannah Foster. y wears old. Of Ia De
eraw stree. vas ts'forr Mag~irat~ Manner
VA 10 MIR" Av"nu" court IN BROOKLYN
yesterday ciargcd wt'h hring 'hr~e shot-
AZ Altorlo Maip, n 'alior. by whom
she wa employed NoU~ of the shots
took ohec'
The young woman ss,d Maio owed h~r
ilI"r months wage AID nat she fired he
shots - rrsr" MIN into paving he' She
explain cd that she wanted the mcnev IT,
invest m a sure thine a, The Brooklyn race
track She wa TemaHded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
A~ru,ed of Rotbing yellow r.. ". e. A
Nrmhrr<.

Roscoe Norton. 10 wears old. Of 40 Ninth
avenue n member Of h. West Fifiy-severih
s,r-t branch "f The Young Mem. CHRIS
tian Association. vNs arrested yesterday
charged with stealing iewelrr from the
lockers ~ his fellow n.mbar- IL was
charged that IN tao monthS he 60, away
with four watches. two chains. n Anon
lorkei and n pon4e,hpok containing some
money Moron wa arraign~d v~~'erdav
~ IN West Side police co,rt anq NaGi-,rst.
Barlow held him IN $50 bal for ria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
FIGHT ~ ER TROLLEY FARE ENDS
Z n,an RAILWAY art. n Franchise for .
tiuk To white Plains.

TuckAUor ian" T.. M Union Railway
Company which for ~" wears has been pr
vented from Connecting ~ lines between
tho c.,rrs Of Nonkers, Mount Vernon and
New Rochcli" with ~" county -,at at Whit"
plsin-. was granted a franchl-e 10 night
"A, h. rnS~'tnypt m" TuCkabo- Town Rpard
m. DELAY ha- h.+u osus'd hy = contsu-
INN aver ..uH The tuv q of,rrs wanted
A u,,-,-ut 'aT" 10 New lork, which VA.
COMPANY drclu"i - give The "otnpro-
,n,-, reached 60. ntcht permits the compsny
to ,hsrs. 10 cnnis to New horL aui 5 cents
,, ANY ila,c III W~,stnhc-ieT cngu'y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05
81 RROGaTr GLASS; DECISION.
Occasional MODIFICATION Do~s Not Ws-
uuaiif, . Wan for tdmtnistrs,or.

~SYRACr-s. june Surrnsat" Edgar
Glass today decided that OCCASIONAL ,ntoX-
ica,ton does MT dispunl''v a man Tor an
adriui~irator and hat 'he Law means
hAhltual drunkenness
H., cc'iors were riei 20 William and
Eoleri Nc,lLr" a. administration 4 ire
estat. Of their mother. Mrs Mary Ann
Mcclure William Mcclure testified that
no got drunk IN often IL he felt Ike It.
adding I don; deprive myself 81 any
~ ~" Injuries - NE Rof~rt Mcclure
svor- that he drank and would like 20 So
anv one that didn'' Surrogate Glass
allowed them 10 act
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spruce S'sh,n Inn turned.

SCRANTON. Pa, June t-Sprc~ Cabin
Inn. the mos, famous hurting and fishing
resort IN tue pocono Mountains. was burned
To the ground on last Thursday night
Their. wrr. fnv-hye guests IN tho inn
The fr. started on the roof and had burned
through 10 IN" upper foor f-for" It was
discovered Then cam" a greet s~rrsInbling
10 saw. life and pfop-rty ih~ bu'ldins
was dry and burned like Under
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UO>'T 60 10 yT>HER> ISL tND
50 the mir e~uth Decides: That u. ln'~~s
n. Subst<trp~r IL Paid.

The officers and privates ~ the thirteenth
Regiment. heavy artillery, IN B~rooklyn.
nav. voted acl'us' m" proposition 20
Accept transportation from Tho Govern
mcu' to Fishers Island FOR the army and
navy nAnu.Ivr"- on condition that they
pay for ihrIr subsistence Will" IN camp
There we-n MOI moro than 0ftV or siStv
mon wiling 20 aCC"p' tho proposed terms
col Austen said that The regimen would
tender ~ services ~ tho Government
hu' that n would NOT g - camp unless
the state or Federal Government fur
nlsned The cost ~ -uhsistenc~
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FRIED tKOM SC,MP HrSBiND
sirS. Russell Found q Russell Wss
Nerrdtth the Blarh mailer.

The marriage Of Elizabeth and Edward
j Russell IN flolukeu on Nov 81. ls36.
wa- anuu.lrd 10y Justice TrIar yesterday
In the Supreme Court h~rauss Russell
Lai concealed from his bride that hc had
been s~en,enc.i IN State prison under the
name ~ Edward Meredith for an assault
on Phil Dalv ia connection with an alleged
attempt at the badger gam" After the
marnsg. the defendant was arrested.
II j. allege!. for attempting to hia"kmail
avy yer Almet r J.nks, nov a Justice ~
the Supr.m. Court in The SECOND Depart
mont. and was sentenced to ten years
tirpri-onuent
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trc~h AIR Hom~ Ter the Submerged. .

NoSrcL,IR. y j, June = III" now
fro.h air home m GROW" str'-'i WAS formally
ote7ra his Afternoon II hartorS half a
dnzrr students from FcliN Adl"r's School
of t,nical Culture. !oa W"-' fiftv-fuur'h
s,r.ci. New York They zane nor" under
,bo ar. ~ pruf Ricnari Among IN"
lsi,c. present we're III" President Of IN"
society. Mrs Robert " bodd aud Mrs
, " Anderson, TREASURER The plan -
~ hrIng out different grouI~ ~ the sub
mergri1 classes az the metropolis during
Ia sunlmef
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FATHER AMI TWO SOUS DROWNED
Their skin Wa Csp>iSoh h, the shifting
~ 3 Ura,, RoN.

IsLiP. T. I. junc i- Death has marked
the efforts IA ge' VA" Lnul ard ia on
the country estate % W Ravar1 cutting
ready fur a. tohar' Ward and his bride,
who are eNp~c'Sd 80 o"cupv II On their
return from their European trp A Me-ter
cros.ei the lake Yesterday 20 MIR Cuttings
placy IN q small boat TO get a heavy box
lie took hI- 'Vo little sons with him Will"
returning the box shifted. skin capsized
and the father and sons w"r" drowned.
Their bodies w~rr recovered
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Tn larm q Ms.,achu.r,,. soc,rt, Here.

Stops war' take. NJ - meeting held on
Wednesday af> moon toward forming a
Nassarhusr,'s S,si,'y oi he state II New
NorN \ temporary "rgsnizaiIon Was ct
f..iri. Her srt l. Rrisnlan hring appointed
chairman an, tr"dcriC VI boSi, secretary.
letter. " Endorsement wcr" Rad from a
nurnt~r ot prominent citizens Of %" hay
state, Including Congressman Henry !
N.pheu. Elihu Is Have and Othrr-
Arrangements N'~ msd" FOR another
meeting 10 H. held 81 an uptown hotel on
June II, Bunker HIll nav.