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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-03-28
BOER LAGER TAKEN.
General Sruce-HamIlton Makes 1
Capture Near vryhefd.

Pretoria, March 20-General Rruce
Hamilton has captured a small Boer la
ger eastward of Vryheid. Four Roe :.
prisoners taken. General Bothats brotfe,
in-law, General Emmett, was among til
Beers captured. Nd; S'73ssff
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
GEM q . na superha

The most picturesque and interesting city IN Italy with
tsrfnean cities phenomenaIly equabe tenpera lure
delic!ously cool breezes
Mountains and the Mediterranean Sunnrner
1,e Patriarchal of Italys ancient Nobi,tv
arv Frescoes and Paintings are delight 10
OF travellers VINO annually soiOurn
Se there superbly decorated medieval churrbes
Containing exquisite marble columns and historical paint
80 and the incompatible Campo filed with 10
wonderful tombs.
the first commercial and shipping point OF LoraI
has,dea being junction for the cepart
Sr All the principal cities Of Europe he Orient and the
A Norm
-Tlovd Steamers New York. Continent
t1Tona en- route 70 and Japan stop Genoa Tba
regular Express Trains Psrs
d other large Continental Cities make connections at
Genoa en- route Italian and French RvieTas so thai
travellers Rome, Naples. san Reno Nice. Mentone
NIonra Carl arrange spend a days in
OF modern hotels Genoa
steep hills rising abruptly the Mediterranean and
panoramic afforded from almost
terrace building must be be appreciated
Electric traverse part, and tend to the
combination OF the modern with all that is
American tourist who In
the birthplace OF Christopher Columbus
he of America
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
WH4LEN2S LEGACY TO RIVE8.
LEFT UNDONE BY FORMER COR
PORATION COUNSEL

Corporation Counsel Rives WILL ask the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment for an increase of
about 100000 the amount allowed IN the pre-
lninary budget in order TO clear up q portion Of
the enormous mass Of pending legal actions be-
queathed the city by the Van Wyck administration
1Ir Rives finds that these unfinished actions al the
close Of 1898 numbered 5,518; the close Of 1899
7ls2; the close 1900 1Os s92; while ar the end Of
the Whalen administration the total was 13 1876 Mr.
Rves said yesterday that the unfinished business of
the department was increasing because of the in
ability OF the department at present organized
70 handle it. He says that, in view OF the increased
powers OF the borough presidents it is necessary
engthen the Branch Offices in Brooklyn and
Queens as well TO esta bish offices in The Bronx
and Richmond. He refers TO the report made by
the Tenement House Commission in 1900 which
states that out Of some eleven thousand proceed
tngs begun 10 recover penalties. judgments had
been recovered in only four cases and collected in
none.
Mr.. Rives's estimate provides for the employment
II eighteen more men the main staff and Of
fourteen for the tenement house branch Office. The
latter VIII draw salaries aggregatiug $2L9D0. Re
1eTrng 10 the work Of the bureau for the collection
Of arrears Of personal taxes. Mr.. Rives says that
done, and that since the first Of January upward Of
s. 90 has been collected. against average Of
$4,000 year for the last four years. He believes
that, with proper equipment OF the office II VIII
possible 70 collect 10000 year.
NJ. Rlves nnds tnat during the last year Of Mr..
Whaleus incum bency in the Corporation Counsers
Office he incurred bills for contingencies amounting
70 about $4,000 Of just claims.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
ADVICE TO TOURISTS.
DO NOT PUT vALUABLEs IN TRUNKS
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ITALY.


From The New-York Tribune. March ?. 1902
A Vivaldt Inspector General of italian Railways
has issued a circular letter which may be OF use
and interest 70 many Americans who contemplate
q trip to Italy. The letter is addressed 10 the
president OF the Italian Society OF Hotelkeepers'
at Genoa Italy. and is rs follows:
have your letter nforming me Of the 5eeqaent t
travellers whose luggage trust trusted 10 inc caro- u
our railways has been been GS sGSff fb Security in rail-
way deliveries Of all kinds IS the object o. the
strictest attention not from the companies inteI
ested alone but from the government administTa7 ira
ton Of railways and pu6s secuTty ~ as INV ~e Iatter
This ONCE feels certain that the companies 90
having their effects stolen. Such an injury IS not
limited 10 travellers alone 64L also elSoS ne
latter suffer morally ana materially me con con
6anes are toward their men it IS enough to say
that the punishment inflicted upon Lhe dser rs ~
luggage goods and valuabes, is the dismissal from
their Office, even II touna IN or Enable Of
opening or defacing luggage. 49,, .-,o,,a
remarks addressed GO him IN your letter, has not
omitted to renew his request to the
care and severity should be used to restrain any
As You are in your quality Of president Of the
Italian Society Of Hotelkeepers. much interested
in the welfare Of our country please notlfy that
travellers should be persuaded carefully 10 vG@Il{ lily
they may ascertain themselves Whethef roIDel t y
| has or has been effected within the railway
Ing later. or before being convinced Of the facts
Claims Of the kind could neither satisfy the trav-
elIer nor the railway companies, can the latter
Verifv the complaints detect the thieves unless
! the losses are made known at once.
Travellers should be warned against putting, val
| ,s hles among clothes in their luggage. Such an
| inprudence may not only cause them heavy loss
but according to Article 43 Of the regulations con
| cerning the delivery 10 railways Of luggage con-
| tanning valuabes, is contrary TO law.
| The complaints, as confirmed by your letter, are
| about rObberies OF valuables. and must therefore
| Fan under the law mentioned above. The trans
pression Of this law comprises not only the entire
| Toss Of the valuables stolen. but likewise fine
! FOR infringing such a law.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received I the Uptown ONCE

I'd door north OF als-st;. until o'clock p M
will be received the following branch
ohces regular Office rates until o'clock VIZ: 2oi
23d-st; 153 0th-nve., 18th
et. Or East l4th-at.; 257 West 42d-st- between
7th and Sth aves.: 263 West 125th-st.t I.33s 3D.
ave-. between 10th 77th sts I026 3d-uye., near
6lst-st; 1.7OS 1st-nve., near sgthost; 1o3 East
125tb-st.; 76O TremOuf-ave.t ESQ 3d-ave near
4lst-st: oo4 3d-ave.: 2Io Bleeci<er-st.i 32o
BIeecker-sf. BROOKLYN. N. X.-216 COurf-st.t
2I6 smith-st., ,OO4 Gates-ave. Newark, N. j
-78A Broad-st.. ALSO at al H. d Z ornnA~>
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
GOLD GOING TO EUROPE.
IT Is BELIEVED THAT ABOUT 100000 WILL
BE SENT THIS WEEK

IT IS BELIEVED THAT ABOUT 100000 WILL
BE SENT THIS WEEK
The probability yesterday afternoon was that
about S5O00000 gold might be exported this
week. although definite engagements or only
S2,750O0O have thus far been made. Lazard
Freres have engaged S1,500.0OO for shipment py
La Bretagne tomorrow and Goldman. Sachs &
Co have arranged for S1.250O00 to be sent on
the Kronprinz Wilhelm. which sails on Satur-
day. ana which touches at Cherbourg. Cold
man, Sachs e. Co. have also made a tentative
Engagement Of 100000 to go by La Bretagne-
IL was reported that the National City BANK
and HeideIbach, IckeIheimer & Co. would snip
sl,50O.000 each on Saturday; but both nave beeh
large buyers OF bills this week, and IL Is not re,
eafded as very likely that they VIII export goio
tomorrow Saturday ~
- The gold now on the way 20 the NatlonaI Clly
Bank by the steamship L'Aquitaine Is IN span span
,sn Alfonsos and amounts to about SZoU'ooO.
mere Is good reason 10 believe that the pahk
mas acquired an additional S200,OOO OF the same
ssein for shipment TO this country. The soio' IL
understood, viii be shipped TO CUBA
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
MAN CRUSHED IN JAIN DIES.
AGED AGENT OF J. B. HAGGN DROPS FROM APO
PLEXY WHEN TRYING TO ENTER
ELEVATED CAR

John Mohun, seventy years old. for many
years confidential agent Of J. B. Haggin. the
California silver mine owner and horseman. died
suddenly yesterday afternoon on the Rector-st.
elevated station as he was trying TO board a
train He was crushed in a jam Of people.
Mohun was employed as Mr.. Haggin's agent In
the latter's Offices. at No. 10 Broad-st He
walked from the Office to the elevated station
as usual at p. m. He went up the stairs with
a large crowd, and he tried to edge his way
with the crowd into the cars. He was jostled a
good deal, and people by his side saw him throw
np his hands and fall, purple in the face DR.
Cochs, Of the Hudson Street Hospital VINO ar
rived quickly In an ambulance. found Mohun
dead. He thought apopleXy had caused The old
mans death
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
EUROPEAN RAILWAYS.
THE SCENIC LINE.

The Interesting picturesque route from North
70 South through the OF England. EXPRESS
TRAINS LIVERPOOL. (CentraD LONDON and PRIN-
CIPAL TOWNS Also LIVERPOOL. (Exchange) 20 Scot
land. THROUGH TICKETS 20 LONDON. PARIS all
parts. NEWEST TYPE Of Rolling Stock Express
Trains BAGGAGE CHECKED through from hotel resi-
cence IN New York OF London.
guides. time tables. maps at the MIDLAND COM
PANYS AGENCY tMessrs. Thos. Cook & SOM. 26l and
llS5 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05

Adjoining ST. Pancras Station. A magni-
fiCent Hotel with the most convenient
location for visitors. New Smoking Lounge.
Orchestra every evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05

Visitors to the Coronation are requested
to make early application for rooms.
WILLIAM TowLE. Manager the Midland
Railway Hotels.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL EUROPEAN COLUMNS
foreign Resorts.

Position most convenient. close prox-
Unity to Westminster Abbey and other
places of historic interest, the theatres and
the fashionable West End. Comforts
equnlIed- Tariff moderate. Cable address
THE GORDON II
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.

GLASGOWt ST. ENOCH HOTEL
AYR.-STATIoN HOTEL
(EOr Burns CottaEe-Bi rthpl place)-
DUMFRIES,-STATION HOTEL
CFOr Burns' MausoIeum, etc.
Tariffs OF the Hotels and full particulars a $
TO routes mRy be had at the European Offices
Of the Tribune" at I49 Fleet street. London.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
Norfolk Hotel. BRIGHTON. Enoland

Ez!to Family Hotel OverIooks sea-wau promenade and
lawns Fine public rooms. Perfect sanitation. Shaded
electric lights. LIT. Delicate cuisine Choice wines.
Jules A. Creighton. Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
THE KINGS CORONATION

To Americans visiting London Brighton. Queen
watering Places from London:
Messrs. DiplOck & Son Established lS45
selection of furnished houses.
o Gs 20 y Gs. per Houses and business
OF all kinds transacted advance OF arrival England
upon application By natl cable the Firm Offices. SO
western Road. Hove, Brighton. England
ITO B LET coming Season an attractive house
4 IN Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park very Pad
dlngton station and the Tube 8 being
nicely decorated by lady for her private Two first
noors ntted with electric light the with
tans four large and three four smaller bedrooms bath
room and cloak room Front and back dining and
'front.' and back drawing small conservatory
balcony. H S9 1T Shelleys = Gracechurch
St. f. c, London. England.
TINO RENT.-In South Kensington London from begin
L ming OF April. well furnished house. containing
drawing room dining room. library. 1--WE 80 bedrooms
kitchen. sCulery. bath rooms, lncaudescent light
gliueas q week according 20 Address
WE'RE COLLINS. Il Cathcart Road. South Kensngton
Irr <
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
Upper Norwood. Queens Hotel.

Near Crystal Palace. London Healthest situation II
England Lovely gardens Boarding from 81 so pc
day Special large parties. Convenient trai
service for city and West End London.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-05
Oueen's Hotel.
soUTHszA. PORTSMOUTH.

Isle OF Wight Lovely old gardens Tsunis Adoins
Royal Yacht Club Frequent boats Cowes. Ryde and
southampton ROYAL PIER HOTEL under same
direction. Opposite Queens resdence-Osborne
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DIckER UITH HrR M >BiND.
NrS. Hsupima u >aNS Ue ,.ot the Hest Of
Her and She t.o-> Ia Law.

Mr. Johanna IiT.I'mauu haS 'akcn
proceedings ~ 'h' supreme count 20 ST
aside artici.- Of SEPARATION between her
-rif and William llasytmanu. and 10 i'm.
pos" a trust 10 >.ctIr" her dover m hy"
parcels Of nalrv Mr. Hauptmanu SAYS
her husband L. worth sluU OO and make
sl0"o a year m real c>ta'e trans
aCiiOus
7" Hauptmaif~ parted about a year
aga vhilc 'hrv resided a. a Fa-' iOIth street
under art icir- ~ SEPARATION which pro
N.i'-i ~ M" vurS"vauCIug ut several
udtrHi~ Uf property A. hat tim" her
husband Wa sung l"' To- haN" u 't,,r,,d
Ina hr Wa m" vr'r ui u"ir r"-II.r,r'
although ~ -tuuI .u her uIm" sine .lgr''i
uN .-r i"N"r rth'. ~uuluuvIugl, 30"
pIlogo-. and obtained = I,,vi uf tI. yiuI
"r'v .2G We. 'c.i street. being m.tli.
formed 40 'u |h' ft... 20 POI" equity .#I
prIur 'p 'h" Transfers e. property -H'.
aErr- neg i. lfu .u.i N'r .'' .uu-" -h"
g. vas .U.rr rtr',i 'ur .ut, S,suu amt
st- N.ffr 'bu" uld -I' -ay- -'r has
..',, l.Iri .r D. vt- muJ'rrg'd 'u. s.
uc1 f'l H,..t u'fg in .rn-' g. a sale
49,, ~ r' rrn. 'Ir '." rental wa.
$50 % r.H... H. ..ui % 200 i' 'U 500
i w.a.u ~., r.. .i|'." 'r carry ~"
PROPERTY 1.,i '., ..-'C ~ W. 'Ht''Iu~. o.
.rt -Ur. '.. Nl- 'rt' VUuuu' D.i
-tor1'n 'uI f'. ..r"r right 80" ha'i
.4rI.. i.f.ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
TO STUDY OUR RAILWAYS.
OBJItf az THOUi> ROEi HT-
>0\'> iI'H 20 rms IDF NiRl.
Nm orcct Hata With the NIcN az inpto,.
iHg the kai'wa, system of iIt,,ish
india iuglaud "ruiTo- - ,u tuIt' 'he
Impirc aud MAKE y sailuu 81 u.


~IpCkl'|' y l..' % VI I..r.i
Rni.r'... .. ,r.r ..l-Nr.. ~..
land ,r. 81 Ga, .... ...,, ,aHy.v
t.
''''"" .' . ~. N.'"' ''h'
m>H''h'"l NV ''' i'F-' ''''nlehi 10
collect data "I. a Efr. # UIutuNIag tho
railroad -,-t.r- 90 tI. I...s, Euntrs.
v,r ....s r,,.. SO. .
"''-' '' . W.T.. ". '"'' ~ ~
oman" -'i'". an' B." Ea.' an iu'"r-
,.-l' fp r.f-r..., ...t, .f ItI ~,
~, ,.,.. D.. ,.r
~ w
I''' '' "'..''.. -N-'''"- 'hd ar
ran; '"H'- % .'H 'tr"il" I1.'rti- her"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
,GRHiIIi M " IHi >Oi m
value OF Farms and Farm Products IN
tIis.MIri anh Nl,sIssinnl.

N~.sHINGroN JulV5 N" Census Bureau
today ts.'I",i . report containing tho static
'ic- Of agrIcIl'urr Tor Missouri which -I'w-
that OF June l. 1891 ~" farms ct ~" stat"
ulntrrSt ~. SSo. and vrr' valued at
$50. s7g .2Ia. ct which amount So, Js ga or
I.sTs,r tru' r"Ur,s-'Ifs ~" yilI" u' hu.it-
ing- and sasj. ~. ~. cor - Irr cent f'"
value of the land and improvements ~"
value of farm implements and machinery
Wa So "a? 60. and # live stock tieb.itn.nni.
the total valu' ~ farm property t"Iug
xiua3 .I?i. Sa3 IN" total VaHI" of farm prod
nets for isga eyc,-,d- hat for lNsp Nv
SiOs .5tS. 9i6. an increase - WN i-r o"ut
The gross farm Iu,rin" In lss Wa slhl ST.
6lu amt tie I+'r"cn'ag" - gr"-- uc"nl"
upon Investment Was Is e ser cont
III" farm M Mississippi. lu'" l. 1901,
numbered ROSS drd w'r" valued A. sii2.
u7 .po II which dinuriur S;li1ttn, o.
trg- and sIii ~ ~. OF 80 I-r '''ut IN"
value u' land and frl~irHN"'r"r'- IA"
yalu, 81 farm tmuir'n"ui amt '0t'hin"rv
ia" tof.I NtlHr 90 farm ''ui'''v I',ug
s.ni 90 u't tn" 'n'a' rp.H' ut faru-
produces Tor INn Wa sl"- a. -NI - wh'l
amount 81 az ~. ur u ,! I.. rcn' ~'r"-
sent. IN" sa.u' 90 tr'u.| i.aiI.',. and
49, -. 80 ~ - r.r u,a.r fu" N1.ln ~
crop Itp total rgII' . 'ala VrHdU,'-
'.r i~pp .Nr-set- i'l' '.r ISSp , s'Jl" -.
or 80 p.r .t"f g.. Gru-- farm ..,.Ivr 900
1890 Va sN5f.C-, .ul 'a' ,.f ing nl
grp-- iu.utu' 3i,. uI.'-.u t. was 40
. - I..rH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
CUBA CONTROLS ISLE OF PINES
~ bSrION az 0H >ERxHfP T0 NJ
SFrTITD NJ TRFtTi.
,mer'ean ~~-ttIrr. lite a Petition Win
the state department rrs,inx fhs'
the pretr-'i.n ut rhis s.e,rrn-
mrut he INtrusi-,i to the island

V,sutS.toN IuIv ~. sat. Nv
,. g.. 90,
' w" 10"
""'', N'h'r''Ah an'hnfI'N over '"'' WV
Wrh'fHvu, the H." uf lu''- la h~''
Din.trIg'tv ,ly under cuban control Hrr
mus rrmsu 81, until Oh. .,,,..tnr 81 i'-
.y,.-.,t, o.. ....
NE'''"rF nav d i". '. .'tti. "" ''s"'
~Wgnidtt''~ sal tu'a zoo ti-'Hf.' 81 'hl-
matter. and % Be- ELr', TIA, the trnar G">-
,b ..,,. t ,4. Affair." fIa
.,.i O.. u,.. ...-
''"N'''i''' 'Ir '"' 'H' '-"'.'
- Ni'Il" 49, urt~dI.f'-' % I'.ll lrt.t-
trC 49,. '.u,It # .fa. .. ,r,rirar
r,.uI, 90 .t.. ,.. - ..y
- I'
I'"'" .'N' ''"'' DIS '' .H' '". .''' VT
AMI mat 'A' I-.a't H.r .'.t' owes ~
Hiipgiluc" 20 7uy .,,rt,L..u r.'..'
T. k,..r,r p,.-,L.,, .t,N,. ,.|-44f..
az ,,.,, - ... a.. o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
rsE tLLIs,>r eiL riELBs.
tut,-s~s wetis ~snh te .Jaae. and Jus,
op-e- WITH ~ W~ii. tBvtfias.

btFs,t", Iulvs h,dsing hy the ar'"unt
81 work don- IN N. month iu-t cln--f,
-Nrral hundred thuu-and dollar- VII
- spent he -rmnsr in 'he Ailsgahy al
ft"ld- n" money will n" spent fvt drul-
ins n"~ wells, %cleaning nu' AMI ,ortsSioins
DID N"l~, quitting in gt- rugiur- AMI power
ptani-, AMI such uin"r improvements -
VIII ~ d'Nu "Np"u-' aryvunt- In Jun
rfty-'Wp wells, vrfr sunk. giving a total
rev daily Iru iuDtiuu - tHi iarr'l- l"'
81 "a" iitN-tvn provost 'n - drN h"r'r,
Wuil" oven wen. sa- Wcil-
Ifr IuI-'"ld Otl COMPANY siut,k a
irNuctlN" fourth ard ga IN" lhilli'-
farm This fourth -aud. % - r"td. = a
narrow r"h -'ril. 'ltt Urpu,l'-- - ~
tend tor two OF 'hr,-' mi"~ u has 'sV'h
'Ntcui"d for half q mtlr 1lr'a g. July
~uI"utst - fur'y.tNu w.ll> drl.us ana
twenty six ttg- guirr w Tn W',"i
Natural 'tns Company, q h-anrh '' -
star 'trt j. i',lng nam" wells IA 'h'
sharon il"ht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
>ROT ~ RIG s0t ~.
tiEhirrn.N rar-n'd Lille I,u'i' the Victim
Of tarrirssnrss.

NV R~Rv~SwtCS. y J july . Edward
Hult1 Il ia Ri-slinC Htr'-'i. trenton
went ~ Pis"itawevtoNn. = suburb "' '"r-
cuts. yesterday vith hu~ ~" daush'''s
Emma AID Lille. 20 attend u FANNY p"
union NJ the nom" ~ his sister. Mt jennie
Barlow Half an hour after N" su'''~
arrived Lille HUH. who i about II YEAR,
- age. went ,utu th" ward
" sac went down il" steps villa" Barl""
Irr rlrr.r. ,n,r-uid curI.lu. was EXPLAINING
rI" vpr,irg- Of % small ~" 90 .'fn" play
mates ~, hammer Nt~ up anu ~" toy
acrId.u'aIIN pressed 'u't'i rgrr iN" bullet
-'r.rN Nil HultI ~ IA" '''' -.i". lI' ''"N'
a." mp
~ William Moor" 'ui.rd rhU' ~" bullet
Nai indicted q wound somewhat .ih" ina
VII Do .lu-sG 'hr death # President Gar
r.,d u" prut--i i"r M" bullet. "hl I"l
MT aud 20 lgr .Uf,-'.r'~ v'f" rH' 'n.
u.rr, Nv f." uilll't g'l Dr. I- h"l''N Il maj
Nj Hut ~" viii b." sawed
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oh;n ~, rr puli ~ toai Boats

I~u-.~,UII. Nv July ; ono 80 'hr
r,,.,-, ,.t' fle.'- ry"r brought 20 l0ui.-
sin. '..m Flr'-nurg l. beginning -o ~
,,.. l,r.. N'anu' 80 coal ivatE AMI a
-i.v larger uIwt"r II h,rge~ hH,.
A ..r p'rshurg with over 2o!Vaus
l.i.... .., .,l 4 much a. possible 4
.lt. ,U I-. .#.' i,lpw N" falls. but ~
- p.. T,,, 'ir' AL Wi get over. a.
Ia, tag. # water l. MOI likely 'n
,.,.,.I| Iurc enough n" p-r~.nt coal
t.,,f ~ a. tho uh'u Is the first one sine.
,r'r =. N,,rr i-.f 'r- iu fifty YEAR la,
81, pln, f,fT,,. r.i tN, Hcuaibpa ris.. either
al, N,,y cot Jun. e. t',- iss-f In ~u-nuu.
81 ~. I'll. are o.. -hjp coal l-lpw N JInc.
Ga, ,.a-..' 81. -t..' a 20 points The pres
.r' .lipm,rr De- 'h' greatest IN tho history
,.f pltu River f~tNHsailHn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06
ton. with, harlow
DR, uurR no, - ~ >B,>D
Her Name. l. iur, White husband SUING
Ia llcnNrr.

Lucy v White. druum'' huy in ''h"
Ca,.' Cu.. b.. -uiue Ralph ~l!'rt-r' Witt"
su ilr Su.r.ip- ,our' fur iINurN' lie D.
a -pu .fH ~ WHITE. . merchant g Boston
She had t."u employed a. a -~alr~w"uau
90 the stDr. II Der iarh"r-tu-law -" wa
in,rr,d to y,uuS Wu.fc NV the Rev Dr
P1rkhurs' ~ thu civ IN Aug ~. 1891
Mr. Win" rar,'i from h"r husband
lu Doc - 100. and On sung Tor n - para
MON lu Rp-'.g ptfain'yi an uri"f ~ ~
week aIimar. ~h, -1v- ~" 81 url'
ar.l' sac from bog N.. stand avs -r" Had
o.. ~ ,- 'n. -,ac. ~" lr-' lr'"r' 80 o.
'.r .'ua, tpI r.,,utiv .'"n' I''n '''' 'ul.nt
Of 4 rsur.'r,l. ....-
Nlt.S Nj 70. .r- icru suing r'~"
-, be- Ir f.rtrrd r,r husband 'r- '--.r -I.f q.
t,r fer il,rr,r. l' u"','r meier hd'l''
- N.r 0,ur-.i. William J'..-ulu. ~'r ',aNo
600 steps 10 ''' 'u.ur.Gn lpga'tuu and -
roots q. r.sr'- h,r" II. 3-., gar! lii action
sN, To-.
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No VIRh ron ms ~ t1HER.
small 10, RothrrrI Tier I school and
.Irrrrd Tier During araiion.

II.rr, Ii.r'g. o wears uli. 4 l3 la Fifty
-...rt -'r-t was q 'rruhs~umc pupil In
Nj. e., N1.' So r,t-- Iu ~" public school
a, ~. .,.ui. and If.v.hr-' ~'rs'' But
l. .- ...' ,s-, wIrn Wnr' trouble.
SOM, ....,. .%,.,'..n i--tr and IA" caused
iu- lr,... tri JrI-'ard against him IN M"
~. .. '..uH. .rHIr N'-'"rifN
>l. r. Magistrate" iiugau that 'ha hvv
-f..-f ...-.'. D,r Nuru" 81 49, Lexington
a,ruu. r,.lr.l .,,ry tlN aud Wh"u IN. Irf'
Zoo r.r.-. . vH.Hi ~huIr after her "Nar'Sl
War'- N..u -N' iId mot lraVe "a" huu~'
-. Threw -,...- through 40" window Ou
'hr f,4r'. a. 'r'w llght'-I iipCraCkor-
~ r,rr, 'n' ,l'u window N" ~aid ~"
..,ut attest 90 'u" lad father. who Dc
,A,r-i rHaf 20" had no control over M sor
Wa 3D.. g.. mean hy -uch conduct
iry b.. NtEi-'rai" asked
Nrrr I.''r aId nothing To ,"ach'r
l.I..r. r -I" uulv wanted ham go .'.p
u.,.,.,r .,r 90" Magistrate warn.t him
,Itr. D.. IN, .~.'uN'-i 10" TEACHER agar Ir
v...i Pro-. -.' Foo an institution Tl,u D."
ufof trs'a| 1870
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t>Ti-M RGIt az UTTTINo.
Residents of a itroohiNn Wlock viii Discuss
Means Of UirIirr prot rrtion.

Allrf' = IAijmor. Who va- shot ~ iCa
nv - burglar IN hi- lu'u'. 1f 49, HHncpck
-tr"c'. Brroklvr. ou "Wednesday morning.
l~ r"put'.-i io &c. -''aai'v improving ~ ~
Mary Hospital
Tho -hurtiug NJ la' lncr has AROUSED
'lc residents e thc Rrufrri ~'yfIou Mem
i-r- of ~" | mon l+dcu' and lnNiuC.pl"
rIuhs have armed Themselves with stout
canes and IaN" bonn Do f"vol,pr~ The
Quincy Street TaNpaN"r- Association has
sent out uuticc - . meeting uf all the r,Si-
dents 81 ~" street t-'U'"u BEDFORD and
Nu-trand avenues 'u-uurruV evening to
devils" means ~ better protection from
burglar D"pu'y luiI,r t"mWI~siun"r Fl
stein and m" captain Il he pr'ciu't viii ~"
askosi 10 attend
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uISit>T r0i mn uIRRr O>r.
ruinn spent the pa> amusing ITS Z hlldrrn
ktIi~i itimsclt Nr>irrdaN.

D,r,rg. I''"n 81 YEAR "ht a phot"g
-,ri,. ~ IJg> Ihlri av"ur,' shot him-.lf
,irtl Yesterday ~ .i- luW" TIltou 20
A.lr tu,-l about 'vu v"are Az. and be- has
i--'u r,..S VIII hrs rwu chi,ir"u i"r -om'
time pact
hilton announced on Thursday that h"
would give 30" cuil.r"u a god I'm" on IN"
Fourth. hut That b., Nt- gong u" tie on ~"
fifth He bought the lrtle ui..- fireworks.
frc cream and candy uu fN' Fuurth N"si"r-
ddv be- -.ut them 10 4 r'iEhls'ring grocery
-tur" To- Iuv something Cor breakfast and
during th,tr atl-"n~' -'u' iW-'l' through
The Noad ~. lid bison N' r' It'