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New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
CUBA .N4YHA We LARGER ARMY
PROPOSITION TO CREATE SECRETARY OF
wAR-REDUCTION OF CON
SULAR TARIFFS.
Havana. September Il,

The threatened fight by .he Cuban Congress
against the Platt amendment seems TO be begun.
last night thirteen members of the House or Rep
-esentatives net and, IL is understood discussed
@ plan Of campaign
lust what significance the establishment Of a
war portfolio would have IN connection with the
exposition TO the Platt amendment is not known.
Set il is said that the conference decided Oh the
creation of secretaryship Of war for the cabi-
net Of President Palma II is probably a step
toward the establishment Of much larger army
than Cuba has at present There has already
feeen proposed an increase of the Rural Guard TO
! 400 men. This viii be generally approved for 1t
IS impossible for the present force 20 cope with
the bandtti which infest the country.
But step to add the artillery force will prob
ehly meet with considerable opposition. President
Palma it is also understood. is against the intro
ouction Of new member TO his official family.
The success Of an attack the Platt amend
depends entirely on the action OF the United
States Senate al its coming session In regard to
the question OF reciprocity for Cuba II the desired
reduction on Cuban products IS granted. then the
movement against the amendment will fall. if il
not altogether abandoned. II the Senate still re-
FUSES help the island by granting reasonable
tariff concessions then most probably there will be
steps taken 10 test the constitutionality of the
Fiatt law.
Some Cubans look upon the granting of lower
duties on their commodities by the United States
rather return for the insertion in their consti-
tuition almost bodily Of the amendment of the
Connecticut Senator than as a favor Aud the
most important feature perhsp of this projected
campaign against the measure. for the United
States is that Cuha~will refuse the latter per
mission establish naval and coang stations on
her
1t can safely be stated that The petition Of the
Merchants Union 10 President Palma for a re-
ouction of the consular tariffs fixed by the legis-
aafure will be favorably acted upon.
committee from the Merchants Union, repre-
sentins the leading importers in Cuba called or
she President a few days age and complained that
the proposed charges TO be made by Cuban consu-
lar representatives abroad were altogether exorbl-
fsnt and woutd greatly injure their business. They
asked President Palma read the measure ovel
carefully before affiXing his signature
IL figured that $4,000 approximately could
be added the Cuban revenues by the tariff
fixed by Congress- Most Of this would he collected
fn New-lOrk and other ports in the United States
One importer. just show how extraordinaral, f,
high were the intended charges pointed out tina,
Il cargo of coal from Newport News worth shour
Se0o6. would cost 500 I'm consular fees while on
cargo Of sugar from. Cuba to the United States
valued at ten times the cargo OF coal the charges
would be much less, and. as the consular charge.
eventually paid by the importer, there was :
etrong appeal made
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
MANIAC CHOKES DOCTOR
CAR PASSENGER JUMPS INTO AMbC-
LANCE IN TINE TO PRENhNi
STRANGULATION.

Ambulance Surgeon Link. of Bellevue mos
initial. had an exciting experience WI" NO
last night He responded to d cah lot ah oih"U .
lance from the East Fifth-st stah"ii ""'"' .
-a,o.l and when he arrived at the station was
ola thai = man named Eherland had been
hrourh, in who had been acting strangely anu
was being kept in the back room
DR. Link Iaade brief examination OF the man
ga ~aid that he had better take him TO the
bosnital 10 he examined lay the eHpei1s ia
,,,pacy Dr Link requested that policeman ne
60, - the bosrital with bin, but says that the
sereear. refused saying that it was probaois
oy.I,, a case Of alcoholism. Eberland was piaceu
IN the ambulance and the driver Coughhh'
turned his horse down Fifth-st. 10 Seconn-aFF
=. gain the asphalt pavement At SiNth-s'' 0''"
Second-aye Eberlaud. who had been s''ufh7 m "
The centre of the ambulance, stoon up anu
walked toward Dr. Link. who was sitting on 'he
rear seat saying that he wanted to feil MIN
something confidentialiy-
Dr Link inclined his head forward and tuiFle"
his right ear toward Eberland 90 eaten li''
words As he did so Eberland reached on' N''
,,o+,, hands e1asped the doctor around the
throat and drew him back into the
ct the same time throwing his weight on ti'e
ambulance surgeon. Or. Link shrugged 'o i,eF
himself from the mans grip, and only sn'oeFueu
Ia, Getting his knee TO the pit Of his opponent
xtonach Enerland is heavily bum ana "S
strong AS the average heavyweight prizehshIe'.
tJe rslaxe6 his hold for a second, when ms "''il
was knocked out. but recuperated quickly an'
Grabbing I,r. Link around the waist 'hleN nun
heavily 10 the floor , .,o,,s7
The doctor was stunned. and Eheriaho l'@ce
one foo, on DR. Links breast ana theh s'"i 'e1
30 yell: .,.,o,,oraJ
81 have conquered the foe, have CONC % t,h1
.be foe. / am a free man. and death TO an WIN
oppose me- -. 1ess and
or Link gf,a bbed the man around iie -,
,hrau- him to the floor of the ambulance
Ia soon had the better of him, however c. g.
l,,ael;p- on DIR. Links chest. started 10 ~
-, sAcond-aye. car had been following %
1.:.5 ,be ambulance. and. seeing the SUI
.,oinp on inside. one of the passengers f1e"ls
to;ry of Observation-Disclosures en-" .
- rbird-ave.. sprang from the car anu "s"
80 DIR Links assistance ,.,.- -oce was he
4Ie cot there Just as Dr. LINK 80 a. bI, the
;o,ae "a turn black. He TOOK EpoiIai:ui t:,i - a
sho,,lders and forced him bach-, ncS,,1d do
,l<- man himself, hut he had ali he - 49,
Ia Tri,erland DIR. Link was heaIAS tJis
ti,stad ,.ben he reached the hoSpit'5 5 -
itnes we're torn and his face ana ha'iao I'D i,;rte
,,, and bleeding and there We're ueet ~, fforts
Of fingers on his throat II req"i - ~ insane
20 Six attendants to take EbetldIlu ~ cla-
iiio, - A T-here he was placed in a s'rai'Ja
snd nut in a padded cell. .. av,oeriapce he
nr link said it the worst eAPei ao -,
xz,er had I'm his life, and he blamed tle '-
for not sending a policeman Win NM
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
SPAIN MEETS OBLIGATIONS.
PAYING INDEMNITY UNDER \ INA
WHICH WAR ENTINGUIsHEp-

Washington Sept e4.The Treasury DeIa1 -
=. 7,- l,erap the distribution Of S2s7'" recelNeH
~ -, C-,,,ar,-oent of Spain OF the an
.,rsI ,avments OF indemnity due under me IIe6'S
- rssa The continuation OF these payments Il ~
,r.rdad as = marked evidence Of the high sense oL
honor cherished by the Spanish people IN iee'ii7
san obligation. -. .,..
About ISIS some American merchant ships We
seized and destroyed by Spanish national 'esse'9,
and when the case was brought before a Ilouiidi
an award was made IN favor Of citizens Of llie
Tinted States for The amount OF thelr losst' -
s.i,,a1 ms converted by a curious Spanish
y,.tbod into perpetual rentes, and the Spanish Gov
.rpp1ent has met the interest on them with sreaI
regularity ever since the Treaty Of lsS4 by Tue
~ in-er-7a fforal law. absolutely eXtlsulsle>
gre tiles previously existing between the prlIci
.iut Inc Spanish Government did not regard ltsIs
e Tins relieved BIZ its recent war with the CnIteu
Stsfes and the only discomfort 10 when 1he scIlt
holders subjected was IN . snshl Pos'Noio
,1enr Of Two payTnents during tEe war.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
ROWING.
TO HONOR CORNELL OARS
THE CELEBRATION OF 'TARsITYs VIC
TORIES TO-MORROW-THE OLD
NAN TO SPEAK

ithaca. y. Y, Sept. e4--PEans have been r1ature1
this week for crew celebration BY Cornell stu
dents which will surpass any athletic danonstra-
tion ever held at Ithaca. a mass meeting will
be held on Friday night the campus TO show
the students appreciation Of the aquatic victories
v On at Pouzhkeepsie last June Charles Z Court
uey, the odd Man of Cornell crews. will make
his first speech before Cornell audience. During
his long engagement as the rowing coach he has
steadtastly refused to speak at any smoker
student meeting, but IN view OF the triumph Of
June he has finally consented
Another feature of the meeting vii be a talK By
President Schurmau. who has only once before
snoben at n smoker or campus meeting Short
addresses by some Of the captains and coaches
will complete the programme. Friday VIII Dc the
first time in Twenty-Five years that the students
have had an opportunity 10 take part IN ere"
celebration. Heretofore ithacans have heq esls-
bratiOrS in the spring the return OF VICTORIOUS
crews but at that time the majority Of the stu
dents are away on vacation
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
AUTOMOBILES.
CANNON BREAKS RECORDS WITH STEAM
HE LOPs OFF TIME AT PROVIDENCE FOR
ONE AND FIVE MILEs-OWEN
DEFEATS NINTON
trY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBtNE.I


Providence r. L. Sept. 24-The second annual
meet the Rhode Island Automobile Club attract
ed a gathering of several thousand people at Mar
ragansett Park this afternoon. There were no ac-
cidents. IT fashionable as well as a large
gathering Governor Kfmbau and his staff occu-
pied boxes. and many other Of the leading people
Of the city present. a card of twelve races
was presented and several records were broken
The first for motor bicycles five miles
There seventeen entries, and George NJ
Golden took prize in 634 30 with John NJ tafF
second The second race for electrics, two
miles and by Knight Neftel in 4:!s me
third race was for steam stock three miles
and was the prettiest and most closely contested
race of the day. The Toledo machine of the Ameri-
can Cycle Manufacturing Company Won first prize
in 50o Is. with a locomobe second and Stanley
third.
Alexander Winton. with his famous Bullet. then
made d try for u ten mile world IS rec"rd. Last
year FOurnier made the ten miles on the Nafrasan-
sett track in 1910. Ninton reeed off the first mile
in 1Ns1. and the next three were much faster. the
four miles made in f:25. a world record ana
an average of 1:of:; five miles were completed in
80 3-5 Indicating that the ten would be hnlshed
in II minutes or thereabouts. On the sixth mlie
however, the machine began to go wrong ana ne
abandoned the attempt. Inc six miles were mace
race of five miles for gasolene carriages under
300 pounds was by Stevens machine IN
7:421. George g Cannon went mile to beat che
worlds record Of 1:O7 SO for steam caTrases, anu
i'm s:1i beating the worlds vemile record of 65 10
steam carriages race Of Winton touring ears
akine pretty race with J. r. Miles, who led the
greater part of the course. but came ~ Second,
next race for 80 horsepower gasolene carriages hye
miles. His Winton racer left all others 1aF Dehlo'
owen also won the FIVE mile. free for all, saso-
ene in 6434. defeating Winton himself In @ the
wise won the five mile sweepstakes in 61i3a.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
PIPE GALLERIES N BRO4DW4T
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION WANTS THEM
BUILT WITH THE SUBWAY EXTENSION.

William r. Corwine OF the Merchants Asso-
citation said Yesterday that a committee of the as
sociation appointed to consider the question OF
pipe galleries being constructed by the CITY IN con-
nection with the Rapid Transit subway. had re-
ported in favor of demonstration oeihs mace
along the extension of the subway in lower Broad
way and that the estimated cost of the galleries
in that section was s250DoO He added:
The use of pipe galleries for pipes row cfder
ground Will undoubtedly save the city great dea
of money 1t would certainly save great zeal
of the inconvenience to people using the streets
II pipes were in galleries access coula De mao 70
them through rnanhoes or openings in the rapid
transit structure Pipes thus laid ~ouId aiso
minimize waste Waste of CITY water was re-
ferred the report of the Merchants Asso-
citation committee on the water question lhe
general subject, and more specifically Sas waste,
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
CAUCUS ENDS IN Fight
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS IN sr,
CONVENTION COME TO BLOWS

NeW-Haven. Conn., Sept 24-The delegates ..
the DennocratIc state Conveatioa assembled ba-
tonight TO transact business preliminary 70 - :
convention proper tomorrow. The procees,-. ".
the night wound up with a fracas. The trouble ~
gan in the New-London County csl,c,,S d,,,
debate involving the Endorsement of ono -
other of two candidates for Governor I4o. - e'
were followed by scuffiss- Then came fstfcuas y
one was seriously injured, but the caucus wen. :.
pieces in perfect pandemoniuru
Tho business of the night called fo- The 49,
tion OF temporary orgdnizat tlon for the copvs.
OF tomorrow Nearly all of the six hundred 49,
gates were on hand. and they besieged the rFor,s
Hotel where the two candidates for r,o,
Melbert p. Cary, of Ridgefed ana Charlss =
Thayer. of Norwich, and the State Centr.I 9 :
mittee had their headquarters. The eariv 60
was devoted to the progress of as w1rnn a cars
IN behalf of candidates was ever witnessed ~,
ably in Connecticut At o'clock the Senate =.
tricts held caucuses. and these affairs vrara -
lowed by the county caucuses- AS indicated abor
New-London County furnished the sensa,o- -
the night with debate sizzling in its heat v,,s "
climax In the shape of rough and tumble o.
counter on the pIa form
Inc stage in the Music Hall Is elevated FIVE e..
from the main floor. and there the New-Ion5o.
eancus was held. The caucus had not been in sas
that speedily assumed unseemly heat Some e1s
He's world heater
In an instant an elderly delegate from t,s otba-
Sdnl8 srdooed the speaker by the throat Ofher,
innteriered and the two combataHts seemed 10 Tim
they We're being attacked, and the fight waved b5t
ter every instant. Men were Shouting FOR sIG th
were worth and there was 4 stampede Tbs 51bss s
continued uni the delegation became sc5ttare5
Inc shouting and the tumuIt continued ana th,
meeung broke UP in a perfect pandemOnil1r Sor,e
one claimed that the county was for TbsI- A1.Is s
the exception OF six delegates -- - S'i'"
ins leaders announced themselves as sea ndaIiz,l
at the spectacle. With the bad feeling t51se g
gendered the outlook for harmony to-morrovy is
n@ot @ pright In addition large party of TX ansas
City Platform Democrats has annOTfpcsd ~ -
eufir a.
of Organism ~ ''iOOi oeAieAl
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
LEAGUE IyDORSES ROOSEVELT.
ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN CLUBS FAVOR HIS
NOMINATION IN 1A4

Peoria. Ill. Sept. 2i--The meeting Of the Staf
League Of Republican Clubs was called TO orael
at 10 a m. to-day by ]. ". Parker the State prssr
dent The city Is crowded with delegates and Fs-
itors many of the latter being women GoTern'l
Yates and Senator CrIllon arrived last night an
Secretary Root this forenoon. Two thousand dele
gates were in their seats at the Coliseum "hsh ti
meeting began, while the galleries were cro"oeu
with spectators. President Parker delivered hi'
annual address at the morning session
Clarence W Buck, OF Monmouth, Was unanimous
" elected president OF the league. and & J. Fe'O"
OF Chicago vice-president. The report of the eou-
ulittea on resolutions was adopted by acclan1a'l'
as presented The death OF President Achillss y
was recalled with expressions OF sorrow, ana UioI
vas paid to his public career and his private cHs
acter The reference to President Roosevelt es
plored the accident which terminated his NeS'ei"
tour OF his esficaI administration il says
In the hands of Theodore Roosevelt the sGvsFn-
rffent is safe. Under his guidance our dllsALts
a nation Will be maintained at nome ana doLVo,
and his demand for efficiency in the GOV ~
empIoyeS demands the warmeSI 3pproFdii q. So
whole people. We believe his views upon tne LSI,
reciprocity and the trust question are III =.
with the sentiment OF the Republican paitS
Illinois, and that they are deserving OF tne airTs
support OF all the people. Capable, honest IA,S ~
Iectual a statesman, scholar, patrot' LS,oys nS
serves the highest approval and richesI norII rsIIy
within the bestOwal OF our people, ana We nS 80 his
indorse the movement already weH pesun ~ 49,
nomination in 1904.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
KING PAID ALL BILLS.
VICTOR EMMANUEL. OF ITALY TRAVELLED -
HIS OWN EXPENSE
M The Pail Mall Gnzette.

From The Pail Mall Gazette ~,
Rome.-'The fun is over. and now come, tns ri a
Who shall pay them2 There is no douo' ,bjscts
certain class of King Victor EInmanuel , - Tirht
are terrible grumbers. Nothing ever SOeS. The
with them the Kings civil list IS 100 tiss Ia ex-
Russian and German journeys are useleeh 1cho
pense. the people cannot afford a Inond IN tbess
runs about like William I'LL etc however 80 that
fault finders put to rout by the snnp!S !S1ozsT
the King proposes to pay for bis journey Il,S1ced
His ministers when the resolution was al 1,ss Ear
TO them demonstrated as energeticaly aS = Victor
with king. and especially with hlng a % ,;on 10
Emmanuels character and quiet de.erLnlN'-
have his own way -. ~ hill for
To one who ventured TO remark that Ile orn 81 pri-
taking his large suite across Europe IN ns he
car would be apt to mount up aId i sttsr
merely said II can afford it,. Another VIZ VIZ allow
tactlessly said that the state coald hOt hOOtsifs be
their sovereign to pay for MS 9fnclaI S~cIairled
gazed for a moment In silence. and tgeu ND re-
Am not the head of the state! IN ulS S tralty
monstranee was stopped by that tone TL Ityor(is:
which he knows how to comand, "a - rrivate
''Rasta! I shall pay everything out OF my what
purse, and make present 10 eiIS s.sSisS
ever advantage NAV accrue from my Visits.,t but
In their innermost hearts the CaDlns. S fhe SOW
be pleased this decision on the part ~ ~ budget.
ereign. The country likes surplus ID md nd the
il is such recent luxury TO then' s .s".vs 10 be
ciaiists and subversive parties nave - opportunity
reckoned WITH they never IoSs az "a rl,e state
TO find fault with the monarchy, SO tha. a.NSsntagss
for will have very suostanl.A'
without having to pay foG toeu.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
FAST WORK AT PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. J.. Sept. 81 (SpecaD-The first
regular signal practice of the two pickup elevens
was held this afternoon. and 1t number of forma-
tions were tried The backs tore through the line
III last sharp order, taking advantage OPEN
nSs made by the guards and tackles. Several
times pretty runs were slipped off. Barney, the
Dig centre candidate, appeared at right guard
centre and made an excellent showing Other
men in the lineup Waller, left guard; Raft
erty and Carruthers tackles; Henry and Davis
ends, Coach Hutchinson played quarterback on
the nrSt team. and several sets of halfbacks were
used, with ByieS as fuIback
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
vas ably handled in a special report made by Pro

was ably handled in a special report made by FRO
fessor James c. Bayles. ,,, o5
Several cities abroad have used pipe galleries ana
found them successful 1t has been reported re-
Gently that the city Of London intends TO extend ts
nine ga llery service, having in view ultima elN t'
placing of pipe galleries in all the principal dr't.
les Such galleries are in use IN parts 81
London Nottingham and St. Helen :. Eng an, anu
Paris France. Private corporations using Plpo @
galleries could he made to pay rental 70 an! ~
who has looked the work of the Rapid IiaiSit
Commission and has noticed how compi1caleu Il
the present nethod-or lack of method-in laying
pipes under ground, il would seem that no t ne
would be necessary convince them una, IN i.e
orderly laying of pipes in properly construct" pip'
galleries would be of great benefit to the VtE'
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
FOOTBiLL.
SPIRITED WORK AT y. Y. UNIVERSITY.

Notwithstanding the rain football practice was
sharp and spirited at New-YoTk University yes
terday. Coach Rorke had the men catch. punt and
PASS the ball for half an hour. afJerward divid-
ins them into two lines. Signal practice then
gone through with 10 get the men familiar
with the code. The were plac in different
positions Rorke coaching the backs and ". y.
Young. 'o5 the line All OF the old men. and
especially the new ones, thus got chance az sew
eraI postions.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
STIRRED Up BY uR. HAYS NOTE
RUMANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER To SEE
COUNT GoLUCHOwSKI,

London, Sept 25.-The Vienna correspondent
of The Daily Telegraph" says in a dispatch
that the Rumanan Minister of Foreign Affairs,
NJ. Brotiano, is coming TO Vienna 10 consult
Count Goluchowski, Austro- Hungarian Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, concerning the note ad-
dressed by John Hay, United States Secretary Of
state to the sgnatories of the Berlin Treaty
with regard to the Jews in Rumania. King
Charles of Runania continues the correspond
ent will also reach Vienna shortly his way
to Bucharest but he is not expected to have an
interview with Emperor Francis Joseph.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
I. Fl. STR1TTON WILL CONTEST uy,,
"h' WILL DECLARE IT Is SAID. THAT HIS
FATHER, w s sTRATToN. WAS MEN
TALLY INCAPACTTATF,D

Denver. Sept fl. Harry Stratton of Pasasor,
cs'' dIter conference to-day In this CITY bewee,
n'a GU .eys decided to contest the will Of his
his estate, said be worth from, sfnooo o..a "
a2Uoeo' for the establishment of a home for moor
SICK people at Colorado Springs Under the mo
visions OF the will young stratton forfoits ,ba
is .V ~ien his father bequeathed to him bv max
coIoredo e 'se application for probate is made at
@ pgh IL Is understood that aside from The siIca e
nEis tnat me viii is void on the ground of nm6Iic
Inr ny ~ !tS visionary provisions il will also he
aver arerreo that w $ Stratton was mentalIv incnmpe e
tent to dispose of his property 'i'iiS liicoihPe-
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
JAY COOKE GETTING BETTER.

Put-n-Bay. Ohio Sept 2i-The condition of Jay
Cooke, of Philadelphia who suffered from at
tack of congestion of the brain yesterday. is much
improved tonight, and the physicians in attend
ance hold out the hope of a speedy recovery
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
HARRIN4N BUYS OIL LANDS.
SAID TO HAVE BOUGHT MANY ACRES IN
SOUR LAKE AND BEAUMONT FIELDS.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.I

fBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBCNEl
Austin. Tex. Sept 2i-It is reported thA' L. H.
Hartman IS at The head of syndicate OF New
York civ, canitalists who have purchased several
hundred acres. of oil lands in the Sour LAKE fleld
Texas The consideration is more than $l'Voo'o .
Mr. Hartman is said also be extensively inter-
eSted in the Beaumont Oil fields
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. 2s.-The Republicans of
The WITH Connecticut District to-day unanimously
renominsted Ebenezer J. Hill Cor Congress
Oakland Cal, Sept. 2s.-For Congress; lid Cali
sornia District Calvin T. White. Democrat
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
"B. d g." IN RICE on THIS ENVELOPE.

PosNFFIcE EMPLOYEES HANDLE CAREFULLY A
LETTER TO 4 NEWLY Welded PAIR.
Many have been the ingenious devices invented
by mischevous friends TO announce the extreme
newness of a marriage. The postofice clerks were
much amused the other day when such a token
passed through their hands. Il was a letter ad-
dressed Mr.. and Mrs. in PENNSYLVANIA
Around its edge border of rice about three
quarters of inch wide had been neatly and skill
fully affixed. Then lest the significance of the
border escape observation, the initials ''B & {; "
had been written in large characters also in rice
the back OF the envelope, evidently signifving
bride and groom The clerks, not wishing 10
spoil the appearance of the letter, did the can
ceiling carefully with the hand stamp used in can
ceiling packages. instead OF running it through the
machines.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
yAP4NEsE BARON on WORLD TOUR

Baron Yanosuke Iwasaki OF Japan VINO Is Oh MS
way around rho world arrived here the steamer
Majestic last night After spending two days here
he will continue his journey. He leit Jaspan, in
March and exDects to reach home late In OCTOBER.
He had with him three secretaries and valet.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-25
MOTOR CAR CAUSES DEATH.

Vallingford Conn. Sept. 24.-John Moz, of North
Haven who was injured by 4 collision with an au-
tomohe while driving last night. died to-day. HUI
bert Marvel and II II Tuttle. OF New-Haven. the
Young men who in the automobile, are under
arrest. They assert that Nelz was driving on the
Sdn of the road