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F|REMEN WITNESS
STAGE WEDDING.
CALLED FROM ENGlNE-HOUSE
TO SIGN THEIR NAMES.
aus Time for n Wine
supper"

william .. Pruden. Of Brooklyn. and
Elsie Stein Rubenstein. OF No liz Hud-
son street. Hoboken. were married In
Jersey City last night ny Justice o,
the Peace Charles A. Roe Of No. IS
Harrison avenue. Pruien said ne was
thir'y-one years old and an actor.
The bride said she was twenty-five
and was also on the stage. She was
Handsomely Sowned and wore diamonds
that we're said to he worth 5000 They
came to Jersey City ON Pcnnsy!-
vsnia Railroad ferry boat and went
direct 10 the Justices house
Robert T. Smith and Daniel Trippe.
two hremen belonging To No. Truck.
whose house Is near that ~ the Justice.
were called upon TO act as witnesses.
After the ceremony the bridegroom in
vited the Justice and the witnesses 10
nearby cafe. where the marriage
was celebrated by win. supper.
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SOMETHING TO
REMEMBER NE BY"
NOTE PINNED TO GARMENT
LEADS TO ARREST.
Annie Muss Vow Explain Di.sp.
p""rsncr of Mrs. Norwood.
Clothing.

Annie M"ehan. twenty-five years old.
ana Walter Turner. twenty eight years
Ola were held in N.oo each for exam.
nation Monday on the charge o, grand
larceny by Nnglstra'" Dlmsted In iefye,.
son Market Police Court To-Day
on Jan last tn" young woman nh.
isincl employment in a boarding. nous.
~ No q West Thirty second street
ex-senator Norwood. Of Georgia oS.
Cupicd suit. on the night Of Ian .
Mrs. Norwood found that her s.,ist, =
sasque and nun. a broadcloth dr-.s ana
other goods were gone "'''
Pnhed on an old garment left in Mrs
Norwoods chamber was found a .cr,n
OF paper bearing these words:
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Paines Celery Compound
Makes Rich, Pure Blood, Strong
Nerves, and Gives a New
Lease Of Life.
Testimony Of a Cured Ranch Owner
ia, No, Been Sick Day Since Ne Used thu
Great Medicine.

Too often people drag with then
into the spring season a load Of dis
ease that has proved Il heavy burden
during the winter months. Impur,
and poisoned blood. eczema. sal
ghenm, boils. eruptions. neuralgia
rheumatism. kidney disease. live
trouble dyspepsia. and nervous com
plants claim thousands OF victim
throughout the land.
The cleansing, healing, and LII,
renewing work OF Paine's Celer,
Compound in the past should be ;
sufficient guarantee TO every suffere
mat IL will surely and quickly over
come every form OF disease Just re
,crrcd to In every case Paine
celery Compound is the one remed.
that will completely and permanent
ly bring back health. make pure
rich blood. regulate and build up tn,
weakened nervous system.
Col BYRON H. Van Raub. owne
OF the famous Don Carlos Ranch
writes rs follows from Van Raub
Texas II have been afflicted NOR
or less for the last fifteen years Will
kidney trouble sleeplrssness. ant
rheumatism, all caused from kidne!
ailrlent | have taken many Of tn,
advertised cures. but the relief I so
from them was only temporary.
was induced 20 try Paine's Celer,
Compound and II seems to hit III,
SPOT. for have not been sick n day
since took the first bottle. Il acteS
Ike charm with me
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lie testified ;aa; ne .sarchei BROOKS :
,1'has ard found carl case WA.rh
contained 50 '1 m''sv Mr E1r' thc
niglt clprk. vas present Ne counted
,he money. Later Zee handel tho money
.v,r :, VI n-''l 'tihrr ~ "a" dad
nan
Scnurnan
Mr hooks stood Io AMI 1s',r -,1kln.
n the Situo-. No turned ari looked a,
'ae y,unE woman Nh' s. ~.4-gci Win
mr. 'er.ng his s'n I've defendant gave
no sign ~ emotion FH. sVH'frR.H Me-
..siN ~ som hing ''tf Isl..raI -
Ms 40 IN h.. iH-1t t.Nr- than .l4.
N app'Nr"' ~ 90 hrv" Hr,rl 'hf r,m~
brooks
. D.I sou see a como ,nerc7 asked
" Sr1lrnnn Nrs ser. ga no
Q - any hat PIN Is
The tn-ss t"siineI 'ht' he ami VI
Ear wont .uiH '.r -1Hu '..a'hs- ana
h' man 'u 40 bed CO.. ug Hn hl.
trsH. f'..- D.
TIL. tr>tirion> coptradIr;r. ....
Washington and Dr. Sw--n~,.
srorE- Washington te.,ir-d that
tho nnn had hi. und- rrioth-- on.
Dir. >w"rn-, testified Tint the man
WINS l,inE On his left .id'' ard not
on hts back.
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GIRL VICTIMS OF
FLOOD DISASTER.
Building CoIIapses in Cleveland Carrying
Down Ten-Havoc by Waters

Rupr BERTHA Kanr!. Hope Otto. n.
Cohen.
The top floor % the building which II
iour stories high. collapsed and went
Hear through TO the ground foor. Ten
persons were on the floor and they went
down In the debris
The Fire Department WAS called and
immediately went 10 work 10 rescue vie.
Tins who were all girls.
number OF girls ON the third moor
wer. carried down ladders from the
windows IN safety.
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Immense damage has been done
throughout the country BY the
storms Of the past tue days.
In Ne1r Jtrsep, PENNSYLVANIA ana
Ner York streams haze orerfotre.i,
Carrying auar bridges, foOiing
forms and drving people from
their homes.
Lives haze been lost al some
points, AMI property is damaged 10
III. frteUi OF hundreds Of Thousands
OF dollars.
Telephone AMI telegraph aires
are douG IN all directions. breaking
communications. ami railroad trait
tic is SERIOUSLY mfsrrnpted
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MICS Cora Ainsiey. prominent sohooi
tea her 100 one = Hur norma! schools
speaks n! hcf yAp,rIsHH' s.th .at.rFhs
h-adh hos and euinsiGes stuart. Ca'arr.
Tables AS O cure Tor 'h "a. Sh- .tEr
EuNtrrI 4afF 'rHm H's'-r irH4'H' head
ache aud pain To md btcK ~ the eyes 4.
um.s 90 intensely a. D. l-rapA' rate 54H ..
m daiIy I.aCs lad tgn -ri from a.
tara moe - les ~ wears bu' n' -
thought - aas tie caus- u my hes
hut mail, became ,ogsl.cei hat such
Us the .Ase because The h.ttl 1ss HtT'
aluats worse wh~reycr ! bal a cold or
fresh attach ~ eata-rh
stuart Cat4-ra Tablets arL. lgHH
-rr mturni,t 20 me as sne and g.rasar
f.,.-rh Gun. and after using lev n''l
cent boNrs, which procured. from 20.
arus,.s's ! Nas surprised aat d'Ilghie!
10 fui bat both ne catarrh and headache
Nad ..n. !rI good
S,uart.- Caiarrs Tablets are sNli ~ iruE
ris,s % fTN cents gE- llrkAs, under - r.
..ur-.7t~- 4 .a5 G-ngr tors that they con
Tain absolutely no oncag' found ~ 90
.uaay s.'1rrh cures .. ~ ana so .omm1a
n cheap Ugh rr-rsI nov any harmful
trus rNr, rSl'i.1 simply D ghrlcsnI .
ar'iFsg''.. necessary o. destroy ara drive
from 'as system 'ha germs 20 .H'l-rhal lis.
esss.
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Mr Rackus cro-.ry.minei

I NJ Barkus crn~s-syarinst
- A. spuu rs you saw hat this man
was naked didn't YOU cover Inn up' a,
~. sir sid ! .Arew a BLANKET ever
him
. Did Won see ~. blood IN a. \
. WIS there any 7l1,I or the sheet,
y ! Jaw some IN one ~h"o'
=. when lou went 1.prs.ItES was
there any one eff with tire h,1v" \
.. Ia yoI lock re DOOR \ Yes sir
. IL there 10 l. m the inprT \
Yes ~ right under the knob
- w i"re t. the key \ / don't know
Geo x" Washington testified that there
was no KY used IN that room the only
method Of locking the door being nv
bolts
'rrpduce II NEXT tine YOU com. here. '
said no Jusiiu"
The witness sii IN red!rec, te.,i-
mony that thcr. was no holt IN the IN.
side - tho do-nr rhe-c was \ spring
.i'el pg ~" inside Hnrcmar Wis then
excused
Dr Sweeney wa. called and shown =
IN 80 reputable looking comb H."
Ms asked n that Has the romh he ha 4
not - many teeth hrpk"n out ~ the
comb &c. $50
I. pr Sweeney vas allied FOR r~hutrul
by Lawyer BickIs
q NuI noticed the comb lay ~ ne
t4r,a4r \ w. sir
. Docs this look Ike me r mn ynr
s.,N there No. s'r 10 docs not III.
comb I raw nab NOR. toe h broken out
'-om the ~ .ille nan 'hi- "re rs
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PASSING ON THE
CARNEGIE SITES.
LIBRARY LOCATIONS C0NSI0-
Erred BY EXPERT.
Engineer Of Finance Department
Reports Against several
saxg~stions.

Carnegie library sites submitted a. IN"
Boarl Of Estimate uhvc been passed
upon 10, tn. engineer ~ the Finance
Department Eugru. Melon This l.
the ar-; announcement, ~ the sites
Following i a summary "t n. enEi-
n-r report
MANHAT~rAS ANp BRONN-South
side u S,y.u', -u!n'a stree. u feet
ca., u THIRD a,cuue Private sale. site
selected
80. al j Ens, Broadway. 81 -.
Location good
south see Of w~.t E!shty second
street ioo feet east OF West End avenue.
So 81 81" No; Sc slrahle
south Ali, Il on. Hundred and Thirty
".gail street So" Withdrawn
fremont un - alton site not setecleh
Nos .I-.~ East one Hundred AMI
rweu,y nth stree, 5000 M, recon-
m,ud.l On account % cost.
NONCOMPLIANCE avenue. Rodney
stree; and Division avenue" " 2" S'-
W, .t. F-luk l avenue opposite
Hau,.,.k street. !-7u' ST. roo ilrg"
SartaW,-t corner uf Union and lin
ton street. 81 :" SIT TOO larse
Fourth avcru. 81 40 site too lnrzr
Southeast ,Nrrner lie KaIo and bush
wick Ssi"D ste too large
Sor:ls.st ,ornc! Norman avenue AMI
LsnnATl e'r'"ts NW.'' W 700 tHS'
aputhwe-, corner ~ Fifty first street
and Fourth avenue. @"o -" 100
lars"
81 EMS -S,f.thrast #prnor - Broad
way and cook avenue IN fgmhursir
ei0a Nj rsCo nm-u led
Northwest rprnV - flr-' avenue ana
Thirteenth street, IN former village u
coll, g. p1ln, without "nst SIT. good
Northeast -orn.r ~ Broadway and
Mccormack avenue. In former village
q Ozbu, Park WlthpIi cost Protest
entered agalus' site
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CLEVELAND. O. March Ten per
cons were injured and three are miss
Ing In the collapse OF the flooded build
Ing occupied by the Cleveland Baking
Company at No Il Central avenue. to-
day
The missing are: J welker Margaret
Hciscr. Mary RIemer.
The injured are Lena sIsy. interua-
ally: Bertha Koc1e,' internally Flor
snce Mcir,rh. Mary Kelly Lizzie Keep
permek. Emma Schuntunth. Emma
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At the close OF to-day's cxamina-
ton in the case OF Florence Burns.
Mr.. Schurman asked that Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Burns and their daughter
Gladys be produced at the next eN-
animation. Though there seemed 10
be some hidden warning in Mr..
Schurman's request. Mr.. Backus only
smiled and did not reply. Justice
Mayer looked a, Mr. Backus. but
made no comment
II 10 not likely that the Burns
family will appear unless II seems
absolutely necessary from the point
of view OF Mr.. Backus.
The testimony to-day hrough, to The
surface nothing sensational No facts
were proved tha, could be caliec strong
points either for or against the GIL
prisoner
WHO Undressed Brooksf
John e. Hagemau. the day clerk IN
the hotel. testified that he went into
Room u with Might clerk Earl. Rro"N'
was lying on nj. back nude. This ios-
tlmony add. further mystery To what
wen, on in Room u M that cvcniful
night The Selleoy. George Washing
ton. tes,insd tina, Brooks was Ia His
unaercioth.s when he hrt went into
the room. Or sweeney testified that
Rrook. vas nude. lying 81 his let side
Haseman says Brooks was undresseu'
Su, lying on his back
The question Mr.. Backus Is trying -
solve 4. who stripped Brooks oi his
underciothes Ald turned him over on
Nj, side. Geofx .S'&a thinxton testified
there was no key to room u. haTeW'n
to-day swore that there was KEY and
TIA, he locked the door with II
District Attorney Jerome said e
would no; lay the case before the Grand
Jury until the cSamnato1 iu me p"l''
court had been completed.
~ wan, to give the i"'"nsc every
oppor,uni,y." h. said. IL shall put
them in posse ssion ~ every fact III"
District, Attorney has. 80 that here
may n no charge OF unfa!rness.
This mornings session vas delayed
by a conference which Justice Mayer
Mr.. BAckus and Mr.. schurman held In
the
Mr Baekus said there vas no news
In the conference.
DIR. Sweeney was recalled. lie IL the
physician wno was summoned to the
Glen Island Hotel to attend young
Brooks the night he was shot.
NJ symptom. ~ shot.
Did you sec any symptoms OF n shot
wound IN your FIRST visit" asked Mr..
Backus.
There were no symptoms" said the
doctor.
"wha, we're the symptoms you saw on
this visit" asked Justice Mayer
she was unconscious. the pnIsr
was not msrh accelerated. the eye
pupils did net Indicate brain In
Jury and respiration was normal.
All of his syinpson's could have
been accounted for by gas or
kaockost drops"
Would tha-e he the natural and or.
binary symptoms OF gas or ohIoril7
Yes. cir
Does gas poisoning produce nausea -
Wee at times.
Does hloral poisoning produce
nausea
Yes. at times
Was there much. blood from the
wound IN tho head
Not much, II probably covered q
part or space In one large biotoh."
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Trains Overdue Here.

Some ~ the trains overdue here IN
sc-ouni Of the storm are The Chicago
Express. 81, hours late, tho Adiron-
d,ck Express al: hours lat" Both of
these are on tho New York Central
main line. The Pi,tsheld Express was
two hours late NJ noon and had not then
arrived and tho SRuEatuck and New
England expresses Were 10Th pne hour
AMI a half lat. on The New Haven line
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TANNED BY ICE CART.

Carney 'ohen. twenty-four years old,
OF No. 1851 Second avenue. while load.
Ing Ice this morning at Southern Bouie.
ward and Lincoln avenue. was caurh.
between Tho Ice bridge and an Ice
wagon. ~" received Internal iniuri,n
and was taken To the Lebanon Hoo.
pitIl
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West Shore Trains Sfopped.

NEWARK. y. Y. March Owing "a
tho food no trains are running west
from here on the West Shore Railroad
The New York Central tracks are still
4staa-
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Bridge Swept Awav.

lso@cIsl 70 ne E,sn,rE N0FIt
PORT JEHN1S. y Y. March The
highest food known Is raging in the
Dela ware and Ncvcrslnk Rivers
Bridges in tai. vicinity are In danger
The Cochec,on wagon bridge, span
ming the Delaware at that place was
carried out and In coming down on the
leo struck No. bridge Of the Erie be-
low I, and 80 damaged the structure
tina, trains are not allowed 20 pass
over IL
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Big Drawbridoe in Dan1er.

PoUGHKEEPsrE. " Y. March L.
The Ice was broken up last night and
carried down against the drawbridge at
New Hamburg near here. Shortly after
daylight there was ten inches 81 water
on the track and the force Of the water
and .ce under the bridge was raising the
structure and threatening TO life II From
!,s anchorage Much damage was done
IN the cit.
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Bio Storm at Fishtill.

FisHKILL LANDING. y Y. Marc,
IA heavy storm swept over this sec
ton early this morning The electrical
plant at MRtteawan was crippled by
food In Fishkill Creek where the waite,
Is higher than In nifty wears
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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER
ANNIE ny

Annie Meehan had disappeared.
Detectives Yesterday arrested Ami.
ana Turner The police say that the
OF like character
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Comb MARKED for Identification

VI B,nku- ssei Mr Sc1urmiu '
keep the comb - Ms possession NJ
Ssh -uau aid 10 auald ha ha'..r a.
have .hu com marked or ld.atlla.
lion Thas N1s don.
Tho comb H,ro the Initials w q W DO
md wIs placed 70 al 'uvelop. and s.aI-
eI los THE >t.n,graDaer u Sweeney
49, excused ~ Mr. ~rHuFmau's r..
ur'IT mex SrflrHa, - i1'E "
Mr SrhHrUAu asked that Mr. and
Nj Bar aut Gladys Burns %. pro-
iIo,i M court 80 the next examination
NJ UarNus MAJ, no rc- Hous. =, 'hE.
request Tn reason ~ this lnnF az
inurnm"n' - thu Mr. Barku. will b.
'u-tg's during the entire week AMI 50
De- ssk.l 'ar an adiournm'n, Yu'g then
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Traffic Demordlizsd.

LITTLE FALLS. " 7. March L.
TrlGlc on the Mohawk Division o. the
N'w York Central and West shore Rail.
roads has been disorganixed by wash
outs
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Her Corsp">ur. Amazing.

Al 'Ils Test uH Dos ta 90 blood Aai
nt.s'ra and b .pn4- apf wounds 81 nor
t!S.ura tho defendant ~ 10. least The
ri at there ~ oh and npt''"'"ss ~
"a marble stHtu. Np' the slightest sigr
o.. emotion DISTURBED h'r textures uur-
vi'hsiani'1r that a'l me ak Wa ,nr-
rsrn.ug N. Heath - Tho sweetheart gh~
was supposed - love better than any
one IN the sora Her r'mposGrc Wa
amazing
Mr. RackuS quest. puoi pr sweeney At
great length on brain injuries "a. suh.
stance " which vas nat the phNsl ian
l!i not discover aHs symptoms 81 rta.t
injury during N" frs' visit To- young
Brooks
John .. Hageman. . walter ~ the Glov
Island Hutc', Mas the next witness He
was one p' the irs' 30 enter n" room
after 'hc bcllhoy Washington discovered
That EIs md M..n ,-rl2LIs IN Tho nom
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Lehigh Bridge Dows.


'sp>e'h U The Ereains Nofldb
Wli.KESBARRE. Pa. March THE
most damaging hood tia, has cver swept
this valley is carrying destruction on
is sav. AMI doing thousa nds OF dollars
q. damage Already four lives have
been lost The l.ehlgh Valley tried to
save its large bridge at Bridgeport,
llnug the l.ehigh River by running n
loaded train upon IL. but one span WAS
swept away. and with Il several cars
and James Fisher and Joseph Mcclure.
trainmcn.
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Grnssee VALLEY Suffers.

ROCHESTER, y. Y. March -
H.svy rains. with rapid rice in TEN.
p"raturc throughout the Gen~sec Valley.
ma. loos-nsd the snow and Ice on the
hills. swelling ;he streams tributary 10
the river 20 an alarming extent The
river rose nearly three feet last night
A. Danryilie the Gcnc>c~ IL reported
out ~ 80 banks and bridges In the
~ ,,rL,N arn ,hrnn ,nrcN
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" ould N"a I.lkr Year famil, fs lbve.s
Hritrr and he Financially tndeprpdent n
TUE INDt ~TRItI FEDERATION OH
or " rite Tor Prospectus. Dsn't mis-. ssrir
ndN -rti.rmrnI In SUNDAYS World and
journal.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SAILED TO DAY
.r.ns.ni. Lfvs-r-1f An fa-sirs
fANH NtgI~s s'.s~Nls Nrailrs
Rotterdam ~ 'srfan Ssp Itsn Fl-H rec
A. - tIaHss - -. '.- wa
u.<,a. Lsn4ar MafsNal sFsnafs
PAlAia. UAIt-rs N'F ia
CIT, ~ Misna. -A1 phn'Hs
Sspis, CouT-i gsl r-~'tr
n,,,t,n kins .s,Nsr, faIssinsu. NoF'rl.
nritisA Trader HUI. ta h' Nrr 'rI.hn
NN-r,'sr'- HaEs1a lr''s1a N"s ~ Nan'
I8iia t4rarrr
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Testie Swspt Aray.

DERRY. Conn. March -Four hun
drsd feet Of IN. trestle OF the B.rk
shire division OF the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad VA
swept away This morning by tho break
Ing OF an Ice gorge in tho Upper Hous
atomic.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
DIE 70 DAY
Abt,t. A.i.rs ,mrrfs llTsTpr..
S,.t-1t, SCOTIA 'n.rrsi H4N
g.-. IN. EarFH- '.nsr.'s "a Asrrsf..s
American 80 L4rs
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-Four Men Drowned.

Six men who were working 20 save
a dam at Colts Neck. near Freehold,
were to-day swept down stream ny tho
bursting OF the embankment and four
OF them were drowned. Tn" dnm-hurst
was caused hy the great mood
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THE GRIP FOLLOWS THE SNOW.
II an be prsvsn,si and the vers, case. cured IN
two days by taking Laxative Bromo. QuinIns
TsekuL = W. 0ress's signature 90 ssx. -
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Flood at Pittsburg.

PlTTSBrRG. March Western
Pennsylvania = experiencing the wors,
fool sine. the record-brcsker q. 1854
IN Plttsburg. Duquesne way. portions
~ Penn avenue. Water street and the
Point section were inundated and the
South Side river front Sas under sew
"rsl feet Of water. In Allegheny. La
cock. Robinson. Madison, kilbuck
craig. Cory. Itasch. River. Anderson.
Sandusky and South avenues were i'm.
pasSahlc. Most OF the great iron indus
t-ieS are STONED by the nood
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feathers snd ribs,ss
rSesllsnt seoaomi.si)
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Did WA soc 'Ior1 anvwh"-c els" ont
he .7eNd
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Torn Almost Wiped ont.

ispociA! =, TAs E'-ainE wor'tp
CUMBERLAND. Nd. March THE
town OF Hyniman Is reported almost
wiped out by broken reservoir No
details have been received.
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Passaic Riuer Floods.

fsrsciAl 20 The Ev.Eisr HeriI
PAssAIc. y. j. March i.-Halt o.!
the town Of Wellington. in Bergen
County, just over the liver from Pas.
sac. II under water ana the grrpt,s-
~ preh.nsipu prevails m. trolley
tracks leading from Passlic 10 Wal
lNR'on ar" Under water and trifrc has
been suspended.
Great Damage on SehuyikW.
PHILADELPHIA. March What is
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Paterson Is a Sufferer.

,sDscisI to IN. Evsaar word)
PATTERSON. y. J.. March The
heavy rain with the melting snow has
caused hood along tho lower section
OF this city. The river is so high tina;
many OF the mill owners along the
River street side Of the rive were
compelled TO remain in their places OF
business all night
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-09
THE ELKS' OWN DAY SERMON TO SENIORS
Baccalaureate Services at Aaca4es-
ter College Yesterday.
ALUMNI SERMON In MORNING
Address to the Christian AssOcia-
tions of the College in
the Evening.

Commencement exercises OF Manchester
college began yesterday in the Presby-
teriaI church. In the morning Rev. J. Il.
Sellie, Buffalo, Mimi, class OF '95, deliv-
| cred the alumni sermon; DR.. James Wal
lace, president OF the college, preached
/ the baccalaureate sermon in the after
noon, and in the evening Rev. Stanley
Roberts, pastor of the Bethlehem Pres
byterian church, Minneapolis, made the
| annual address before the Young Mems
and Young Women's Christian Associa-
tons. ss:- $50 s@4.--s
DR.. Wallace, in the baccalaureate- SER
mon, took for his theme ess"Dura Utility
of the Teachings OF Christ" basing his
| remarks upon the words: Heaven and
earth shall pass away, but my words
shall not pass away" Reviewing the
| early systems of law, philosophy and re-
| ligion in an exceedingly lucid Sand COM
prehensive manner, DR.. Wallace pointed
out how they had failed to stand the test
to which they had been put in the great
crucible, time. Roman law, the stole
philosophy, which was the best system
set up by any of the philosophers of the
time, and Greek and Roman polytheism
| were cited as examples. On the other
hand, said DR.. Wallace, Christianity,
with the passing centuries, had come to
meet more and more the demands of
mankind. In no way was this better
]
Supreme Being. as being infinite, eter-
nal and Interchangeable in wisdom, power,
holiness. justice, goodness and truth. "
| This, he said, was not a perfect defni-
ton. for its makers had omitted men
ton of the fact that God was also a
being infinite, eternal and Interchangeable
in his love and fatherhood. No other
religion or system of thought had offered
anything like so good a solution of the
! problems of life
Music for the baccalaureate service
was furnished by the college chorus I'M
der the direction of Professor Phillips
and Miss Buck Of St.. Paul.
The Glass Play.
This evening the senior class comedy,
| 'tEdward S. Scott, Jr.," will be given in
the college auditorium. 1t was writ
ten by members OF the class and re-
hearsed under the direction OF Mrs. G.
B. Whitridge. The annual recital Of the
music department, under the direction
of Professor H. E. Phillips, will be given
Tuesday evening. The alumni banquet
at the Windsor hotel, st. Paul, Tuesday
evening, also will take place. The thir-
teenth annual commencement will be
held Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
in the auditorium. It will be followed
by a luncheon to the friends Of the col.
lege in the gymnasium. A steamboat ex.
cursion will be the closing event OF the
day. The steamer will start from the
Groveland Park landing at 1870 p. m.
stopping at Jackson street, st. Paul, or
the way down the river.