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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-05
70 MOVE INTO nav QUARTERS

Agent Of Armour Packing Co viii
Remove Today.
A. ~ Smith, the local representa-
tive Of the Armour Packing Company
will today remove ais office into tae
May building corner Of Gloucester
and Bay streets, which was recently
leased by the big Kansas City pack
ing company
Mr.. Smith was seen by q repre-
sentative Of the News yesterday and
sail ne expected man here from
headquarters within the next week
to build tha cold storage
John c. Lehman, an Old Bruins
wickian. now OF Atlanta. is in the
city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-06-05

e. D. Wolfe returned to his nome
in Norfolk yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
rrvt>r RruSrs ,LrrR,rIos.
"s'aiss aas~, wuh . s.sa tts- uHr "a,
Ia = shalr isf Tea ttsars.

N"vNt Nusp,. Iuly Burkl.,
p"c"h. . fuu driI'r vbh a .tor' m the
'a-"neuf O. DEE t.,i'd.lg IN Muurt Vernon
shi"h Wa~ Af.y .u,u, .d Nv th- initrd
>'s',s- Pct uS'.,. hts bs.n Ca guaru With
= gun for aluust a se.k - Prevent work
men employed ~ IA, landlords. tdNapi
AMI William Martens. from making a.trra
ttuu- IA the huii iiug
Wien n gang 80 WurAfu.u 'r,-l Co. pat
IN n largr pallaf To- ~-trrugthsp The Ouiidiug
'h" fruit dsal'r'. VII" pat a char over 'h"
hole whi'h had '--'u dug Tor M" f~uuni4tisu
and at 'hcr" icu hours She refused To-
huds' snd even the IuliC- who Nrp' calh'd
IN ~'ild not mp,c her The p,liN' decidrd
not 20 Use fur7' e. ihry were advised that
th' 'l~'' va &c ct'tl ou" and worn m The
haildtng. Whi'h H. pUo at the large ~ the
city. L. -~N-i.i,!-I while ~, owners Who
~"'" TO ha," .rls'i the upper f,or~ in a
Now trust cumpauv ar" losing hundred.
nf dollars IA t.uI
10" fruit i"si- ~ a l.a-r go ~" -io'r
uriu n"N' NEN ana h" declares that D."
will not alb y ~" al'"rgti,u. TO pru,,"d
until y ",rir'- a. hi~ p'ac' j. small aud any
change that O., made NGil curtaIl his space
and interfere win liz b'slu'~- Both
sides haNr hired watrhn"n who ar ~ guard
day Hnd nlru' p-,u'i l. also m guard
and saws that he val take ~" law iU 30
own hands n "a" wor.mcu attempt To-
I'M AZ. his plHc"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
tII THE BtRIES GONE.
The Int ant >s,ium tnp', and Hrownls
Wander About and Means.

Norvr vraNoN. Y Y, july 9 After an
.v-'"rcr 81 rv"u'v-fpur wear. N" New
York Infant Asylum a. Mount Vernon,
which ha- arbur.si many thousands II
i.,uI.-. Was cly-al Tonight Al IA" rur-es
have. irfi ard ia" la-t - the urphan ia
mates consisting - mir v-four baby
hnv~ and g'rls ""r" s"nt away on saturday
af'ari ouu ard evening n" nurses wept
vH"u an tho cottage aud paNiiiuu= w-r"
rI,-,-l. 49, many of hem had tsrn en-
yluv,d 'A,tr for nearly . score Il years
NAiror Poster doc not know what Will
boru'u" 4 Brownie, a hig watchdog which
has gIari'.i M" asylum from thieves Tor
YEAR IT," dog also carefully waiCh'~f
over the babies y prevented them from
l,o, ming lost ~ m" asvlum grounds
Ever since the habie~ l"ft M" institution.
Rruwui". u o. -aii. has art"d strangely.
meaning and wandering around the former
haunt.o - W" inmates continually Matron
Poster ha- -"id about so cribs To- people
II Mount Vernon and vicinity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
SEVERAL STRikER> arr rII rs.
q. y. q. Puzzled To Define tho standing
NJ On~ u Heard and Helped Along.

A letter was received a. yesterdays
meeting of the Central Federated Iu.un
from the Rev. " y Mi. II Sch"ncctadv
y Y. asking What IA" standing 81 the
Anthracite Cleo Clu Wa IN" Vri'"r
said that a movement had l-'"n started
looking toward VA. engagement q! the
club Tor n cunc-r' on THURSDAY might IN
Schenectady in aid uf ~" striking miners
He wanted 10 know if IA" cub had i*rn
ndor~ed hv President M'icl"ll uf M" United
Mine Worker and hv the p
D-iegaJ" Ia~ph- e ~" Larmak"rs'
Uulon said that President Mitchell had
simply written 60 IA" { : I asking that
the club ~ heard
w. Ia " not formally iudurs"d the club. :
said Jacobs -Thov arr striking aIihrHC''"
miners and arr giving concerts ia supper
of their own families and themselves only
Several g!.- clubs hav" C'm" To- me.
said Dcl"ga'e Barry II he Actors Pro-
te,tive lI.pn. Eich ON" of them said u
was the only and original Anthrlcit" Gl"e
Club
The SECRETARY was instructed 10 write 10
Mr AlIis what ,h. Anthracite Glre Club is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
STOLE A CORONATION GIFT.
ON HfII. F0t M or Jta ,U d,
TtkIN SROu 4 " HOONTR
~e,,e.asr Z spt ain ~sys 90 amt Tells . rsls
sf PIRATE s.sid ieund Win o. nril
IN Two Pieces and Meant Ter hins
d arr, -Jer>e, tt,, Police After o.

\ t-ll weighing about 10 pounds aHd
hstung a." inscription. Prime 81 VALE,
i1p. which Na- fuund hy two tzhrrnt'h
near Kingston. Jamaica. i've weeks ago. va
-to!rn on saturday night or early y,~tsriaN
morning from the hohl uf the two-mastcd
English schooner Ntfactor. capt " scott.
living a. IN" Morris stree, dock in jersey
city The after hatch ws~ found oT"u.
and Il, J. thought that the tell, which wa,
IN two sections. VA hui>lel 10 the dock uN
Two or more m"u wh,I~ the skipTst and
his crew s"rr asleep
Can't scott saw that ~ fore eaviug
Kingston with n cargo Of It0.up ~coCoaruts.
'h- Jamaica Govrrnmsnt officials asked
hin in take the trll aboard. box " and bring
q 10 New Work for shipment 10 England
a. a coronation rn from The Gov-rniw nj
10 Ming Liward VII
The skiyisr wl- busy on his way w and
de-ti.d To- pack tie t-ll in a hoS The thief,
ha- ya'l-.,l lin much unetsin"--, for ~" f"ar-
~ may e'utarra-~ han with IA" authorities
a. lamsica Wh"n he returns
,tpt ~u'''- story 81 IT, finding IL that
'vp natives. Who wsr' fishing IN about
nirh' fest - water on q reef n few mIl's
FROM Kingston h,ttor. -s~ co,n shining
on ~" bottom ami ~ onc' hrgsn diving
Ter y 1H,y went toNu many t,mc- aud
1~cr.uiug 20 the skipper. brought up hands
fui ~ mru"N They reput''d hts ird 10
the ]Gu,,ruwcut officials, he say-, aud the
la,',r 'DnN ,hargr Of further search for
'-.asuru Nr.r ."V.ral dav~' WORK diver
r-rp,rr-t SO 50 m gold, principally I',-
can cuin- l-ariuG dates between l7a ,hd
rs. There were al-n many Eng.~h
tr.n"h ard spanish sold ooins of the -atn'
T~nol
10, diver found tho o.d l-ll securely
vcis 4 anoI,s tho rocks. Ihc' couldn't
hudg" II AMI d,cidfd to blow 20 "rt ~'h
dynamite m. t.ast nrul" ~ ~ two
Tn" capta am SAYS tha, th'y also discovered
a large u~uauirv 81 copper lvng Among
rhe rocks and along 'he ref outside, wiuch
l~l 'hem Ia conclude that a ,rss.l Ind ls-t
wrecked A. rha' point MANY YEAR ago.
cant SCOT, ~av- h. va very sorry that
tho iell Rad disappeared from has keeping,
ant D." eNrr--sci a hop" that IN" polio"
would e. Some trace 81 II before "" sails
for l.maica '".morrow TIL" police vii
k~.r an eve ou tho Junk shops. although
th"y do not hunk that the thieves would
mako ~ .Nur' '" d'~pos" Of II ~ old "oprnr
who GOT ''. moucv that the natives found
'h. captain DOESN'T know Perhaps me
r,o,e,'mtr'. b." saws A. any raj" b"
4uor". local gu~sips ~ Jamaica e. saving
thai y vRs par 81 no" loot u = wrecked
pir4'. mp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
won ,tTrR NrGRO PRi>ONERS.
Three Policemen Have a iiNci, Tine
ueaching Iheir station House.

Detectives Burger. Dunn and Cabin
If IA" Charles street station were NaIk-
iug up West street last evening when
= crowd a. he foot ct ,latk-on street At.
~tracr'-i their attention
Whi,r they were Watching tho crow
a night started and fhc policemen ran RCru~S
20 fri two n"gr,-~. jane Iauu'll and
James u Huch,>. d~"f'vgllg 'l'W~"lNos
against , crowd ~ white men lpuu"ll.
u wa, 'aafu'-i after. had s'ari--ia spectator
named Henry Mar when ~" r"Rrs-
~N m. po'ior 'hev started ON q rin with
he prli~,n "r and q crowd m pursuit rs"
rIgiit,e~ vera taught on Hud-" .tr'''
nv ms time the crowd Wa- 80 larg" that
NJ. policemen drew thou r"Nolr"r- 'u fprrr
'h.u NaV ,hruugl " they Wen" crossing
~. temporary hi ig" over 10. iuuI.up
tracks M -htug pu -'''e' -nrn" ON. m
o." -a' 81 'h" crowd Yelled -Lvurh -h"
u'Ccv's Th' ~, va taken up hr no"
IA, = vhp started TO- chaig" ~" d"t,r. vs-
\ -'on" ~'rIoS ,dttl iu ih" i,rk ara
shocked h'u down u" s-p' m hold uu
Panurll huv",cr. No hurr,',i hs prisoner
tusari the station r." nous" lei ~" 49,
g.aut nu du'v =" ori.r ont the r"s"iv'~
N" men TUNED out without th"i- uniforms
and hy frenlv using thor s'icks "T-'u'-i .
pasraga for m" prisoners
James Flvrn. who was m tho fror' -
TN" m"h. Wa knocked down and %'rsmplod
m Hc Wa taken HON"
MARI wa taken ~ DO" station IN n ~
Nincant's Hospital amhuI1uo~ and Identified
paun",l 80 ~" man who had Stabbed hun
w. was removed ~ ~" hospital IN a critical
CONDITION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
PRI SIDE>T uITfITIL HERF.
Hut an Pr, rtr Business. Ne sa,s NJ
tonfrr-nr" Ninrr> ttopr D,fI rrrn,il.

Pr'-ii"r' mitchell IT tn" 0.'.d MIur
Worker 'au1' 'o Gown from Nl.r- Harr"
las night T. "a. -l.pl-'-'I has 10 aW'
~fsking a "%onfer"r =, win 'h' ouai o~r.'-a'u =
n.' b." said hr diHU'' To- So r.rau,r
Nr y '"ho,l. .ut
I i",, 'on" here -'.",v ~ priya'" Trust
uc-- want 'u -.' .pu" frtD-l- u 'p
I,r'iv' al haN' cuu" fnr 'ha' Iurp',"
uulN itaNC up i.tH 81 licking a opr TO-
"u," sth tie cal ,~Iera'"rs
Pm ~,G,ut i.u'..HNc ut fh" H~avur".
Ia"hawaura auiN '~'. % railroad >aid TIA
No. ".uf"rrro' Vtt Nt,H.u had l'ru ar.
raIs,,i - 90" Hli.rr, ,, 'h' g aI-oart ing
.Iirpras li.'p' tlu '"'r >. chang" ~
'he 49," srIa'iuu. u lub'-ia" md
Nn.Nis BAEuC. Ia "4'y G Tie miu"i-
'r'" nav" h'ird nat I "s'doIt Mitchell
VAL hAN- q o,iirurI,' ~in-ruoIr,N. % r,'
directly with no" p~f"-lr,i.t- eft he" coal
,Hr'rus roads, V"h f,pr'~s 's','s Who
go" ~ I"as' qualified =" -l-"ak with authority
for he roaf~
The local strike leadcrs appear - hor-,
groa'lv f"r - fsNotahi" ouiC'ur" ~ Nr"l
ell sfrIp. bui none al late with any autI,t.
80 u-t wFn' L. 'Njss n. 20 -
Preparation FOR - mug work Oun'iru"
Tot morrow rluruiuC sn'un ~ Tho lsllghN al
jew Railroad opal ,"N-. Vhu v"''' iaid n a.
tN. o.. ginning - flH strike. viii Trf.rI
uuicI ,r,i.-s f0r vrik 1ud 70 L. uudaf-',.i
'I'y tro f. lr.,o ''u,fN gHal ,af~ from fl.
railroad yari- 200 sid.ug~ near ~nu" - w"
breakers where 'h"y IAN readily - hai
iu as WORK b. r'-4u-i
President Nichols -,Id to-day that IN"
rumi ,ni'S hal ag"r's ,uf among M" men,
'iVIug o. fuuu,'' 'N,fu lee I.tUru fp WORT
~ go lr"-si VaRra. lIt were u'.'li = Vr'L
poor ~ll"os-s H." .I-fa'uf~ ~,y tha' mon
ar .upiy1ug Tor surk daiiv and ar" l-iug
IlH',i pu -" Naifiug Lists
The hftIuc - -" restricting order Il tho
tirarfoIi -.'' uutI district maxi. moro
appar'r' 'h" new IAN -" H. Proposed -
-. national contention. tha, m" i.l. gates
hall nn' dariar' y National sfUN". boat
shall c1ve enough financial Assistance. "a m"
-'rik'- 80 - = 'l"m urtii IA" 1t Il Oc'o-
t-t In thus waV her" viii u, Un breaking
of Tho soft coal CONTRACTS. and tho strikers
believe he fall will - = l-t'"r ''U" f"r
making an aggressive tight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
STCP WATCH ON SCORCRIRS.
ft>I Htr,H os tRRrSTS 0> rHE
ufRRNk Me- IN
Motor ,,rii.,. aud tu,smse.iist, ~pe~s'sns
wlthsat nrsard To n ta~ eu"
in's District ttt.rnr, >iemann's Net
tir 70 watch assas amer rhis.

Iut,r,sr .I,Ix IN. enfDrye-
-, -, a.. ...G.,,. ,h. .r..I al
,ht.
'~u''h''''''~ ''"hg ~. "'sh"a'N :" -
aud other ,uuuts'-. isyuu Nc~terday Nv
pi.irit' A.uii,N Igu-- y ema Wa
,nr'Iuu..d t..dl ami -.IeraI drivers Of
mot, go, ID, ,,,,...d an
~" " So"
~" ''N l7'h' a. W." ne "i''r'S wv
mac" wH- along he Ntutch road. ~i'fc
a ,uJr',r.r RAJ. ,tr"t b wa- uolced sig
nal. v,r. ,.,.r uI.t ,,ht h. started
,.L,, 4.
~ " " ''' -
quarter 81 a mw away ~ ire N'hh'N
arrived at 'l. tu,-h iUy At a rate 81 -p.'d
Vh,.I -Dny,a IN. o "A. tray,l ling At more
.t.,. .,, .r a.. lnI,d and
-
VT, w 49,"
IulH" '|-''' VAIN" vas on manu- ah"
held court Whom 'lr' DAYS work Whs
dong No. d,,k., read Ike the
, ~ ,,.J a.. ldv.,d n
~, 4, 81 a., Al "A i,,ho,. liza led
'" - '..,,. or III =.
-, - n,,, T,sh.r W
mod - idvprd Wyatt. ft'd .,
,sI,,.'.r g. N,.r.iL. Headed not cuilty
D. Il cav" Su' 'a.a l'l l"t tr1l to-nn'fT'N
= i.ri'"i
~ ''' 49," 80,
ire "'.''.' ~ ~"hu'sN h"' 49,
N"''"lE ""l W. 'y,"hiS ~. 49,,
'l'ht ''''I $3.50 '"llN '"lt VI" wv"
'','' ''"'% .uL
w N''"' "a S''"NN 1850
10" l' p.'. '''. '" ' P'Ip',me
=" i'' " ~ ''f.' ,' ''h'' 'uau- 'h'uusn
NaN~"' ,'u,' l','' ~, '',",
,urN"N'n NhI'h an ~ ol''i q. ny '.m'
lh' 'i'i~i'" W. =" 's'lh''" "'"r ""ti
~" l'"''u' - ,"'Nn ~
~" natter ''''igh' VI, Nicinhhn an
lhu~t' '.nlS i'i "'I"-''i nav X" "I
"'n ''c'' ''''- '"S"H,' ~" U'"'r" "
~f'''iur .. "''- '' N''W''- I"~ ''-l !"
s'h"'h az ~" n',,i,' "'Nah''s" y u'-r'"'
I-'t'' We 'h''s w, - n'cI"s-1' un'" l'Up-
hhfN '-N'" ""'s ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
v,oH,rL OkFrFI'> rIsTOI.
Explanation of His \iolert Action In .
RockAws, Reach uo,e,.

Michael o'k~.fe 81 - Cranberry street.
Rrnoklyn. Who was arrested on saturday
nisUt a. Rockswsv Bach after he had de-
uuIi-a"i glassware and furniture ~ IN"
Troy Not"I - Iairyl"w avenue and the
Uru'",ard. ~ a. HrraiCu"d Yesterday h'for"
Nrgi-'ra'" Il".l"v % Do" Par R"ckaSay
O.. Ilr' g3lF'
Policemen Tau and Nrsll. who arrested
.ht,'". wen" ~ court iu pres a ChaTge
traIn-' hIu ~ ]i"luuIug- assault. hut the
matter Na- f-"a'"d lightly. A. keef"s
lawyer ",plaluoi hat %" Wa intoxicated
~ ~. time %" went into ne hotel u
Policeman Smell -aId that Ok""te was
a clam tr"nt IN NJ" EMPLOY = IA" Metro
unIi'tu Street hallway. and had gone 10
Inc hotel IN -.ar~h e his Wif". from whom
%" lad ho-ru -.p rated he said that
Dka'f" had walked into ~" haTronm 81
tb" hu'"l, and wlfhuT - word "t warning
had ,ltawu q pistol ami 'i,d tw" shotH
a. No" har'"ru'- Thoms- Hagg"riy. ~
tn ~amo tIn" cNclalmlrg
VOW "" g,t my VII" dr. ! intend tn kill
vuu
Inc bartender Hoi. and tiou oK"cfe
broke n" rruiiuf". uI-'' 'sh'-, SMASHED
dI-he- and finally mao' ~ way 4" a r""in
uusilitS. Wt.r, 49, found hu~ MI"
Wien gu' To- th" hotel. -aid "" police.
man. fhis mans wife wa- on IA" noor and
n" va at-ut to shoot h"t ! struck Ia,
hand with INV cluh. %ku,ckInR the pistol
1NRfIl " ANU IfahN w NV - -
u" fought me- and Policeman ia,u on the
way 10 the station
0K~.i" d,,lrri IA, =" mistook the
bartender for fW' i"r's ''' proprietor Of
the lulrl. Who. m" ~aIi. "a iu"ndl, with
Mir Dk,rfc. n. -ad - wife thought
NOR of B~r,lerck thgr -hc thought of her
hom. IA. went tu ~" hotel for the pur-
POS. 81 getting hi child. be- SAID
The Troy Hotel - ~" "'~'ri ~ h Demo-
cratic politicians 81 Rrckaway Many ~
these politicians wor" m court when
O'Re-fe vas arraignri They were anx-
iuus % 80 O'ke"fr rrlrasSt
Hotel Keeper Frederick made a simple
charge 81 Furnishing n revolver against
the prisoner. ard on this charge bail vas
accepted In IN. sum uf s?oo. tn" bond being
Furnished by one ~ Bro1erick'S friends.
, charge - disorderlv corduC, and one
Of ijtoNicatiur wer" then mad" against
O'koefe hy he policemen.
On these rharg'~ u" wa parolcd In the
custody If hi counsel for examination
"Wednesday next
All who figured in tho case ar well-to-
do AID well-knovn NJ ~Rocka~sy Beach.
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tls alcart Th-r- vas M stag ds-nr hut
q wsln crack unsl.f tho siI. studuS- ~ ~"
ftri-ltn -sp-ittpn'z green tuum ~"
-.u-ation va 'rlttinK tho lahy ~ h"t
yluuz--, chlHl Who vas eating pot-nussi
tsrk- 10 a usuThy III. shos q couldn't
at'~ul ~ hry own family Fifteen dullsrs
WYlhln't hay noug toney Island tsF'f
% nAke the thinker % It all think that
Milly was b.'autiful
That va~ the Ltst straw n" prufhgsl"
CAV" up ne gam. and vent h-Ark Co. bru"t
iyu, hack Va th" carpet -lipIsT-. the dressing
gown and N,rtU" en- his WaN 20 The coz
p" aEsin ~iW The Friendly cop and told him
Of hi troubles
THAI What was tclin' YOU stid IN"
policeman You cant gc' ruiucd A.
touev Island fhis -"R-nn No even n
YOU have four children AZ hom" and haN"
tssn 4 trusted hank cashier Scr thirty
YEAR and q leader ,n the SUNDAY school
Them ne uJ.u dotu'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
TR,Dr WIN Wv PO>>r>>IO>S :.
Remark abir Increase since i've, anne
Imlrr our HAS

,suINGro> IuI, & commerce 10
'v~.n ''. tr'ri ~'a'"s ard - rro ~
lruur"i TERRITORY be- growing with r"Ware
sb.. farIiuv t. lsp-. On" v',r Jr"v,.lug
the iu Which Port, Eiru. Iiavtu aud -"
Pl.iJtur-- rs'rn uud"i 49," ,UrUran fuc,
Nh" ~hl'irsrr- tn ''u." ,-.nud~ we've. a"-
,rriuv 100 'I" NCur'- # 'Nn Ir"a-,rv
Rlr.'u - ~'a'i-'IcS. 90 ~. zen H. isri
'Icv v'I" oy'v Spn os'tss. sri ln 'h. i~-ai
wear ri-' 'ri,i frnN vii l-r according -
fh" 49, rgurs- hat th" Bur ~ u NiRtis'tc~
,.r obtain. fully 60 oonusG T. 'hi- nav
49, adi.si M" "-'ima'. ~ sl5isN "H of .mI-
fp Aa~la ~ tho 'i~' yr,r TiI~
would trug m" total -ai'- 80 ,reuoau
rp,d- M n. ~"on-ConuRu"i~ 'oru'urv of
rho Tinted states w 20 stou' iSoo"'"
~ 'ls lat fsral wear. aCa.U.' stz.i.t tlO.
ga cpl m that same territory ~ isa7
Considering 'ha figure IN detail. tho
Rur,- e -'S''.'a.s Ard~ that tho exports
from The I rIiri State. 80 pu''o Ri,u. which
v.r.. tr isp-. 81 u.s. $50 v"r,. ~ lso Sisio.-
i.a. o. '1l - SCI az. and ~ they v"r"
;,.rii sn 20 'hr "i",su uupr' - ending
with Nayr' I- -,to 'o a--V7l" fh1r 30 fg 4rr-
f.t 'H. G-"aI wear Viii show = total ~ over
siuVs'0H Of Shipment 20 Port El'o for
'h' var "ruug Jun" ~, 49,.
t. Hawai-. 'h" go pr'- lu tho h-ral wear
- v.r, g. Hputa. uy l-1 hey had rra, he'd
s.. ni ~. m isH 81. JI1is ~u'-.yu,uf
20 that rim" DO" -'ati-'l'~ ., -hlpu"'u'- TO-
Hawaii ar is-"d uInu ~sic- supplied
iv tnil.sr'or- ID customs e. San trlif.~p
and Huuu.Ilu AM AZ" pat af s~2utsNluu ~ .
ruu-.rva'i a hgur'
g.. 'ro Philippines 'h" "Nppr'- 100 l~g5
w.r. at.IJs. m is9H 'i"N were 500 is1. .4
IEp. =. . .lN. M ipl SW210si. ana Ir
rh" fUl fiscal wear 49, Vii - iuliN Sa.s-.
sp
T.. ALASKA "a" shipments o. lspi vr-r.
a,,-.rI.ug io th. l-s' figures that 70, Bureau
uf N'a'i~'ic~ has t--'r all" 90 obtain.
g. G?I Un. and Tor the calendar v'sn lslI
sl3.gounr. and for the 0-cai veal iu~i "uI"i
Will prIbgt!y H. tlSpOlus. hriIglug he
total shipments from the Tinted STATES
'u r- none 'n' lguous territory mp 20 80
rNgp
On tho import side ~ NAV b" sad that the
ou-ruifiguUu TERRITORY 80 ~" United
States nov supplies tO'O'tE worth I+I
nIuum II - pr,dD,t- for U.s. h. the ii'"i
States H. 1897 IN" imports from Port"
Kl,p were g.. lNl.u2i. those from Hawaii.
sI3Gs7 IVA. and from ~" Philippines
siX>3 ~ By lsp ~" imports from Porto.
Ri.n had grown tu 81 .u7s 6gs. from Hawai-,
S.sil. 2s
h. lie fiscal wear ius, ended tho mcr-
chardi-s received from Porto Roo viii
-, M round terms, Stso. "': from no"
HaVa'iiu ISLANDS. t2o rD.Uu from flo
p'Il ppine~. Ss.uup.cr. and from Ala~sa
alnut S1Bpup ia i~h. fun and Co. lrf
products of this character amt IA equal
amount ia sold and silver. thus bringing
th" tr'al COntrtliIpn- - The ou-Clu
u gIuil- territory considerably abo,c So
upsN
During the same time commerce with
tsia ard p'o1rua has also increased
With very great rap.di'N, especially a."
exports In lSs1 exports 80 Asa and
Dc,au,a w"r. eel ,c:7CsS, m 1870. tiOS.-
.pl.uS2. and IN the fiscal year 49,. 'h" total,
including shipments 10th" Hawuiiar Islands.
will amuuu' 'o arout si2u.UDoyso.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
BRIDE FROM CURACAO.
MISS NJ tRt\.JO NtDI NRN. mr.
M e.OSDO WIIFS FROu LIEBTR.
bachelor Brothrr-in-i.a o Wrrs Repre-
s~u,ed the Bridrsro"m WIN = faril'i,
Iue tn Nucii tNgcrienrr n Prov,
Bride Ca 10 New Nork last Night.

Anong tho passengers D arrived ls-i
rish, on the steamship Philadelphia FROM
Porto Rico and S1uth American ports va-
Mrs - = do ttsni" Li"d"r - Curacao.
q bride ~ y fortnight. Who comes =" JOIN
h.t husband IN New YORK Mrs iicdsr
wac married on June rs hy proxy A. 'urn
Goa She IL ~ one 81 the mosi important
families % that lttle Dutch island. and al
though !, seems thar proxy weddings ar"
M, rare there. nearly every ono oi any
on the island witnessed ~"
Mr. l, oder. who IL On business in New
York. i. n native - CurHc,a. wher" no ami
Miss Arsnio lecamc ~ gagcd \ shor'
time ago no wrote her that h" was ready
To- maxi. her his wife and asked h"r y" COIN"
north 10 meet him
Rn she was unwilling 90 make IN" vovae"
alor, md, h.-sid-s. she wished 80 hc marri'~t
after th. custom 81 her country - a
p-o,y ceremony was agreed upon ami u
il d,--rihed asthc hravest wedding turac N
ever looked upon
Mr. Luis n >cgron stood IN the .1lac"
~ the absent groom ana tn" KIN Was
tied lust A. fat ~ though Mr. ll"h'r ~"r"
no, 2.Ga miles away Mr. N"groH, who -
the brides hrother-in-laW, accompanied
Mrs Ii.her 10 New York He - unmarried.
but has represented hrid"gro"ms a. iiv"
proxvweidings. 40 the interesting ceremony
wa. not novel 80 him After m" civil cer'-
mony ~. church rites were solemnioNd
The Philadelphia never mad" hotter
tim. than from San Jua 80 New York and
can't chambers avs IL was b'cauS" th"
hr,dales- bridegroom vas lmpati"ntlly
awaiting her
Charles n Chanev. Uniicd States Consul
a, Clrac a arrived on the Philadelphia on
.,,,, ,NaN. lgnNg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
rHr IvDIt>,POir> WING.
Credentials NJ Most at The Winrrs' Drlr.
gates Have Brrn urrri, 81.

INni,SsPorIs. Ind July 9 Practically
all The credentials e d"l"ga'"- selected
hv tho hitumiuous miners IN Indiana. Illu.
us. Iowa and other States rn represent the
miners IN IN" coming National Convention.
have now been IeC":vogi 81 ~" ~h"adugarters
m this CITY. and ~" appointed
here this week and MAX" the final nrrang'-
men's for the convention. vht"r viii d"Cii"
the question II \ general -~u~l~H-iun n
work
MANY ~ 'he delegates -"h-tci an" M"
same who attended p conventions here
IN February m a similar crp'o'v. and
Their" il y feeling A. the headquarters that
many ~ them will vn'" fnr ~lsp~u~iuu.
especially, a. 'h"v voted fur
raising the strike fund and Urged cNtr"m"
measures 10 oonpal 'h" recognition of tho
union by the anthracite OPERATOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
THREE M Rr ~ a RUNAwAY.
Horse Runs tp on = sldr~ Alk ard .pse,s
Carriage,

Charles Miller, % years old. Of i3s Riv-
ington street. aud Edward Fords, - years
Did. 81 the same address. and Morris Lich-
nar. - years old. of las Second avenue.
Will. driving a hay hurss and runahout on
the Ocan Parkway and Neptune avenu.
thrown uut and severely injured
Miller. who wa driving, % control of
~" hrrsr and NJ" carriage was overturned
when the horse ran up ON the sidewalk.
The ihr-' men were BADLY cut abnu,
the head and lSdy and were removed Ia tho
Reception Hospital. The hnr~- wa -toptsd
by Mounted Policeman Iangan Of the
Coney Island station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
REI\DTER ron ALASKA.
Go, rrpmrnt plan TO Pu, - .ONO Of Them
Into the Country.

TACOMA. Wash. July a The Rev Shell
don Jackson. educational agent for Alaska.
announces tha, th" Government has UNDER
taken 20 -to,k northern Alaska with Is. Uo
siberian r,indcer He left to-day COR
Nome ON hi~ annual tour Of inspection
Win reference to rinderr and educational
work.
Az Nome he will take the cutter The'is
Tor a visit 60 the r'indser stations, gong
theme to Sil-ra to make further contracts
with traders and merchants for supplying
,be ,oN,rrmcut with rrindser. Hir drrirr
i. to arraug. tor IA. delivery ~ on" t. two
,bousand zach wear until l5.Oo have l--'u
ohtain.d He says that these, with the
sno nov M Alaska and the natural inCrra-'.
will keep Nor'hiand forever supplied with
nplulesf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-07
CtRROLL I STRONG CANDIDATE.
Political Results VIA, Follow Texas Pro-
mbitionist's Nomination.

NV ORLEANS. Ia July o-The nomina-
ton bv thc Texas Prohihitionists % a Pro-
hiLiiion candidate for Governor - expected
to cad tu Hpuriant political results.
The can dtuat" s'l.Ctcd - GcOrR" "
Carroll uf Beaumont. a business man and
afy'hIug hut a crank He was worth a
million t.ioTo 'h' Discovery 81 cl ~ the
beaumont district. and that discovery
ha- gre atty increased his wealth Mr.
carroll j. "a man - strength ard u hI"nc"t
ard pro mirout In church and school circles,
and will run far ahead ~ any Prohibitions.
ever nominated iu Texas
Nv his nomination he Prohihiiionlsts
hon. to -aDurr 49, large a vote a. 60 establish
thrii party permanently and pu' u Ia a
good position for the State election ou
l,yuse or DO license, for which they are
prrnaflng