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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
ONE RTE ron y TH AFRICA.
Chamberlain Said TO Have . Plan - British
Content vim Peace TERMS.

FIFflh Z NV AfHFUNN 20 W. wv
LONDON. June The present aspect of
the South African situation l. giving gr"a,
satisfaction to all parties ia Great Britain
II IL fully recognized that ia" terms re-
sp.-rting the future government II the new
states are - vague that the British au-
thoritic- will retain compl"t" discretion,
and there l. no specific demand which tho
Beers will H. able &" advance within any
definite time.
Tie impression prevails hat Tho Govern.
ment has no intention ever TO restore th"
Constitution IA cap" Colony, which was
suspended a few months z l. l. believed
that Mr. Chamberlain has a comprehensive
plan. which while not corrcrtlv described
10y tho term federation will bring all the
British in south Africa under closer re-
!atiun~hip han IN mo ante-b"lium days
This plan will probably not b" announced
AZ present. and tho provisional govern
mel, will cuntluu" for a considerable time.
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>irk now, ioR aru HtnII',
Inf liant ,s,Inm at Ns.n, ,rrnaa tNr> ~
Toe Iarh si Neur,.

Not>t NFU>uN y Jurr : The
m~iuag-r~uf N" New N,rk lu'hu' n, am
which has q lar.r establishment uu 'rr
outskirts ~ this CITY AZ, irving 90 pru'ui'
fur the disposition 81 ~ lai,.- vns d
,h"y now have "r hand IN" supply De-
l-lug r,u ~ gradually ls sending 'h"
fnuudIiug Go other Institutions m Nv
Work civ ne los COMPELLING M" mothers
IN oa~- wh"rr rh"v ~" aiir tp in -o. u"
provide fur them ~" t"IIlirru'- All
Susi"tv 81 New Work l. lIa'irg a. MANI
% th, infants - q can ben famill''-
III" babies are t-ing d,.pu-'d = ~cau-'
the cuuntrv branch 1T tho institution here
will clos it, door on Ju,y !. owing to lach
Of fnanoIal .urnurl
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UTOuOBIIE fuSES URECh.
Nrs. ". ". Harrison of stamford seriousI,
Injured In o Runaway.

STANFORD. conn jun" : Mr. william
u Harmon Iie- at her home IN Chen R'ook
aN,nu- "a a prccarIuuS condition from ia
u-i-. sustained m = unawnv accident
caused hv an automobile MIR Harrison
wss driving toward the o,ntrr ~ tho ci'v
when n larrr and ;ow 'rful autunohil-.
aid to h. owned nv a New York rr>iicut
sumn.riug IN this CITY, cam" lowing along.
Tho hnr-r took fright and bpltod
In the c~n'r" 81 "a" city Nts Harrison
vs- thrown out on the hr,Ck pavement
Her feet caught IN ~. rciHs and she was
drarcei n ilpck bafor' tho rain- hruk.
and freed Ler She was picked up IN.
,Snsciuls and tcinuv'd 90 her honr. Nhcre
medical examination showed her 10 ~"
suffering from conCus ion 81 IA" brain
one eve was souKed almost out and sle
Sustained several s"alp wounds and tpdily
hrui-.s THE physicians have not vc'
lsen ahlc to ascertain whether her skull
H. fractured
IN. automobile occupants identity Is
not known They have not been heard II
sine ~. accident
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TrRRy q. uORG ~ SrTks DrvOmE
TITS VIE J. . Niece oi Richard Croh~ r
-tHsr Put over.

GRF.r NFCK. l. /. June Mrs Daisy
Morgan. Who D., defendant IN a suit Tor
divorce legun in the supreme Court hv
Terry q Morgan ~ Port Washington. l.
a niece of Richard Croker Her father.
samuel T. Warren. Na- Justice Of he Peace
IN this vlllag" for morn than twenty-five
YEAR Hi wife was "a sister If Richard
croker. and M" family were at one time
guests at Vantage
Tie couple were married when she wa.
only ~. According TO Nj. Morgan. trouble
followed me introduction INTO his family
Of a youus v%iolini>i, and % j. asserted the
Young musician attentions tu 10" Young
Wife brratne - persistent hat Nrs M'rgau'~
mother requested him 'u dI-s,"r'iuu" li-
attentions 20 her daughter n" ca-' hs-
f.s,f -"t over Co FRIDAY II rcy week. W.
dei,rc- va Iut"r;nS.d nv Mr. Morgan
she is about - YEAR obi Sine 'lru"
agp. 10 - SAID. -he l".auc ambitions 80 goo
oil 'lr age. and Trough 'H" fn'I"u'" e
friends .rrair"p 81 part A. N'Ng o. . comedy
,ai.i The BoardiIg school which was
pruduU-d no Brupklyr ias' November Nu.'
adrifei m" stage uaulc %: DAISY We
stead Nr Morgan -ty- ne VIZ" l. living
~-omrwhcr" M Nsuhsfidf and that ~h" was
served with pSp.r. 10 ''" Tr1t"~u.'g- Ih"
,,ur.r have a boy . N'.r- uli VIu j. IL the
custody e hts father
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BiI>D >TW mo, kUITD u, CA.
Nsrir, Crossed Tire street >ion~ Ooc~
Toe OTTER tsbn.sa Held.

Jack Marley, M" blind ucwsbuy who sold
val-r~ a. 1htrty-thiri street and Broad
wav. d~i-rrgari"d Tire advice q hi, com-
paniuns once too often on Friday night,
when hc was run over and killed hv a cab
while crossing the -'n-'' alone. Two other
blind boys -uld pal-r- with Marley.
The other -urw-,-- always took good
carr uf them and rarely Permitted them
TO cross the s,rr'I without q guide Marley
wa- vcuture~oW". however. and often went
N alone. u" bua-icd that he could find
his way 10 almost any point 20 the city
without a~~istauCc
Marley was ~ years old He was edu-
cats-i AT IA" Institution ipr the Blind, gradu-
ating with a gr-d record
James Plunkc't II COS East Thiry-fuurh
street. IN" driver of tho cab which killed
Marley. vas held hv Coroner Jackson YES
terday In 81 .5o hdil, pending tho inquest.
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BOFRS ~ RRF\DER ARMS.
steps Tow ard Complete Peace satisfsc-
tory. urparts Kitchener.

SperII one DfF7l'th % Inv SrN.
LONDON. June : Ia" War once has
recrived a despatch from Lord Kitchener
under to-day's date. in which h. says that
surrendcrs by tho Bo.r- continue in 81
entirely satisfactory manner. A. Midd-l-
burg go burghers aid dow their arm
and handed In a compl"t. pompom The
hiding places Il a howtts"r and Maxim
have al-o bccn indicated Al ~Standerfnn
80 Beers laid down their arms. and In th"
CAPE Colony .55 hly" rendered, II whom
2ls were Cap. ret-i.. 4, J. expected that
mprc of them wIl surrender AT Cradock
to-day. All the Dutch In the cap" Colony.
Lord Kitchener SAYS, hav" -Npr"-s-d Ioy AZ
the nows tina, Jeacn has l-'ru concluded.
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CUBANS TO FREE AMERICANS.
>F\tH tOIIS ,uNI>I PO>-
~ IRu tt>I> INtIt DfD
%Isathb.nr. Meet, aud the other. WIN t.rsp-
-Rathb.a- >a,> Ite wui ~,iI Ds''snd
. isir trial or an In, ~,iissiiea h,
sngr~>s tuhan> Nav Repe tar AID
trem senator HAun. on the Iarir.

-" 49, 1870 ' ~
HAVANA. Jun" : The Senat" TO-DAY
pa~-d a hill granting amnesty to- all Am'ri-
can citizens uu,i'r sentence OF against
whom Proceeding arr T-udine
4 prupr~il to max" N. bill applicable
To- 'utans Who lad fought ia th" war wa-
rrJ"Ct"d On the ground that this was not
within IA" -ph"rr of the Legislature II
was d'cid,-i. however. To- recommend
hat IA" President pardon all offenders Of
tins class n" Nnust"r, explain that
th"rn j. a difference in IN. two gases. am
n.-tv - Foreigners t-'ing a poh'ical matter
and therefore within th' sphere Of lcgi~la-
tiv, action
Ex-Dipctpr ~ Posts Rathbone. Who
was among tho~. convicted of postal frauds,
say~ he appreciates th" sentiment, Of IN"
tuhan-. tut what h" wants - "A new and
fair trial II he caunu' ottaln = trial In
III" United States be- will insist hat Com
gre-- Investigate" his actions in tuha
Financial Agent Ncriv and Auditor Reeves,
who w.rr cuH,i,i'Si with kathbone, will
also 20 frc"
n" Cuh1ns saw they hope now that
senator Hanna. Of whom KathbOn" j. a
prrtrg", will use his influence IN ishalf
- - ~ ''Nt. w. WV ~
IT," nogru element has h.-n complaining
about triug lett out IN the oold In the matter
81 N" distribution of public ofi~'- A
commission called on President Palma
to-day and asked that no distinction ~
made" tstW'"u tia" two races The ques-
ton raised hy the negroes l. not that in
divitual members of their racr shall obtain
PLACES under ~" Government. but tina,
lines of official demarCatlun do exist such
a. the fact that the Art illery Corps l. divided
into two companies uf whites and one OF
blacks III" committee recalled the dav
uf the arrival Of President Palma when
th" artillery was lined up IA front Of the
ualac, and was divided into white and
black companies They also rrCitcd IN"
fact that the police force Of Havana would
not receive negroes
The white tuhan- as n rll" would not
welcome any Encouragement 10th" n"gros'-.
They would prefer such measures A. would
satisfy th" uegr,-- without giving thorn
an opportunity to get IN power Negro
power j. feared toy many.
An investigation l. being carried on int"
th" working ~ M" Havana custom hou-"
tn. officials rufus. To- talk about the mat
ter. hui IL j. understood that some de"lara-
tions against which duties were paid are
missing and thai "a" cash received was not
turned over. several employees ave been
suspended. 1, l. alleged that the crooked
hes occurred during the military occupa-
ton Of tn. island
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DIfTuTD ~ fIIM WtN.
Ne Sen, barber shop Hair To Women ~
sample oi Uis Own Locks.

Rr,pING. Pa Jun" - The Rev. George
". Brownhark Recently has been in re-
ceipt 81 ~ many letters regarding his adj
yerti-emcnt for a wife. that he has adopted
n new method IN satisfying the demands
for locks Of his hair. Women from many
States requested him TO s-,ud samples Of his
hair To comply with these stacks 81 re-
quests y would have l-.cn necessary to
cut on all hts hair. More for a Joke than
any wi'ful deception ~" clergyman went
Z" q u-lghhoriug h1r'er -hun and pro-
cured huuch-- II black ha.r resembling
10, own. and mailed sample hv the sour.
without saying ",i.ni'IN that tho hair
was from hi own i'Ii Ne lid not wish
tu slight anv 81 h~ FAR correspondents
nor did he 'tiuk - right 20 MAX" a mis-
statement aiDut o. "" iI~t sent hair
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FIGHT UITH PICk tND ANTI.
Brothrr~in-i.aw We're Icemrn AND toe
>~d The Tool of Ills Trade.

Thomas Hogan. ~ YEAR old "i jha Eat
Nlnoto-nih street. got into a fght with
Ia hruthcr-iu-law John Renrdcn, n eliot
tcrar' At their home lat night b"cause
E,aTduu sad uI',hI lH"rtafV thug
nj ont HorHn'S wife Both ar" 10 men.
Hogan went ~ Rca rdon with ~ iccpick
and tho latter used a cary NIX KIN f..
Hogan ~ ciV"d u broken rose and a sjab
wound m the abdomen His lrpthst. o..
Law got only a cut hand. nat both were
taken 20 Bellevue Hospital i."ardun was
la = -ent to The Fast lW,hiy--rsund strVt
police station. Hogan remained "a tho
prison ward of the hospital His INJURIES
arr -artour.
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TUNNEL COST ,HolE rSTIutTE
Mcdonald SAYS Electrical Equipment VIII
Gust SIS % M

John II Mcdonald. tho contractor for the
underground Rapid Transit Railroad IA
this borough. was quoted yesterday No.
saving thai when m" construction work II
M. underground Rapid Iran~i, lines m
New York was finished tl't" would 10 uo
balance worthy 81 momar' go %" credit 81
the contractors for the huillIug NJ tho
tunnel Mr. Mcdonald said that u would
no, H. tho popular lcli'f r"eariiug ~"
tunnel hat such . stat. 81 affairs could
hold trl" But. nevertheless. he ~a.d. 'h.
contractors had not mad" MONEY IN 'h.
construction II the turrei IN Manhattan
Conditions that were not AID could
no, have tseu furpSseu, -ald Contractor
Mcpunald. have ari."n since Nh" signing
II the contracts. A. that TIN" w. con
suited the be~t r.cC'ucal exports and cleo
iri,ai engineers thor" i- 4 new crop ~
,lr-e .NreriS every utilo vhiI" iu the pr"s-
ont tat. Of .l",'ucal -H'rO". Won know
Olr estimate on the cost Il m" "l"otrTvaI
equipment uf IN" wa ha-'"i On
their estimate " t7g0uO huw " Ia.
'Irn.d ont under tho conditions that
hsv. dey, ioUrd since tho" 'etiuai"~ w"r"
made that electrical equipment will cost
ss.sn.pD
/, Wac explained ,ha, II wa incumbent
upon the contractors 20 H. -" latest inn
movements Il electrical sglcIc" ~ a., u-"
ana CbFITtl al fl'''l'h IhfNfA A'''Ib-
iug 80 'hu-" acquainted WITH ~" develop
mon, 81 electrical science, 'hr"" years - an
electrical generation.
n. difference M cost between the c-'i.
mates Il the contractor on ~" Manhattan
tunnel and Tho actual cNI"U-' Il making
hat 'u.i.'l are due. according to Mr.
Mcdonald. 20 d." difference ia The cu.t uf
CONSTRUCTION caused 10y advances Ia "lcc-
trical -oi.u~r over and ahpy" IA" cu-t 81
construction work 80 at ~"
time 81 the signing ut ia" contract.
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u. account ~ Nc extremely low rate, nutr1-
'.' i' r'.'nu'rl' Wi 'n., 4. ~ Ia. ne
T...H, -hi, owulr, sruour. 70. w. In grade
H-r,.. . conducted tony, - tn' p1rf. coast h.
..r A. tta.u. cor .",'i o. he fn",t twIlr an
'. U. 'Ui d.r.ts .H.' ,~'Tng AR, and "u~sf
h. ~ ne i.,no,1I o. ia-,-ns"fs and al meals
''m,y'l 10 IN, i"'.s 'tr,,',rp auLus
r .a time passenger V.u make th"t usu az
ST.. J. ,u.ur ~ ,yrav ~ -~5,4.4f-s m
st. .H IfIT Fgs.l, u. N|H.rg e Fl"ogn Isutrf.
. .,p r,,,gi,ro ia Monte ., ,,,.rrt' S -
|..ttfs b., Aug~i'r san Jur' aud iur'lAGt.
Pr. ming from roriAnd ttrp su 'H' nacu ap,nt
..r'n.n ,rr0'r &. uI' canadian lIo,LI's by
~. Hot spring. aud other Interesting point,
.,r IArr itr ruuir romeNard win bs "a ~
it,,, from N.v yo-r rhI,drlul. WASH
'-r'ru ~ any point "a rcnnss wanna Railroad
~,7 BERN ani all veal, 80 ~ TON ,trep, an
H, o." nyc dais IN >on Francisco. when Iui
o." Two per-ous occupying oUr birth, sso
O.. 90 ls'1rs'ors Pa. In d''-t"ncc t. the
aIsN. q lniGr uamh,t ~ patrons Uho d''t-
D.. f4n 'nnI New lofE. N.Nung al TIC Io.ut,
.I''fsd by tour No Z MI ARRIVAL al Portland
; H over III Norhcn racinc Railway and Nds
r'Ds~i At ,unah.t While 'hc pasN'Egrf> maa"
Psrs. From the PARK he route houewsrd VIII
- fs - an 80 t., iIs W, 20
o. an point On the p~Hn, Nan.a l,alIruad ..,t
- ptt,huts. i%nrlrdiug tfa1,iur'A. Ion. HHliubn
.'p"u.' lot M nv NhfuusH yellow Stone Para
80 Two p~f~nuN uortrNf ms one h~rth 49,
u. avt a"5, ~ SaE AM r"' in"Isa"d '''
a preliminary ann" nrrmont %uItlniug the
aud WH be- furni,h-d a. snpu =, read, lpon arpi
eaton N Gro. v BOYD. Assistant General "a
s.qts, sisuoS. Pnii.asIrais' or ToSfsi Assnp
ii~ Broadway. Nes YORK -Adr
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NJ STN SHRINIR> TRANS.
Nineteen ~ Them an the Road to IN
San Francisco Nrsiing.

san ~FR.NCisCo. June Nineteen special
trains. comprising I.o Pull man cars and
containing i0yOn MYSTIC simmer. arr on
their way a,russ IA" country. bound for
the Imperial Council, which viii open N
San frar'i-'o on next ~ day Among
the trains expected lat" This evening H.
the la Ia Temple special from Hiladrl-
Ihia 81 hV" 'ur~ bringing Imperial
Potential" Phillip & ShsN'r. Imperial
R,-'ortrr Banlamin Row'll of Boston and
fortv-tiv" Uuul.-
Trains tn- morrow will bring Imperial
Temple e New York CIV. Damascus Tenn
pie of Rochester and l-malla Tempt" Of
Buffalo On Tuesday moruing the Shrinprs
will march m costume 20 the Grand Council
On Tu,sd1N evening thor" will o'Durfhe
Zig parade when Their" will H. an iIlumiua-
tiun 81 nv. civ
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t,CIDENr DtE 70 TEsTHER EOi.
Nilrr uuihn't see Berhuse u Blew Into
IT'S E,cs, ~ Drove the Wrong way.

Frederick Miller. q retired merchant
who live a. 40 Mcrru- street, Hubokcu
went driving ~ Central Park Friday with
Mir Whitman. lis niece, Who al-0 lives In
Hobnk"n, and Another woman HI uIccr
uVu,Sl the rig On m" ta~' Drive opposite
Eighty-eighth street hi- Vehicl" ran iuio a
rIuahout h. which va Abraham l-.nlcrg.
uf 20 West NiuetN-iifth street.
ls.nberg CAUSED Nj MiIler's arrest on
the charge ~ reckless driving and appeared
n complainant Ia the lprkvillc police
court Yesterday IT," compliant aid
a AZ Miller lad ~sckuow'rd t'd ~ Ne time
of his arrest that hts . ls-"'- feather loa
had blown IN front & hi- eve. - that hr
Wa unable 10 500 where lac Wa driving
aud had gone To- the wrong nd 81 the
driveway
Magistrat. cornell frcl Mir. Miller s..
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M WtS THE kING or SUEDEN.
Therefore ne Smiled ~ an Americans
Drfrurr ~ Democracy.

~. q H.F 80 TT . WV -
IoNDuN. ia 81 kug O-'sr ~ sweden
VA sitting .r Co." smoking room - "a hotel
a. Wieshad"u r,-'-u'lv when two or thu-
r-r-.u, V"rr discussing the host forms
If government Al enthusiastic American
defended hi- faith on democracy.
4 tall. gr%av-heariad man sitting near
hv f,luw-d w." ouuNcr~a'iCn aud occa-
|-l.ualIy -mI.si The American. noticing
tli-. turned To- him in NJ uh-hand fashion
and sid
NV arguments do not seem 20 convince
v,u. III SUPPOSE vou ~" a monsrchi-I
P.rhap- yuu will hr good enough To favor
a. with v,ur rra-nn- for pr'fcrrng that
form 80 government
oh. I have most excellent reasons.
Wa the reply The tr-I and foremost i
hat | am a." KuG - sweden
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IT he uf,r l- 0 90 hgh ~t-sari Ihi-,
strictly -!sahr < i- urr uf th" mu-t nm.
Inrtant 81 go fur rl,al .ri,,-. AMI at uu.
time lu~-'~-ri g%rra'"-l dEui,y hnd im.
f%nr'anor Tie iurl High steward a. uur
tim" acted under r,aiu conditions a- th"
\icrruy M this. of cruf-'. has l'i & Its
apI~ar,si Now no" lori Hugh Nt,W ard
l. only appointed uu ,r..tal u,r1-ipu- such
a. tn. or 'u perform b m -I-s.dl duty
u i a significant mark Il ruyal favor
To- confer ~,tch a high distinction upon
a Young p~r. coming 80 -u"u after giving
him IA" Order of the Garter \ newspaper
commenting ou the appointment. say
Tn" distinction l. ~nNiricntly unusual TO
suggest that IA" Duke l. d,-tiH'd for higher
things IN" l.ord High Stewardship Is one
of IA" few great oni,-- thai even IN" first
Duke of Marlborough vas never called
upon to oil. II may Is that the present
succ-sSor. following IN IA" fuut-i-p- Of HE
grandfather, will do something to rr~tore
the glorie~ 81 the Dukrdom. IA" occupants
OF which tetws-n the first aud seventh
Dukes left only one point Of s"mi.public
record, namely, Horace Walpotr'- calculated
allusion tu ia" third Duke a. one who, with
the test countcnaucc in the world looked
clumsy IN his rot-'-
tn" troops now at the front will 10 repre-
~'nted AT ia" coronation 10y ten selected
nun-commi~-iou'd officers and by ten men
from each army corps. and possibly Also
10y representative of the Colonial corps
now serving IN South Africa This will
amount 10 "a body of 800 or 3.OrD men.
who must have sailed Yesterday or to-day
II they are To t. here IN time. IL L. generally
eNI-St"d that they, as on former similar
occasions, will parade in w~arm-W"ather
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RItNCUI tRREN M IN.
Actress Found Asph, Waited win Her
Nother prohabi, an Incident.

SAN Francisco. juno : Ban.l" War
ron. an ac'rr~~ belonging 10 'E" Grand
OI-rs Hnit-r tomIslny, wa found this
morning a-phyNia'"d ia h"r room with hcr
mother cation 'how"d 'lg' a ga
l.t had probably ben 'url'd IN Hcri'"r-
allv a. there werr gp signs q any suicidal
intent. Miss Warren had much lr w"lrv
aud $50 m currency N" lives "a 10
Angeles. wh'p her husband. Viii VI Chap
man. rsI.ies
Blanche Warr,n PLAYED IN New York
two years x lat vcar IN April ~"
,a'nc nor" ami Appeared a. a ~1uhr"'i"
al N. Grand OI-Ia HOUSE
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ftN IDRD ~ NfUTD.
Ihird Negro ,o TIE kllr,i u, = south caro-
IIns uoII Tor = MURDER.

CHARLFsIoN, : &. Jun" : cain Ford.
cnlorcd. Wa~ lVucEcd ~ a mob IN Collr'pu
county las' night He wac confined IN Jail
charged with 10" murder of Nr- Joncs.
tear RsNeu"l. and fearing trouhl" the
ShrrN started hIm to Iulgml q Tor safe
kc-ping Ten Wlir~ away h" was selg"i
hy a mob. hut before D." could Doe harmed
was rescued hv d"Uu'ir> and r"uIru"i To-
jail
4 s~rund attempt va made 20 roach
Columbia IT, wa taken hN ~" mob
again and killed jun Black, sl-p i'm
pli,a'"d IN tho murder, wa uidl'l with
iull.t- two nights ago. and another negro
Wa Nuch-d 'tT,n week.. ago
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N,,AL mIIIrI, ~ THI RtsCtE
pu, On FROM the Portsmouth aud Rescue
u ibost's srrw.

Wallace Grrmpi'r. George Perry. John
Wacrug and Holman Smith. tic four
oar-l large crov q DO" Nt~lrIicaIBiat club
VI Hohoken. who Won the championship
IN the Harlem River r"gaua Last voar.
wen. out training un Tho Norih River lart
evening with ,oN-waIu kilisr, when the
swell from "a Ia~Irg Pennsylvania ferry
boat wr"ckei il"ir craft
smith. the only ueulrr II M" crow who
cant swim. was hold up hv the ,'r"r~ until
a boat from ~. New J"r-"v Naval Militia
hoop e var Pert -nruth put out =" fhctr
a--lstancc Tic wrecked barge was taken
TO th. b~uathuu-e
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IIRRi HOtTS COLLIDE.
southampton Puts the ucpuLiic out of
tommis don Nobody Hurt.

Through a misunderstanding 81 ~ig ral-
IA" Cathcrn" slip f"rrloat R"public and
the Southampton ~ ~" Long Island RAFT
road ferry collid'd Yesterday aft rIoor IN
the Fast River ~ la'u,- street. n" r.
public wa slightly GEmag'd, aud aft =
landing her passengers ~ the foot 81 Main
street. BROOKLYN. DRAINED Ia IA" repair
ward e the mon Ferry Company a. lie
foot uf Atlantic avenue for repairs. There
va NJ PAM and non" Of ~" Passenger
Wa injured
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MINERS. HITTER PIRSECrTION.
Rioiing Yields To Assault and Prtiicss
Uounding In Coat Region.

WuEFs-R.RRF. Pa. June 7-ShcriT
Jacobs has had a long talk with President
Mitchell of tho striking coal miners In which
No. told him that II such rioting ~ that ~
THURSDAY night continues he will call upon
the Governor for TROOPS. Father Curran.
a warm svmpathizsr with the strikers, has
slSn entered upon a vigorous campaign IN
tho interest of peace.
The rceult is that thing- for IN" pre~ent are
auic,er and IA" campaign has taken on the
form - an active pcr-eyution oi the men
vho arr NJ work, n well ~ ~ their families.
Violence. however. has by no means ceased
and u - I feared thor" IL trouble ahead next
week when tho importation ~ non-Inion
engineers. fr"rn"n and %purnpmen will begin
m earnest. The Beading company has
already brought n number 81 ~non-uni"n
men INTO the Reading district, hut herr
alou'- no effort la- been on the part -
the .r.ra'pf- 90 CIV" ihclr own men every
po.-ihlr ,rauu" 10 ,outluu" at work.
Thc Irrs-4r" j. so strong, however. that
tlrr, o. l''l- hop" that th" few who az.
s,tll a. work will l." ahlr 90 resist T. In
addition o. threats and Intimidation Q far
ra,IIng boN,u't t. ia operation against
,v,r those who are relatives ~ persons
working in d.fauc" - the Sink" order
This morning a Roy was dis hare'd from
"a, ribl.uu factory " h"r" h. VAs "mplov'd
hccau-e h- father was NJ work and hi sist"r
ALSO I'D 10 l"av" her employment in a stor.
IN town for he sam" reason
Then" ate threat uu the par ~ ~" trac-
'i,u ,mI Ioyc'- o. s,rko unless men who
work ~ 'h" mir.s are Forbidden 30 ride n
'Ir trolley car TIE superintendent -
tho c4mtanv told ~" cpmWittc" which
waited uu HIM that A. a cpiumrn carrier
'hr C,miany could not r-fu.. 20 carry
ORDERLY prisons WHO paid thou fares but
thu- mad" no difference Tie employee
It'll armand tat NO -scahs" r.. prrmi''"i
On BE- cl,-. and there - fcai hat the ,rollcy
lines Wi, H. ted a. n rsui' Of ia" contro-
v"r>, one of -" large stores IN town
Ia -"'I-od 20 s"ll %.uppli"~ - q coal SOM
plnv. and m many case Nor who are at
work and their families ar having dif"ulty
IN buy,ng riing, trcau~s trad"-u"n rcfu~o
g. -.ry" them
Ther vls a particularly cpNa'dlv and
hural as,aul, today a. Hanover. near
Nauuc.Sc. on \ q ri ard I'm pnlic"m man
mined pa,icl Swo.uv ana upon an "u-
glur"r named John irrd"uoe- Swocrv
naI fu-t Is--.l u gan. uf -ruk'r- ~ IN"
.trrai wl.r ~. = tlrm .ur,"i q ualf brick
=, him nom i.'ird H." trics -trl~N
SNrory on VA" taca - -" head and h"
ven down iu = l"tp unconscious Then
a. W" iav h"iy'-- uu tN' g.Htni I'D" crowd
piled on liif. I.sINg am ana Tea Iic am
~.aNgg'l, with i- own ,.Ih
A. .a.' rT,ur's NN'-u' va ~'ill uncon-
s,i'Is ard - t. i"af'i 'h' l'~ INJURIES
Iu.n', Iiouf. tie,ur~n New ,otk and Chicago.
ma ffH. #f HHr N.R NHr. FL. r.rHI sud Lac
shot. H. f...U. jun. IafH. uU make the tim,
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To morru~s uo'r'as Tdsyr lPh will contain
= nnAurihl Hrtir4r upon The astonishing iulusiuh
and taiiruad d'Ntlupmsut of the Sonihrtn ~i1is'
d4Tug the lat drcadr Adj
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FdrrNood Inn Gre-nV -. Conn opens 1une
~ NsW modern motel. forty I'VE private hath.
rpoms Iurl minutes from Grand central StA-
uon frank ! Shutr. manager tdp