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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
LEGISLATION AT A SrANDSTILL.
NOTHING Of Importance Done by the Legis.
Iators Yesterday-Bills introduced.

Nothing Of Importance Done by the Legis.
Iators Yesterday-Bills introduced.
ALBANY, March e.--The Legislature ended
it's weeks work by continuing a policy OF
attempting nothing Of importance. The
Senate did absolutely nothing. while the
Assembly went through a calendar OF un-
important bills. Next week the Assembly
will pass the Low New York Central Ter
minal bills.
Assemblyman Hughes's bill authorizing
the appropriation OF $4,000 with which
10 provide a site for new State hospital for
the insane in Washington county was ad-
vanced to a third reading in the lower
house. 1t has been limited that the site
to be chosen will be farm owned by Isaac
v. Baker, Jr.
Objections were made to the advance
ment OF the bills imposing q penalty for
discriminating against members OF the
National Guard and permitting the swear
ing In OF conductors and motormen as
special policemen. and they went over until
next Wednesday.
The Assembly also advanced to . third
reading Assemblyrnar Remsen's bill. doing
away with the thirty-foot courtyard pro-
vision for buildings along the Eastern Park
way in Brooklyn, and Assenblyman Weber 8
authorizing the reappointment to the New
York city police force Of all policemen who
resigned to serve In the Spanish american
War.
Assemblyman Hornidgc Tam) has re-
vived the scheme for a public gymnasium
and bath in New York city, and to-day
introduced a bill authorizing the Mayor
of New York city and the President OF
Manhattan borough to have plans drawn
and acquire a site on either Thirty
eighth or Thirty-ninth street, between
First and Third avenues. for the erection
Of a building. which il TO be fitted out for
a public bath. public gymnasium and
a public hall or lecture room. After the
completion Of the building q superintendent
IL 70 be appointed. at a salary not TO ex-
coed q. 900 a year, and he Is to make rules
and regulations for the government and
use Of the structure.
Senator Foley CTam) to-day intro
duced a bill providing that the improve
mente TO be made along Park avenue by
reason Of the change OF the New York
Central terminal shall be paid for by the
city. instead OF by the property owner
along Park avenue.
Assembyman Howard Conkling rep.
n. " introduced the City Club bill Of sew
eral years acquaintance, reducing tn,
humber of signatures necessary TO ar
independent nomination In New York city
for Alderman or Borough President from
go to 200
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
YORsE on BROADWAY SiDEwALk
nssswsys Wsssa Upset . shs~ csss aas
scattered Mats Esesywheee.

Asbury Dalton 81 is West Twenty
sev~nth stre~t Was driving IN skprsss
wagon wesa in Thirtie,h stree, 20, efdsy
afternoon when hl, horss. which ~as green
sa frigi.,ened and started 10 run,
Policeman Diehl ~ tbs broadway sQ,lsd
sss ~ thu Broad cay crossing and trisd
70 stop tho runaway ~ y reAnhsd him
xalk. turnihs bofth oa Broadway
psd.sif iAns .oIrlod M ell direc,iops
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
TAKE CAR AHEAD. NO. $4,000.
Ono OF the Culver Line Car Passenger
Asks That Much Damages.

Jacob n. Van Geldren has begun an
action in the County Court In Brooklyn
against the Brooklyn Heights Railroad
Company to recover 5000 damages for
violation of contract, violation OF the car
ahead ordinance and assault.
Mr.. Van Geldren was a passenger on a
Culver line car on Feb. II. He alleges
In his complaint that he boarded the car
at Thirteenth avenue and Thirty-eeventh
street. and the car had a sign indicating
it's terminal as the Brooklyn Bridge. Al
Fifth avenue and Thirty-sixth street the
car was switched to another track and
returned to Coney Island.
The plaintiff alleges that he was repeat
eddy insulted by the conductor and sub
jected to exposure and Inundated by the
summoning OF q patrolman and threat
OF arrest. Sixty passengers were in the
car. They refused TO transfer at the Thirty
sixth street depot and were taken back TO
Coney Island. II Mr.. Van Geldren L. sue
cessful all the other passengers will begin
similar actions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
PROMISED TITLES or NOBILITY.
Rewards offered BY Aguinalds TO His
Omcers for the Capture OF Manila.

8eWeruo OHereu ~ ASu"sos W "
Omcees for the Capture OF Manila.
WASHINGTON, March e.-The Bureau OF
Insular Affairs. War Department, has Just
published pamphlet Of forty-eight pages
irving the Geographic correspondence OF
Emilio Ae,iinaldo from July. IS. 1885,. to
Feb. %, 1893, the period Just preceding
the fall of Manila and following the out
break Of hostilities between the United states
forces and the insurgents.
These kilograms show that there was
serious opposition to Aguinaldo's authority,
eyen among his own people; that an attack
upon the Americans at Manila had been
fully decided upon before the outbreak
of hostilities on Feb. I. 1890. and that In the
the event OF the struggle proving sue
oessf,ll, the new government that would have
been created would not have been re-
public, for titles Of nobility were, ON Jan.
L., lspo, promised to certain insurgent
oli1cers a. a reward for entering Manila
aid capturing the American forces and their
officers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
$4,000 for House Hurt BY eas Expsss,en

% 900 for House Hurt BY Gas Explosion.
A jury before Supreme Court Justice
Giegerich yesterday returned . verdict for
$1,000 In favor Of Mrs. Annette Wlnshill
against the Consolidated Gas Company.
Mrs Winehill sued for damages for the
wrecking Of her house at 1is East Fifty
sixth street through an explosion Of gas
from a leak OF which she had notified the
company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
CROSS TRIAL GOES OVER.

HIS LaWyef FtIeo EXCelltiOno . Evory
Specialization OF Every Charge.
The trial Of Inspector Adam A. Gross
for neglect Of duty and conduct unbecominE
an officer was adjourned until Marsh IS
yesterday at Headquarters after Mr.. Pros
kauer, counsel for Cross, had registered
exceptions to every charge brought against
the inspector and to every specification Of
every charge. The grounds Of the ex-
ceptions were that the charges were barred
by the statute Of limitations and that they
were not detailed enough
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
ERIN.S WIRELESS CAUSES SUIT.
Marconi 70 sue for infringement OF PATENT
by DE Forest Company.

special Cable Despateh 10 The SUN.
LONDON, March e.-The Marconi Wireless
Telegraph Company announces, apropos
Of the intention OF Sir Thomas Upton to
allow the De Forest Wireless Telegraph
Company to install its system on his steam
yacht Erin, for use on tho voyage across
the Atlantic and during the ra,es for the
Americas Cup. that It will sue the De Forest
company for infringemeuts Of the patents
granted to Marconi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
Atlantic Gu ssss ssesrpssssss.

AikAsr. March s.-Ths Atlantic Get
Cub ~ As~ iork cay sss incorporates
to-day 20 impno,. chs bsssd AZ os,s and
encourage the holding ~ oct shove, Tbs d
r.-sos. ar 6.ofss h hOslshd NJ Jsf..y
iny, "a ssfd hsrksT ~ Rutherford.
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J. tionsos .hsiat.on snd tAhs
hslsl.s 4 h.as AZ AHA snd n ostolinss'D
"A Ass ionk sisy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
sssrstary and Mrs. Hay and Mrs. Payne
whitney 60 south.

wAsHMoros. March s.-Secretary and
Mrs.. Hay. accompanied 10y their daughter.
Mrs Payne Whitney. aud her infan, daush-
Ter, have gone to Thomasville. Ga Mr..
Hay ~ill be absent shout ten days Assist
ant Secretary Of state Loouiis " making
s1sjt 90 his home ia Ohio second Aseistsn mt
Secretary Ad.e is acting Secretary OF
state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
Kins Edward to See Loubet.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
PARIS, March e.-The Echo de Paris says
that when King Edward starts for the south
Of France at the end Of this month or the be-
ginning OF April he will land at Cherbourg
and have an interview with President Lou
bet. either at Paris or on his way to the
Riviera.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
-SUGDEN A DETECTIVE AGAIN.
DECISION IN HIS CASE MAY COST
THE CITY 10000
He Gets $500 Back Pay. and About 1so
Other Reduced slouths Are F1ghtinE
for statemont-ProvisiOns OF
Charter Held 70 BE Binding.

Other Reduced oloutne are fIButmu
for Observation-Disclosures Of
Charter Held 70 BE Bindins
ALBANY, March o.-The Court Of Appeals
to-day ordered the reinstatement OF Ed
ward d. Sugden as a detective sergeant
in the New York city police department,
reversing tho Special Term and the APP
pellate Division, First Department.
Sugden, who had been q member OF
the police force since 1895. was promoted
by q resolution Of the Police Board to the
Detective Bureau. with the rank OF detec-
tive sergeant. In July. 1907. he was re-
duoed to patrol duty by Police Commits
sioner Partridge. He protested, contend
ing that the action Of the Commissioner
was illegal.
The Court Of Appeals orders. his rein
statement and the payment to him OF his
back salary as detective sergeant.
Judge Haight. who wrote the opinion,
In which the other Judges concurred, holds
that the provisions Of the Police law Tor
New York city, enacted In 1901 providing
that the detective sergeants on the force
on April I, 1901, shall not be reduced in
rank or salary except In the manner pro-
vided by law for sergcants and other Off
and protects him from reduction to the
ranks.
Commissioner Partridge held that Sug:
denis designation as sergeant by the old
Police Board was temporary, but the
Court Of Appeals denies this. since the reeo-
luton promoting him did not 80 state.
Sueden was reduced by Commissioner
Partridge on July II last year. His salary
at the time was 5000 a year. He was
sent back to patrol duty at a salary OF
81 400 year. BY the decision OF the Court
c., vxv,ll han oh
salary.
At the time Of Sugden's reduction forty,
seven others were sent back to patrol
duty. II the ruling in his case applies TO
them the city will have to pay out $4,000
in back pay.
There were also 100 other detective SER
geants appointed by Commissioner Murphy
remanded by Partridge who will look for
reinstatement on the strength OF Sugden's
case. They were reduced on Aug. ?, 1902.
Should they succeed In getting back, nearly
Ns, 600 more back pay will have to be paid
out by the city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
COLGATE HOYT DROVE roo FAST.
Tried % ahsw Justice Whe Ftned Chauf.
feur That ms Auto Was SLOW.

MINEoLA. l.. J.. March s.-0sbrielle Cou-
tain. chauffeur for Colgate Hoyt. was fined
s2s Ivy Justice Oakley this morning for vio-
lsting the Speed Law last Monday afternoon
CoutAin was driving the auto and In IL we're
Mr.. and Mrs Colgate Hoyt and Mr. and
Mrs Camille Weidenfeld Lawyer Mont
fort Of Jamaica represented the defendant.
After court adjourned Mr. Hoyt took
Justice Oakley out in his auto TO show him
that the machine could not run - fast m
the timer claimed. but altar making one
eighth in is1 seconds and sno,he In II
ssconds Mr. Hoyt's argument fell rather
ns, This Vs. ,hs ss.ooJ time coutAin has
ts-en hned Mr. Hoy has t,sen fined oncs
bu, has filed Do,io~ ~ an sptsal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07

That Furman killed himself is denied
by his people in Jamaica. Last night the
following statement was given out:
Frank FurInan, % years old. Of so Union
Hall street, Jamaica, died of heart disease
In Florida. He was found dead In bed
on the morning of March 4. A Coroner's
jury decided that heart disease caused
death. He was the youngest son OF the
late Garrett Furman OF this place and
formerly OF Newtown. at one time Sheriff
OF Queens County,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
SHE'S AN UNGRATEFUL MONKEY.
Vixen Of the Park Bite Carpenter WhG
Was Putting . window In for Her.


The lady simians are separated from
the gentlemen Of the same tribe in the
monkey house in the Central Park men
agerie. and as the cages are In a row and
divided by wooden partitions, they couldn't
zee each other Director Smith thought
fully ordered windows placed In the par
titions.
Carpenter Harry Tyson was at work
in one OF the cages yesterday when female
ringtail monkey named Vixen grew angry
at the blows Of the hammer and attacked
Tyson. She dropped from her trapeze and
landed on TO his back, and musscd his back
hair with her paws The startled carpenter
shouted TO the keeper:
sJakel Jakel Take her or he yelled.
He tried TO shake the animal loose ard
Vixen buried her teeth In his arm. Jake
Cook. the keeper. ran to the cage. When
the monkey heard his voice she left the
carpenter and went back TO her trapeze
Tyeon's wound was painful. hut he was able
70 continue AT work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
Cars visit TO Rome.


Special Code Despdfeh 10 THE SUN.
PARIS. March cit is reported hero that
on the occasion Of the forthcoming visit Of
the Gar to Rome Prince Nicholas Of Monte
negro will meet the Gar and King Victor
Emmanuel for the purpose Of discussing the
Balkan problem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
Moorish sultan's Victory.
.speete, cans Dsspoies TO THE SUN.

Madrid. March GA. Meiilla despatch
TO the Hsroido confirms the report Of the
sutan's victory over the pretender and the
retreat OF the latter. 1t adds that the
pretender has taken refuge with the B eni
Moros Kabyles near Tetuan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
Cses. Cs~iss 70 Command the Bstsieshsp
Missouri.

wAsHIsoros. March s-Cap,. William
O. Cowiss, brother -in.ias of President
hn0seyelt, has been s@l.otsd 20 command
he haitlaship Misso,iri. under oon.truo-
ton Of Newport Nsss. Va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
CASTOR Bruno Paulin Paris Dead.

Spfc5oI CoHe DS5pdIeh 70 TRk sum
PANS, March e..Gaston Bruno Paulin
Paris, the well-known litterateur. professor
Of the College of France and administrator
OF the Same institution. is dead. He was
born In 1880.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07

M. Paris was a member Of the French
Academy and Of the Academy Of Inscrip-
tions and Bellies Lettres, a doctor Of bellies
lettres, an archivist and photographic.
He was an authority on literature Of the
Middle Ages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07

ssaarssI

NAsnIseror. March 1T % sAid 81
W wS Dspsts'.el tl.i col oAIl..
Tblhlpsnss, oil H. APPOINTED to sa.nsed
Gusrtsrms stsi = .sassal lA.dlhstol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
DENIAL ~ GOV. ODELL.
he Knows Nething q Conference n New
York and New JerSe, rsx Commissioner.


ALBANY. March Gov Odell. before
eaving for Newburgh this afternoon, was
asked about suggested legislation 20 vest
power In the State Board OF TaI Commis-
sioners TO decide tar appesls according to
the plan existing In New Jerssy The
Governor said he did not know that the
state Tar Commission had q conference
With the New Jsr~ey Commissioners re-
CARING such . plan. He added that the
LAM and ,ns, hs h.srd no,hins sbou, !,
hefor- to-day. Ne would not discuss i,s
adytssialiiy
The Goyernsr % psrts to return u this OF, y
20 morrow night. ss his ps.sseo- hsss nay
h. need.d in oAse additional aston t-soDsnes
psa->s@fy lh the Witty sullivan murder
10 bssrd i.sfof. the .peolsi term ~ tho
supreme Court Of Hudson ,o-mofro.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
SUICIDE OR HEART DISEASE?
Frank Turr,an Of Jamaica, l.. J.. Dies In
De Land. Fla. where He went for Health.

DE LAND. Fla. March Crank Fur
man Of Jamaica, L. ]. committed suit
eide in the boarding house of Mrs. s. s.
Davis yesterday morning. He came here
about six weeks ago and seemed in very
poor health.
Early In the morning he took a dose Of
carbolic acid and shot himself three times
in the breast near the heart. he left
note requesting that his brother be notified
He assigned no reason for his act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-07
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Since the Frisco road has started
Go boom the town OF Sulphur as a
watering place. there Isgreat hopes
that the katy" road will turn its
attention to the "Artesiau waters'
OF vinlta. The most important part
m thls matter OF bringing these
waters before the public is united ac-
tlon Of the wealthy men Of Vinita,
who II is hoped VIII start sufficient
bash houses. Toe waters will talk
for themselves. The town is full OF
living testimonials OF what one eau
say OF actual health and directly
traceable TO the use Of this water
Before these waters were brought to
the surface Vlnlta was the paradise
for doctors, they accumulated quick
fortunes, today II Is struggle for a
living, for we consider ithis probably,
one OF the healthlest towns In the
land, besides being cure for many
chronic diseases too numerous TO men
tlon. No water we know OF has sub
tendency TO check the ravagee OF
old age as constant bathing In the
bath tub or swimming poole. We only
wish there we're more baths which
would make more youthful looking
women and younger men. ssE