V ASHORE AT GIBRALTAR. MORE IDLE THAN EVER. ALL DA V BOWERY BLAZE. END YESTEMDA J IT / M — — — I'}i.successful Efforts Made to Float British Workhouses. Overflowing Many of Purroifs —Men Overcome Conscious Almost to the Last Ths the Xarth German Line?: Tubemukcrs Cut Prices, Pedestrians Ili/rf CtO% Blocked. Funeral on Wednesday. fSDeclal 2:;"» (Jibraltar. - The X-crth German Lloyd to The N«w-Tork Tribune by French CablO Rasaes discovered at a m. yesterday in Abram Stevens Hewitt, manufacturer. law- Jan. 18 (CopvrUrht: meamer La!;n. Iron, Mediterranean ports for 1003- By The Tribune Association.) hundreds of bales of excelsior, jute and fibre yer, ex-member of Congress, ex-Mayor and London, 19, longer stored in the lower part •- New-York. Mot anbore at 4 o'clock this morn- Jan. 1a. m.—There can no of the modern seven philanthropist, died >\u25a0*\u25a0«;. iin< at Bowery, which fronts in the open last moments were quiet and peaceful. Th<»r« triangle at the junction of Third and Fourth a a«= failing at the time. She. Is In no danger. thousands of men In excess of the usual average was no struggle, no pain. Gradually hi:< breath- winter, ayes.. reduced lytng stern on to the sea. are out of employment this and the the structure to a shell and ing bscnaac weaker until the end came. caused the death of one and the over- All attempts made to float the Lahn proved workhouses cannot accommodate all the people fireman At his bedside were his wife. Mrs. Sarah unsuccessful. The steamer probably will be demanding shelter. Things have reached a seri- coming of Severn! other?. Cooper .Hewitt, and his children. Peter Cooper < .impeller! to transship her passengers and ous pass In the East End of the metropolis, while James Corbett. of Hook and Ladder Com- Hewitt. Erskine Hewitt. Edward R. Hewitt, pany No. killed, «argo.' The attempts to pull off the stranded the tide of alien immigration 's steadily rising U. was and George Doherty. of Mrs. J. O. Green. Miss Sarah Cooper Hewitt higher and higher. But a serious of affairs Engine Company No. failing to regain steamer were made at hieh water by the Brit- state ~~. and .Miss Eleanor C. Hewitt. also In consciousness when taken into the open air. ish Admiralty tug Energetic, the United States exists other parts of Great Britain. An Mr. Hewitt, who bad be»n seriously 111 sine* Newa, endless stream of country bred folk are pouring was removed to Bellevue Hospital. The other ( miser Hartford, and the tujs Heraclides January 9, had displayed marvellous vitality. into cities, Canadian men prostrated who, on coming to, returned to md Hercules, but the Lahn remained fast on the overcrowded while At one time he actually grew stronger, but at farmers posts, James Patrick the sandbank. organize expeditions to search the Old their were MeCaH and 11 o'clock on Saturday night his physicians Country much needed labor, offer good Maguire, of Engine Company No. 7-\ aad John The iucf continued their fruitless efforte to for and summoned the entire family, telling them that wages BfcGougß J. Milton, of F>.gi;ie Company pan off Jh^ Lahn all day. The Energetic and for efficient men without satisfactory re- and Mr. Hewitt was fast losing consciousness. sponse. No. 28. th" Hartford left here for the scene of the Official statistics show that the British Throughout the night M»-s. Hewitt and members emigrant McGough knocked by falling ma- afternoon. The Hercules returned does not generally elect to make his was down of the family held vigilat fhe bedside. At .". •'«> neck thai 205,910 terial perished. \u25a0 home in the British colonies. Of emi- at the time Corbett Miss C.race I :. -night to procure laborers and lighters WHEN MAYOR OF NEW-YORK. THE LAST PHOTOGRAPH. o'clock yesterday w irninif the doctors an- grants from this country last year, 108,501 went King, of No. 106 Fourth-aye.. while passing hand, to begin the work of discharging the Lahn's (Copyright, 1902, by Rock wood.) nounced that the end was at and a little to the United States. This condition of things has along the street, tripped over hose, and, falling, away. iargn immediately. later Mr. Hewitt passed induced one newspaper to declare that the future sustained contusions which caused her removal The poflsengcru on the Lahii number about theory Ten days ago Mr.Hewitt became ill from ob- of the British race is imperilled by the draughts the Kaffir could be made to work. "In to Bellevue Hospital. .Albert J. Kramer, of No. .•• BUndred in the saloon, mostly Americans. structive jaundice. At 10 o'clock on the morn- made upon it from America, and that the greatest we have stopped slavery." said the Colonial SHELLED 115 East Sixty-fourth-st.. one of th>- *;>-•< tators. m/m hundred emigrants in the BY PANTHER. ing of January 8 he had a hemorrhage of th« and most Secretary, "but many philanthropists at home struck by wigglinghosepipe - passengers on board beneficent work that a British states- was a and suffered intestines, and phyisieans. Dr. E. L. Key* ••. A.II the are still be surprised to hear that we are en- his man could perform for the welfare of the nation would a severe scalp wound. He was sent to the family Th-y are quite safe provided the form, and Dr. E. L. Key*?. Jr.. told the that would be the Inauguration of some scheme couraging it In another and worse the New- York Hospital. in the west. Another attempt to for BATTLE AT MASACAIBO. the illness would doubtless prove fatal. An holds redistributing the people in the British Kaffir's idea being to buy wives to keep him in The premises in which the fire wsjts .jin will be mad" with the morning British started operation, which might have given relief, was Empire. idleness. The black race is Increasing with used entirely for business purposes. They cover I wind shift to the east, the considered Inadvisable because of Mr. Hewitt's the great rapidity, and unless it can be settled In a an unusually deep lot, and back of thc-m. on the D would be critical. The Gib- German Warship to Force advanced age. Cutting of prices in the tube trade has been regular industry it will prove a danger and a Unable Lafayette side of the- block, are the print- --rvice. to be prepared for an Place Everything possible to relieve his suffering nltax carried on to a ruinous extent, and negotiations difficulty." ing establishment Funk & Wagnails. the La- : oats at the Lahn all day the Entrance to the Lake. of was. of course, done. Oxygen was administered are now in progress for the formation of a Brit- Mr. Chamberlain urged the desirability of fayette Place Baths, and the .«tab!-->P of the Maracaibo, freely, and nitro glycerine was also used as a. ' ten association of tube makers. The movement increasing the white element in the colonies, Venezuela, Jan. 18.— The German Frank Hal! Bedding Company, of "V©.120 Bax- The Associated Press heart stimulant. The ex-Mayor made a gal- of is the outcome of the recent amalgamation of and said they wanted more brains and less cruiser Panther shelled Fort San Carlo?, at the ter-st. the agent of a salvage company lant fight. A week ago it was thought that h<* wed Lloyd & Lloyd, of Birmingham, and the Stew- muscle. With this in view, he advocated the Maracaibo, after- When the fire threatened to spread the two entrance to Lake yesterday not live through night, and the mem- bere. arts and the Menzies. of Glasgow. Stringent establishment of a university which would be and odd patrons baths could the noon, for fort the fire hundred of the were He rallied, stranding of the Lahn is attribtitPd to monetary are to be against superior to anything in the world. He opposed one hour. The returned bers of his family were summoned. The conditions enforced any importation warned of the danjrer by Maurice yon Wein. the the heavy rain. When off any of labor until all the resources with gruns. Panther withdrew in the however, and on Thursday seemed to be holding thick weather and firm breaking through the agreement. for developing available labor had been ex- four The manager, and Herman Barnard had th-» thirteen miles east of the rock of his own against the disease. On Friday he ap- Tosnan, about nve hausted, and he suggested that this subject be direction of Curacoa. horses in Hall & f'o.'s stables Itaawred to a • daybreak, the Lahn unexpect- considered by a royal commission. peared to be improving.' but on Friday night a ir. beforo The White Star Line apparently Is retaining Fort San Carlos is twenty-two miles from place of safety. • on a sandbank.'' The Colonial Secretary announced that Lord relapse came, with a gradual decline on Satur- Sly stranded more of its Individualitythan any other of the agreed Although there were long gaps hi the sending weather which prevailed Milner had to call a conference of the Maracaibo and commands the entrance to the day, until the yesterday morning. He was -.- easterly lines taken over by the International Mercantile South African colonies to consider matter? of out of the calls for additional apparatus, by dint end the last. mine shifted to the westward this after- Marine Company, there being practically no common interest, including the question of na- lake, or inner bay. of hard work the firemen confined the stubborn conscious almost to administration and legislation. The Colo- The Associated Definite for the funeral hay* the sea is now calm. change in the management so far, while the tive The correspondent here of blaze to the building in which it originated. arrangements nial Secretary spok» for one hour and a half. from service, however, will Dominion and Leyland lines have seen several Press has received the following letter This was not accomplished, however, for nine not be-r. completed. The January 14, and was due Calvary Fourth-ay?. ani The Lalin l<*ftGenoa on important changes. It is reported in Liverpool General Bello, the commander of the fort: hours. Kighteen steamers, summoned by a be hold at Church. January 26. She is one of the steamers on 'Wednesday v»r«> on shipping circles that the White Ptar will at an WIRELESS CHESS MATCH. Yesterday afternoon, at 12:30 o'clock, Fort fourth alarm, deluged the place from roof to Tw-nty-llrst-st.. at 10 o'clock lying on the southern route of the North German and shelled, without Mr. Hewitt was a member of that I early date take over the working of the Leyland San Carlos was attacked cellar, and the crews of five hook and ladder morning. Lloyd Steamship Company, and runs between any provocation on our part, without previous private. The famiiy Naples company's service, to ultimatum, companies hauling church. The buria! will be Genoa and New-York, stopping at and New-York so as have all notification or the delivering of an worked amid dense smok" New- Philadelphia reajaosts that no flowers be sent. Bishop Pot- Gibraltar. the York business from Liverpool managed Americans nn Defeat by the German cruiser Panther, which tried to th-- smouldering bal^s of inflammable materials 'lasting an ter h s aobad to conduct the service, and H. Schwab, general agent In this city of In its office. This will leave the Leyland Line force the entrance. After a fight into the street. Because of the back draught baaa G-JFtav hour, only four Parks, Calvary line, was seen last night. He had not been the Boston service to Liverpool and Manchester English on Lucania in Midocean. during which the fort used this was a difficult and dangerous task. the B*V. Dr. .1. Le^vis of Churi h. the suns, the Panther was n;->lig;»i] to abandon the of mishap, and was much surprised service, will probably assist him. Informed the and the West Indies the Liverpool- Two teams, one from the American Line light and retreated in the direction of Curacoa. All the floors of th^ skyscraper were filled dispatch was shown to him. Not only his associates and personal friend?. when the cable Philadelphia trade being worked by the Ameri- steamship Philadelphia and the other selected The fort has suffered no damage, and only three with a dense smoke, which the electric search- "The report says she is Inno danger, and that wounded. but the city/followed carefully the com-- can Line. Some low rates are being accepted from the cabin passengers on the Cunarder Lu-, men were lights taken from the engines failed to pene- entire salvage steamers are with her." he remarked. and on Corbett, Mr. Hewitt's illness, and men prominent in commanded, from Continental ports to the United States cania, played a game of chess by wireless tele- There have been popular demonstrations trate. At 10:45 who several times had of •She is capably and Iam sure every business, professional life, called daily Canada for spring and summer shipment. One graph while speeding to this port on their re- shelling of thu braved danger to help companies overcome by and social mean? trill be adopted to float her at flood tide. I the streets here as a result of the - contract rails, smoke, r to at his house. will communicate with Gibraltar in the morning. just reported closed for Antwerp spective vessels. Not only was the interest on the perished. H was crushed death Montreal, fort. comrade, and Iam sure that news will come of her being to is stated to have been fixed by the each ship great, but. what was more, the game beneath a bale of excelsior, and his foated." International Mercantile Marine Company for was played to a finish -the first game to be fin- McGough, was also knocked down in a wagon MIT HEWITT'S CAKEER ].;t'r,n screw steamship of 2,443 tons regular seven shilling? a ton. SISTER IN DEATH. runway were missed ft* is Isteel steamers a\ ished since the Marconi invention made chess JOINS on the ground floor. They Ah:am Stevens Hewitt was born In, Haver- register. Her length is 44S Beet, beam 48.3 feet and playing from vessel to vessel on the Atlantic and McGough was soon found. Several minutes N. V.. on July 31. IS2T2. He was the son M.7 feet. She was built in Glasgow In straw. <2raurht Seldom has legislation met more immediate possible. The story ot the game was told yes- elapsed before Corbett's body was found under- Gamier. Ills father MR The following is a list of her officers: B. Coir a Suicide a Fexc of John Hewitt and Ann Malchow. commander; J. Heincks. chief officer; Dr. success than the new Licensing act. Kor once terday when both vessels reached their piers. Glen Woman neath the bale of exc-!si<-i\ It was first carried machinist, who came to this country in. Stark", Schroder, engineer; was a W. physician: K. chief the law would seem to have got even with the It was an English against an American team, into the rooms of the Volunteers of America, century. Th» P. .••!•- purser, and H. Stolte. chief steward. the latter part of the eighteenth army Hours Sister Succumbs. to the great of topers. Touched in their ten- and the latter won. forcing their opponents to After at No. UttS Bowery, and later removed elder Hewitt helped build the first steam engine derest these interesting her sister He STEWARD WASHED OVERBOARD. spot, individuals are for- resign after a move which the Cunard team Crazed by grief at the death of and quarters of Truck No. t". in Elizabeth-st. works here; also the first engine built entirely swearing drink with alacrity which to Miss Phcebe Lloyd Milnor. years married, and lived at No. an seems made every effort to recall before It could be lifelong companion. was forty old. in this country. He acquired a large fortune, ip, all, years Cove. Long Isl- building — show conclusively that there after some flashed to the other ship. seventy-five old. of Glen 4>'7 Wept Forty-ninth-st. The ruined but lost his property in a fire, which completely Damaged by High Waves virtue in what was once contemptuously called and, suicide yesterday afternoon. Ground floor and basement, Tie Lucania The Lucania got into wireless communication committed was thus occupied: ruined him. The family retired to the old Gam- by a groat statesman "grandmotherly legisla- Milnor, eighty-two years old. floor. George Other Steamships Arrive. with the Philadelphia on Friday morning. The Miss Fanny Woods Boston Excelsior Company; second ier homestead, which had been in Mrs. Hewitt's tion." I. N. F. Philadelphia was then ahead and, the game died of bronchitis at noon, after a day's illness. Moore, mouldings; third floor. A. Pieron. yester- when F. family for five generation?. nsatlantic liners docked here Phoebe had nursed her tenderly, and wh-n billiard, and bowling supplies; fourth floor, began, about nineteen miles off the Cunard- Miss pool There Abram S. Hewitt grew up. spending part <:a>, v ith salt-incrust 'd sides telling of rough CHAMBERLAIN'S SPEECH. Saturday morning had kept exclaiming, **1 can't Brothers, printers, and Peter Fuhrer, MR. er's starboard bow. On the death seemed near Vo'.ker of his time farming and part at school in this n«ather and iiigrlirollers. They were the Cunard and without her:" Pome time after the sister's floor. H. F. BfeCaflerty & do, • Lucania overhauled the American ship, !ive printer; fifth city. He had a natural taste for study, enter !.u .mia. the Cymric, of the "White Star. death, to another part of the cottage. floor, J. Molt Son. book- British South during the day passed her. On Friday, jnst be- she went etectrotypers; sixth ft prise, and an indomitable will. So. when Co- American liner Philadelphia. The Plans in Africa Stated by the not reappear, friends who had Label fore luncheon time, the operator on the Lucania When she did binders, and seventh floor. American College gav< two competitive scholar- Cymric was days late. for the funeral lumbia two Secretary. sent this message to the Philadelphia: "Wo called to assist in arranging Company general lithographers. of the public schools, he the only chief ships for the boys The Lucania was one that sustained to play chess game if you will pick the upper rooms, and tne woman was chief Purroy Battaßoa Johannesburg, .la;\ IV- In th \u25a0 course of his would like a searched Acting promptly gained one. He afterward reimbursed nny serious damage. On Monday she was be glad to ac- found on the floor with a bottle of poison f"r first alarm. remarks at the banquet given here yesterday a team." The reply came. "Will Burns responded to the the college for this expense. His parents were boarded by a comber that bent a section of her vermin beside her. most stubborn tire that the evening to colonial Secretary Chamberlain in cept, and will play after luncheon." killing •This is about the unable to contribute toward his Jiving expend. rail and dented the port side of the after deck- teams as follows: From the Dr. Burns, of Glen Cove, was summoned, and had to contend with in ten thf- historic Wanderers' Hall. Mr. Chamberlain The were selected department has and he therefore devoted part of his time M house. Later the same day she washed by Philadelphia; attempted to pave her life. Miss Milnor fought acting chief. 'it will smoulder was explained at length th.:- details of the financial Philadelphia: W. B. Wheelen. years." said the tutoring. working under this handicap, sea that swept Weiss, efforts that were made, declaring she bales Even another overboard William Hard- new principal Frank Caldwell, Chicago, and Wolderoar all the for a couple of days, because the arc easily classes, and wh»n steward, settlement with the colonies. The he was first in all his ing, a deck who was at work on the team five would noi live. She died from the effects of the packed as tight'y as they can be away back in features of this settlement were announced by New-York. The Lucania contained he was graduated. hi the class of '42. he re- v.father side of the promenade deck. It was im- American, We had trouble getting in oa ac- Th<-- Associated Press on January 13. Accord- Englishmen and one as follows: E. poison. the building. ceived a "double first." possdble to pick up the man. Over £105 was London; Mundy, Lon- The Milnor family was one of the oldest in count of a large rterl latticed gate dosing the Ing t<> ;i detailed repoti of the Colonial Secre- Marshall Fox, B. Horace During his life at coll he was teaching a. among the passengers for the man's Liverpool; The two sifters, who were well to do, wagon runway at Xo. ".!••; Bowery. When we got rollected taryTs speech yesterday evening, ho said, after don; Captain Fred W. Young. Glen Cove. younger brother, bringing him forward step by- family In Liverpool. W. Milbank, Liv- lived alone. An unmarried brother lived in the through the gate we found three wagons stored expressing his hope that the colonies would William Evans. England: K. step with himself, until at the end of Cba Detective Sergeant Arthur McCarthy, of the village. They were the daughters of the late there, and they were loaded with bales of the df-j] with the matter In a manner looking to the errool, and H. R. Campbell, formerly chief offi- course the youth was examined and an hon- Chicago police, arrived on in Joseph Milnor, of this city. They had dangerous The passageway left was quit-- the Lucania. interest of the whole of South Africa and tho cers of the St. Louis, New -York. The teams Kirkbride stuff. orary degree was awarded to him. Stone, Washington. thick that '* the D. C. smoke inside was so \u25a0- ; charge of George who is accused of empire, that all his Information led him tr> be- gathered before their boards in the smoking relatives in narrow. The murder of a negro in Chicago. He was indicted funerals take place on Tuesday at the men could not remain any length of escaped. were settling down to re- rooms of each vessel. They were soon sur- The will inside AN ACTING PROFESSOR. for the murder In 1593 in Chicago, but lleve that the Boers a .is the back passengers, and 2:30 p. m. at «St Paul's Church, Glen Cove, of time. When we opened up there McCarthy took his prisoner to Police Headquar- cover their positions and repair the damages of rounded by most of the cabin the was appointed act- f>rs members. guard against. The suppression of At graduation Mr. Hewitt and had him locked up. Then he went to a the war with the resolution of their race. He every move was watcned closely. which the Misses Milnor were draught to hotel for the first good night's sleep he has had fire the start was nia-le more difficult by th" ing professor of mathematics in Columbia. painted in glowing colors th»- promising pros- Stewards were kept running from the room to at since Stone was arrested. fact that excelsior bales wen packed frssa: holding this situation he studied law. Agon Dikian, a stowaway on Lucania, pects of tic colonies when development shall the .Marconi station, just behind the bridge arid the While the EIGHT EIRE. to ceiling in the basement and oa IB* his work had impaired his health, said he had made three efforts to get into this have cost of living and when race on the upper deck. As the moves were received PATIENTS floor but arduous eoumry, reduced the floor. The Story that at •", a. m. we particularly his eyesight, whirl was never per- arid that the experience he had gained prejudice shall have died out. Referring to the they were sent down to the smoking room on ground would enable him to get in the next time he thought the fire to be under control, and some fect afterward. Therefore, in '**+'\u25a0 he took position of the people of Johannesburg, he said each ship and studied by the rival teams. Priest, tried. Dikian. who is an Armenian shoemaker. by They Save Set on the companies were preparing to return to $1,000 he had saved and, with his pupil; Mas when the ship was three days they should no longer reproached being Philadelphia got the move. All went well Led of which discovered be with firsi not consider 1 Cooper, son of out. was prowling for In proof of team, move, said have quarters, is false. The fire was classmate and friend. Edward He food. his cosmopolitan money seekers who did not aspire for the Cunard when a to Hospital. they ability to enter the country, despite the vigi- to be under control until noon.*' Peter Cooper, went to Europe. When to settle in the country. been by Mr. Fox, caused them to lose of immigration people. Dikian quoted directed last night a flre was discov- alarms brought owl anil),; the packet lance the X B .*{. The S ..mi after dinner The four the were returning Mobile Alabamian. \u25a0the proverb: "It takes two Turks to Mr. explained that it bad been the game. The fatal move was Q— Consumptives, at Eastern Chamberlain in the Seton Hospital for from Bellevue other hospital* and Fire which they had sailed Leghorn, was Jew, two Jews to beat Greek, two any- time in replying to it, ered < aad on from beat a a his idea to ask for a much larger sum than Philadelphia lost no Parkway and Van ortluii.i-ave. K'.mo Smith. The twenty the devil and two to Spuyten Duyvil Chaplains Walkl-y snd St. storm tossed and when within mile* oC Greeks to beat devils beat thing yet mentioned, but on a plan of yearly and the team on the Lucania, seeing defeat in Fitasstmmons, assisted by John O'Connor, wagon an Armenian." Father Church Temperance Society's coffee was Cape May had be abandoned. The passen- surpluses of sight, resigned game. O'Mally, helpers, to contributions fron and new sources the the engineer; John one of the hand, supplied the ice coated On Intensely In the losing move been number of the conva- also on and gers* and crew suffered the life- He said it had been represented to Mr.'Fox soon after had nn.l Thomas Hote, and a Qghters warm drink and sandmii bea revenue. with Madison-are, boats, barely escaping with their lives. RIGID EXCISE WORK. him, however, this plan might become a sent up to the wireless operator rushed up to lescent patients, got out the hose with which the The tire blocked the Fourth and that the flames under Square U the city Ha!! Mr. applied himself to the law after generation, who might regard stop- it. "Here," he shoute" "don't send that hospital is equipped, and had cartracks from Cooper Hewitt burden on the new engine got ' return, was to the the control by the time the there. l 'his and in IS4."> admitted it under the odious name of "tribute to last move!" was riding by. and The' police estimated the toss at How,«uU aad found, however, his impaired The Police Muhc One Hundred and seeds late, sir," replied the operator. "It Mounted Policeman Hanraban bar. He that mother country." Thu.<= it might row the "It is too the basement. He at once ran to th» firemen at M3»?ot>. we are getting saw the light in still burned. The fire- eyesight hindered him seriously, so he decided of dissension and disunion, and cause great has been sent, arid oven now the block from the hospital, and tried Last night the fire Thirteen Arrests. & firebox, a half men at work all night, and the apparatus to that profession. His friendship, of these arguments, reply." key failed to open the were abandon danger. He felt the force to turn In an alarm, but his that had been <>n tht fourth alarm was the Coopers had continued, and it was pretty follows hous.- called with The Excise law was thoroughly en- and he therefore sought, instead, to secure some The game box. He then galloped to the of Engine No. kept there. should, Klrchner, < decided that he and Edward Cooper forced yesterday, and there were 113 arrests. practical and immediate settlement. This, after CORRECTED SCORE. r>i and advised tliem of the facts, and then called Captain William B. of Engine om- BLACK HiKhbridge Station. When at work in Lafayette form a business partnership. Peter Cooper 313 1 was not a dry Sunday, though, for the Raines discussion, had been obtained in a form WHITE. BLACK. [ WHITE. the' reserves from the pany No. 2S* was much Philadelphia. Uicania. Philadelphia, l.ucania. scene, however, it was when he became so blinded by smoke that he transferred to them the iron branch of his own, did a flourishing business, but bars }•„!< • P— k 4 |Kt— nx Xt the engine reached the !a.w hotels acceptable to his majesty's government. Refer- 4 Q:> already scarcely In remain frig at work his QKt— KB—QB4 :QxH Xt x Xt that the priest and his helpers had could see. business. wtre open to view from the street, and proposal, the X- B found became so temporarily damaged that thrown ring to the details of the financial KKt-It3 QP-Q3 'IBji Q P-B 3 control, and they were extin- eyesight Cooper Hewitt, the firm, met license*; generally P-K Rl B-Q ]•• 4 «j Kt-Q 2 the flames under to see and get out o? th- & new marked saloons without hotel were Colonial Secretary said it must be borne in mind Q-K B3 .'{ K minutes. be was unable X B—Q B 4 X Kt—KB iCastles Q— H 3 guished in about twenty of great Quantity of sliding ice. He was struck success. Mr. Hewitt devoted to it.-* business unable to ser\«- drinks at the bar. hung together, that one 3 qb XX-5 Qx Xt Reaigm. alarmed, as many a tl:ai all th«- propositions Q P—Q The patients were at ftrst .>f on the head and knocked down. Hi.s head was the rtmarkable mental vigor which character- When business being- done in back another. He i>— X XI 3 Castles ! The Sister removed to B'jllevue. was rooms part could not be .separated from them were too illto leave their b.-.ls. badly cut and he was first to make iron lookouts, time, of the game was about three hours. ized him. The firm was the there were vigilant who admitted only bald there whs no doubt in his own mind or The Superior. Frances Ignatius. Sister Cecelia ami Sister get quitted beams and girders for bridges and fireproof well known customers, and those by twos and among he had consulted that the ( in Wednesday afternoon the Lucania Alphonso went through the wards and LEAVES LONDON. those whom Transport DR. LORENZ buildings. At its works won made the iron threes. Downtown, up the Bowery and along of the Transvaal would be ample to into communication with the Atlantic them so successfully that \u25a0 panic was averted. revenues steamship and an attempt girders used in constructing the Cooper Union Third-aye. signs of strict observance of the provide a m *bt. The action of a number Line Minnetonka. rvice chess, three Coldly by English Surgeons. He building. Its great plants— the Trenton Iron law were frequent, and the Tenderloin continued financiers in subscribing the was made to play but after the first Received of South African MANYLOST AT SEA. Company and the New-Jersey Iron and Steel to hold Its r.ewly made reputation for drynesß. without commission or any pref- moves the aerial wire on the Lucania broke and Says. — ii:.-i 550.00u.000 Co'mpany built in IM.">. produce an immense That conditions were somewhat unusual in security the remainder of the loan the game ended. erential for Off the London. Jam Ml—Dr. Lsflojkj, the Austrian amount of wire ami structural iron. It has the liquor business was evidenced by the success «>f the loan <>n the Lon- A Steam Packet Founders Irish retail bad rendered the surgeon, left here for Vienna to-day. He said blast furnaces at Pajuest. N. J.. and RUgels- Upstairs"' and "Dining quite Mr. Chamberlain SEPSIS PATIENT MAKES PROGRESS. signs of "Hotel Room doo market certain. Coast. before starting f°r Austria that he had been jville,Perm. To Mr. Hewitt was due the intrt>- Around the Corner" displayed In the windows ho believed the people of the mother coun- receive,! by many said Jan. 18. -The steam packet Upupa, lather coldly Kntflish sur- duction of the Martins-Siemens provess for the of many saloons fortunate enough to hold try would accept the war contribution as an by Formalin Method London. suspicion. Woman Treated Re- Cardiff for Cork, has been missing since geons, who viewed Ma BMthedS with manufacture of steel hi '.:-.:\u25a0 country. Jtaines law licenses. In these hotel attach- adequate and liberal recognition of the Trans- from sponding Favorably. last Friday. Wreckage which 'ias been washed ments the same system of drinks served with \a:i!'- duty to Uk empire, and value it more for POTTERS ASSISTED IN THE CIVILWai: up coast near Cork leaves no doubt that BISHOP EULOGY. the usually being repre- spirit in which it was offered than for the • at Vincent's Hospital, on the Hewitt England, ta study m^als prevailed, meals the One of the physicians St. durirg gale. She had a In sMB Mr. went to dry rye likely exchequer. private patient la being treated for the ves.st-1 foundered a sented by i: few slices of bread placed relief it was to afford the whore a blood steerage pas- processes for manufacturing gun barrel iron. injection, crew of twenty men and some Ex-Mayor Strove to Follow Di- on ea