The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
January 13, 1896

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i f 11 hf I FgousETrn 1 jc ID d THE WEATHER PREDICTION J L U1be roo f ltU itt For New York and Its Vicinity ITS SO CoMe norhwesterly winds J k VOLAXIIINO 135 NEW YORK MONDAY JANUARY 13 1SOBCOPYRIGHT 1890 BY THE SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION PIUCK TWO MINIS il IitfsIA 11 IAKES IEPLY The Czar Tells the Kaiser He Will Back Him Up OTHER FRIENDS BESIDES He Adds that This Country and France Will Support Germany f Thin IH Knlrt to He the Hnhitnnce of the f i CrnrA Anflwcr to tlio Atiloicrnph Letter from Emperor W IIIIftmRuI lu Itulrr I Concur In the Vewa nnd Aim of Km pro IVIlllam enittvlillo unto Glow with Pntrlotlmn nemnrknhlo S Herne In ii London Tlirittrr Andlenec flcmnln to Nine the Nntlonnl DtbemA Report hot GermanS Ilaruie lo Ajiol ngtza for Aittlng 1ortannl to Permit Her to March Troop to the Tranivnal ST PiiTEitsnrito Jan 1ZTbo autograph letter of Emperor William to tho Czar was I brought to thin city by Prince von Uadoltn the German Ambassador to Itussla The letter re views tho ccncrnl situation especially tho Transvaal and Egyptian questions I The Czar told Prince von Radolln that ho en tlrcly concurredIn thu views and alms of Kra prror William who was taking the lend against Englands arrogance all added thnt tho Oer mnu Emperor l could firmly rely on his support n1eror I I f all tho support of tho States friendly to Russia namely France and tho United States 9 Irlnco Iobanoff Kostovskl Russian Minis tcr of Foreign Affairs who was present at tho 4 Interview between the Czar and Prince von p Radolln commended an antiEnglish policy IZlIO Tita nniTisir HEART The Patriotic Flume Iluo higher Than Ever Before SprHal Cable llapatcMo TlK Stl LONnon Jan 120no of tho great factors In tl ti tho European crisis which must bo reckoned with Is the newborn spirit among the English Li k people Tho white flames of patriotism navcr blazed higher In old England than now I Is patriotism of that kind of intensity which I makes for war I compels the respect and admiration miration even of England enemies but it is full danger Its manifestations aro on every hand It finds spontaneous expression wherever people I congregate tn churches In theatres a ban quets In the pres everywhere I bursts out as the Inspiring dominant spirit of the hour In several London churches today the national anthem was sung with far more than religious fervor I is tho English custom for the or uct f t plsya fj bars of God Jive t Queen as the audlenoo Is I leaving the theatre Now everybody remains and sings thu whole I anthem with pent up enthusiasm There was a wonderful scene at Dalyn Tbea tra last night when Mr hayden Coffin sang the new patriotic ballad Hands Oif by Henry Hamilton The lines aru spirited beginning Thu iieud ul And England to arms I is nigh Ald the chorus concludes England fur her own my boys lli rule Prltannia lUl There have been come surprising demonstra tions of popular I fueling by this undemonstra s tive people of late but never anything like tho I mail j enthusiasm of that crowded house A unlrlt which makes women weep which makes men leap up with white tense faces and shout till exhausted will not long be content vvltn mere words of defiance Then at the last when tho play was finished and the orchestra sounded the familiar stratus the whole 4 famiiar company camo upon the stage and the pit gallery and statli rose up and attemntcd to sing Uod Save the Queen I lay attempted for those raw strained throats could not sing They roared and the harsh unmusical chorus was moro Inspiring more thrilling than any sweeter version of the great anthem ever given Such scenes as this are more prugu iit of meaning than flying squad 1 ron or mr lange ot Presidents and Emperors I should fall t record the most significant feature of English public sentiment at the pres ent moment If I did not add that hatred or dis like of America seems t have no part lu the patriotic outburst Of authentic political new today there has been none Onu grave rumor 1s circulating in I I the small diplomatic circle tonight Accord ing to tills report Great Itrltaln early last t week demauded an aplogy from Germany for reeking to send troops through Portugueso tel rllory Into the Transvaal and the German Am bouador yesterday notified Lord Salisbury of thu refusal of his Joi eminent to comply Tliero is I no adequate uuthorlty for this rumor and the latest reports from IScrlln aru pacific in tone 3IIH ltNlrAfL RAIDERS I The Ilclcaicd IVlBonrm Klmrt for Natal Krueger lrocIuinutlOD PKETOIUA Jun 1Tbe rank and Die of the I Jameson expedition who wero captured by the Doers and brought t this place have started for the Natal bolder Tlioofficers of the expedition aru expected to follow shortly Iho customs officials have opened 1 largo rafe that was consigned to Fnrrar one of the leaders S in the band who was arrested and found that it contained 100 revolver ana 7000 rounds of r cartridge President Krflgcr ban tsiiicd a proclamation t to the people of the Hand iaylng ho believes t they have been deceived by n small number f of designing men outsldo of thu country He I urges tho Hand residents to cofperatu with the Government to make the republic a country where all nationalities can live fraternally to gether Ho promises thnt Johannesburg shal bavu Mayor and municipal council and con cludes Let the Inhabitants of Johannesburg make It possible for tho Government to appear before q give the Volksrand with the words Forgot ard for I itic RUUnEH IlKIK ItVOVAXT I lie May lie IlcllcTr III 1oltllrul farcer Is Only Itoilanlnu KiMiuitiyv Jan t2Mr Cecil Rhodes for merly Plmu Minister of Cape Colony arrived here today and was cordially received Inn uperch Ixprebslnc his thanks for his reception he aid that his political career was not at an b end It was only beginning Ho firmly believed that encouraged by his friends be would live to do much food work In behalf of the country MORE AMERICANS ARRESTED Mr J r Curtis a Mining Kaelneeri Amonc the Number 1 PuironiA Jan 12 Among the persons ar rested at Johannesburg are J f Curtis an American mining engineer and ccvernl other Americans wlioo names are not given In tho eipntchcfl from there Tho Government has obtained a temporary interdict against tho transfer of bank balances and real property Tho Stttnifnrti will tomorrow publish 1 de patch from Johannesburg saying that tho transfer of nil registered property has boon BUS icndcd the ronllrallon of tho properly belong Ins to persons convicted of sedition being n maxim of RomanDutch law A f7STR4 LISt N KVPlORT The Government Send n CAble Ileipnteh to Lord Hiillphnry LONDOX Jnn 12 Tho Hon George I Rclil rime Minister of Now Soulh Wnlcr IM 1 lent the following table despatch to Lord Salisbury Tho of Australia nnd Government AIlral all Tee mania view with satisfaction tho prompt ali fearless measures adopted by her Majestys Government lu defence of the Integrity of tho moire Wo desire to convey our united assurances of loyal support Tho people l of Australia nro In full sympathy with the determination of tho mother country to resent foreign Interference In matters of llrltleh and colonial concern Signed In behalf of and at thc rtquft or tho Governments of Now South Wales Victoria South Australia Queensland Tasmania and Western Australia KRVEOERS DllCANn Said to HA nn Indemnity nf 8AOOOOOO Independence Not nn Imiue IlAvmmn Jan 12Tbo Jamjtirocio Cor crimnilrnt publishes a Bemlofflclal despatch from Ilerlln slating that tho condltlonlthat tho Transvaal Government wishes to lmpoo for tho Invasion of Its territory is thu payment of an Indemnity of 1000000 1 ho abolition of llrltlsh suzerainty Is not an issue for Ihu Transvaal has not rccognlml that suzerainty since 1NS4 The aliened demand for the abolition of Englands rights ut Dclagoa tny Is untrue LOMIOV Jnn 12 ThoSlmittird will say to morrow that It is I In a position to state that Prcs dontKrUktT has made no demand for 1 change in tho existing stlnulntlons of the treaty between ho South Africa republic and Groat Britain JKAXCKS POLICY Premier Houriiroltt Hny Franco AVIII Work for tile Maintenance oflVicc PAIIIS Jnn 12 Prime Minister Hourceols at tended a banquet at Ions this evening and de Ivered a speech In tbo course of which he said lirt changes at homo nuver rendered Trances policy abroad In tho least degree uncertain Tho wholo nollcy of France could be summed up In tho declaration that sho was for tho maintenance of peace and development of jus Ice Franco would maintain peaco not only for icrsolf blt as she has recently boon helping to maintain It for all In the Interests of clvlllrn lon chllm ton toniE THE ST GEORGE AT CAPE TOJTV Admiral Bowmen flurries On for IlclaKOa Ilitl Uhutle floe to KlmlicrlcT Csu TOWN Jan 12Ikar Admiral Harry H tavviion commanding tho Capo ali West Af rica squadron who was recently ordered to take his tlngshlp tho HI Gcoryo to Ielagon lay arrived bore today and nt onco proceeded for that place The St George Is 1 twin screw cruiser of the CrstuliUMi I So mountstlvo gnus ExPrime Minister Cecil Rhodes has started for Kimberley HU Intentions are unknown 1HB KAISIRS MESSAGE farther Explanation or III Cablcemra to Prc ltrnt Kriiccr Lovnov Jan 12 In Its Issue tomorrow the Shimlmtl vvlllvay Ills I now explained from Berlin that tho Presi Derln thot Emperors message to dent Krnger Instead of Indicating a new departure In German foreign policy was at tho most nn expression of momentary Irritation which vvo are authorized to declare has pasted away leaving the relations between Germany and Great Britain as friendly as heretofore MORE JTOllAXXESnVJtO ARRESTS Blxty Member of the Itrform Committee Apprehended Ho FAr PitEToniA Transvaal Jan 12Sixty mem bers of the Reform Committee at Johannesburg are now under arrest It Is I believed that only the five ringleaders will bo detained TIII TiiAxsrtAL MAY AVPEIJ irrnclnm Itrrnir iliiitlcn the hoer Slur Ask for a Conference or the Poucr DEIIMN Jan 12ln view of the fact that the future of Germans relations with England Is Involve In doubt Chanccllor Prlnco Chanccl0r von Hohenlohehns font assuring communications to the Governments nt Vienna and Rome pointing out that any diplomatic action which might be taken by the Berlin Government would not Involve either the Triple Alliance or tho Individual Interests of Austria or Italy I la understood that Chancellors communica tion expressed entirely pacific Intentions on the part ot Germany toward England and also 1 belief that a good mutual understanding be tween Germany anti Great Britain would bC re stored at an early day Germany has not f ought nor docs she seek any active allies In her endeavor to check Eng llah nnnrnnrlttnnntfl lit the Trnnsvanl pndnnrnr nn mon hog Germans and German Investments there and In Uclagoa Day It Is not n question that ought to dl turb tho peace of Europe or t cause any European powers to Intervene except those concerned in the recent Hinterland conventions Thin Gov ernment hero his not Uggestcd any European Conference but tho Envoy of tho Transvaal Re public Dr llelacrts van Illnkland while in Berlin spoke of sudi a conference as among possible expedients Tho liner Envoy huts lieen In Paris consulting with tho French Gov ernment in regard to tho situation In the Transvaal and If the trouble thero become moro aggravated and England re fuses the liners a just rettlcmcnt hue result will b thnt the Transvaal Government will make an appeal for a conference of the powers to dispose or the whole matter out snore Is nu reason why Germany or iraico should Insist upon such n confrrincp I This li tlie Kemlollflal view of the situation but it I oiivlounly mulls from calculation thu re nulls of EnulandH rejecting the olllcen of a run fcrcnce anil also Englands uleul hung to let the v iuvv 1 taken by the 1erlln I Goveriiuifiit tint the allied povvtirH conuiolni thu I llrelliiui iuld not bn I atfeetcd nr that diplomatic i I bin tllltlea could and should ho limited to llxn ii area I Is I significant ton tn find Prince hits mirck who Is nn friend to En cl isis PrtnnIetoTIN arnlnc the Ilerlln Gnverniiiont tliionjrh tin llainhKitirr irlitlclitcn ngnlm ct making tx tvrnnl and IntiTiial I pcatti In I liii ndniilon of i 1 policy of adventurous Intervention Thu Ymi 1 nciliM diMTlbeii thn ILk of hit Kniliui linv prnniiint lie that of valUng at a great helirh upon a tltht nine 1 him uuuaral lOftS on tho t 1 i Iloiirfn ul in ring thn I past wick show that conslderalile ilttentIon has turn directed to thu CXcllfiiUMit I t irttvau lung In Eng land with a view of taking cvury advantage of I antI the consequence lies been that steady orders have been quietly made to buy on any marked decline In London Tho operations of tho wick have nl o 111cloOI11 n strong reliance relnnre In Berlin and Frankfort llnanclal circles upon thn maintenance of peaco Imperial loans Prussian consols and some bank stocks have declined but the decline Is not imfllclently heavy to Indicate that there Is any fear that tho country I on the eve of war Mrt rloa Wreckage M Nantucket NANTUCKET Mass Jan 12 Wreckage con listing of barrel butter tubs and various frtiitJ Is coming ashore on io east tide of the island Nothing has been found that explain Its pretence In these water V TOM I REKD IS UNHAPPY CCllICA7ON ENDfNOBl nra P11ES111RNIIAI CHANCES Not Vorctilpped a lie Wn In the Fifty neat Conare Aecuced of Timidity and Corrnrdlen on the Money Queitlon Wrangling Amonc the Itipabllrnni Ite cause or Jill Committee Appointment WASHINGTON Jan 12 Speaker Reed has hal nil his now rules adopted by the House ex cept that relating to the counting of 1 quorum nnd this will b put through by tomorrow irobably I Is not tho celebrated Reed rule of thin Fiftyfirst Congress but Its none the less n castIron one which will make tho Speaker n despot In Iho House ns usual But even with his own coda of rules something seems lacking 10 Tom Reeds happiness Casual visitors to tho Capitol and those whose business calls them hero dally are asking nowadays what chance It Is that his come over him that ho Is I so dif ferent from tho great and mighty Czar who waved his eceptro over his hum blo subjects lu tho Fiftyfirst Congress Surely something seems wanting in Reed his session Hn does not appear to tie the popular hero that hu va and evidently there Is a Haw somewhere In the programme that was designed to carry him through tho irotent Congress on a wave of popularity and mid him In the Presidential chair Just what the trouble is nobody appears to know but thero plainly dlECernlbtu a discordant note In tho hongtif Praise that Is bung by his party follow ers and thu Speaker himself does not appear to jo qUit happy There Is n pot on the uioau and tho different part of thu vast machinery of the House of Representatives do lot work smoothly for tho glorification of the Speak Wlether It Is the overhauling shadow of a pos i elblo nomination for the Presidency or thu loss of his measly little red muubtaclio that has brought about tho change Is I uncertain but surely U is noticeable to everybody Mr Reed and his little Comumultte on llulcs composed of himself Iteprtsuntatlvu Iltmder son of Iowa and Representative Dalzill for tho Republicans and exspeaker Crisp and Repre sentative MoMlilln for the Democrats meet icarly every morning before the House does and the Republican members of It lay out the work for thu day Then the big Speaker mounts tho rostrum and as soon as prajers are bald by tho Hind chaplain ho begins to ca ty out tho programme by iccognlrlng here and there tho members upon vv hum his official eo deigns to fall But OH ho thus holds sway over lilt subjects they dont stem to worship him as they did In the good days of old There are 214 Republicans now and I Is not ns easy for the Speaker to control their loyalty and their allegiance as it was In tho PlfljMlrst Congress when thero were but ITii Republicans Kvur Since the Speaker announced his commit tee lists for tile pro ent Congress thero his bell n wrangling and jangling n bwkbiting and u sneering antI a working at cross uuruoscs that hits appeared to worry the Speaker and that I lias robot him of much of the clat that has always accompanied his doings and sayIngs I thu one big Republican In the House of Rep I reeitiiUvr He I Is charged with having made up his commltteiB with much less regard for the millllcatluns and deserts of ambitious mumbers than a dcslro to cater to the wishes l of tho political leaders who might possibly be able to control In his favor the votes of great States at the National Convention next summer vOlton nos mer Whether the chaigeIs true or not It has had Its effect and every day come Republican mi mbrr takes tho door and voices his opposition to tho Reed control the House although a the same time exhibiting his fear and jealousy of It Among S44 Republican members there must nei ebsnrllv be a large number of ambitious len and wouldbe leaders but all of them have leon put absolutely tinder the thumb of Speaker Rued and his Committee on Rules and they dont like It They are beginning to rebol already Chairman Walker of tho Banking and Currency Committee his denounced the trium virate bitterly for Ignoring him and his impor tant cotninlttcu In mapping out thulcglalntUe echcdulu to be followed during the present Con gress Whon a few dais ago tho Committee on Hulls adopted the provision I giving certain committees tho privilege of reporting legisla tion at any time the Committee on Banking and Currency was not Included I although the ques tions before It for consideration are the most important that are beIng considered by the public at lie present time No wonder thin peppery old gentlcnian from Massachuxella who Is I Chilrmim of that great committee storms around and complains ot bad treatment Hepburn luwa of the Irpburl of too onu Htiiiiigist men on the Republican side of ho llotite has denounced from his place on the tloor hit attic chauibvr castiron programme of the Committee Irlflmmo tee cm Rules and threatens to make lore trouble when occasion shnl arise A 8rale ot members who have all nothing in publIc prl cutely give voice to their Jealousy and dMiko of Speaker Heed and their resentment of his evi dent Intention I to let a little clique run the House of Representatives These len aro likely to be the nucleus of n great storm that will break around the Speakers head someday goon If ho does not show more coiuldcration to tho members who up to thistime seoin to have ben partly forgotten Nono of those with whom the speakor has surrounded himself as leaders in this Congress of attractiveness and 1 force and aru mel Rlrctnei great ability hey are all good len and good Repub licans but the very fact that Mr Reed far out shtncB them nil detracts from his own dory Thero Is no man tn comparu with Reed In this House and he Is too much like Gulliver sur rounded by the Lilliputians Dingley of Maine tIme leader of tho Ways and Means Committee In n Inn of unusual nollltv on certain linen Ho is a great student and an authority on tariff ciucstlons but he has no magnetism no attractiveness nnd no forcu os a leader of men Each time hn makes I speech ho exhausts him self physically and his lung power U bo small Unit t his words are lost In the great ln of the House Ho Is too honest for a politician and carries his heart at all times on his blvnve lie Is not a schemer or a trickster all his policy with regard to legislation is alwajH k unuir ii lit advance because ho tells It to whoever muybo Interested GUl Henderson of lows Is I 1 vigorous hand snmu floiuent and popular man u lino talker

of thu llurid Htjle and u trueblue ii Hu I lias probably more personal friends thui any other iirnn on the Republican slduof I thu Hoiibe But when making n speech he Is likely to sacrifice login to sound practical nrgiimunt In n desire for applause He plays to much to than galleries IMlell of Pennsylvania Is a good lawyer nnd Is credited with I being u shrewd politician but hu Is lot n leader nnd I never will bu lit lacks physical ptiwui If nothing else As for Incle Inn Ciminn thu Chairman of tho Committee on i Appropriations ho Is decidedly unpopular with twith hi rule of tlie Republican members of tin ll I Juitise llu I I to utterly lacking in tact and discretion Ho Is I good fighter bust constantly makes enemies Instead of friends lluso arc lIned lleuteimntb and they are men vv ho will do his bidding absolutely hit tlio men who art not In I this llttlu I I m niterlu are t lie ones vv ho flu u going to ruaku tie trouble for lie I rpunker and they are ready to begin just as Boon as they t sen a chance Thu power of I lie Committee C on llulcs IB now greater than ever bin In tnu eif rclsn of that power the Speaker is bound to maku enemies every day who w 111 I vux him I mightily buturu his reign Is I at an end During thin 111st few uloys iii Congress speaker Reed was the target of all eyes but slncu then hnscrms I to liar built uncUt fornotten In the ureit popular Iniuiist In the Venezuelan ali mmueiil question Visitors K to the House of Reproentatlvs nowadnjs and they ace lie Speaker c lthl t In his chiitlt on tho hit r rostrum hut they dont Iran over tho galleries and crane ut their him niclJ and change their seats t get n look Somehow they seem to think that his position as n possible Presidential candidate his made him cautious and taken away that Heed dash and that look or command which the rank and file always like to too In a leader and In seek ing for a cause for the lack lustre of thelr hero they usually find it In the assumption that tno Presidential bee Is buzzing busily under his No I hat Ambition has made him timid they think and many men point to his record on the financial legislation recently passed by the House as proof that ho Is not to bold and fear less as be en was At the frt State dinner given by the Presi dent and Mrs Cleveland at the White House 1 week or two ago there was among the guests 1 wellknown New York banker Indeed there were several wellknown Now York bunkers at that dinner but there was one In particular who en gaged In conversation with Speaker Reed In the presence of a Cabinet oftlcer or two and other prominent men The banker wa a much older man than Mr Reed old perhaps presuming on that tact poIntedly asked him why he as Speaker the House of Representatives did not see to It that n bill was passed providing that hue Government bonds should bo pull in gold and not straddle tho question by putting through a bill providing for 1 coin bond which mluht mean anything or nothing Speaker Rrrd Is well known as I man of very ready wit but ho wel was not prepared for this hading question and mado 1 noncommittal answer which led the venerable bunker to ray after he hail gone that he was ashamed of the Republican party of which he was a member for the timidity und cowardice of Its leaders That was probably the first time that Thomas II Hoed WAS ever nrcusxd of timidity or row entice end yet the New York hanker Is not the only Republican who Is anxIous to know why Speaker Reed does not dar to come out boldly In the open as an advoratoof thin gold hlUr The answer of course 1f easy It Is that ho Is I a candidate for the Presidency and doslres the support of those Western and Southern States which lire favorable to silver Speaker Heed at heart IH I a gold man hut evi dently he prefers to straddle the I financial ques tion at present and curiously cmough this Is just what his Democratic enemies lire pleased t to see him doing In Washington Iho I convic tion has become deeply rooted that thin Republi cans will nominate Reed or MoKlnlev or Allison or some other man possibly even Harrison who will ho willing to run on a platform that will take no decided stand on the llnanclal ques tion and that the Democratic candidate will carry Now York and Massachusetts and all tho sound money btates and be elected fun Impetus given lately to the Levl 1 Mor ton 1 00 has somewhat disturbed this pleasant dream of thin Democrats because they know that the New York candidate Is a eold man of the most decided stripe hey fear his strength and proves to ho anxious for the nomination of Heed a tho easiest mal to bent because of his tlnanutal cowardice as they call I Socially Mr lIed Is us conspicuous and prominent and as much sought after as over There Is no lan In Washington life with so forceful n personality and whether at n gather ing In tho East Room of lie While House 1 Ulnnnr nl 0 foreign ombl for a leceptlon In tho drawing room of n social lender he is always the centraof an admiring antI worshipful group Ills ready tongue has lost none of itunlinblcuesn and as a diner out he Is 1 much desired and much favored cutwt By the politicians and public men generally hn Is I regarded as having a flout placu in thu Presldontlal race but Ole how iiono of them thinks hu will win the prio Two years ago they mid lie was loo strong and domineering now they bay hn Is overcautious and nervous and afraid to plant bin hit feet on n cnuratteous partv plat form Reed will go Into the Presidential Con vention they say with many voluc but will hInd when once In that tho Itouublltan man agers hare unmade deals elsewhcru all selected others fur their second choice Mr Heed how ever prohablv has little I trust In politicians 1 and IJ lel II If those 1 who mannga the I Hcpumlcnn Conven tion of INiKI I arrange to drop him ho will un doubtedly rranl about It In advance and be prepared to make u dignified retreat KTLTKlt ills SEUGCAXT Hummnn shot When inntlln Ordered Him to the Station Honir hiuirtto Jon JS Sergeant Timothy Cant lln uf thoIivcnUi precinct was shot and killed by Patrolman Michael Sammon nt 4 oclock this I morning because ho found Summon off his bOlt nnd Intended to report him therefor buuimon went Into a malt house where ho re mained for more than fifteen minutes Sergeant Cantlln arrived on Sammnns beat omit finding him absent began iijcaich for him Whon he ante him emerge from tOo malt house ho sus pended him and ordered him to thu station stAton houto Sammon pleaded to bo excused but Cantlln said I cant do It Youll have to go to the station home and see the Captain about it Take that then told Gammon who had drawn his revolver nnd levelling the weapon at Cantlln he 11 red a shot Into his right side the bullet lodging In the spine Cantlln fell and Sammon titlon huuw which bo walked tl tir f hOI whch entered saying he wanted to get warm Light ing his pipe ho chatted for some time with tho reserve men and the started out usn As was leaving that station house Patrolman Mo Cluro cntertd and laying his hand on Sam monV bhoulder bald You are under arrest for shooting Sergeant Canllln minion made no reoly but filled his pipe again and was locked up Lnntlln lay where he fell for nearly half an hour but dltl not lose consciousness Taklnu hs whistle fiom Ills pocket hu blew alarms until hu I attracted thu attention of Patrolman Me Cluie to whom he told the facts of tho shoot ing lie was removed to the hospital where hu died this afternoon Catitlin was 31 yours out anti had a wife and live children Summon refuted to talk about his crime Ho was Captain of n preclucl fur several years and bro a good character but was reduced to thu ranks for cause and since then has been care less In his duties Ho appeared however to hare considerable Intluonco with Ibo present Police hoard amid was dealt with leniently I when arraigned on charges I ho weapon with which tho murder a com mitted was a handsome revolver prceented to bammnn Leu Captain of H precinct by the two pie residing therein and bore an Inscription re citing thu fact It is supposed that Sammon bore some grudge against Cantlln and Ihll after hu had shot him believing ho had Killed him Instantly he went direct to tho station house to divert sus picion cleaning his weapon on the way GtfV lltKUlSOSS SUKUAY Date of HI Wedding Not Annonneed Attitude u to a Kcnomlnittlon Gen Harrison received a tow callers all old personal friends at Ills apartments n the Fit tn Avenue Hotel jcstordny 1 any of them von lured to Inquire what brought him to New York at this time his Invariable answer ha been Oh1 I had legal business In Washington and 1 Just stopped over here for a few das Jut now of course that about ion Harrison In which piople are most interested Is when hu Is I to marry Mrs Dimmlck his late I wire niece who lives ut 40 lat Ihlrtvclghtli street Al old frlund of ien Harrisons bald jeunnlny lien Harrison hasnt told mu that ho Is I go Ing to be married hut I wouldnt be surprised tn hear of the wedding any day No notes would please me heLter and really I think theru in I ever reason why tho ncnrrul should get mnr rledlf ho WlltK to jim I only homo he bus Is I in Indianapolis I Nothing could iniilui its him to live nnyvv hire else Mr and Mrs Mcheudivide their tiniH betwoun Now York neil Saratoga Rusell Harrison lives In Torre Haute Uen Harrison therefore lives clout with servants In Ibo old houou In UfUware avenue After breakfast yislerday lint Harrison went up to tho Hotel Imperial to call on the McKees Hu returned to Ito Fifth Avenue for luncheon und about M i oclock lie went up town tu calf upon Mr Dimmlck About tao when he hiu returned to the hotel Police Commissioner ti rant called and WHS vltll I I I lust lluneral about llfteen minutes len Harrison dined at the hotel nail bptnt the evening with thu I Mclvtes L I F I Tlbbott Ihl I Hiirnsnns I secretary salt that the business that brought iris Harrl I oi KnnlvtuH hl b connection with what are called tho Callfoinla Irrigation ca or Iheso roses have nlfoll u the courts for sun HI time nnd they come up for tiimlargument In I thu Inltrd I Hums Kupremu Couit I HUB weuk It I I appears t lint cart ago a law natt passed through tie allftir mutt Legislature empowering tIm executive ofll cur Irlllliurl known nn thin Irrigation Dli Irhtlu I raise money by I Issuing 1 I bonds fur lie iurpot of Irilgntliik the lands in thus dlstiii TItus district questioned the eonHllutloimllty oft lh the t act and refused to t pity the Inturist I I hun t bond or tlm I faco of thin bonds whim they matured tue I bondholders brought suit to re rover antI ongiigwl ien llnrrlson and John F Dillon of New York as chief couiifel I Joseph H ChoatoiepreucMitH the district The cases will tin I lelrps I Wednesday I Thursday Gent ni Harrison will remain here until the day before the arguments are to be heard A month or more ago lieu Harrison told Gnus Miller his old AttorneyGeneral und closest Miler friend that he must IOt under un circumstances appear lo he seeking the anr nation at St Louis next summer He would make no effort to secure delegates and hits friends must understand It I there appeared In the Conv entlon a general desire that hu should In the candidate he would accept the nomlnu tlon not otherwise Tho powers that be In In dlann understand tho lonerola attitude and It wns said I o night the Indiana delegation while Oen Harrison will be the choice of every man of them will not go Into the Convention and work for 11m I Choicest Theatre HatBox Ole rrlets Trlephon AUlD Advie Agency for particularsd lhvreO4dU lnraA 1 A CRUSADE IN BROOKLYN ISO JUltflSTXIlb SPEAK OUT AGAINST XIIl aininoon JIcr KoeeT ttt m llemandeilNrw Sfnyorn Pol icy Not Annonncrdllo AVrttm a Pleas out JttUrCnrapnlcn Prnmlirpi of lie pablUnn Lender to Hiiloon Kerpen Time ministers criisado recently started In Irookljn with a view to bringIng ahant an enforcement of the Sumlav Excise law trim be l gun ycstcrdny In nearly 360 t rlmrolics of tho arlous denominations tnthollct Included tho admitted nnncnforcnmcnt of tho Inv by the polIce authorities was denounced with mnoro or less severity from tho pulpit nnd nppcnls were made to Mayor Wnrstcr to signalize the advent of his administration by reversing the sidodoor policy of his predecessor and clos log up tho ralnons on Sunday There was not I slnglo minister who auntIe any reference to the movement who did lot eulogize Commli sloncr Hoosovelt for demonstrating that tho lusty could b enforced even In New York city and most of them hold up Ilrnokhn as a most pitiable example of nfllclnl laxity In Rome cases time churches rang with applause In re sponse to tho pulpit Invective The crusndo was not cunflncd to mlnUtcrlal denunciation A printed petition had ben tent to each church pravlnc I for an enforce ment of tho Etctie law on Sunday and every other day The pastors called attention to tho petitions nnd nt thu closo uf tho son lets tho uemUis of tho congregations Mocked into the pastors room to sign tlium Thin was dono at all the sen Ices amid In n ft w days thv pet tons will bo pallid tngrthcr until forwarded to Major Wurstor The document will contain ir bably Ooou names Today n delegation of thu ministers will call on Major Wurstrr mil lull hliuof the actlonm taken In the chinches yesterday I was cosy to MO jcsterduy that I lloose telt breezo was rtibtUng through Brokljn Tim saloon keepers uho laid heel luiuttonud lo kep their tide doors open during Major Sthtcreud mild enl e iidmliiUtratliiu were ap prehensive of trouble for in moht eases the Hide door were kept barred ugaliibt btrangcrH and watchers were on the bldvwalK Kegulnr customers had no dinicully In ijucm lilni their thirst but tho general tcciro among the aloon keepers caused by the ministerial crusade had the effect of gllng Ilrcokljn tho drjest Sunday It has had In a couple of years There h I no doubt that tho xnloon keepers had re ceived u quiet tip from tIm polliu to be nn tins nleit Otherwise the clrync would not have been fio genural limo l av Knforetitnent uoci ety took no direct part in thu demnnttrallim stordY ant us far as could bo learned 1W spies were not out I IH I understood how ever that It Is going to try to make trouhlu for the authorities unless Major Wuiater hot lilt foot doun on the bide dm r policy N o far Mr Wurater has not foimally Indicated what course ho wil 1 puritie cm I lie Sundaj iiutstlnn but tills Is n letter he tent on aturday to tIns Itev Robert 1 Kent the pastor of tho Lots Is Aenue Congregiitlonal Church in respuno to a notification of lie proiiosnd crufado ugalnHt tho Sunday truillo Ill hieh the Ituv Mr Kent read to his congregation je terdaj Her KobrrtJ Kent IlEAit Kin I have read with Interest jour courteous letter of Jan 7 ami the anonipaiij tni circular and I am ureatlv olillired to Mill for setting forth clearly tho purpose of the moement As tIme Mayor of the entire city It Is my court wisely mid Justly to administer the powers of my nfllcc In thatelTnrt I dc lio to i luue the Mipnort uf nil I Illzcii who whIm good goummunt I shah b ulad tim butiiio such ixprcshlun of public sentiment as they desire at tiny tlmn to manifest and will con sitter It with great care The force of public sentiment ran go further than any rltteu Matute and It mubt bociealed amid untalnel 1 J thu element In tho cnmmunltvwhlcli works for flue unateat good for time uleatest innnlicr lIon 1 prniier discharge of thu dUI lnn0iil I upon mu by mj flow citizens N I mv aim In entering UHIM nffli c I ho hlif aid hlch the au ulicird t lll IKnot to vmhiriifs thin city autlu t riti s in their elI iirts to tech mu t Ito prutee tion of list t rlirhtn nl all the people Again thiimnm hi mug IOU for the favor I am cry duly t jour FIIPII W WIIIISTHI Major Tho Hev Mr Kent has lieeii onnof the liad ITS In the null salxm Minday viuaile and hu told his congregation out urdiiy that thin nio mint wn titus most pnimisini of the kind ever undertaken In I Hrouklin and that he hud cv Ty ton uttienire in UH nil t I uunuto nuei exs lln I wild I Them Is 1 limit to kei p I hllem nnd n lima to speak und this Is a tlini tn fj euk 1 he en forcement of tInt law In New York cIty II 1 Mr lioo cclt has attnutiil the uttentlun uf the entire country It I t Is I high time i that toiuu of Mr HonKMHs spirit should liu I felt here und that butt Itrooklj n sulnoii keeper leirn thou thu law Is I on the tOut itt bonks and must bin 1 tli foncd SVe do lot want thin dtlnkirs fiom New YorJk anj lomror to boast of I mm elcounie tint tills Mile ot the t iher llrnokljn cannot itford to be the barroom i o Now York on hundaj Thin Item Dr Ijmau Abbott of Ilyiuoiith Clitireh referred to thin movement in his morn Inns set mini He Mild ninon othi r things I Is the laramount u duty of t lie utuiuti ic to rigorously urry out lie i lavv TIn itt iii Immist rim lon of the laivs In this lountn I1ild i until iItenu cvccrali The bablc print lule of iltmniiitm mutt is I undermined when tiu executive t luaiuh is i per mitted todisido what laws bhould be enforcetl und what not Iho Itev Dr James S o Chadwlck the pastor of the Simmer Iuu enuo M K l Cliurth sand it I Is thu duty of tho t moval ii mitt hri St hunt element in thu cnnmrinlty to t Ic tho newly y silie toil Major know that he will lie sustained in tint enfnreemeiit of thin law In I null mmml lye thunder tones let us as cit lens tell m him that tins saloons must lie 1 closed on Mnnlavs trout doors back iloiirs side doors nnd all tlnors t Tins Hev Dr lild Jreg the pastor 1 of tlio Lufajettu Avenue Ircsiivlcrlan Church Mild that titus people xhould ileiiianil I in em phatlc terms that thu existing KxiNo laws uhoiild be cnforecil and thu uiloon sliki doors IM well us thu front doors cloed on Sunday III thu other lulls Kplsi npiil rrosbyte rlan let imimllt llaptlst Congregational I and Catholic thero snore like utterunces from tItus bttuh lilt I tho police inatlo any nnems for excIse vio lations jestiiday no tnlorinatlon I on lie C sun jtct rciehutl Iollcu I lleailquarurs litui only I record of an arrest for Sunday violation was that of Barbers Cenrgu I Jiukboii and TlinnuH Lorrnnq for hhavlni tiMomcrs In tV liii mimi ltcht shop at 4HH Nostraml iivenuo WurntiT paid last A those friend of Major urhr nl httliat ho was serinuslj troubled over tho Sunday Million q UROil Vein I lot for the pressure of tliee minis ters I and teiiiperancc penplu In I gential said this I friend Mr h Vurbter would piolmbly al line mailers t drift iiiletlv i I tilt mug as they t till 1 I I under Major Nhicrcn It I now sienm that bomethlng must ID dono In thu way of a noun itt iitt enfnncluciil of thin law It Is I I inut admit prettj inugli on tins mlooii keeiierf foi during the rutent t iit Majorally thom riigmu the I o wero iisxuiutl hv the Hcpuhllcan mUIILClr Ihut I Mr i Wiirslor I If elected would Inlknv I clobelj In Major hchlirens footsteps Jul1 t what Muvor Wursteis exclfe policy in I going to bo will hut rlcjirly outlined beforo next huuday The sighs point t to a much niece Btrlngnnt eiiforcumcnt of tho law AIUlBSTl 1nit SELLING votL The Toting Vloluior of the Kunilny Inw h Ktitlllcli DUcliururd liy Indleb Policeman George Blsscrt of thin Ilfth street I station arrested two alleged violators of the Sunday law at 100 A M I yesterday niornlun and brought them to Essex 1 Market Court Thuv wuro ItttT Splunsn IB jearn old of 4V4 East I Thlrtrenth street anil Joseph Frank a IJ years old of 4ii East llilrteuntli I street t hpllitmns crime units selling I pall of cud fur fire cent tehi lit Knink was uiccuie isi ul sclllni meat The boy slid his father who IsMekiuid I tilt of work bought thin store three thus 1110 to glue him I a cholw to lieln I aupimrt huts I family HI I illtl not k nuts ho was 1ilatlng the law I nut hat not been notified to close up tils place Mauls rate Kudllch discharged him Frank was lined S5 and told he was old enough to know the law A W mnn In Her Home Hurt by a Bleat Michael Feuy used a heavy charge of powde while blasting on A hillside In Weehtiwken yes terday and n fragment pf rock from the bias was hurled through the house of William Mil ltr on the Hackensack plank road Mrs Mil ler who was lit the house won struck by time stone and slightly Injured on ennui arm ITcuy was lined JS by Recorder llyer Btumcr Ashore Near Cape Ilenrr CAPS HENRY Va Jan 12A steamer struck on the reef oft New Inlet lifesaving station North Carolina about 8 oclock P M The life living crow from that station has gone to her assistance DZLITIr AT A ninnfi It4NP5 A Mime and III Mistress HIlled nnd Their llont Ktt on lie Nrw OIIIKANS Juti ia Knrlv this morning a flattxmt wns discovered on tire nl Vmt Wrgn mu Joffersun parish opposite I New Orleans nn ho west bank of Iho I Jl he l al lml Thnse vho reached titus boat first found hiimmc tint her deck ho boul let of Iat I Morrison n while I man nitl hi ils colored mistress lloth of them had lieth tilled by being shot to pIece and tie intt units lien set fire to to conceal thu crime Morrl oils boat has been lying at th landing ivt Honthpor mind West Vpgo for some time lit nronsrd the anger of n mob which went to his mat last night and klllel hint anti the woman and then Set fire to the boat The womans child was found alone on the shore and It Is bought one of tno mob took her from the boat before firing It TUP KAisrn ninffT nrcKirE niv Mr Ponltnry nicrloiv Ipiivrx ntrltn WIth out teeing HlH Old friend BEntlx Jan 12Mr 1oultncy Blgelow loft lerlln on Friday on his return to New York Ills mission which was to obtain the rrndmls plon of the New York Life and Mutual Life In surance Companies Into Prussia under this old conditions has been a complete failure Con tracy to his expectations thin Emperor did not receive him Tho Berlin papers say ho spoiled its relations with the Kaiser by mixing UD a commercial enterprise with the Imperial name A COP ItKEAKH ANOTHEKX ITItlST He hIsS Him by lllitnko Vhtn Hlrlklnn nt Two Thieves Ha lied Nabbed Policeman George Kolgol of the 104th street station Is laid UP at his homo with a broken wrist ho result of n blow from a fellow policemans club Early yesterday morning Kelgel saw three uen acting auspiciously at Third avenue anti Ollth street He hid himself Inn doorway so that he might watch their movements and saw them enter a saloon at 201 East lODth street They had forced an entrance to the store so Bulge ran up to the door when ho saw them coining out One of them got away but the other two were carrying fiveBallon demijohns filled with white key and before they had time to drop their booty the policeman nabbed them Both fought to get away and Itclgel blow his vvhlntle to summon help Policeman Watt came running up Hu hail drawn his club and In trying to hit the prUoners struck Policeman Relgel several blows one on time head one on the wrist break ing It and a third on the right hand cutting Kelgeli knuckle The force of Vatt blows knocked Helgcl down and he dragged tho prisoners over on top of hmlnnt Watt tripped and fell on top of the thieves The two policemen the two thieves and the two demijohns rolled over each other In the fuller 1 inn the policemen got on top and hauled thin thieves and the demljuhns off to the station houMt Hie thIeves described themselves as Patrick OHourke of 1ith street and Third av nun and Jniuos Hidden of Oil East llllh street Policeman Watt explained to Capt Wester edt that he did not tnmean to dim Policeman Reign Police Surgeon Donovan was called to dress Helgels injuries and the thieves were locked up In the Harlem Police Court the prisoners were held lu 51r0 ball WEDDED AT 1O OCLOCK P Jf P rclvnt Itallln and us Bunnbttr of Saloon Keeper Mould Married A young couple drove up to Police Hoodquar tcisin Jersey City at 10 oclock last night and the driver of the coach asked the Sergeant be hind time desk where a Justice of the Peace could be found lie said there was acotipbo outside who wanted to get married Justice John P McCormick was at Police llcadcjuartera and after a brief interview with thin couple he got Into the coach and went ulth them to hU hoiibe where he per formed titus marriage eeremony 1 hun britius suIts Mlis Viola lillzaheth Moulds SI years old of 220 West iiflth Street She is a daughter of William Moulds who has two sa loons In this city olin at TH Iliiverslty place and thin other at li U Broadway lIme brldeginom is Mr rcrclval Ballln the 21juirold son of Mr SiiMnve N Ballln n linen Importer nt lJ Iranklin street He lives with his parents at id West Suventyslxth strict His father saId last night that the marriage was asurprlsu both to him amid his wife They supposed the young man was out of town lie added that they were not acquainted with the Moulds A roxa mo JUiV Cornered by noun In n Street It Take ICelnictt on use AwnIng HIVKIUIKAII L i I Jan V2Awhhd fox madea reninrkablo leap In lie business contra of this vil lage last evening about II 1 oclock The animal came running up Bildge street pursued by a 1mlf doren hounilB After running into Main street the fox was cornered by the dogs but It got away from them by making a clean jump to the awning of J H J II Perkinss store It then flushed through nn open window into n room vvhcrn It was afterward captured by Reuben Loomit Tho barking of the hounds as t hey approached Bridge street caused much excitement and a large crowd gathered in the street beveral persons witnessed the jump of the fox From tliunlilmvalk to the awning U twelve feet and six Inches actual muasuremcnt Old fox hunt ers say the jump is ery remarkable limo fox had been captured by William R Fanning and a number of fox hunters who were exhibiting It on Bridge street when U es caped ELOPERS AT MONTE CARLO Mm IIlEiclniinn did 1ninen M Smith Play Inn ut thin Table BOSTON Jan 12A letter recently received in Boston from Monte Carlo dated Jan 1 says Mrs Frank L Illgglnson and Mr James Wheatland Smith are hero and she looks mill ently happy Shin seems to bo enjoying life here to thin full und revels lu all thin gayeties of these beautiful fciirrouiidlngs lie I looks as Jf exist ence had become a burden Already lines ct earn are furrowing Ills forehead und his face bears a strained look Mrs Illgglnsnn acts like a bride bubbling over with liipptness They both have spent n good deal of time at the table and have been unlucky At first tlmephttyed gold bnmttim y lost en heavily that I heard Smith nu 1 his wont do wo must hold up and now they only play a franc at a time Mr anti Mm llelmont nt Newport NiyniOKT Jan ISMr and Mrs O II P Bolmont remained at Belcourt within doom to day except for a brief vlblt to Marble House This morning two sleighs arrived for Mr ltd mout aud doubtless tomorrow ho and Mrs Belmont will go sleighing If a thaw that Is now prevailing dues not remove all tho snow A re port current hero today that Mrs Belmont would eell Marhlu House is not generally be llevid It 1 Ishaitlly I lirobit lila that Mr i ami Mm lirlut ion t Intend I t nnaUo Belcourt their mum mnrntr homo for Its living apartments Arc not usiuf Iki out thy exicnslvu for Mr I llelinoni u family vv hlch includes I thin two Vii nuiturbil t lioj here 1 wana cii riutmut until difnppnlntrd crowtlu u Trinity I I Church this morning i xpcclltu to see Mrs Itch mnnt In her urlnmel hem but she did not appear It I I Is understood that t Mr and Mrs t lid mout will rctuin to Now Yolk on Tufdaj Itimlan Minister ArrUrn Among the passengers who arr vud on tho Prench lino Meiimshlp La Cititutil Ano yrster day was M Kotebur llushn Minister tithe tnlti Status He went vv Ith Ihc Itusslaii Conml General Alexander Olarovsky to the latter hmnolii I the Hotel I I Logen t Llghteuntli street and FIfth aveniio wheru tin spent the daj M Olarovnsky said later that thin Minister was dls Inclined to talk oil thu present Luropean crisis and llusblas position In the matter In the afternoon M Kotzehuo wont to Washington Thin Acnnntl Advance CAIB COAST CAUTIE Jan 12The Aihantt expedition has reached a puns within twenty eight miles of Cooinasle the capital of AahanlU The final advance on that pine will be suds to morrow si tr nr mM9mm US 1 An Authorized Statement from Her Government j HER CLAIMS IN I GUIANA 1 No Time Will Be Lost in Placing Them Before Our Commission rite IlrttlNli Government unit Ieoplr Appro rlnte the Fact llntl 1 Vo lliivr Not Ail led lo Their Dlfllenltle Diirlnn the Trlml seal IitusodeAt l a MrMInc of the full nM nn HMtiirtHr It Wii Dieldrtl to Irlnt All the Infr StriatIng tn tile IllIllH Dispute will Venemncln Without Walt Ine for Parliament to ttmTrnr Tlip te sire Is to Meet Vm In it Friendly HplrlU LONDON Jan 12In an editorial tnmnnmr thin Standard will say that lie comtminlcnttotui It t publishes relative to the attItude of Germany and thin Transvaal cud tint publication of the papers on the Venezuelan difficulty arc all authoritative It adds 4 trged by friendly public opinion In the United States to place before thin world as soon 09 rutty be thin British cane ta regards thin con troversy with Venezuela tIme Cabinet on Satur day decided to respond to this amicable Invita j tion by publishing the material documents In its possession bearing thereon 4 Of far more Interest to the English people than lie problems to bo faced In South Africa or the relations of this country Y with any other power are Its relations with the United States and we cladly 1 take the opportunity of bearing testimony t to the magnanimous attitude of the American f 1 nation toward us at a moment when communl fi ties less generous thought apparently that a favorable opportunity bad arlien for adopting i toward us a tone of Insult If not of menace Instead of taking advantage of the auz j mentation at our anxieties and the temporary 5 multiplication of our assailants tho Amcrl can people with a spirit that does them 1 honor and which Is appreciated by as have not only abstained from endeavoring to add to our j perplexities but where they did not actually offer us their sympathy they have maintained an honorable courteous reserve That Is conduct worthy of them and It has i not unnaturally Inspired the English Govern ment with a desire to meet our kinsfolk acmes i the Atlantic In a friendly spirit 1 Lord Salisbury as we announce cliewhero has decided not to wait for the meeting of i Parliament but will publish us soon as they can beirotready all the documents In his possession bearing upon the disputed boundary between British Guiana and Venezuela AH wo have tald the attitude of the people of the United I States during the post week has materially Influ enced the PrIme Ministers decisionJust It has quickened the feeling at friendship entertained by Englishmen for those who speak their tongue and ajiaro their literature on the other tide of the ocean v The maintenance of friendly rclatlomiwlin the United Stales must always be H consiivrgm tlon of the first Importance for Great BrltalV We say this to thin American people with tury absolute candor of deepseated cordiality The foregoing article is leaded throughout and is evidently inspired by thin Government The Dally Keis will say tomorrow that Lord Salisbury has refused to agree to arbitration of the Guiana boundary dispute on the terms pro posed by Venezuela and has also declined to recognize the the request of tlus United States to trace n boundary but If the American Com mission define what In their opinion the terms should be and if a European power will thin net act as arbitrator all Interests would bo natltflrd Tho JJailu Cltrontrle whoso despatches from Washington about tIme Venezuelan dispute have attracted much attention telegraphed yesterday I to Mr Gladstone who Is I at Biarritz France asking Canyon with reference to tho pending con troversies reafllrm your agreement with the 4 House of Commons resolution In favor of arbi tration between thin United States and Great I Britain 7 In his reply which the ChrunMt will publish tomorrow Mr Gladstone says My opinion on arbitration Is I unchanged bat I think that I cannot usefully appear in a pub lie discussion at this moment The Standard will say tomorrow that the Foreign OlSen Is busily engaged in completing the papers relating to tIme Venezuelan dispute These papers will bo published with at much despatch as Is I consistent with the satisfactory execution of the laborious task DUIIUN Jan 12Mr John Dillon delivered a speech In this city today In which ho consti tuted himself n champion of the United State In Its dispute with Great Britain concerning its GuIana boundary He said that If Lord Salisbury maintained hit present lines there would be r terrible crisis but If It was proposed to drag tho two countrle Into war on grounds appearing to be grossly un just the Irish party would be heard from on the floor of thu House of Commons WABlUMiTinr Jan 12Mr Henry Norman thus special correspondent of the London Dally ChrimMr sent the following despatch to his paper before leaving Washington today There U a simpler solution of the present difficulty and restoration of cordial relations between England amid America than any I have yet suggested Hut first I must make imu point clear I obsorye that tho Foreign Ofllcu Is I reported to have confirmed the Btatement that Canada has not agreed to the Behrlng Sea arbitration treaty Tluro mint Ito a misapprehension in Knglui il concerning this I Know positively and assert for tIme third tIme despite any de nial that Canada t has mriid If I the Jorelgn Olllcu I has null y tlrnltd this t then thin rorelgu OlHie Is titian iii ft uif tin faili Now this tnaty IK almit Inbe returned to thin AmtrlHU I hit I iiitiimit Why should not liirrt Nil ibiiry ntlafli In It n clause providing for HitI I iui tuition I i nf i all pending questions ana eviu ith till fiu t tic unnu j Ilosititimu Vtnitiiii amutl Canada there are the Alaska boundary thom Eitsttrii flattened and other iiucNtloiis mining discord If he duel tola 1 am alilit ti slate that the Administration will accept with pleasure the treaty so altered This Is a method of accomplishing every thing with perfect honor and dignity to both parties Asi cabled a we k ago an agreement by England dlroct with Vrneuela would be we corned by the Cabinet und this Is perhaps still the most probable settlement Therefore I may add on authority that If Lord SalIsbury will In form the American Government that he Is wll ling toresumedlplomntlonegotiations with en ezuela the 1ablnot hare will press Venezuela to request England to rnowdiplomaticrelations But this ann If successful would only b counter Irritant and not a radical cure extlr paling international discord at Its root It U therefore infinitely desirable that Lord balla ii 2

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1ft J I1I k 4 w r 77rr AI T I 11 2 I THE SUN MONDAY JANUARY 18 189B 1 Imry adopt the former method which would b anally simple honnrablr and effective 4 Itlxrertnln ninv Hint ho wil not nttvropt to Uphold tlm Srliomlmrck lino without arbitra tion too Hiircly It wnulil ho the best policy to so cure everything nt once bvn mnsterMruko cer tain of welcome lino and remmn all sources ot discord with the Lnlted StaLes from tho hurl ron nf llrltlsh pout IcR Storcovur ior4 hnllshury would bo wise to lennlnnto the I mnttrr before Hrnill demands ar bltrntlun of tier end of tho Sclioinliiruk line thus adding a new and dlftlcnll coinpllcatlon1 THE ntr runcr 0 tniAsxs rustm The Conflict Hnil to tome nnd Our rot ton liny its Well He Vnderntoad r To Iov Percy yirant rector of tho Church of the Axccnslon Tenth street nnd Filth nc hue Is I ono nf tho clergymen who think It 18 I worth while for cl enl to hno definite Ideas abut tlio foreign relations of tlio Ltiltn State 8tnlllcollo Mk Do you Icllcxo In the Monroe dortrlnii Are ou against Kuglnnd Do you llleeln warMr Grant wild to tho reporter on Hatuiday mid make tho questions nil one i Ihnt Is 1 very toinprehenlo question nnd It I womn to mo that the whole subject nhould b considered carefully and tho nucstloni nn sv rrd Recording to the scxcrnl points In Tohed As to tho Monroe doctrine alone b tier In the Monroe doctrine Is ono thIng bvllo In tho applicability of the Monroe dourlno to I the Venezuela dispute I think is another thing As to the Venezuela affair thero are it ems to me three reparnte questions or Is sues The Monroe doctrine the Loumlnry line and war I heat Britain Is seeking tn extend tho Ills of her colony sho Is oniniKcil In what a hate asserted to bo contrary to our best In terests In this hemisphere nnd contrary to thu bt Interests of tho form of goi rnment In this htmtsphcro for which o stand I think that It should Jio liorno In mind that It Is not merely our own Interests nn a country that wo peck to prorcct In tho position for which the Monroe doctrine stands It is our form of government i a tho form of government most nppimcd on fils lrtoof tho world and the form which woo Iiold Vp bo superior to tho monarchical form I d if 1 one bolloTS in evolution anil that tho los ooluton roco progresses In its Institutions as the order of llfu aihanco from tho lower to tho higher tm cannot believe thAt pciiplu having culc a oyttem whereby they ginern themselves will reverl to the monarchical us stem Wheo Ivert Mr Lowell said that democracy or a repub lican government WaS Rtlll an experiment ho W speaking among foreigners unil ileslrcil t b moderate 1 should not want tu ny that ours is tlio highest ton of covrrnment but I should look for adMincement along tim hub of ascertaining t how great an extent n Deoplu may be goiernlnK to what pcrfec tlon government by the people may liv hrought not t retrogression t discarded formi It has been said that nlnco colonists have ettlcd In tho disputed territory In tho belief that they were t llxo under the British H S Urn it would bo unfair t them to turn them over to n different form of government Hut if they have been occupying land that didnt belong to the colony the arc merely squatton and It would bo na absurd to say that the owner of iho land should not put them utT If ho wished to as t say Wit the old wiuatturs of Harlem aSould not give way to the owner of the property there And If itn between the colony and Venezuela Venezuela has the KU perlor form of government it is i just that the pror United States phonld Bland for the malnteiinm of tat superior form against aggresslxe efforts t Interfere with It In territory tho ownership uf which Is determined S much for the Monroe doctrine itself Al t Us applicability to the Venezuelan affair I Great Britain Is seeking to extend Its ter ritory and Its system in this hemisphere con trary t what wo have asserted ti ho fol our best interests and tho Interest of our form of government In tho hemisphere I hhould say I IYmment 8 that the Monroe doctrlru Is I applicable without regard to what the lonBoiinencos may lx I Is a I understand I to find oat just this for oursoles that tile Venezuela Commission haj been created Then comes the question of tho boundary line If It b found t be what England S it Is there Isnt any question of the Monroe doctrine That doctrine Isnt Involved But If it I as wo have appeared to assume that It Is there Is justice to Venezuela and there Is our position as to what Is best for our country and our form of government to ho considered As t what is probable in regard t tho boundary line we are obliged to unto what Englands practice has ben whether history show on her part a policy of occupation followed by forcible possession and ns to tho Hchomburgk I line which must be admitted to bo an exparte pres entation whether a man marking out 1 boun dary in the woods would b likely to make such a line R he chose to make end whether the Indians of whom Lord Salisbury says Seldom J burgk Inquired men who would never bo likely t see tho light of ihlllzutlon are men who affidavit vuiuld be likely to ho mado a part of tho record or men who would IM lIkely to say what they thought would be agreeable to the man t whom they were talking whether where there are gold fields a line that goes out jUt 8 as to take them In Is I tho line which would naturally be drawn by agreement be tween the two parties Unless to go back to an understanding between hpaln and JO Holland I do not see how 1 boundary line could he fixed upon Bay about which Venezuela had nothing to lNow comes the question of war Do von b here in wary is asked Of course no civilized man Interested In tim I progress nf the people believes In varIt It 1 can bo molded lie does not want t see industrial and scientific prog I h ress stopped by destructive conflicts He does not want the orderly progress of civilization in terrupted War Is I brutal but where otber means fall order and right must 0 secured by force There Is no other way It IB really a matter of compulsory arbitration Tho civil ized way of nettling ills mtoH Is by arbitration You and I If we differ are not allowed to fight it out Our dispute must b settled in the courts and that Is In effect compulsory arbi tration the arbitrators nro the Judge nnd Jury It seems strange that so few pole aro willing to exjreES belief In compulsory arbi tration in labor matters The same principle holds inu and I are not allowed t have our dispute Interfere with tho community htrlkus and lockouts Interfere with the community by stopping tho progress of enterprises that are of importance t tho welfare of all nnd they Should not b allowed to do so 1 think In personal disputes l no one unless It I some plug ugly wants t throw brickbats Wo have to submit t compulsory arbitration nnd why should not this prevail in labor disputes And as nations a only larger Facial unit why hould there not b compulsory arbitration among them aonJ speak of the Monroe doctrine but that hardly seems t me tho best expression I The word doctrine sometimes suggests tho doctri naire What we call the Monroe doctrine It em me Is a great fundamental princi ple There a people who would say that a principle enunciated at a particular time for particular circumstances Is applicable only In a contingency when tho circumstances are the same but I think our Constitutions and Legislatures show the contrary It will hardly held that the Constitutions contem plated every act of the Legislatures but the Legislatures apply tho principles laid down Into toe Constitutions Cnsttutons The statement of our position in the Vnn eznelan affair I think came at 1 very good time It came when tim cry of personal in terest as regards tho nation cannot b raised I t Wo do not seek t gain anything for this J country in tho stand taken in tclmlf of Ven t ezuela It is a act which has an element of magnanimity I is not this country against r c EnglAnd It according t the statement of t the case a mode England against Venezuela te and by sooner or later there Is hound to ho l a question of u different nature In which the position of the United States regarding affairs In this hemisphere will rouse up ugiln When the Nicaragua Canal Is built tho question will l 0 between England and the United state There wont be any third for Nicaragua will nut figure In the dispute It Is sid that the Monroe doctrine to not international law But If the 4 present discussion serves t bring before tho I world our position as regards tho principle li r that doctrine assorted and thu nations see Just what we mean by Hand just what U stands for It will b of enormous advantage i I like the way In whIch the President stat t ed our position The diplomatists hem to car ryout Tnlleyrandd paying that the use of lan p guage II to conceal thought For Instance I r nav clippings from several I European payers of IW d different capitals romnvntlng on tinllHtiuryH statement Each ono wild that the Imnlorn Itlment I despatch left no doubt I to where lie hl o yet each tmocr gave n different construction to his word Mr Clevelands statement was t blunt but U I at least left no room for misun derstanding It said Just exactly what ho meant and it boems t me won u credit to Van i koe frankness Air Cleveland probably mulls I over ft point bat When ho nets I clearly before I I liimhaputHitluaHny t understood Still uerhnpM UolUburyH diplomatic language was a good 1 thing 1 may afford him an opixntu nlty to back down 80 far as I lowe len THE HUNS comment 1 or the Veuczuelun episode I have felt In nc cord with them and have admired the rourio i of TUB HUN as contrasted with such u paper as 11 jrn T tho Kveninu 1ott which I have toll might as r well ftlll been edited In London from Itfi I en wll lack of bymputhy for and appreciation of the American Hide nf the question I HARVARDS WAR Ul WORDS I j Alumni and Profeinor Ilcbatlne the Mom In Crluiion Lfu rue Doctrine the rlalol f CAMIIIIIIXIE Mass Jan 12 Harvard sits dont arc now listening tn a war or words which I U I being carried on between lerlnln professors and wellknown nlnmiil upon the present diplo u t matic controversy between this country and t England u tlio result of certain statements t 1 1 fcw V J r vniu 1 mae by Theodore Roosevelt In opposItion tothe views nf some professors Tho battleground li the Harvard CrImson the dally organ of tile cole and the Implement of war are tho versatile pens and rnsyflnwln wit of tho eomprtltorx livery morning readers of tile I rhesus have a grist of letters from alumni nrRtiltiK this and dIscussIng that ap provlnK or disapprovIng the llovelan One policy This amusIng stage of affairs dates from n few days after the Gubllo hnd read the Irrst dents metsiiKn on the Venezuelan question Prof Albert Ilttshncll Hart itltciissed tho I Blshnellart trcI8e mel sage before his class In politics and cunstltu tlonnl history of the Inlted States 1ho regis Inr lecture was dlspcntid with ant tho Profes sor took 1 dtoldrd stand OKalnst the warlike views nf the presoiit Administration and tltliouuhlio firmly believed that war wnulil Slot follow ha deplored the rntical step that tho country was taking Kurlhor ho mulct tint I tim President of the French republic had cent such n measaito to the French vimtu loncem hil lerinnny them would bo vvnr In two days between those two countries A day or two after I letter appeared In tho Xiivni sinned by 1rof Hart nnd abut 1 dozen Mtiiteats nnitostlni lllnt thIn nttlttulu nf tile Iresldent I inr jac mid beKKlnu every ono i uiiiiei ted with the university lo do Ids ut most in influence the Snimtori nnu Iteprrfenta tlves nt UnshltiKloti to try ansi nv ort 1 pol hlo star between tho tutu KngllslispenklnK na tions Irof lltalenf the tiass in Inti rmitlonn law did lllt n reo with lisa Ircfldont rrgurd to ill Vt iuuulan question and bearing upon tho Monroe doctrine but ho did not express his opinions Iii class O1Iress Since then tho prers has commented at some length upon tho stand taken by the Harvard I professors Karly this week however I long letter ap peared In tie ririii from 1 I hrodore Hoo eveit He look n lot derided stand mtalnst tint vies nf tluMrofe ut s beie i nnd urittd upon lIft mil tlciits thnlirieislty nf baikltiit up the Monroe dnetrlno vnth nit I their I strength I Ho IImily nirired ulth th 1reslilunt I In hl Odeu ado and belleveil that rverr rlchtmlnded and patrIotic Harvard stuiUnt should also dn o This Utter set the I ball I rolling The followInir mnrnlm I Irof Wlillntn James tf tin Department nf 1hllotnihv I took occasion t give IIs views lu IhlooOII the columiis of the Crimson His letter wns fully as IntvrtitItIg M that of Mi 1 Honsevclts but ininowlmtdliTerent In tone nOd spirit irnf Jollies look jniit determined t cTccptlons to the eltlll Views expicssud by Mr Hoosuvelt and among other thlnvs said Your columns arc not tho place to ISCIISH the ClevclandOlney policy Mr Kr nielt uses them to call fur n b Kger navy that being of course tie next obligatory stip In the novel national career Hprune upon us su abruptly by the resident and which Mr Roosevelt consid ers It tu be 0 sort nf treason now to oppose There are enough of us who believe that tho elnpmonl ot such a national career would bo pregnant calamity for clvlllratinn Men nt the student ago aro eMI essayed by phrnse But I trust that no eaten words or nicknames will deter Harvard students who have once made up their minds adversely nn the general question from beginning use fight just nt this very point and doing what little they cnn tnnnrd bringing the threatened increase of armament to nautili The presence nf such names nt Roosevelt at Tames the font nnd of other letters wellknown In the alumni communication nppcnrlmr column nf the Oimwm acted ns 1 inacnvt for other eraduatcs to express their views On Friday the Cir printed amo other 1tel8 the views of Prof W WUoodvvlu of the Crock department He also disagreed with the stand taken IJ Mr Hoosevclt thotiuh In a milder way than did Irof James He said lu part Mr Theodore Roosevelt has criticised In your columns the vigorous protests made by various professors nf this university aicalnst the warlike altitude suddenly assumed by tho Washington Government Nothing out absence from hOle prevented me from adding my protest est to that of mv colleagues and I am there fore sorry to see their position attacked as un patriotic especially by ole whose character for Independence and common sense Is so well es tablished as Mr Knoxevelt8 J H Warner of the class of 00 has contributed letter to this alax of wellworded a galaxy Ct welworl opinions lie takes sharp exceptions to thu views of Mr Roosevelt and characterizes them as n violent arraignment of Harvard College opinion In urn another letter appears this time opposed ltt IRt to the violent attack ou Mr fs1 Mr Warner Meantlmu students and friends of tho university are waiting for further devel opments In this wordy warfare JVC AHOIOTEXEZUEIAJf IL INK It Charter Cancelled at Caraen on Re ceipt of the News Clevelands Melinite A copy waa received on tho last steamship from Caracas Venezuela of I official docu ment by which the Government of Venezuela cancelled tbo charter recently granted to the AngloVenezuelan Bank of Caracas The scheme to establish the AngloVenezuelan lank WW started by an Englishman named Hastings and the bank was popularly know as llostlness Rank The capital was about il000000 and was almost entirely subscribed by English l capitalists Hastings succeeded In securing a charter from President Crespos Government some time ago by which tho bank WItS to open Its doors for business before Dee 2 I Shortly before that date nn extension of Imo until April 1 was nuked by tile Mock hold era 1 untIl in the document referred void to refused this and thereby tile charter became It has Just become known that this extension of time was once emitted andthat tho an nouncement of tho fact from trio Minister of ForeIgn Affairs vvas printed In tho Government organ in Caracas the Official tazttle Hcforii the edition of the paper was distributed news cached Caracasof the message nnthe Vtnezue Ian sent President Cleveland an question selt by to ongress and of the attitude the United States I had assumed The Minister of the Interior ummarlly went to the office ot tile Official fin rite and hn the edition destroy and another I printed In which It WIH nniuully announced that the charter of tho English bunk had been cancelled There are now but two banks In Caracas the Bank of Venezuela and tho Hank of Caracas Roth are controlled entirely by Venezuelan cap lush tnlAnother Another Indication nf the attitude of the Venezuelans to Englishmen Is the fact thnt the xlnnsive telephone system owned bv lnilisli capitalIsts In the country Is being boycotted This system was established about eight years ago and extends to all parts of tho country About three years ago a rlIIslll vv as etab iheil the owners of which are capitalists of ho United States The nitglhh compan had secured concessions which made It hard for tho American company to compute with it In some places and in many Instances It was necessary for subscribers t have the service of both the rival lines News came by the last steamer to the effect that the telephones nf the English company were being rapidly ordered out of heir ofllces by Venezuelans AROUND THE WORLD fR HIS WIFE A Fear Tear Search Ilkelr to End Hue ceilftslly In Florlit Ito the Ford fJlttstn TAMPA Jan 30ne of tho seasons romances came to light this morning soon utter thu ar rival of the train from Jacksonville The regis tar at the Tampa Hay Hotel contains among them tho following names Hugo Bendix Paris France H K V Cobb London England und M 1 Van bulll Chicago III Though widely separated In their places of residence these three men have but one object In coining tn Tampa and that Is to find the mIssing wIfe uf Mr liendlx About four years ago the Frenchman married the woman according to the common law form lie claimed to lovo her desperately but post poned the Ugnl ceremony on account of bust hess affairs lluforu Hits could bo intended to they separated owing as hu confesses tn his un reasonable jealousy Tho woman then disap peared covering up every trace of her where shouts nnd since that time bur distracted lover illSs her In vain Ho travelled nil his sought YII 11 Iravolc1 ni over France and England noplnit t get track of her but In vain A very short time ago Mr Ilcndlx was on his way around the world when ho accidentally tumbled across a Irish trail nt Hot Springs I Vn bv reason of the reward of lion francs for nformatlon that would locate tbn woman I Among others attracted to thu case wan u I ouni i Englishman who thought lie I could do a Ittludrtectlvo work as udhcndnn Mr Van Hulll who was on his WIlY to Florida bicamu acquainted with the Frenchman nt Chluign and tie two travelled together as far I Old Point Comfort where thuy received word from Cobb that the niUsIng woman was at Itkh mood on her way to Florida From this point thu three pursuer have had an exciting clIo down thu Atlantic coast but the woman sought for bccnied t keep Just ahead though she could marcel have 1 thought hat her husband nets cluto behind She IK I ravelling ns tompanion or hurst II an old rench lady Col 1 W Wrcnu located tlm party It this point hey stopped nt the hotel for voino days arrivIng here Dec 11 nnd regis ei Inc ns Mine Jurrat and party They am nuvv abtieiit Their rooms aro held for them and they aru expected back very foon thin three men have been assigned to I cnsey suite ot looms In ono of till taverns and bavu left Instructions In theottlce that they are not In Tickled to Death from fIt Vhiladelphin Record CHICAGO Jan 7Ierol ala ibat will kill you idilmfd cmnrdlnn at the Olrmplo Theatre lat nlllbti and then he related a funny itory Hit appesseul On tlio staeo wetrln ranal boui shoes and awhile oat wliti balloon uttoveA As noon an tin fiiun man began to wrists hilts ulnry Mclilut Mngliardt I I of SOuth Im Ind I Uuiliid I lulls auiul an mi titus 3 prizrcmied Ids lull Hi liurcaud ml I mi lauxnxj tmuuriiiiHi ItHiMt hi iii rose miiei r buil In li ito i hair exhaust d anil bosI stn atnril trnin I Inmmnitt I lie liinl clipu Li ret dt heart b ills uure iraluist liierr tent and hot Ueiu rrtiage soon i uJ lilt Uraia m w I fJ 1 FOR SELFINTEKEST ONLY XII GOIDnitlCK BRXATtms Jig TMV nt urn TitVHJa Hhntit for trre Shiver nrcnne of flchcme In V lilcli They Are Concerned or Ia I the Hope or HrcnrlnK Reflection WARIIISOTON Jan 1C With the close of the century It Is believed that tho standing of the len who sit In the highest legislative body in the land I tiltS United States Stnate will boof a ory much higher grade I ban been demon utrntcd In tho columns of Till SUN for the las vrcuk or more that many Senators Democrats anti Republicans are wilfully misrepresenting sound money constituents Tho Se atoms have had 1 notion nil along that they could do as they please that they vv cro not tho servants of their constituents and that I mado little or no lit outsiders what they fercnco to 0lt5tdor8 just n pr igramnio adopted This Is utter anti absolute nonsense In the estimation of Senators who regard the wishes of their constituents and who would no more think nf betraying the Industrial and com merclnl interest committed to their keeping tlmn they would of picking their neIghbors pockets It Is with exceeding pleasure how ever that Tin SUN In looking over tho situa tion today cnn say that tho Senators who have been and who aro betraying their constituents are not consldi red men of character either In the Senate or Washington In looking carefully over tho Hit of these de linquent ones It Is very apparent after inquir ing Into the history of their careers that they are not lit to represent any body of constituents that they are no moro like the old Imo and linnornblo Senators than tho roustabouts on the Mississippi are like cultured gentlemen thnt there Is every Indication that in 1BDT 1811 and 1001 the present Senators who are disgracing their States will bo retired to private life Tlio constituents uf those men are comIng to understand lust how they are being betrayed anti In the ell the notorious Senators wilt share tho fate that is Imminent Voorhees and Tur pie of Indiana illln9kl1iurn ot Kentucyapd Jockrell ali Vest of Missouri Voorhces and Vest are members of thus Sen ate Finance Committee That man Harris an I other Senator who Is I betraying his constituents its I 10 on tho committee Walthall of Mis sissippi another silver Democrat Insists that ho Is not misrepresenting his constituents but James K Jones uf Arkansas another member of the committee cannot say the same So hero are six members of the Senate Finance ommlttee live of whom at least are dally and lOurlvmlsreprcsontlnKhound money people The cond net of Jones Arkansas I especially repre lenslble at this time He Is tho author of the trIo colnngu substitute for the House hand bill Senator Jones takes this stand and yet tho Democrats of Arkansas on June U 18114 de clared in their State platform Weileiimmt fits free coinage of gold and silver with out dlicrlmlimtliiff against either n etat Hut Jones of Arkansas doesnt seem to care lie knows well that he Is betraying his people and justice will b meted out t him by tho coni ng Legislature of Arkansas He will bo retired from the United States Senate on March 1 807 tones has quite a number of friends In Washington who have been very much con crncd over his conduct They have believed that ho was n man of Integrity and they have expected that ho would act like an honorable gentleman to his people Many of these friends are deeply grieved over his attitude in this ma ter His colleague In the Senate James 1 terry U also betraying his constituents and the worst part of It Is that Berry canuot be retired tired until March 11101 fho difference between Jones and Berry Is hat whereas Jones has been expected to act uprightly rightly In matters of this character little or nothing has been expected of Berry Ho Is known In the Senate ae one of tho most narrow minded and Indifferently balanced men In that llttlo like that for Mrs body Every Ilto pension lke Ir ohn A Logan Berry objects to and In 0 bun dred other way ho manifests a mental makeup that would be worthy of only a Georgia cracker The trouble with Berry I that be doesnt know anything never did know anything and never vlll know anything Hut above anti beyond nil else he doesnt want to know anything The fart that this man could have a seat in such a body ns tho United States Senate Is I almost In comprehensible The attention of straightforward Democrats and Republicans should now be called to those two Florida Senators Wilkinson Call whose term expires on March 3 1HH7 and Samuel Iasco tvno cannot b lot rid of until March 3 him Tho htato of Florida has been built up b y mild gold caultnl I Is dependent upon gold capital for Its future prosperity Vet Pnsco and Call am the craziest of tlio freestiver cranks In tue Senate Only a short study of these two len Is I necessary to explain their conduct lasco Is considered ono of the freaks of tne Senate Ho was bur In England and educated at Harvard and to nil Intents and purposes his education has been thrown away lie Is I known lS n whiner a nuisance and I bore and yet this nnn because of the rulo nf the Senate concern log seniority occupies a high place on the Com nittee nf Appropriations Tlu Democrats of lorlila have said frequently that Paico Is be traying their nioneynd Interest Call is also spoken ot In the Senate a a uisancc Ho talks on every subject and is I very dourly not familiar with even the smallest uletitilu of the subject ho tackles Ik talks all the time Ho is I almost as bud ns Itlulr of New hampshIre was in lls day Call hesides being I silver crank bus n nliihtmaro to the effect but the inilrnuds of Florida nniit to beat him for reniecllnn next year lie wonlB the Senate to IlveI lto Ihh matter It Is evident from tIlls that all Is aware that Ito is to b shunted to o tho rear anti he wants HOUIO cxcusu for iteliiH umhled 1 nut of a seat that he has not adorned In any way Possibly the most famous net of Call was n nupleot years ago during till tariff debate In tho Senate It was n mighty hot tIny and Call vitlinm Dm I tdlehtekl otto took off his shoes lied back his chair and 111 s feet upon lib desk In the Sonatu Thu I Washington corn pnndcnts called attention to this tact and Cull was very angry when he tend the cummutitnon hilts action luor Ithout n quiver In Ills cheeks he aroo In his phu In I the r eii ite and denounced the nrrespnnduntn nnd then appealed to Ids lellow M nntors to say whether or not be hnd taken off hilts heos and put his fuit upon hlsdusk loshnw how clannish this body is I It may b told that the very SolutIons who winked to tho corre poridcnts In tile press gallery tho day before ittlit I thus called their I attention to r all I r undlg Hied act Mipported Cnll and declared that he md done no such thing But the story was true Just tho same Whenever you vvrlto anything that Is true bolt sumo nf thceii Senators nnd they dn not like ii they gut up In thufr places and denounce the irrospiiiidentB Hnrru of Tennessee hasdono tills on fccvcial mi isnii Ihvku oversensitive nos believe thnt In denouncing thu correspond cults they will bu eel right before the people As I mutter of fact the I Washington crirreepundenU of tbe greit newpapers are careful and con crvntho men Tip y ran have no wrong motive vlmtitvur for telling Iho truths about lmo nt tho ttondors against decency and a good order of ilngs As 1 matter of fact il Is well known thiist Bomo nf this Washington correspondents are altogether too genial with sointi of these ennlorn Hut they cannot bo In quarrels all tue time and besides Homo nf them have ul moAt bc onio accustomed tn thuniitrngcniiscon duet 01 some of thu members of this highly In teresting body terrslnK In the Democratic State platform of Georgia dnpted on Aug fi i 14IH a blinutulllo plank In vuiy sense 01 tilts wordaud yutMnulorJoun B Gordon whoso March i 1HII7 rdol term expires on llrrh IHIi Is one of the moet pronounced advocates for frets silver Senator onion Is I not in Ills neat how even once Inn I month Hu 1 rtnlgmd Iront thu iinatu I number of ears ago declaring that liu md to mnko 1 living slur his family le I I wont tl New fork and engaged In various railroad nternrlses which eld elgael pan nut Hn there hue was bunt back t thn Itilted Slates inntit to innkit I living but us already iisiii hn IN not lriiitiently 1 seta In his ell Ilku I mstof thu Soui hint Dimocrntic Senators vvlni are betrnvlng their constituents doidun duos lot fall to huvii his re I itlves cmplnvud at Oov rninent expense His a 1 remarkable fact but mid tho less i tt II host t tites Senators believe in gi tllng all they cal out of their jobs nnd do not bellitvillinii ary fnr tbeiu tn reciprocate In any way lucy I arts to dons tbiy pliube ill is repre eni the mmiiy views of their people rellehelt of their relatives Into Fedurnl pluus nnd tills I to them I is I tlmlr complclo and only Idea nf what 11111 I I SIssIes Solution tuulghit to be Ill I roining to Hiiialnr N C Itlniu lou nil nt Louisiana vvhuo linn also ixplrisoa March il 5 18117 It eun ho sushi lIt liii In npokon of In the K IHle Its being llgnter than u biscuit Thou great Slate ot loulilana us Ilh its colol exports and lilt great city of Nol Orleans with all Its Industries I nrcbulngmUreuiisuntudbythU man Hlamhard I and his I rondiitt U I all I huts moro culpable whin It U I moiled that his Democratic collengiinls DnnuUun Cnlfury Senator Cattery is i Uio ntriiiigesl of Minnd monei Drmucrntlu hiiuiloiH i IIu I riuognben thu demands of his people stilt I lianoinhlu and Miulghtforwara innuuh to t iignrd s tluli u vvmhen flits Dcnmcrnu of LouUlnmv mipleaned i uioiigh lo Know that Air LuITi r s term I cUM not mid until March il IHO I 1 vvluruvs within n year troll now they will bu nblu lo gel rid uf Blaiichnrd Ilia strongest trhtlcisrss heard on Blunchnrd Is that his doo ut new to understand that ho U bo c t tnvHng I hll people I Is I believed that hei 11 deficient in his efforts to get at tho absolute truth of tab money situation 111 1 Louisiana Thero Innt 1 Democrat III Washington who doff Hot know tbht the crtM Stale nf Virginia UnytUil Dominion Hie State which has itlwuvs Item hgurdeil with ttrlde Is not n sliver Slate I I Is n blmuul a lila Ilnll Tin Mjiind money soil tlmcnl time neionlltig I to all lesinrch Iof I thou ktnutrat IccoluUlo c Senator John W Daniel lie I nenlnr Dcmoi r illo Si nntor of the btnte whose term pxplresnn March M MID Is I tho flutiSt rbhl free cllverittt Out it5 tn meet Ho believes that ho Is thu greatest orator that the Senate hn linil since Patrick elrs slay As a matter of undisputed fact ho I Is lie ttiresome stteaker with the possible exc cp ton of John T Morgan of Alabama In that body I la the custom nmong the Senators when they make speech of nny length to con gratulate rni bother at this finish Most of thus speeches mndo In tho Senate nro fur the purpose nf ntTeutlng tho polltlutl future of beimlnrs loltlll This In I notably so In I doubtful times AIMmrt time ago Senator DanIel mndo a tlircrfhour spicch I vvaa nil for free silver 111 Daniel aid II wngsthtu itrsislestoffout of Ids life When nf If11ellllort 111 lie ended llot n single Senator went over lo Ills KKit to congratulate him ansi Inasmuch ns Daniel Is n highly sensItive Indlv Idunl Pugh nl Alabama Raid took pity on him and went over and RaidJohn I makes you sweat doesnt Itt That la I the congratulation that Daniel got after tumbling his hair for three hours nnd shouting until he could bo heard over In tho house ot Representatives Yet Mr Daniel evi dently believed that tho millions already on this earth all the millions to come In the future 1IIlonR generations would read his speech nnd con It word for word rea In gelling along t California It Is only neces sary to toy that Senator Mrnhen M 1 White the Democratic Senator Is I deliberately misrepre senting tho Democrats of that State betiatnr White know this absolutely to ho true On Ali M 1HU4 the Democrats of California adopted I bimetallic plunk In favor of both gold and silver on such a basis as will maintain their parity A free silver plank had been Incur porutcd In the platform but was chopped out Senator White Is aware of this and yet as I member of tho Finance Committee bels equally vociferous for free silver with Voorhces Harris Vest Junes nnd Walthall His Republican colleague from California George LI ItrkUw Is quite as untrue to his con stituents as White The Republican State plat form nf California adopted on June 1M 1HII4 does nut declare far tree silver It believes that silver w Ith gold should be mado a legal tender and that Is I as far as the plank goes IDS Amid nil this story of how the Senators are acting dishonorably to their constituents It In a HHnpaut o c ptfni to say that TIIK SUN his al ready printed allot of the men who regard the trusts committed to their keeping hero are various explanations nf tho actions of those who are betraying their trusts In advocating freo silver when Bound mOllY principles have been Incorporated In the official utterances of the platforms of the two parties In every case It Is a matter of selfInl rest Till selfinterest 1 either based upon financial schemes or upon a belief that these Senators cal b reflected on a free sliver btamllng Hint they are utterly mlstnkeii on tUtu latter reasoning It 1s onlv necessary to point to Missouri Nebraska nnd tther states which are dally switching over to sound money Thu Nebraska platform favors Ijltnetalllsm and that will do nwuy eventually with William Allen whoso term expires on March i 1800 Then Pfeticr of Kansat Is to go Oi March 1 JN07 ns Kansas Is a soundmoney State Thu change In thu sentiment of Kansas alone Is an Indication of what Is I going on allover over the country Tho free silver nonsense Is gradually but surely on the wane and tho Sen ators who have hoped for reflection on nnysuch an Issue will In thu ell lint political oblivion Before closing up this article It 1st I necessary to say that Oregon Is also 1 sound money Mato and yet John I Mitchell alias John Hlppli formerly ot Ponnsy Ivnnla Is mlsruurescming hilts Mate by free 01 vcr votes Nothing elite however should have been expected from anion with HIpplcMlli hells record Thin man who would betray the I closest domestic relation could not very well be expected to act in I honorable way toward tonsllluents who hon Senate ored him ss ills u scat in the United States FOft A lATK COTENXON Democratic Conimlttprmen HclleT In ah HUort Sharp Fight WASIIINOTOX Jan 12Tho members of the DemocratIc National Committee who are in the If Id tonight ready to participate tho deliber ations of tho National Committee tn tho nton Natonal Commlteo su cctlon of a Convention city on Thursday night aro Brico of Ohio Ransom of North Carolina who as Minister to Mexico came all the way to attend tho meeting nl of Wisconsin who also holds tho proxy for Alaska John Sheridan of West Virginia Pnsco of Florida all Sherley of Kentucky Don M 1 Dickinson of Michigan Is here although he Is not the National Commit ceman for that State Daniel J Campau of Do troll Is t he reprejcntatlv for his State Dickin son however has omethlnifto say The shouters for bt Louis are on their way be Cincinnati folks will bo here at the proper time but the New Yorkers are out In force Thoro is to bo a determined effort for the great est city In the union Thu fight I entirely 0 wcen New York Cincinntl and St Louis and yet Chicago I hone to cnmn in on hut honiu stretch Wall of Wisconsin I 1 11 l Chicago All want to know where iiinnau and llricu stand Us believed at hirt blush that they are for Cincinnati and jet Senator Unman has gone to Ness York for the purpose of trtnming the depth of me sentiment for Now York As already said In Tit Ms many National Coiumltteemen favor a short nnd sharp cani algn following a lain tonal Convention even as late as September John Sheridan of Vest Virginia said tonight The horler the better and prIncipally for the reason Hint the newspapers give the people nowadays l the Information they want pruniptiy anti concisely lluru is no sense In Inl eeplng the country disturbed by 1 long serlesor discussIons anti narndes to the dnmugo of our business arid Industries Thoro cannot bunny liarp contest until both parties arc fully In the field ant I do not beiiuvu list Democrats could hose anything by letting tho Republicans light the air during the hot summer Certainly tiny hos In this way would bo more than counterbalanced by the gratitude of people who want I lest whatever local discus Ion may bit doslrablo before the final work of gettIng out the miens to register can ho done hy Itn organizations Whnu the Convention U I surer the general tight Is I nn and that should b short and sharp Iwo months II plenty long enough for I 1 think hero art more Democratic lmocrto Voters In the country than Republicans and that 0 Into Convention with tbe bent and Inttst udgment on Issues nnd candidates In those changing time Is the best way to bring nut the votes nf those who belIeve In fundamental Dvm crntlc principles Secretary b P I Hheerln will be here tomorrow Imparted In Confidence fVomfne Waldoboin Wanderer The small boy hnd 1 restless unhappy look as he approached the young man who a calling on his sinter 1 wouldnt tell anybody but you about It he raid confidentially About what About hats happened tome Bnt thought you rnlyht help happened In what way Do you remember that little bit of a gold watch my bluer had 1 Yes I was fooling with It and sister was coming and I put It In my mouth to keep her from so ng It and the first thing I knew 1 swallowed lu How long ago 1 This very afternoon If you put your ear down to my cheat you can hear me ticking In stle stleYoud better have 1 doctor Then Id have to let the folks know Sister say s you have wheels In your head 6omotlme and I thoiiehlmebbe youd IOU me whal to do for em an that It might lit thin case Opposed to Naming 1 left Ilnvli County Irom She SI IMiiIR flcpu bile NEW OIIIPAKH Jan Mississippi Is fighting the civil war over again bucnusanf a proposition t create 0 new county out of parts ot Hindu Madison and Rankln roe people of the pro poned new county favored thou hint until the Cnullnlciurr of Jnckaon suggevtud that It bo called Davis or Jeff I Davis after the tullust ills tlngulnhod cItizen Mlfslmlppi his turned out the exlreshilemlt ur the bsiul hens Confederacy eiLnlled States Secretary of Vnr and United State Senator hue suggestion of the Jackson newspaper crouted u storm A bitter cmitrnvirsy I In prngrrM and both hides nre claiming I victory It probable that tho nd here ills of Mr Davis will win but nut by u great niujnilty When Jeltorson Davis ecrtnry of Vam IelorRln laI Kansas and other htnttts In thu Witiit honored him by bestowing his iinnm on several coun ties When the war broke out however theo States found new namis for thn counties so named Florida made lelTerson iaviss birth day present n legal time holiday and I Is so observed nt the tlA Chill To tho surface of the body driven tho blood to the heart cooled anti Hinted Then fol lows cutnrrh indigestion heart disease The blood must b enriched anti vitalized by tak ing Sarsaparilla The ozsorruo Blood Iuriller el six fur se U 1 DlI euro blllouiiiBss and stele head Hood Pills uu 16 cvuu ant 4Md4tA lt L A1 Prr3 t t q J bolt EOYS WINTER WWII Fancy cheviot outing suits Is knickers I with boxcloth oxton siona Sweatersfor loss money than nnywhoro else in Now York wo believe Heavy Scotch stockings soom expensive until you consider how they last Golf capos of chinchilla worsted lined velvet collar Bud detachable hood Skating and golf caps I ROGERS PEET fe Co Trluce and Drnadwnr Warren and Hrnadway Ttitrty second antI Broadway Mrs K A Mojcr nf No alll Morxan tnt rt Iouis Mo and vhosn liusbanil IM Miver Is pniIoveil by the McKinttpj Y llikiry Coni itiy of St hunts I vv rltif I liavo Inin twHermit fnr jiars with imllKchtinn anil alunit ui i months imo I was told by a frit nil Mrs IjewN to ttj llntiiIaliulcs I went tn I lie Ol I III Isle Drue I More t kept by Mr Mastlirouk nml I Kt them there I useil them t as directed I I anil Intro not lieim tronliliil t with iuilleistloii slnee 1 Have never iHiti as wtll I as I ii its nt presint Blnto I was fourteen jeaihof ilge I will never hsesi late tn ron uis uticini them to nny one Sit hen itg as i I had been I think I would hit deul Ixfme tills if It was not for KipniiH Talmlis Rlnans Tobules am sold by 1 druggists or by mall If the price AD n nlu n liox Is sent to Thu Itlpanit Chemical Cnmpuny No 10 Spruco bt hew York buuiple vial lu cents CONSOLIDATION CERTAIN FISH SATI Tin irrttTArvnK WILL Kfl 11 Thtnkn the Tolnt Cnramlltcr this Hliortr t Cut to Slur Areompllxlimrlit More Rrlerendnni The Senats Committee AliiAxr Jan 12 Spcnkor Fish said today that In his opinion tIm consolidation of New Yorl ant llrookljn would bo effected by the present Legislature without fall It Is n mistake ho cnld to suppose that the appointment of a lolnt committee of the two Houses will opt rate to delay matters It Is not Intended to dn BO nnd will not have that effect I think It In thou shortest cut that could bo miido Them nro n great many questions of n constitutional nature whIch must bo pasvx upon with deliberation before n bill Is drawn The formation of n plan for combining the dif ferent and In some caucus diverse systems In ORUO in the nrlnus departments of the city Government In Xovv York Brooklyn anti Long Island City necessitates n careful Investiga tion Could not such an Investigation be made by the Greater Now York Commission Possibly but that would cause more delay After it had reached Its conclusions anti made Us recommendations tho Cities Committees of the two Houses would havo to go over much the same ground and consider anew tho points discussed by the Commission Instead of that the two legislative committees get together appoint n joint subcommlUeo and when their conclusions are reached embody them directly In a bill or bills nod the question Is In shape to bo passed upon by tho Legislature You may bu sure nf one thing Consolidation will oo effected hoforo wo adjourn and it will bo effected finally There will be no referendum or rcsubmlsslon The people of Brooklyn have voted onto fur consolidation even though the majorIty wns n sinull one and there is I no reason w by It should be submitted to otc again As fur submitting to vote the pronosod charter which may bs agreed upon that would bo unneces sary also rise decision as to tho mttHods by which n desired result Is to bo brought about Ii s what tutu Legislature Is forand a referen dum in this matter would be an abandon ment nf Its constitutional powers and respon sibilities Senator Loxows resolution for the appoint ment of tho joint committee when It was In troduced ou Wednesday night was as much of n siirprNo to thu Itcpublkan Senators as to those nn the Democratic side President pro tern Ellsworth may have known nf It In ad vance but certainly no other Republican Sena tor did not even Senator Strnnnhun who Is I Chairman uf the Cltles Committee Home of them have shire taken occasion to criticize use Kvack statesman for bringing forward a new plan at thu last moment without consult ing them nr even Informing them of his nur rose Senator Bush the lender of the Brook Mi obstructionist was so unprepared for this move that ho wanted tIm resolution toilet over until he had nn opportunity to examine It When he had done so ho told Senator Lexow thnt the Brookljnltcs would vote for the reso lution If ho would have the joint committee enlarged t o that Dr Brush could have n place nn It This was done mint the first move to ward consolidation wn accompanied by nn unexpected harmony nmong the Republican members The revolution will bo taken up In the Assembly when It meets tomorrow night anti owing to the acquiescence of the Itrooklvn Republicanswill probably be passed without mmh delate A Joint session of the two Cities Committees is likely to IK u held on Tuesday or Wednesday and tin KUlHCommittco will lie named prob duty nn motion nf Mr Ellsworth The make up nf the committee Is not yet known here arid tInt first news regarding It will bo brought iiu morrow by the Htatcsmen returning from New York It has been pretty generally sup posed that Senator LCXOJV wnuld ho Its Chair nan hut there are n cur who doubt this Some of senator Stranahans friends have suggested to him that he us Chairman of the Senate titles Committee ought not to give way to eniitnr le nvv nr nnjboily rise In IhIe moht Important mutter that nn come before his committee Senator Strannhan has been strongly ndv ped to mnko a stand for his rights It Is not likely however that there will bo any friction over the Chnlrmnnshlp Mr Jtiannlmn IK voting modest nnd a new mem lr nf the Senate HP wIll acquiesce In whnt ever the lenders In New York decide upon hough he may first make n protest against Senator Lexow selection TO pvsir GnrATFn XEIT YORK Llepabllennn Disposed to ITntTT Thlaffa New 1ollcc OrjcnnlEntlon In Prospect Greater Now York legislation was the subject discussed at n conference hold at titus Fifth Avenue Hotel yetenultty afternoon The con ferees wore Senators Ellsworth and Strana liars Chairman Hakett of the Republican Mate Committee Senator Platt and Ed vanl Lauterbach As a result of the confer mo it was determined to push work nn the Greater New York Idea to confute the tin Ion that Usere Is any Intention to dclnj nr idetrack It It was determinedIf o sihle to have the Assembly at its session tnnlght adopt hn concurrent resolution calling for tIe ap ointment of a cnmmlttieof four Sen itors and he Astemhlvmen tn Invcsttgatn lists matter attil to have the committee named nt oner This committee will liegln Its work nlthln ten days possibly the latter part of list present week Its final working session wIll beheld In Brooklyn where the gientest sentiment In op position to coMlldntlon has developed The tearing will hue nn Ito t bill 1 prepared bv the Greater Now York Commission and Intro uced by Senator Lexow This bill Is merely Is declaration nf tIlts onsolldatlon by tho com munities which In 1NII4 voted for cnnsnlldn t inn With thn stunt mutt Rics oei hired to cnn tltutn a special metropolitan district It w 111 bo n order to legislate for lists government of thnt district antI that it Is proposed to do bv com missions Mr Uiuterbach In talking with Police Commissioner Fred D Grant nn the nuhject at tile hotel jesterdny said that tile first measure proposed will probably bo ono PS nbllshlng n metropolitan polleu evtitcm fur the consolidated territory HAl nn oiiKEits Pit If iIISSION The JEer lr MeCoanell Preacliee la the Iflh Avenue Baptist Church Tho Rev Dr S D McConnell rector of St Stephens EnlsMpal Church Philadelphia reached In tho Fifth Avenue Baptist Church last night In tho course of sermons on The Contribution of the Churches to Our Common Christian Life It had been reported that Dr McConnell violated n rule of the Episcopal Church which rovldcs that no Episcopal clergyman shall reach within tho parish of a brother minister without first obtaining permission of thin latter or of thn Bishop Dr M Council explained that he hod com iuhitut fully with all requirements an ho had receIved tho necessary permission from Dr irecr nf St Bartholomews Church who he aid had the pivvci to ac In I the matter Dr I MeConnoll sixtko nn lie I Epltcopnl hutch Ho explained thu Unet of tho Jimih nnd urged thin cooperation of nil lurches and tho obliteration nf denomlnn lonnl dllTerenco I In n united effort tn prumnto tlse uiiiso of htulsi issisi t y Our Church hu said Is unly separated ruin others I In I t lift matter of siren tlizsu t ku flur Church Is fnngio atlnnal Ireb I terlnn ml Episcopalian Our Chiinh Is 1rotttstnnt mil Is iilsn Ciilholli u IIpisi npncv isnotniol cttlon nf u iTtaln order nf ministers culled by a tui fain name Hpiicopitcv Itho i belief that t liu Inlluencu uf Christ Is n pcrsunal mnttei It I H I nut the Ixllef 1 tItus t onn man lain his mud I nn mintltcrH head nnd transmits I pouor lit him and that In this I wnv Iho pimei ul the holy ihost Is iranstonv I down thiniiuh the gus Tiint Is n hnnlbiiv orgiimint Wo mid n leitnln attitude I timiml I dndrlnu list I Is urullar Vn liuiiiuin I In nur hiirch s vho Hllovi e In iiiiinv ill i trlnes Vo idiot hut I thu Church I iiUKhtltn 11 out ititIiuutsi lve uiniigh iii hold nn iiiiin oh Itbcrns I lajmanur proaUm vho believes In t hilst and the i tuirhlngsnf thu alutst lets Wit niu It i in iiipis u d with llui I pn li nt dlorganlrcd tuisihiu lint nf Chrlsttnnltv Vc urit willing I I to ho sHtlloHfd I up and lost fur dcntlty I In I that t I m w Church I i that will tintu all lit tho work nf dud JO1TINGS AHOVT 2oJrN ibis police made furl flvit cxrl t arrest Sesuerdey whii U nl nit lit llui M i a tin pi i ltd DK Hunday Charli N Innill a inlnti I 1 Siiinmirvllu N j itlid y i lerila nt HumMi i HiKpltid ufa broken Puck duelua fall frinu a ttiiITtlti on Nov I JainlilnhlofUiUail 1lull I el nil who nan scald ed on titiinlay niornlnic b falling tuina Tat nr mil mi astir In u whit tart lory HI IIMIi I I sliest anti 1 ait ill wet ittsi In I llnrltin 1 llnHpluil I jclcnlu Frank II auipliell ncnniluitnr in Ilic 1nlon trol hey mail wlillunihiiKed In npHirluu lint untie pnitt of iilts tar Third an uuit and 17 Jlh trtl laHl nUhi lell titer the ilasliliourd and nistulniil a fraelureiit u thu IUUII flue sIxth nnntnl hnnipiot of hits ontrderatp Vet fran fninpof lhl city nlll I la l given ui ILo I HI Dean llnti I on Inn 1H i In omtuleunruIs Stilt nr t the blrilulay of huh Itnu ri JMlxi i Amiuitf tin shatters will in lien imiilil r i Hirklii conipirulhr Hull I Ditrlci Atlinu lilliiwi i null VVIIIIalii S Krllei Ullllani rookllcl I I it Illli I ate tie city next Hatur day for an extiiidrd Irlli UirniiKli HIP hotsulu stud V iaf uhlili ma tiki lilin In ito canilwlrli ItUmtii lie w III bt iimpuuUd by Mm llronklli anti a yminKer ton The trlii Iliuilrriaki n primarily nu aceoiiui ot Isle liialih uf Mm llrookllilif lucy ito lo Sew Or Iran tint Alter tual tIny will LO lo Mexico and uuifurula i KRVHOEHlt AMERICAN PRISONER BrllUaot Mrcr of BIr Uammood the Mlnlna xpert ohn Hays Ban tnond the American mining engineer who with other members of the Re form Committee f Aunrtor arrest In the Trans vaal IsjAovf about 30 yeafsold Ho was edu cated at Yale and at Freiburg He first modo himself conspicuous by his work In the service of the Federal Government Through his con nection with the Sonora mines In Mexico ho became known In Europe 5 fi JOHN HAYS HAMMOND Mr Hammond went to Africa tn the employ of another company but he had a letter of In troduction to Cecil Rhodes who soon got him to transfer his services to the British South Afri ca Company The work he had already done in Africa had proved his ability when Mr Rhodes wrote to him to come from Johannes burg to Cape Town to see him He arrived after his two days Journey the night Mr Rhodes was giving a dinner party The guests didnt go away until late and It was 1 A M be Fore the engineer and his host had an oppor tunity to talk business As soon as they were alone Mr Rhodes who had briefly talked over matters with the engineer before he summoned lira to Cape Town said abruptly Mr Hammond I should like to have yon make me a proposition Mr Hammond made one in which 1000 a month or 00000 a year was named as his sal ary a figure which hits since been materially Increased His terms were accepted and he became the mining expert of the British South Africa Company This was about eighteen month ago Unless his career Is cut short by his taking part In the uprising against the Boers he will become one of the rich men of the world If not a power In South African politics which ho was in a fair way of being already The other American mining engineers In South Africa ret salaries which can scarcely be paral bled elsewhere for similar work The salaries of several range from 30000 to 40000 a year Among these American engineers are Henry Perkins who Is tn charge of the Deep Level Mines Herman Jennings who is manager for he Eckstein brothers and Gardner Williams who Is connected with the KImberlcyDe Beers yndlrate To offset this big pay everything In the mines except clothing which Is Imported from Eng and nt prices very little above the homo cost Is high nnd It requires more money to live there ban almost nnyn hero else In the world Only exceptIonal ability and technical bklll com mand high salaries and Mr Hammond from ho first has warned Americans who wanted to eck their fortunes In South Africa to stay nt mine Many hundreds of voting Englishmen ivhso have gone there have been disappointed and have nearly starved SAN KiiAMit Ian 13lohin Hays Ham nonds friends were much discouraged tndny by receipt of a message from London from Mllt c Hammonds partner He cabled Hammond arrested ns member of Reform Committee Ills position Is I very serious Set Government to do whnt It can In 1ls behalf Col Fred Crocker Major ithbone and others telegraphed to Charles WIruslotv and Richard Smith Jr of New York to goto Wash melon anti see Secretary Obey Senators 1er ilna and White were also appealed to Third Arcane Pool Room Untiled An alleged pool room at 808 Third avenue was raided last night by Detective Qiilnn and n quad of police of the Kist Iwentysecond street station The alleged pool room Is In tho ear nf a clear store kept by Raymond ilques Tin police arrested tlilrh en person nost of hem boys and locked them up In the M itlim muse Several of tim boys were well dres ed and fere said to be sons of wrltnuo men listuic 1 Eel I y of TTS Washington Mri e t us bin Is s ild to M tlix superintendent and Itiidnlih Ilusihil nf 121 Hester street ashler of Bin place were also arrested A ROYAL ROW IN PRUSSIA QtT4IlflIT JtETwrnf TUB KAISBK EN1 1itixci ritiiuniK LEOPOLD j jM Further Ilftnlln of I lie Hitler Fruit that lu be Talk nr Hermnnr The Unurrrl is of Ionir HtiimllnB nnd is l Likely o Lead to the Irlnceo Vermanent Ifctlremrat I eNisn Inn 1Thio quarrel between the Kaiser nnd Irlnco Frederick Leopold of Prus sia husband of the Empresss sister over the Princes harsh treatment of his wife after her recent accident In breaking through tim lea w lillo skating near Glonlckn Castle Potsdam U still the absorbing topic In ioclcty Tho Prince us period of arrest anil confliunsunt irs a room In thin ensile Is over Imt the feud between him and tho Emperor is not terminated by any mean Princo Frederick Leopold 1ms not yet returned his military service nnd It Is now recalled how tlio Emperor publicly rebuked him for mistakes ii which ho mndo In Cue military manoeuvre around Rornstcdt L i The orlglon if tho present row between the two dates back to the time when the Princes who was eticelnlo and on the evo of accouche mont Attended ft State ball toss despite her condition dnnccd throughout the function The Empress the 1rlnceMs sister spoke to her about vvlint she characterized as disgraceful conduct anti got snubbea for her pains Tho Emperor then told the Princesss lady In waiting that tbn Princess ought not to dance and bndo her tell her mistress whatho had said This resulted Inn coolness between the slater the Princess avoiding the Empress whenever she could When the Princess broke through the Ice while skating on Olonlcko Lake and cam Very near drowning tho Empress called at i Olonlcko Castle to Inquire as to her condition I and thus Trlnccss refused to receive her The Empress nevertheless remained at the castle I and sent for tile Emperor The Emperor upon receiving the summons at once rode from the Now Palace to Olenloka Castle anti n furious quarrel ensued between the Kaiser and the Prince who fiercely resented the Emperors Interference In his private fatally affairs During the period of the Princes con floemont In the fortress of the castle which lasted two weeks guards with loaded rifles were placed before every entrance to the castle and all lights were ordered extinguished at 8 oclock In the evening Socialistic malice has seized the occasion to circulate the cry worst rumors concerning th quarrel Thi Voruaertu tho principal Socialis tic organ Is the most conspicuous offender In this respect and reproduces the report that the Princess when she was rescued from the Icy waters of the lake had no skates nor did her companion the Baroness Colmar her lady In waiting have any The only Inference to be drawn from this fact the Vortrtwrts declares Is that the breaking through the Ice was not an accident butn deliberate attempt on the part of thus Princess to commit suicide because of th brutal treatment to which she was constantly subjected by her husband Ills understood that Prince Frederick Leopold will resign from th army and henceforth live In privacy Prince Frederick Ixiopold of Prussia Is a grandson of King Frederick William III and the third child of Prince Charles of Prussia and Princess Marie of SaxeWelmarElaennch lie was born In Berlin in 1805 In June 18H0 he 5 was married In Berlin to Princess Louise Sophie of SlesvlgHolsteln who was born In 1ROO She Is a sister of the Empress They have on daughter and two sons TURKISH ATROCITIES The Armenian Killed la Anatolia Maid ts be SOOOO I LONDON Jan hZThe Constantinople rep resentative of the United Press telegraph ing under date of yesterday says that more complete tables of the persons killed and property destroyed In the provinces of Harpist and DIarbcktr show that 170 towns ana lllages containing 8050 Armenian houses were burned The Armenians in these towns and villages numbered 03000 and of these 15845 were killed This excludes the uncertain re ports of killings u M Cambon tie French Ambassador esti mates the total number of Armenians killed In Anatolia at 60000 It is said that the French Government through the Influence of Munlr Hey the Turk ish Ambassador will agree to surrender to the Sultan Turkish subjects In France who are wanted by the Porte Baron von Calloe the Austrian Ambassador and Baron von SaurmaJeltsch the German Ambassador had private audiences with th Sultan on Friday Tho Government Is trying to force the resig nation ot the Armenian Patriarch and is com idling Armenians to sign papersexprc lngdl satisfaction with him The new Consuls for interior points ham not IeftAleppoyrt12TheThrktsit WARHiNaTONJnn12 Legation received from the Porte the following telegram under todays date The Imperial authorities of Diorbeklrbaring been informed that owing to a few indecent words of two Armenians nt the Bazaar coma Armenians began closing their shops hastened to give to the latter proper advice thank to which the shops were opened again and order has not been disturbed With the exception of oltnn public tranquillity ii 1 perfect In all the empire ITALYS AFRICAN WAR The Anyiilnlnn1 Make Three Attack UuUulle ROUE Jan 1iA despatch from Maatomh capital of the Italian colony of Erythreo says that the Abysslnlans made three attacks on the town of Makalle on Friday lost The Abyssini ans lInt cnnnons and used them against the town but they were repulsed with heavy los Tutu Italians lost live killed and twenty wounded After their defeat Abyeslnlans Intrenched themselves on the neighboring heights In such positions as to enable them to prevent the gar rison at Makalle from drawing water The fortress has reserves ot water that will last un til the end of January The garrison is In good spirits IlcSnforcemenU continue to arrive Adlerat 1RIXCE JIENRY Of hA 2TIfNBEflU lie Full Ill WhIle oil the March with tu Auntt Column LOMIOV Jan 12The War Office announce that Prince Henry of Battenberg husband ot Princess Beatrice who Is attached to the Aslrmtl expedition has arrived nt Prabsu some forty miles In the interior Ho was taken hick shortly after the expedition left Cap Coast Castle und his condition has since be come worse Note oMnrclEn Happening Thin Italian iovernniint has prorogued Par lluini C until tint end of I Ylnuary 1nlleil Mains Ambiissiidor Runyon attended thu lumril I ol I Irinco I Aleiander of Prussia In Berlin on last 1 hillnla Mr liliiilftniiii has written to the press from r Blnrril 1r me ixproMnc its grntutiil thank I tunll vvhucuiikrnliiliitiil him on the nciaaluuof the eigliDflxth nanlvitrMiry nf his birth Three new mphtlm tLti l It gus yielding I 110000 TKODil nnd Nmii iuuuouhis diillr liuvti been ills nveidln the I iiiuuiu neai Shut I asplun Sea lint inoi am In n chasm I14 1 1 1 feetdiep Ilillnl States roiiMillleiiiril Do h lay has finished nl Berlin n ltttutii enlilled Mmroda Vision I t lie HIM i pnrliif i vvhlih hinalrenjy I been imbllMiid A In I rinali uaiulatl ut thu poem Is icing urchIn sul Mr llofkiiiM iHughter of Amlnsinilor Run yon n minmplitid n niw nidi u nnvi 11 ntltlod Ifn hard I 01 n si iluu I work w 111 nppeir us a H lint in nn man piper and u In I rniHii trnn hitlon of tiiiblmy will Iw publlhhi I In Berlin Minuns iV Holske t ito great idielrlinl firm of Bi rlln bitvuolitiilniil A icctslnu tn rxplnlt I jo w suitituille i of iill Minnn ntliiiunclni0 fop tint I iurpo iof j i nd m Ing i In trim uutoor Iii this dlv id I Mi klcii 1iujower will I bu truiibiiiltud t iiurly lllllUN Iho wlfu of the nbsrnndlng lawyer Fritz Jleldm inn It 1 nboiit to titlliu tlm hiiKatlni niihed bj i hi r liiiiiiiiiilft diriii penrniuo with huic niihtri indalniiit Mini ol ntlur ptniilttn mono iuy nppi Hung jts 1 hlimei In the Berlin Iheiilre viriet is Thn damn until I by Ml u Charlei Do Kny the tnltid tutesi I niiMifiii 11 nil nt lieu Un uin Jun II wan ill ndtd by allot I I tlio 5 i muicsv and consu lar mill iu ii tilt mhiiMudi Iiinnn who n nullid ul homuwtih his luially prior to hit going tn iiiiliind I Ihoci urlriiiptlnn which was tn have takets plueu this ttI I in lleilln I I I has bri n postponed until Jan iI i and tlm lourt ball vvhleb was to hiutvu tits Hi ml I on Jnn yy hints been abandoned owlni to the di nth of Prince Alexander and tU consequent period of court mourning

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f c f p q THE SUN MONDAY JANUARY 13 1S06 IS REBELS GOING WESTWARD SPAIN ia MAsaixa HEII TROOPS ix 11II Tlir JlEAJl OF GOMEZ Joie Bfiteeo Mnld to He Uolnc West to the Aid oTGomeB Arrcat ofiin Alleged New t York NewapnpcrRInn Mnny Cubnn Foam IIle Iciitlne the Inland Good llrul or Hard FlKhtlnc In Emtern Cuba HAVANA Jan 1C Uomez and Maceo are ItllI moving to thC westward They have joined Delgados force near San Crl tohnl Few In I surgents remain In tim province of Havana L The town of Caynjalios twentyfive miles from there was burned on Trldny During the past week there was enormous destruction of towns and plantations In this part of tho Island Tho iTh city of Havana Is undisturbed and unalarmcd Llttlo excitement prevails except among the Cubnns L The steamer Vlllnvcrde arrived 1 yesterday loaded with troops from Manranlllo Tho 00 eminent Is massing Its forces In tho rear of V Uomcz I Is reported that Jos6 Mnceo has left Santiago and Is I moving west to aid Ciomez Charles A Soloman who snld that he was a correspondent of the Jimi mil of Now York was t I i arrested hero today on tho arrival ot he r j steamer Seneca on which ho had travelled from I i New York Tlio authorities hnd bean notified of his 110 j pnrturo and of the fact that ho was suspected of being In league with the Insurgents Ittssup r ff posed that compromising letters were found In hli possession He was lodged In Jai and the officials refuse to allow any one to bare com C munlcatlon with him munlcaton Antonio Mnceo tho rebel leader and his com mand are reported to be In the vicinity of Qulvlcan and fan Kollpe moving eait MADUIII Jan 12A despatch to Et JXVral W froi Ilavofl says that Uene Anecoa and Uallo have defeated Maximo Gomezs force at Mlrona With heavy lope j JACKHOXVIME Jan 12A cablegram to tho TlmtrUnian from Key West eay that the steamship Olivette brought from Havana to night over 100 pasBcngerti who report that all the residents of Cuba who are able arc leavlnft Farms are being deserted and most all of the largo business houses outside of Havana aro j closed I There wa great excitement In Havana yes terday over tho arrest Solnno Chlof of Police I A mob assembled nml wanted him shot but ho I officials protected him and sent him today as a prisoner to bpaln also that Gen Martinez Campos His reported alO fRrtnez Camls Is making strenuous efforts to surround the In surgents eo that they will bo unable to retreat Thousands of Spanish troops from adjacent ports have been recalled to Havana and at once tent out In the country Reliable reports show that Gomez and Mncoo aro still In Plnar del lllo province Trajllla BUcceedH Bolano as Chief uf Pollco SANTIAGO 1r CUBA Jan 4 via Rey West Jan 120n the yoth ult tho guerrillas of Col Tejeda and the battalion Constltucion 1200 men in all bad an engagement with tho rebel 5 leaders Cobreco and Pancho Sanchez with 500 men In Loma de los Clegos and In ban Pruden clo cloThe I The Spanish troops commenced the attack I with such continuous firing that the Insurgent I abandoned the tlrstrccntioned place and took up positions In San Prudenclo after Inflicting t some loss upon tho troops Col Tejeda after giving some rest to the soldiers again attacked the rebels In their now position A terrible light ensued but when the Span lards arrived about half way up the mountain they began to show signs of weakening In con eeouence of tho deadly lira of tho rebels Col Tejeda then ordered an attack with the bayo net whereupon the Insurgents suddenly at tacked the guerrillas with machetes The lat i ter ran away leaving the liattallon Constltucion alone In the field Col Tejeda being unablo to rally the dispersed guerrillas had to retro with his wounded In this engagement the Spaniard had Dr Oomez four oflicers aud fifteen soldiers killed and Commander Punet seven officers and fortysix eoldtern wounded The rebels had six killed and fifteen wounded The Insurgents captured several bone three mules laden with ammu nition many weapons and a largo box of medicines A horrible crime was committed near Mnnra f nillo on Dec 04 by tho Spanish guerrillas com manded by Lola Henltea audit whom Martinez Campos took out of prison and raised to the rank Colonel In the Spanish army Loin Benltoz Is a Cuban by birth On the evening of the 24th he went from Manranlllo with fixty guerillas with C the object of inspecting the surround ings of the city In tho middle of the night they arrived at a country seat called 1 Ban Francisco where there were about twenty five persons celebrating Christmas eve the ma jority of them women nod children The a guerrilla went t the front of tho house fired a I volley at I and then entered machete In hand killing an old man the owner of the place two other men two women and two children and wounding four men three women and four children Lolo lienttez took three men with him t Mananlllo a prisoners saying that he bad dispersed a party of rebels On Dec 24 a Spanish column 500 strong I under Col Ochea left Mayan carry 0 convoy of provisions and ammunition t the detach ment of troops stationed in La Juliana On their way they wero mel by rebel leader Matins Vega with 1100 mel The Insurgents attacked the convoy and captured forty mules laden with provisions and ten with ammuni tion The troops retreated to Mayan having t eight killed and thirtyseven wounded The 51 i rebels hail three killed nnd fourteen woundeil The Cubans also captured eight soldiers prls oners On Dec SR the Spanish columns of Cols l0 don and Pablo with 11000 men loft Tlgnnnl by different roads with the object of meeting in Manacahucca and continuing together to Yenta des Casanova to fortify ll ana to plno there I garrison The Insurgents under Col Lora and the bilgadn of Cambuto had learned of the plan of tho Spaniards and took up positions In Muna cahuecn ahead uf the troops Rebel Commander A bad Ifeyrs with 100 In fantry and 20 cavalry began to lire nt Hodonn column who trustlrr In Cul Pablos arrival i entered the trap which the rebels had prepared N for them They wero fired upon from all sides k and afterward a charge wa made with ma 1 clietes which scattered the troops Tho forces of the tspanMi Colonel Pablo arrived too lute to be of terv Ice 1 More than 100 I rltlos and t wonts mules laden with ammunition worn loft In the hands of the rebels The Spaniards had three officers and thirtybine uoldlers killed and thee olllt ors and ninety soldiers uoundeil Lieutlien Pnnilo has Issued nn order threat 1 v enlng to court martial all owners of Mignr es 1 I totes If they do not crlnd the cant on their plan aliens Of course some planters fearing that I Pnndu would carry out his thieats tried to 4 comply with the order hut the ers IIIY the f order was published In I the t imintnnnmo leIS j papers nil the ell fields of llmso who acre to grlnlhiliy Were scIOl Ire anil of cottrno they had to Htiip Jos Miceo mid liall Imve notified the I plant c en lint If I they Attempt to I grind again nut only hh the cane ivi 111 I I he humid but their huuses nnd niHchimT too I ien I 1aiuln has particular In terest In the grinding In iimntniuuju btcautu his wife who Idonis In that i Its bus a I biigir estate there Marshal MarlineCampos I bint an order by cable lnL night Uthu authorities here tofcnd him Immediately JOO men for lintnhuii I I raid no mans men cannot hu spared as there rebel nruund tho city are numerous awaiting a chance to pay 1 1 visit turaiitlngo The arrest of Persons on snsiiMoii continues b In all this ihistrict Sumo perhons fro talcn in L tho nildillu uf tho night nnd eliot others are len to Africa h A detachment composed tf a sergeant and I twentyllve iodler who were on duty In the suburbs o Ihe t cit joined j Ihu I ii lids last night with thru arms and ammunition Salomon had furnished local news In this thy U ac several New York pajwrs up 101 week or to d liBXXflB XYY17I r MKBTfXO What the Report or the Ten nntlattn or the Cnmnnnv Hliotv PitllAiutriiiA Jan 12 The annual meet ing of the shareholders of tho Hen ling ttallroiul will b held tomorrow and It Is I generally un derstood that President Harris and the IlerIolllhat 1rsllont Iarrl present manniienent will bo reflected Thin annual Re port of the tending companies for the llcial year ending on Nov 10 last tu be presented at the meeting shows In tho aggregate urops earn ings uf 84il47iir 7 anti working expenses SMI010V leaving net earnings 7r si007 The gross earnings compared with tho prev Ions year Increased onn415 and the net SO 71 The Heading compnnles expended for rentals and should have Interest f2HH4H51 1111houhl 110 paid for Illerlt ti914hdl leaving I I 1 deficit of glaiXNO The aggregate rentals nud interest were 141470 less than for thu Previous year and the deficit SllMJOl loss I In tho disbursements for tho year Ile Included SlOHIHll equipment pay ments and SKHT1 1 for Improvements Tho general mortgage Interest unpaid amounting tn Sl7HMl07 Is Included In tho ag gregate of Interest so that the earnings of the year score sufficient to pay nil tho charges nu tenor 10 the general mortenconnd leave K4li 8t2 surplus user thusu prior ihnrgts In 1 HIM thu Hendlng railroad gained SlllHumi over 1HII4 and IHHH7 I tVe1 IRICI In merchandlsu Iraftlc t and also gained SJO S7i over 1KI 4 In mat traffic but lost SII37U70 when compared with IMil lllaho coal trnfflc s lolded nearly ten millions of dollars approtlmntlng onehalf the total reV nues and the coal tonnage was nearly lint million lon tons hirgei than III 1HII4 there being HiiiUJ14 ton mined on the Heading lands The passenger traffic decreased S17HHH7 wholly from the competition of the suburban clcotrlo railroads cnmptlon and Iron com panys coal IluPitiels resulted In SnnoNOn loss btiig about eight cent per ton owing to low prices This loss was however more than re imbursed by the pain to the railroad of the ad 1 ditional tonnage thn freights vteldinga profit Tho report discusses a length the unsalls factory condition of the coal trade ant says that theio has bean practically no report I ns to thin hArmnnyololtul Heading Interests con trol it per cent of I the Pennsylvania anthra cite and as late as 1H7H It carried nearly tl i per cent of the output In 1888 Its output was ro doce1 below lit per cent but In lt9t It grew again to JlM per cool In 1HO and IHUI It declined t IB63 per cent and 1035 per cent respectively and pr trade dissensions of 1804 ali 1HII5 are desorlbed In detail relative the mov mncnt bv otheis to rc ducu Its proportionate output to I IHJI per cent and also the various propositions mnile to pro euro a satisfactory adjustment the Heading claiming a proportion of at least 2t per cent of the total output Its basis for this claim IB very strongly demon ftratcd by fit report nnd during this last six months of IHIIi the Heidlngs proportion of actual bunlneis considerably exceeded 2 per cent Thu report concludes by describing iho details ganisation anti progress of tho movement for reor AJBIT It AND O PLAN The EnclUh Nticttrntlon to ne Carried Oat tn Reorcnntelnfc the Company HAiTiMonE Jan 12At tho meeting of the Ilaltlmoro and Ohio Railroad directors on next Wednesday the committee appointed to revise tho laws governing the management of the company will report upon what Is known as tho English plan This contemplates placing tho financial duties heretofore devolving upon the President of tho company upon the Chairman of th Hoard of Directors The President will have to deal with all maters of railroad opera tion Tho now arrangement will be In line with the wishes of tho New York Interests Major Alex ander Shaw present Chairman of the Finance Committee will it Is pall bo selected to direct the financial nITiIrs of lie company Mr De lano the New York banker w ill vers Illicit be chosen tu tiutcted Francis Hums the oldest member who resigned hibt week The plan of llnanclnl relief tu ho submitted Involves the lundlnz of tho Hunting debt Into a loutbond Some of thin most valuable collat erals of this lompanywlll be made IIM of It line been mil Hint the Ilonthuug debt Is S4UOO 010 Bs this I leI the complins will lie I en abled to bring Its equipments up to the pOI lit uf meeting nil demnnds for the successful opera tion uf the road ton financial relief will come from New York In faet Ills saul that tho money Is already se cured The hart taken In the financial arrange ment ny New Yorker will It Is now conceded give them authority in naming the executive to succeed President Muyer Ihe report is revived that Morgan t Co of New York are about to become flnuiiclnlly Inter ested in tho company Ibis may mean the re turn of tsamurl Spencer to tho Presidency JK PAKKUVKSTti Tiro SKKifOJVS One on Human Conceit the Other on Red Hot ehrlntlliult The Pcv Charles 1 Parkhurst preached on Human Conceit yesterday He said I cal appreciate that there Is I no depth to which I might not have sunk In sin baa 1 been sur rounded at birth as aro those of at least one third of the population of this city Then he Mild Tho WI rid Is I full o people who have a keel appreciation of themselves and think that they aro different and helter than others No man uhoulct consider himself a little god oven with a small K We are not even little gods We cxUtfrom moment to moment only because power to exist Is given to us by God from mo ment to moment Dr ParWburH addressed student and college men last nigh under tho auspices of the Stu dent Club which is I college branch of the Y f C A He took os his text Keep thy heart with all diligence for out of It are the Issues of life Hrnln ounts for a good deal more today than heart does I Appeals to the heart aro not thought to be In finite good taste Tho current demand tor idea d1111 is I e Muiu Intellectual activity upon a Christian subject is nit I Ihristtunitv any lOUiS than woiking u Using trnpeo in a church is what the liililecalls billy eerci Dont buaf rnlil of heat All the best thoughts of thu vvorld Into however solid anti gigantic I form they Riots eventuulls i have lit omu i hilled and I compacted nru ingots molded from metal once molten inayhup I thousand tnu live thousand veaisngu I I tlI Murttlltvto I IIB safe requires lo bu I ImpiiE sinned No moral Ity i b ito until i It Is I enthusi astic You cannot rend one or M o Paul epls ties without leellng that It wax strut k nIT al whit heat 1 hi ulogs Is I uxicru ncu Iruen uvei lveijthing Stuns m heat Micnti is hurl for Incineration I Passion Is the vestibule to over temple whether dedicated todoU I or dc oteii to thu dmII itehieluiu iou Is 1 not the t criaturuut 1 liods I brain I nor ui his miisclu It I is a mutter of his paalon It i Is love nut thought I is I heist not light I Is thu passion uf lot 0 that IB I driving nil tho dopel bitch inery hue Ahulu world over Ills I thu InipiKsloned mel that havo lade history I alnaja religious and KUI ular both Nu mn has moved tin world like i I lesns 1 t hilst bccaiHu no unu hcslilu Him I I I has I em eOlhllul bodied no WlbO MJ prufounu and to tliuno au I would have been as Impinslble to makn I crttil un tho day uf tho Pentecost ns ll would unto been for Peter to kodak a photograph of tlon Mobes and I1 has un lie I Sl 1 IUI I 01 irmiHflgura 111 Yarm manhood Is tho last thing our cnllivescan I turnout blended brain anti passion and mils manhood can fosler nmnhoiHl There I not 11 college graduate among i Is hut knows how mans nt our liitumioi of learning are dull tsrul up with Uuk I I d bgui I aries cnrlosltiiH thu I oldIe the t IUOUI I hi pull usi grumniarii hex i cull going niiout in coat uml trouper but nhonu touch In I not u buntinm A prayer and 11101 I ship meeting was held at thu chose of the Service lr1111 III I in IHII A Ionanlioreenien He Ilficl JIniiilii c l 1iovctl n rrreichrroiiH lot Cornelius Moore I longshoreman of IM I inuBtVoort street was held in JcfTcison 1 Market Conn seierday In i Jonii ball for uxamln itlon todtv cm n i barge uf robbery Moore Ith his wife Kate l nnd Juiiirs 1 MeCne I iHiaider wuru airestctl mi Miturdus night I iiuuu I hllo I s tnt pullcu had biiii louklm for nil thnu lme list 1 Monday I On that dny Trunk Miilth of Ml s usr TiMntytiu I unth titnut hue mnlu I of I lumhur bat go uw ned by hue Aliibkii linr hired Moon to help him lonil lie liimhcr hare v Vhutu Moore hail finished hlsclHys wuik and had reeelved hu pay he Invllid smith II his I homu tu upend lie 11111 smlthnciipted thu i Invltntloh mid I In his honoi thu I growler madu several ti t rips to a nuarhy siUooi After awhllu Munrustruck smith on thu buck of hue heiid will soniu blunt instrument Smith was kiiouked on tlu h Hour all Mooru stole 7 from hU wnlstcont put ket When Smith got out uf the hotiso hu I wuni illrntt I to I the uollca million and I told him he hml hi en nssnultiil I mid robin Police men ilnmedlatoh ti ell tu Moores hiiiise but he his wife I and their boarder hnd iliMippenrvd hey I nuit neil lull satunlnv night ns lhe t I l hupposrd Sinllhie boul was lu snll I I on 1111 SHtn ilny and th it ho rutild not uppvir against Muuro denied In i court I hit he I hunch stolen the t iiinics money but aLt flu Ltteei uisusemi thug him At lucre wasnoevldeineo lOHhow thnt Mr MiHiro or IC110Ik Inert Inlho robber they wcru both discharged SNOWBALLED THE POLICE l SKATKItS DIDNT JIKE HKIXO TVRXKIt Oll Till JC When Finally nrlea Away llccnnne I Was Vncnrc They llumhiirded the Cm trust Inrk Ornyeoutu nlth Hnonbnll A Mounted Hintrrotr Copn Clinrjtr Eight Central Park policemen who tried to disperse n crowd of eovornl thousand persons In the plain nt Klftynlnth strcet ali Fifth avenue had a very lively half hour yesterday afternoon between 1 ali 4 oclock They wore detailed to clear the pond hear thou Fiftyninth street en trancu to thu Iark as the Ire I hnd bccomo unsafe When the policemen began the Job tho crowd skating I on tho t pond nh intent il fly 10000 I Many stnrteil nwny peacefully enough but tho majority lagged behind I nnd began lo hnve fun with the police Most of the skntur44 were boss from the tat side anti they mmlo hue police men hustle The sparrow vjuadlchaned on the crowd antI was having somu sueccsa In dispersing It when u lad turned buck noel dodging n pullccmnii wii8 soon Hying aiountl tho cleat dIL lliat was he signal for most of tho other boss Ono by ole they dropped behind and there was 1 sudden rush for the policemens eentru Hue There wni no stopping the rush and thu boys went through tho police line llku water through a sieve Thu pond was crowded again In a jiffy The police organized their line again nnd started In afresh The crowd elated with Its victory sent up a bout of defiance Thu sparrow squall formed a flying vvcdgo and charged on thocruwd buffeting the skaters around like footballs The boys bantered the iqiiail skated around It and some of the more tinning little Imps went right between the legs of the policemen Tho east bide boys bad calculated that they were to huve but one clays hkallnu this winter and they were going to make the best of It Thom fact that tIm weather had Hoftened Uw ice Ild made ominous cracks through It had no terrors for them Hut when the sparrow squad lei to work In curliest there wns no eluding It and once the tiollreineu got a shirt on thocrowd they managed tu PIP It scum hug off thu tee the pollc seers ultimately triumphant but the crowd lingered In the piihways and thero was danger uf another cliargu from thu mob so the polite determined tu keep up their attack until the crowd tins forced out uf the Park al together As tho skaters and spectators nearcd the Klfty nlnth street exit a grass plot with an undis turbed innnllu of enow covering It trailed their attention In I u moment the banierlniind guvlpgof lie sparrow biiuad changed to moiu serious work One ol Iho hos KCUI a snow 1 nil Using at one of the irajcoats It struck tho policeman right lu thu back tif the neck and I roar went up from t hue crowd Ibie I policeman inn through the mob In I the diret I tion from which t item smw ball mine but hu I might ns well have t neil to tlnd the proverbial niidlo in a Imsstntkas hi to catch lie ono who threw thu Miimbnll ihls was Sill great tun I that thu crowd uultl i not tvi t hita them t hue temptation and In I very few moments that mantle of snow was ll hog through thu air in the shape cut tightls com pressed spheres I seemed as though es cry body In the cowl lud taken to snow balling at once hi mutt lucre were hundreds of snow utiheres

mel Us Ing thiough the air ull I is hn log for the police They flood upvvell underthn fire and did their utmost II reach thu chief bomlmrdcts but It was nppiirtnils useless to attempt to C single out any partleiil tlngrant oiretnler as nil weru equally guilts i The hit ice kept hitch ii g the crowd out of tho Park h how aver In the t face uf lie storm of snonbulls that rained down on them When tho crowd surged into the plaa the snowballing becmnu fiercer than ever Ill the t gallant eight were being pelted from every side Tho storming of the squad all shouts uf thom crowd creattd no end uf excitement In u lie nilghlmrhnod Thu windows uf tho Metropol itan Club were crowded with members who seemed tu enjoy tho 11 e lcnhiitiut im the sparrow squad Immencls Ihe rough sport uf lie east shut u Iuuyls l nunkcmd n hllirious I spirit in thu club anil thu ordinarily stnld nnd seriouslooking millionaires I clapped their hands and laughed again ami ninln as tome unfortunate iriscoat 111 1 dose of snow bull Ihu windows of the Hotel Nctherland the Hutrl Huny and the PI ia llott 1 wiroulso r row ded Si lth I m people1 who appaiently enjoyed thu dlstumhturu I uf the sparrow sound t Ihu latter I bucamu sepnrntid in thu crowd ami wero entirely at thu merc of the sOul bIll lens Tiles tried tu keep their tempers and hustle Ihe tread along but It was n tilng t thing to do At this I entlcnl t moment t one of thu mounted Park pilUumen caught I sight of the IU huh riot and galloped tl the aid of thu pnrruiN squill 1 Hu u c unu thundering iiuwn lie mam driveway all sent his chuger dan Ing in h among the crowd It melltd llku Cubit under u spiing sun and In a vei 1 short while th mounted sparrow polii em in loud in the i h cut Pan wllh hi chest tin own out and hUihnrgi i In a statuesniit attitude A 111 ill ui hi4iil aCII MllleII I f and sjmilt il the in nun ted in ins eqiieatrlnn Wow t m t It I struck the I I C liuurgur I tll Hank nld he lioindid n round tl I ho I Ilaa The irowd evtarmul hiiuuh tin Ideualk along te FIfth avenue suit uf the I Park and again started bomlmrdm4 of thunanov llrlIII blllrll11 o tl Lerl cube Mliul KinalK nn nivresslvu louise un thu lent of iului cut thus uuuiruihs quad put I top i tu the I riot Ho Knhid onu of the froiMlanil hns4ld licu Ind iir tu the Arsu Dil Nmrlv 11100 I jit mons fnllumd tirtiollecinan and his prisoner I hesmm billing cacti any lo jiering j hut the polin man kept up a stilT pace and landiil his prisoner in the sta tion houst while Ihu crowd iiHnlttd tho h r suit ontAldc hp polltcmnn cam out iilunu in a few minute s nntl the skiite I rs Ilk liomewaril with I an flIutiul I emit crealer regard for the hun After they had giriu Ihu yuuui lug prisoner was n leted with a warning I Inplnin I Collins of thu Park nrund nit that 41100 persons visited the t Park I sesturday aul onjoscd the skating II wns thu t blggi t ereivvd u I he had evui Seth in the park on a dav w hen thu I red hal I was up t 1 I lie hit Ilk I tins ci lean d nt ll ocloel bs twentvthnu pollitmen w Ith n gn at deal ttss ditlleultv than the smaller iond was Nolan accident nuts reported a the Artennl HKATIXO IX HLOOMEItS A Ilrnniint Anpiirltlun Aternrlw Ciotvil on IroMtrvt Purk Luke There sho goes was an oftrepented remark among tho thousands of sknlcrs Unit I thronged I the luck u sil I Prospect Park Jlruokljn I 1 seterdns morning I ilut I she was a pntty I little I I I Indy wlo thought that t tho C new dresn would I fully as convc nlunl un skates ns unit whd r u shut hnd provided herself with a pilr of black bloomers and leggings nnd salliid forth f Shu score tight h furlrimmeil I I Jackulof dark bio I v n with a Tarn oShmiter tu milch and her up then ra lire was e ertninl V much mUle taking 111 u thnt uf her Msler sKnturs who eui ice 11111 It u C umbered with cloaks mid wraps of various dimensions A youiiK man whu might hive been it I brut hi r of tho I reformdlunsHkater I glided I along al her side 1 l hu couple first 1 begun lo attract intention heIr tlio h ginning of the big hike for appiir ently i not daring to fin u the Itonil lt thu loner end near the boat house Hies lindliikena I ruiind abotil 11 ith and gone at once tub the mine distant pond 1a fore putting t t I on their I skules When they wereome on the big lake thu I hem I she BOOH could bu henrd I eury hand and Iho 1 small boss and FOIIIU is hun uru not sosmml gntliend from uvers pint of f tliu t lake wcnrlni grins lf duli ht Thuiilililuthit 1 uinMs Inl lows tin4stjuw I KCrappr and the t erowd that I ml Iritsmnund suinu fillS K 1atI i jnmil in llm I rush 101111 gnuil v luw ut I thu m w sKater I hu li I u lit gall tu rumblu anil craik and I aiuutI lulls e oil made fntllu t Inn IK In dlspeisn the I ci Hind llm untie uf ntlrnillon t eutlel cut nlong with her enori mid ruth I not lu nulhu what was tiolng on nhout her This was all rlphl n lull as the croud wns belilml hei hH when Ie I was lure ci I tu siate ihrmtgli tlue uowd Hwasij f feretlt Once I when she VMIS furi ul 11 lu stop sho Minn oil nitraetlvu i IItI i s ul I i ontnli i hut at hueh t shu hinlhil mil tl un the dull luun top 1 thunulit I that jiud hettei get III line and sit hu I lila llal mm I Inn as a prci udi nt 111 I inlet II 1 ximhil Ihns rrasuiid Ihe I Indy sknlul off again with her or final set 11111 y tiAtttJii inn j nnsit TU i 111 3 Ill IIul Iii Ilfkril I Ip Timrllirr 11 il illltllr hru n Coi taiiii Aloilll Jim ly v isti nlay miirnlng Polle einnn Monnhnn of hue Vcst Thirtieth strict latlnn saw an iihlcil hy man standing In front uf I tailor shop at 11 West Thlrlsthlid Ntreel Hu asktd him what hu wus doing thuiu I but tho man could not explain hatlsfaelorlly his pn seiie u in tlio nulgli borhood so early In Ihu morning Ihopolliu limn peeri d Into thu tailor itlmp and wnv thai an nllempt line been madu to force thu door Mun ahnii nrristul thu t man all took him lu the htatlnn house w here hu uIs Still clicul Ho hnd I m w Jimmy In his pot ket and a partly I liuriied cnnilh4 I Ho I i was locked I up OK I I eilipl Iniin person aftir hu hnd nud hflwas Abert I1 ramols i5 ears old Hu 1dare1 lit had no on illation or mine When hu mn ralgmil In lulTurson Mnncrt C cult he lolil huugist lOll I liimrni r that hu I had tl1 found ihu jlinins anil Ihu ciimilu In front uf thu In lurnhop and had just pit kid It up and put It i In his pocket when the policeman euiuu along and is rrest sit him At thu request of tho pu lice 1 rrnnculs was remanded Intl I today to gtt him u thorn tlmo to find 1 complainant against II DISTRESSING cEit DISEASES OP TUB ecb SKIN J Instantly u J Relieved rl and Speedily I I t Cured by ticura Hrrrnr Cenit TnrATMEXT Wnrra baths with CUTict IIA HOAr Rtntli Applications of Crnrrru ointment and mlM hoses of CCTicrtu ItEsorviNT the leI blood purlflrr Polit irmiitnmit itir aoIuh llntlih itrpnti P NIWIIIT k lout London roitiR hIVe Jl Cam Coir Sole i top loins n n When Hiby wai sick w o gave her CaUorla When klie was a Child blue cried for Caitortn When shun becamo Jla the clung t Castorta When she bad Children sbs gave them Ca n WJSLOANE hAVE IVST uoMPinrnn HTOCK TAUINO AM TO MAKT flOM Fun NKXT SHARONS UOODH WIM IIAVi o MALI THIS SEtH 300 ROLLS AXOCINSTERS at 9OC GOBELINS at S100 AIO too ROLLS KB ST non IIKUMKKLS FOItEImN AMU mMii Tic Rt 90c LUOICET rAlTEUNS A COlOItlNOH into iiiv A i IHTH t IOTH rTuiKTM Psychic Examinations Free I u im r F niirrnriri at Conlhu lii I lful 1 iiiiili hi am trued way SVitllNhrDtV Jail lu l0un coalltM I U Arisxaisi inn noxon Mm Ancrtlcr Held for Shooting C F PiirkrrHrr Ilimbnnil Arrested lIMTlMour Tan It I The Coroner jury In the shooting LIISO whereby Charles Fremont 1nrkcr of Atliol Mass lost hit life ycsterdny ut the hands of Mrs Muttlu V Angeller this evening rendered a verdict against the woman and expressing the brlluf that Frank Angeller her husband was an accessory to the crime Angeller who bad been on the witness stand refused by advice of his counsel to make a statement and disappeared beforu the verdict of him was rendered Officers wont In pursuit aunt tonight lie to In Hnltlmoro Jail where his vvIfo was also committed The finding of the Corner Jury by which Angullcr In I connected with the crime WM un expected Inasmuch a yesterday ho said that he knew nothing of Parker altompts to make his wlfo disloyal The testimony ot 1 W Davlf however put a new light upon the tragedy IR18 asserted tlmt on lost Thursday Angcllcr told him of the overtures which Parker lund nvuto to II Angellcrnnd further mure cxprussed the belief that his wife had mlro In uk en her marriage vows ntiil that he would not hellcvn her innocent until 1arkcr sins dead Angel er also said according to Havlss testl Inonj that lie hnd sun Parker try to embrace Mr AUKillur anil that ho then guts Parker ler In three hourt tu leave town under penalty of death Mrs Angeller Is a littln woman She has a swiir buy complexion which cautsl some to mistake her for an Italian tho Is a native ot Mnriland having been born In Frederick nullity thirty years ago Her husband Is a Cnrslcnn whocniuo heru when In Infant Thov Imv IK en inarrltil nlnu years and lIve children arc the lesult nf Ihu union Parker had Iou kmmn hero for about a year ns the rcpiuse ntiithc of tho Leavltt Machlna I Cninpnnv of Ornnge Mass I He stopped at Htechss Hotel Iwo dlnrs from where tne trag edy occurred Ho had know the Angellers Jcir Mimo months I Is u question whether drink wns nut In part responsible for Parkers con duct WI It I Is mid that hv had hell Indulging freely In this direction of late His body Is I at tho Morgue awaiting orders from his MnM cbusclls relatives FOUMATJOS OF 7UDA18r An rxhortntlnn to Hebrew by Dr S Soil44 Cohen or rhiiuilrlphla Dr S Solid Cohen of Philadelphia under the ausplcii nf the National Council of Jewish Women delivered In the vestry room of Temple IethIl 1ifth avenue and Seventysixth street last nlLlil a lecture on Judaism a Living Korce llu asked how many of the Jew4 of to day wero true Hebrews Ipiir tholowshnd fallen IhouleIho t dutyto I go forth among men and leach them the truth The Dlv inu pow cr had been bicnthetl into their nostril by Jehovah I and In them had been Implanted thin linage of led and they hud been empowered to go forth into thu world to preach peace and to bo just and righlmus to their I flow mOl hlui I whole aubstanie and fnundatlon of Tuda iiin nas peacu lews 1 to called hail hern suc ceful lit I all hue wliks if life artil of buolncii but mans ton t m tnv of tin m had lorgotten that JHaco was their watchword I lliej sliimld tntil iunorc German Jews Ami ill an ins 1rc I nh 1 ew 5 KiiKllih 1 iSiS anil I hHitif tiM rv iitlnT nationality who a ore liratiliNwai r and Iratirnling I I with 1 thuse who at all 1 tliiu s wen1 for 1I t I lir wiMllii Jewish I merchants of Philadel phia nltl hu liiilt lirto tiiiuiln iittronlrd thenits I anilclenie ami I were tharitilile In u ineiiie hIlt win thtri nun ainnni them I WI in iiiiil his employees lihtralU 1 In Phthidt Iphi v as in elm aso Hitltlmnre anil nlhir titles he knew of t lothinc lortuniH thnt hail been hullt from the blooil uf tint I nor Itiusian Jews who lund come t to h tint I loiintry I Kekinu sustenance Wai It I ho in I New Yrl1 Costly I t cmli tiles in I the cities nameil hml hi in erruiul to religIon hero hiiiiihle hniiit hiinil hunt e been I huilt toeharit Vaa the t uusuuuib true I of Sew York cuiifii IOTfJl iLI Ill The Slip Writer Vlirn Arrested Trice to IlrllK a Drlrctlvr C hirlcy Joe 10 jeats old who used to keep laundry at Ib4 Park avenue was locked 11 hint muiglut in lie Kllributh street police elation for iolnine hue lutel laws Dcttctlvts ieorKU I Mciwouil I as ho iit nl 17 Mott street saw riilniimen I inter nnd have I the building In room 7 on the I thlul I hliuuui lie found Ioe busily ngagid w ilh a bamboo pencil In tinting lottery slips I On t t lie mhlu t uirn about I a dollar In Lhuuce umi u iiuantlty of lottery tickets books alil ilrauiiiL 1 Intul little room was full Inn u ion sv ho cheW peeleut as Mierwond entered ii luil cihinul Joe 1 ou nlteniplud u to h get assay but finding this i Ihu u isiblu hu drew I a roll nf greenbacks and ditto I he detei live 10 let him go At tho 1111 I station It took diem mlnntis of diligent sinrililng I I tn I local I t hue roll I which Sherwood 11111111 i Is 01111111111 I sleeve with a rubber bund around I It I i contalm i d suventcun 1 bills mi 1iirrtiiitniTi or 2fl4SIONS HIIIIII Iolt r lit hi Cliiirrh or the Holy Communion I he Hlght Kcv Hlshop Potter preat lied last night In the hnrili of thu Holy Communion on Thu Philosophy of Missions lie said that in neatly 1 hiatlien rellulons there was ono or morr u btliefs that I I rescmhliil I or In I muny cases was in b IViut iieui nil tilth I t the t teachings of hristlimtj OliO I tribe will Idiot 11I saerlllce iiluuut her 11111 heriafler the third in the rusur r i lion ol the hml nnd iii cub All admit t a list i HUM the existence aCicator I i Till I Ililinii sail hIlt the licit renulls tiers to bu ohtiilnrd li nilHsioimlLH a lou nought nut till one 1111111 l IIr 1 1 hunt 1 xhn d belwm thu heathen aiil I liiMI in il i nili nnd used it ns llm roiinda tlen stiuiui eujuuuuu ishuitu to rear thu rest of the etructiuuor f lhitriii faith ll rriiutlcil tile lintel Uetiopole ii VllHnin I A Ihinliii 1 li nuoll ti ho p aye h s Is 1 a cumiiierrlnl trim Her was nrristril last Might I hj DeticthP lleiuilonot the West TJilr tit th sin t i itit slit huh it i MxHIUth Mtiect on 1 numnii luugum him with lUfnimllnu lie Hotel M ldllIlollllllll of a witkh lionrd On h Ninl 1 Kiniluii tcioiiipaniiil hut I lila wire tool a room at the I hotel and n h inaliitil tlniu for u week At t hue expiration nf Hint limn they went IVHII leulug the hill muialil Honlenn nli ruibuiits weio not knots n until liiht night Hu pfiut Ilir peNrr Itfiiulwlllnii 3 Mliw t I UI I III i lar 1 I Tho I Mnloni I New Von has nrelvnl nnother heck i in Its Iron to MM IIP Mmrl I T I Ispeiet 1 Vistiidny theSheriir tin Inef of Pullet mill i tviaiil Deti ctlvi HIT vvi il ID 1 niitllltil 1 iuv I liii Iphinn that I thu niiis linn lui llIilI it iiiiiisfm h In New Vuik winilil bu 111111111 l fill I lieI orilrlF I his Ktoipiil nil iluulnt IIHH i ulliiLV and I 1I11r will it intill In lull In re w lore hu wax iiiinniltttMl for tun ti lupin routt Vilieie VtMtfi tlny Flrt Verr I M 1 T t i ill WIIIIIIIII Ktrnt criiiiiila Hre III fliiruni 1 onipiii iauuie 4hliu l I M 1 I1 10 4is sitoiil I nveniie IIIIIHI ut le I no ihiniH ic 2 vii in 1 11 I lhuhritcu 51 nell li lir irlilLiilmei ilui uii ullitlit h5lJ Ilir ru I Faust Itltir iliiiisLe lUlil i li 1 IN I I Illttt lir strut Slille I liime iliinuKii sllunt II W 71 Alllllle V I C II Mlktlll iluniUKii f 0 iII id J ri t Hil I ktrHtiiiliinuKi JOi u ROB WEIGHING MACHINES nor jiAXDKit ToauTiinn Poll 311AT JttllOM Aliont to Itcnll prrntlon to Other Clllr VIirn the Arrest of Inn Lend I to tho Oiiptnru ol the Jnilre Onus I Kor some tltno Past fompnlnts hvvo In on I inado tu tlio polhu that the outdoor wllghlng mathlnus lxrhiuuu gI lIt to thu 1nltnl I t Slates i Au tomatic Wclglilnu I C nmpuiy were bfltm broken optn unit lohhcil of thu money they contalnid It I was Hild thai the otnjmms los nun untiil to hunilriilt of dollars mid that from i fifteen cents tn live or lx I ilolli rslnd lutii I stiilin fnsn Various mulilnis thtotiuhnut hue oity larh vieek Tho onmplnlnts lirame I si iiumerieu that Pnlliu Hpiihiunilt 111 tilled the illlfiiunt i Capulns tn Instrutt Ihelr men tn lion I a iloso I I watch for tho muchliu I thlcMs t On Snturiluy night Pnllietnen Kuliu nml Arinstlong uf the t 11 t fKtveUhth i I I 1 u s li t utMu tlon lint eittul lit it lms I who neknimlcilgcd that buy Iriil formed thimselves t Into I u hand for thu purposu of lohhln tIll weighing mnchlnes James b Hiailj I II I 1 ears old of Jlt I West SKty sixth I Htieil i who Is 1 said to he I Ihu leailer told thom lucille thnt I t the I gang had nibbing tho machines In this tin for a month or more The weiLhlng lunch u hhuo robbers had I learned thnt hue unlit wetu im the looUout it mil It I had betn detlded a tiiie hog held a few dnvs igo to tiatiifet I 1ielr 1 npirntlons to Jersey ity Newark and other towns In I New left1 Ihu gang then liitindul to move on to Phil adelphia Hoston anl Chlingo where It was expected that a rich harvest would IM rcupetl before thu authorities Interfered with its op erations Shortly after N oclock Saturday night Polli men Armstrong and Kuliu MW n xinall buy examining u wilghlng a mat hint ueui Seventy foutth street and the Houlcuird Aferwatoh Intc him for a vvhllo the xillcfineii nrreated the bov at he was In the at I ul prilng open hue ilotir uf the machine with u told chisel Ihe I chisel was of nnely temperid steel uml had evidently been filed down to meet the pur pose for which It was belug used rime prisoner Iho took his arrest coolly Buld he Wall Curl Anderson 14 years old of V37 W cst Slxti sixth strict Vs lien taken to the police ttatlon he acknowledged having tried to rob the machine and audit hunt he was act Ing under Ihe I outers of II hue gang I lu which he belonged When qtlLstluntd he give the I details of work oar r ltd on by his ascot lutes and Intimated that If I the pullcu had walled a few dajh longir tho uimplaintH alKiut tho uiachlnob being robbed would have leiutil Tho I story told bv thu prisoner lesulted tn the arrest uf Jaims Hiad the nllugisl Under of the gang John Devlin 14 jears uld nf ai4 Vt est Mxtv svtuiid ctnet James Kjan I years old uf IO Amsterdam avi nue anil liwiiih i 1 Coiiman 14 I sears ulduf 4u Amsterdam live line When taken In the MM Ion house all tho prisoners cull fs td tu having broken open and rohlxil weighing 1100111 lieS I guess juuvu got us deml 1 to rights this time said Hriuly mi we aint guln to ilo no rravvllng It juutl only given us n cluuit ivedhnvo III cult mx week nnd lucre itollt lit tit butte hi en liny rnoro trouble Whenasked vlmt he iiueuu lit by lighting nut ho Kiild that it was getting too I hot for comfort and that lie t vigilant u of i u the jolUe was Inter fering with the UieruUnns uT the gang Wu had nlmtit tontlinkd said he to get out of hero and tin klu New lerscj Win n us ii had llnlshet that joli vu steno going to Phila delphia and iierhnps to some of the other big cities If Anderson lund kept his eves peeled we wouldnt liavt lieen I in this IIx the polite nutillcd lieu it m wulety of the ariest of t lie live yuuhh rug inhbers i u anil Chi Diet I went tu I tho Mitlun I house After he had h vu tit tu mucit I hue IMJVS lucy wtru bundled Into a patrol wagun nnd driven to thom sue Ittjs hiuL1l quarters at I nint third I s t net nntl Kourth avenue I in thu stay liradvnnd I lest thi got Into a dispute vvhlih leads tho pollco to think I tlmt I the gangs iu end lotus eti tided further thin rubhlng vteighlng machines You i aint on thu level said Ilradv turn 1m tn Devlin vouro the in in vvlm htolo mi watt h the other ilav anil Id thank uuue to glue It bitk iMfnru I innki trouble f 1 5 iOu liivlln I denlel knunlng anv him about thu rnKsl ig wntih uml in thou aieiisul u liraily uf pit king ixsjiilus puikits I in I tht I street Itiailv tieD ist her ehuue rice and tuld thu utlii r to keep his head closu 1 When arraLiied liefoiu Mngsrnte Mutt In the oikvillu Iuliie t unit vctinlny morning tho prisoners acted ns though tluev didnt uu whether lucy vieie piinihed or not They weru cuininltted to the nru uf the lierr I I hu cletv pending examination morrow after noon All the IK S hays omfortnbln homes nnd thtlr parent I are nt a los to understand wh thev sliuuld have lobbed tho I Weighing 1 mf chined 111 rov5 iit nitii nr IllS COOK Nlir Stud Knlitieil Her 1nrmev Implnyer Vlio ICeroniiiifntletl tier Cu f IluncMtT Kllrn Iltlehantv 4 liar olil a uuk Clii ploMd by Amaa Lvons the umhrelli m inn fin it tun r of ll I i West Kort y fourth stintmil her hother Willinin ID jenrs uld of 2il Kiust Fifty sevtnth ttrrtt vxre1 thnrgcd wllh I h I i lob i hers In I the Yorkvilli Poll lu Court cut trutey morning The woman has been in Mr ljunss employ for over n viir he vis rtionimended to him I u bv Iawjtr Willmi I I I 1 running i In whose employ she had been 1 for two t stirs or more Whi n Mr ranniiii htoke up house keeping and learned that t I his frit ml Mr Ijons nnnted n good i uok he I ommended Mis i Dele I hanty viho hu aid was orderly honest and knew her business After the looks arrival at aU Wist Forty fourth strcft various nrthles longing to the Ivons l family weio reported luuhrthl Mi Id cullS susptcted nil the stivants i i ctit the I cuok us Mr rinnlngs S omniiniUitlnn put luti I nhiivo pielon Ihu I utli M r t t Mints h ul until id how evilthat Miss IHelmnn I h hi oil icr William was a Irnineiit v stui In the kiti hen He ulwnss upptniid emnn hrniltd but went awns with a bundle of one suit m annlhi tightly dune up In n ncwspnpr On atnnliv nftirnoon Mr ljons heiid about hut luoilui vIsltR nnd as hu was having the houst I tlmt t evuning ho was stopped and uuleiul to hand over hue bundle hu i an led under hi uvt iinnl When iipeneil It was found that the I bundle untiilned teitnln iiroprts luetuulugiuu tu Ml LI oils The niretnf the h two Iiilunl I s lolo ed Later in the evening Mi Ivotls wen lo the cooks room and uiulcil hti trunk In it wire Mime of tutu mlshig iitupi rt and a photo giaph uf lur fiiimi empluji ur Mis Faniilii Alionl Mis running ink VMIS n toM clniln nttaihuil to whMi was ul Weljul pcnihint When Mr Isons ren hed thu I bottom of the I trunk he fuiinil n small pin k luu hldilen In one loinei It luntnlned n I Linlin whit h lull t a striking it t mblim e tu thit it Ill n li l Mi Is run ning In the I lt Hire In i unit I se teidnv Mi Kniinhig Iduntined the pend nit it suin whlih hail lilmvul luhl silts in il whlih had bun mU llu fin ume time He nil that iliulng tliu tlmu the Dt le bnntv wnin in was in hi i inplov his tiMnlh had liilssiil vill Ions liltleh I s hut tin he had never MI INI lid the look ot tub lu hui Maglstlile I Motl i held the I prisoners u In SVtl ball em ll lull e luhlliluuI I I ion tolnoi in aflei nnol Ml lvinis wild hint it h n ai u ti il William Dtlehantv hail nn 111 ovuiciiat whlih had lnen Htoh tt finni him about s lx wicks i n and that I tluie was little ilnnlit that tin oust lu d made Stilt ishllu all ut his mi1n PIOPIM tv II is l raid that I In Is a e savin Horrnn and that she hasmei tumi in the t h in I Iceftc MI iMtr The leaner fur W Im on Ihe rlciifnr l lie I lie oil I I Slolt n Mnny comiilalnls huts bun niaile to tin t no hint rultntl by the uuSs theN of tnmll ruaerles w ho have buen twiiidltil Ihe method uf tliu t bwindler was ii chIli r u a pall uf mill luulut tu onu II1 hueuUi Ill ir tit I III I tlllll huu uroie I hIlt I ii iimuel e iuuuiul be stOut iuli tluu eiesihcur lluuu siurunleuls ceumnnier hut 81 urituly hI eluiiluge ur Ii lull hue cetut uuiuuiuu silItu lii liut iuuiui utluil tluuuuuu3 si in 1111 iou iut u lusuullur nuuuh luuihu lii t luuhu lut Iii luiuuliugu ibuu itslnuhliu uuul I hue biuiuulCi iuuu iii eli t hittilug luum iiuti Viuuli liii ciuirsiiuueuu S5ui suuullilug lul huhluu iuu neuuuntu t0uu uulil iiuui StIlt cluuuiu lii hIll tluu sit liuuhhur 111111 lu hut ii uhiivu ihiuu hiuueeui I lu iii or cur t 5111th gliucry ill if iu u i i iiuiiii rtitt i Mils tluuui st h H pulled the fuul I tu tin Chtrlu4 unit 1uilluli iilul I Lucti IL Cuulih ru Hun ut the iulndh i On atimhu nUhl n n ltnsttiiii t hue rpiloii wiih aruiiii uti the I coniei of rignlh avi iiiiu 11 nl Ilinml slni ilu win Arthur Lei man m eus uldif jut last Ilst sir ui Huwns Iduttlriiil h I inner Tni I III letfi r sun Mnrmt i mil I usiriln inon i i it I buue man who had sit ituihiuuh htm Sit coil i olliel sin ill grocers sshuii h id In en ruhht nisi Mi nI lied him On lust Its mm huii hu tI Is hilil lor trial Li liuinn lii he In hue hnsl and uf tlio unman who MIIIIU months agoISIIIM d I OIM elI h w tar ing me ns clothes and ubtaintil u p m e in thu Pasteur Institute us an t lev aim bos When hoc Identity hitlino known she elinp i are el nld I then It wnsellveuvi rid that sevuich people In Hi I building had I em roliheii I ihiu uurt It is ani sl ed and eunfissiil that shu had lohhid lugUo I money to her husband hhu was nut prose cuted Uldnt rJpuro Ihe LlillU Iliinti The house of Arthur It Paine nt III Lafay etto avenue llruoklyn was entered by burglars on Friday night and Jewelry and other articles Asawu valued at SSti stolen Yesterday a childs sues lnita biscuit which Dr Paine Identified as his prolulirtu wat found on Fort lioetitwhere It bait tuuclc abandoned by tho robbers after Its con tents hud been removed WKIZ1KKATK1 BHOV O1BJS A Report to the f V Pralilnn the Dry Ooodfi BlorrB For home time past a committee of the Cen tral labor 1 Illun has been trying tu cooperate with lie Worklngwomens SocIety In brlnglnir about a ci uference with tl e proprietor of dry goods ntoroi tn reference to the proposed bill tu bring inercnntllo ciitnbllBhnientu within tho cuyt of lie Fa tory yaw The conferences did not nnterlnllr and llelegato John J Pallan of the Pattern Maker Union the Cmlrnian of the committee undertook a per tonnl lnniK1tlon of the Mules The result of hli work wan embodied In n re port which ho nent to the Central Labor Inton yesterday where It was read by Secretary Unuech Tne report was a surprise 11 tho C L 1T as Instead of blame thu delegato lnul nothing but praIse for the condition and management of them stores When I first attended the conferences of the Worklngwomens Society the report legan I was struck by tho apparent cruelty amid heattlessness of the proprietors uf lie stores In fact I was burprlsed that such state uf things ns was described tu 3iu could go on so long I heard from other soun e that n mis take had been made nnd decided tu Invest I gate matters mjsclf I starUJ on a t vleiif ntlc ItisiHctlon of the stores winding up on Saturday night 1 visited every linos and corner atid left no means untried to make my investigation a complete one Instead 1 of being harshly treated I found the girls Iii scry clue tu be trinteill t with kindness and cun ldoia tlon Theii t ondltlon is one of luui tompiiied tu the condition of girls in futorles Nuublie tlon was tunIc to nn Investigationthough 1 In ti I oeluceil msstlf us n delegnlu fium Ihu C L U I h id the Irtedom uf the stores from toil tu bottimi I was prepaid tu Ilml grlevnniis on all hands and found nothing but ssiuui was woithv uf praise I isles informtil tu hiuy astonishment that this was the llrsitlmu that iin retntflitatlM C uf urganleil labor hnd gono through t hue stores In iinsHer lu ques tlons about girls tulnlng labor unions cuIie cut the employers sri iul t lie lluiet Ion was a tuew unu lu them Ihe report then ileserlbed the ilclegato 1 ex perilins In Individual sture lie lountl that In I omu Cute where Inpu tlon t hi faitois In I MicitJts VMIS ubjeiteil to t tin hue Kiuuiid Hint t I the Inxpoitoisj lie iiolltiinen there wns no uh jei loll tu thu llotird uf Kuui atlon or the Ho ml ut Health making Inspei timis from time t tu time uml n law llrtlv huh I hIlt ftn MU h I i nsi cton was fuss until rather thnn I thu law propoed b tlm Vu irk Itiizssuilitmus futletv I tht n the rojiurt i ontlnned I piupoed tu Miss I I oodbrlilgu hue I Si letmv I of thu Work liiguomcirs siiiletv that hi should try and meet thn men hauls un this ground she tod me she viuiild nut nsk them ialn tumiut luir i as it would be undimillied hi snld nnd she wasnt gulng tu huinble heref befoie tin in Shu aNu sniil hit lm vtoiild nntnltei the t bill no matter what m tlon the Vrtrit t lnlnu In I inn took and that the C I I Intnliiiil In the iniiHei without I elng aski d As fai as hnuis of labiii v ere i olu fined liii 1 egilu Pallas found that I tven wlien thu girls worked until Id I ut 1m k un itiirdav nights nonu of thim wnrkutl sit huurs I a week though olIn if theiiu win ked nenlv heel time Ihu anilu iiinilltlon uf theti ret vas alls i fntoij uml the hit in itgnrd smtj for em plovees VMIS ubsei t d In one store hu wn told that Mr Lowell wns urged tu go Intu thu I store and Investigate fin hirelf Mm tnbboinh nml tulnntb H fu itl but Inslstetl that tin lu vs eie a numbr of gi nvnni us i The delegates ntiplnuiluil ishuuiu theierort was rend Delegate Itogirt of 1S I piuiaphli nl Inlon No ll niit If the report was straight I It did not jibe In with what he had heatd He uh jei tisl to hue i rit ii I lms on Ms oiidbriilie Must uf Ihe I dcligitch praised the n iiurt Finnllv the I ululhli was endurfil in 11 pled as niore and lleltgite I Pallas w is jiriisid Thu C 1 1 appointed DI U ati s Downs and Viiistun to a swt him in his niiu hi and expresMil Itself In favoi uf a hill itsiiu the Hoard of Htaltli tn t1 I u lloaid of Idiiiation pov IT to Inspett the btotus 1 rirthIIci inn rutfKii XJMJOVS Tlie laiilorne flln Artlon oT Earls Coin mlMHlonerv Altirruv unit Wiiotlnntn A meeting of delegates representing all tho Cnlhollc temperance H letlts In tin I ells a tonl mumbirxliip uf moiu than 1101 ilutit yes tenln nflurnoon In ColunibiiK Hull an annex uf the Iiiiillst Fiut tIers linnli nnd votid unanlmoublv to sustain the position of Excise Commlssloni Mnrrav and Yuodinnnnsenun tinted nt tho I last Hurling I of the Kit he Hoard when those Cnmmltiloni proposed a plan foi the t n dnetlun of the niinibi uf niloons In the i Its I he delegates of tn I ti iiinurince wi cltttes niinplt d the tollot Ing rtsnliitinn iritin A v eri hit go proportion of the I evils vt e I huitu u to dt plore lia lulling mm h ul our eh Ic con uplion is well as di Mam e of law nut unler isdiitctly tiaeenhleto t thu hiiloon as It is now nilunll ion lltnltd in New York IInuns hi I Iu in ids tn tlm Jnllln the poor house to I hu Insnne assltini Ill C lini il iillhu the i 551 lei ks who bin u bi en made Mich b ut thr snlnon It I iuus I Un latlonf I II KlMlliotist tIc 1 Mill ClflO uf the pupnl illuii orone in eveij vim of tlu peopli Is out of all proportion In tin lekltlm itti witilsnf the t till It lb i II IHI ul tln iui i That wu hinrlils cnmniMid Ilie h lIlt tion uf the I Ho ml of Kviieon Jan 7 ISiil I us toni tin I llnpmi fi uis were rnlodtotle htghet limit allou In u thu lm and a gilntlon ennctil w hli h tiiil mKei hll lilt dawn Ihe niiinhti of ialooii aial hurl the I rimnlndur undi r tin sun t ulliuiuecr nf gnu it luss I IiIITII nit car n IIIttb t lhrn Her Ititlfrntnii Jut In tic Nulonii lie t lsst rut iss liiill Polne f nplan Pulcl I nf thuWit I Ililrtelli Hi eel station ha Ion several snnilaj I ait been giiith nnnosed bs the tact that Charles L l Niwmnn has kept his niloon at Illevinlh I IIM line open I lie Captain itO verftl men tn et uvldeni u iirnlnst Neinn in hut i lie litter wuuld lint uuluuu un uf tin in n e ilion I eu l tuning ihu i iiptuln s m I luuuill l in h Ii i I i t i li 1 I iilhl to the ril ii II mid uull lam lo Hand at thu Ilu I ilmn nnd gut m r Mi I In pnn ennui il iii a nrdi n iii and luuui In en slnmlniL4 Im iihnit half an hum at Ihu nut i nil cnn4 lu tli plniu when Nue nan lull id 1iu ilom and Invild hln to liura ul u is her 1 wtiu I i futile men in thutluu m I I ind t 11 lu lull w h k 5 II ei i i n thu h 1 a so 1 the ji m I u Iluli t M e 1 Ne14 mail undi I at LS uil took him ii I tuinn IIOIIM ImlflIllI1IluI i iniiHiii fr A Molllel4 lllttl II eilhlei the li UMpit llr Ilrtutcs Hull will he a ilnnhlo mirr fu In in ord nin u w Ith thu rltu il of thu ueCts uf 1 ends nt 17 I leTeHiiii ineline liionkls n on e liut ibrides will bu lllihuli Haven I lint Mllei ut it IM MI h her iliuiliti r MKb la rnb n li n i il Her irid Ihe n IM i tne lunli grluuluu Mr Diival hI I I o lei I lot 1 HiS Vi rnoi uutSlulie II n mid Ni Hand I red Yi ih of Ihilnli Iplii SIIUM l at iMuriigf ui im m i bersuf lln riyuf Irn mis llieiu will he no oilUlitiiu mini i TOOLSOFBRIGIIAMS TRADE 1 tx JIAXK CKllTiriCATlOir 8TAitP tj CHUCK jtvcr A Ietv Itlnnk ChfcUn i ntl Forged I tll liili iintl ThiitM Almut All Hveept Pile Nrr A Itrroril In Illltndrlphlnni Iilflttlne llteliitred Ire ViaitUl Paul Hrlchnm tho craylintrrd swindler who pccurid iU fium Lnwver Mlnrnthon a worth less heck forSilOO antI w ho had several plan for swindling other piopln well under way when he w ns nrrcMcd tin li May was remanded again bufuic Mnclstinta Hrntin In the Centre Street Police 1 Ciiint I jistenlny iiiornlnc Robert 8 Williamson of the New York Hollow War Compnnj4 i w ho lost S21D through llrlehnm and Lnvvjcr Mlntnlli who lout SoOO will be In court mid llrlghnm I will doubtless be held for the t I 2 i uml Jiny 1 i Ye u nlay ninmlng Detectlr Murrlsey of llo tcni was In court ready to take llriilni flu htnilil t hu buillscbnrged llrigham I spends most of his spire time telling the di tetl os nhout his sw Inilles Yesterday h tuld Ollrlcn I I I Hint hu hnd u thai on foot with Alexander Icvett uf the ucker it Lovett A Loeb Company dealers In chemicals that would have been concluded on Tuesday had Lute plant nut been Interrupted by his arrest He aid thnt Im w is to Invest 100000 tocnrry oulsom contracts the firm had and that ho was to re ceive Sliltllltl every Siiturdny night for hit In vestment Mr Levetl wns seen last evening by a Sns r portei Ho admitted lint ho had been sp pronchcil by a representative of BrIgham bet ho denied thou any dellnltu offer haul been mad to llrlghnm Mr Lovett said I Whnt Urlgham Intended to do on Tuesday u dont know He may have meant to murder m for all I know to the contrary The matter i nnvct came to a head and Is of no Interest to thu publli llrlghnm told thu detectives yesterday that hs hnd luetmu using nt 19 East Ulxtloth street with his wife Unasked ItyndersUi tell hti wife that he wns under arreM lie paid4 I am afraid this will kill her but I suppose she ihiltst know llrlghiuu wax known at the boarding house aa Chitrlen llartlett which Oltrlon think U bit real nimi Ills tsifu visited him yesterday Hh Is nearly lillmi nnd has snow white hair 1 Ihie sw trailer tolit thu di tucttvi that ha bad room at the Poster House IIH Fast Fiftyninth Street i In his room In Mxtleth street ana In the Foster Hoiisu I I lit I lit the Hvntlers found a lot of articles that Ilriiham had used In his business Among tliesu things werun certification stamp nf tlm t Ilnikntonu Natlonnl Hank a punch to punch liiiins on thfike Sonic forged letter heads dull envelopes of the I llhickstone Dank clumtlly I I ei cult I d and fourteen blank checks un the bank Hesldis theso lucre tias a check foi Sii4l tlrnvMi on thu New England Trust Comtmnv In I favor uf Paul I I Ilrighain and signed r Idwaril Moru Trtasurer lucre was also found a patent granted to Chnrlus lliutlitt on April Mil 1NII5 for a lock to prevt nt u ilngei rings from fulling I otf a contract between Itarlett anil Ac ker Merrnll Condlt fur IHIOIIU ilrtulars entitled Menus l llreak fast Dinner and Ten arid a receipt showing that ho delivered HOdii of the circulars with a letter from hue llrm saying Hint ho had author Itv to dulled iulvurtifemcnts for the book From letters found it was lean oil Hint In May IHfli Itrlghnm or Harden conducted a business knintn us the ui3sIc Puhllshlng Com Dan y In Philadelphia and In August of 1H1I4 lived nt i IS4II i i Ninth I weiitleth cut rich In hint city This letter uf recommenditlon was also found HOVAI Il IslllMl COMIA T Iini id hulA Juno 10 188B 1 t Tn lul urns tt tnni ti rfincvrri 4 I Wii lime bei ti trnimni Unit tmrlut with Mr Chlrle liurlftt fur the ilut tliree iars 10 tile amount ol biuuuu a 311cr uml Inn e fniinil linn prompt In hit par nn ms nnil ktrletl honorable In nil nU Imnlnuu with 1 us Mtiiisoi IIKSII Itanager Several cards of Hondls Lautorbach John c eon a stntenient of thu business of White spnte and suu nil oilier articles wore found Hilghnm hnd printed borne circulars tor C leiie n uroternt 110 Madison street Chicago In Mas 14119 i Men whom Hrlghnm has attempted to swln s tilt turn up nt Police Heidiiunrters everyday YesttrdayT I W I Landau of Landaus silk 1 bcw Ing mill I In I PatcrtMin I was ono of the visitors H4 hit ntifletl Hrlghnm as hue man who under I the t nnmu of Dnvlil 1 Colemnn swindled him of J t 1 89luo a sear nco as told In yesterdays HUN Mr Lmitlau hasnt forgiven llrigham for swin I dling him Thu tlutet t ire were afraid he would Ig ttrlke l the prisunt i Hu I i railed I him a dimmed scoundrel anil other hard nnmes before he i llrlghnm was taken I nwny Another visitor was rcnator Hradley who keeps vvutcli of peoples murals at Asbury Park Mr Hrnilley tolil Olirlen that last Hummer a limn who he hellevnl was lirluhnm had coma p4 to Ahnry Park itie I man had represented himself to bo a large rtnl estate tlcaler In Bos J ton and examined thu Park for a situ stiltabl for 4tlui grinttst holt1 fin earthas he ex lirissed it tic tleuttui encrust dllTerent blocks of ground on which lo I b illd but as Hradley fi would nut fecjl any of the ground Brigham left the Pur u4 ruullsmiur i Hrnilley fully identilled Itrlghnm and ri told htm that I it maile him I sad I o nee n man so old In sin ha prulli miient Hrlgham replied that the st ntlmeiit diil Kindles irtdit I lames T Ad ims Ihe tnshlerof the lilnckstona l Nation il Hunk of Ptiston in which irluh m 5u lid he was n direetor i I I wrote to OHrien I raster i dm tonllimlng tils ilispitrh of Saturday 1 which said that thn man was not Ic OutsIt then jr1ii1 JrsP InTEl AS Tier Stile lelr Unit K inn CnndciellnB Tub t llurliril Ilrt rrn III Trrtli A man whose real nnmelssupposcdtobe Meyer accompanied by a woman registered at tilt Ilbernn Hotel at 7ii Kourth avenue shortly i nfter midnight Saturday morning ns John s Mnltulni nnd wife TIns couple lund no baggage nnd the man paid lor his room In advance They welt nssigniil tu luirn 7 un the first floor At 7 J ucloi s cstt rdas morning the couple appeared In tho uiUe e and ns the hotel restaurant wu J cinid the man raid thus I wunhl tru out for breakfast Hu turned nlonu about an hour i afterward and went tu his morn At noon Mary linsioll I a chambermaid 0 sinelleil gas coming Irom I the room hhe called lohn Hohllng Ihu lerk i and hi aided by Pa He einnn Adam i Wagner of I lie Iast Fifth street V station buri the I door lhio 1 man was in bed I pmtly ilrisid lit I had unfastened a rubber liihufiom I ii i IMS Htnvu nnd isiihvxiaied himself liii fas was tnriiHt on lull I mil tho end of the tube was illmhid jlrmlv lietwuun Ills teeth He had bei n ilead abuiit tepii I hours I In ire was a lelti I in In I his I pot ke t addressed to Inlin Mi ei i inu Ahruna A sons grocers 185 lairs less miiiie lerse s ill I A i bill maul 1 out tu iuliii liyr by Ioudon V Johnson gro t i eii it 1st hmniii stro1 I lid thu police to he Hem Unit thit un wits Ihu nulelduK real name H I Is I stippnsi d tl I a4 he was i rommerclnl travel lii In I l lie e mil 11 uf i I C Anrens sunn There was nothing tu rxp tilt Ihu siilclden act A gold wnti h ami 11 nln and 11 Nil weru found In hi pot ket 1 In bo Iv nii remove tt to the Morgue 1 I hi inllrii wi urt iiiihluli find the woman and thu hotel cR1 i k sail hu until not describe her shu cull not letiiin I to the hotel afterward nituriiir Cap T L Yiven uf tliu Twelfth Prilled States i Infintrs I who for HIIUU ti ill il has had charge of tin i tcillit lilt ullli n un Ihlrd avenue near Hlghlli Ktriit dlid nn I rlduy at tho Castl llulil I I 10 I id street t and Amsterdam avenue Hiir I fiiiluiu aid asthma mused i his death I apt HI n w is Imrn in cotlnnd cnnm to I tbli iiiiintrs i jnst In forulheilvil waimidiitthe out lire il ul hostiliiii i e nllstuit In Ihu I 1irst Cnllfor 1 avnlrv He I was ulisi quently transfefred tuiumihs rig buIlt stiitlomd In New Mexico Hi I was Hindu a innd lluntiiianl In 14191 and 1 lit I leiiteiniil in ISI At the tllnuof his di mil In was mar tlu t po thu IM of Cnt tiuiis anil hu Miiihl hnvu In ifl i promoted to Malm i h In I I I a liw I months h On i Saturday his body mdii vnllitaiii i ort liom iiineinorn I Inland wastiUo In W ihiiiuion for Interment In thus National I itliuetrv Hu I Iiaves a widow lohn P I iii It dli d esti rdny evunlng at his h in in Vi illi uiiuii N Y from acute pnou monl i hilt was hiin in U illlnimnii on July 10 is I i unit H is edurictid In the Hut hestur Col hniie I liunite I Hu I wasiurls etlectrd Justice II Hit pe n e ul his hIlt n hlh il 1 the olllce nlna sim wu AseinliMiinn in Isil I I 1111111 agalu In 1 1 u Iji was In rllF nf Wnjnn cuiinty la hrul i I nnd IH iln In hails 711 In 1H7H ha was i lei ii d ni i M I iir nun I illiamson which PI r i n in In lu ill di uh being Chairman of Ih I aid I Hei lives n I large i tale Judge4 I i urge I N right thu patriarch of Inw a stall sun idtd I al his liuim in HebMolne I unatiini it at inuiiii i of 7H He wiisuno uf the i si It i is ul the late ami HIll been a lin mbi iul tin tale I uainn tnltud rtute M natni fioni IM s lu is 4 iiinimu Indgo Hf Ii Ill en and i iiu1f f histnu lor evera more lii 1 nl n tiled loi un lat li In suirs of his life lioni in lainii HI Ills Prisldenl of tho ililk t oiiii us huts Iin and of thu security ti ai cu i lust I i lunp i i linn11 s h rrs ilnd I ist night In bun Carlton Hmsi at Vi illi un and I ttlulu full t sin ets after mi llliis nf ulur ilav IniUmonla was thu i nmo nl 111 ill Uh Mi Pi rrs was Imrii fifty twusims I I iiin Mn atlne lu I i and In lsTil ho HIIIO i in NI tO tirlaiel otiniiie i unne t ted with U hill s I lal i Ito k I him lil years ago hue Cit up hi pai i ill th iilluu and becamu ultlilluhuu1 tli I I h f r IMir I Killing thu hoiso mntiiiiti i wni i plan in loll until he bo S clInic ill I Mr Ilenileita I llilhluiri n yiars uld teas fmi d ilead in he I isttriliii moinlng nt burr I nmo in luti4 llrmii h su was iiblnc t in heart dlsiase At one tlmu Shill wan unnoi the most uxtunslv u property i use ii irs In Lung llrnneh She tins thu widow uf Robert llubbard aud luvetf a lamlly of five urun children I

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I I I I I fl 4 THE SUN MONDAY JANUARY 13 1896 g AFTER GOLD AND SILVER r OOLOlcA1JU Kcntxars 011110 H1AlST fit A VII I Cripple CrctU lli Ontre or Alinoul All In ft Hpeeiilntlon llnern MAHlilnic Hntiil foi Cold Alone XOO Mllr or Hniikn Jtlvtr I A 4t ntnhont hut In n Camiilrtn llln lall CitupUrentrr Acll lly In lyomlnit fJENVflJftfl RTho mining stock marketsot I the State steadily strengthen mul prices are 4 gradually rising The oxchangis urn guarding against fraudulent companies mid n careful ex amination of titles U I miulo before tock arc lUtcd Ncxv companies how over are nrgnnllng all tho time and it xxouid be strango If some of them Tfcre not manipulated to thu harm of In vestors Tho organbntlun of mining exi hnnges In A number ot Kaslirn titles will lncna tin Interest taken In this form of speiiihitlon In Colorado there arc ten people buying mining I locks now to ono Investing two months ago Cripple Creek stocks nro tho principal ones trade In though the properties m Anpi ami LeadIItc and the o11tti Kleuouf f Itkr City at tract much attention Il latter hns niinoumid that this year regular monthly dlxlilcmls of a 1 cents n share nn nrapltnl 1000111 xx 111 bu paid The future of this mine for throe ears to eomo la clearly demonstrated by the ore rtsirxis now In night ont there Is I little I I doubt that tin ngu lar dividends will bu continual for Dint length of tlmont leant tmo Tho Molllo llbon silver mine at Aspui oneo a great dividend pair has three pumps in place which Ire dinned nulllilenl tl take care of tho water that has Hire I alined the I mine and with the resumption of dlxlilinds thntstuikls I expected to return to Its former high llguris Aside from these companies boxxexir speuila ton Is I confined almost entIrely to tho Cripple Creek companies The demand for properties In orablo lo I cations n Cripple Creek shows no abatement Tho Humboldt Company now hns over 110 acres altl Is sinking a number of i Iota to find oro Judge A W Ituckor recently seemed for 29000 n bond and lento upon the Mar Ann on I Gold Hill and he Is I moving fust to catch n vein The collie and lltoonilngton fourteen acres on hattie wore sold to Color ll Springs peopli last week for SSOOOO cash US Heytioldsof r and S M Carleton of Iiadvlllo haxo purobasid the Necessity on hattie under n bond of S75000 The now owners are shlppli ore valued at MOO ft sack Tho Mineral Farm proper two miles south I of Victor 100 acre has been sold to Chl ipo ton Sales outside of the producing district are going on and reports of ncxx strikes are heard almost dally Looking into the future n tunnel site has been located to run several mils tinder tho hills of Cripple Creek attaining n depth of 1000 feet under Hull Hill The Idea Ito Is I to afford drainage and transportation hen ihn mines attain great depth The btrnub Mountain Gold Mining nnd Tunnel Company Is I about to j let n contract for 1000 feet to explore Into that hill whIch according to Iho geologitf has ex cjptlonall good shoxxlngs The tunnel scheme of W I Hush and others of Denver is being pushed zealously Former real estate agents and Investment bankers of Denier are now In Crlpplo Creek looking for properties to sell t clients Thex all report n growing demand for good prospects and claims In the Gunnison count gold bill prospecting was active last enr and nssa return WA ACtO year 111 tIsSay were most encouraging but lack of cspltal prevented much of I showing The gold belt lies south of Gunnlson City and extends from the Cochetopn hills to tho Lake Iork I Includes the camps adjacent t the new towns of Cleopatra Iris Chance Vulcan Spencer Dubots Nugget and Gardiner In tbe Cleopatra section ten miles soulhens of Gunnlson the Maple Lent worked by lesstes has shipped two cart of ore that went Jlt7 I to the ton tn gold texersl prospects have shown free gold but ilph most be obtained to int below tho second fault before bin find may be expected There are largo bodies of low grade ores which can be made urolltahlo by tin IR aside trealcueut This Is true of tho entire Gun nison belt Near Chnnce the Mineral Hill Gold Mining Company has control of tight clam A shall was driven 100 feet and 1 short drift was mmlo to the vein which has been exposed fnr 400 feet and shows mineral three to ten feet wide The shaft will be drIven seventy feet further and drifting will be continued along the vein A tvxertystamp mill baa been purchased bj the company Seven cars of ore were shipped over to Tellu ride to be tested In the mills and It was upon the showing there made that the mill was purchased Aseays ns high as 115 have been had from the vein Tho success of this company will go far toward establishing tho position of tho dunnl son cold belt The Friday located 1500 feet cat of the Mineral Hill No 4 n I depth of thirty feet lifts opened w lint appears to bo th Mineral Hill veIn Another shaft on the 0011 lull group of three claims Is I down forty feet the formation but defined revealing same quart tnrllton no fined vein yet In plate The owners will con tinue drifting and crosscutting to locate tho atrlko of the Mineral Hill nil If possible Three miles further west a stamp mill lu I work ing on ore found near by Vulcan Camp Creek fifteen miles Fouthxret GunnlRon seas the scene of the most interest last summer because the proxlmlt of tho Vul can and the Mammoth Chimney mines These two nuzzling properties nre evidently the chim neys of extinct blowouts or centns of volcanic disturbances Tbo Vulcan Is bonded and his hipped fifteen car loads from I USfoot level d netting from SlOO to S4IO tee Ion The shaft IB now down I lao feet md reulnr shipments of two cars a week are made Hi Mammoth Is identical In formation nndxalirs but Is not working pending a dispute as tn the rightful holders of 1 bOld and lease hue Iron ap mine I few mllia WIt of Hut I Vulenn I mar I 11 toxin Hponoor ban opined avein to I depth of 00 feet fujly four feet xvldc xvlth xnlntboxir 2 20 t tho ton A tlvistunp mill has bell operating successfully upon thn ore and 1 tin inlno i Is now bonded for SiO 001 dns I of value have been dlfcnxued In tile 1 lid Lot property and lists aru making ns to tint hint kind of mill to si l up Huhnlf on dooe ruk his for Its thief operations ihoDuloIs I 1 1 iiinnel Comiinnx which Is ruining a tnimil to strike at depth flxo I large I chile outtiopplng on tho I 1 fine above Nugget Cltx Is I lour mlhs up loose Creek ft ont Imoolp I xxhi iril tin C artuitir group of claims undu bond to I A 1 Hntlmwai Is bllnL explored lilt xxoik thus niitllnul fchows the em nt of thn t Ik Id and Indiums what may bo expelled when mom j lIIH I Ihl I district to open up morn prospu IH I Mills 1 I I will bo necessary to triat thn Inxxgradn tiren and free mIl 1 and eon I rail Inn mum to adopted on other claims 11111 tIll I i iig ma y homifil dnnn In the d strict lh I mini mil arm U I six miles wide and about fiirty long iliti I district lias been general St Ill Ill out I and tin t Ii list BSteemcnt wnrk done Purihiios I can be I madn nt rentonnh tlirurep nnd n ittlititr of lastini there companies havuulruul tnktn hold of proinrtv tlre Lake Clt district was prnctlcnlly stag nant n year ago 1110 I output flIr tile liNt iit 1 loon this avcritgeil I flu 1111 4 her month I I Inlnlj I It Jumped J to 71M tons mid In umber last U reached 2HUO lone I InHead I of two minis I a year ago In optrnlltm there tire HillY nearly thlrti Much of this U I ii tie to t lie ni tixlt y of the Ute nnd rla a sllxcrluid produur mid 1 tho Golden FIe xx hIlt ii stnrlul It ii hi ills ship mint last July 1 after having Inl hIlt lid its tun nela and drifts toopui iipthu gnat tin of gold I ore the com tlalty Is I shipping to tbn I t Mlvi I rum smelter4ion tons of Us dump rick xxhlih Is I Vixx grade nettlngnhniit Sill II 1 hn eoml griidu rUB from 81 HO lo Slid I ju ton and fiomno 7HiO tons are outpiittid innnthlx hn I to keep up the regular 1rIiiltetitill lonboiil iil ion the company occur uIIII I y ships i n uir of nn MI valuable that gimrds in complin thn I shlpmi nt A largo working forte Is I pining i out thu t VII and preparing for future shlpmi nts i Pittsburgh mm Inst WIHK piinhnpda n Inrgn J Interest In hit Dim k Crook which HIM inrnllel t Iho Golden I Meeen A tunfont I tunml I Is I t being driven to hilt the ulnnt dipth mid fin ill t tutu the operatloriH of thu I mini I a wtl I as re dote tho cost Thn H Ixx nssi pow nud In Henxir 1 Las been stindll I tilt iriiyii1 during the jiar and Is now 0 regular IhilIljCl of loixgridu gild uTf Tho Clara U opposite Hotchklss I Moun tain hns been dnveloped through a tiinni 1 until a continuous hail y of oro has pun rex i ab d and conlluou all this propertY now bee onus a thlpter After txvojenritof i ftort DIP rasher I nf tho Hnttllng Jink adjoining I thn Little lolin 11 In thn lunlxille dlstrlit hnte rnumntirul H large bully of ill Idiots oru Hint xxlll I I I nxerngn S40 ICr Ion This Is t ono of tho very Cisc dix 1 rosaries mixdo In 1 tho xh lull of the gnat prop NI v ofthulhnx i eompaii The Champion of claims In Saw Pit 11 ClIP 11111 II fnw Ill near Tnllurlde bus teen Mild for JIOOUO cash to James McKn of Pltttluiruli the Valley View group of mines In Marshall Ilasln has been J purchased by a Jiehivor siidknlo for 10000 I I 0 0 r r A detailed description of the oncratloni nceom plInbHl In the bun Miguel country UM sur fenr would arford Interesting reading and xxonld In wouIlnforlllercslll dlente that Cripple Cruk Slot the only gold district of the State lilt I lerrx 1 Amarilla land grant of 100 square milts In Ihiraxtern portion of Archulita count glxes I Irilul lee of laccitut ill g a dlstlmllx I new Ill I nhttg ii It rid this year Humors I of gold ill is invents nlnl C hnina and Nnrajo rlxirs hav hiinnllmit fnr lilt hIt but xxltli no diUnite rn nllll nulls I I laslfiimimr I I 5151 chIld to prospntlnt rxitilltlon nndirtook to I explore thotountr nnd the report Minus that xilns S Irl lot nlel alit valuable nsays secured A porphry dk xxns dlstoxiridat n pointubrre tho I Nnxnjo ellS t ii roll liii treat ci I its nnd 51111 pIts 4t5lI cit from H to 011 goht I bit xelll was followed for mnrn thAI n mile Tie dltrlit His south ol Slirniltxlllo I nnd Handed Peak I Is Its centre I rn pcling I xxlll I I bo I llxily I I during tile conilnn summir In this district blriciiA I ItO Inutn CIT Jan r Tor n dlstnnce r LOO mill sur moro along Miake lllur nroecnttPrid mini rs xvnshlniFniiils for told Ihe pnrtldis Irl H siry line that it Is I onlx xxlth tin grrntest tare I bit the prii lous hId Ill tan be gilt iltrid nnd ninnjr maihltns thai have bein Iii tillitil durlmz ihn past few tIllS haxn i Inn i tried I and found Ini king jill gold Is sn line nnd light that xx hi n dry It will lloat on usliter tutu tin Inventor xx ho can di x Nn n msi bine for xxorklnerapldl and 0111 I It has I a fnrtuin xx it ii Itt his grasp During the lat xxiik the porphix xxnllof HIP I IlomiOnko I I Mini 1 I In I Ni iii I ii lit net WIS tilt thloiigh nnd nnntlii luige light frt xxldi ills inxileil I he 1 are h I fully I ns good ns that on xi lili h tho mill bus IH en tunnlne for the past jiar larks llalbaih I of I tin t I Omahabmiltlng Coinjian it l tilt nn m r of tht popi rty Iollrt J f J sparks hns put a thn p tntnp mill on tile Ill g tii ix gold mini beta tell I hilt rvlIhi and Ilomir A nhort time lOll he milled llftiin tons that I xlelded Slo 1 PT ton I Ill l a tilt Is 1 of good sire I and falrl y xx ill chive loped by a 150 foot tunnel la 1 li of which folloxxs tin xeln F I 11 I bun h Mtptilnti ndint of thodoxirn I tiipnt nsay olllio at ltol I e Ill I I mtlmnles I lint I thn troth IIt of Mild sllxnr I nnd lead of Idaho I for IHIiii iviiuls fcionooooo wllihlsnxrx 1 Bond Hhoxvlng hero Is no doubt that tin proilmtof gold lor the presint 3tillF will greatly exceed hIlt of 1MH 1 V Dormnn owner of several promising mil on Hoik Creek reports xxork going on deathly nt that inmp I rank Illsbonrli bin PIlL twit 1 Iruo S nllr 111 In I his 11 I I 1 nt PI I art for loneeiitmllng tilt sulidiurit ores Arunnrkx lily nih h dlioxiri has trOll i made lelr t lie Mi 1nrlanil ram h and till Is hole countix Kstnkid I till 1 ho mini of I Itoi I k rick arc S It those I of tin I Willow I I CIk t ilistrlct 1 II I exxis I a Cblingo railixll t Is about to Iniinth a IMIIU on snikulllxer that t su ill IIP tho laiiresl of Its I kind alloit lndndlt i I v1 111 I I bo a loinpUlc mining amp It xvill hxxn a Mntlmi ary inghie nnd bolli wilghlng 4000 pounils ulMx rnnen Undgei unit puinl of nil les On the boat Is I a boardltig nnd huh ghttg lioue cavIl bli of 1ICilillIttOiI lit I hg from 11 CIt I y live to lllty I miners Th boat xxlll moxe iii and down tile rlirr xiniVliu tin rl nnntl nnd Hanks fn gohl Ikforo I iiiIlsI tIlt ilig tho hi it n teat Wlo iniulu 8UCCIss on a small scale that EIIIUS to guarantee Us III ilio prospectors have for years tested ores for gold onl by tho crushing unit panning erneess cnnfnuinil Iy onl i free golil ledgis nro xvorkid Thru I 1n thonaiiils of I edges tzsrry Ing fold in I Iron matigani copper tr llurlum and othir niotnU thai xxlll undoubtidli on re celxlng hId nttMitlon of tiiintlllc pro pictors turn out to be producing minis XX OMIM n Cltn rvr Jan 7 Although there has bern plui r Ihlll I In I xarinus parts of the Mate ocr plnie the nrlr das of California nnd Ni xndn the ibi nci of rIO I a act t unil pmeltirs has re tarded 111 I dexilopmint of the I mining I I districts iiiu I adxelit ol eipllnl during the IMSI year and the formitlonof itndlenl s to I I open up mining claims tIlls gRill mi Impttus In mining In V r C 1111 I lile I districts ss It lilt are promnlng i I uo Cooper Mountain Iiirrt Mill entennlnlt um inins I ti In I Ie I Ion Douglas 1 Elk I Ilrlll and Hoik ireeks The Coppir Mountain Mild wns lirouulit Into notice In lNlil I by iho II eon of tin I mimi n l C S Crrslir and a Chicago iond hiixn a bond on the Itlc limo id xvhlih hoxxsby mil I I tints nmrly t us it ounrrsof gold TIle Dutton Creek distrli t line miles I I north U I n err mint dbioxcr of lullgrade Kohlbear ing fumntlon Ihi liotijlnss I Creek district lies nlone tbo bonier lite I I I betxvnii lolorndo and omlng nnd leixvien tin la rt lit Ic and North Ilattn I Mnams I I Is I tlfteen Ill lits long unIt tin wide I tist ear the I Albati Ilnei t toll PailS lom nn ul of Inii I n 1iiifli I ullkliN contruitid tbro miles of ditch I put In tHO feet i f Miel till i it a lid iroxlilid lixdrnullc apparitus riailj LI oiominitui 1 o erntions as 5ilIi aspiring I ot ens Nul A list m ule J illlt 1 fall leldul Chant Ii 1 yards I of ii itt an liverage tiC lIO 1 1 per arch Tin krnxel ind blsi k nnds 010 to In pnrth li s of tunrt7 n 8111 from Sl7i to 140 In gold 1 hiic I Dougl IS Consolldnted I ti Iii PflflY 0 IS Ilnl I lHO 1 acre ulnnc Donibi s Ink and MildIly con ftrncril lino I fet rf clUck lIlt mnson and xxill I ndd y uno during the inrlng niton Vii 0 prim g Cruk t inn 11111 V iVti log f00 acre i nrid a yield I of oxernl thoiiund dollars late ast tail Ihirty miles from Ijirimln on Ito wetern Mope of tin t lull 11 ar the La I Ilnti t mil Cdt ten nlnl d bt nets To the soot h is I tie Cummins dN 1 1 tnt xx In riii Chicago I I sjndientn I Is mgotlnting ft or some x iluabl pun ilaes lat I prlmr omo 1 htcngo mm cuiid I 10111 rid of J Onu ncres of ilacer grail nil In I tin I liukson 1 Hole I cait 0 try but optilioim xxere ritnrded by the I Indian I xrnr score Tile point nn xlllitup I I tium drid 1 is 001 crate the nlncers extrnsixtlx Ibej claim 10 obnxe cents n yield of 10 itnts pir ard at u cost nt SFXX MEXICO II ClTI Jan I I Piisent indications are that tint output of gold Iiom the Pinos I xltoi district will be larger this jiar than dine issil I 1m liell 1 1 Mcphens 1 pmytrtles which haxo been steady pndueirs fur mal cars lire I ell 55 on id itnullh I I nnd tegular I ulpm ntsof lUllion nte made tist of tin cnncHiitriteii from tin mil are shipped to the Ix mhoo bineltir xx here the t an trinted the 1 Paclle I dold i Cuminnya mini I is I 11111 xTorKiil un U r I leae I is I not produiing lulllon in sin n l rp innntltle as fISt tir SIX years IILO but tin mil litre h I is bren running iiendil y for some time I I on ore from thl I mini I A larger force Is nt work on the doili tn dlant I l nine than ner before and It I Is j expected lInt I tills Sell I tl the hiruet producer ot I the i imp i hsitai I In pnmpanx has 1 aiiinired tin Miilu I notb I mill at Ill us Altos I il sslj I iou lt the I on H betreiied Priparitio are being miulo it the fountain 1ey lo rinnlnn s Irk In tint mine It is j being etlmbered but it s 111 i I I bo n me time 1 I befori ore s prodni id ni mini xx is opimd up 101 depth of 7iO ffet hj tin Mountain lx r fom 111113 but the ore In the lll font listi x us found II Ie cit Lonlderabl loxxir kiido tbnn I tin oro Ill the upper levi Is nnd tilt lomiiinx upii deil ipeiritions pomi ear ngii ime that time the Cllllnn S11C Iln Illt 111 tl nlni bus I bun xxorktd at Interxnls hit thn pro 1011 luctlnn II is tech email In eompiuon xxlth tie Jl I pii xxhen tin t tIer lixnls XIPIM I being xorkid It I Is I thought I that I furthir I devclnp mIL on the 700 fiat level 1 ma hoxi ale a rich ns that in I tint ilpter I IcxiN On thn Mlaiilli side tln t l St tiltIfli tolls will hi I larrltd on Ill Is year for the Hist tilIli for mi rnl xinrs exirnl nine i tin I ro him prodmed gnlil In ronsiilinihlo Ii luantltlis I amnng them being the lIce p Dow ind tin Atlantic I hn oil I of a liii Ill litr nf j rntierties nt Cnrllslo is I it 111 I lending i i If I lln I sal is it 1 mad ixtinslxo iper itmns xx ill bi i omini m id In tutu lamp tillS tiir liiIs 1 has lii ill one nf the most imp irtant cold imps In Ihn iliilt ItO ist reiuhu dnldends it I f noil a rvntli bnxlng bein duliirid bl tho l ni lIsle dnid I Compnnx fo H mu tll I flIm a iiikln mini I tIusural i Important dlrroxirlis las n Inn mndn In thnt CaHill reeintli and nini important sales hno all loathe xxlthln t hi past inr t Allltln I work If I behu done nt Oohl IMI I I but till giilii xi Ins tin redo not npiinr to bo I of mill I 11 nt thli I kinss to I xxnrrnnt I any xirx ixtinslxv xruk h omit viry Dili ore lias hi en found in lit camp but Ill ixi inii of Inking It out nf ui h naiinw S tills b MI gnat that tbiro In I little I irolli prlt l gold mines Ill ar HIIKhnro are produi ing at n tilt of about 1 oun n month nr about 11111 third ns mm h as the minis In thn I MOM I 1111 strict Inn I nn ijultn ixtinxlxn hillier tronnds mar Hllllioro and II lompaii xxns ormid alii in time iars ago to opirnto tilt I 111111 of tlci I pbuirs but hit Cuihiiliiiiy did mt hOist Biiiiiiint nipltal to earn its plans ntoiMintlon Anotlu r atlimpt xxlll bn madn to tcsl I out thin phuiH of ibis comiinnx nnd F liould it tnci Id tlnsn I rich pi IMIH xxlll be very iiHiluitUi Ml ihnl Is nn i s niy to make thpto 11I1Ir mounds the larget gitlil produci in tbo Niutliwrt Is I to pit xiatir thrio In siiflhiint luantllns III xxnuh nut the told and It It I be I loxid tills I nm ho done dOliMIIZOS AIIIOV licsos Jan J I The upper Queen po pie iixe lakin hold ofa xnluiibli grouibnuth of tIlls invalid liEU iiiinmimlim xx oik UII largo I all If I tint opin UI tilt Is 1 ixj ii lid u nm lli r xill hooii fnllnxx In tho I ilradhhnxx Mountains ori ml tho I output of bullion both gold nnd Ii llxii I has lein tnalir u tlun In I nn y II her ills trll t III Ariona 1 hIlt limn mints tin ro Inuo 1111101 mndo iiniiii for tin insulxi s thin I 0 iro Ill hors u liu h Hit Just hiInning Ill liltruet at inlion Untilih of thi t n III II olhi punpitta xhli h Mil Icing I IIIVIIIeIIIII111I II few monllni 0 ill add In lln I alii id Inrgit output of bullion II I I I Diilihii lalih tliMnxuid near Vnl 1 un Pi ikxixirnl milih rthxxict III Iliu nix n 111111 III bhiii itch on SSIDS 11111 1 pir I till i olliadimd I I a ii iniiiies In hlhi r to thu i till bur is II glint mount of tire Mr Dlitilur md his 1111 furs ss III brgm dpxelnpinent hI nnnliiL u tunnel Into hIlt diko al its Inxxmt 1llIt lilt iitliiti ii I Ierilll1 well plii id bulng I iisiy 1 1111111 II agon n illstnnii of his ban nlit mllis frnm tbo nntn 111111111 I md Ihiin I x llallxx innd thu nunua biliixo II In S liaxi a bonnn i I lio iiklnn t In xxhleh this lidifp lies Is among I In I mln it Mctlons of Annum Won ii niilvid thl I Is xxii k In I iikiird lo I thn I Pierce mine I bain Is I to tilt llfcl thnt lapltnllsts expn t to taut charge of tin hommn nnd Inn ml tooptti ini tin group mmidlutel Uim tho I traumir of the bond olm 1n in oun of tilt ml uers is I nt pnsint at timing looking niter tb lat khlpinenl of or em them I riunlli Abniu thin mill xx III bu ninlojid Iroin Ihn start 11111 I i has not bein stillhlent wntirln tile Iyn l I ink to do inllell sluli ill lull MillUlent 10 Inn tile hisl roik I li mid I up while the raxil h illS ti en pllid up to walt II fluke hind ilrJni Kbim las iimind lalni idol is I nl1lrl hIs ul lilt to I uxxalt thu lomlnu flier Iheio Is I u asi amount of ground to ho xvnehed leer and II Is I ix pi toil that this winter will be ono of tile lest ever known at the Creek If the snow omo orinlitf iiscrxolrx for Illonl run As therein r no other war of storing water In these monntnln gulchcp all depends upon the amount of snow that falls during winter It II Fanny owns many other claims which art fully as good ns those mentioned tho Car son group Ills Hroxrn mine Is record breaker There are over a hundred tons of ore on the dump thnt will xrork SJO on tho 1plntes His Itofuso mine has n 130foot tunnel K shaft Kill feet txvo iofoot tunnels and several ills Tho ledge Is tWO feet and lntes5 the concen trates go 70 rarleynnd Nolan own the C O I n largo Mxfoot ledgncnrrylng 1 gold sllvi anti copper Iho I IDJ I I Isn gold prospict The Upper Ten Hard I I til lot 1 and Hard I I to 111111 1 nro three lino Iroollerl nnd xxlll eli rd v nrnko mine I flue Wopeels mine bus four distinct lodges on the ground running from eight Inihes to two feet Iho veins carry gold andtdlxir In largonuantj tle I This plnlm Is n hnnnnrt The Copper Chief Is I n copper ledgo thirty flit aside Ilrcni of oro xxiiKhlng tons can ho taken from this ledge thnt lire nearly pure copper 10 DIn also I carries largo iiunntltles nf gold nnd sliver N O I I Nohin oxxnn lie Mountain 1 Mile on tho t Mineral Spring nnd tttn linilitand has ledge running pnralhl on the Fame ground Iho cml its has u 101foot tunnel I and huxirnl open I puts 110 Ihnoro plntis SJ and tIle loncontratos intsTKit I AMI nu ititinrs hIt the New Mnxor lfnd n linn In the I ifi 1111 lo the Ieupyear Iluom I Whin Minor Tiederlik W Wurslir dlops in at the Hanoxcr Cliiboxirln Wllllnmsburgh to night to talk ptil it Its and nnswer lonun I ruins nine nf his fiknds mil nsk him xx lure he stands ollhlnll I h In i reginl to mnrrlngis In the Clt hail I tlllq 1 nip im A II I hllll h helms bun tho Major of Hrookln I for morn tlmn n fortnight I t ill mnrrlago question hant us 3 et tomii leforn him h fill pittlimint rtomo nf tile Majors lub friends Insisted last tihjit thnt ho would deillne I to lilt t us II t pr cf knots on the theoiy I that I no man has mi ligltlinnto right I to take II shliulo i flInt imnthirs roof Ihe said Wuistir billixes In marriage and In inrlx innrrlages at that and furtlirrinoic hunt he had atlindid 10 Its 1 thllll t ixintx llxi xxiddlngN I during tl I ict tmt xi trnnd i piiiilul all the win from SKI MM IOOlln wul ding gifts n eiu h Intnnii 1 hue wnsnt nn polltlis or bum oml In It iltlnr lln bill put on lIlt xxnlloxx tall aid white tic thiy I iliied soklj tunili of hldeshn lo I in lirook Ijns iiiiimt lonphs mntid and bappx Hut xx ith him it xxns let the xht innikcr stlk to I his hIlt Mnirliiiis ihonld IH I lift to tho duml IIIIHlIotlllr Anotlur rontlngont of frlinds cvprpvul tin HIM lies ns will I I In I ac to xxinit tl limit fur Ihtirsdnx 1 ixinlng I that tin I In xx Mnxnr xxis n 1 tronl mlndul man xxho I would I shirk no public dill IS Ill If It iiuvtiis Ill nirfoimlng the mnr nh luu iiiemoii and ki l I liLt tho brldp lie piople hid iluteil him ton Cupid I throngh n tough xenr ns noil us to t xinti h thai Aldirmen the nrMd aMd It was alIke IniMimbvnt 111011 him to sign ity xxnrrnntw and marrlnte n itllli alii 1HSJIO JAltKS Jt StltAKKK Hixlil to lln In Mouth Ami rlrn Ills Wile Iren Her HUurce teult James 1 iprnki agnlnst whom pociedlngs for dixorco xxiro brought two months ngo In tho uprimo Court by his wife Ilnrrlit I M 1 Spnxker n dmghtirof John H St irln htts 1 Inn mtslng for some time tutu his friends nnd relatives In this city profess to know noth ing of his present xxhennbout lie is said to bo In Miuth America Judge Pror grnntid nn order hist week for the irxici of sunilnnns b puMtintion In a short time Mr l piaVei 5 1 hun Is I oojiiis old married MlbsMnrln In 1M70 lie was former A dialer In groceries pro visIons niullilp chandler at oa I Wist strut On Oil In the Minrlft Inell i his store on twit uttnclum one for 8HJ I In favor of John Millixnn I I and tho other for frvji In I aStir of A 1111 II K l I I lies TIlt xxii I tnlmd on tI t lie nlltgntlons hilt prnki 11I11In I I absintfiom the store for sixcral xxuks nnd xxns kupiig hlmelf roniinlid to nxiill his iredltois It xi is st ittd in till nllidaxlts pnsinted I thnt1 ptnkii fnriiii rlx irrud n IIk xxorth 10 tIlt liut 1 thnl duri ig ix fixx months pn xli us to iit I I thi stoi k bad bun greatly dlmlnlduil by nh s 11 rot uplHiiihtil nnd hIlt thin XXIIH nn mum j ix Ith I I will I h 11I1a i tin I titli I tars xxhin till lrsoItltl 1 the r bills I nt the I store His I linbilltits I Ire ritsirtisl to bi In txxeen S lo 000 and Silttililt A month aftir his lalliirn bis wfn 1 bignn the t suit tot vlixoue 111111 it I is aid thnt hn I loll not Utli StIlt In this ill tlthll Mr 1 prnker is i II inunbir of tin sj riki r famllj from xxlioni the xillnue of irnkirs Hilnxas naimsl 1 mil he Is L xvldell knoxxn thruuuliuut tin Iohlll k nllii i Aiiii llIHIlKJ J1l1lTrll I WIcked Election Inaprrtom ludlrtrd Inr lltfuftlnB to Enroll rhtiui I Harm v Hi urkn nnd the John J OBrien As diletlit Iii CpliiSeIl tho must of the Hepublie I ins in tin lat 11111 i aiiiaikn It 1dlllk I lilt to I keep true t k of the flipHups of HIPO t Ate dis i trkt t riIIt Pal anoints Tin xotul i lit tho t re cent Tammany Hall primnriis mid snt rnl nf them xxito eu ttd uiembirs of the Tmmnim Hall CM mini Commlttio In I the Klglith ci lot rlct Tnmmiui Ie idcr Martin 1ngil seas shroud inouirii ttiough to ei toil that the niimlnrof Olliiiltts ihoin xx asiimill that tin ian nnt t Oil I rut tin dUttlit oignnl itinn Kigil mis mil nn OHrlinite himil and liuturns It I is i not nf to permit I Ilonrkn I md hitile 1 t I t ml tn control pnlltiiil oiganl it on for ns I ionn ns the tin thex are hIkeR to take It our to tIle eiiunx in the lint camp ilgn Owing to this 111 11111 for xnrl iblenres tho folio Ictri of llourke i I slur not n iilxul Into I full I filloxxhip III the Hitnblkan omanlalion thl ellr Iltl all Ssilllttii I to lIr1I Ili HpullI 1111 hut IXPOIII lI1IIIIIIIlolIr ltllllt II lliirrny tue lttIitlliiChihl Itiiiltr lund tue st tlrli Stilt fr thilt iii trirolIllIg II tiflltirs tint I Ih I 110 I ihtriefl hItl IIIt lilt iit 1 LIeu ihllttti cit nrllll Oil tIlC itclL 11111 1f tiit onl1I1 ellrnlllllllIt III onlIIhcr Iliix xxiin kent oil t lit li I I t mid so tliei xxentto I unman hail lIt PI mix hi wit It Tnmmnii in II t lit next cnmtmUli and 1 lIe IIInr not U J dt pniids on xxhntK III sltht 1 In I km I tdng the folloxxi of Tlnrne llourke oft the rolls 1 Komi Murray men haxo got them ftixiH into dltllcnltlis with hit laxx and In tin titut loll th iii riot 18 t hue Inspu tors of election win ii urnsled for refusing enroll them TIII iiin or ITACI Dr ottliill FlndM No Stiltoli Come Among I lirlotlun 101 oed head The Ilex Dr Ootthlel ilDlixind n ermon yes terda forenoon In Iho Temple Imamiil Iho Prime of Icuoe Iho Irinciof Plate ho I said xi ns not a llx I ing mortal or nn Infinite I pirson ruth ns xxe piiluro to oursilxes lie xxns tile embudlinint of such xlrtues ns morality chirit and godliness xxhoe Intluimo per mifttixlivrr xxalkof life I I hoisthilhiliiB I nlll tilt henker lion rnmu hn I b the tltli I t Hi I certainly is I not one nf tho crownul rulers of li1 colic liny nre nil I sib nt as to pence I but I nil are looking I tothilr t arms except tiltI tultmi t of Iurko who Is anxloiiH to maintain Peace l At the ind of HID t nlneteintb I h ccntur 1 dlsputis I nr nrllngl I etsu tell tin nntloiif nnd xxn nn bihlnd the I llrst enturv Inilvillnllnn hrnllo wllr Si lilt bin l the result of the irilur iliondlllons of tile thiule Cbriitnmlty 11115 lint kilo pi I unto I da 1 I nx tint I Iho lew lib Mnalah la I lint Mrlnro nfluup lo 1 UH tilts MesKlah mums huimmltx lln I sehoolmnstm xxho instills liarning nnd gul llnis Into tilt child IH I a inline nf j inie Jib I xxomim xx ho LOIS Into tho ilnins nnd tnlnUii to I It till lTvrI Ii g nUur 1 Is II print nfieatp n 1 m man xiho thrown assay filkniss nnd ilixnks pnmeof his time to helping his fi How mm is I a lilt IIC nf puice During I I t lb rIt tims xvei Ik xxo Iicnrd mueb of thn sintlnunt Minin on nth nnd gitiI 1 xx ill to men but It has null klj Passed asciI judging by uiirent iveiite Till JiftODfkMV AMIILiiS JM If lUcre AVork for thin C OIIK Nr Jollcr head inui rrn Tho core of crip gnmbhrs tihii were cor rid kit Lr tbi IIrooIIn I I I Pill l Itt on alirdiiy nlHbt In I Chili rooms nm rank 1 Met ntchenn bullion III a 1 Wlllnu lIhr Bind 1 wire nmlgned jester 111 In the Ailnnis s tru t Pollio Court and with the t iMeptlon of C thu two supposed duct gam blirs wire rilenscd dnmbllii his I built bar rlul on from tlmo to tlmu in thu I Wlllongbby btnet bulldiiu I for nirnl 1 tar but I It xxns not until n liw xuikHiigo lInt I tIll I ipei Ini intui tion ot the I pnlli xxniullm tidtn thu plan lho I mimiigiri xxho are snpnosid tohaxniomn from rnratoga 55 lieu gumming ails broki up tiui triatul haIr 1 lalrnns to traps faro hillier or t null Iti JuM ns lair tastes might diimmd Inspu torMm kellai Is I niiiub dlnliirbnil lisle II xvelldi tlmd minor thnt tin ru Is I nnotliti anti muihmnri Inlluuitlal gamlillng resort within Ullll fut of pull h 0 I Hindquarters I anti he has In btructid his ilelullxo stall tn make an liufbti billon Itrn UI n C oniitixlilFK Alarmed Ihe lirookljn conntablts haxo heiome irmed mlr the nirooelinionts miulo on their ollk lal ilonmlns by the deputy sheriffs and the have fori led n close orgnnlallon for Hair mutual prnttcllon with these ollicim Josiph J POH ers Protlililith Peter Nexmir VcePri dent Will loodnln becntnr Uio K Ott Triasurer The conttablm contend that the deputy sherilfsaro colleitlnc fees anti dlmharg IIR C thor unillon Ithout any legal authority THE HAT TRAP TERMINALS NO IlrrIrl FROM nllllJOE lOIl fJlltlJ 4Sl 1AVGflV1 HaKKectlon tbnt Ilfrl Cleat on the rtIEC of the Inadequate Ilntformi Might Occnalnnally Have Ille and Ilmb Hhnll There lie u llrldc Illreclor I Huppose eald a Ilrooktyn man that n cItizen of great enlth anted to build n nov houso for himself and that ho started out by 1 bitjlng K roll nil nl a cost nf something over million dollars Then suppose ho had his en gineer Instead of an architect drnxx plans fur a houso and that ho accepted tin plans nnd pro ceeded build Xoir for the million dollars he spent for land suppoo he got a plot fiOO or more feet square Tho house lie engineer planned l for him Is only 100 feet willI let I us suppose and 100 feet long This houso the en gineer do Ides to put In one corm of the lot leaving 100 feet of tho milliondollar plot of land unociuplcd and useliss for any purpose fine possibly n carriageway 1 ho mans family xvhen they see the plans protest Igorousl but the man goes abend anti builds tho house his fnmll hit Iho meantime protesting moro and moro vIgorously l Ho turns ndinf car lolhlm and tells them when their protests be comu nnnoylnit that the eiiglmcr xxho planned nnd who Is constructing the home U I n gnat engineer and knows xvhalU best for tho famllx Final let us suppose lie house Is uim pkt ed anti It Is I found that tho rooms III It are nil hull I bid room long nnd narrow wIth hnrtll room inotigh In them I to turn around I Tim members nf thu fnmll tool tho serxnnti when thex I RO from one point to another bump against rm h other In narroxx pnsMigi kcn Monally many of tbn family lire in a room nt the amo tlmo lint one Is I shoxid nut ofnxxln dow nnd Cal I bIg to the t street helm has an arm or n leg or his nick broken Tho other lIIemh r ot tho I fnmll y ssti p nnd sea II nnd gnnsh their tilth but the xi rj rleh man and his cnginiir stand b and minim Isnt It I crnnd Isnt It glorious I Tt c res more than enough room for ex cr bod nod see Ion 1 little xxe ue1 of the land WexitgotnH tmt land lift True we dont net lilt 11111 xn innt uso It for nn thing but weve gIlt II Now null the Hrookljn man xxhnt would 1 people ellY what would bo their opinion of this f0 1 0 V li 11l f i I le Zttq wl I 1 j 1i r fl I IN J I 0 O I r r h r II 1 J J Mil tSI hill III PI CI EITS man and his engineer Wouldnt they say that both xxere era ns bedbugs Will I RUISS the xiotili 1 nutl after hnlf n iloren mtmbtrsof the fluidly hurt been killed or mnimid for life wouldnt the other member apply for a com I mission of limnc to send them to the nluin Of court they would Now suppose Instead oC the builder being a rich man building on his own rcponslblllt with his own mime he xxas a comml Ion which hi Id mnnij In trust for a great mnni IK opin with the ii lltterstalllh tug tbnt it Sits to build thIs home and the ommission with the rust I fund got Its t nglm 11 to 1111111 and tiultd Just such n house of hull In dronms in de tlnnii of the commnnd of oxrry man who con tiibitedto tin I fund 1 hit would he called n breath of nIt xxouldnt It null the pi op o xx ho contributed soil Id inxoknthe I laxx I nnd tIll I the i otnmission xi blth SOIlS iruHt I I I y of I hue breach l In I Jail J wouldnt the I Int I misappropriation of trust funds a leloiii YOIi set what Im getting at dont you paid the Ilrnoklii man f nn dont and I biul to trnxil oxir tIlt bridge dill h like me joud feel 1 It I t nn way Now mx polni is I nist i this tho Hrldgi t onimlt ioners otctip ilthir the posl tloioftbt I rich 1111111 or ot tile ommission nlth tnit fund antI for II I lie building of the 1111111 I Mroshi the hall liidroom rut trap lalillelby thimimproxed brfilkt tt rnun il and their re funl to alter It toniconun dan tin piople till should hi prniridid niuln1 i thir b n u m mlshlon In lunai or critnlniUy I for mlrpindltig I the teopbs momy Look ut It 1 minute lbe bought this lind nt II cost of conn llilm tiki n million dollars Tbi ni xxns no ruiHiin III tilt world wIly tbpx shouldnt use It ill ib oluuly nil reuftii Ilino xxas no reatnn xxhx tiny ShOIlI hit tut up n termlntl that xxn ml ben cndit lo tile wealth the I architectural buuitj 111111 tilt grrntnesof thu two Ift1 cllle null xxlth room enough and I sPliCe for nil tin till pli who s HIlt to traxil I even If I t ilty nil ix anted to I 1 ravel hit the I nnu time I In I tead I of thnl lb lit n biinilred feet or so of lIlt 1111111 nnd illoxx tin rest for which Itwr paid list or six I or sixin hundred thousand I dollnis logo to Sate mil In plnu of tin magnirtK termm il that the I o tilt paid for and In spite of thin proti st of exer man xvoman and child in tbe txxo titles mure limn thru million in 1111 tIe build n rat trap that I is I fit onl I lo I tin I torn it used Hut I xxoretlmn thnt xvbtn their rot Imp is J llnlshed nnd Is I dailx dull nlmost hourlv proxul to lie nn nhsiirdl idtijuntn ntfalr nnd nil tho eonlt t agaIn alit ngnln dtmand ItH tIn urls ment Ibex sneer nl them nnd n Its good enough It will do or Its got to do x ntiiaxo cot to get motif with I It It I is I pointed iou I to them dn after lilly that by using lift feet of till bind that the paid nn innrmous proc for nnd thnt the are lilting go to lisle tho pnblli I cnn be lIncoln lulIt ci itt til llnlr Oil I re pOIl e is I more snur heir 1 xx hole attitude is oni of I nil Iltertllce and jou ran almost lut ar Mnrtln I and Hoxxill I nnd Wurstir nnd Mrnng nnd Keiniy anti IIui I I rlques nnd Palo singing lo boll xrlth tbu pnblli Publli itifI fort hi damned 1111 t It enough to innki our blond boll snmtnl the Hrnoklxn man Tho klndift thn t mot Lliitle Uu mosthnlint thing one inn sax of It I 1111 I Is that t It Is ii monumental Instance I of luMnlnu flupldll y Iho I nadir who bIas gone thus fur will see lInt I this BrOok I Ill ti t hell xxho Is I a mild nnd penri fill man and who gnu tn hilrrli i rigu Inrlx Issue nil h ill 11th II xxun S llgbllx I I roilnlit I up I In I tin I oil rite of the lull I lea thu fait Is that hi xxa In that fnmo of mind thnt dee man Is Innfli I it II trlpatro t lIe bridge He I xxns as wild as It Is i possmli I for n goi d 11111111 to hi Hires I a 11I1 tlolI tbnt I has bu Ii aken b 1 fiv teal peoph nnd thu brldgi Iruiu I s might I an rlo liIIIIl ft IJ tlil swnrlt 111 II tvtr ou in to Ihun hInt It xxns nnd Is I theIr hIlt pioxide for tin pnblli tbu gruiteHt nccnmmodntlon it is I po plhln to pro S 110 mil not thi leat Is I It l oslbln for thn public to gut along with r Pnglmnr Mnrtln and lIe I trusties HI WIIII the I nrn nskul nlniut ter minal niiitti Cs that xxlien tbn Imnroxi mi nts me nil roinnli teil here still hi found I to beioom i enoiitli nnd If the iiieHtoiini do snt belli xn It t lily xxill Ilkurn thai tin re U I Mlllli lint room on the link pint form torluunib of Lilt IboiiPand I I nssi ngtrs Inn train loud four or tin square foci nt pan tomoxi about I In t It I 1I1Ur PIm S tn orcllr tot him t thnt uu h pnsspngir on tIle Inldu Is tIll titled to tin nr llflun 01 txxinl sijmin fiet of spate 111111 could hnxo it if thi trnstu xxniild mils tairiIsi n little common stilt It might i nst a little money It Is t tile losibli ns much as SHOD or 700 It In I nuggistul thnt as long 110 the trustees wont gist t lie lcciiim IlloIlhi I lull neieasni I thex ought to mnku things I ns ltn 11111 I 11111 wll I i II the unsent Pitt thrill loom Txxoor thiin 1 xxii kn liEn ix ben u man fell nit tint platform on this I hldeof thn hrldgn and down liii txxu n the ties to tilt promenade frm turint his skull nnd nu Ix till I 011111 Injurli It win said thnt I tin IIIIHIIIN promlsid to covi r the t spin o 1 ntxxipii tho i tbs 1 xxlth bluntS so that xxbin immi ngi rs fill off the plntfmm tIlt xxonld 1111111 nn till track whim IbiS I xxonld li I kill iiulekh mid xvould liii I fax id till long HiifTirlng that 11111 R nuoinpnnhs di ith from maiming Ihl I protiiim If II xurn nnide has not bu n iirrlul out Ihn sinus bitxxun till I iccs ii Iii gnpo for xlillni I Soxx Ihnnnsnn I peroi fall lIlt the platform and gel t toll t li skulls einiktd nnd arms and li g broke i is I th it tbn cr lout bihlnd I pushis tlmn I nnd thix 1 hull liothlnglii biaiii thunnhiH t ajxln l If I tin I oiilir frliiun of lit I iioxxd bud n brain lln I x could back hill llhslnnd tIll pnsnrn finm I I1 hind It xxoiild bn ins lo haxn II full I hum I 1 111 lltMll MIIIH tillUh IlUlpI Lli With Illlll Illtls I ngainst whlih tIle unllors plain ilnlr I fllt hIt t I keep from sliding ovirboud 11 I him mil in tallul bu I elints nnd it I suggestid t hal thn I In lull t bo lind on the hrldin plain rm Ilul ibatB on thn outer ulire lit lln hiiiti trill Oil tho brldgi would ntfrird Juct Iho I Iriu inns mir as xvill bn tun hi thn pi unit IC i nn 1 lure xxlth All thin pnssinuers hiixn to II i ss Ill bn teen Itt l to lie bni k iIiu I truiu s It i i 1 in t ftii thn cost of thusK lentH Im i s iiporlu I terxlixrid n cnrpintir t unit i bl irktnlili i I I jister dux and round that t tlnx uld lu put In lor tkl cents a foot and as thu I platforms an so small It wouldnt taku mail fill itn mom than llkul thnt u If n box xxlth n hob Ill It a tic nut at pich uittnnco to huh brhlii tbi pub lln xxouid silhsiribo enough In a da ti lay tho ixptnsi Jn tnun Ihn t triisteis Miould think I huso leaU too min h of nil accommodation to the I public thci si mild run elder that at lent four out of tin pi rtons xvbo ride on the cars xvould stub their ties on them us they boarded the cars and falling on their faces xvould probably skin their nonit and lie trampled oa but they wouldnt bo killed The S eS Ssisi physical Bnfftrlnir would bo probably above the minimum required by the trustee of nil pus sengorn Il Is assumed that the trustee are not nnxlousto kill tho passengers If they arc ol course the cleat xvould not do nt all A correspondent of IIIK Bts suitgeBtti that the routo from the bridge entrance to thIs cars used after 1 A M dall should be riUipptil wIth guide posts and that tho xnrlous alleys lanes Btalrwa tt and passes bn dlgnllled wIth names Ho Htiggcsts thnt the tntrnnro be hrlstcned Strong tihu e the path lending to the first light of stairs Kcency lane tho second stnlrwnx Hoxrolls night the first turn to tho icft Henrliiues street the Puiiplery plnce at the end Wurcters slide tho spot where you lIsts to climb oxer barrels tool till cans Palmers Jump the long imss where the trenso anti water nnd Illtb drops on loll from the I tracks abuts Mar tins alley clot thi dual retell to tho cars Fhtcliut Cult slit llttln inrds could begotup then explaining full which routes to take to git to I tho cnt Ihcro will bn n meeting of tho trustees to day and boino of lIthe things mleht bo taken up IIJISTIMO3 1i1LC1Jt71 L1IUj1t i Two Illcli halo n Third liFfnime He Toott Eu Tun Much of the Floor Among the 130 men who Rot their lodging fete In the room nt tho foot of East rwenty slxth street provided by Holloxuo Hospital for paupers on Saturday night were Joseph mlth Arthur McCiu nnd Wllllnm Dm le 1 ho three 55 era occupxliu Hour room togetlur In one lorner of tho room rinnll Mnlth nnd McCuo came to tIle conclu sion that Dojlo was taking up moro than his ehxro of space hind they tohl him so untIe hURgestcd tint mlth mid McCiic might go ton warm plnce xxhero they xxouid find all tho room they xvnntcd Without further parlex there I teat n ill Ixtt I of Doj I le mlth nnd MrCue I In a Ihicicornued fight Ihe rnmnlnliig 147 lodgers rose as tInt mini and mndn n break for thn eon or of t lIe loom I Wi ire the tight xxns going on lIlt formed 15 ring around tIle com limits mid urgid Hum I on lAsat him In di r kh ir Johnnj yelled ono of the Printline throne drub tier two lie nils nn knoik em together xx llllt I I stipgustid dill I II one else aa a bnvilul HIM cmxvd whin Doxies got a blow on the no o w hit h ii rise blood hits I ilpihuci t I Now oun talk hlu watimbnik Jutlilllis fill tip un fordo I i hint Tint dm k iolli imm tried to hrenk throiiRh tin ring mid sipmntn the nun but he found thnl hi unild do nothing bx hlmidf is chill wItu suit to thu Kist llilrtllllli I street station ami I apt Mnrtln I irnl the rihirxes icponded In I the introl wiignn As soon as thn I lodgers caught fright of the police tIlt ran hue k lo their re spec tlxnllnoi states Iii 1 police locked up mltli antI Metnc DoxlowiiR I I tnkin I to the hosnltnl where a dor tor andniiil 1 up his bind xvhleli had sullen d moro or less trom Chic wear and tear OK AKOKOKt Al JJnS Hervlcri In HI George htirelt to Aid Hamilton Iniitltuti Tho servIces In ht deorgos Church Stnyvc fant Equaro and Seventeenth street lust nlcht store dixntcd to tho Interests of the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute of Hampton Vn H H Kriscll principal of tIle Institute dillxcred an addrifs upon tho work done In the Institution Thn ltctturti wits illustrated b store opticon ilevia showing the Interior of the varl ous workshops of tho Institution nnd the stu diiiu ut xxork Mr Frls ill revIewed tile hIs tnrx of thu institute which was established twentyeight years ago by len bamuel C Arm Btrong Ho tnkl that at present there xxere about ono thousand students that from three to four hundred Indians had been educated In the institution nnd that elUitsevon percent of tium bad turned out xxcll and were engaged In agricultural or Industrial pursuits Air rrlstllsnld The Hnmpton Institute has for Its aim tIll best and mot ilfectixo training of tbe held hand and hiiirt of Clue negro and Indian jouth of this countri In closing hu mid No nbo bodied Intelligent box or girl of I lIe negro or Indian I riot Utxxein ihn I 11111 nf 17 nnd 2Tt S still t I xx 111 I Ill 0 to xxoik need hesitate to nppl for idmision I for want of inoiie lln I I thin Intn dui h id Muttlu xi Ancle n full bloodul tloux Indian it 0 xearn nf ngi xxho In Lood rmlisli told boiv his father was klllul In buttle I is iliist I I nlted I I Mules troois nt thn baltle tlf the KU Horn lies ild bo bad nun uluialed nt the institution and SIts a skllh irpintti Ilzle Knhi j an Intilllgi looking udond xvoinau told of the tdniutio i slm had riulxed Ii lull of asihool bin hupid to istublish 111 Ala bam JJIzsz pit LSEI iTZCICId NS iTUHILEK Tin liorcti That Nlood In Vuihi Brcre and Ioi4 d iii lerarj t113 A thru I ilnxs jiibilm J I in I honoi of the fiftieth nnnlxirsitx of tho iru tlon of the FIrt Pns lixtirim hurih nt IPX i nth strict mid Fifth nxtnuii xxi ligun In tin ilmnh I t tirdni The ihuiih xns foimlid In JTll I the original 1 iiildliu bung In nll Mr it In I isn i till fliSS i him h xxns bignn and the old ono xxas sold It t umirigallon of hill I Mrt Plisbj tt rl in hnrih I In bert I it It I XXIIH tnkin doxxn stonn t by tone unit xxis shipped ncrnsB tho rlxi r to I Junx t it tOt i HiJiterH I nnd xxns rtbtillt I I I tin rn In I ashii ton s tint at tin corner of nsnr It I xxas null uift xx jtnis ItOh that It xxas torn doxxn to miike room foi n blni k of flat lion i As h ul ti i n tin nn In Ness ork the giowth ot thn itx mndi It pinetli illx ux ks fore chillrihi purpoia in tin put of tie cit In xihhh It stood Thn iublhe in I tho t FIfth Axitnie i bun h be Chill xx lib an i labor lit mush nl prngrimnu the lilt Him nil Dull eld tohl tin slur of till flmicli mm Its lonnd itlon In nllMrut he xxire strxiciu in tin nftirnoon and igaln in tin exciting lonorioxx the in xxill It n call trim of frlinds and on idiiesdnj tin million of tin fnmllj A number of cIt runun is ill litrtitl hate In thu exen lts both da H STOiL A Jfi tnt JKIIltll ClltllC The Thlrf it federal Vilrtnn Stio Vn oilDilrd lu thr Civil Witr An Dr harles S llencilict t hlet of the Hu ruitl of Contngioiis Diseases xxis leaving his cillk e in thn t el Ill tiultI C till rt building I short ly Le fare I oeloik jeatirdn ntli rnoon ho snxi nn old man sneak I rg assay xxllh i n carebnttiin i hair xx hlih ho had stolen from tho slicCi lInt ion room Dr I Ilencdlet mibled him nnd tiiriud III Iii OSiC I Ii ihthu in ill fwlit ssho ielI I II I lIt ttt I ill li nulilirtl itiii shatitini liii hlrislilulr bliil Ill ilutllhil 5 155 loltit iiiller filIll t lint iii livtii lit i I iitlr tlttt lie hull III fltlliiiy hull tlillilti LI lislitu liv liteklnlg tip culd id i I ii hunil ildlislIlhi lit Ills TIcket slittsvhlug thlut luil hiliti strvtil Ill tiut hciltril Ilrlltv lii ollu 111115 i Ilftyfiliuu tli NtiS llrk tti dlhulters anti I Iuiil hue 11111 itihi uitiiut tibrollutu Clii orlll ilillir Is ti 3 cii it uulil 111111 II lhltlihu of I e rIulIt Ii JIEl I v A roi in ill TIUV rii A Irlnler Incltril Ill for Inlovlentlim Sue imitiH lo JlrluhtH l nuir At7 W iiih i k on Mitiird iv ixinliu Pollie mm Pntrlik I I lanneij of thn Did I flip Htnlnn round n man nsb i pun th Otthil of the I hnrinj Hnuxij at 11 C idir strut Ill mil x iixxiln I him and dlfimi Ii th it In 5515 Inloslmtid He nuts tnliin to tint Untlon xxhiinho Mild hn Stuts lolm Ixill in i iiisnld ipiinlir id 77 llroiimii strIct liiulli arm 1 IM 1m K xistiuli morning Kill who hid Inn n i kid In uu U nskiil liiniiimii I MnniiK for ndilnknf walii Man nlv gixi It to him n hi ur lulu hi toui d Kill tiiiil in 1114 ill I liu I oromr iVl uiIltIhiil I nnd upon nm tliMllnn found that lulu bad diid of utiiltt 111 Ubts dliilM thIs III iiuKlttt xxu Not rilml Itiintoi A min mil xnman h itli will dn SMI called nl Itolu it Pa Idi i k s dim iime itt liii 1 lutfi 1 ill min ui Ilnioklii ntunli uuIbit nnd niiiili 111 to MII ill purilniM lln ti ndc rid a iuIiI in paxminl and xxinii tin itli lie elululit II tIuuul II I i i Ii I llu tlrilu ldlt ttitl 1111 iii II LII liii iluis liii tlstlill 111th IbIl Is il lIt rlthtl t hI liii II rluliliul ui Il Iii luuuI tiitlii I lii Is it lileluuilliti it the Ili ihilut it iuituOti ii iiihlt Ii liii 5 1111111 tiil lii Itt hutsi tIll Illi tItlI IIut itvt I lit II 11111 tti h ills ii 111111 15 llllh I iiiil 111111 Ft illIllit i ill ii 7 sl il lu III iliilt hilt lit Ii I hilt I uiuitui lit tliiIt hill rus llroolIB I Iojiil lciiuni to ltiin I i tin S It Ihui t II ito lolilght nt the Ai nln n of MnsliHronk lin I the t I ingiiiof Ii alt I Itl7ens will 1 mi it to piotist nguint tbo t oiiMilldntlon i nioxunuit I he Hit of spi iki rn im ludi i I iliJ Div Dr II I ttorix vludt0 I iioiget i Hi j nulls llllim N ULilian aid A 1 hIlt JMoilnlllx t Aniline lliookl hyn leI lint ci Ill nit llrookUn iuil lie 111011 dlul list ss tilt each of pneumonia initialled i xvhtlo on thug Ihi Were V Ill haIti II I t Wallace lilt Daniel I J 1 York of lie Com y Inland station and homns lJuiubar of tho Joiupkliin axenue station hero In miiih sli knoss on the force about one out of each ten men being Incapacitated fur tlt c s I 1 A DOTTLE OP VioViolet sent with a bunch of Violets makes the recipient romembor the gift long after the flowers aro faded Lundborg MAKES IT I Buffering f oni an form of weakniM M E N 1 lions ur waiting piliUy cured by s wv 111155 method luiuculur fctalul free Dr KAMI tW Vcst Bitlt M C rw HK n1Ets uizoni Itborie Islander In Mrtt nt Ill Huvnnnnh Hludir SAXANVAII Jan 11On TiiosJnyn tart of Uhmlo leland journalists en route to Pt 1 Au gtitt Inc will stop nt nxnnnah antI hold ixei Uis In cilihratlon of tho memory of Mnjor eii Nnthnliicl Greene the heroic eon of Hhodo Ihland to whom the pioplo of faxnnnnli base ireitul a monumint In commimoratlon of his Mirxlees durliiK the Hoxolutlonar war Iho nddriss all I bo by ldunrd I Everett Hale i nnd a poim for Clue ocinston has been written b tile Hex 1reiliitck Dtnlson I 1 Slajor Mersof Fnxnnnah nsslstid bf the Cteoigla chiptcr of the bons of tIle lloxolutlon will lend theIr aid to make the oicnslon Impiceelxc Ihc monument Is nn obelisk and Is built of white mnrhle taken fioni the old Kilhie quarries which siipiilled the marble for tile front of New Yorka Ml Hull The inonumint xxas do Mxnid b Mr Hrkkland the old architect who built 1ho old Un I ltd Sntd Hank In I Ihltn 1 delphln It In of the Doric style and Is lift fut tall Two horilDomu bronn tahliU wire plaiil on the pidwlul I In I 1HMI I nnd thn occa shill U mimnrnhlp from tho I fait tint this nuts tile last imblli npninrnnce of kirirwm Dux I Is Tho tablets are ilexui feet limIt nnd eight feet xxlde Ihoonnon I ho miltb sldo bum an alto rlllexo portrait of Ion drceno Its relIef Is four Ini lies from the ilati MI that I lie I htromt bluulowH last h tho nun will produce tile if tot of n Mntnu nt a little dltnnee Ihls pl lIre In hronzi nnsent In thu ixi In nn nisi at titude tho foi m of an ollli i r In the nnllnuitnl uniform xxlth the spirited accessorIes of nnor derlx nnd n reailni hofn hild well In I hand On tho surface of the plate on the north Milo of the monument Is this Insiriptton HAJOratN NATHAMH ttlttlS Horn HlMile Ihlnncl 1 744 Ulrdli orglo 17tt t Sohllir mil lairlnt Chit Irltilli 1 of nAhluMn i ThIs utiiaft has eta freltnl h Ihc litlh li of 8aaniiah In lionor nf hit great birvliLi lu the Atnnrkali Kexolullun Tile hlstor of the I inene i monument is l In olxcd In lonMdirablc obMiirlt tY Jn Maioh UllHi din tin Maniuls do In Fuiitte bc Inn then the truest of tile iht of nxannnh nt the request of her Itleln I lulil tin urilir btoiua for txxo momiiuintB ono In illhIlitO u Bquaro to lie creccd In honor of HilKlnii Count Cttslmlr Iulaokl I and ono In JohtiMm squall to ommimorate thin eminent wnliis to the outh uf hell Nnlliiinii 1 IKuie I Iho ereiluolu hal wus snlimn nnd Impii lxe I Iu faette was Mirroumtid hx the ritual e Mntir iJrand KeiHrs the C hnpluln thu C to nil Irlist the R Inc and the n nlnry nf tho lliaptu or Cinruln 1 the doxirnor ol llunir I I linrue I I In fiDitte and other eminent mm lIlt I C ill thilihil Artlller xhhh bad eai ortnl nn i ininert I hotly to tle tomb thrtnl IP ximr lattICe SlUt tin tIll iltusr ificort to Lafaxettu I and a wilnte wi s lIned In hIts honoi C apt 1iter I IlloU xxns In lommnnd The u unl trouble was enronntcred when tho fiucstlnn of ralslnt funds c imi up On Snx Id isil tin emral As imbl of e noruli pasiid an act tIll I entrlllg iirtaln o ninls I iin er to Chili b l lottirv KiUUII to pa lor the ireotlon of both iiiontiinints but this hi mo failed hue I lila I tee I1 alls I inlmlnitid In I thu trtct loll tiC us Joint monumint to t nn I uuno and Count Iulaskl In Johnson NIHMIC llu pieMnl monumint slut ereutel In 1M I 10 Alter the Hexolntonar ai nn treene llxid I Ii 11 let lv on xxhnt was known UK tin Mill birr I j plantations a fts mllis out of nxannah i whlih wns pre cntul to him b tin ituutt t of diorjila In rituiuol Ii loll of hK h services Ihis I planimlon Is ltl5tt notid for the fait that the iclpbratid lotion tin wat Inxintid I thuiewhli h has rexolutto il hccut tin initlud of itIlll I ill 1 tho seed from the xib whlrhhul foi nn rli I I bier done b hand li I i ilso iou tin I ssis to tho dsoei of tilt lilldelt oil which isonint the lmt lndu I tris oftheonth t tntut ix Gel Iretuit nut hU death tiom iiiitnil and lilt last slim piu Is unknown He niubiirlid In the Irahnm famlb xault in tl I lu e old Ilroail html Cum ter and It is i Mipiioul in aftir HIS that tl o drihams nmr nt 11 Inn unu t ly diprlxid of uitllr JMI I slons 111111 1 ilati ic Inlis nil the mains S nnd lift tlnlr lixntion un mnrkid An ixtonslxe itll Cull 55115 mark for I ions in lsi but xx lib no IlOlt i es s mm nnh icrowH larui nnd Minds hit limits xxork Inmen i nuiui d in dluKlnu1 foi foundatimh nnd In i inx itlneM xurs nn t lontaiith uniiirthln infllns and It Is itil iii In tli xxnx mm ono mi Ind tho icmnlns of din I rulut nnd en I nbli the cIty to do tlem pioper honor One rumor tmlnts to DunciiK thn Uautifnl I I I lountrx neat of Mr lOt lt5 Ill rliihl is tlni tnt xx h irp tin remains I llliW rit It I t s lit fri 1111 the I top of tbe dreine I i mnnnment In IHIIM i that the lliw of eiefIin tie siijint xxith tl I it motto Don triad on me IiiM lli w Ih Stoic of Itbixle Nland lulls done Itelf honor In plai Ini the Mull o of lOll drtino in the old Hall if Iti i rii ntnlixi nt ashliuton t tin mix i llliiKif Ihi tnblit ol C li m thn rntor nf tie tills coniludid his nrition xxith tho t e inn et t words i MIS I to lieNorth t 1ei old be lost nnd admiral on we luxe for tin burn nu guts t to inn ommon hOiSt Tin nir o J IIVIVIflS ItIUFS Hn IlrndB OnlUl to Forcer In Ilnmton Hrnrnce llclujrtl In Tiis Jan 12 The Hex George I IInd ncr sins iillid ui in I thoSupirinr I Cilmlial I I Court jentinlaj lifon 1 Judco t linnd f 11 ten time on hi pha of gthity to the Indlitmcnt clIllizihlg him witiu the foruii of four links i ilurlim iptemlir and Oetobir InM lln is s i tuIrs tIll XXIIH re ued nt onVei N V irinl lInt n xxlfi I nnd child at Loulsxllle I I II Iii hii ik iluht lnmnnits i lie I xirnte n book of poims and a him htorj of i Imlaisin Iindmi aino from Loulsxilio n year ugh Hifou he left loulxlllo In tried ti publish a nixxKinpir but wns 11 Ii llLltSfili i In 1 Aliens IIP I luiaini a uportir on thn h nmliii III xxritlnx uin the MiiMinli lomluxe In the t mt twit montlis he rorvod a ilnc k loi t in the Miilunlis Snton hlulik I iiinortln tiu nmlnln tin I lirmiture of Amlri lhliilikil i mil three I othii i links for f 8t S 17 1 mil 7 tttbeiilt il up in tin I Mitral Nthltilltl llnnk nilIMIItine lo huxft biei i i o 1 hx i M I Slit ttllIt lla I eCu this t cii j mil aftir Ii driid I Ini l had indlitid him was arl t shell 1 at nn kill Iliidnu tiMlllid that he foi ued the ihuks Ill n momi nl of riiPi m xx ii h u in pt In nuIlfuult 1 tin m Ho had lontrni dll tin dibit tIC tiikliie imiiplune He iittill utid h s lou Hit to i he Inllnuiii of lids 111115 Hi h fill IhitI Klillid Unit hit xx an i bin gilt nt Mihxlli wllli Ibinlnlm inonix Ily mi m 11 I i Ill iItlii LS bin till i h uito SIlts inudi 11 SIll In Mi xn o nnd harnlni ol II iiluimd to N 15 lIlt to In llittl Ho xxns rnnx li ti il bin npp dtil i l tit tin iullliest iiirrt In llin I Mnti of 11 1 nm su liii it i i o ibiiuni nt In jail tin mult of In t icMiu I tin Inilli Inn nt ai lln Mm loi nn lulnrin illtj Hit nln Mild tl i il Iii 1515 1 hmud In ionlxxllle nltb 11151110 I liiiiluhllii mom In I nun of lahn uiililli t i 11111 1 II iiiuml Inix tin in ritnniid no bill mil In uaill i b u i UN liillhiiI i I till ilghut Hull I In In i I oid bi n nli nnd In lli M I n it n 1 lit i tulil I was not mtlMltd with tin b n IIIP h tl n mil x In Illlllfi I I Illd till tUllll t Illi III lolllll t hi I I i i till nil that Uu u Octiii I bun ti I is blutul I i iptlip x tin iliumii I n I mini 11 to hiiiiro sll il I X ill II I II Iii e I UI i nut i I atnllj i 1 hoioitrllinton m n untliiK Ii t S iiulxul I hi lull MS flu tin iv Mot tin inum r mi ll xxiri dilxiiid xiiuili ihii rii ntir IuudMi diinm i 11111 I his Ilhi xx lib tin ir txxn S 1iiiuft c 11 1111 Ii txtn iMid f uiinisri I 511111 i Uu uly 1 ill tin I lii uiluil blI Ptiii I u tluu i I lixi nil IIXlllll Ilii II i lulllilIlu w i rn it nn I ill i I I illll ii i bat Ii I IB ibln ID xx oik HIM 11111 1 xxanlx hi t kit imiiii mi m liu lii ii liiiir Iiom his I il tub ilit r III i oniini I d lug iuliti aa giiul m u liii i on I nniii with I nisi Inaddllionto I It immiilnil x ousll nnnliilkid Illi iiuxid l from A 1 riuid iC i r tin lotte I xxni h Shut in iluiiul In till slIlli gixuilo thn fan il S IIUluIbi5 rininrM In u liiifh Ilnuse Inhlli Until llnUK No h I of thin iit uliUlibnil In in laid up lit the font of Hun itriit Iliook 1 ii for tile xxlntir ixm dnmnrd hj lIre ulirly i leiila nioidliik In OKI i iti nt id lltuiil I liu tutu xn lilt Itll bx flit ex lustoii it i an ml lump in ilie I xxnlihmund iiom 1SiE lljlnulluibunil Mlslnu Knbirt Settle dlsappinrod from his home nt B Yxcft Fifteenth street draxcrtcnd on IH 11 and has not bi en hiatd of since Ills nile Jen ills rihle 411 years old Is leportid u by iIuu po lIce to bulnadxlni rntiillllnn L OUT OF THE WELL ALIVE JIM isnttmroon itbscvan most JII union IIIISIV KlRhlrrn Honri lip Ilnil flee ntnmhe4 In Holld liurk 1 hlrtx Ixx o Irtt Lather ti oiled lie In Jrnclluilli Uninjured tu Oho mo n little whlsko lio been a long while without n ilrlnk seas the llret speech nf Jim Ishcrwnod IllIcit irseuid cMcnlax from his unplia mit position In n will nt Franklin N J Eighteen limits had ehutlIell lifter tin casing of the well cnted In Islurxvood wan examined i bv n physle Inn xxho foil IltI tint I ho j nnil n Ait on his right ear n hriisn nn hU back ft mashed finger mil n rope blister on hits s bren t Ishtnxood wits ne sound as liu xvas when lIe went down the will utter dinner on viitur da Uoxxan Piken toSt Mlchnol Hospital la New nn nnil It nnu riMlnglhcru Ishcrxxoods companion Klcliant Mngor did not leave tho mouth of the sell from tho titus lie xxas siiimiinnrel by tile alarm until I Icherwnoil was taken mil antI ho winaldnl bv Wright Hut llllo a itinrr tnrtnian nnil by Amrl 1iinlUoo In directing tIll work nf rescue MIke Jlbnejr of Insaie lulls known as Kill Insisted upon running the tackle Ho said I lit tint down mid 1 will Ma hero iintlll pull him up Milfti nf three mm worked at the mass of stone and cart It nnill h I fat Igu ed svllelu their placea wore tnkon by nnxlnuh oluntvi ri who wcrocn lotiraued by lidiirwoodn strong lolco reporting Ills cnnilltlim nnd begging them to burr tnninot I In pain nnd nm getting plenty of air ho hilil scxirnl times but I am terribly crumped and nm afraid of another fall For finds alIke bii rireftil nnd dont let any dirt doxxn on nil henil 1ai h stone had to be lifted by hand placed la n sling knottul huy expert inarrymon of whom there are hiindnds In franklin township unit then hoisted enrvfull to the surface As soon as a stone wilt lirinuh t to the surface It wasaelred by PCX cral men nnil tossed upon n vile which w hen the rescue w ns i ITui ted was at least four cit hlcli and covered an area twenty feel sQuare There were tones In tIm pile weighing till iiounds eii li A 9 thin woi kern pot clown toward the entombed man ho began to direct the work In a practical minim calling lo Jack Ilehnrdsoii nnd OUflZ tu Johrlng wlm wiro IUIHIIIK tho most Indofntlg utile wuikcis and praising them for their peril s I micll rvcihuiid tho bo nnd you Jack oil the long night through now dont try to uu tnscr Ill In ad hut wet tilt stones out to the tntt xx aril Im sale ns I nm for theres n hut riul fnrmlnir n tdalf over iny head A few mlnutis later ho told them to remove the stones tit UK south and rellm lie growing pressure on him lust 1 dont want to die now that jouro gelling to mo ho said Vouro doing line I S bcivn but bo lareful how you step and dons knock nn moro rock dow n on me J 11 tell yoa w IIIMI to I clear mj heart Miimwhllit thiro was breathless silence around the mouth of tho will for his words could be hiard by nil of the hilly or sIxty per Shut who remained elf the spot nil throuith the nlKht holding liintirns or huddling around a big bonllrc Oxer tko well n tripod crime Hood anil from It n block and fall depended Tlin tall well house unit been removed to one side nnd betwetn the street anil the will was a Email pllu of rid bmiMono i hips which had been re moved from the well In tleipenlng It before the cacln occurred Hack of tho well ana under the loire cherry trees was the crow Ing Ill lit of lii lil Mono and pandstono frngmintsxxhlch the volunteers were carrying from the will A bonllre of Celtic rails boxes and barrels burned brlghtl on tho edge of the b ink and oxirx thlid man In tho crowd carried u Ittiitiru Klltlis of hot LOirto and baskets of sand lilies xx cm nt hand for tIle workers anil It wall mid lint nt hast two score of the looker on had lInk rind to give a drink to tho liu I prioned man 5 lien ho xxas nscnid but ns thn hours draggid on the flanks wire implied ami tin in ixns little left alien Isherwood oskiil for a drink l at the big Hat shin sIns removed hlch hail cut triel hU hi ui and piobablj taxed his Aftir gettIng the drink Isherwood saId ns ho fried Ill itrllu Ci Jlxi me the laiiti rn lads and J 11 I I hold It while jou worn hulk I ng tile lan tern he illioiU he removal of tin tones whIch wire prissliu i hiztrtttit Pout him lInt ssatt toots tree Thin the rope tIlts loopid around hU tilIgils and a bight 1 a td undir his arm1 Tuk Im hold of It with hi lift hand lie gave the nit lIce to hoist nuaxnnd as his bond itpeu rest abui the o willow I a heir xvent no from lie crowd Dr Ihllliowir to ik hurse of Isher wood who nnnttJ to walk te ben taken to a neluhbirn house Ho wm quite Hllllni to 1 o on his bunk nd stretch his limbs on the bed homier nnil hi riinalmd thus for an hour while hl Injnrlis welt bet tlg ixamlncd Then hi wan taken to the Vewark Hospital DID well was thlrtitwo Kit deep whcj Staui Ibirwouil umlirtook hIt tleeptit I t aluti llnilw titer lbe lid ioset that wntir would bu found tin feet furtbir I Iii 1w II In the rid Mind stifle IndlKKiiiK to Indroi aclnilir excava tion t fist fut In I illamitir had men inane for twcntsllxe feet nr limn and this I MI H allidup with lucas friKininls of red niidatonn anil shall liilim Indroi this i ontlimnnoii of the will I was In holld itone nnd was litany threw feet In dlnmrter I liut 1 lalni of ClIck redwcert the II hut r part of C tin well I to about the same dliuni ter In I the prou Ill of dfipinlne I the well djnanilie iSIS titil A flint was nrid at the bottom Just J In fore tin dinner hiflil C dill Saturday i itiiKerlhen told Istuerss l oo l not to to down a this had undirminiil tin wall Uiier salt Jitiilaj to n ttc reporter I tohl I Mm 1 nut to t eo down until I I I I pot bacK from dinner and we both lift tilt well together he and Mlko Koine to nt thIn luniii tIle haft brouiibt anil I Kiilnn home It could not haru In en much mori th 1 in half an hour later when I looked out of IIIN dlniiiKnmm window and said to ms wlfo Ini k nt Isillx lomini I nexer HIM him get MII ill a Halt I on hi fore It wa j MkhaiKlbnej I I or Uilljns I wo uill I him com lIlt to lull nm that Ifhirnood had been bulled I In I thn will I II I I i iald that liherwood I ate bin liimli iiulikh and thin jot Mike to o ei him In th will Ihen Jim called to Alike to git 11111 n pli ce of U by 4 stuff to prop up the wall i Mlln suit down a piece whlih Jim fiiid xx is five Im Ins short and Mike could not Unit another plern so Jim 1 mild he xvould make It I do A moment I latirJIin 1 1 lulled to Mlko lo i boit him up bul before Mike could do any thing tIlt wall of the will crumbled In Jim SI itS It I the irrnxx part doxvn In I the solid rock nnd tin sit nf the uistng stones which xx edged aeriHtln I opining suiid him llc I piece of Joist which he had braced the xx 111 avtd his I In ad and tIle loose stones lodged ixir It xxhllu smaller plicis rolled lu anti St tiI lniil him fast with one hand nt Ills side ami tin t ntlur hi Id up nbovn his hind which was Ill rllii I I o mm side Ills I I lack wns against a jiliin of loose roek his kniin score slightly bent mid n pb I 11 of I 101 k priHsid against the I lower pill I of 1 is i lut but his stomach nuts free from iriMSiin Tho air nine In In plentx through tin In ie roik for thiro xxas llttlo dirt whIch xxn not froin in lump Iidiertxnml said atti r being rescued that lia m xi r lost hope after ho called to hIck Stager iiflhi hiard him iisiond Ho sail that ho was iiutnnconcioub lIt lIllY tlmi JtrooVljn utimterH to lllne Tic Itiookl n toelit of Vinnonters will hold Us I iimunl bliliul Itt m xt riday 1 night at the Montauk I hull lull the i Pnrs Mope Congnss mimUW S iunit 1 lien I ii tIll rt I Sootl ford and Major Wnistu aro Iniludid In the Hat of ih1itktCs I Iir I Ueiitkrr TIlt torm us 111111 St hiS ih M loping over tlio countrj c frnni halo 1 Stiprtor tit KIIIMIK b iainu ttll iUMno4 31 1 sunlit iiI ulUliud rnii lii ruhlt form ovtrth 1 I o ri i tn 0 Iii I i n I I It H JM 11 ntr il flu wn t hail 4 511 h lu uf ulillit i in tut Ira nu hour unit t wa liicreanliit Si nn win t illliu ii r usUrn New York and tho US rli M ftiu tut tin Inkoi tin Mi nu ti I follnwtd h auliit her cold wasp It ssiia 7 inal M 1111 1 li liii t II lirl IM zero At l Mnorhead is ii l i iiIs ui St 5llut nt unit 2ii utility nt Itiiiteg I II I dt It Ill arrht t u tn di t and it lIght thu ti n lIltrillilCi AlMmltl Cull r iuUl IniitiM litl ji tsltrili it Iva Imuh allit I mttd iulisb on i Ml di p riturt iti Inish 1 oc ni run tuitnia In I M l 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ir I f z f j lu 10 uu JtiJ V4o J lv luu 5 I SARAH BERMARDT HERE JtnovoziTUEn nrorozalJ AND LOOKS AMAZINGLY YOUNG I A Afraid lo Go tVbcellnc Here but Will I Chnnoc It In CnnndnXert Her IIOB and I I Tiger IB Purl nmd nronnht a Colllc I The New Plays Hbe Will rda Her I wad lEer Orr Play VThlch She Won I AUhouRh Bhe ThUk I Is Prtttr Good I Why Hbe Wont Act la an Ibnn nor I Tbo office of tho Hoffman Houso wai fllled yesterday morning with trunk in rked with I Mar and tho lottcri S B painted In red Ii After 1 while these trunks which contained her personal wardrobe arranged about Sarah I lrsol1 lrlroLc woro arrllle Iarah 1 nernhardta private drawing room and a num her of reporters perched on them while Sarah talked about herself nnd various other subjects that were sugceitcd t her She landed from La Champagne reftterday morning fifteen years after her first visit to this country Yvette dull bert has been telling a unkind story about 8 rah Sho tells It evidently with tho most amiable Intention and It Is the cul minating argument that Yvetto brine forth when she talk about tho small f difference thnt no makes with a genius Viiila arab iho says Sarah Is 54 Whod belltveltt And what difference does It make p f anyhow 7 Sarah made no such unkind reflec I t tions about Yvettes age even to point a moral Oh yes Ive hear of her shn fold when I Yvettes name was mentioned and shes been u a great success In Paris But I dont know her S and never even saw her You know sho sings In I a6 concert halls and I never BO to such places sarah seems t have the best of It But she looked amazingly young yesterday In pile of what Yvette may say of her age or the knowledge that more unprejudiced encyclo pedic sources may contribute to the question She Is stouter than she was when she played here lust Her taco In particular ls fuller Her hair Is In the f loose tawny worn thl fame way lnlloose ly over her forehead and hell back by 1 comb Sho wore L a pink tea gown trimmed with I treat ueai 01 coarsely mcsneu wiiite lace ana in ac cordance with the liernlmrdt tradition the long sleeves reached almost to tho middle of her hands This time she tomes to America with only a white and brown collie dog to repre sent her menagerie and she regretfully ex A i plained that sue had been compelled to leave s I five lions and a tiger at her homo In Paris American hotel considerate 11010111roprlelurs were not consltemle In their treatment of Mine Bernhardts pet t leer on her Into visit to this country and the l memory of their cruelty may havo Influenced her At any rate the locked up the lions and the tiger presented her pet ape to the zoological I Harden In Paris und 1 tatlbfylnc herself with the more conventional 1 companionship of the collie I coli IhI brought my bicycle too ohe fald to ride tn Canada w hen 1 go there I would ride In New York but I Ihoticht I might ride It In Can I ntla and It wouldnt attract ton much attention up there But here In New York I wouldnt dare I Somebody suggested that bicycles were at least n common In Central Park as they were In I Canada but Mme Nirnh did not hear that She t vva hllnklni in amazement at 1 reporter ho oked her It she knrw that Sibyl Sanderson was h engaged to marry Antonio Terry whom he de L nt as a younger brother of Ellen Terry the famous English nctrif The Terry tn question Is the Cuban millionaire who livesln Iarls now I Bnrah hadnt heard of him according to the do tcrlption nor eofild she tell the same man any rrz thing about the famous French prima donna named Ohm Nrthersne who had taken Calves I place nt the I llriind Opera Houte In Iarls and U iniule uch a great hucci s an CMuiifn She gritty iltsrnurngMl nt filling 10 Identify so many nf the celfhrlllrK ho referuel to and site said itonloget hal I t lint I dont knew FC much nlioui the 1 JIm I dont go very often anti thorn are a great many of tho singers that I ileint kmiM ivt till Are there ally new nciora since I left Amor Ira site linked Any great actors or actresses that 111 heard nf I Whom do I consider the itreiitent actretH In the world 7 As though Ill lull even alter mself I make no pretence EO I vrouldnt he embarrassed in answer the ques tion Duto I think In 1 great artist Punpln had told me before I pnw her tlmt site Imitated mitt Hut her met hulls are entirely different Juno HatllnuiilnniH Imitated I me but there Is I nothing xlmllnr hetwctMi mr method nf uctlng and Iue Site Is I what shall I call Mclns I lore pernonal iictrv In likening her to any I Irench I actrts I nhould compare her most to 1 Rejane They have ahvaH hremcd similar to 1 me In many respects v hy did not l jane make a great biicceH In this country hbe IJ l a great artist and In Mine Sans Gene shn etr II was lit her best J 1 thould have I thought that tt would have made her even more oucefullhnt I an English version of the piece had been given l here Nobody In Paris eon understand why R6Jano failed to attract the public With Molt net bully the case tl different 1fe In I a cenluft tho greatest tragedian In Fiance but ho hail faults thnt we In Paris overlook Helms curi ous Its bits In tl Isor hit voice ant he gesticu late too abundantly But we In Paris have grown to overlook thn o faults We are fa a miliar with them and know bin merit BO well that we overlook them Hit 1 can see that to a strange public they would bo objectionable enough to prevent his becoming popular Mme Ilernhardi has written n play herself m I Is culled la I DuclioMe Catherine and she U I I going to juicy It at her own theatre the Kcnals eance vrhen she returns to Paris next spring I I think Its n good play 1 mfelfi lie8aid con fidently and I could not act In it first here because i II Ienriio ls cause the Pnrllans would never forglro me for producing my dm piny outside of Paris I Is In four arts and the stone Is I laid In Florence Ihe time Is the present ant the play treats of n marriage for money A young woman raarrlm n very rich man and In the last act they both tlA die Hut it is not a sad play at all It has plenty of humor In It too I think Ive done pretty well I think Ive treated the question from the right point of view Yes I was the flrjt actress t produce n modern German play In Paris That was Su dermanns Mapla and It was a groat suc cess UUBO and I will be playing the came rOle together hr jut as wo were last spring in London I have never seen Duse In the play but I have heard that our concep tlons of the part are citlrely different My Idea of the part Is that U di represents ex actly the sam determined proud stubborn Btilrlt that her at her does She has Inherited It from him and the struggle of the play come In the clash of these two minds Duses Idea of It is from what I hear quite different from I 1 dont think our plays have especially been Influenced by Ibsen Theres DumatH Femme do Claude for Instance which Is more Ibsenesquo than anything Ibsen ever wrote I shall play that here and tho part Is I a ipl nilld one but women dont like the play and of course that will prevent Its being popular hero In America I dont think I filial ever play any of the Ibsen roles I might have played Anrei hut It jane ba mode that part her own In Paris Tho Ibnen plays aro not popular there The literary people like to el them tIme critics write that the actors make great suc cesses In them hit nobody goes to set them I like to read them take for Instance The Wild Duck but the Idea of acting the piece on the Btagel I Its not because tho Krenrh people do not like plays with a psychological character that the Ibsen play are not popular I think that the Sardou pieces are psychological certainly the plays of Shakespeare are and those of Humus These are all popular more popular than the romantic dramas of Victor Hugo I r Blwajs enjoy reading the Ibsen pieces but I tlnn t think I shall ever act them Some people wanted me t play Heclda eiublcr but the French have no sympathy with rcb a woman or such n play That 1st I the reason I believe that the plays of Ibsen will never become popu Jar Thin season I am going to act hero VdrleniiB Lecouvreur In which I mud my debut In America I hate the part and I hate the play belauee It Is I so badly written I never net It when I can help It but the piece Is popular America Jiere Rod I am always compelled to act It In Mme Hrnaareu begins tier engagement at I Abbeys Theatre next Monday night and plays there one month The new pieces the will 1 give are Irryl Mageta La Femme do Claude and LArleMemie Her company of forty nclors headed by IMrmont who acieel with her on her last visit hero Doval and Do Neubourg arrived on La Champagne with her After leaving New York Mine Bernuarilt travels through the principal cities and eho ru turns la May to France bayonne Lutheran Church Cal a New Vie stor TIme warring congregation of fit Pauls tier man Evangelical Lutheran Church nt Bnyonne held another disturbed business meeting yester day afternoon Peter Denbort was chosen as trustee for ono year to succeed George F Schmidt rrtlgneel and Conrad Kberllm was elected deacon for ono year to succeed August PranKr resigned Tho Rev Otto Sicker as slslant pastor of ht 1 Matthews German Evan cellcal Church in llroome street this city was chosen a the now pastor Ho received about I two at s dozl1 monthly votes nlol pastors salary was fixed F Ihe 1 matter of fixing the amount of the liD slnn to be paid tn Ihu lies Dr Holtn recently rimoved eras deferred until thu next meeting A largo continuum of the ilefeated faction threaten bell from the chuich It Is gen vinlly understood that the Itnv Mr hlckor will arcept tile cal to the pastorate The ilepoted liustor linn I not yet received the anticipated call to anothei loraL rt lUll his fumlly still occupy the arsouav j Irwllle 01 h r A j 1 1j NEW TOSHS OnE BBrIL TJlADE Tfntnrfm of ho Tnnttnrr 8a1pflusises Methods of the Vnut Depnrtratnt Btore After the great rush und bustle of tho Christ mas holidays affalrfi In tho big department stores ccaio to what appears to ho a standstill Tlie shoppers are seemingly exhausted and 5 too seem to be the efforts of tho ihopkocpers and clerks to attract them The advertise ments of bargains In the newspapers cense and dtilncss reigns In the aisles which only a short time before were packed with eager customers cal tho lassltudo of tho store employees nnd thu lack of Interest of tho bargain fiends are not however indicative of exhaustion On hu conttary both are only waiting for tho next great struggle They are like two armies keenly watching cat h other ant convinced that tho battle Is not far off 1 ho Mkn il Is glv on In the dully pnpcrH hen tho manic ords Janu ary sales are printed Look In time advertising columns of TIIKI RUN now for Instance Beo how packed with extra ordinary nnnouiiccmoiits they arc Duilngtho threo ceks preceding Christmas those samo columns tccmcel with glowing descriptions of the luxuile8of Ufa tho articles that Pully likes to give to John end that John pretends to hike to roclvo But tho January salts are of a dif ferent character lIme olTorlnga now tompilso tho useful as well OH the ornamental with I large preiondcrnncu of the former I thtsu barjalns wero nlVcrcel by one or two stores the readers might bo skeptical lImo extraordinary reductions In prices scorn to nr BUO that dither tho usual prices are exorbitant or that the merchants have gone wild In their Neither of those theo efforts to win custom thesl riot Is correct however 03 tho experienced shopper who Is on hand when tho stores open their doors ell knows The reductions vary ing from twenty to seventyfive rer cent are genuine and no better proof of that fact need b mentonod than that all tho reputable stores have made them Neither Is the supposition that tho mer chants have lost their In tho throes of lanl Ihllr senses throe n wild competition true The largo department btoro Is conducted on certain principles that rarely vary Bound business acumen Is behind every move and that which actuates the Jan uary pales la r simple Before tho holidays tho Sturm employ many extra hands Homo of these provo valuable and tho merchants are anxious to retain them I would bo Im possible to do this If tho natural dulness fol lowing upon the holiday business w rru allow cd to exist It Is therefore necessary to force trade and this Is done Now to get tho bar gains which shall make this possible each firm relics upon Its buyers These are moro than willing to cooperate for they are noxious to Increase tho sales of their departments In most stores an account of stock Is taken on F ob 1 nnd even buyer Is desirous of clean ing out the shelves of his department before that occurs Ho knows ho will be hell re sponsible If any goods remain that might linvo been sold Moreover as lili value depends on tho amount of money ho turns Into the coffers of the store he Is sure to strain every nervo to I last elepcrato effort before the clay of reckon ing Therefore the holiday business Is no sooner finished than he ROCS carefully through his Block and elects every article that ho wants to get rid of No matter what Ibo cost It must b sold So It happens that many arti cles are marked away below what they cost It Is axiom of tho to make for an departemnt store that the space on the shelves Is 8 valu able that It would L better to throw away stock than to carry It over from ono season to another In those stores that have account of stock taken before 1cb 1 the offerings Include every thing remaining on the shelves for tho mer chants are oven more determined to get rid of time old before the new arrives than are their buyers I must not lie I supj osecl however that tho offerings Include only goods of tho past Reasons production When the January sales wero started that wan true but competition and the desire to force trade have mado tho merchants put among their extraordinary jarjalns coods of the season to come These arc yiccial articles usually thC result of pur clascs of the entire output of certain manufac turers As n ic ult tho articles that will bo worn next Miring and summer may now bo purchased for less than they will cost in June A glance at tho advertisements In TUB SUN will show that practically everything made for homo or wear Is being offered at remarkably low figures bilks furs laces dress good shoes underwear linens and houscfurnishlngs aro most prominent among them Do not bo surprised If you neo cioaks marked S1 t that cost 10 a week ago or similar wonderful changes They are all as true as that when jou see It In TiE SUN its so SICIIETEI IlLs MOSHY llClEED IrS Nice Hundred Jlotlur tn Gold Found In the Koom In Which Mehunrtz Died UAIIWAV Jan 12Peter Schwartz a Ger man who has been 1 familiar figure In Linden township died alone this morning In the little house he occupied on tho Westcott place on St Georges avenue In Linden township one mile east of this city Ho was 75 years old I was not supposed ho had any money loc when It was discovered that be wits very sick the Over seer of tlie Poor was notified After his death a search Of the house was begun ljun Up to I oclock this evening over Sooo In gold has been found secreted various norls of time room In which be slept and ate He had nol even provided for hiu wife who has been an Inmate of the poorhouse His room looks moro like a Junk shop A larGe quantity of cordwood lies In one corner les A BoloUti Night at the metropolitan Con cert It was a soloists night at tho Metropolitan Opera House last night and there was a moro than usually largo audience Only seven singers partlclpaled In the concert Instead of the ten announced But this was an entirely adequate array of vocal talent for with lImo repetitions and en cores which Sunday night audiences always In sist on the concert was extended 1 to more than twice the length originally provided for by the programme No less than fourteen encore num bers wore given and lImo people still called for more Mine Savllle Bauermlstcr nod loin Berth and MM Planeon anti Muurel Herr Wnluoefei nnd Mr DAublgnn were time sItmgars In addition to the solos there wero Iwo ensem ble numbots Ihe Faust trio sung by Snvllli I IJAublgne and Pian on and thu Meistcr singer quintet by Kola Berth Daurruielstnr I Wnlnoefcr Plangon and IVAublane Iho quintet better was very well done and the trio pcrbnni Maurelwas In excellent voice nod pleased the audience mightily by his artistic rendering of several light song numbers sonl Thero were but threo oichestrnl numbers ono of them the always favoilto Largo which perhaps has never been better plujcd than last night nnd seldom aa well Aid for the Idle Tnllorn At the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Tailors Valhalla Hall yesterday It was re ported that 1 OS moro tailors had cone to work under lImo original agreement Four moro con tractors had also left tie association Manager Kpstoln of the Windsor Theatre con tributed I S110 for time I benefit 111 thu tdlo 1 tailors Tho Central Labor Union contributed S7S nail gave credentials to Hccretary Itoblnson of tho I xrcutlvu Board 1 of tint Brotherhood i of Tailor to solicit subscriptions from tlio Individual given lclt next A week benefit for the Idle aliens Is to bo Injured In a Trolley Car Collliilon A car uf the Union avenue line collided with a Flushing avenue car at Knickerbocker and Flushing avenue Wllllanshurgh last night Mrs Carrie Levy of 174 last Thirtyfourth street tills city was on the Flushing avenue car with her husband and two clmilmiren Mio was thrown down and received sever Injuries She was taken to St Catharines Hostiltal Tho other passengers were not Injured Assistant Pallor for Collegiate Date Cburen The Kev John Ueranlus Fogg was yesterday Inducted on assistant minister of the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church In the Middle Dutch Iltrb Church ut tecoiuui avenue and Revolih Street IIl oliclutlll rllllrl wero thl Hov Ir Iai hot W Chalhlf time Ite Hr Edward Ir Cue aDd th 11ev lit r J t UOII r BdwInl i r e TOPICS OF TiE THEATRE THE XEir vAvnrritiu InOl must ciiAitti it IIClX Things thnt Are Good nr Und In A IllncU Bhtn Flr tfnle Fun and Nome lit modcitjr The Hlronp NlRhton Brotlierr Onehalf of A lack Pheep h I as iimuslng nn example of tho Hnytlim Khool of play aa that Hnrtlon of vnudovlllo farce vor gave to tho public Thero never was a moro laughable hunch of cnrlcntuics than tliosc gathered In tho first act laid In the hotel of ii Western town In thin vvholo series of the Hoyt plays Thu editor who remind dclliniucnt stbscilh era of their obligations by menus of I shotgun and runs I trolley between Ms disk nnd tho hotel liar tlio Invvjcr who recognizes his 1 old opponent mi tlio football fluid ft out the ninn IIIT In whhh ho bites his i ear nnd makes his own Identity cleat from tho peculiar wuy In which ho kicks the man In lImo stomach these with tIme barkeeper tho theatrical manager and thn hitrlcfiiiiiu actrcis I keep time lInt act In ecsnntly nnd Irresistibly funny Tho meet ing of tho two exfootball plnjcrs who mire so delighted to meet again that they cal AIICI h refrain from retuinllig to their old turtles nail pummelling each other Is I Irresistibly laugh able mind throughout this t lit net tIe I Is I 1 succession of Incidents that keep the humor up to a high level Thcio Is tIme IIMIH llnjt joko ntniut the man who goes out for II light timid comes back with his clothes In chieds This Is tho hall mark of these pieces and scarcely ono has been free from him lie was blown up In A ling llaby got Into n complication with some machinery In A Tin Soldier and dunn tho ivhole lint ban been presented In some form or other lot seenm In have per fect confldcncu In the figure of n man with his noso bleeding and his clothes torn nemlv off him to ere atu hilarious merriment AH II fuuet lie I doesnt and ho Is time ono Invariable lulu in nil these plays The first half of the second net with tiro cattle characters put clovn 111 New Vcuk diuw item room does lot abate in him immor The editor is oven funnier nnd t he luesMlblo mini I callty of Otis Marian who is the largest Indi vidual factor in I the humor of time play contln I UCM just IIH telling I lie I I comiiioicts to woo I cousin wlom ho has never been befoiu and hu does It with no end of original fun Toieo him move up to make loom fur her on the I end of time tofu is alone worth n visit to HovtX I 1 teemed like tho funniest thing hu had clone un til hu began the most welnlly eccentric lhz lug that ovur burlesqnid In the tough stvlo n decorous dance In i time first act It looktd us though ho couidnt do nnvthlng more laugli nblo than his manner of taking I diink when as in nctordaiicu vlth the Hovt tradi i tion all the characters stepped up tluqiientlv to tIme lair Ho placed 1 the gIns to his Him and without cif threw his head a chaiiKO ff expression Ihrll 8 hld back nutomaticilly and the drink disap peared I was ni buslncsllka as though ho wore Ink Is a 111 I Ihero would piobably b ery plaiHlblo predictions as to time dllllcultv of extractliiu noir any humor out of tho life mill characters of a Western town amid doubtless it would bo In the hands of idiainit tint less expert at this unit cf thing than tr I llojt I lint ho gets as much humor out of the situation ns though time material lud leer been used bifoie I taut I time middle of the second act that tho facilis ccbcensns btglim and It gis dean with I rush lime iimttuli to t Ito songs Is I poor throughout nnd weakest tJlr of out atl that h i the lkt spilt 0 sauce them Mr llojt has written bright lines nnd neat rhvmee and Otis Marian sing at least mime of them very well Hut thero Is no jinglo to the tunes rime second act cids with an Inexcusably vulgar tnhlian I II 1 lie luiress to whom tho t her Is requited I i to t Ie 1 nunrlc with in I a year is I represented to him lisa very in nocent K rson nnd there Is I 1 nnuseitlug lot of talk about osculation and embiuc limo man to whom she is engaged Is bound to a chair liv a follow who wants tn get homo com promising letters out of his pocket lie liia 1 given n whlstlo to time girl as 1 danger signal tu bo ureil I whenever the t man p ie ii l compelled hy the w 111 to marry becomes too ardent Whlln ho Is tioltohls 1 chair the whlstlo hounds fu riously Two curtains at the back of tlo staw part oral the ccmplu aio revealed on a tifr limo woman is I struggling vlolcntly and t Ito mal who wants to marrv her and comply itli I t thn conditions of the hiqutst lit hI i iti limed dim time soft kIssing her violtntiv anI I frequent v Its a Milcar hlluatlnn und time audiences co not seem to care lor It Six sturdy arms have much to do In n novel specialty ut Keiths Union Square They be long t time Nlghton brothers who trip on the shine In blue fleshings their breasts glittering with medals and their arms bare Thclrnp paratus consists of I upright frame of metal work tho top of which is I tel feet above time Mage Horseshces of virlousslcsaieconspic uous In its ornamentation and MSJ crdi d from tho top by chait mire two heirstsheieshaped links that take the placo of sv inglng rings I U on thcso that tho men perform licgliining with ono man nt a tiiiio and ending with all three engaged at once I taken slight spring for each chap to reach the rings but the grip onto secured I fraction of I second cornets for him to lift hiniclf hI the muscles o his nrms alone 10 full length above time lings In ad dOI Ono man grasps a line w lh time hnml lifts I himself and tutus at tho iitno tI time till t his bod is Id with the lloor back body parallel u Ih Ihl t hiI clown ward This trick Is repeateel I half doen times before I natural tluh makos the por former ncek as iot as his slightl roiigecl cheeks Anothers ctlnrt alone ix less 1 Intri cate1 but tIme way his bte eps knot and the i ords of his wrist itand out show how severe tlie strain is Any man who has ever practised In I I g mnnslum hvs I tried the t l trick I Inch co sists In nulling tliu I bodv up u wltli ono aim limits fellow does It live times I touting down each tlino till 1 Ito t aim Is I straiuhtenod I then I stnit lug wlthnut I spring and rlMng steadily I I Dnr liK tills feat the piano iilavei forgets to supply even what the I gods stjlo thiivcry mtiflc In ono of tho tiliks t In which all three I are engaged hs thrnuch both I gaged ono man puts nrm tlrllh 10th rill mud em this arm his follows perform its If It were I lorlontal bar For a ful 1 half minute the weight o lImo three men rcstH to all appearance upon this omMretched arm Irld I atrois tlio two tings i lull ulcn the limb Is I frcccl It showu no sign of strain 01 of emit i taut with I the metal lit I umuaim It all time show ninny w mi j o I 1 iinglng to tho I rings so that tho body Is I txtended parallel tn t lime llooi and In ono trick the i tlino men are thus I situated one blow another llisldes I I lee object Icon In muscular dovclopmont I that I theso len convcv ly also throw leI light I on tl art of smiling Hell with I Ito tteth I clenehtd that I should he r irnat Interest to performers who strain their powers I of cndurnnto In one of the scenes of Northern Lights the American flag Is hoisted at sunrise and al though tho scene Is not obtrusive time audience at time Ameilean Theatre applaud enthusiasti cally Maybe tho present atmosphere arouses this enthusiasm or ma bo there would baas much applause at any tiiie But time spectators that applaud Northern Lights will always find cause for polO feeling of patriotic pi I ide This native melodrama U worth n shipload of time DnclNi plns of the t samo tln s ihit I are brought river hero ever season And Its moilt ought ton further and provo mat other things being equal I play on an American xuhju and with American charade la I more Interesting to American audlcnicR than any other limo no of thu life of the nrmy nnd tho In dian In Iho t Northwest Eiiguets how liehlv I fertile American life Is when It comes to tho selection of lie I tbiine ndapled to tho sympathy of American audiences thai want to slum ruielutui I rains Northern IIII Lights I li is nsfinnk 1 ly I nielodrnmntiu as In M Iht of St PiulX I m fur Instant I c I I mnkes nlmnit ns RltcnnimH de mands cm the credullty and Itsonmllines fRI almost us completely to rente the I Illusion I of reality But It I I is I us much superior to this par ticular rxiiinplo of IlritUh mi Irilrama as It i is to tho I majority of that tines and In thoiiijo melt uf tho relief that tIme chance brings the audlrnc IH perfectly entitled In applauding the American Hag lime uirmcmumi tiC Ibsen and his Imitators never brought to the ttngo such sin lit Unisphere of drugs I dill medical tciciico as comoi along with this play of tho free and hrviy hue of tIme Northwest An army surgeon who has been I cholera doctor In Hamburg I causes an old In I dlmi woman to die of null to discover uxactly what her disease IKI Injects cbolcii nrrmslnto his WI fen arms i and AhA Is nnlv suppllul with I an nntliliito In tlmo tn save her life and IH over whelmed with remorse whim ho nll that Ills wlfo lias k IECI thn woman ho hues and thereby rendered her liable to lie dlscum Time next time I Boston society meets to reform the singe dont let thfin ICU Ibsoiinf I 11 I I imo heredity chimer for omit ihf thocharacteis In thlsAmerl can melodrama la I a coivnrd becaiin hlit father was wounded In his mnthois pnsiuico shortly boforo his birth It was only after thu son had been wounded In j mist the samu plaie 1 that he recovi red his caim rage and expiated his pan Iovvardlro by particular lirnverv With inilodrnnm helping itself fo fiecl t to tlioso properties of thu I new movement In tIme drama time advanced plavnright will Imve to hustlo lo I keepaluad 1 Nortiern Llgiits I Is I unlquel among melodramas In having no bero its i principal llguio Is an Ildlll I episodical and not concerned In tho solu tion of time start Hut hu I holds tho alI thai cnnugli to prevent the villainous army surgeon from occupying enough of tho alien tlon to I appear tho hero which might prove especially fatal In melodrama Theie Im no heroine tilt that matter and tie love Interest la I divided huh to without prejudice among flOIt three women There aro other points 1 of uhf ferenco between Northern Lljtbts and the ordinary English melodrama limit mark I India tibet tupcrlcnty tu most of Its cling T OJtADT8 COXrlXCXNO PROOF flew lie Forced a Merchant Ito AtUnowl edge that People ned AdvertIsements nom Hit Atlanta Conifffurlon I lon I was read IIIK Wallace heeds 1 1omnl rcmln Iscento of Henry Orndy In hibtlSundays paper unit It carried mo back to the hard days when Henry was struggling against fate tn make his paper a MICCCSS Time merchants hal not then learned tho value of advertising and them vallc adertIRhll 111 Hunry rlrlel pleaded In all for a moro lllwrnl patronage A lending merchant who claimed to IMS his friend stubbornly declined to give him I big ad and paid It would bo money throw away for noliody rend them not read t hOI I exclaimed Henry dolt rend tticmt Well I will show you Next mornings piper 1 contained a short edltoilnl on outs arul totd how at fur had re cently comu Into great demand In fiiHhlonnhlo rlrcliii In New York and how the long coarso lialra w pro eliminated and tho real fur was lulu Into tippets antI futIle nndovuiy fashlonnblu lady woro a feline Ao Not far oil In another column Mill was I tlepn ud rdvertlscmcnt that MillWimtiel 1000 rats for which CO celts each will be paid lime merchants name was rlgned In I Hy noon thu I eals began to I roll i In SmiH hoys white altO black brought them t In baskets nnd bam 1 For n whlln thn men bant cnlovcd the oku but ooi got tired nnd went away t dinner 1lllrr llu time ho returned the bojs and darkles finmthe Biibuilis were coming In I amId tbcHlelo I walk si hill blockaded Ilelirv I I had lallglied un til I i I he wus exhausted and sat nll u window sill across tlio t meet threatened I he raid wltli I eitvleptle tt NeIgh iamti mig ineribinitN and theIr clerks gatliineil at cit iuul and laughed and shouted anti tiled at cveiy now aiihalof tilts ano An fast at the merchant drovo oil one croud another filled I their places He I I iirmec 1 him pelf with n big Mick but at last he I closed bibs doors In sheer dispali and night relieved 1 him the fiom piessnre Hut the next morning the catastrophe wan worse Alit entalogtio was not ended for time otintry people hud heard the news and brought cain In on their m warn and under their buggy stats and tied lip in cotton jackets like thick ens Henry look his stand near by and leaned nmitnM I telegraph pole for support Ho and the folks who loved fun teem all there and vvhllu It was fun to tho bois and death to the t frogs it was such a rare nnl ruev joke that the merchant couldnt mad and finally Ilrhnnt nuhllt got 1111 Innl stir rcnderisl He i inrdn an appropriate little I t speech to tIme crowd and told Henry that If he 1 woiilell promise never tn do rn nil v innie he would give IINIIIo him the lmtggust nil 1 lehad I CHI had In his given rater Henry I piotulfcd and tho nd I was JtHKiKST 01 ATll JIIII An Intereiittntr Kxprrlmrnt by the City or Writ rlnprrlor 7Vom tttt Chicago limn llrrahh WrsT SciiEliinn AVs I Jon 7 This city Is to maku an Interesting experiment In the mat ter of water supplv time nsults of which mrv stork a chatigu in the editor steins of titles that bonier on time great lakes rite present supply Is tainted with sewage nnd Is a mcnac to thn I ixjople So serious has been tho protest that time City t Council took steps last fall tu an nul the frnnchlpc of tho water tompinv Knrly lost summer time water company enraged of engineers to experiment and raged u corps 1llluec eXIlrlnclt mil let the best possible supply of water A test well was secretly dUI on Minnesota Iolnt nud thn water nf the lake allowed to filter through the sand A chemical analysis was made nnd the water was found to bo very puru Nego tiations worn at once eommtnccd to obtain title to the property and two acres were secured at n good round sum the svstcm of nitration consists In the main of n gallery built of heavy pile timimt era link in tint sands of Minnesota I Iolnt the I top bell just lenoath time water leol This irnllcrv is I to is 1 iiO feet long bv 7 fet wide the top and Hlclts watertight so thaI no water ean iiorcolntu through the whole resting in the bed of pall Tim box or gallery Is divided lit two com partments the main Intake plpu from limo Mitlnn running through its entlm pumping but rllllnl IhrouIh I cllho length and then out into tho lake as at pres ent Knell ot these miparlmlll is connected with limo Intake by nn Independent valve by means of which any compartment can IKJ 1 plUt oil from a manhole which show above the sur face cm time Point nnd Is for use Ill O all ob jectionable matter should perchance get Into ore of thin boxes Kinm the Itottom of each section of the gal lerv the t contrnetnib t will bore nn nrttfilini Wl1 1 through to the bed of red clay nbout fottvflvo feet down The well will bo titled with u pat ent strainer wine h lets the water in and keeps the sand out lImit will 11 0 taeii sei tlon u dump well tn draw I clear HUppli of water through I thu lot from Luke Miperinr Time om pal has come to the i onrnlim that the imo ie pure supply of water either than that nol lieIng drawn from the lake Itself Is by this means of filtration For this kind of I plant Superior is peculiarly null situated few cities of tho country having a long strip of vvlillo tan near the bike sboro to do the woik MinMlil tho scheme work the I company will ask the c ity to fall a halt to tho legal proceed ings I pending against I J un iE iiouicntoxs nnixK cuitv Experience Hhou Hint He HUM Something helter Inn n 1lrclar Vrmi ttif 7ilY ii Itn oirf IlncKrnni Ill Inn 7 Iolicu Magistrate 1 I I Mnnison of tills eity runs time most unique Justice mill In the State having for eight lira conducted couit on tliu I principle that I liorfcu sense is i butter than sttaigiit law As II huinoiist und sntiriht lusticti Mnriison has glin his eoiitt II lepiitntion tliat it moro than local It is I ns a icformer howcvei that I he has set an example that is I being followed in many small pluces tliiini boiit lime timntiy In Hoi klord us III most mall eltlei hit ma jc rity of jolliccourt I hiiliitnc mo individuals who aru laves to the elilnk habit The orill tIn ri vvny of doling I wltli I suth persons 1 us lev 1 n to eli inls them with n curt ten davs but Justice 1 Me u irlsnn found thnt this I loulil I lo I impiovea upill In n city of thi se nt Hock tonl Men uhn provide lor I m helm ti iuni its when nut iliunk have bitn fore ed to leave wife und rlilldicn to stArve vvbcn ininmltlxil to Jail or else their releasc has biun bought bv money tliit should have I been cpunt in biijlng neces enrich of life I I lustlce Mnrrlsnn Instend lining these men or ommittlng tlicin tu Jail icderst 1 them upon condition that tbcy report at Iolhu Hcidqnar lure three I times t a da ls try moriiimr i noon and night time vie tln is I enmpcllcd to leiicirt at heidciuartes sign his ninnu on II book and jMlhmlt his bicath I to I t lie nosit of an ofilc el tnpa lilt 1 of lulling I till 111011 of alcohol fOil t rods If the victim limits lapsed 1itn his old habits ho Is I committed and compelled to woik out hN fine fineOn being first brought up for II Imim ring hc Is I glviii his alternative between nuking t Ibee reportH or of being committul 1 to Jail nud of course he takes tliu tunnel course As a ie suit nearly nil tho Ineliilutesnf Il kforcl hits o hud a long session of uiHiitlng i with i t time most bcncllclnl results I Thev hnvn rarely In ed i Into their old habits while reporting to the po llie I Several small I 1 towns In thu Statu hnvo nlreadv adopted tho I Morrison leportlng plan nnd time Indtre 1 receives many Inquiries from InstlrcM nf distant cities inquiring as to its cfllc acy Koine riourlililni Ml nl nlppl rciralllpH I run the HiMu Sprtiui biinlli Wo Plopped from Snturdry untilMonclav with I ano limes t iiir Walnut liiove I u in I Ieakn 1 tenuity Mr Jones IsHI I 1 cars old his 1 nlfu In III jenrs old nllllIulIro tlie I parent of seventeen I children fifteen I of them hieing lit home they I luivu twin bos ic jears and twin girls 5 months old 1 saw the entire famll III ono 100DI at onu time At Itulclgh I wu stopped nt the 1 Halelgli Hotel I III J 1 M 1 Currle proprietor Whilo thtro I I wis I itt I imul itetui to IVailcHt I who is I 14 eais old I his wife III Tbe urn tile patents of fourteen chudien I u ilrht uirls and slv buys Dr I Cnrrm and otliirs liifni nied me that In the same county Cnillln live Snm Innes and 1 wile the parents nf tutitlwo ii cnllilren thlitcen girls and nlno bye Diluirie J told me that t hu Is I In tile pio 1 ceKlon wltli nine gins and four boy nil living and noneunt utirihy 1 thouihl that this would end thn chapter but vi hen 1 got down hire IIIIn1 1 of Im Ie Lilly Smith and his reniurknblu Nlmvv Ing for Increas ing the population I made It a point to see him ithd asktil him at alit his chlidit Hu lias been mnrricd twice and Is I tbu t father I of fourteen children by each vvlfp Due singular feature of shell a large famll since their bn th his doctors bill Ims not been as mm h as To Mulsh up this list of wonderful families Ell ElIJllh of litII une and his wile still halo and hearty are Ihu t pnrintsof i fifteen elm Ilil norma n buy and a ulrl at ono blith twei boa and n Kill at another CnlUco Frlrndii Mrtt I i tin fme 11 11111 Jlroonl 1rnm thelrconversatlon I t they must have bemi old 1 cull lege chuniH wlio bad not met for II long tlnm i until I I they ion up against inch other In 1 an 111s cal h stieet tar last evening Ihu smaller one vxai iicciimpnnlfd by tie uilddltngccl who looked like i piofuernus merchants cell I ill the other excollegian one of theme fellows with n stentorian voice Will ilnne i Iheyslonk hands olliislvely mind then begun all exchange of rimlnlscenceH In which Kiich trim lIJellt as Ilont I you lemtmbcr tho t Mil gaum with Vale 1 and Whats becnmuof Jack SoandMi r ncre dlbtlngiilehahlu nil over time cn Thin big man semis not parllcuhnly i tnreful In Ills choice nf language nnd occasionally would rip out an oath that might have done ciidlt to a heaidcil pnril hiiildenly tho other teemed tn realize that something was wrong and leaning over ito wlilspeied Say old man be n little careful You know Iv ti got a church Ire In Ihlladul I phlRand tliesn two ftllnvvx w Ith me nru couple nf tim most Influential trustees lime hie man cot oil nt time next corner HtiugElInc lIh the Ilurnl ilor HIIJfJ The Count All mecs jou climb zo Matte horn 7 nt was II font In be proud of she Iarilon me Count but you mean feat ila Coutil Ooh I You clluibuioitt uuce 1 y TO CONVERT ROMANISM I 4CT1VE mONKLTTISM DLG tIN JIT CA rUlILlV The EnterprIse Ilrneled l r the Inullut Futhrr Million llrrtlnen fhr NonCnth olio Held nt Their ChnrchTlie Under nklncc Approved by Archbishop lorrla Within a nbort time n band of Catholic mis Blonnrlcs whose endcavori will bo confined solfly to preaching Catholic doctrine to Irot cstnnts anti others who are not members of the Cat hollo Chinch will bo at work In this city The 1nullsl Iathcrn whose ctiurch Is at 1lftv ninth street and Columbus avenue bend this missionary enterprise Archbishop Cnrrlgnn has warmly commended the project I nnd bus nsled for volunteers among thm priesthood to curry on the work In the West Father Walter Hlllott nnd other members of time 1aulUt order have been suc cessful In mission work among nonCatholics To ascertain If theio Is a field In this city for Catholic preaching to Protestants a mission to nnUCathnllcs was held last week In the Paullst hmcli This was so successful that It Is cer tain mi organized crusadu lo win convertn to the Catholic Church will be begun heio almost Immedl 1 Tatheis Klllott and Youniin cjn eluclecl time mlsulon last se eel and every even ing they nddrcsHd an assemblage of from 1200 to 1000 persons n very liugo perccntaBO of whom irene IroteMants who had como to time exercises with Catholic friends A rule of the mission was that n Catholic unaccompanied by a Ilutcslnnt was not admitted At these mission meetings nn opening hymn Is sung by time congregation standing Then are recited the Our Father time Hall Mary and the Apostles Creed After that u passage of Scripture Is read Then one of the priests answers whatever questions have been put In time question box This question box U an In stitution peculiar to thcso missions to lion Catholics It Is pi AC id nt the door of I ho e huri h and those In I search nf Information i on an I point I tif religious doctrine are Invited I to drop their questions Into U As time questions are answered publicly time wholucoiigregntlnn bus the benefit of the explanation Wlen tIme questle ns havo been elispoed of n discourse Is prenchtd In which a certain Uachlng of time Catholic Church Is dlbcii sul A hymn maul benediction close the tcrvlcc which usually lasts an hour and a half As a result of hint weeks mission an In quirers claps bos been formeel It Is made up of noiCalhollcs who derllc lo study Catholic doctrlres miner It IH the experience of the Paullst Fathers that a large majority of lho o who join the Inquirers class become Catho lics finally During thu course of tlio I mission last week 10000 tracts score distributed among the congrcBntlon rather Klliott time origi nator of the missions for nonCatholics thus de scribes their score Kvcr thing religious nothing controversial Is the motto of this tim Iss imuti to I nonl nthnllui Time devotional exercises ne such as ean be joined In by all who beliuvu in liod and Christ and evcrj thing will ha 1 mlcultitcd to satisfy rca fonanlo religious cravitir and sit at rest the doubts of sensible Inqulruis I While done under Catholic auspltts and every vvlilt athnllc In form and substance the scnslbllitli our nnn Cathollc brethren are tiyiilously respected We do not attack IrotrstnntNtn Vu dn not assail its champions Some explanations of pe culiar Catholic doctrines nro otfered Of course the Patillfts aru in the field to make converts Kveribndy knovvs that In that respect we nru time same as all sincere Irot estants Hut ice have other purposes in slew besides Increasing our membership We have a great and spit ntliil Cliurt vvu are AmerUanrf and we love time etc lit 0 people So whither wo make converts or lint wo siluill brine religious nonCatholics to n better understanding of our position I iitiatn prejudice nnd especially show them new ways and od for attaining fuller 1 on llghleninent of euusclencu and better fidelity to its uhititt is These nmisions are to bo n regular feature of Catholic Church work In this I country In I the West they I are already well I organize nnd I Ito plans are nearly perfected in tliu Knst lime tnlicjld JYiif the leading i ortan of the Cath olics pals cdttoriilly in its current 1tMie th it the success of last weeks mission Is nniinciant evidence of the possibility of making tho work as fruitful in time larger cities of time Kn t us It has been In Iho Western dioceses Heretofore th vnrlc liolncr ttnnl itSMinrrlmpntnl spain has been tried I principal in rnmllir places mini 1 amid ulniple farming I communities limo cx ptrietmcii 0 rather 1i ikutt coot I miii es the fVifmic Y ums provo that in any of the smaller tow ns it is an easy tiling to gather to getlie r four cir Ihe hundred of the more erious minded intolllgc people and hold them night after night I and awaken In I their I mind I eirnest inquirie aloiit the teachings ot tie Catholic Church and in their t hearts n streni desire to Icleiitlf I fy themselves I with the I Catholic bnch but In tint more mnplli attd illntlun of the Kas heretofore It lia been somewhat of n problem ns to wlether religious Interest was sufficiently deep lo induce people ot other cleitom Inntlrns or of no ilenomlnation to come to listen to a frank exiosltion of the churns nf the Catholic Church Among Cbiiicli people traell tlims nf orthodoxy still liuve their holding in lltli nrrs and lit uchile who luivu drifted iwnv fromChme hmembeiship hae I been aborbcdln mutters t nnnrellgious I Moieover lucre t liavo been racial tlifTeielites thai have tended to keep people npart liesu I have been tliciiBlit to bo siMious ihflUilltles In tin t sy of ntarilng tItus iionl atlioliu mission work in thu Kusiern and Nim KiiKland Slates t With Ibeso t oblaclen In eiocc time mission for non atlicillcs was Iniiigiirntiil In the Church of I tie Iaullst I I haihciit luus I me melt H I I has been brought t to n suet e sful I issue An one w lio h is watclieci the throng i crowding into I titus fmmenrn clones chuich on Iift ninth stieetaml lias I seen belt eajer di sireto s itlsly rillglous longings must certainly lie convinced i that the I woik has tome to stat lieu 1 lOII to iiO people who attended every liklit prnvu that i them Is no longer any dlUleiilty I In I getting an null kite Were nnv eonverts made f An inquirer class was started with quite a mimbu tli I mijorily of vvlioii after some niontlis will be prepared for reception inio time Chureli Hut time meis tn c of I this I ork N not the t converts received If I lint n slnulu addition weie road to Chun ll nitMnberhlp the immediate fruit nf the work arever apparent ItIs I Impcmible lo brliu to get her fiOO or tOll people of deep lellglous se ntl inent to wlrjin the fundamental truths of tlio I Chinch Sri Ivplninid nnd ficnn vrhnni radically vvrmic impressions ml ncr reinoveei and not do n gcod that in Itscdf Uu sufficient reward for limo encigy u expended It I was t imo inrpn n of thn I 1niiIlstK I in under take tills iionCntliole mlislon wo k In this city about I four jenrs nfn iiml i many urgent re mi sin were made to that cITecl at tint time bn It then was diM mid best In dela for time time be ing until the results of limo wink in the Wist line been m measure il Tl Rev lit sfn u t to toinc tnNeiv Yotk hlhTtsx Jan I At n meeting lIst l night of time corporation of the Chureli of thclinty lime reslrnatlon of the I u Iov Minot m J l Sava ge as pa tot was ncivptnl limo Soliciting I Commute i e reported its inability to ralesufllclent funds for the biiiiillng of a new huicli and as the ac tion I nt the MH lit In HLard lo thu i reslgnntlnn of time pistor dependeil largi Iv upon thn lesillt i of the commltteeH cITol is ooh onn toiirsn re malm il open nidei limo ell iiiiiinlii es Mi savaie will nn lit tbe call cxtcmlid lo him by tIme Chinch nf the m Messiah In New York city to I become Its mcsimocimtio patlor Mori Mnu let SVtff lit liellcvuc Two moro St earlct fever cases dovcloped in Bcllvvuo Hohpltil I I venterduy 1 hopUlent crone leicbn Mcrnna a tlilld In Wind 1 nnd Julia Cavanagh a sore mint In the liiilnliiL school Jimiy J weiu removed to time Wlllaid I mmi timer Hoi I tilt lih cet 1 liii fti 5789 tTfJ 1807 YSAIC Inst 5 RELIABLE CARPETS wiptE MIIV 01 GOTHAM Not throe I but I Ilimitraiild I men wlm watch tlio mir kit rloi linvo reaped Iliobciicnu I of our cnrpet cnnlrneis I which mitt gil llieni Hie t nit himit weivm nt tliolite l t lou iileiHlliil I I ralcil befnu the bull of Die nocil inntlit luliel prlee nii up Such lueresr fill lniln In one of tIme 8ti rein nf heir wealth On tliuii ami do llkuulne Novvronies Ihe JVsDnoriiio tax nil wool etc which will push carpet pried viry ninth bight FURNITURE Ill onsiae it 4 of ttiln its for Ii nose hii rn I iii I etc rimllilo nuil nrrlcraltlr nil reduced t inli ni Cretllt COWPEBTHWAIT CO 101 100 AM 10H 1Vi T J4TII isT Nrnr fltli AT ItlttXIICIYV STOItlMi jtTnVb1I AV MU tlLTON bT v r t t IA Tb t S 3 5mYn5psij Il I mu I m method lighting h mist becotn i i lug obsolete Discriminating peo pic recognize its cnidcnc ills crcpnncic nnd cost They fur ther icallzc that in the Wclsbnch Incandescent Oat Light science j j has produced u far more efficient i i economical means of lighting g They have learned that THE IMPROVED I WIsbach LIGHT i gives three times the light and 1 saves onehalf the gas You can have this demon stratcd to your own satisfaction by call i ing nt the retail department THE VELSBACH S2 COMMERCIAL CO ItivillTTAI p itrAMiKMfvr tOil CO Soil AitutK tor S vC1u1 r 11 w uih fimtiea u AT t In men nail all nrlniry UUor II I tiers immured ipilclcl Iuy now intlliu UktaleiJ partltulartfrt Dt KANE 133 hViuiit alUm ci Ills ifrIIElt t aoosi Frnrn Ortnln Pont Mortem Evidences It VitM ilnel rd the 1ovtl Vnw nrlntlqulty lucy bay that titus goose will live to an age to great ns to bo almost beyond belief Bald John Gilbert time travelling groccryman I havo no means of knowing how old n goose may live to be but I remember one tTiat must have heard the muffled tread of scars como stealing up the slopes of time n good ninny ecu son If I mal judge It by certain post mortem evidences And this goose didnt look It cither It was its nimble chipper and light hearted a gooie as ever paddled In a mudpud die and my father who had purchased It that fall with n miscellaneous collection of other poultry thought so well of it that ho hod ninrucd It for sacrifice for our Thanksgiving dinner that festive holiday being but n fort night uwiy On tho morning after thee scry day my father had sealed tIme doom of that goose lie found It dead la the barnyard Marks nn its neck showed that It hid piiwd micra itt time teeth of n w vase My father crams riled Ho got n steel trip Ho set time trap fixing time deami goose in deadly proximity to It na bait Ho hoped to uveiigii that goose The very first nlKht this trap was set it caught n wrnvcl Father wasnt itre whether It was thin weiiel Unit had killed l I I thogonso I so ho set time trap aunln time gnome mill being Intact That night H skunk vvnndcricl into tIe fold t to hunplo th it tempting and fell a Ictiin to the trap I bo gociMi Mill I I belli Its own and fai lien well pleated set the trap again Nothing wax lured tu its ruin that night hut thin next forenoon thin trap and the gooo hiving been left 1 on duty a big hen hawk swooped down crabbed the noose and got the trap m Before thor day wis river Ivvn more hawks I pounccnl on tliei goose with similar siiecei 1nthir was boiling osor with glee when ho feet the trap that night and tho gonso seemed to bo fresher than evel and looked as if It was en loving time fun Inline n ely Tlio fourtli night time COilS SIlt up wltli tlie trap Ariel lu canto aloig liked t tic goou en apnenrnnei tought to snate b it from Its pmt and Joined riy fathers collection of trophies next morning Ihe fifth night I another kunk tinnlilo to roJHt tho gooee died In i the trap A neighborselog waft tin next victim I liar cast n longing en e1 on tlie poo ct which inuly ndilecl to my fatheis uleje tilt he had long suspected that clog of kiiowlner moro abntit tin depth of half H doen of his theep I than uttic other dweller in that neighborhood Hi ml ns tlmt goose Is nld my fatherI would nt trade t for a w liolo floe k tif live geefo The night if lei tbo neighbor dog had failed to resist rIme gooM tilt trap disappeared Tim goose show ing it must be admitted many evi dences of having been liundlccl without gloves bv something or othe vva neverthilefcs still nt its pot Father went in search of the t trap Ho I found It n mile I away In tbe vvnoils hanging In a lieu from the brIm foot of a wildcat A well directed load I of hmicks hint lecovcred Ito trip and Increased fathers pelt pile bv ono vvlleleit skin The IOO IB fentheia smoothed rtown first rate and on time eighth night nt its Ktrvlccas an nvinigcr It amt c to the front in I mist rimumul in gly fine fhape That night it lurid one of our bet cats to tlio trap and father didnt like that much Iho cit hul given the gooso a pictty hard turfcle but It was all right for duly tho ninth nUht I m I Just tin1 I pamu Tho fascination of that goon miit have lie en something aniarlnir for next morningourstaid and easgoing burn clou was inlKslni nnd father fouiiil I him mist In the trap Then father tliouclit It was time tIm draw time line i I guess the vengennco of that goose has been about terrible I e noiigh paid lie Ho took thu goose which was n pnneler cooM1 and Ill tih It I in the pen to I Ito m pigs They worked awn nt it all clnv and thero was EUIIIO of the goose left vet next morning fume to think It oveicald father It wan kind of thnt weasel to kill Unit gable after all I might have Invited some friends to eat 1 hnnki givlng dinner with us and Id have felt a little queer w hen I started to carve that goose I dont knees univ old crests may get to bo but I wouldnt bo nf raid to Let that tf that gnash o of ours could IIOTO talked It could have given ns vivid personal recollections of tho historic cackling thnt saved Home 1EiT 1UZZIS H111TIIDAT f lel ratlnn In Cnrlnlndt ucmtlon for a New Vfln of Melioolbou ItlTlunroiili X J Jan lCarlstndt nile brited toclav time 110th anniversary of lImo birth of Petalo tho Swiss school reformer The children participated I In tho services which were held under direction of tho School Hoard Dr Os lan H Iang the managing editor of thn New York Wioo Jtwt nn mad an ad d rise in I whiih lie pointed cut limits olucalicm in the t n ted i I I I Mate vi as ntTectiel by the work of IcMnlo I i I hroiigh IV lillani i Macluruof Phil I i elelpliin hn inlcl time first nicoiinl of the ntw pdiiriitlonil t ill it haul a were hroight I tu America Through lexeph Cnrrlngton Inbeil Thomas lillirion l 1ucmm time Intel I i tid n In i thn I I h taloliin lilt ns I horn rum Minn and David I P I Pauo 1 norlted In the spirit of lln I teels idiicalor and tlie cond they compllslioil In thin advanrenieiit nf tho common HI bool might bo traced back to the same Mitirce hut I speaker made a pIta for a closer Inter call Ill Ii tI liltl letween p ireiils and teachers llieM Imol liiNiilel must hcccinui time cIll turn centreoC time dlKtrlct A llbiny should bo istabllslied tonnectid with a tuullng rtinm to whleli thn t people themhl hue flee acce Ieetuies cnniertn anil other entertainments bhnulil Ill prov lili d hlnk 1 of the gre at amount of mcinev Invfted In choo buildings anil then count out hov many ho LHM till PI booN tire cloiil which could be n aiin lo be u rich in tenst Pef talo7l nliniel ill Itmltunimie tliuiondi lion of the I prior tblonub time eilucatonal Intlii eiiceof hlsslinoK hit us tate up this Idiiv lu n moclirn spirit and maktlhn I common scithiuls the culture wedges thoccmiuiuiilt CLUUI3ZII 11 r 1 XOLZ1i1V Was inllcn lie Innkoeit of Mori In Trkiil tiya Nmilorii I At 115 I AM 03tcrdny Policeman lolin M Ilnics of tho Madison street station nrrc ttd Thornm Castles ii jcars old of il Moirno street on iv charge of disorderly conduct Mori Iii MilhkyH saloon Is on the t ground floor of the piemlMs and hates IICCIIH d 1iitlc C of tipping llio i peopio nit who were Insiiln llnil I ho gum aloul lo make an txc isr arrest When vrXtned ln Kstex Murkt multi Cau this elenlo ntlinige and ut cmmmtmI Haves of clubbing liii t ho himimi rimumi slmuuiimlrrs nnd punching bin ii face vi tille r iihuwiivto the station lion Ho was iuriltmi 1 and had oilier ninrKsof f Inluiy i i Mnglstritc Kuillieli said he lmilvrub l Castles inlhti than llajicnnd ilitt lurged thn prHmti Tho I I In Dfllil Tile ini rai Ijibor Itderation I lepiesrnt ng lime SocialH tr I ulii nnloiihof thin city died olll chilly f terdy nt thu Labor iyieUtii I ill I last 1ourlh Hticet It wax I leujheil by unanimous vote that Limo tieidv nhoiibl iroignnli again un DiMrli Allnuueio 1 ot ihnMedalistTinilo mid Labor A Illume of the United Status icuU Canada EQUALITY IN MATRIMONY M4flflI4G1 iriTtt THE oner1 L11X 0 VI AS A HODEISX Ml OH LEW Prof Adler Dl conr e on the Ethic at the Ittlntlon the Hfmlvvny of the Ibid vorce Movement nod Irnetlcnl Poly atny Vnder the Veil of Monogamy Prof Felix Adler delivered n discourse on tho Ethics of Marriage to time Ethical CuHuro Society In Carnegie hail j csterday morning Modern society lie mild it l pasting through t period of trAiiBlllou und ttansformatlon The most settled tradition time most nacred Instllu tlons cnntiot entirely resist the Influences that imiko fur chance Tho Institution of marrlnga In subject to thcso InllueiHCJ Tlic restriction placed liy society or tho State upon tho freedom of Individuals In concluding time marriage con tract Imro been almost entirely removed nail time Increasing recognition of time equality of women with men has mado mutual adjustment In wedlock more difficult Thin Stato still forbids plural marriages and m tlio marrlngo of minors but In other icspccti men and women are at liberty to form alliances according to their pleasure even time old ceitit tho jcmnir time sick wIth tint enlthy 1 thee con taminated with tho Innocent rime State rIces not Inquire No legal checks whatever rcnialu A return In coercive measures Is of course Im possible but It seems as If time Church arid all associations that are Interested In moral prog ress linvo hero n duty to perform If legal re strlctlons arc no longer possible I the chucki of moral Influence are all the more Imperatively called for Tim Increasing recoBiilllon of womans equality with man Is a gnat gain but like every other gain Is attended with correspond Ing loss limo problem of marrIage Is how two minds often different In texture and quality end contents shall become ono mind how two wills shall bo made ono will Time solution of this problem was far easier at a time when it was believed that according to tIme decrees of nature nnd time commands of ioil I imo lb of the I parties miuht to b subordinate to lAin other w hun It was believed that limit man Is the liund n f tins woman ni ChrUt In time hrnil of time Church Under such conditions It was not ilmihtful 1 which nf time two parlies ought In Ito I last uiiual sis to leld to time other but when two equal and Independent wills nro pitted otto against time other there must bo deep sympathy If thero ha l to be unity i Tlienlmost Incredible hendwnv which time divorce movement Is making In this and other countries shows Hint thIs sinpatliy Is wanting A famous Kiench statistician exclaims I knor not what lircnth of discord Is passing over time honsehods of Gun world And he declares that time number of dIvorces Is Increasing irrespec tive of nationality or country or religion In 1NU7 there wero annually less than 10001 dlvurcis In thin United Status In 1H80 thcso hud increased to L5000 In 1H70 thero was ono divorce to every ir 17 nmrrlagos Ten years Inter thero was one to yOll It does not Hem that the laxity or strictness of lanrs Is a print linlcau p Tlio num ber of divorces has Increased in Suites vvheso laws arm strict as well as In those whoso lawn are hex It does not seem that tho Inharmonious character of time lawn of time different btntOH ll the principal cause nr that a Federal divorce law would remedy tile evil Time lovornmnt sintlstlcb seem to show that in n majority of nios ItO eitlgattel thedlvni w as granted In tho Mao whore the Dirties were nmrrlel lime 1 ml ontO ors habit ill i our populiition account for the loosmlng of mImi ninrrlaiti tin to some extent fur wo llnd tlmt In time Inited tales desertion Is an Important ground of divorce I whilo elewlicre It Is a minor ground Hut I urn persuaded tlmt time principal cMUM after all Is that n new and higher tv p of tin matringe relation is being evolved b Mvl on equality instea1 of subordina tion and that In many cases the moral perceu tions arc still Inadi quatc to realize this type and to win from It all time tine results which are prophesied for thuim future If I speak of th new typo of tho marrlnitn relation I do not agree with timmmo echo thlnlc that I monogiimlc marriage Is to tee replaced by MUiiCthlng better I know ot nothing better tlinn monogamy rlchtly understood When I rafnrtu mc higher typo I I mean a tpo In whltli thu pnontlnl prlncliilo of marrlnci as wo know It shall be ntlll further Inteiullled purliliii and rlcvUedj In which the piiljgauinus relatlona m that actually snbsitnt the pmscntdax In tho mlilst iif u f i luty w lilvh profeFis lIme contmry tin mottmli shall bo morn and mount done awry Se iOu in I which the llfclone I oinpnnlunshlp of one man uith one woman wcddvtt In mind as well as In heart Hhnll lx more and inane brought to honor and recognized us what it tstlte foun tain of earths pure t happiness thin ultep well m spring of civilization and of all tho humanities lilly or A CLOTHES JXCI14XG The lilrn In Raid to Work A Veil AmOng Women of Fruxnl Mint In Zondon Wliv does not snnuliody In our big cities open for tho pnmfnrt nnd ioncnienco of femi nine kind i a clothes pMhiuigp on HIP milan of m ono which his prmrd w ucreesful in Lrmdon that Its proprietor has haul to enlarge her floes and mlcsroiim limo r Intlii 8 Ixcliange a place where prtntc waidrolies aro bought anti sold where n woman thrown suddenly into mourning can get n price for all her col oreil things heroIf your hiHinnd or father boa filed vou onn realize Instantly on your ward rnlip arid where should a new crmn not fit or prosli imherominK or fall out of st tjle or got too lioppc ly louse or tight an li tnnt market for It onn bi found At I the lollies exchange wraps hal trunks Fntchelt even fuNe hair lirr ill I iMiught I up mmt d nld to lie I thiifty women v Jin know n liar Kiln when they I seo It tiond hand lothei often go at tam lowtst prices when tho gar ments themohri mire n mort frthh from time tl reimalt ers IriniN ntd prlmi sis ladles of title I with often well filled purges pit U runizib tic Ilothcs exchange bin lie I nnd sell j Ing or living orders for the attendants to bo on the lookout for certain bii nlns they tire deslimm of innKlm sonietlins whole wind robes never appear in till saleMoonib at all V but on Hit pninint of n fee lie slilltel fruTl ono ownei to another and women who am no fl ing on I vmiuis or to spend il whlln ill I nonia 4 furilgii foimtry dont heitnto 11 I html In all their supplies at the I ovtliung j Mich an establishment would have been I a regular bonn to miinv vvcinen here at hllt nin when gifts vcie lift Itt dnplli Hi t bml even threo nr foul i times Kolodv wants six glove hooks or nine handkerchief cases en fiur palis of bcdioom sllppcis but Xintu Clans In tho rush of busliiihs at this season frequently makes mstakes just HKr hat Ihe mil I i ienut left i frugal minded persons was to las tho duplicate Lifts mieilhh In tis uo piperiincl during tlie I jiir iii lit httemriscrie cmiii lilrthehilK iiiutliuslv svv ip mull Hi IMm brie n bri1 and toilet artliles Or many a heedful mill has already laid avvav n snllli lent sniplus hiipplv of piistnln from I limb I hilstmasif Ii3 and New Ye ir of Ill neirlj to eleiiny thin Im pending obligations of KiiemlicT I nil Now ifthro t was iv Iiothi etc lianio arc und iim i rnrmr bv 1 the brim Imullmm t of atvvcnt I y llvo iit fee n button hook could him hivipptel for nnv tblnu equal to Its Millie in sine k a handrci chief CUM repluel bv n 1181 IMIX and the prolltH in t iuult titus receipts ma lo to ouJ olios imtiiiil THE COSt ni 1 11 G Thp Question HM tit Vhrllirr It Is Ureiitrp In unimrr or In l Inter I was tilklng with mywlfu ths otlitr ulsy abot thu cot of Ih Ing said a man ibouS whether It oiH m no to Ihe 11 hliiiincr or In winter and pill s ild it ileuundLil n go tul ile l on how you wuro blunted lint Is whethtr Jou lived In thu toiintr or ill a smaller city whrro ion Imil agniden und Lilted juur own ege tables I or whethtir ou lUel I I In a city I I n heru vou 1 had to buy all tlio u tilings and It ikuiMidtxt iilHoagooddeal on lion ymimi werotircuiiistanted i Sim titmill glut tiint pcoplit who wtrci ilmi ii It right j poor and pcoplu who weiu rich could live 4 cheaper in i umm r than In nlntir it this Is cif course mUtt td hug any account t of miinmtr travel j and tlmt bolt of tiling t ito poor become iu I I summer tht I had lesi I to icIly for fuel nld tho eidttiiK rcuulredcu i Its multI I hut toiild If nteil I belluionahlltllethuniisatnl 1 lime the nth t luting more or lies fruAli ugtitnlnes I und fruits f i In I wlntii bCailau v getnlilua wno I tilimu per In I cultlibtuer M to In tueImiluruhto iIi Uliu 111rte I thht Is cc itim ituchhtlutt sttibeiitmt tim liiu iumb milli r itIh tllimIIItt tlumil t atu I ilitug II lUll tiututi ruttier mtmmjrulmh liii hI tmmulmtimer iiglut t itti unit Clollil hull tntiu mini ill iitiliir mItt iiiy spent less In wintei flit food 1 tue inndeiato IN opit niillilnt iillord ID eit frish vi ireiubles itt wlnlii the me i iiniel gmmii l tin n and In Ics nuitnily and at lens cijcn n Uian lime fierh vegetalilch Mid fruits ut ninth lliey mclii ft thy In hummer i Ijiiiii lurthor ilellbeiatlon however rny wife was Intlined in think Uinl taking mm tiling with anotliir ll ton people in inndirala tlriiinolaiuei about tlie saino to live III Aimer pus lim sUtlItiItl and with till view 1 am inelliiiil iii Ii ill In fatt 1 kiinn ii hi u I c nun to think ibnilL It tutu um own ciiuMi s i i v utui and oiimmiT nru xtilkingly unlforin a lieidthey lire tlio ear around I 511 Vimihh lilt tiny ill all tutuh iIpurhx tiimtltl to our In tiIu

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