The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
April 17, 1904

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VOL LXXF LXXINO INO NO 230 NEW YORK SUNDAY SUNDAYAPRIL APRIL 17 1 7 1904 1904cOPUT1 ht lOOi bv b The Bun Printing and PuWiMng Anocktion THIRTYSIX PAGES HUGE FIVE CENTS I PORT ARTHURS FORLORN HOPE HOPERVSSIAX HOPEnrJ IIOPEflr13S14T1 RVSSIAX nrJ SI4N ADMIRALS SHY SHYAr AT TAK TAKING TAKItO T4KIls1G ItO COMMAXD THERE THEREnnraors THERERumon THEREnut1Ior nnraors of Its It Fall Disturbed fit Petersburg PetersburgYesterday PetenboreutrrdaAnoUtf Petersburg1estdyAflOUtt Yesterday utrrdaAnoUtf Another Ship Reported IleportedIxwt ReportedIAllltJpllnUe fleportedetJspnese Ixwt IAllltJpllnUe Japanese Admiral Say s Mine lie liePlanted liePInttd HeI I Planted Destroyed the Petropavtovsk PetropavtovskApparently PetropllvtonkApparent1y Petropay1okApparently Apparently Russian Admirals balk at attaking attaking attaidng taking up the forlorn hope at Port Arthur ArthurThe ArthurThe ArthurThe The first choice of a successor of the un unfortunate unortunate unortunate ortunate Makaroff fell on Admiral Skryd Skrydloff Skrydloti Skrydoff off but the announcement of his appoint appointment appointDlent appointnient ment wns WI nll withdrawn temporarily yeeter yesterday yeeterday day 118 Other nomes were mentioned but butfinally butr butSnally butfinally r finally the official offi lal choice went back to toBkrydloff to8rrydlotf toSkrydlOtT Bkrydloff and he will go to take command commandof of I the remnant of the fleet fleetSt fleetst fleetSt St Petersburg worried yesterday over a aseries a8triM aAerIe series of rumors from Port Arthur Includ Including IncludInp includng ing ng one that the Japanese had landed there thereand thereand thereind and another that tho place had been cap captured capturf rapHired Hired turf Neither tlther seemed worthy of much muchcredence muchCrlOtnce mucherdencO credence hut thn Russian capital cap lUll is now nowready nowrad nowready ready rad to believe almost any bad news from fromPort rromPort fromPnrt Port Arthur ArthurAnother ArthurAnother ArthurAncther Another report wall that the battleship battleshipSevastopol battleshipI1I8tOpol battleshipSvastopol Sevastopol had been sunk during tho thoJapanese thoJspanPe theJspaneIe Japanese lx bombardment on Friday Frida This Thisgained ThislIaJnt Thisgained lIaJnt gained d wide circulation but lacks official officialconfirmation offioialCOnfirmation oftiolalconfirmation confirmation Admiral Aleileff chose the theSevantopol tbe80alltopol theSesatopol Sevantopol as his flagship when ho tempo temporarily temporsrilr temporedly rarily resumed command of the fleet on onThursday onThursday onThursday Thursday ThursdayThe The Japanese Admiral In his report to toToldo toToldo toToiclo Toldo of the attacking fleets operations operationsduring operationsduring operationsduring during the week makes no mention of sink sinking IIlnkIng sinklag ing a 1 Russian ship on Friday He does doesclaim dC doeeclaim e8 e8claim claim credit for the sinking of the battle battlechip battlehip battleship chip hip Petropavlovsk and a torpedo boat boatrleatroyer boatiMtroyer boatdestroyer destroyer on Wednesday when 780 Russians Russiansperished RuealaMperishtd RussIansPerished perished He says he placed mines during duringTuesday duringTuesday Tuesday nights attack and drew the Bus BusMan RUbIIlan Rueian I Man ian fleet out next day The Petropav Petropavlovsk PetropllovsK Petropavlovsk lovsk struck one of the Japanese mines minesAdmiral minesAdmiral minesAdmiral Admiral Togo admits that h M had two twomen twomtn twomen men wounded and that his h ships suffered sufferedforae sutferedOrne sufferedomne forae slight damage which has been re repaired repRirN repaired paired pairedANOTHER pRirNVaTHER paired4WfrTHfl ANOTHER SHIP REPORTED LOST LOSTst st t Petersburg Also Hears That Japs Hare HareLanded HaTeLandtd IlaisLanded Landed at Port Arthur Arthurfptclal ArtbnrlJpc141 Arthurpecdt fptclal dabtt d abe Ne Dispatch if I Tin Sux SuxST Sux8T SUNST ST PRTSRSBUBO April ID UIThere There was a areport 11port areport report port here today that the Japanese had hadlanded hadInded hadlanded landed near Port Arthur and were w re prepar preparing preparIng preparing ing for a siege The Bourse was depressed depressedor or over r the report reportAnother reportAnother reportAnother Another report circulated d here which whichmust wblchmust whichmust must be accepted with reserve WM that thatthe thattbe thatthe the Russian battleship Sevastopol warn lost lostand 1000tand lostand and another Russian Rull8 an wanhlp damaged In Inyesterday Inyeeterda Inyesterday yesterday bombardment bombard1u t ofPort Arthur Arthurby Arthurby Arthurby by the Japanese fleet fleotDespatches fteetDeepakhoe fleet1eepatches Despatches from Forth Po Arthur say that Viceroy Alexieff AIsxt arrived from Mukden Mukdenon on t Thursday and nd that he hoisted b01 ted his hisas flag flagM M e Admiral aboard the Sevastopol and took tookver tookeTM tookthe eTM ver the command of the squadron squadronA A telegram prom from Port Arthur says IB that thatdorfaf thatdurinc thatdurIng durIng yesterdays bombardment a Japan Japaness see es cruiser cruiserendother cruiserend and other accounts say two twoJapanese twolapanlile twoJapanese Japanese cruisers cruserllreoclved received damage damageThe damageThe daxnaeThe The JTrctf Zeitvng today published publl bed a atelegram ateesram atelegram telegram dated Berlin stating that Port PortArthur PortArthur PortArthur Arthur had fallen fallenThe ranenne fafl faflThe The Foreign Office received re eled no confir confirmation con confirmatlon r rrution mation of these statements s The Th Krtut KrtutZtttwtg Krttlafva Kreiss1iu Ztttwtg fva 1iu Is the favorite army organ organBXBTDLOnr organXJIlDLOn organ8flTDLoPP BXBTDLOnr WILL COMMAND COMMANDThe COMMANDThe COMMANDThe The appointment of Admiral Skrydloff Skrydloffto to ouoeeed the late Admiral Makaroff as asommander B8eommander neeomninder ommander of the fleet at Port Arthur was waspublished wasJI1b1lsbedhero waspoblisbed published JI1b1lsbedhero hero but was afterward with withdrawn withdrawn withdrawn drawn Admiral Roszdestvensky was equally actuallyunwilling equallyumrtUing equallyunwilling unwilling to accept tho command In Inview InrifW Iniw view iw of the fact that the fleet has now been beenreduced beenIfducod beenreduced reduced to the battleships Perosviet Sevas Sevastopol Bevastopol 118 118topol topol and Poltava the cruisers orul8 r Bayan BayanAkold Dayanpkold I3ayanAkold Akold Diana and Novik two destroyers destroyersfour four gunboats and some torpedo boats boatsthe boatathe boatethe the Admiralty was 88 advised to appoint appointeon a aconservative acAMervatLve conservative eon Iatle officer who would be content contentth contentwith with th attempting to dofend tho fortress and andould andould andI I ould recognize what is plain to every everyone everyonethllt one onethat onethstth that thstth the th naval campaign cannot be retrieved retrievedthis retriecdthiR this year yearIt y varIt ar arIt It was BS finally decided however that thatfAdmiral thatrlmiral thatAdmlral fAdmiral rlmiral Skrydloff shall command the fleet fleetat fieett fleetat at t Port Arthur Admiral l Dubastoff will willcommand willCOmrnand willeoumsud command the Black Sea squadron squadronThe The Admiralty Is considering the ques question QU08lion questt lion tt of o using the river Yenlsee Yen e for the trans transPort tranlP1rt tranepart Port of stores to the army in order to re relieve rclIere reileve lieve the pressure on the transSiberian transSiberianRailroad tranllSI transSiberianRailroad lan lanRallrolld Railroad RailroadIx Rallrolld1oDo RailroadLotcDo Ix 1oDo NDov April 11 IfIA A despatch from St StPetersburg StJoJtrsburp StPetersburg Petersburg says that Admiral Qrlgorovitch Qrlgorovitchhas has Ont a report that the fairway Into the theharbor thehlirbor theharloj harbor of Port Arthur Is quite unhampered unhamperedVnrMilps unhamperedWarhlp unhamperedVarbipe VnrMilps pass in and out freely freelyLONDON freelyInN freelyLoNco LONDON InN DON April 17 nThera There Is nothing nothingconfirmatory nothingconirmatorr nothingCorlflrmnator3 confirmatory of tho oftrepeated state statement fltatemert statemert mert of the landing of Japanese troops in inlh inlh Inthe lh the vicinity olnlt of lr Port Arthur and the fall of ofthat ofth4t oftht that place although a despatch from St StPetersburg 51P StPtereburg Petersburg P says the general opinion in inmilitary inrnillwy inmilitary military circles there Ie s that tho latest lat t bom bombardment bombardment bornbardment bardment was Intended as a mask to cover coverthe cocrth coverth the th landing of a Japanese Japan force forceTOOO roreeTOGO forceTrnIO TOOO SAVS UK 11 DID IT ITPlanted ITPllnttd ITPISfltpd Planted Mines lIur at Port Arthur and the thePrtropavlovsk tberPtrolavlonk thePetropaioe Prtropavlovsk Struck lit rock One of Them Themfipietol Thempc141 Themcpa4I fipietol cuM Dtipateh to Tin SUN SUNTOKIO 5t7NTOItIO SewToaio TOKIO April 18 111Admlrat Admiral Togo reports reportsthat reportathat reportsthat that ho attacked Port Arthur on Tuesday Tuesdaynight Tueedaynight Tuesdaynight night and at midnight sank several mines minesnear minesnror minesflr near the harbor entrance At 8 oclock oclockhe oolockIhe Ihe th he next morning he drew the Russian Russianhips RuSlInAhip Russianshp hips out fifteen miles The Petropavlovsk Petropavlovskw w Was u among Itnon those which came out She Shestruck SheAtruCk Shearuck struck one of the Japanese mines and was wasblown WII8ulown wasbIrw blown bIrw up upDie upThe uprue Die Japanese optln destroyers sank a Russian RussianlB RussianIPtroyer lB IPtroyer troynr and narrowly infos mll rnisel 1 capturing capturinganother capturing4nothtr capturing5nofler another one oneThe oneThe onetroopened The fle tloIet t rbopened the attack on April 14 14Centinutd l lCOAilnupd 14Colinued Centinutd on Third Pant REJECT DEATH IflMT BENEFIT FLAK FLAKElevated PliAlElevated PLANEIeytCd Elevated Employees Vote ote Dow Down n the Proj Projeot ProJect Projeel eel or the Company omerr omerrA om ff ffA A sick and death benefit and accident Insurance plan framed by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company for Its employees boa been rejected by tho unions of employees employeeson on the Manhattan Elevated roads The Theplan Thllplan Theplan plan pro proldes des for a graded system of relief based on duos paid into a fund for or tho pur purpose purpose purpose pose poseThe poseThe The dues duesrango range from 60 o oenta to 250 250a a month and tho death payment from 100 to 1000 while the thllslck sick and accident benefits benefitsrange bonefltaran boneiltsrange range ran from at 1 a week to St 1 a day da daTho Tho objections to the plan were chiefly because the men themselves paid all tho thomoney thomoney thomoney money into the fund and might lose all allthey R1lthey allthey they had paid In if they were discharged dischargedor or resigned The be relief society of the men menwhich menwhich menwhich which is not a labor union rejected the theplan theplan theplan plan by a unanimous vote on the ground groundthat grow1dthat groundthat that they had a sick and death benefit of oftheir ortheoir oftheir their own ownTho ownThe owiThe The motormen and the Amalgamated Association branch taking in the other otheremployees othoremploy otheremployees employees employ es on the running force to followed followedsuit rollowed8ult followedsuit suit suitmen 8ultRWll suitRICE men MAX 1IL ix 1 XORDIFA SUITIntimation SUITIntimation SUIT wITrIntimation Intimation That a Ileildent of Jersey JerseyWas Jer Jerseyls t tWu Was nark or the Litigation LitigationSome 1ltIltationSome LitigationSomo Some highly Interesting developments developmentsaro are expected In the divorce suit entitled entitledDoehme entitledDothme entitledmDoehmne Doehme vs Doehme the plaintiff in inwhich Inwhich Inwhich which is Mme Nordica the soprano The TheInterlocutory 111eInterlocutory TheInterlocutory Interlocutory divorce decree which Mme MmeNordlca MmeNordica 1mneNordica Nordica obtained on Jon 20 must still stillwait st111walt stillwait wait for another two weeks before It can conbe canbe canbe be mado final Herr Doehme has iin iinnounced nnnounced announced nounced his Intention through counsel counselof of fighting to the last ditch to prevent a afinal IIfinal afinal final decree decreeEdward decrleEdward decreeEdward Edward Lauterbach of Hoadly Lauter Lauterbach Lauterbach Lauterbach bach d fc t Johnson who until recently recentlywas was Doehmes counsel was vexed yes yesterday yesterday i terday at what he called needless Mnecdlespublication needlesspublication needlesspublication publication of a ridiculous sensation sensationlIe lIe denied flatly that he had ever agreed agreedto to accept a 5000 or any an part of a 5000 fee feefrom llOrrom feefrom from Mme me Nordlca for using hie influence influenceto to prevail upon Doehme to make but a asemblance asembllUlC6 asemblance semblance of a fight fightHerr fight1lerr Herr Doehme says Mr Lauterbach Lauterbachpromised Lauterbachpromlsed Lauterbachpromised promised me 1000 as a a fee but paid me meonly meonly only 700 and at that he fairly fair forced the themoney themoney themoney money on me because I knew he was in inrather Inrather inrather rather straitened circumstances And Andpart Andpart Andpart part of the money came not from him himbut himbut himbut but from the securities which had been beenattached beenattached beenattached attached In the other suits against him himBehind himBehind himBehind Behind the whole litigation it Is Bald Baldthat Baldthat saidthat that there lies 110 an extraordinary story In Inwhich inWhich inwhich which the name of a well known capitalist capitalistrho capltali8twho capitalistwho who rho lives In New Jersey Is mixed up upHe upHe upUs He in said to be a very close friend of Mme MmeNordlca MmeNordica MineNordica Nordica and to have ha e taken a hand in tepar tepararatlng 6eparnrtlg eepararating aratlng nrtlg the tle pair None of those thole interested interestedin intrt in tho suit would wOlld talk yesterday clrday about this thismans thlllmans thismans mans connection cneoton with the case It will willall wi willall all al be public pub11 on Thursday Thursdy seemed med to tobe t tobe be b their excuse excse for silence siece Thursday is isthe Isthe isthe the day for hearing hering the Application nppllcAlon made madeby madeby madeby by Doehme Dhme to have the Interlocutory Intcrlottory de decree d doe deores ores set t aside ajde TOE THEPBRSIDENTS PRESIDENTS FREE l REE HIDES HIDESCongressman 11DEt 11DEtCnculn RIDESCongressman Cnculn Congressman Baker Renews ReeW lilt 11 Efforts Erort to toRlmba toReimburse e enclmburte Reimburse Rlmba the Railroad Riroa Companies CompaniesWASHINGTON Conlpnlel ConlpnlelWUmNO CornpanlesWAeiuNoroN WASHINGTON WUmNO April Apr 10 10Whn 1OWben When considers considerstion consideration tion of the General Genel Deficiency Dfcl Deflcl r cy bill bU was wasresumed wasresumed resumed rume In I the House today tdy after ale half the theday Uteday theday day had h been b devoted deyot to District Ditrict of Colum Columbia Columbi Columnhis his bi business bllln8 MrBaker Mr Bker Baker tDem Dem Dm N Y re renewed renewed newed his hi efforts etors to reimburse relbume the railroad railroadof Illo railroadsof of the country countI for the expense epn8e to which whichthey wWohth whichthey they th have been bn placed p1e in entrainng entertaining the tbnPresident thnPrdent thePresident President Prdent upon his hi various varoull trips trip He offered offeredan oerd oerdon an amendment aendment providing for an appro appropriation appr approprlation priation prlaton of 100000 10000 to pay the cost of sup supplying supplying plying the President Pldent of the United Unt States Statesby Stt Statesby by the great grat railroads ralro8 of the country cuntr with withthe withthe wIththe the twentyQve tentyne special tpeln trains or cars car and andthe andtha andthe the food rod wines wlnel cigars cla and service lnIce therewith therwith therwithsppled therewithsupplied supplied sppled during the two years yer ending endingSept endingSpt endingSept Sept Spt 16 1903 10 provided proide that they shall sal shallwithin within wthi ninety days daYI of the e passage of this thisact thi thisact act file fe with tho Post POlt Office Ofco Department Departmentan an itemized Iteml account aoount of all such service senIcesupplied lllce lllceIpplled servicesupplied supplied Ipplled by them and provided providtl l further furtherthat rurtherthat furtherthat that this shall shal not bo b confitruod cOltrul1 as B con conferring conrlrrn conferring ferring rlrrn power po er upon UJon the President ITlldent to con contract contmt contract tract tmt for any similar 81miar service RnIce during tho thofiscal thofsal thefiscal fiscal fsal year yer covered cover by this thi act at without tho thoexpress thoexprl theexpress express exprl authority of Congress CongressThe Congrf CongressThe The chairman ohrr Mr Cruropackcr Crumpoker declared declaredthat delard delardtt declaredthat that tt the amendment wes we out of order orderwhereupon orderwhereupon orderwhereupon whereupon Mr Baker appealed appeed from the thedecision to todeclon thedecision decision declon and In speaking seking to the appeal appealbriefly appel appelbrlelly appealbrIefly briefly discussed dlesd the subject lubjet matter mtter of the theamendment theamendment theamendment amendment and then withdrew the appeal appealM appl applU4nl1W appealV4RIfIED M ARMED U4nl1W ALREADY ALREADYBut A IRE4 Dr DrBlt But Blt Miss SI Fleck Feok In I Going nln to Have lueo Engage Engagement Elpr Elprment Eiiggement ment Reception RCCfpton All the Same SameBessie SameBessie aOf aOfBeie Bessie Beie Fleck Fek of 101 West WCt 116th 15th street strft is isengaged Isegage isengaged engaged egage to be married mrie to Leo Le J Studley StudleyBO BO 1 her h parents prenta announced announo last Ilt week through througha thrugh thrughn a n a printed print notice notce Her engagement re reception r rOpton reoeptIon ception Opton will wl be held Tuesday TuEj afternoon arternon In InTuxedo InTxeo inTuxedo Tuxedo Txeo Hall HallBut Bai IfallBut But the Jersey Jery City records rordl show that thatMiss tht thtM1 thatMiss Miss M1 Fleck Feek and Mr Studley Stdley were married marriedon mre on April Aprl 3 In Jersey Jery City Cit by Justice JU8tce of the thePeace thePec thePeece Peace Pec Francis Fncis P Lehane Lhane The marriage marriagewas marage maragewa was wa witnessed wltt by Excise Excle Co mmisRioners mmisRionersThomas mlloner mmisonorsThomas Thomas F Burke and T F P A Griffon Gren of ofthat ofthat ofthat that city ciy The Te bride brde however asked askedJustice Ike askedJustice Justice JUltO Lehane Lhane to keep kep the marriage mriagn quiet quietas quieta as she didnt ddt want wnt it to Interfere with wth her herengagement herenggemflt herengagement engagement a enggemflt party prty or tho wedding weding she Iho wan wangoing wal walgollg wasgoing going gollg to have In June JuneSamuel JuneSmuel JuneSamuel Samuel Smuel Fleck Feck the brides hrldel father said snidlast eld eldIlst saidlast last Ilst night that he didnt know anything anythingabout anythingabut anythingabotit about abut the theJersoy Jersey Jery City Cit wedding weding His Is daugh daughter daughter daughtsr ter he said sid was going golnp to be married at atVictoria atVictori atVictoria Victoria Victori Hall 1 on Juno 7 She is still stl living livingat IIIg IIIgat at home homeSLUGGIXO homefI homeSLUGGING SLUGGING fI GGO WORK WOI2KIN i STRIKES STRIKESGomprn STRIKESGompers TRl S SGomPr Gomprn GomPr Says Ma It I Doesnt Dotlt Win 11n and That He HeDoesnt neDorInt lieDoesnt Doesnt DorInt Approve Approvl of It ItCHICAGO I ICI000 ItCIIICAOO CHICAGO CI000 April Apri 16 16Sluggng iOSliigging Slugging methods methodscannot methodl methodscannot I cannot cot win In th the labor movement said saidSamuel tld tldSmuel saidSamuel Samuel Smuel Rompers omprs president presdet of o the Ameri American Amfr A meli melican can Federation Focrton of Labor Lbor today in re referring r retoning toning ferng to the recent rent assaults and ad blood bloodshed blod blodahO bloodshod shed ahO which hlch have grown grow from the th strike strikeof strlkoor strikeof of Franklin Frankln Union No NoI 4 4I 4I I am sincerely sorry or that any ay organiza organization orgnI1 orgnI1to organization tion of workingmen workingen should have hlo resorted resortedto rsrte to to buoh ruoh methods meth8 to win its Ia strike as are areaccredited areareit areaccredited accredited areit to the Franklin FrkUn Union of Press PressFeeders Pres PresFeers PressFeeders Feeders FeedersMy FeedersMy Feers FeersMy My only on I consolation conllaton in I the matter mter ii iithat I Ithat Iithat that tho organisation orglwton Is neither affiliated affiliatedwith afWate afiWatedwith with the Chicago Ccgo Federation Federaton of Labor Lor nor northo northe northe the American Amercan Federation Feeraton of Labor LaborMr Lbr LbrMr LaborMr Mr Oomporsstopped lompers ompr stopped a few hours hOlrll hero herotoday herotoday herotoday today while on his topp way to Denver DOwer whore whorehe wherebe whorehe he In il to attend th the semiannual meeting meetingof motng motngof of the executive committee omrltl of the American AmericanFederation AmericanFederation mercan mercanFeeraton Federation Feeraton of Lnlx LalvrDEWEYS r rDETTETS EWErs PORT OJtT WINE INE AMU A UBAPE GRAPE JUICK JUICKAte JUICKr JUICEAre Ate t superior O for your tick ouu ouuH oaeE H r T M Owcr I It l a eons Co 133 n fulloa g Sk tU tUe New e York York SAW WOMAN TAKE HER HR PURSE PURSMRS PURSEURS MRS MOORE UOOR CHASES STRANGER STRAXOERFROM STnANGm STnANGmRaU STRANGERFROM FROM RaU STORE TO STREET STREETAnd STREETAnd STREETAnd And Catches ctchel Her Irr With the th Aid of a Betec Beteclive fletective live fve After fer a Fuss F1 In an n Elevated Eeated Sta Station St SttonPrllonerS Stalionprisoner tion tonPrllonerS lionprisoner Prisoner Kays S Hhei Ht Dlicrnord DlicrnordHas DllcAOtd DhsgisoedIIs Has Been Been In the te Store 8tor Before BeforeMrs Dtore DtoreMrll BeforeMrs Mrs J Charles CIM Moore a young onng widow widowwho wdow wdowwho wIdowwho who lives les at the Hotel Hotl Hargrave Hargve Columbus Columbusavenue Clumbus Clumbusaenue Columbusavenue avenue and Seventysecond street ateet wont wontshopping wentshopping WenLehoppllg shopping ehoppllg yesterday yesteray and while at the lace lacecounter lacecounter counter cunte In a Broadway store str put her auto automobile automobie automobile mobile mobie bag containing cntaining a 100 check ehek and 276 276in 26 26in 275in in cash cb on the counter She kept her hereyes hereyes eyes eys on the bag and wo ws was surprised surpree to ee eea I seea a fairly well wel dressed drted woman womn pick It up upand upard upand and ard calmly walk away with wth it itMrs ItMrs ItMrs Mrs Moore called a floorwalker and andtogether andtoKether andtogether together they followed rolowed the woman wom who whotook whotook ho hotook took the bag to another part of the store storeWhen streWhen prt atre atreWhen When they the came cmo up to her herMrs Mrs Moore MooresJ Bald BaldYou saidYou You took tok my bag right from rom under my myeyes mylye myeyes eyes lye Sivo o It back to mo moI moI mel I didnt take It Bald sid the stranger strangerThat etrngr etrngrThat strangerThat That woman womn who wore the long black blak coat ooattook cat cattok coattook took tok It ItMrs Itrs itMrs Mrs rs Moore Insisted isist that she saw the thntheft thllth theth theft th rt Marely remarking remarkig that tht her accuser accuserhad l5r l5rhad accuserhad had made ma e a serious mistake the other otherwoman otheroman otherwoman mstke woman started strto to leave the store The floor floorwalker floorwalker walker meantime mrnUme had returned retro with De Detective D Dtetve Dtective tective tetve Llppman of the store stre He and Mn MnMoore Mr MrMoore r Moore More followed lolowo the woman womanShe womanShe womanShe She started 5tr to walk wal rapidly when she shereached sh shrhed shereached reached rhed the street strt From Broadway she sheturned eheturne sheturned turned turne wet wet hurried around the block blockand blok blokand blockand and then headed for the downtown dowtow elevated elevatedstation elevatedstaton elevatedstation station staton at Thirtythird Thirtythi street IItrt The de detective de detectlvo tective tetve and Mrs Moore followed lol owed her he close closebehind 010 closebehind behind Looking Lking back bk the woman evi evidently eldently evldently dently decided deide that there was no chance chancefor chancefor for her to escape eape with wltl the plunder and as asshe asshe asshe she ascended aended the elevated elevate stairs sta she Ihe threw threwMrs threwMrs Mrs Mr Moores Moore bag bg into the street IItrt Detective DetectiveLlppman Dtetlo DtetloLlppU DetectiveLippman Llppman picked it but Mrs Moore LlppU ploke up More kept keptafter keptarter keptafter after hor horThe horThe herThe The woman womn dodged doged Into the waiting waitingroom wtn waitingroom room rm on the station stton and a Mn MI Moore fol followed rollowe followed lowed lowe When Whe the woman wmn saw BW that tht she shewas sheWII8 shewas was not to be b left lel alone even een after getting gettingrid gtng gtngrid gettingrid rid of the bag b she became ae angry ang She Sheturned Shetured Sheturned turned tured on Mrs Mr Moore Moor and tried trie to push pushher pushbe pushher her be out ot of the waiting waitng room roomHow r roomSHow How dare da you yo follow foUo met she cried criedMrs crlo criedMrs Mrs Mr Moore Mo didnt have to struggle stggle with withher withher withherprisoner her herprisoner prisoner prilner but bt butthe the detective detve did He tried triedto tre triedto to convince cnv the woman wmap that tt she Ihe ought to toconsent tocnset toconsent consent cnset to t be b arrested art without making mking a afuss arUM afuss fuss She wouldnt wldt Struggling Strgglng to topctrr togotf togotfshe get free freeshe she began bgan to cry CI loudly and ad berate her hercaptors hercapwr hercaptors captors capwr The Te struggle tggle on the platform platformcreated platrormcreU platformcreated created creU a food deal of excitement exciteent for there therewere therewere therewere i downtown were many m train shoppers eoppl n there te waiting wailng for a adowntown adowntown Polce Mu had b to take the prisoner prisonerto to the Tenderloin Tedrrlol elation ltlo in I a 1 patrol ptrol wagon wagonThere wagonThere o There Thee she e out ct up at a a great geat rate saying sayingthat Byig Byigthat sayingthat that her he arrest a had disgraced dira herself hel and andher ad adhr andher her hr children childr She said sai that tht she was Wa Mrs MrsMary MrsMary r Mary Mr Russell RUllsD Jlya 45 years old ol of Buffalo Bato and andthat Ad Adthat andthat that she eba had only oly been b m I in this th1 city a few fewdays fewdaye days daJ Mr irs Moore Moor made me the i oomplaltc oomplaltcagainst tomp1t tomp1tn uomnpWrtagainet against n at her b and ad the prisoner prIse was S hold on o oncharge a acharge charge ch of grand gd larceny larcenyI ly lyI UI I dont dot believe bUo the th woman womn comes core from fromBuffalo lromBuao fromBuffalo Buffalo Buao said MrMoore MMo Theittoradetec Theittoradetectives Th tordefe tives tie toW tl j me m that tht she had h been bn coming conlg to tothat tothat tothat that store for at least IMt a month mnth to their theirknowledge tbtir tbtirkow1e theirknowledge knowledge kow1e During Drin that time tme they Bay a agreat agret agreat great gret many mny purees pr have been ben taken te from fromshoppers lromsboppe fromshoppers shoppers sboppe and they had hd about abt made me up their theirminds theirminds theirminds minds that this Mrs Russell would th Mr Russel bear bearwatching br brwatching bearwatehing watching watchingDECORATIOX watchingDEOOR4TIN watehingDECOR4TION DECORATIOX DEOOR4TIN FOR MRS T F mAN RYAXGift mANGit IYAWGirt Gift Git of the tbe Pope POPI to Be Brought loulht to Her HerHere nt 11crIttie Here le by the tie Apoitollo Apoltolo Delegate DelegateMrs Dplete DpleteMrs DelegateMrs Mrs Thomas Thom F Ryan Ryn was notified notfied yes yesterday yesterday terday t rday by Mgr lgr Falconlo Apostolic Apoetolo Dele Delegate Delegato Ddegato gato at Washington that Pope Plus PIU has hasbestowed baabestowed bestowed hMtowo on her one of the decorations decorationsof deoratonll deoratonllof of tho cross crO Tho exact ext order to which whichMrs whichIr whichMrs Mrs Ir Ryan has lUl been raised raise will 1 not be b known knownuntil knOn knOnuntil knownuntil until Tuesday next when the Delegate Delegateand Delegatoand Delegateand and Bishop Van Do Vyver Yyer of Richmond Richmondwill will 1 come to Now XC York to bestow baow the decora decoration dera deralon deooratlon tion tionThis lon This honor is 1 given in recognition regniton of ofMrs ors ofMrs Mrs s Ryans Ryan work for the Church Cuch and ad the theVatican thoVatoan theVatican Vatican Vatoan She is known throughout the thecountry thecountry thecountry country an a a builder buider of churches churhe She Shehas Shoha Shehas has ha aided in erecting ertng thlrtyflve thrtyfve besides besidesdefraying blde besidesdefraying defraying all al the expenses expense of the erection erectionof of derryng the cathedral cathera at Richmond Rchond She also alsomaintains al80mntain alsomaintains maintains mntain many mnr missions mlea and a chapels chapelsamong ohpl chapelsamong among the poor poorMm poorMrl poorMrs Mm Mrl Ryan recently rety received reived from tom Pope PopePlus PopePius I IPil Plus Pil a n box of rosaries r08rl which the te Pontiff Pontiffblessed Pontl Pontiffblessed blessed blle with all al indulgence He also alsosent a11 a11lIent alsosent sent her a large lrge portrait of himself bearing bearingan beig beigan an autograph Inscription InscriptionMrs Inlrlpton InlrlptonMrs Mrs Ryan Uyn has hl the unique privilege privlege of ofhaving ofhying ofhaving having hying mass mas celebrated ocebrate in her house hou and andhor andhor andher hor private car cr Pore P re Marquette Mauett at any anytime anytme anytimo time tme she Ihe may my desire dele and by the highest highestdignitary hlghl highestdignitary dignitary digniar of the Church Curch This Tbl right was wasone wa waono wasone one of the last Ist honors granted grnted by Pope PopeLeo PopeLo PopeLao Leo Lo before befo his death deathi deth dethBillhop deathBishop i Bishop Van Do Vyver Ve will 1 be b Mrs M Ryans Ryansguest Ryanagl Ryansguest guest during dug his h1 visit here He will wi cole celebrate cole colebrato brate gl mass m in her residence reldenco in Fifth avenue avenueTuesday avenueTueay avenueTuesday Tuesday Tueay morning morningRROTHERIXLAW morningnROlIlRINLAf morningVROTIIEIfINLAW RROTHERIXLAW nROlIlRINLAf STRUCK HER HERSo HERSo HERSo So Sirs ts Danner WellKnown 1elKno1I iiiKflOfl In Rlrhmond Rlrhmondollet RichmondsSociety Richmonds RichmondsSociety Society ollet Testifies Tt5lne In Court CourtRICHMOND CourtRCUMoND CourtmcinoND RICHMOND RCUMoND Va April Apri 18 toFamy 10FamIly Family trou troublAs t tronblM blAs blh in high social lolat circles crlos were brought broughtout out in the police polce court today tay when William WilliamA Wilam WilamA A Dannorwoa Danner wa was tried tre on the charge of strik striking etr etriklug ing Ills sisterinlaw slsterlnlw Mrs Mary S Danner DannerThree Danlr DanlrThr DannerThree Three Thr weeks ago Frank Frnk W Dormer Dormerhusband Daer DaerhUband Dannerhusband husband hUband of Mrs Mr Danner sustained eustned a stroke strokeof strko strkoor of paralysis palyis which deprived deprive him for a atime ntme atime time tion tme of the powers power of speech sph and locomo locomotion lomo lomodon locomotion tionAccording According Aording to the testimony ttmny of ofDormer Mrs MrsDanner MmDaner Dormer Daner today her husband hWband was removed removedforcibly remove removedforcibly forcibly roribty from his hil home to the hospital hospitaland hopitl hopitland hospitaland and when she interfered Interer W A Danner Dannerstruck Danneretrck Dannerstruck struck etrck her a severe blow In the side Dr DrA DrA DrA A L I Marcy Mary who attended the sick man mantestified m mantestified testified ttfe that Frank Jran Danner Daer was taken to a ahospital ahopita ahospital hospital hopita at his hi own request rquetand requeetand and that it was wasfor WMfor wasfor for the purpose pure of getting gettnp him away from fromhis rromhi fromhis his hi wifes wles continual contnual talking talkingTho tlking tlkingTho talkingThe Tho Dannors Danner are well wel known society societypeople societypeople olety oletypple people pple here hlrej Mrs Danner being bing a daughter daughterof of Howard Howar Swlneford one of Richmonds Richmondsbest Rchmonds Rchmondsbt best bt known citizens citizensGasolene cltzels cltzelsGolene citizensGasolene Gasolene for or Power on the Darlington DarlingtonCinaiao DorIDron DorIDronCuCOO flurllngtonChICAGo ChICAGo CuCOO April AprI10Tho 10 UThe The Burlington Burlngon Rail Railway Ri flailway way may my substitute 8UbtUto gasolene galene for steam stm as asmotive asmothe asmotive motive power powfr In passenger pBenger traffic tro on certain certainportions cerin cerinportoO certainportions portions portoO of its ll system sstm Experiments E peri menta which whichhave whichhave whichhave have been made with wih a gasolene ga801llnmotr gasolenemnotor motor car carare cara carare are td bld to have been bon satisfactory ftsnctor The Thomotor Themotor ro a motor Is the Invention Inventon of W V 0 Worth Worthwhose WorthhOe Worthwhose whose don hOe system tystfm is called caled friction rrlcton transmis transmission trnmil trnmilslon tranemiadon Drink Oriol the 0 B nest nestUshers t tUihort tUiler Ushers Uiler Glenllvet Glelv Sootoh SIbdr SOotOk4dr Att YACHTIXO JAOITIlO PARTY RESCUED RESCUEDSeven REtWUEDSnn RESEJIJEDSeven Seven Snn Persons Plrlon Saved After Attr Brine OInr 1Ic1n Wrecked Wreckedon Wrelked Wrelkedon on Najnrooks Breoknater BreoknaterSATBBOOK Drelter DrelterSTIOOK UrealtwaterSATBB0OK SATBBOOK STIOOK POINT POIN Conn April Apr 16 t6J J A AButter ASutt AButter Butter Sutt r his hIl son n J A Butter Suter Jr and five fivefrlenda fivefrIends ve verrlendd frIends late this afternoon wore ore rescued rescuedfrom rcued rcuedlrom rescuedfrom from shipwreck shipek by the tug Sachem Schtm of tho thoHartford thoHartror theHartford Hartford Hartror and New York Transportation TransportationCompanys Trlprton TrlprtonCompnys TransportationCompanys Companys Compnys Sound Bund fleet fet after artr going ashore ashoreon on the Saybrook Sybrk breakwater brekwat In tho yacht yachtChaos yachtC0 yachtChaos Chaos C0 in a gale galeTho galeThe The party prty re reThe set 8t sail al from Essex a river riverport riverport riverport port on Friday afternoon afernon and were we towed towedinto towedInto into Sound waters The head be wind and andtide andtde andtide tide tde carried oarrle them down th t the Sound Sud and it itwas itwas itwas was close olse on to midnight when hen they tley got gotundor gotunder gotundor undor the lee le of Hortons Point and held heldon heldon heldon on until untl daybreak dnybrkwhen daybreakwhen when a new ne start st was wastaken wastaken taken tken The To morning moring and early erly afternoon afternoonwero arternoowere afternoonwaco were spent pnt in going six Ilx miles milesWith mie milesWith With Wit night nght approaching approacl ng the party prty at attempted at attempted tempted to make Saybrook harbor A gale galecame galecme galecame came cme up and when opposite the mouth of ofthe ofthe the Connecticut Connectcut River the flood fo current currentcarried crrent crrentcrried currentcarried carried crried tho yacht yaht on the stone breakwater breakwaterThq brlakwater brlakwaterThq breakwaterThg Thq Thq bowsprit bwsprit snapped off short short and water watercovered watercver watercovered covered the boat boatTho boatTho boatThe cver Tho crew crw of tho tug Sachem Shem sighted sigbt the thewreck te tewrk thewreck wreck wrk and hurried hure to assist Olst The yachts yachtsparty yachtlipy yachtsparty party py was taken ten off In small lal boats and andattempts andatempt3 andattempts attempts atempt3 are being made mde tonightto tnlghtto to save savetbo eve evethe savethe the yacht YAh Though the storm has h gone gonedown gonedow gonedown down dow it Is feared rer that tht she will w pound pund her heroelf berDe herself self De to pieces piecesDINED ple pleDINED piecesDINED DINED Off TUE 3S30 SO KITTY KITTYThe IUT IUTTe KITTYThe The Te Saturday Slturd Afternoon Aneeon Club Cub Has 111 Some Somethins SQe SQethe Something thins the to Show for Its I Poker Game GameTho GameThe GameThe The Saturday Stnay Afternoon Ateoon Club had a adinner adier adinner dinner dier last 18t night at Rectors Retr The club clubgets clubgota clubgets gets its name nae from the fact lat that tbat its mem members membrs membore bore brs had b a session Io at poker ever ever every Saturday Saturdayafternoon Sntuay Sntuayoltmoon Saturdayafternoon afternoon oltmoon In the winter winterTho witer witerThe winterThe The dinner dine was paid for out of the pro prooeeds pro procoeds coeds oll of the kitty Ever Eer Every poker pklr player playerknows playerkows playerknows knows kows that if I the same 8me persons plns play poker pokersteadily pokersteadiy pokersteadily steadily steadiy for a given period pflo the kitty kity will willbe wi wIllbe be b the th heavy winner winer In the end endThats endThts endThats Thats Thts what wht happened hppee with the club clubNone oub oubNone clubNone None of the members Is hea winner th membr1 a heavy wnner or a ahearvy Aha aheavy heavy loser but the amounted ha losr kitty amountf to toTht 550 That Tht paid paid for the th dinner dinnerIt dinnr dinnrIt It was agreed a that tht the th kitty should shouldamount shou1daot shouldamount amount aot to so much at every session Be810n and andwhen andwhen andwhen when it didnt dit one of the winners winl was fined finedby te finedby by tho players One Oe man mn had to pay py 20 20into 20Into 20into into the kitty because heaule ho made mde arrange arrangements arrangemeta arrangementa ments meta for a business busleG trip to Florida and andforgot androrgot andforgot forgot to notify noty the other players In ad advance Idvance advance vance vanceEach vanceEach vanceEch Each Ech member membr of the club cub got a souvenir souvenirsilver luelr luelrsiver souvenirsliver silver siver match box with his name engraved engravedon engaved I on 01 It last night The wives wiv of the married marriedmembers marrie marriedmembers i members mlmbrs of the club ollb also alH Rot fot souvenirs 1Uelrll to tomake tomke tomake make mke up for the tunes tie their husbands bU8bds were werekept werekept werekept kept downtown dowtow late Ito at the clubs cuhs sessions 81llonll 78 8 PER CENT A 4 YEAR YEARMrs rlARJUn IEARhire Mrs Hcme lele Says Sa She He Has la PnldlO4 Pid PAW 104 Interest Intereston Inlrelt Inlrelton on Iaolet S50Vleter 5O Victor r Ilearrr Irrrrtrri IrrrrtrriVictor rrfe rrfeVlcol rrrs1edViotoi Victor Vlcol Beaver Bvr manager mager of the Washing Washington Wlhng Wlhngton ton Loan Lan Company CmpnT which is said tIld to be b a abrajplj ab abriqJ brajplj b of o bthf tr th thCompany ya hngwntraVjEstate hngwntraVjEstateCompan J t Company l of o WGranltreei 230 rHNn Oranl Orana rtrt street was ar arrested a arrested rested lyutery yesterday charged hart with wib ith ex extorting ex extrtng oxbiting biting trtng usury UIUr Mrs Mr Hedwlg Hewig Reese He of ofS ofSEt 844 844East 844East East Et 105th t0th street tlt alleges aU1 that on July i ilot io ioIDOl 9 9tool tool lot sho ho went wnt to Beavers Dvrs office ofce In 1021 1021street 10tl 10tlsrt lO2mletre4it street srt near nt Lexington Lxngtn avenue avnue and asked aakedhim askedhim him to t lend her heroonber t 50 onher household houlhold furniture furnitureHo funl ue ueHe He consented OOnllte she Ihe says s1 and lnd told her that thatthe thatthe thatthe the Interest for two wo months month would oud be b ieso iesowhich 950 950which 1160which which he collected In advance ooleted adane paying payingher payingher payng payngher her only sa5 4850 of the V so She says fa1S that thatup thatup thatup up to January this year YN r she had ha paid to toBeaver toDaver toBeaver Beaver Daver 101 in Interest InttrRt never ntvor having l ben benable been beenable een eenable able to get get together togther sufficient lumolent money mony to tonettle toflftte tosettle nettle the principal of the loan loanMagistrate loanMagltrate loanMagistrate flftte tl prnolp Magistrate Magltrate Cornell Cornel in the Tombs Tomb police policeoourt poloe poloeoour policeoourt oourt set Beavers examination for oour It Baer oxahlton Mon Monday Monday Mooday day and paroled paroll him until utJl that tt time tme on his hisadmitting hi hisadmitting I Iadmlttni admitting admlttni that tht he h81 is interested Inteste In the Wash Washington Wnh WnhIngton WashIngton ington Real Rnl Estate Ftat Company CompanvAUTOMOBILE Compny CompnyAtTOUODlE CompanyAUTOMODhIE AUTOMOBILE AtTOUODlE ON THE RAILS RAILSNew RULSNe New Ne ew Kind of inspection In pltoo Car Ca for a 1 Boston Bostonnd DOltoDand liostonmud and nd Albany AlbRn Superintendent SuperintendentPITTSMELD Soprlntendtlt SoprlntendtltPITTIIELD SuperintendentPZTT5FIELIi PITTSMELD PITTIIELD Mow M April Apri 18 lBIn In self selfpropelled selfpropelled l propelled propltd railroad rairoad inspection Inlptlon cars a new newdeparture nl9 newdeparture departure dprture 1st I made on A vehIcle nheA just com completed complte cornpleted I pleted plte for the division dlvilon superintendent superintendentof supfrlntendot supfrlntendotor of the Boston and Albany Railroad Rairad who whohas whoh whohas has h charge of the roadbed rORdbe between btween Albany Albanyand Alby Albyand Albanyand and Chester Cbete Mans MM The car has ba been bn tented tentedand tRt testedand and is the first Iret of its It kind kid to he h lined ul In New NewEngland NewEgld NewEngland England EnglandThe Egld EnglandThe The car was W constructed constrcte by an automobile automobilecompanyln automobie automobieoomanyin automobileoompanyjn companyln oomanyin Michigan Ichlgan and la I olmoit Identical Identicalwith ientcal ientcalwth identicalwith with wth an ordinary ordiary runabout rabout except that It Ithas I Ib Ithas has b flange fge wheels wheel and Li l without wthout steering steeringgear strin steeringgear gear ger The motor is 1 M 4 horsepower whlfih whlfihis is uuffiolent sufoit to t send snd the car along at a lively livelypace 1ly 1lype livelypace pace pe when fully ruly loaded loade Trial trips tips have havebeen ho havebeen been hn mode mae on electric roads rol at from 12 to 15 per cent cet grade grae without wihout abatement aotment In Inspeed speed speedThe 8 sp The motor U li controlled from the seat seatand sat so at atand and a turn tur of a crank will 1 put pt the engine enginein egine egineIn in motion moton The gasolene galeo and water watr supply supplyU pp1y pp1yI U I limited lmit to t 100 10 miles mlel Three Thre sets tl of brakes brakesare brakoare brakesare are supplied suppled one attached atahe to the tle driving drivingsprocket drivingsproket drivingsprocket sprocket sproket and ad two acting atng directly directy upon the therear therear therear rear wheels whl In making mkig trips over the th road roadIt ro It lies ha been bee found loud that tht the car ca operates oprat the theautomatic theau theautomatic automatic au tolUtl signals Ilgals and spring eprg switches switchestaking Iwlohel switeheptaking taking tklnA all a the th grades Kre8 easily esly that a I locomo locomoi loomo locomotire i tire th has ha to t climb climbALIDI clmb clmbiLIDI clImbALIBI ALIBI FOR TUCKER TUCKERYoung TUCKERouns TUCKERYoung Young ouns Woman 10man to Testify TraUt for the Man ManAccused ManAccused InAeowed Accused of the Pace Pce Murder MurderBOSTON MurderDOSTN MurderBOSTON BOSTON DOSTN April Apri 16 16We We have evidence evidece In Inour Inour inour our possession pollllon which we are a confident will willeasily wl willeasily easily elJ clear cle my m brother Is 11 the th assertion assertionmade assertionmade rtln rtlnmae made mae this thl morning by Walter Waler F Tucker Tuckerbrother Tcleer Tcleerbroth Tuckerbrother brother broth of Charles ChlO L Tucker who Is I await awaitbig await awaitLag big trial tri charged che with the te murder muer of Miss MissMabel MIMMab1 MIssMabel Mabel Mab1 Page PageThe Pae PaeThe PageThe The brother brothe did not say lY what whatthe the evidence evidenceof eTidec8 eTidec8of of the defence derece was Wa but bt assured alre those tO with withwhom wth wthwbom Withwhom whom ho h was talking tlking that tht there thP was Wa no noneed noneod noneed need of worrying omlnl as al to the outcome of olthe olthetrla1 the thetrial thetrial trial Since the arrest arst of Tucker Tcke a strong strongsentiment ttrg ttrgItlent strongsentiment sentiment Itlent In his favor has developed deelop not notonly notonh notonly only in Riverside RI8Ie and Auburndale Aubmdale but butthroughout butthoughout butthroughout throughout thoughout the Newtons NewtonsMiss Newns NewnsMi NewtonsMiss Miss Mabel Walker Wale the Maine girl with withwhom withwhcnn Mi Mbl gr1 wth wthhor whom hor Tucker Tcker says 8 S ho spent spnt the afternoon afternoonon artmoon artmoono on o the day dy of the murder will wi probably probablycome probbly probblyome probablycome come ome here to t testify tety Tuckers Tckerl counsel counselsaid oounll oounllald counselsaid said ald today todayFrom toyMFrom todayFrom From what wht I have learned lerne of the young youngwoman youngoman youngwoman woman oman she will w not put his h life Ue In inJoprdy inJoprdyby jeopardy jeopardyby by keeping keping silent sient By her testimony ttlony alone aloneTucker alonoTnke aloneTucker Tucker Tnke could be b cleared 010red of even the faintest faintestsuspicion ralntet ralntetseplcion faintestsuspicion suspicion seplcion of any alY connection cneton with wth the Page Pagemurder Pag Pagemurder murder Under those thCe circumstances olrmtn she shecould shecould shecould could not refuse her aid in his behalf bhU There Thereis Ther is no doubt of the Importance Inwrance of her test testimony tetJ tetJmon testirony irony mon perfectly and the State Stte understands uder tnC that tht fact factperfectly fao factperfectly preUy preUyOaee One Try Tr7Always Always Aw hay BBTn n nn hayR n If Thomunt Tbomlu Highland Liqueur Lqulr M o yean er eari Id IdCuar Id idGuam Guam O Cootl Cl Sol Sl Sole Afl Ar H Sway 111 N t YA4 Adi A HOME FOR INCURABLES AFIRE AFIRESMALL AFIRE5SMALl SMALL SUAL BLAZE nLAZE IX ll A CLOAK ROOM ROOMCAUSES ROOMOAUSES ROOMCA CAUSES CA USES EXCITEMENT EXCITEMENTDoctors ECITEUENTDootorPt EXCITEMENTDootors Doctors DootorPt Put It I Out With U1h Fire Fe Buckets DucketsWhile Dueketbie BucketsWhIle While bie None Nnel and Orderlies Orerle Hustle HustleCrippled Ilole IloleIpple hlusUeCrippled Crippled Ipple Patients Ptet to Another Part Partof Prt Prtor Partof of the Building Dldlns at a Precaution PrecautionMany Pecnton PecntonMay PrecantionMany Many May of the th 285 28 patients paUent and ad the phy physicians physicins physicians sicians sicins and andemployoJ employees In the Home for forIncurables forInorbl forInmarables Incurables Inorbl at Third avenue and 181st street streetwere streetwere tret tretwere were thoroughly scared sared lost lt evening ovenlngwhen ovenlngwhena when whena a small sma1 fire flr was discovered dlve in a cloak clok room roomon rm rmon roomon on the top floor lor Mrs Elliott Elott the head headnurao h hnuno headnurse nurse In the tht female fel wards was WI in inthe the corri corridor corridor corn corndor dor at the couth luth end of the building buldrng which whichruns whlohrn whichruns runs rn from 181st 1jet to 184th street stret when sho shosaw IIhoBW shosaw saw BW smoke fmke coming mlng from a 0 coat cat room rom In Inthe Inthe inthe the rear rr of the building buildingMrs buiding buidingMm buildingMrs Mrs Elliott E1ott opened the h door to the room roomand roomand roomand and met a burst of flame famo that singed singe her herhair h herheir r rhai hair hai and burned burne her he hands She threw threwa a basin bin of water on the flames lame and then thenran thenran thenran ran to the telephone tlephone and told tld the superin superintendent supin supintendent supenlntondent tendent of the fire flreAcross fre freAcroR fireAcross Across the corridor orrldor from the cloakroom cloakroomis cloakroom is Ward M in whloh were about abut twenty twentyfive tenty tentyfve twentyfive five Elliott hurried hurriedthere hurriedthere hurriedthere fve women patients patont Mrs M8 Elott there and notified notfed the four nurses nuB8 to get their theirpatients theirptlent theIrpatients patients ptlent to the front windows as quickly quicklyas quckly qucklyn as n possible po8lble Then she gave similar aJmlar orders ordersto to the nurses nu s in Wards L Land and N close clO by byeach b byeach i each eh of which whl h contained containe twentyfive twentyfve women womenpatients womenpatents womenpatients patients patents and four women nurses nursesThoro nurles nurlesThore nursesThere There was but little lte confusion oonnslon although althoughnearly alhough alhoughne4rly althoughnearly nearly all al the patients patonts are helpless helple crip cripples crlpple cripplea plea ple The few le1 who could ooud help themselves themselveshurried themlvM themlvMhuied themselveshurried hurried huied down the th main min stairs Rtl to the lower lowerfloors loer loerfoor lowerfloors floors foor The helpless helple ones one were lifted Irt Into Intotheir Intotheir Intotheir their Invalid Invald chairs ohlrs and wheeled whele to the thefront tholront thefront front of the building uldini where whe they were weregathered werelathere weregathered gathered lathere near ner the windows windowsThree windos windosTree windowsThree Three Tree of tho women were wee helped help down downto to the floor for below belo One of them was W so solargo solrgo solarge largo lrgo that tht It took the united IIlltr efforts eor of three threenurses the threenurses nurses nurse to get her down Although the thesmoke thesmoke thesmoke smoke rapidly found Its way to the other otherwards othe otherwards wards ards on the floor foor of which there are six sixvery lIix8ry sixvery very 8ry little nle reached reache the lower loer floors fors Some Someof Smo Smoor Someof of the patients patent knew kne nothing nothln of the fire flreunll fe feunti fireuntil until unti the arrival of the engines enginesAfter engloellAfter enginesAfter After giving Instructions Instrctons to the nurses nursesMrs nuse nursesMrs Mrs Mrl Elliott Elott Bent orderlies orderles through the thowards therds thewards wards rds on the second s8nd third and fourth fourthfloors fouth fouthtoom fourthfloors floors toom None of the patients ptents In them the was wasdisturbed wasdlfturb wasdisturbed disturbed dlfturb but provision was made to toremove toremove toremove remove them quickly In case c the fire tre got gotbeyond gotbeyond beyond byod control controlIn In the meantime the medical meica superin superintendent supenintendent tendent t8dlnt Dr Drl I 1 C Jones Jone sent in l a fire fro sup alarm alarmThou alnrmThou alarmThen Thou with his assistant Mlsllt Dr William WIla Brooks Brooksand Brookl Brookland Brooksand and Dna Dr J D Smith and Johnson Johon ho hohurried hahurried hurried hure to the top floor foor The Te building buildingis buldlug I is 1 well wel equipped equipp with fire r buckets bcet The Thedoctm Thedoctor I Idoctors doctors doctm put out the blare with Wih them before beforethe bror beforethe arrived arrivedTho arrivedThe tle the engines engle ahe The blaze blB was in a room about abut fifteen fifteenfeet filtee fifteenfeet feet let square lIqure It did about abut 300 00 damage damageIt dmio dmioI It I was 8 said sd that it was probably probbly started st by bya carried by a woman patient patientwho padentyvho a wax wa taper tapr crried patent patento who o had vUlted I the tb o coatroom to get I t at atherclothoi ather oI tJ herclothoi her o c16th vtM I MOXEY IO fLtES j ts IX LVJIROADWAI LVJIROADWAIApril BROADWAY BROADWAYApril BIO DWAY DWAYAprt April Aprt Gale G e Flirts tVIUi Mrs flr Kersteni KersteniBank Kete KerstensJIank Bank Juk Jioll BoilTotal oUTtal Total Loss L SS8 SS8Mrs 8SI g3Mrs Mrs ltr Helen Kersten Ket of 209 2 East Eat Thirty Thirtyfourth Ty Tyrourh Thirtyfourth street for considers considerable fourth rourh IIlrt was responsible reponsible oonda ble excitement and activity yesterday yety in inGreeley InGrley inOreeley Greeley Grley Square 8lr Mrs M Keratau Kerdto visIted ylsit the theUnion te teUnion theUnion Union Dime Saving Bank before Bak bor nooon nooonand noon noonaod nooonand and drew out 50 She received rived the th money moneyin mney mneyIn in email Imal blllfl b and stuffed ttutfed them into her lierpurae herpu herpurse purse puraeIn pu purseIn 10 10In In crossing Crlg Broadway Broaway at Thirtythird Thirtythirdstreet Tirtyti Thirtythirdstreet street th the purse fell ffl from her ha hand ha and andwhen ad adWhen andwhen when it struck strck the pavement it I opened openedturning opeed openedturning I Iturning turning loose lolle the roll 11 of bills b18 The wind windscattered windfi windscattered scattered fi ter the bills bil in every over direction dlmton and andwhen ad adwhen andwhen when Mrs Kersten flaw her good rs KemtEn 8W goo money moneydisappearing moneydiMpplarlng moneydisappearing diMpplarlng disappearing she fhe stood stoo still 6tl and screamed screamedNot scrae soeainedNot Not ot so with lh the pedestrians peestian cabmen cabmenand cbmsn cbmsnand cabmnsnand and newsboys ne1 boYR In the neighborhood nolghborbo They Theygot Theygot Theygot got busy bUl Some of the cabbies cbbie will wl be belaid b belaid laid up from overwork overork today The motor motorman moto motoman motorman man of a Broadway cnr saw M a bill bi coming cominghis cominghis cominghis his way and he caught cupht It as if it itwero were a base baseball bs basebell ball bl Ho didnt stop ItOp his car to see 8e who whoowned wboone whoowned owned it itPoliceman ItPolcman itPolIceman one Policeman Polcman Deyo Dyo was Wa at the crossing crossingwhen cllng cllngwbe crossingwhen when wbe ho saw BW Mrs Mr Kereton fe ten in II distress distressand distressand distressand and he yelled elO loudly to tha th willing wiing work workers worke workera ers ersA e A A lady 1ny lost that tht money mone mone Everybody Everybodygive Evbody Evbodygve Everybodygive give It It back bak to her herAbout herAbout herAbout gve About half bai the hustlers huster walked alke up and andhanded ad adbauded andbanded handed over recovered rovered bills bll When theN theruseemed theNsomed thereseemed seemed somed to be no more rore coming comig Mrs hr Kersten Kerstentook Ker Nerstentook tn tntook took stock 8tok of her loss 10 She was Wa out 23 23DR 23DR 23DR DR EVERETT HAS lAi FUN FUXIxmrrfi FU FUlAw FUNLowers Lowers lAw r the Lights and Ind Shriek Hbrltk II as i Ho HoBrads le leRed lieBeads Brads Red a Poem on a Descent M to Hell HellBOSTON nl nlDOSTON HellBOSToN BOSTON April 16 16Dr Dr William Wilam E Everett Evorettplayed Evortt Evorttplaye Everettplayed played playe a joke on a largo audience In tho thoQultioy thoQulucy theQuincy Quincy High School 8hol hall hl last lat evening in inhis Inhl inhis his hl method metho of ending a series seres of recitations recitationswhich rtions rtionswhich recitationswhich which bo h gave gve Ho selected Relete for his hi final finalnumber nal nalnumbr I Inumber number numbr the poem of Southey Suther which de decribes d dorb doonibes cribes orb the death deth of a sinful slnru woman womn and the theefforts tbeelforts theefforts efforts which were made me to prevent Satan Satanfrom Sat Satanfrom from frm carrying her away to punishment punishmentThe pumt pumtTe The Te cng lights lght in the hall h wore extinguished extinguishedwith etinie with the exception excpton of two behind bhnd the thespeakers thoIpeaer1 thespeakers speakers Ipeaer1 platform In a 0 deep dep full f tone toneho tonoho toneho ho set etrorth forth the gloom and terror terr of the thelines theIne thelines lines Ine with such leh effect lot that tht a creepy cr py fool fooling rol rolInp foollog log was wa general in the tle audience audlelce Almost Almostbreathless Almot Almostbreathiess breathless brhcs they tbo awaited awat the end When Whenthe Wen Wenthe Whenthe the Devil Dovl appeared appar at the conclusion the thedoctor tbodotor titodoctor doctor dotor employed a still stl more mor solemn tone toneto toneto toneto to describe decrbe the departure depatre to perdition perditionand perditon perditonan perditionand and they were wllr startled etrtled almost almOt to t exclama exclamations fol1a fol1aton exolamations an tions ton of fright rrgl when the doctor doc1r suddenly suddenlychanged 8uddenlyche suddenlychanged changed che his bl voice and with wlth a frenzied frenziedshriek frenlo frenziedshrink shriek shrok announced anoun the descent to hell hellThan hel hellThen Than the lights light were turned tre on and the thoaudience theBudlonc Urnaudience audience Budlonc saw sw the doctor dotor d octor sitting Ilttng behind behindthe behindthe behindthe the desk dek having a quiet qultt laufh laufhMAYOR laurhUAJOR lauthMAYOR MAYOR LEEDS LEEDSQUITS QUITS rTS COLLEOEl COLLEOElFinds COLLEGE COIEOEFuds COLLEGEFinds Finds Fuds He le Cant cnt Study Stud at Yale and Ron RonStamfords Ru RunStamfords Stamfords Htmtorll City CU ATTaIn ATTalrsSTAMFORD Anal ATTaInSTAIIORD STAMFORD STAIORD Conn April Apri 16 111Mayor 111MayorCharle 16MayorCharles Mayor MayorCharles Charles Charle Henry Heny Leeds Ls Bald sid this tlI evening eveningthat evenlg evenlgtht eveningthat that tht he had h discontinued dleonUnu Ids l s course Cour8 in inpolitical InpoltJot Inpolitioal political poltJot science lenoe at at Yale which whch he began beganlast beganLast gn gnlat last lat fall l81 He said saidI I found that tht it was physically phyaloly Impossible Impossiblefor Iplble Iplbleror for me to t attend attnd tho ho lectures letue In New Haven Havenand Have Havennd and n nd at the some 88 time tme carry c out out the execu executive exeu exeulve executhe the lve work of this ts city cty according aording to my no notions no notions tions toM of the way It should soud be b carried cie on onEither onEtor onEither Either Etor I would have hve to t shirk shik the city ot work workor or my college work or else el I would ould Injure Injuremy inju injuremy my health holh I chose chO to out out college collegeI colege colegeI I think tin my course cur at Yale baa b helped me a agood a agood help good deal dealMr dl dealMr goo Mr Leeds Ls was graduated grdute from lr Princeton Princetonwith Prictn Prictnwith Princetonwith with the class clu oia of 1805 18 He was a elected electedMayor eleted eletedMayor electedMayor Mayor on the Democratic Deroato ticket tcket in 1002 1002He 19 1902lie He entered entr Yale at the beginning beginnin of the theYale ta taYale theYale Yale term tr Recently Rty he cave Vo out an Inter Interhave interview view ICw In which ba ed said he tcllbt thrilght he woud woudhv would wouldhave IntI have hv to support spport Roosevelt Relt this fall 1 S CHURCH DYXAMITED DYXAMITEDEnd IJIUITl IJIUITlEd End Ed or the Edifice IdlOo Blown lown Out While 1le the thePlace theptac thePlace Place ptac Was Filled FilledEVANSVIUB 11 FilledEvawsviwz rd rdEVNBVLB EVANSVIUB EVNBVLB Ind April Apr10The 16 10The The Evening EveningLights Evtnng EvtnngIght EveningLights Lights Ight Church at Blackburn Dackburn FiRe Pito county countywas countrWB8 countywas was blown up by dynamite dy namlte lost night nightwhile niht nihtwhie nightwhile while whie filled Ile with people peopleA pple ppleA A dynamite dyamit stick stck In an iron irn tubo placed placedunder plnoedundcr PlaCIunder under the front end of the building hl ldlng ex exploded exploed cxploded ploded ploed tearing taring out one end of tho church churchNo churchNo churchNo No one 00 wits 9al killed kle Several wore or hurt hurtin 1 in tho panic panicFOR panloFOn panioFOR FOR FOUR 11100000 JOIIS JOIISMurray JOIISIurr JOBSMurray Murray Iurr Ilruoe Irl folenmn ClenlU and Hall lll to Be BeSupremo DeSupremo BeSupreme Supremo Court Commissioner Commlsllonrri CommlsllonrriTbe ConinhteslonersThe CommissionerThe The passage paNie of the bill bi creating oretlg Supremo SupremoCourt SupremoCurt SupremeCourt Court Curt Commissioners Commil lonerH in the boroughs boroughsof of this city to take tke the place of o referees refereeshas referNK referNKh refereeshas has h already led le to a scramble BTrhle for tho lucra lucrative Ilcra Ilcrathe lucrative tive offices ofcl The Commissioners COlnnlsflomrB will wi be beappointed beappointed beappointed appointed for ten years yeari and will 1 got 10000 a year Ytr each The judiciary deal del at atAlbany atAlbanyapportono atAlbany Albany Albanyapportono apportioned thirteen thiten of these thee places placesto to Democrats Democrtf und eleven to Republicans RepublicansThe The he Republican Rpublcan appointments appolntmontl will w be befive beflvo befive five from Manhattan Manhatan three the from Brook Brooklyn Brook1ii lyn 1 and ono each from The Bronx Queens Queensand QUlns QUlnsld Queensand and ld Richmond Iohmond It was Wi learned lerned last night nighttliat nlKhtthat nightthat that four out of the five lve Manhattan Manhattn ap appointments appointments p ppolntment pointments polntment have been decided dlide on by the theGovernor theGoeror theGovernor Governor Goeror Thosofouraru 11CrolaT Charles H 1 Mur Murray Murray ur urray ray chairman of the Republican Republcan county countycommittee countycommi countycommIttee committee commi to M Linn Bruco Mr ir Murrays Murrayspredecessor Muays MuayspredoCor Murrayspredecessor predecessor predoCor at tho hood ho of the committee committeeJohn comittee comitteeJoh committeeJohn John Joh C Coleman Cole ml and Ernest Erft Hall HallPHOXE Hal HalPIIOE HallPHONE PHONE GOT HIS IlS BRIDE TO LAND LAXDAcnnrhen LANDAennlllrn LANDAcnnelien Acnnrhen Aennlllrn von on Hamburg llmburr will Wi Be nl Married MarriedIn Uarrltt In Church Chlrc1 Like Other oher Folks FolksAnna FolklAna VohkAnna Anna Ana Meyer Ieer of Hamburg a second lond cabin cabinpassenger cabinpg cabinpassenger passenger pg travelling travelng unattended by the thoHamburg theHamburg theHamburg Hamburg American liner lne Pretoria Pretria in yester yesterday yelter yelterday yesterday day told the immigration Immigraton hoarding officer officerat ofcer ofcera at a Quarantine that sh3 b3 had come hereto heretomarry here to tomarry i imarry marry the playfellow pla1elol of her girlhood girlhoo Henry HenryJuckstuck Ieonry IeonryJuckstuck HenryJuckatuck Juckstuck who has h been ben two yearn ears In InAmerica InAmera InAmerica America Amera and is getting gettnK along well wel She was wastold wastold wastold told that tht she would ould have hve to marry him himaboard himabar bunaboard aboard abar ship unless l1leB she he had a guardian guardil or ornear ornear I near nor relative to t meet und ad take care of her herShe herShe herShe She was much disturbed disturb an I she had Ild set sether st sth sether her h r heart hat on being married marrie in church and andsho andshe I IRho she sent lt Henry lenry out to find Ind her aunt Henry Henryhas lenr Henryhas I has h accumulated aCumulntc Rome re Yankee swiftness swiftnesssince swiftneessince wirneE8 I Ilinco since linco he came here he and within half hl nn nnhour nnhour anhour hour after arlr spending apndlng 1 telephoning ho liehad hohad hohad had the aunt notified notfe and anclho she came to the thopier thepier thepier pier and took tho girl gil away with wih her htr happy happysweetheart huppyswetheart happysweetheart sweetheart sweetheartRADIUM swetheart swetheartRADIUU sweetheartRADIUM RADIUM FROM A SOLD tLD COIN COIXEnEllih COI COIEnJlhh COINEnglish English Chemist Said to t Have Ir Secured SecuredSome Scrrd ScrrdSOln Seeure1Seine Some SOln From Fom Half latt a Crown CrownSpKlot Co Co3Ja trorn9pdaX SpKlot 3Ja Cable CaI Dispatch DuplclI to TUB B Sex StnrLONDON SI SexLONDON LONDON LNDN April Aprl 16 16Tho The amount aolnt of radium radiumto radiumt to t be procured In London Lndon today taay IH I less lessthan 10 lessthan than tn a 0 grain according aorlng to the Pharmaceuti Pharmaceutical Phraeuti Phraeutical cal Journal Joural which suggests 8Ugg0t that tlt chemists chemistsfollow chemlta chemltafoUo chemistsfoUow follow foUo the example of one who obtained obtainedsmall obtane obtainedsmall Isml small tube tub of fIve lve milligramme mligrame of radium radiumbromide radiumbond radiumbroe bour bond bromide aeries lre out of half hI a crown crow In on onhour a anbour OUR XAYAL 1AAL PLANS GREATEST GREATESTNo No Other Otlrr Power Has las Building nUdlnl or Pr PrJeoted Pro Projested jested So Many JUa Battleships BattleihlpnSftMt Datrlhlp Battleships5pmta SftMt spc Oablt Cabl Diifotch Dlpacl to Tme T Son SonLONDON SUI SUWLONDON LONDON LNDN April 16 16A A Parliamentary Palament paper paperiwraed ppcr ppcrIle paperissued issued Ile today gives glvl the total tot tonnage of ofbattleflhlps ofbatt1Dblp ofbattleships battleships batt1Dblp building buldng or projected projee 01 Qi fol follows follow foilows lows low United Unie States Sta l 209180 018 Great Gret Britain Drl1ln Britain187000Russla 187000 117000 187000Russla Russia RIIIsla 125370 Oprmany Gtnany 103071 103071MRS 1001 1001RS 103916MRS MRS RS JACK CIK MRDXERS PROTEGE PROTEGERumor PRaTKOERnrnor PROTEGEBunsen Rumor That the Boston Ilton Woman oman Intends Intendsto Jntldl Jntldlto to Adopt Proctor loctlr the Pianist PianistBOSTON Plantt PlanttBosroN PianistBosToN BOSTON April AprI10I 16 10It It is rumored rmored In Back BackBoy Bck BckDy flackBay Boy Dy society focl ty that Mrs a Jack Gardner In Intends Intnds intends tends tnds to adopt George W Proctor tho thoyoung thoyung theyoung young yung pianist who had been be her he protdgA protdgAHo prot g gHo gHo Ho was horn near Brldgewater Drldgewatlr about 80 80years 80years years vtlr ago Sirs ra Gardner discovered dl8overe him himand himnd himand and nd sent him abroad abro to study studyThe studyThe The 111 young musician musican who Is also alo an art artcritic artcic artcritic critic cic now lives lvC at Mrs Mr Gardners rdners palace palaceand pal palaceand and In addition additon to his work In music fills fillsthe fls flsthe fillsthe the place of private secretary Iretary to t Mrs Gard Gardner Gardner Cardncr ner This hiR winter Mrs Proctor the mother motherwhose mothorwhoE motherwhose whose whoE pluck and determination d termlnaton started startedGoorgo sare startedGoorgo Goorgo Proctor Potor on his hi career made mde a a long longvisit longvisit longvisit visit at the Fenway palace palce as I tho guest guestof guestof et etor of her her son and Mrs Mr Gardner GardnerC C L I FAIR FAi ESTATE IS1AT DISTRIBUTED DISTRIRUTEDMrs DISTllI UTED UTEDlrl Mrs lrl Hermann Irrnlann Oclrlchs Ollrlohs and anl Mrs ln W U UVanderbllt KVandebi i iVanderbilt Vanderbilt Vandebi Jr Get 8lKOOnoo 1150000 Each EachSAM Fcl EachSAN SAN FRANCISCO FrNOI8C April Apri 16 16The The final fal dis distribution dlstlbuUon distnlbution tribution tlbuUon of the estate clltat of Charles Chale3 L I Fair Fairwas FairWI Fairwas was WI ordered orde today to tho two sisters 51stel Mrs MrsHermann MmHermn MrsHornmnn Hermann Hermn Oelrichs and Mrs rs W K Vender Vanderbllt Yanderblt Venderbitt bllt blt Jr of New York olty The estate estateamounts olt estateamounts amounts to 3040000 COO out of which 126000 126000will 1200 120000will will wi be reserved rClrvc for expenses of o pending pendinglitigation pndlg pndlgIUgaton pendinglitigation litigation litigationThe IUgaton litigationThe The estate Ctat of Mrs Carolina Qlrolna D Fair then thencame thencame thencame came up but proceedings IJrOceolnps were confined conllnodto COI O to granting lantng granting Mrs Mf Joseph W Harvey 912 11 the thevalue te teauo thevalue value auo of some sables eble which Mrs 11 Fair willed willedto wied wiedto to her and which were stolen stlen In II Paris after afterMrs artr afterMrs Mrs 18 Fairs FAlr death Some mo diamonds also alsowere al alsowere I were Wfre given giventO to Mrs Mr Har Harvey vey They had been beenwilled ben benwle beenwilled willed wle gve to t her by Mrs Fair FairXORTH Far FarNORTH FairNORTH NORTH RIVER SHAD SllD WITH UII US USThe LS USTRIO The 1 Season Backward an d Catches tlhls Nmall NmallPrices Pman PmanIrlr t4malIInlees Prices Irlr high Ilh So For ForThe FurThe RI RIThe The shad season lelln has 1M begun in the North NorthRiver NorthRiver NorthRiver River and during urll the last two two days the theshad theahad theshad shad fishermen fthormon who ho havo been bfn housed housd in inthoir II intheir their shanties ahantp along alolgthe thin New NI Jersey Jer ey shore ehoreat horeat at Edgewater Egewatr and Fort Lee Le for about a amonth IImonth amonth month have been bn catching the flsh In small smallnumbers Rmal smallnumbers numbers numbeT Tho season lN0n Is II lato and tho Hud Hudson Ifudeon ud uden son en River shad are scarce saro and dear dearRoe der derRo dearRoe Roe Ro shad bring a as high an 125 at retail retailon retailon retailon on the fishing fshing grounds There arc ar so fO few fowof fo fewof of olhem them that tlt the thl18heron fishermen Bund their catches catchesto cthe i ito to the market mlrket to dealer dolerl with Ith whom they thoyhave theyhave have hve contracts contact and it is hard to buy at It the thoCelling th thI thefishing I fishing I l ng grounds groundsTEST groundsTEST groundsTEST TEST OF MARTIAL LAW I4W LAl POWER POWERActs POWEl POWElActa POIVERActs Acts of the tie Governor of Colorado to Come ComeBefore ComoUttorl ComeBefore Before Uttorl the States Statl Courts CourtsDBNTKR CourtDRNFR CourtsDjp1En DBNTKR DRNFR Col April Apri 18 AttorneyGen 10Attreyen 10Attreyeno 10AttorneyGeneial AttorneyGeneral eral o Miller ll to I authority authorly for the statement statementthat atatem1nt statementthat that Charles Chrles H Mayer Moye president presient of the thoWestern thaWetern theWestern Western Wetern Federation Feeration of Miners ne will wl be beproduced b beproduced produced before brore the Supreme Court on onnext onnex onnext next nex Thursday Thuay In accordance acorance with wih the thewrit thowt thewrit writ of habeas hb corpus corpuslun issued by that tht body bodyBoth by byDth bodyBoth wt Both Dth sides slde profess profee to bo desirous deous of ob obtaining obtlnK ohtaming taming tlnK from the Supremo Court C a decision decisionas del lon lona as a to the rights rphtf of tho Governor GovernC to t declare declaremartial delre delremi declaremartial martial mi law lw Imprison Imprn and d Roport rIprt citizens citizenswithout clteus clteuswtbot citizenswithout without warrant wrt and disregard disrega writs t of ofthe orthe ofthe wtbot the District D1trlct Court Cur as 8 has h been bn done dun during dur dunlag ing andLas and the tb last Animas Alr six s1 months moth counties ooute In I Teller Tello Son B Miguel MiguelandLas MJge MiguelandLas 1 WILL INSTRUCT FOR PARKER PARKERALRAXY PARKR PARKRALIANY PARKERALBANY ALBANY ALIANY CONVENTION CONlNTIOV WILLVBEX WILLVBEXAPPLY IVILLTRRNAIPIY VLHBN VLHBNAlPI APPLY AlPI THE Til UNIT RULE RULETammanys RULE1lulmln RULETahilmanys Tammanys 1lulmln Orators Ortorl Are Expected Jpfett to Em Emphailze EmIlha Emlhasi7e phailze Ilha 7 Murphys lllllh Opposition OPPolton11 ppOaltionh1Ill Hill and andIlls anl andIlls Ills 11 Friends Inglit Intt That Tat Instructions InstructionsAre Inltructon Inltructonrf Are rf Necessary NeleasB In View lcw of News Ne From Fromthe Fom Fomtil Promliii the til liii South That at the thf Conventions onnntol There ThereAro Thee ThereAro f fArc Aro Waiting Walln to Hear IrQr From Fom New Ne1 York YorUALBANY YorkAInu YorkAInArr ALBANY AInu April Apri 10 10It It WI rna very veI apparent apparenthero appnt appnthero apparenthero hero tonight tonlgl t that that thero will 1 bo b no com compromise comIlromio cornironiiao promise Ilromio between het ween tho Hill 11 forces forl and ad the thoMurphy th thMurphy theMurphy Murphy forccw fornf over Instructing Instlctllg the dele delegates del dolegates gates gateI to bo chosen chOn by tho Democratic Demorntc State Stateconvention Stt SttconJtlon StateconvcntIo convention conJtlon to tobe bo held hero on Monday to t go goto goto goto to the Democratic Demorlo national natonal convention conventon at atSt atSt atSt St Louis Joull in July for Chief Judge Judpo Parker Parkerand Pake Parkerand and ant that tht the unit rule will wi bo 0 applied applld Mr MrHill MrIIl Hill IIl Senator HeJltor McLurren Mcllren and Ind William W1lnm F FShoelmn FSholln FSheehan Sheehan Sholln us well 9el as Edward Fdward Murphy Murhy Jr Jrand Jrand Jrhtfli and other Democrats Demortl say Ij that lt to t take takoany takAany takeany any other othe course cour than to Instruct Inltnlct for Judge JudgaParker JudIeParker JudgeIarker Parker would bo perilous prloul to Judge Parkers Parkerscandidacy Parkel Parkerscandidacy candidacy candidacyLeader candidacyLeader I ILader Leader Lader Murphy Iurhy of Tammany nmmuny has hal de declared df dedared dared carl1 all al along against apalnst Instructions IU8tnlctont and andInn andhlf andhis Inn hlf opinions were reiterated reitratc hero tonight tonightIt tonlht tonlhtIt It was wo pointed pointe out Olt that in II order to em emphaslzo e emphasizo phaslzo phize Mr Murphys opposition oppoaiton to In InBtructionH I inatructions BtructionH ItrctonH the Tammany fammn delegation delclaton in inthe Inthe inthe the convention conventon will wi Includo such orators oratorsas oratrs oratrsal as al Bourke Cockran Cokran Charles A Towne TowneJohn Towe ToweJolm TowneJohn John J Delany Senator Snator Thomas homB F Grady Gradyund Gry Grynd Gradyand und nd Senator Sntor Victor J 7 Dowllug Dowlug All these thesoorators ths theseorators orators oratorl are Ire to combat eom at tho Hill Hi orators oratorsand oratrl oratorsand and from the present preont outlook outook tho Demo Democratic Democratlo Democratlo cratlo State convention conventon Is to bo b pretty prettylively prty lively livelyMr IelyMr livelyMr Mr Hill Hi and his hl friends Insist Inait that In Instructions Intructons instructions structions tructons are positively IJOlvoly nnceswiry IAer in view viewof veW viewof of the news received rcled from frm Georgia orpla and andother andother andother other Southern Souther States SUtes whose whol conventions conventionsaro oonventons oonventonsare are waiting waitng to hear h ar from Now York State StateTho Stte StteTho StateThe Tho Georgians and tho Democrats Democrta in other othorSouthern otor otorSouthem otherSouthern Southern Slates Slltt have sent word that If IfNew IfAW ifNew New AW York State does dOC not mutruot iuatrot on Mon Monday Mo Moeday day for Parker their delegations deleogatons to t the thnnational 11e 11enational thenational national convention will wi he split Iplt between betweenParker btWn btWnParker betweenParker Parker Olnoy OlnfY Gorman Gorma and Hearst Homt and andthey andthey andthey they have added ndcrd that tht they do not at all alllkn alllknthl like Ilknthe likethin the thl activity of Homo of the emissaries emisail of ofMr otr ofMr Mr r Hearst HearstThese Henrt HenrtTheie hearstThese These Theie Southern Democrats Democratl in their com communications communlcaton8 cornmunicationa munications munlcaton8 to tl the friends trifJIR of Judge Parker Parkerhave Parkfr Parkfrhao Parkerhave have been bl candid cndid They llW have declared declaredthat dlClar declaredthat that they would have none noil of either Hill HillBryan Hi HillBryan Bryan or Cleveland Ceved that Gorman Gorma In his hisPanama hil hisPanama Panama policy polc made a monkey of his own owncandidacy onclndlclcy owncandidacy candidacy clndlclcy with the Southern Southlr Democraiy Democraiywhich Democra Democraywhich j which contends contlndt that the oannl will wi be b of ofvery ofery otvery very ery great value nile to t the Southern Souther people peple Ho Hoth Hotht Sothese th these se Southern 80utlem Democrats Ilmort have declared declaredtluit delarAd delarAdtlUt declaredthat that tlUt they wish llh to t tie te up to a man ma who will willhave w whve willhave have hve some show for tho nomination nominatc and amithey andthey antithey they are fearful rearru they Hay RY of being bing sent st to toSt toSt toSt St Louis with mixed delegations Leader Ler Murphy H friends frends on the contrary contrarydeclare cntmry cntmrydolare contrarydeclare declare dolare it to t bo b a 0 most unwise ulwll Democratic Democraticpolicy Democratic Democl4Uopoloy Democraticpolicy policy poloy to t instruct In8trct the delegates delegt for Chief ChiefJudge ChlfJudge ChiefJudge Judge Parker Paker and ad In their tolr attitude atitde on n this thisquestion thlllqotlon thisquEution question qotlon they have been ben most motcrCI motcrCInot careful carefulnot carefulbot not even eYtn by a syllable 8ylablo to question qleton Judge JudgeParkers Jud JudParkers JudgeParkea Parkers Parkers availability avalnblty They merely mory Insist Insistthat Islt Isltthat insistthat that as good goo strategic politics pltic It Is I notwte notwtedom not w wdom wis wisdorn dom to t follow tolow the mandates mndate of Mr Hill Hilland HIl Hilland and ad his hi friends rrends in this thl matter matterIt mtter mtterI It I lo il known that the te Southern Democrats Democratswho Dmrat Demo nata natawho who advocate instructions Intrcton for Chief Cef Judge JudgeParker J JudgeParker dpf Parker have one or two to other reasons In for forurging forurging forurging urging such Ich a course at this time tim and ad that thatin thatIs thatis Is that tht they believe belee a straightout Southern SouthernDemocrat Suthen SuthenDomoclt SouthernDemocrat Democrat Domoclt from frm below blow the Mason Maon and Dixon Dlxonline Dion Diontne Dixonline line tne would make ke a n firstclass Irt1 running rnng mate matefor m matefor for Judge Parker This Ths would be b a a return returnto retur to old style Democratic Dmorato national ntona politics politicsand pltO pltOnnd politiesend and It is I known know that very ver manyimportant manyimportantNorthern myimt myimtNorthorn mnanyImportaactNorthern Northern Democrats Demorats believe beleve that tt an a out ouUondout ot outandout Southern should bo nominated nominatedfor ondout adut Souther man mn b DOmte for VioeProsident VicePrident They point to the fact factthnt fact i ithatwithinthe that thatwithinthe within withn the lost decode dee many mny many8outhern many8outhernera Southern Southerners Sutern Suterner ers er have taken up u their residence rldence In I New NewYork Nf NewYorkIndianaand York YorkIndianaand Indiana and Illinois nlno The attitude ttda of ofthese ottheBe ofthese these Southern SuthIm Democrats Democrat In I thosoNorthern thosoNorthernStates theeNortbor thesoNorthornStates States Stt0 Is one of strong opposition oppiton to t Presi President Pl Pldent Pissldent dent Roosevelts Rosovelts policies policiesIn polclM polclMIn In little ltte ways tho situation sitution among aon the theNew te teNew tb tbNew New York State Stat Democrats Demoa Is I most mOt annoy annoying a aunoying ing to their friends Many petty ptty opinions opinionshavo OpiOM OpiOMhave opinionshave have been bn expressed exprest here her today Home Bomsof Sme Smeor Homeof of them should have been bn uttered uttr by b cheap aheapactors obp obpatr cheapactors actors atr on the Rlalto Ialto Of course CUe a great greatdeal Et Etdoal greatdeal deal was heard head today concerning concring the theplatform t theplatform platform to be b adopted adopt by tha State Stt con convention O Ocnton cenvontion vention cnton on Monday Mondy Almost Al0t to t a man manoutsldo I xna xnaoutside r Hill Parkers friends friendsdo friendsdo outside of Mr II ll Judge Jud Pak fr do not believe belev that this thi is I the time tlo for fo the thsenunciation t theenunciation enunciation enunciaton of tho Democratic Domoato national nationalpolicies ntinl ntinlpolcleR nationalpolicies policies policiesMr polcleR polcleRM Mr M Hill however has hl a contrary cota vtow vtowHo wiewlie Ho l believes heleve that inasmuch lmub as Democrats Democratsoutside Dm Democratsoutaido outside of tho State Stat of Now York Yok havn havnasked hm hmBked haaiasked asked Bked New ew York Yok to name nae the tb candidate candidatethese odko oandkialethese these Democrats Dmoca also IRO are entitled entted to t read readthe r readthe the platform upon which whic Judge Judg Parker Parkeris Pak is I ready rady to go beforo the national natiou conven convention cnv 1 1tion tion aa I a candidate candidateJudge candidateJudge candidateJudge Judge Parkers Paker8 friends rrtnds other othe than t Mr MrHill Mrhlili r rHi Hill Hi vigorously igorollly combat cmbat Mr ll Hills H1s attitude attitudeIn attoo attooin In this thi matter JaUlr and declare dele that beyond beyondtho bond bondthe beyondthe the most mot conservative oonlryatve utterances utterano the th New NewYork NewYork York State Sttl Democratic Imocato convention oonventon should shouldleave shouldleave nd ndlea lea leave the wholo matter mattr of a platform pltor to totlio totho tothe the committee oomrt on OI resolutions rsolutons In I the national nationalconvention nonal nonalconcnton natfonalconvention convention concnton at St Louis Iui It I is i not violating violatingany vo1lnl any confidence condeno to say fay that these friends friendsof trndl of Chief Judge Parkers Parkerl aver ave that Judge JudgeParker JudgParker JudgeParker Parker coincide colncWeJ with their thir views vle In I thin thinmatter tbi tbimatter thismatter matter matterAN matterP matterAs AN P a matter umttr of fact many may Democrats Democratsore Dmorals Dmoralsa ore a beginning begig to view the situation sitaton here herewith her herwih herewith with wih something Imethlg like lke alarm ala These Te Demo Democrats Democrata Democrate crate ore a known know to be simon pure pu friend friendof lriendor friendsof of Judge Jud Parker and It would bo b the hap happiost happl0t happleat pleat pl0t day of their lives 101 If I ho Is nominated nominatedfor nomiate r rfor for President Prsldont They hey believe blove he can win winbut wl winbut but they add ad that he can ca win wil only upon upona a platform p1atorm which in straightforward straightforard English Englishshall Ell Englishshall h hIhnlnppNu shall IhnlnppNu appeal to the American Americal voter rotr in what whatomo whitsme i isome some sme of those the Democrats Demortl say Sy has ha bocoino bocoinoalmost hof hofnlost 5I 5Ialmost almost nlost a crisis eriql In the history of the country countryThese ountrr ountrrThee t tThese These Thee Democrat Imorat do not want any ly quib quibbling qulbhl quibhung hung hl lg with tho rights Ight of KJ000000 1000000 of people peoploThey pplJ pplJThey peopleThey They look upon tho tllty en easy y concern concer with wit which whichRepublican whichJpublcll whichRepublican Republican Jpublcll greed graft and corruption corruptionIB rrrptol IB II accepted Rc pwd by the people o I as one of the mot motunhappy mo mostunhappy t tunbapp unhappy conditions cOlditonf of tho present plnt epoch epochIn epochIn In American Allrcan politics polt0 They hoy point pint also al to totbn tothA toLbs Lbs ciwy CIeY assumption lurpUoa of Prosldont IrldBt Reese Roosevelt Rte Rteclt Reesevelt velt clt and Republican epublo Governor Govcror of tho tholegislative tholeglato thelegislative legislative leglato and Judiciary judlcar functions fW1CtOn of the thoGovernment th thQrmlnt theCoerninent Government Qrmlnt ni well wel as l of tbo I executive executiveThere retve retveThem executiveThere There has been bn talk tk for several sv days daysto to the effect cet that tht the convention conventon to t be b held heldhere beldhero heldhero hero on Monday will wl elect ele a new nel Demo Democm Deo Deocrto Democratio i cm crto cratio tlo State Stte committee commitee and this ths report reportwon rpr reportwas I IAn won frequently rruenty repeated repMt here tonight tonightAn tonih An important Imporant Democrat Demoat said MidI I am a Inn in position plUon to state stt that t ths ts theHon theHonDavid Hon HonDavid Bo David Davd B Hill 11 gave ga his hs promise proml to Charlcn CharlcnF C le leF F Murphy Murhy that a new Dl State committee oommittenwill oomtt oomttl committeewill will l not be b elected oleot this year yer until ut the fall fallIf fsl fallIf If this t promise promM is violated volnt the t root r rf f the thaconvention theoTn theoonvtnt1on convention oTn on hall b Is l likely 1k tob4hBk4l b ol ff

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v 1 1I y W I f f fTHE IIr IIre I Ii J1f llFr I lOH 1 0 011 H i 3 e k S THE rHEStIN SUN SUNDAY UNDA Y APR APR1J 17 1004 Tho Democratic Stato oommlttoe vrhio vrhiomet whlohmet whloI I met hare early in April in Its it call for Motdays Mot Morp I Idays p days convention mado no ipeclflo rofei rofeicnco reei reeito o oj j cnco to tho election of a new State ato con conmlttoe oommlttce ooninittco1 mlttoe although it has in former ormer years yearsTho yearsThe yearThu The lion Ginger 0IngerA1eSlde AleSldo Whiskers WhiskersDickinson Whl VhbkerDkkInon kers kersDloldnson Dickinson of Michigan stirred up the Demo Demiornts Demoomt DemcI I ornts here by Ills 1 statement that Jude JudeParker JudgeParker JudgParkor Parker was in charge of the thecampaign Democrat Democratcampaign Demooratlo DemooratlocunpalRn campaign In New York State in 1888 whe wheCleveland when whenCllclaml wheCluvelaud Cleveland loot the Stato for President an anHill anr w wc c r 11111 won on It for Governor Mr Dioklnso Dioklnsoshould Dlokln80nBhoul1 Dickinoshould should have known better than to has havmado hMO hMOrondo hasniado rondo any Btatcmont of thin tht kind as ho we weMr WI18 WI18Mr woMr Mr Clevelands Postmaster General at th thtlmo tho thoUmo thtIrn3 tlmo and ho should have recalled the thetlio that thattho thetho tho hue Calvin Stewart Brico of Ohio wt wtchairman WllchoJrrnan wechairman chairman of tho Democratic national com corrmlttoe commlttoo conirnltto mlttoe that year enr and that tho Democrat Democratl8tate DemocratHtatn Democrntlcf Htatn chairman won Edward Murphy Jiof Ji Jrof Jiof of Troy ono of Judge Porkers stonchet stonchetadherent stanchestadhercnlll etanvheew1heroiit adherent then and am now Mr Dioklnso Dioklnsoevidently DloklnAonovldently IfloktnoI f evidently refers to 1885 when Mr Parkewas Parkewaa Parke PurkerWM I was chairman of I the ho executive commUte commltteof t of the Democratic SUite committee th thyear the theJ thycar J year Hill first ran for Governor Howovei HowoveiChairman llowevcrChairman HowovciChairman Chairman Frank Campbell of the Demcerotic Demo Demooratlo Demooruto erotic State committee today sent a lettc lettcof letter letteror 1ettof of denial nlal to Don M 1 Dickinson of Detroit Dotrolwho Detroitj DotrvIlsum j who sum Ju Jius JIU born quoted quot 1 w aa Buying thatChlt thatChltJudtfe thl1tChletj thatChIeJudge j Judge Jud e Alton B Parker was in charge of Ui UiDemocratic Ille IlleDemctratio UiDnioeratia Democratic campaign in this State tato in 188 188when 1888 1888I 188t t I when 111m Cluvoland lost the State as a la a candidate candldatfor candidatS i S I for President and David 1 n 11111 wna wa re reelecluU reI reI I elecluU Governor In this loiter MrCnmp MrCnmpbell MrCampI IlrCamphe1lUti I I I bell he1lUti he1lUtiYou cIi cIiI says saysYou I You aro reported rf port In published InterI Inter Interview Interlow I view low clatwl yesterday as a saying thaJudgo that thatJudgo tliaIs Is Judgo Piitksr 1titl lLrk I was a In charge chlLr t of tho Demo Democrntb DEI11OI I I crnti campaign in Now York In 1888 Till TillU nlls nlls1II11ot fldL L U 1II11ot not tt tlUI run Un Judgo Pnrknr wiw unanimously wlunanlmouslI unanimouslyelected I i I elected Juftlcu of thu Supremo Court li li18SO in inI UI I I 18SO receiving reechin the t hu votes of both parties partiesHo parllsI partkslIe I Ho has never sinco pnrtlclpntod in poll polltics po polltics 1 1I I tics ti B I nk n k you ou to give this tlit fctatemonpublicity fctatemon fotntementpuhllcity taten1onlI I publicity and correct your our error errorMr orror1lr errorlr Mr lr William F Kheohun Is now novrI stoppinj stoppinjwitli rtoppingith I i with ith Judgo Pniker 1111 ker III it t JiHopus but will lv lvhero ho hoI hhor hero hor tomorrow afternoon Mr Ir Murph Murphjonil MurphI Murphand I I and Senator McCarren and others aim aimuro alsonro ati atiart art to l ho o horn tlieu and discuta with Mr MrHill 11111 it was wa wild atd the he t po pcVQ1t qh of Grorgi GrorgiKoines GeorgRalfl O orgo orgoRaines Koines Ralfl 01 Rochester who is It to bo both bothtemporary bothttmpornrj bothtmornry temporary and iwmnnunt chairman o otliu or ortilt 01 01tl tilt tl convention At this tId gathering aim aimit wsnIt si sii i I it lt will be e decided just what hint resolution resolutionof of a Stato or national character or whether whetheia I t a platform in its entirety entlrel shall be b adoptee adopteeby adoptedby adopteI I by tho th convention on Monday Democrato Demo Democratu Dl1II0cratn J cratu who lire utterly utwrl friendly to Chief ChlelJudgo ChiefI ChietJudgo I Judgo Iarkur said nld over and over again ngalitoijl againtonight agairtoiitght toijl tonight hl that they thp did not propose to have havihim haveI hasf1itni I him bcvtUti by bad l a management at tillstage till thll thllI tUb8tago stage of the grime grimeLouder fltneI ane I Louder MurpliyV lurihy attitude against nt ntinstructed nrI In InIIIllllttIll I I I instructed lrot rueed delegation for Chief Judge JudgiParkjr JudgeInrllr I Parker i supported by many of tho strong strongoat strongf f oat N Donio DUlIomtll rats In tho country cOlntr friendly t tJiidgn to toJu tJtidgn Jiidgn Ju gn Parkjrri Par1t rtI candidacy who recall rocalwith recallr racalr r r with what ooie elL C Mr h Hill was beaten bent en li liChlcnjjo Iihlcnjo In InI t Chlcnjjo 11Ical o In 1SOI 18 tIm only candidate for foiwhom forI fo1r I I 1r whom hulII Un Now ow York delegates 1legat s have boon bflciInstructed boonIMtruettlI beorlntrttcted i f Instructed in the last twentyfive yearsI years yearsMVV ears 1 I MVV I tav V in 1388 when 3Ir Ir Cleveland was Presl Presllent Prt8ldelll Prestdent lent and his hi1 renomlnatlon was assured assuredMlllIllY us8uredI n I t I MlllIllY TO FHiIlT Ft CUT AT ALIiAXY ALIiAXYTammany H 4LD4NYI tT tTt if ifII t I Tammany J JIntnati III ilia m Urctdei cctdr to Iteslit Ut Iteslitft ht Instruction Instructionfor ft for Parker ParkerCharles ParkerChnrlel 1 Charles F Murphy Although conceding concedingtliut concedingi i t tliut he does not expect to have mor than thaiabout thanabout thanabout about 120 12 votes behind him nt the Demo Demoratio Demoratio Demoratli ratio State convention Intends never neverthtjless neere neverthlnsM I e thtjless thdc q to put up a big lll fight at Albany Albanyon I on Monday for an uninstructed delega delegotlon delegaUoo delegation tlon to the national convention In thi thifight this thisfight thUI I fight lie will have the undivided auppor eupportor aupporof upport upportj j of the 105 delegates deleg tt8 from this county countyThnt countyt countyThat t That support was pledged to him at a meet meetinn meetjag 1 inn yesterday fterday of tho Tammany executive exeoutlvicommittee executiveCOlli exeoutlvcommittee committee committeeAt COlli 10 Ittt ItttAt At this meeting the programme to b bfollowed be befollowed befollowed followed at Albany was decided upon uponAt uponAt uponAt At a caucus of the Tammany delegates delegatesto delegatf to ba hold in in All Albany any on Monday morning morningthe the unit nile will bo b adopted thus giving givingto ilvlngto f to Mr Murphy entire control of tho dele delegates deleI ddegates gates from this city cityWo cityWo cityWa I Wo Intend In lend to fight fighlollgalnst agnlnst Instructions InstructionsMr T Mr Murphv said yonterdny yonterdnyIt y llterday I It was decded yesterday Yffit rday that when in intho Intho Intho tho Stale Sta te convcnton tho committee on onresolutions onreuluUol1s Oflreolut1on8 resolutions reporta fOj orta In favor of instructing instructingfor In irmetruotth irmetruotthfo IItru ctln g gj for fo r Jidgo Parker Victor J fowling Bhall Bhallmako IhaUmako mtha mthamake II j mako the first speech on behalf of Tammany Tammanyngalnst TammanyI TammanyaigmUiist ngalnst the adoption of the resolution resolutionwere resolutionRecognizing f 1 Recognizing that Mr Hili will rule the con oonvenUon convention I r venUon Mr Murphy and his colleagues colleaguesI 11 were ere fearful yesterday yeste di1 that the Tammany Tammanyspokesmen TammnnyI I spokesmen would get little or no show showwill IIho IIhoThey shoeI I I I I I They think that once Mr DowUug bA bAmoved hasnioved moved his nmendment further debatewill debate debatewill will be shut off o by the previous question questionBut qUOIJtlonEut questionI 1 But should there be no closure Charles A ATowne AI I I Towne and W V Bourko Cockrau will foUollMr followdr follow followMr I Mr dr Dowllng DowllngIt I It was expected ooted that at yesterdays yesterdaysmeeting yeeterdayameeting yesterdeysmeeting meeting the delegated to tho national nationalconvention nationalconvention nationalconvention convention from the Congress C lngreM distrlota distrlotaof of this county would bo selected 8 lected When WhenIt It was found however that thateTery e very Assembly Assemblydistrict Assemblyt Msembl Msembldistrict t district leader had one or more candidate candidateIt It was decided to appoint a convulttee of offive offive oflive five to go over the th nominations and to toprepare toprepare toprepare prepare a list of the twentytwo delegates delegatesana delegatesand ana and twentytwo alternates The committee committeeconsists committeeconsists comnitteeconsists I I consists of Maurice Featherson Peter J JPooling JDooling JDoohtag Pooling James J Martin Louis F Haffen Haffenand Haffenand Haffenand and Timothy P Sullivan The oommltteo oommltteowill oommltteeWill ootnmIttowill will not make known tho names of the thedelegates thei thedelegates i delegates and alternate they select until untilafter untUafter untilafter after a meeting they will ill hold In Albany Albanyon on Monday morning Among the dele delegates delegIltos dolegaths gates however will b be W Bourke Cockran CockranDelany CockranHnri CockranHarry Harry Hnri Payne Whitney Charles A lowne TowneOhLUlC6 lownetJbarles tJbarles F l Murphy LouIs F naaen AM AMEird AsaI Eird Gardiner Peter JDoollng J DOOhing John J JDelAny JC C I Delany Timothy D Sullivan Francis FrancisBurton FrancieEurton FrancisBurton Burton Harrison Henry D Hotchklss and andDaniel andDaniel andDaniel Daniel F Colahan and Mayor McCleUan If Ifhe itbe Ifhe he wishes to go goTho goTho goTho Tho nrranijenenta for carrying the dele delegates de1eI dolegates I gates to tho State convention were com completed completed cornI I 4 pleted at the meeting metn Mr Murphy Murhy and andon andtwentyfve andtwentytlvo twentytlvo or hil his friends wU will go toay toda todaon on twentyfve a special car attached Bttohed to t the 1 o ocock ococktrin ocloc ocloctrain doc doctrain speia o 01 train trin Included Include in this party will w WI be the themembers theI thenlcmbers I members of the State Stt committee committ from lrm this thiscounty thisunty thiscounty county unty A meeting mcetnl of the State oommltteo oommltteohas ommltt has hal been called c1e for fol 10 oclock occk tomorrow tomorrowinomlnR tomorw tomorwmomt tomomrowE E morning bn in Albany The rank and file tle of ofTammany ofTammany ofF F Tammany momt will wi not go to rn Albany until untiltomorrow unU 1 tomorrow morning Two To special epeia trains trainshave trln trainshave have havl been bEen provided for them Tho first firstntnrts fl1t fl1tItrtl firststarta ntnrts from the Grand Central Station Stlon at 830 Itrtl 83 1 A M and the second 8nd at 849 E4 8 The To first firsttrain fNt fNttrn firsttrain train trn will wi be in charge of Senator Sttr George GeorgeM Oerge OergeW GeorgePiunkiti M W Plunliltt Plunlt nnd the second scond in charge chno of ofSenator ofRlnator ofSenator Rlnator Senator Bernard Dmard F Martin artn artln Both Dth trains trainswill trainswi trainsvill will wi stop ItO at 121th 12 th street The Te committee committeeIn oommltt In charge ohaf e of the transportation trnMporton arrange orrongsjnents aange aangemenl arrangemnent jnents comprises Comprlse Senator Sonatr PlunkittThorras PlunkittThorrasKyck Plunktt Plunkltt Thonas ThonasF menl F Smih snis and Phip Philip f F Donohue Donohue The The Ten TenJyck 1 Kyck Jyck Hotel will wl b bl he tho Tammany Tamany head headquarters hed hedquntcri headqumuters quarters quartersKOCKLAn quntcri quntcriltKIIl qumutersIWCKZ1IXD I KOCKLAn ltKIIl COVXTY COTI FOR FORI FORTrnmocrsts PARKER PARKERDemocrat PARR PARRUrlocrat Democrat Urlocrat In Mass a5 Convention Comrnton Declare DeclareIn 4 In Favor I aor of Parhrr Palr ror President PresidentNYACK Pesldmt PesldmtNucl PresidentNYLt NYACK Nucl NYLt April Aprl 10 10The The Democrats Demorats of ofIlockland ofJockland off f L Ilockland Jockland County C lunty in mass mM convention conventon at atNew atI atNow New PW City this thll afternoon nrtnloon declared delar In n favor favorof laval favorI I of rf Judge Parker Pari or for President Frldent and ad elected electeddelegates electeddc1egato I Judlo delegates to the State Stt convention oomenton There Therewas Therean was W1 an Immense crowd at the convention conventionBud I Bud it was M thought by many mny that tht a strong strongtontlmont Itrng ItrngntllrJt strongnntimnant tontlmont Ilc ntllrJt In favor of William Wilam R Hearst Hearstwould Helt Heltwould Hearstwould would develop but while whie that sentiment sentimentwa lenUment lenUmentwa wa there ther to some extent exunt It was so over overpowered oVlr oVlrjowCrc overliowered powered by numbers that It did not showItZlf show ehowIf jowCrc lltnir lltnirThere ItZlf ItZlfi If Ift i There Thrrl were rival candidates candldote for delegates delegatesIn delfgates delfgatesIn Ir t In tli time Htnto Hint convention onento and Id special 6 al trains trainswere trainsworn were wrr nm Pi to New No City t to carry carrr the tl friendn friendnn frend frendnl n nl Ii tint lie respective rpectlo delegates delegAt Before Beforemm Deforetho fleforotlmo tho opening of the convonion convention h0over h0overnn uiowover uiowovercIlIA mm olunlj of tli tlW r tickets tlclet wns wn 1 withdrawn withdrwn leaving leavingi loovlnl I i cileir de1 Held for the other otherTho olherOn otherThe The delegates delegate elected 1ttf to the State Btte con convention on onentOI I vention entOI aroVerenUah al JeriUa Hahglonof I10n H glonof of Plormont PlormontHurhanl Plermnt PlermntBuriad P1cmmontI I Hurhanl Buriad Fox Jox oa r cf if Uaverctruw turtrw and James JamesB B I Sherwood Shorwoo of lUiunpo Rmp These Teo delegates delegateswerp deegatescorp corp Instructed In tMoto for Parker Parer for President PresidentThis PresidentThis wer This convention conventon Is II the t last Inlt one In the te State Buteto BUte BUteto Stateto to elect rlet delegates delote to t the State Btt oonvantloiu onvton BRYAN WEAKINHISOWNSTAT WEAKINHISOWNSTATHAS WEA WIAK IN HIS OWN STATE STATElAS STATIEMS HAS lAS LOST GROUND DVR1XO DURO TH THPAST TiE TiEPAST TliJP4ST PAST TWO TnO YEARS YEARSNebraska JEARI JEARINebuka YEARSNebraska Nebraska Nebuka Democrat Dmoct Say 8 They Te Tile Intend IntCdIereat t tDefeat to toJeret Defeat Jeret Him Jm as a National Natonal Deletati Deletatibut Dtluatebut fleIegatbut but Friends Fiend of Parker Prker Bend fml flat BacWord nac flatord Word Wor ord That Tat He 10 Most Ilnt De Elected ElectrdAI ElectrdAIthoush EIectedAthough A Athough though Ilrytn Irn Insists nait on Oi eu nenularlt nenularltHe nelularl He le Iterated neroud to Indorse Color Whe WheColer WhenColer WheColer Coler Han a for Governor Govror ef This Htati HtatiALBAHY HtateALBAY NtstmALnY ALBAHY ALBAY April Aprl 18 1 18Democrats Democrats Demot who atgreatly at are areIoty amgreatly greatly Ioty Interested InterMt in the nomination c cChief of ofChief oChief Chief Judge Alton A1tn B Parkor for Preslden Presldenat Prldent Prldentat at St st Louis In July made mdo It known toda todathat today todaythat todathat that Democrats Democrts from tho State Stte of Nebnwk Nebnwkliad NebJka NebJkahad Nebraskhad had Informed Infort Democrats Democat friendly rrendly to Judg JudgParkers JudgeParker JudgParkers Parkers candidacy that tt they Intended Intende Intendeddefeat t tdefeat to todofet defeat dofet William Wllam J Bryan In the NebraskStato Nebrask NebrARknStt NebraskState State Stt convention to be hold on June JWe 1 11 as asdelegate asdelegate a adelegate delegate to the national nntonl convention conenton Then ThenNebraska Thee TheeNebrka TheaNebraska Nebraska Nebrka Democrats Demort sent st word that tht Mi MiBryan Ir Irnron MmUryan Bryan came cme within wihIn two votes otO of losing 10Ing con control control control nron trol of their Democratic Pemocrto State Slto oitnmlttc oitnmlttconly oJUmlttee oJUmltteeonly ornmltteonly only a I short Ihort time tme ago and and in the mean mtan tlm1 tlm1they tmo tmothey ttnthey they had easily cMly demonstrated domonstrate that tht the thecould they theyculd thecould could culd defeat Mr lr 1r Bryan Drnn as a national dele delegajo delogao ddegaje gajo gajoThe gao The information Informton concerning this interest interesting Interet InteretIng interestlag ing matter mater went Int on to relate rlte that thos thosDemocrats thoelDemocrats thoeeDemorats Democrats Demorats who are friendly to Judge Jucge Parke Parkeaa Parkera aa a the thl Democratic Democrto candidate for Preslden Presldenhad Preident Preidenthad Presidenhad had sent 8tnt word to these theo Nebraska Ncbrk Demo Demcorata Demoorat Demoorate orate orat not to defeat William Wllam J Bryan Brun an al alnatonal asnational i itatlonnl national under circumstances circumstancesThey ctrcumstanceThcy natonal delegate dr1eglto any clrumstanc clrumstanchl They hl do not nt care crA to give IIe Mr Bryan Dran th thilightest the theBlghttt thislightest slightest Blghttt opportunity opprhmly of posing aa at a marty martyn mrtyr mrtyrIn In n the present plen t situation lunton So S they sen senvord aent aentword senword word to the Nebraska tbros Democrats Democrte that tht Mr Mi3ryan MrBfal MrBryan Bryan Bfal must mu t be elected Elol a rational ratonnl delegate delegatehat delegatetht delegatethat tht hat Mr Jl Bryan would undoubtedly undoubtoly make mlte tonicsterrific i ierrific a atrflc trflc terrific speech peh In the natlonl naton I convention conventionn conventon conventonIn In n which ho would express expreei all 01 his Ideas Ideasmd IdMSand Ideasand and then thllI tliesa Democratic friends 01 01Judge o oudRO of ofJudpo Judpo Judge Parker Pnrlcr uld fid It I will wl bo n speech 6pch am amlothlng and andnothlng amnothtng lothlng more and Mr Bryan Dfnl we he beleve heHlve hehave Hlve have will 1 ho bound bunq by the action acton of th thonventlon tbe tbeonvenlon thlnnvention onvenlon onvenlonWhl onventlon nnventionWhile onventlonWhile While Whl this thl attitude atttude Is I taken In II this cae caeoward ca castoward toward Mr Bryan it was made ma e very Cf clca clcahat cear cleathat tht hat the Democrats Demorat of tho State of Nev Nevfork Nlw NlwYork NeYork I York are not no Inclined Inclno to view with 1 th com convilacency complaency cornplacency plaency ilacency Mr Ir Byrans Byrns blklstng blacklisting of ol olJetnocrato I a aDemocrato Demorat Jetnocrato candidates cndidAte for President Prcldent no noo not notto notto to o his hi liking Iklg They hey pointed out that tht MrSryan Mr NrBfun MrBryan Bfun Bryan had twlco been bn nominated by tin tinDemocratic thoDemoratlo tluDemocratic Democratic Demoratlo party for President and that thaie thathe thaihe he ie was assuming umlng to dictate dlctto the candldat candldatf candldotoof of f tho convention and Its Is platform ancbat and and andtnt andLhat tnt bat his hi course COUI would not 10t under any AlY clr clrnjmstancea er erclmstancs dr drnnistances clmstancs njmstancea be b tolerated tolerato for a I moment momentEfforts momentEorts momentEfforts Efforts Eorts have been bn mado to aaccrtair ascertairzacLly aaccrtairixaclly Ucrtaln I Iexctly exctly ixaclly the sentiment sntient of tho Democratli Democratlivoters Dcmocratlovoter Democrathivoters I voter voters of the country toward Mr Bryan Bryanmd Bryannd Bryannd I nd it wan Wi the unanimous verdict hero ta talay to tolay lay that the Democrats DemOrt of tho United Uniteditates lnlte Unitedtntea itates feel that Mr Bryan has had ha his tw twiliances two twoohances twchancos iliances for tho Presidency and failec failecmd fae failecnd md that lie cannot cnot expect to bo further furthemoddlecI furthecoddled furthercodled codled coddled by tho Democrats Demorte of the country countryie cuntry cuntryAs As ie sB a matter mater of fact the Nebraska Nebra sltuatloi sltuatloias slluatlonwa situatiorwas wa was as pointed pointe out aa a the clearest olerOt evidonci evidoncihat evldencothat evidonecIhat hat Mr Ir Bryan has ha lost ground amazingljluring amazIngly amazInglyduring amamingIyluring luring tho last two yearn yel and efipoclall efipoclallvlihln Oolaly Oolalywihin ospociaIiwhtiitn wihin vlihln tho last few months since IIlncl his hi retun retunrom retur returmtmcm from rom Europe Erope when he again assumec assumeco Uumed Uumedte assumed assumedo te o dictate as a to who should shold and who shoulcmt should shouldnot shouldmmot mt be b the candidate of tho St ft Louis Ioul na nalonal nationa naionaI tiona lonal convention tonvnton and furthermore furthermor t thrust to tcLhnmet thrst hrust his hi ultimatum ulitum aa a to a national naton plat platorm platrom fonn rom orm upon a party which honored bonore bin binflth himwih hireuetth wih flth two nominations nominton when save lVO In a fe fenstances few fewIntnces fewInstances Intnces Instances the Democratic Dorato loaders leadel worked workecnnessantly worke workedneessantly Incratly nnessantly for hIs election electionWhile eleton eletonWhile electionWhile While on this ts Bryan Bryan matter mtter Bird Blz S Coleri Coleririends Colerfriends CoIermblends friends decided deide today tay to tell for t r the firs firsIme frst frsttme firstime tme Ime tho Inside IMde story of the campaign ompa6n o of 101 003 and ald of oCwhich whic which they Raid Md they toy were au auhorized authoro auborized thoro horized to speak seak It dates date from the Julj Juljonvention Jul Julconventon JuiyionvenUon conventon onvention at Chicago Chico in 1880 180 when Mr MrIryon MrBra Mr3ryan Bra Iryon was WI nominated nmillat for President lredent on thie the 18 e to 1 silver elver platform plator Mr fr Coler was WI t telcgate a adelegate eIslegate delegate to that convention cnnntton from Kingi Kingiounty Kngs Kngscounty Klngmounty ounty and while whie personally pernaly opposed oPPo6d to tche tothe toho the he 16 to 1 programme programe ho nevertheless neverthelesseturned necrtheles necrthelesrwme nevertheleaeWrned rwme eturned to his home in Brooklyn and andinder andunder andirider under Hugh McLaughlin McLhln become beome chalrmar chalrmarf chairan chairanof of f the finance fnnce committee ommlttee of the Kings Kngs countyernocratio count countJemocratio county oountyDemocto Democto Jemocratio organization oll1nlzatou and it was WI r roler rColer roler Coler oler with wit Mr MoLaugbllns M oLughln1 help who whelifted whorl whoised lifted all the te money in Kings lns county ountr to tcoost toooat bst rl oost along Mr Bryans Brans campaign rmpagn In the theity thecty thelty I cty ity of cf churches ohuce in that year ye Again lr Lagod 10 god although Mr Coler was wa Comptroller Comptrolleif Comptroler Comptrolerof of If f the City of New York at the time tme and had hadjst badlost hadoat lost oat none of his hs private aversion averion for the th 18 0 to t 1 181ver silver eflverlankhe lank he went through thrugh the State Staten Stto Sttoon on n oeveral overl occasions oulon with his old friend friendohn friendJohn friendoha John ohn B B Stanchfleld Stnchfield of Elmira Democratic Democraticondldate Deiiooraticandidate DeooraUoOdldat Odldat ondldate for Governor Oovernr that tat year yer speak speakag IIPCa In ag for Bryan Bran and Stanchfleld Stnchfeld and on onleavorlng ondevoring onloavoring devoring leavorlng In every ver way in his power to toloot t toloot loot the Democratlo Dnocrato national nton and State StateloUeta Stat StatSLoic toket Loic loUeta loUetaComing eta etaComing Coming down to the te convention conventon of 1002 1002hen 11 1002rhon when hen Mr Color Cler was nominated nominte for Governor Governorn on n that tt U3 fatal rat coal col pl plank of Mr Hill Hi Mr Mrlolers M Mrolers lolers friends frendl went on to say IY that tht Im lmlediotely Immeitely imeedlateiy meitely lediotely after the Democratic Demorato State Statelochlnery Statemahiner Stateriachinory mahiner lochlnery was Wi put in motion moton at the Hoff Hofflan Ho Hoffnan mn lan House In Now NO York city cty for Colers Colerslection Colerse1eton Colerslection e1eton lection Mr M Coler C ller quietly quiety made me It known knowno kon konto to o hIs friends that tt he objected objete to the coallank coal coallank col colp p lank nk for the reason reeon that tht Democrats Demorat of ofubstonce ofIbstace ofubstance Ibstace ubstonce would wold have hve no affiliation allton with withny withany withny any ny Democratic Dem rato candidate cndidate for Governor Governorrho Ooveror Ooverorwho Governorrho who rho stood Itoo upon such a plank pl nk Frank Franklampbell Frankamnpbehi FrankCmpbl Cmpbl lampbell was chairman chatn of the Democratic Democratictote Demooratc DemooratcBtate Btate tote committee commttee and John Joh N Carlisle Carlsle was washalrman wo wochirman wasbalmman chirman halrman of the executive exetve committee committeeIr commite Mr Ir Coler did not want tho campaign ol1mpalg for forilm lorhim forfm I him ilm handled handle by Mr M Campbell Cmpbel and Mr Mriorllsle MrCls1e Mrarhlale Cls1e iorllsle and urged urge that oxJudge Samuel SamuelL Smuel SmuelA A L L Beardeloy Dsloy of Utica Utca be put pt at the helm helmD helmt D conduct It To this thi Mr M Hill Hi objected objectednd objete t and nd Mr Campbell CmpbeU and ad Mr M Carlisle Crlsle ran tho thoampalgn thocomplgn thoampaign complgn complgnAs ampalgn ampalgnAs As the te campaign caPig progressed progo according aocdlng aocdlngto aocordingMr to 3 Mr Colors Colerl friends frends hero today toay Mr MrampboU MrCpbe ITrmpbell Cpbe ampboU and Mr H Carlisle Clsle thought thouahtt it would wouldo wouldb b o a wise thing thn I if William Wllam J Bryan Drn would wouldisuo woud woudue wouldIsuo isuo ue a statement 14tement favorable rl1orb1o to Mr M Coler Colerrlendly Colerfiendly Colorriendiy fiendly rlendly to the man who ho had h worked worke hard hardjr hrd hrdfor for jr him 11m in the national nntona campaigns camplg of 1899 1899nd 18 e ead and nd 1000 10 and who moreover morever was WA tho regu reguir regular lar ir candidate of the Democratic Demorato State Stateonventlon Stateonventlon I Iconvenlon convenlon convenlonMr onventlon onventlonMr Mr Bryan Bra was Wa at his home in Lincoln Lincolnluring Licol Lincolnturing durg luring tho most of the 1002 102 campaign campal n and ando Id Ids s o Mr Carlisle Cr1e at the suggestion uggeton of Dr John Joh JohnI H 1 Glrdner Orer of New York Yor city and Ad one or orwo orto orwo to wo others othel on very r Intimate itmte terms ter with Mr Mrtryan Mriryan MrBran Bran tryan made mde an effort etor to get such fuch a etate etatelent etatemetrromMrErya statenentfromMrBryaa metrromMrErya nentfromMrBryaa lent from Mr Bryan Dr Girdner was 1 sent sento sentto to o Mr Bryana Dryl home at Lincoln Lntohl according accordingo aorlg aorlgto to o Mr Colers Clers friends trend with a mission mlSlon to toirge toure totmge ure irge Mr Bryan r to Issue lue a statement sUtm6t favor favorbio fl1vorablo favorbin ablo bio to toMr Mr Color Cler Dr Glrdner Olrer It Is I averred averredresented aver averracioeeentad prnted resented the te lay of the land ld in I Now York YorkItate YorkStte Yorktate Stte tate to Mr Bryan r and carried orred out his mis misilon misIlon mision Ilon ion Ho was however compelled compele to re reurn retu reurn tu urn to t New Ne York city with Mr Bryana Bryanaefusal Dral Bryansefusal rfl efusal accompanied amled by the te remark rrk that thatMr thatMr tt ttMr Mr Coler was wa a good go man m on a bad b plat platornv1 platron plotores ron ornv1 ornv1Mr ores oresMr Mr Colers CIrfrend friends in relating reltig this ts story storyoday IItOI storycday toy oday said d that tht Mr Color Cler did not stop stopn stopIn In n 1698 and ad 1800 1I to criticise crtc1 the platform platformipon plAtorm plAtormupo PlatformIpon upo ipon which whch Mr Bryan Bla stood 8t as 1 the the regular regularemocratlo regularDmorto regularemocratio Dmorto emocratlo candidate caddat for President Prsldcnt buthat but buthat hutthat hat be put his shoulder houder to t the te wheel swat swolowed s slowe swatowed lowe owed tho IB to 1 platform pton even e to t the t dls dlsnut dlltt diirust tt nut of torn ID some of o his h financial facfrd friends In New Newfork NewYork Newremk fork Yet Mr M Bryan Ia so 8 these t friends frOd of ofIr ofM ofr M Ir r Coler Cle reiterated ritt with wt more mo than usual usualI I 1i k emphasis eph sent st back b that th word or to t Mr Cole Coleby C1er C1erby Coleby by Dr Qirdner Oro U tt that t ho h was WA a good go mw mwon ma maon maron on a bd platform platformMr Mr b Colors C plor friends in explaining exp1g Mr MrBryans Mrron9 Mraryans aryans remark rek llore hendl sold Id th that t Mr Bryan Dr dli dUnot dlinot did didnot not ron9 take offence at Mr Hills HU1 ooal plank plankbut p1ankbut plankbut but that tht hi olenc objection objeton lr wa Wi was that tt Mr M Hill HillDemocratic RUI RUIDemocato flU1iDemocratic Democratic State convention conventon which norm normnated nomi nominte nomnlnoted noted Democato Mr Coler did not reaffirm rnfr the Kanaa KanaaCity Ka Kaett 1snsaCity City ett nte national nationl lr platform pltform of 1698 or o the Bt BtLouU 8tLw StLottie LouU Lw platform plntror of 1000 10 which declared dele fo fothe ror rorthe tothe the free fre coinage oolae of silver at the ratio rto o of 0l 10 to 1 Mr Colors friends friend declared delare the thaMr tht thtMr theMr t lll Mr Coler was Wi not at all responsible rpolble for th thplatform the theplntor thlplatform platform which Mr M Hill Hi had h thrust upon upoithe upontho upomthe plntor the Democratic Democrto State convention conventon in 1W 1002 1002he 10 2 2he he was wa merely the candidate and had m mpart no nopar npart part par or parcel in making maing up the platform platformBut plator platorBlt platformBut But Blt Mr Colers friends rrend did dd not dwell ft ftmuch 1 1much 8 8much much upon that a l as they did upon the per persistent pr prIlstnt persistent sistent Ilstnt upn attitude nttude of Mr M Bryan BI in I insUtlni insUtlniwho Iltng Iltngwho instatiniwho i who shall bo the candidate cdda for President Preaidonand Preldent Preldentand Presidentand and who shall Bhnl not be and who was W8 regula regulaand rlgulr rlgulrand regulaiantI I and who was Wll not regular when he refusw refuswto rfu to lend a helping hand rg in I 1002 lD to tho regula regulacandidate rula rulacndidate regulacandidate I candidate cndidate of the Democratic Domorto State conven conventlon oonventlon convention tlon of New N ew York for Governor the man whihad who whohad whhad had not hesitated heltte in 18M 180 and 1000 10 to work worlfor workror won wonfor for Mr Bryan even on a IS to 1 platform platformMr pltror Bran Mr fr Colera Clerl friends frlend spooking splc further tuher o othe or orthe othe the campaign n of 103 said ld that tht Oov Gv Odeland Odel OdeUnd Odoliand and nd camp the Republican IepubUc State committee oomltee li liNew In InNew iiNew New York quickly quldty learned lo that Dr Oird Oirdners Gr Grnera Ordners had been ifailure i a afaUue efailure ners mlsuion to Mr M Bryan Bry b bn failure faUue and It ww wu a from trm that tht hour hou that thaOov thaicloy I I cloy 00 Odell Odel began U to speak spa so 10 oonfldontlj oonfldontljof onfdonty onfdontyof of his election eletion notwithstanding ntwithstanding any ay rob vobthat vte vtethat robthat hs that might be piled pied up for Mr M Color Cle in thigreat the thegreat thmgreat York Mr Color frlendi frlendifurther friendmfurther great city of New M C1erI rrends rrendsrthor further rthor declared delnr that from frm the women womenMr momnt momntMr momentMm Mr Odell Odel and the Republican Rpublca State Btat com commlttoo earnznlttoo om om11too mlttoo at the Fifth Fith Avenue Hotel Hotl learned loarnecof lee leeof learnedof of 11too the failure of Dr Oirdners Orners mission tlon the thequickly they theyquickly theaquickly quickly spread the news newl among aong all 11 the thisupporters tha8upportel1 thesupporters sproa supporters of Bryan Bran in the State St of NOTYo NOT NewYOI NosYom Yo k with vth the consequence cnquenc that Mr M Bryani Bryanifollowers Bre BreColowers Brysnefollowers from th thpolls the thepolls followers either remained rmie away te tepls Colowers eter to th thballot the thebnlot theballot polls In November 1903 11 or went up ballot pls bnlot box bx and ad dropped dropp la I their teir votes Toto for foiOdell forOel forOdeil Odell OdellMr OdeilMr Oel Mr Colors friends sold tonight tonight that tht I Iremain It Itrmain iirenmainmi Olere u remain rmain for Mr Bryan Blan to explain to thiDemocrats the theDmocrats theDemocrats Democrats of the t country countl bow it came cm about aboulthat aboutthat aboutthat Dmocrats that in his hi song long for regularity rgulaity concerning concerningBvory conrnln conrnlnovor conoernlnevery every Democratic Dmorl1to national nationl condidata tomPresident fo foPresident for forPr ovor Pr President ldent he has ha failed to sing of his hi owr owrregularity owrregularity regulrity regularity toward townd Bird 8 Coler in the th Ira Iraportant 1 Iraportant pornt portant campaign cmpalgB of 1001 1001They 1mThey 1902They They went on also ao to point out the elm elmllarlty elmlarlt sUnliarity larlt llarlty between btwen Colors Clerl treatment tramnt by Mr MrHill MrHi MrHill Hi Hill In that campaign ompalgn and ad the treatment treatmonlof trement trementof of John Boyd yd Thacher Thaher by Mr M Bill HI in th the 1806 convention which assembled umbe at But ButTalo Du BuItale tale and where Mr M Thaoher Thcher was WI nominated nominatedfor nomnt nominatedfor for Governor Gvenor Mr HIU Hl Mr Colors Clel frlendi frlendiassert tniendasasrt assert promised prom Mr M Thaoher Thahr faithfulLy faithfuUjthat faithfulLythat ratbfu that If I he would accept apt the th nomlnatior nomlnatiorfor nomllUon for Governor In that important Importat yew yen he htMr heMr heMr Mr Hill Hi would see le to It that tht the th convex convextlon connton convenlion ton lion did not no approve apprve the th national ntion platform platfortran platfor platforon on which Mr Bryan Brya had h been bn nominated nominatedYet nomint Yet Mr Thaohor Thahor was Wi nominated nmined and a Mr MrHill Mrthu Ri Hill put him on the following roUowlg platform platformTha plror plrorThf The Thf Democratic Democratl party Plry of the Stat of ofYork X Xe XeYork i iFork York in convention onelttol assembled lemble unreserved unreservedindorses uresrelly uresrellyIndorls unreservedlyadamsea the Demo Demosratlo Democrate DemorstIo Indorls indorses the platform platorm adopted aoPte by sratlo party at the national natonnl convention held heldn heldIn heldIn crate In n Chicago on July T 1IM o cordially oordlaly approvei approveihe apptovelthe appeoveeLbs the he nominations nominaton there tere made Ido pledges pleael to toWilliam toWlal toWililamn Wlal William J 3 Bryan and Arthur Arhu Bewail Sewal Its It I heart heartind heary hearylnd heartynd lnd ind nd active support and Ind declares deollrl1 as Us It I de deIberate deliberate delberate liberate judgment that never nevr In the history historyf lberate or f tho Democratic Democato party P4r has hal a platform platorm been beenwritten beenwritten beenwritten written which embodied embodie more completely completelyho the ho interests tntlrutl of time whole holo people loplo as die dlsInguishod dieingutehod dietlniulahe those who seek legislation legislationTor tlniulahe Inguishod from tbol sek lecilialo Tor private benefit bonelt than that given IIen to the theountry thocountry therountry country by tho ho Democratic Vemoorato national notonal con conrcntlon oonTntlon conrention Tntlon rcntlon of 1899 1899Mr 1805Mr 180GMr Mr Thacher The having hav read r that tt platform platformpromptly plAtronnprompty platformpromptly promptly notified notfe Mr Hill 8l that he would wouldlot wouldnot wouldriot prompty lot run rn as 1 a candidate cddte upon it and with withirew withdrew withirow drew from roTa the race rao and ad Wilbur Wibu F Porter Porterf Porteror or f Watertown Waterwn was wa nominated nominat for Governor Governoru Ooveror OoverorI I u his place placeMr pt placeMr Mr Ir Colers Clerl friends frends went ent on to t declare delAr that thathe thatlie he 10 knew nothing whatever about abut the thl8lal thl8lalUe social socialatio socialatlo atio Ue ooal plank p1ak which Mr HIU Hl embodied embodiedn embied embiedIn In n the o State platform of 1003 10 and that Ida hialather Idarather lather and ad others ote advised av him to decline declineho delo delothe the ho nomination for 101 Governor just as John John3oyd JohnBoyd Byd Boyd Thaobar Tachor did dd but Mr Color Collr did not do doso doso s so The Hill Hi people declared dela that Mroler Mr Mroler MrC01er C01er oler did not ke keep p his hi promise prem8 to t provide proideS300 S300 1300000 for campaign purposes and ad that he hejroduced heproduced cpag pupso produced only WOOOO 100 Mr M Colors Cles friends friendsoferring fries friesreferring friendsoferring prouc oferring to that tht statement statet Hold ad that tat it itivas Itsas ivas 1 Impossible for him to raise r money aa aaL I Ia a L candidate cddate for Governor when whe he was waaimpelled wasompeiled cmpUe impelled to stand upon that tht coal c plank plk planko 60 0 DELEGATES SAYS MCARREX MCARREXle UCAnEl UCAnElHe He le Will Go to Albany Today Tar for Com Committee Commtee Corntattles tattles mtee Meeting Ilwlns Tomorrow TomorrowSenator Tmornw TmornwSentr TOflmorrowSenator Senator Sentr P H McCarren McCrrsn hurried hqrle down to toJrooklyn t torooklyn Brooklyn on Friday evening after the final finaladjournment fnl fnlajournent finaldJournment ajournent adjournment of the th Legislature LRllltur and spent spentwo fpent fpenttwo spentwo two wo or three tr hours hour yesterday yety at Demo Demoratio Domooratlo Demomratio ratio headquarters hedqurl in the Thomas Thom Jeffer Jefferon son on completing cmpletng plans pln for the Bute Stte con oonention on onvnton conrntIon vnton ention He will wl 1 go to Albany Albny today toy so soi 0 0U U 4 to t bo b on hand hnd for the meeting metig of the theItato theBtato thetato Itato oammittco o mmlte tomorrow morning momln He Hexpressed Heexree lieIxproased exree xpressed himself hlmlf aa a highly satisfied tfe with withhe withthe withhe the he situation sltuaton and Ind expect expoU to cast Qt the votes voteaif of if sixty of the t e slttythreo elx thr delegates from fromClngs fremKig fromlags Kig lags county for an instructed Inlltrcte delegation delegationor Cor or Judge Parker ParkerIt Paker PakerI It I la I announced aounc that Hugh McLaughlIn Mcliaughllnrho McuhUn McuhUnwho McLaughlInrho rho was Wi named name as 8 a Q delegate de1egte from tho thoiecond thoSend thetecond Send iecond Assembly embly district dltrlct would not go o to toilbany toLlbany ilbany and that tht he would be represented representedudgo representedmy by Albany my Judge John J 3 Walsh hl his altete alteteJud alternate alternateudgo Jud udgo o vvalsh alh alzh was wa In I conference cnreece yesterday yesterdayrith yesterdaycithi etrdar etrdarwith with rith Senator McCarren Ncen and it Is believede believed he me e has agre agreed d to abide by the unit rule ruleamoa rle rleJames ruleamos hs are James amos Htievlln will wl go as I one of the dele deleales delegntes deieateB gntes ales from 8Ieln tho Eleventh Eeventh district dlrlct which whichanticipated whichiartieipated hloh hlohpaicipat anticipated in the recent roet McConen Mce caucus caucusnd caucusnd auc paicipat and nd Is theref tbeelor 01 e bound bund by the unit uit rule rulethor rle rleEXbenatr ruleExenater Exenater M Mkbael cael J Cof Coffey ad and time two twoother twotImer EXbenatr other thor delegates dehlat from the Mint Mintot 1lnth 2inth distict dietrict did didnot didiot not ot attend tho caucus cUCI and aro Btlll sUl opposed opposedMeCarrenB to 0 MeCarrenB Mcarrens plan pla for on a Instructed Introte dele deloation deleation delegation gation ation Coffey oley it la I said may ma not no attend aUwdtbu attendhe tbu he 10 convention conventionSenator conventon conventonMentor conventionsenator Senator Mentor MoCarren confirmed conrme the report reportMmmy reportesterduy loen esterduy that former District Attorney AttorneyJimmy Atorne AtorneJimmy retrll Jimmy Rldgway Is to be one of the theelegates thedelegte theelegates delegte elegates tention at large lale to the te St Louis Lui con contention conentlon canentton ELOX R BROWN RETIRES RETIRESHe BETllES BETllESHe He Announce Announ That Ta He la Not a C candidate candidatefor ndldat ndldatror ndldaror ror Renomlnatlon an al State Senator SenatorWATKBTOWN 8fator 8fatorWTEITOW SenatorWATaCr0WN WATKBTOWN WTEITOW N Y April 18 10Sentor 10SentorEon 10Senator 10SenatorElon Senator SenatorElon Eon Elon n Brown announced announcd this tbll tbl evening eveningthat eenlngthat eveningthat that ho was Wi not a a 0 candidate odldte for ro or renomlna renomlnation renoin renorination tion His HIl announcement announeont is made In a let letter let lettsr ter tr to the Wat Vatertown atertwn rtown 5Tim Tim Times a his personal personalorgan plronl plronlorgan personalorgan organ here hee The announcement anounement is a 1 great greatsurprise cet cetsurprl8e greatsurprise surprise to the general genera public publc but some something eme emething something thing of the kind was Wi waantielpated anticipated anticipted by those thosewell toso tosofl thosewIl well fl informed Informe as to th te political poltcl situation situationbore situationhare tuton tutonhere bore and as to the Senators Sentr relentless relentlessambition relentlessanbitIou ambition ambitionWhile albltlol anbitIouWhile reente While Whle the Senator Sentr In hi his announcement announcementsays aounceet aounceeteYII says eYII that tht his hs1aw law business makes maf his retire retirement reUremoat ment necessary ncey It I is believed bUee that he retre ex expects expet oxpoets poets pet to b b be nominated nonnt for AttorneyGenerol AtoreyOenera AttorneyOeneralhis his hi frl friends nds saying 81n8 that Gov los Odpllhias OdeU has b prom promtised promiced promlie iced lie the nomination nominton to him hm There Ther has hasbeen hubfn baabeen been bfn much criticism ortolm of Senator 8eu Brown here hernon he hereon on account aoout of his hil alliance alano with It Odell Odol and andBracltett ad adDrnclel andBracicstt Bracltett Drnclel and because bU9 of his hI violent Iolent and andIntemperate ad adInto andIntemperate Intemperate Into rate opposition oppofilon to t 0 the thf Dowling Dowlng wit witness witne witness ness ne bill ll and lnd there thfrl ha hM been bn much mloh talk tlk of n nlight itlight 1 light lght against nalnst the Senator SenatorSenator Senl1torHenltor Senatortionator Senator Henltor Brown favors the nomination n mnaton of ofDistrict orDistct ofDistrict District Distct Attorney Attrnny George Gerge H I Cobb C bb of Water Watertown Waterton Vaterton ton as I his hs successor IIUO Several other pout poutbio paulble I Ible ble candidates OdldatN are ae mentioned menUonc among aong them themformer thamrorer themformer rorer former Dltot D1st1ot Attorne Attorney Vl Vimgel el K Klo KeiIdg KeiIdgand g ga and Ewud Edward N Smith Smit of Wateon Watertown an anforiersznblyuian d dfOnI former a fOnI foriersznblyuian Assemblyman Ably Jams Ja A OutMnoa OutMnoaof o oo of Carthage o C ROTHSCHILD ROTHSCHID BAGGED 225001 225001OF 2OOOOF OF DEPOSITORS DEPOSIJOflh MOXEYORDEl MOXEYORDElTO ONBlnPER ONBlnPERTO TO ARRBST ARRBS HIM H l ON SMUT SMUTSheriff SIIT SIITI I 0 0SherItT Sheriff Levies 1le on the Globe Security1 Security1Offices RIClt RICltOmD1 HCOUZ1IYCIfifTiess Offices OmD1 on a Hill Di for PrlntlncEaiOranee PrlntlncEai PlntnlEut PlntnlEutOrance Prmnt1ngstOrange Orange Hat 11 Invented Ifltll Heavily lealy In th thHalf the thelalr theIlalt Pawnshop Bondi BondiThe BondiTho fondThe Half lalr lUlllon Ulon of pawnslop The Sheriff Sherl took possession yestordaof yesterday ycstordnyor of the offloos QfO9 of the te Globe Security Srity Company Companythe Cmpany Cmpanythe street am amthe and andthe the usury shop at 160 lG Nassau NIQU IItretnnd IItretnndthe the DistrictAttorney DlstrlctAtorey UIIUr asked aked the tle police polo t tarrest to toarrot toarrest arrest arrot on sight Its founder and father fatherDavid fatherDavi fatherDavid David Davi Rothschild Rthllchld lately laely president prident of the thewrecked te tewfke thewrecked wrecked wfke Federal Foera Bank BankThe Jal JiankThe The Sheriff seized slze everything everthing worth eels eelstag selzbig lz lzIg Sher Te big In the many my emcee ofo of the Security SocurltjCompany Scrity SecurityCompany Ig I to Company on tho seventh Iv nt floor foor of the Amorl Amorlcan Amorlcan can Cmay c Tract Society Soiety Building DuUdlg on an a attach attachment atah atahment attachmont ment obtained obtaie by Werthelmer Duffy Duffyattorneys Dufy Duff y yattorneys attorneys for tho Michael Printing Pritng Com Company ComplY Cornpany attrneYI pany plY which whic has a claim ealm against the Glob Globcompany Ooe Ooeoompany GlobeOompany and stationer stationeryamounting stationeramounting oompany for printing printig ad statonery statoneryaountng amounting aountng to t M2W 3202 20 The bill bi was wn due duion dueon dueOn on March Mrh 5 and WOO 1 800 was wa paid on account accountThe acount acounte accounthe The he e Michael Micael Printing Prtig Company has boer boerunable be beunale beenunable unable unale to collect oUeot the rest restTho rCt rCtTe restThe The attachment was granted on Uu Uuground theground Te attchment wa grt te tegrund ls New Jersey Jersecorporation Jerseycorporation ground grund that tho company 1 a Jerey Jereyoorraton corporation oorraton with wih no rating rDtlnl at the reputable reputablemoroantlle rputable rputablernte reputablerneroantiie moroantlle rnte agencies agenole Sheriffs Shertl deputies deputieslevied deputM deputieslevied and other otheifittings otherfttngs otherfittings levied levie on all 11 the office furniture fittings fttngs and served lere a copy of the attach attachment Attoh Attohmnt attachtriant ment mnt on William WUlnm Mulrhead Muirhe who sayssometimes says sayssometimes ny nysometme sometimes sometme that ho It Is president prldent of the com company cor corpanyad cornpanyand pany panyad panyand and at atothertimes other times tme that hoe the treas treasurer tra traurr treasUrar urer urr When Wen the usury business buln0 was wo good goodhe goo goodhe he was wltbe the president prident After Atr he was Wi ar arrested arrst atrested rested on the charge of exacting exactng usurious usuriouiInterest uurou usuriousInterest Interest rst Intrt for loans loan and after the Federal FederalBank federl federlBa FederalBank Bank Ba failed faie Mulrhead Muirhe hurried hured In out ofthe ol olthe of ofthe the wet and protected prot6te that he was 1 an em employee employee emnployco ployee upon whom certain heartless hearte per persona pr pr80M pereons eons were wer trying to visit the sins Bin of thai thaiwicked tat tatwicked thatwicked wicked soul David Rothschild RothschildAssistant Rthsohld RthsohldAistant RothschildAssistant Assistant Aistant District Dstrict Attorney Atorney Kresel eel said ualdlost aaldlast saidlast last evening that he had ha requested reuete In Inspector Inptr Inspecter specter ptr McClusky MoCueky to arrest rest Rothschild Rthhld on onsight onsight onsight sight on the charge of ofgrand grand larceny larcenyI liceny licenyI I do not nt believe blee said Mr Kresel Kesl that thatRothschild thatRthhid thatRothschild Rthhid Rothschild has halet left town On the contrary contraryI I have reason reson to believe bleve that tht he is here and andhiding andhiding andhiding hiding but I havent the slightest slghtt doubt doubtthat doubttht doubtthat that tht Detective Detetvo Sergeants Srgent McConville McConvie Pea Peabody Peaby Peabody body by and ad Clarke Cal ke will wi land their man mn within withina a few days day If 1 he has h left ler the city pre precautions precautions precautions cautions have been taken to have him himnobbed himnabb himnabbed nabbed nabb wherever he hI may turn tur up upI I do not care at this tlm tl dma to state stto the theparticular theploulr theportioular particular chargo of grand Grtd larceny lrny on onwhich onwhich onwhich which ploulr the District Attorney Attmoy has h asked aske for forRothschilds forothhldl forRothschilds Rothschilds othhldl arrest aret but there ore so 8 many manyof may mayor manyof of them that thot we weneed need nee not bo overparticular overparticularI overprticlr overprticlrI I spent Ipt a 1 good ROo part of the afternoon afeon with withBank withBak withBank Bank Bak Examiner Judeon and lud from what whathe whathe hat hath he h showed showe me I learn len that Rothschild Rothschildgot Rth hld hldgot got away with nearly 225000 250 of the banks banksmoney bank bankmonl banksmoney money moneyThe monl moneyThe The great gt part pr of this ho got by having havingthe hl1ln hl1lnth havingthe the th bank bk discount unlndorsed unindors notes note mateby mate mateby maCeby by totally totly irresponsible lespon8lblo persons prl In most mostcases mORtco mostcases co cases to him as payee pyee As fast as those thosenotes th08 th08notell thosenotes notes fell fe1 due he would either get tho thomaker thomer themaker mer maker to renew rnew them or ho would take them themup themup themup up with wth his own ow notes Wh When n the original originalpaper originalpp originalpaper paper was discounted dlfountfl by him tho avails availswero Imll Imllwe avaliWero pp wero we passed p8 to his hl credit crit immediately immediatelyBeing immediateivBeing Immelalel ImmelalelBeig Being Beig tho principal principl owner of the stock 8tok of ofthe ofth ofthe the th bank bak as al well wl as lS Us Is president preident ho was waaable wasable wasable able to manipulate this paper pper aa Mho ho lilted liltedTwo lted ltedTwo lUredTwo Two weeks weks after ater Rothschild Rothchld retired retiredfrom retied retiedrrm retiredtrain from rrm the presidency prsidency In favor of William WilliamM WIlam WIlamlL M lL Woods Wo former vicepresident lcpelldent of the theCentral theCnt theCentral Central Cnt National Bonk Dk Woods Woo dbcountedsome dUcounted dUcountedsome dountedsme sme some of these theo notes note sent for f r Rothschild Rothschildand RotJhUd RotJhUdand and demanded demade security seoulty for them themCertainly1 thomCrainl themCortainly Certainly1 Crainl Rothschild ItthhUd Is I reported reporte to tohove tohve tohyo hve hove replied rpU Phi 11 give giv you all al the security securityfou ICWI securityyou you want ant and Itll Itl be b giltedged giltedgedThereupon gUtg gUtgTheeupon giltedgedThereupon Thereupon Theeupon he turned tune over to Woods WoodsIttOOO Woos 110 IttOOO of the stock ttook of tho Globe Oobo Security SecurityCompany SocumityCompany ulty ultyCmpany Cmpany Company and ad copies cople of chattel chattl mortgages mortgageszivun mortgqgP mortgageegiven given by persons who had ha borrowed bOITowe money inonevFrom moneyfrom moneyFrom livn From that pon concern concen to the amount amout in stock stockind Btockand stockand and mortgages mortgagC of something 10methlnR over 190000 190000Of 110 Poxoof Of course OWI the copies caple of the mortgagedJompanya mortgaged morlgagwer mortgagessore wer sore worthles worthless and the Oobe Globe SCUt Secutity Secutityompanys Jompanya stock tok had no known value valueI Cmpnys I also al saw Woods Wo oods this thl afternoon afernool and andasked andI I i asked aeke him what he meant ment by accepting acceptingmh acepUng acepUngsuh acceptingmuth mh truck trek as a security Burity for other peoples peoplesnoiey pooplJs pooplJsmOley peopiosrnoiey noiey All Al ho could say 81 to me was WI that thatiO thathe thattie he tie iO considered olldere the security lurlv Rood go When Whenasked WhenIIlke WhenI I asked him if he considered onlderO the copy of arnQrtgsge a aiprtgage amrtgage IIlke iprtgage good security surity for anything he hooplied hereple heOliIed reple oplied that he didnt understand undorstnd that tht the theaortgages tbomorgngo themortgages mortgages were only copies cop le When I Iwt Iao ILiked morgngo Liked wt ri lll hm I If f jje considered cnsldcrC the Mock tok of a aood aconcrn aoncern ao concrn oncern lke like the Gobe Globe Beuril Security Company CompanyRo ompany ompanyood ood collateral oollteral for a loan ho replied reple that thate thathe Ro he e understood undert that tht the company compay was Wi doing doinga a I fine fne business businessThe huslne businessThe The Te Penal Ponl Code makes maO it a misdemeanor misdemeanorr memNnor memNnoror or r a felony according acrding to the amount of ofit ofth ofthe th the deposit for any otrr ottlcer ngent or clerk olerkof clerkf of it f a I bank lak to receive rel1 a a deposit deo8l knowing knowingthe the he bank ban to be Insolvent InsolventIf In5lvent In5lventI If I tho Globe Olob Security Seriy Company finds findsself fnds fndsItsel findsItself Itsel self unoblo unble to pay a printing printng and station stationry staton statonery stationtry try ry bill bi of 3202 20 the bondholders bndholdel1 of the corn cornany compny cornany any may be led It to Inquire how the concern concerna pny La a ever ee going to pay P y the principal prIncpal and andnterest andlteret andinterest lteret interest on the tie 600000 O or so of the bonds bondsold bnds bnds80l bondscold 80l old all alover over the country countr by the company companyince companysine companysince sine since Jan 1 1002 10 If I William Wilm Muirhead Muirheadrho Mulrla Muirheadwho who now says 1e hes h81 only tho companysecapegoat companys companyscapegoat cmpanY1 capegoat apgot but who told Charles C hnll Zepfer Zepferleather Zpler Zplera Zeplerleather a leather lether merchant merhant at 09 Gold street strt somo somowo 1010 1010two scmnowo two wo months month ago that Rothschild had noth nothto nothtng I Ilng lng to do wit witMuirhead with the company and that he heMuihead heMuirhead Muirhead was th thjmself the whole thing fnds litmUs litmUsEdraself Muihead wa thng himlf jmself unable to answer Invr the question questionome QUtetlonme I ome me of the bondholders bondholdel may bo b led le to t ask askIr Il askt1i I Mr t1i Ir Muirhead MulrhNd what has become beome of all 1 tho thoesoureea thoreule thoresources reule resources which tho company compony has been beendvertlalng bon beenmdveritslng I dvertlalng herllnK Itself lSl to be 0 possessed po8 e of In the theIteraturo theLiterature I ltratur Literature lountry which It hits hll bent ent all al ov ovr r the thelountry theoountr theountry i oountr This 11Is Is I the te companys componY1 statement ltatment of JulyI July 31 Ii I 1903 19 I RZIOQRCia RZIOQRCiaIlia IU01IOI IU01IOIDiL itzsovncnhits DiL hits discounted for merchanta UMUT UMUToaaa P42T I O OAt401 oaaa on 01 mercbanulic terbilal ana warehouse warehousereceipts warcoluortelpu mcarerloImmorecelpu L receipts rtelpu recelpu0sns M7 8 00 00ru 0sns ru on o life lie Inaurancs lMurnce policies polcle and andoUclrapurchatcil ald aldtggei amidpouctespurchsectl 0 Lr oUclrapurchatcil c JMsoo U 00 00tbikninabonilt 00ltorkeandbonde tggei tbikninabonilt J Jgjooo 00 00Mb g 00msbonhanctindtntMlkS msbonhanctindtntMlkS Mb on hand Illd und n In 11 l hllkl auk 14 5354354 5354354tortfmime3 BSMJ M Mortrftcea MM Csb M ortrftcea and trcurtd 1 U d notej sad aodclaim sadclAim claim i i 3W4M 34 353454Total 00 00Total 0 0Tolll Total l649S m2i m2iUIIfUI ri7 ri7LUBIUTIE8 15 15WADILT855 LUBIUTIE8 LUBIUTIE8apltalatoek WADILT855am9ts1stock UIIfUI Ctlst apltalatoek am9ts1stockiutplmiS k 1000 00000000 00000000urpiua 5urplI urpiua fund rUld 47100000 n 17500000loads OO i iondi loads outatandlnf OUI outiandtngeeoc dr 3iisiioo 3iisiioooans 160 10nds oans dlirounted with banks banl and andranktr 114 114bnke sadbnksms Lans ranktr bnke 3180471 31004740Tots tD6Tla a aTotal Total iu48S9J7e t I 100 10 IDOl Compared this showed ehoe a an Increase Incre of capital capitalfrom cpltafrm capital capitalfrom from frm 100000 100 to so 400000 the acquirement acquirementof lulrltnt lulrltntof of 2S5000 180 of stocks and bonds bnds and an a Increase in increase Incre crease cre of surplus lurplus from 377070 70 to 470000 4iGo 4700oThe 470000The The circular from rom which the above AbVI state statement stt sttment statemont ment crlr is II taken tken has ha the statement 6ttement in very veryblack veryblack er black type on the first frlt page that the com company compny cornpony blac pony seas tye U possessed at that tat time tme of cash cashcapital ch chcplt1 cashcapital pny cplt1 capital and ani JS3le surplus lrplul to tho amount alount of oftt76O ofIi Ii 1075000 1075000This 071000Ide I tt76O This 1 hil Ide statement Bttemfnt was Issued ISud less than a year yearago y e ar arago ago At this fartlclunr tiire thr when the dlti dltitressed ciistressed te I tressed t Mr Mulrhead Mulrhra Jartcluar doesnt doent know whether whetherthe whetherthe heUlerthe the company cmpanr can continue onUIo In business bUllln0s or ornot ornot ornot not the te bondholders bndholder4 of the company cmpauy are arelikely fo folkely nrelikely likely to rise UP end Inquire what has ha be become beome become come lkely ome of this thl rs million 1 lon and more mor of dollars dolafin dolafinle In Inless Inless less le than a 1 year YSI U I must be bf nrrembered nrremberedhowever rlberet reremberedhowever however that thlt when both bth of these thselltlmentl statement statementwere statoizerstswere were wer Issued l8uld David DIld RoUiBchild Rothfhld was WC the theSecurity theSeurty theSecurity Security Seurty Companys CompY1 directing directn force loro and andthat In Inthnt andthat that the statement IttOrent is I his statement statlnt The Thecircular To Tocrlar Thecircular circular crlar says saysThe ey saysThe The Te capital stock stok is It held principally prlncplly by the omoers an and directors dlNtor of the company companyconsequently companyconesquontiy companyconluonty consequently conluonty It will wi be for their Interest Interestthat IntenJt IntenJttat internetthat that tat none lut the safest sft loans are ar trade tradeWit tadf ivadeWIt Wit was I reported rtpOtt yesterday yeerd that tht Mr Mulr Mulrhead Mull Muirhead WIt head tead had ha Mid that the amount of bonds bondsactually bond bondaotl1 bondsactually actually aotl1 sold lold by the company ns I stated statedIn ftate In the thl newspapers no papors had ha been en grossly ilollsly ex exaggerated IX IXaggerltt axaggerateci aggerated aggerltt If Mr Muhhoad uhhNI made mdo the thestatement thf theelatelnent statement Ilatcment he must mUt have hA forgotten for otEn the thefinancial thealnclo1 thefinancial financial alnclo1 tUUments tmts which blah he as a treasurer treasurerof trMUor trMUorof of the Ue company company tttestod at aa correct cort on Aug 1 10 0 omp 166 18 and July Ju7 t SI 1 IKS 101 la 1 Uw Ut 1 Speaking With Auhority AuhorityI Authority AuthorityThe I I J PADEREWSKIi PADEREWSKIiThe PADEREWSIUThe PADERWSICEIThe The TheUnmistakable The Pianola is perfeclion perfeclionHAROLD perecion perecionUnmistakable pcrfectionVnmistakable HAROLD H ROLD BAUER BAUERI BAUERVerdict DAVERIVerdict Unmistakable UnmistakableVerdict Unmistakable 4 in to all other punoforte punoforteplayers pianofoneplayer pan foe foeplayers I consider cons cr the Pianola u i is auperior every eve way iloe Verdict Verdictof players playersJOSEF player playerof playersof of the theForemost JOSEF HOFMANNi HOFMANNiI HOFMANNForemost HOFMANNzForemost Foremost ForemostLiving Hi I unhesitatingly pronounce prononc the PianoU PianCI the te bert b of o all al pianoplaying pianoplayingdevices piaplay piaplayLiving pianop1ayngLiving devices devicesJEAN devicesJEAN Living LivingMusicians device deviceMusicians Musicians MusiciansRedarad Musicians JEAN I Of GIRARDYt GIRARDYtOf GRARDY GRARDYOf f all al pianoplayers the Pianola it unquestionably uquetoly the to b best b rt of this t I am amthoroughly a athoroughly sinthorough i thoroughly y convinced convincedJOSEPH cnvinced cnvincedO convincedS O S T JOSEPH SLIVINSKIi SLIVINSKIiThe SLIVrNSKIil I II l f I I L I t J05EPf The Te Pianola is is undoubtedly the te greatest sraC piaaopliyer piuplayer in lt the world worldLEOPOLD world worldI I I LEOPOLD GODOWSKIt GODOWSKItI GODOWSKI S l1 f d I I have hae no hesitancy h sitancy in expressing expresing my great preference for the Pianola PianolaJOHN Piaol PianolI I 11 t JOHN J HN PHILIP SOUSAJ SOUSAJThe SOUSAiI I II I I t The Te Pianola is unquestionably the bert bet of all al pianoplayers pianoplayersMARK pianoplayer pianoplayerI pianoplayersI I I I MARK HAMBOURGi HAMBOURGiThe HAMBOURGI I The Te Metrostyle Metrotyle rlaces places the Pianola Pi anoIa in a musical position piton far ahead ahed of any anyother any1l anyother I other instrument ittrument of 0 this nature natureMORIZ naturet natureMORIZ 1l t r MORIZ ROSENTHAL ROSENTHALNothing ROSENTHAlNohing ROSENTHALzNothing o Nothing Nohing has ha more closely doely approached hand had playing thin ths l th Pianola PianolaLlIG PianolaLUIGI PianolaLUIGI LUIGI MANCINELLIi MANCINELLIiThe MANCINELLITe The Pianola is a wonderful instrument instent Nothing I have ever heard heardbefore heardbeore heardbelore NN before beore Te could culd be called caled wonderl artistic arlie c in the th true te sense cf that muchabused word wordL L 1 J PADEREWSKIi PADEREWSKIiI PADEREW5KI Redarad nedar fnctlmllr tnCllml ef atbnt I atbntIted PU PUnolt Ih 9i 9inote I desire d eSlre to order or d cr another anot h er Pianola P lano I a for I Of use ue in In my residence rel d ence Will WIIfoll I you youkindly vou vouhe4 youlzed note Ited foll Pndercwrtl PndercwrtlA roll rl Mrtroitrle 1011111 bowing marklnc lurkloc an n Dlbnr t tPndercwrtl b1 kindly k I dl Y select se I ec an instrument Istrment in I rosewood foewo c and an d have ave packed paclc d with Wt h hlodmk it t rolls rols of ofmusic ofortll of1adupwjkI lodmk A As tb InKniTfUllon U aot Uof music musIc and shipped via steamer steamerKrlner steamefIn steamerSiltd of lit g 1itt aet 1 it lunch Import Importtne muic tne ortll In Siltd wiAild ild I II not i t tb the clrt g1 Mreutlon UrMtll serious O cr cn cnde9tIoe n nderttloo I IwiAild 1t 1t Iild Amr olbn wpttkown mulelil amnitelers abs I ie Itral itramgly Moivd I tb IIAn P1ssIs 11 Ir are 114 114f1 David DavidPtohani derttloo lo J in nr pi pipl itinI flurstelIer 11008 Lultin lluutt Pnn ell Calt E 04 Colons Earle EDrleo elm raruo V dl dlbe dipIy t uuljii ual u cqullpei tr with withApril lhlhm Ptohani Aloll d Julrller I Caki ndrul Lliin DIppel lime Inu 0141kl Ga akt 4lrr ilrrcd Ioll IDrIi llrc1 Jouruf Jouruim trlme trlmebe pIy pl r r equllp4 wlh Ibaun p JIO 7ei ltnk Dlppl ttI 1 Fili Rinul Pueno pnl Plaecon AI rtd rtdAnl rrdiiatseuauer be ctrtitvI ctrtitvIYlTX Krlner J Jan n Kubtllk Miorlot MiorlotnUeu lurlcl 554z ow Fels 01 Ilnul PUKn 1lncn Fl1 Fl1I f1 lel1I IX Kublk ctutiUe1ek tu Ernest Dobnaoyt Anlea lol 90a y yApril YlTX I T dODtt oT nlleulur iiatseuauer nUeu uer Emll Emi Siuer A Scottl ScottlHoc Icoll Wie Mmi IhUID Et 901 DblnTI April Anl U 1 1W4 Hoc 110 11007 Fanny YaT ItloomScldZleilcr JoomCeI4ZPler etc etcThe tc tcThe etcThe The significance of these and hundreds hundres of similar simiar statements statementsrests statementsrests statementsrests rests in the sigifcance fact that they are the voice vo c of authority author tJ They are arethe arethe arethe the earnest convictionsof convictions of great great artisls artiSs who have investigated the thesubjed thesubje thesubjet subjed subje of pianoplayers anu and who know whereof they speakNo speak speakNo spekNo No exparte statements can compare m in weight and impres impressiveness impressiveness impressiveness siveness siveness with these carefully carefuly formed opinions from musicians musicianswhose musicianswhose musicianswhose whose names and fame are worldwide worldwideThere S By the te aid ad of o i the Pianola anyone anyneo anyonene no matter matterhow mater materbow matterhow I how far removed remoed from the te realm of music muic has hasbeen basbeen hasbeen I been his previous prevou life lemay may play the piano with withfaultless withfaull withltlcu faultless faull ltlcu technique tecli9e and the greatest variation vAriaton of ofexression ofreslion There Is It But One PIANOLA PIANOLAhUdo PlAN PlAN0On1ybyeAieliLeCoraPL exression exprCton reslion The Te e Metrostyle Melolc the te latest laes de defurther deveopment o of the Pianola carries the idea much muchluner muchrther hUdo 0On1ybyeAieliLeCoraPL Onlf by he Aeolikiv Cotnjwk further veopment luner rther and o furnishes fnshcs t most mo carres valuable lc assistance in inthe inle n nthe I a the le interpretation lerpretaon of o a composition cmpition Its It import importance impr importnce ance ace is I such sch as a aito to warrant warant warrantapersonal a personal persna investigation investigationby inveigaton inveigatonby by y anyone aye interested inerced in music musicPianola muic musicPianola I IPianola Pianola 250 with Metrostyle 300 300May 30 300May May be b bought bulht OUt on O rootoau mt monthly mCty payment payniclrnhe paymentAEOLIAN pyt I IAEOLIAN COMPANY Aan Aeolan JSiSiS Hall 352 fi fiSIlln Fifth Avenu Avenue Avonisnear he e AEOLIAN ner near 34th Street StreetSelUn StreetSellIng SellIng A AoritJl Aentl nt i FREDERICK FREDEIUCK LOE3ER LOEER S CO e BrMklyni Jrklvru LAirTCM LVR CO c N Nwamk w rfc I flr first t statement sttfmont the officers ofcerf of the company companacknowleds companyaltowledged companyacknowledged acknowledged altowledged frMt l that tht 5000 650 worth orth of bond bondwoio bondsOi bondioutstanding woio Oi c outstanding oulstardlnc nid In the second eond state statement statement statemont ment the bond bCld business usil58 had BO lncicisoand lnciciso InCIOlS0 lncmeLsecJaml and multiplied that thoy were able to emit stalthat 8tnle 8tnletbat emitthat that mullipled 255341 255 654t 1 of tht tho bonds IJoncs had been ben din dinpos dll dllp05d dimposd pos p05d d of That vrs ts nearly neM a I year elr ngo ngoJf ngoI agoIf Jf the glowing ado tlsomenta of the thicomiMiny theroniany thoonwnlY comiMiny onwnlY I leveul leIal tho true tsementa facts ffCtl then tin tinbond thobond thebond bond business bu lne1 increased IncrMerd about 400 40 per cent centIn centIn centin In one year If llt it has maintained mwntaine thin rat ratof rate raloof rateof oe of Increase Incrc since July 31 1003 103 it is l possible possiblethat possiblthat posible posiblethat that there are I 6nco e about SSOO 800000 of tho bondoulHtmiding bond Iondl Iondlouthtnnding hoodsoutstanding outstanding If I this be true tre Willlan WilllanMuiihcd Wiiam WiiamMuhhd WilliamMuihcmad Muiihcd president rrfldent or treasurer leurer or what whataver wht whatever ever he may bo will wi probably be called callocupon cale calledupon upon to answer alcr many mlny questions qUCllol during th thnext the tbonext thenext next week weekJOB weekJOn weekJon JOn FOR MAYOR 1UIOn DRVEX DRVEXAi nntEAI Ai President Ptaldtnt of the tie Globe Gohe Security Stcnt Co 0 1 1It U UI IfIL It I Need NldA ceda One OneEAST Onto OntoEST OneEtsr EAST EST OIUNOE N J April Apri 18 ItMnor ItMnorEdvnrd 15Mayor 15MayorEdward Mayo MayoEdward Edward Edvnrd Everett Bruen of East Ornngannounced Orange OrangeInnounce Orangeannounced announced Innounce today tday that he would serve a apresident a8 a8preident aspresident president of the Globe Oobe Security Seurity Company Companof Companrof of Now York If that concern is allowed alloe tc tccontinue to toeontlnuo tooontinuo continue in operation operaton The Mayor says sayftho 6rS 6rSthe saysthe the Job was offered orored to him two weeks ago agoat agoat agoat at which time tme he says 1 Mulrhead Muirhea announcer announcerthat annountId annountIdthat announced announcedthat that something was W3 e0 solup going iS to drop Mr MrBruon MrBren 1r 1rBruen Bruon Bren declares delnrf that ho didnt really rely want wonttho wanttho wanttho tho job but It I was WA represented rerresonled to him Im that thattho thattho thatthe tho salvation of th the bondholders hondholdef was IS de dependent de dopendant Alvaton pendent on his becoming bcomlug president pe ldolt BO BOhe I sohe he tank his individual Individul desires deire to help out outthe outthe outthe the 6n bondholders bondholdersMr Mr bondolders bondoldersMr Bruen Bren was wa very emphatic In declaring declaringinvested dl1arlng dl1arlngthat declarinthat that leveral soveral wt Orange pcrple who ha hainvested hne invested in the company couldnt t possibly possiblylose pOBllbly10S possiblylose lose 10S as 1 tho board boord of trustees tU8t s would protect protectthem prott protectthorn them and betides btlldo there was a surplus RUIlus of 140000 Several of the Mayors aors friends friendsin in HOO fca Last t Orange hold bonds bld of tho Hobo Clobocompany Globecompany company Jt and altogether alogether It Is believed believedthat Oleel believedthat that there is East Et Orange Orollo capital cpial to the theamount theaount theamount amount aount of at least let KOOUO 00O0 0 Invested InCted In it itru Itlho itTho ru t that vn the iA last Tr i i iwent lho Mayor Bas tt Orangeie8 Orangeie8wlnt Orangeitea OrangeiteawCIit went wlnt into it of their Ilrlr o On own 7n accord acorr but ho hoadmits 11 headmits I admits that some of them came ome to L him for foradvicn foradvice advice amit about the investment arid an that he headvised headiE headvised advised adiE them UiemDRYAX themIJnI4N tlcm tlcmnn DRYAX nn AND AlD EXCOXFEDERATES EXCOXFEDERATESHe EXCOEDERTEf EXCOEDERTEfle He le Denies That at lie le Has I nun JioSileo JioSileoDiemCites Hostile Hoste to toThem totnlClu Them DiemCites tnlClu Cltei Ills 11 Ilecorrt necld to Prove POHI It ItDAIWS I ItDarze DAIWS Tex April Apri 18 16Reent 10Recently Recently E EG EO G Senter of Dallas Dall wroto to William Wiiam Jen Jennings iennings nings Bryan BryanHerewith BryanHerewith BryanHerewith Herewith you will wl fInd fnd editorials ed riale from fromthe tromthe fromthe the Dallas Dala News eis of March 10 and March MarchU 12 which repeat repft and by inucndo Inueldo indorsethe Indorse Indorsethe Indorle Indorlethe the charge that you refuted rlhlEr to sole oto for foreither foreiher foreither eiher either Mills Mis or Crisp Clep for SpesJcer Saeaer of Con Congren Cangreil Congross gross greil on the ground that they thc were cre 01 01Confedcratce exCnfed oxConfederater Confedcratce Cnfed rlltet I know that you ou are Iro wear wearied wearled eM eMle led le of making reply to this ancient and andmalicious andmailcious malicious mlciou canard cnnrd but In view of tho faot faotthat footthat that tht It has ha been thus revived r v1o by the news neepaper newspaper ne 5 5pper paper organ of tho Cleveland l1eclnd effort cort In InTexas inTexas pper Texas I deem dom It proper to again bring bringIt It lexa to your you attention attentionToday attntion attntionToday attentionToday Today Mr lr Scnter received reched this Ull reply replyMT rrlly rrllyMr replyMr Mr PIUII SKNter StNUr Your favor faor at band bandI I have been INU metllii mltl with lh the thl Cri Crisp rllp D story lOT for forMveral forIeral forseveral several Ieral years I took it I up recently at Mont Monttrr Iolt Iolt10njery lormt lormtgonery gonery rer acmlU nd Atlunta tlun Id and dlllt denied hnlnl hnvinr voted votedagairmet otf agairmet RCR 10njery Ift Criep rllp I voted 1ed ror or llprinqsr Sprln trr rr In the theLoUn tlm tlmcaucus t hI caucus LoUn RU01 not Uv lecmlfo Imecauso I was If oppsN opposed n J to Olp Olphut ihphut l p phul hut because blcUle I wits 11 for Hpriniccr fprlnlcr I votwl otP for JorlrikV for1lhl fortikp lrikV in the th Hou 10ulp house e on roll rol cull cln In both oth tim tliFiftvseeontl thlrlvbernd timFtftvseroml i 1lhl Fiftvseeontl and attn Fiftythird tftIhhd lUIIrsar tmmrrrssee untrrrsepft nnd nndIn Ild IldIn 5111In In lrlvbernd the t A caucus cucua In II the thl Klftythlrd foriurm lole loleDut But If I the peopld of the Iht South outl want Hlit to know knoiwhether knowhelhr knoww1metImr whether 1 nm nm peorh wllllne 1111 to ito to justice Jlltce to nn n n PX PXtonfedfrnta pxlnredernte e enfaderate tonfedfrnta nfaderate there thrrt to t o better bptlr wny wn to find findnut findomit n nOlt nut Olt 1 reoommfndrd rtonunrnrr an vxConrodcrfltci lxonrfrllf J JDlCMhotin J1CAlhoun J1Jtcalhoun DlCMhotin 1CAlhoun for IoMmnstfr Mlmnslr or Lincoln Itnoln inni inniHe IO ISD3lie He 1 was a turned tumN down by b Cleveland Ileclnnd I recom recommended recom recommllde recoinmended mllde mended the th appointment Ipflntlrnt of 0 anntlipr pxCon pxConfederate fXCOU fXCOUrornte exCotmfederate rornte federate W ft is Morrlfon in l Il03 1403 os or IRfM to tof top I p f imsltlon JItllon In the Land Office 0 co nt lt Lincoln Lincln and nnt4I I I have nave Included tndudP Morrllnfl two rxCrnfedcrntPs U nreernt In the theComnicnr th th7omnu IhoComnor Comnor 7omnu n r list tet of nvatlablo Prcitldrntlnl Prsldrntlslcafldldatas CldtdatN cafldldatas Stor eaator Cckrt Oockrehl IValjble Ind end JudJ hudfr5 Ppldrtll PpldrtllCldtdatN C Clark Clarkaours ak akTou Tou aours tr tmwy w J 7 BJ14H BIIYAK BIIYAKt I t ji ir MOVIRE CHARGES CORRUPTION CORRVPTJOXHe He Ut Declares Derlanl That Kirks Ktrk District Dele Delesates DeleJatn Brieiates sates Cost COlt Him K1BOOO K1BOOOSTRACCSE 1100 1100SACtSE 515000Synacuse STRACCSE SACtSE April Apri 10 10Mor 16More More trouble truble h hM hM6prng hassprung j jsprung sprung 6prng up tp In the ranks rank of tho Democrats DcmocrataFormer Demorts DemortsFormer DemocratsFormer Former Mayor llayor James Jame K McQulre Muire issued iuo astatement i istatement a astatement statement today tay charging charglg that tat the te votes ot ol olAssembly of ofAssembly Assembly Aembly district dltrlc delegates deleg te had ha been be pur purchased purcle purchased chased to the extent etent of 15000 150 by b former fonneiMayor foner fonerMlyor formerMayor Mayor cle Mlyor William Wllam B Kirk and a as a a result ru th thorganization te teorsanltlon the theorganization organization orsanltlon men threaten to send snd a dele delegation de1egaton dolegatlon gation gaton to t Albany to oppose oPFOe the te seating setng of ofKirk orKirk ofKirk Kirk Alderman Aldern frank Fak Matty Maty and ad James JamesN Jao N Meaghcr Mr MoGulra Moulre says uyiIt saysIt Y YIt It may as I well Wel be understood undelt by the thepublic te tepublo thepubhio public publo that this UII fight tht for forcontrol control coDtol of delegates delegatesto delgat to the te Democratic Demorato State convention Ofoto has hiasimply b hassimply simply siply resolved rolve itself l el into Int a boodle be contest oontwtNever ott ottNeer contestNever Never in the history b tor of orpolltlOIn ofpolitUn politic in Ononda Ononda Onondacunty Onondaga Onondagacounty a acounty county cunty has ha such corruption corpton b been cn n witnessed witnessedbefore wlt witneaedbefore before beforeIn beror beforeIn In the city clt MoGuls Mauir says Kirks Klrkl dele delogates delegate ddegates gates gate I cost Clt him hi IIOOJ 10000 while whlo 11 in the te town townSpafford towndelegate townsdelegates delegate delegates worn offered frm from Suo 250 to II 1 0 000 000each er ofer each eah to desert drcrt McGulre Mcuire He declares delr fl tiat tiatSrairord Srnord Spafford delegates delegate were offered ofer 110 100 each eachLysnnderSlOand eh ehIysnder eachLysander LysnnderSlOand Iysnder Lysander l6ld 150 and Elbridge 500 5 and ad that tt a aCicero aCicr aCieerodelegatewasoffered Cicero Cieerodelegatewasoffered delegate was M offered 1000 10 MoGulre MoGulrewill Mcuir MoGuirewill Cicr oer will wl represent roprent the First Firt Assembly b1y district districtbefore dltrlot dietritbefore before hefor the committee on contested oontte seats seatsIn sats satsIn scalein In tho Stale convention conventionSTOLEN connlnton conventionSTOL1W STOLEN STOLFN STAMPS STAllPS RECOVERED RECOVEREDCollection RlCOERED RlCOEREDCUfoton RCOEREDCollection Collection CUfoton Worth WurtliSlO000 urh loooo 100 Taken Tken sken From Fom a aJamaica aJaniaka Jamaica Jlala Plain 1aln Man lan Found Poud In Boston BostonBOSIOH Blton BltonDS10N BostonB0S3ON BOSIOH DS10N April Aprl 10Through 10 lBTrug Through the te effort effortof eorl effortsof of the police polee a stamp stp collection oolloUon valued at atover atover atover over 10000 100 has ha been bn recovered reve and re returned ro roture m mturned ture turned to Its owner J F Damon Daon of Jamaica JamaicaPlain Jaac JanialosPlain Plain The 1he stamps stps many of which an anextrercely ar arextrnel areextremely extremely extrnel rare rro were stolen from frCm the Damon Damonmansion Dl1monmanion Damonmansion manion mansion oliroat nro t two two months ago agoIn BgOIn agoIn In the collection cleton was W a Mauritius Maurtu stamp itompvalued stampvalued tp tpva1ue valued va1ue at 1400 10 and several Icveral from Chile ChileChina Cie CieChin ChileChina China Chin and Nicaragua Nlorsua worth orUI over 100 100caoh 10 100each each cch Early Erly in the week wek Urn police polce in inerectors Inafectol inerectors erectors afectol loomed lorned that a dealer deaer had h offered offereda oter a arar rare Mauritius Mauritul stamp flmp for sal Nlt sale Investiga Investigation InTtga Inveetigation tion revealed reeole tho ho entire entr collection oleton in i nil hispossession nilpossession hllposseion possession posseion ton Ha has hl furnished fUrBhe a descrip description derip desoription tion of the man who ho sold 1d him the stamps stampsand stmp stmpand stampsand and it is believed belevcd that an ai arrest art will 111 follow followCniXESE followCilINESE rouollCHINESE CHINESE EXCLUSION EXCIUSI LAW LAWAttorneGeneral LAirAtorneGrnrra LAWAttorneGeneral AttorneGeneral AtorneGrnrra Kays Ias It I mil 111 flhi Continue Cntiue In InForce trForce I Force Despite Dtplo Abrogation brsatnn of Treaty TreatyWASIHNOTON Tet TetWAnNGTON TreatyVAsn1totoN WASIHNOTON WAnNGTON April A pril 16 16Atomeye 16Atomeyecral 16At AttorneyGen AttorneyGenoral torneyOenoral oral Knox Kox has hs completed oomp1ete his hi written opinion opinionin t in regard to the legal phases pho of Chinese Chineseexclusion Chinee Chineseexclusion I exclusion ecullol arising arltlng from expected expete abrogafinn abroga abrogation roga rogatlon finn of the Chinese treaty by China The Thetext fhetext flietext text of the opinion has h8 not been tn given IIon outbut out outbut outbut but in effect rtet ollnlon it holds that tht the Chlneee tlne hines Ex Exclusion Exoluslon Eselusion elusion law Ilw now on the statute books bob will willcontinue wU wUcntinuo slUcontinue continue cntinuo In full ful force tor and effect erec t despite despitethe dePt despitethe the abrogation of the treaty trnty unless u e that thatlaw tMtlaw thatlaw law Is 1 repealed rEpole by b Congress Any action actionby ncton nctonby actionby by f forigreas ongrnss ongrrM Is therefore regarded rllrdo as a un unlikely unlke unlikely I likely lke at least 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c THE I ti SUN UNSYND1Y SUNDAY APRIL 17 1904 I Q jjj BIG BAR TO A GENERAL WA WAAXOIOFRENCII WAR WARAWilnFTrFW1I1 WAR4flFflEXC11 AXOIOFRENCII AGREEMENT UA UAREDUCED HA1l1DlCIW HAS HASit0UC11 REDUCED THAT PERIL PERILInllril lElllIllIrf IEIIlLflItI Inllril llIrf Hffnrli of the Two Nations stoii Now ow tor forivaoi torralcSRturol torIIiigtn ivaoi ralcSRturol Natural iiiiMlan Irritation nt ntllrr atIIrr t t11cr llrr Ally 111 lb Action etlonWrmlln Herman ot All Allr r f T Olden Oocs Not Welcome the Compact CompactSptetal CompaotSptclaJ CornpaotSpeciai Sptetal CoW Ca Detpalcft la TUB Tli Sew SewToNnox SCIf100woN 3V1qTnr1 ToNnox April 18 16Nothln Nothing g In many manyTarw mAnyal1 many8rM Tarw al1 has hu had Hch nn Important efTect efTecton on 11 Iho ho Ktiinil n nll International wit lIon us usti nilthl ash of tim AngioFrcnch agree agreewont agreeNow ti thl h conclusion conrlu lon wont Xw n that Bom Omo days huvlI mvo dap elapsed claplledfl ed edfr fr fl n 1 study IItud into its bearings It IB I realized realizedthdt rtAhzedthllt naltzetlthnt thdt tho really perilous crisis of a few weofca weofcaflgo wJkll1Ij10 WeekHgo flgo go has been changed Into a condition of ofcomparative ofrornpl1ratlo ofnnparatlvo comparative security securityIt 8CCurlt 8CCurltIt It is not that a scries of longstanding longstandingdisputes longstAndingrtisPUtl8 longstandingBputeS disputes have been nettled None one of the theinKues theI theisue inKues I ueg Involved was 1111 Important from a world worldwide worldIde worldsIce wide Ide point of view 1 The Importance lien lienin liesin 1 1in in thn tin tact that tho attitude of cold polite politeness polltfJI1P ness I1P between tho two great Power has hasrn hasL hasLen L Len rn n changed chan il to cordial friendllnmw friendllnmwIi rrltndlllllII Ii incniiM 11ln ami this waR tho prime object objectHiiiglit objectupht objectnglit Hiiiglit upht by both I th KldPn that the danger clulI l1r of a agiMinrul a11Iral awnr giMinrul 11Iral wur has been reduced from the tlieiliiiidiHious thetlliiieosiofls I IIlillHnHiontl iliiiidiHious of n grave peril to an ordinary ordinarydiplomatic ordinarydiplomatio orlinarycitp1onRtiO diplomatic probloni probloniWhatever problouWhahIr prOblmIWhatvr Whatever exigency may be created or oraccidentally orflrrhlentally orecidentally accidentally arise out of the crlsos in the the1ar theJar thelar Jar or Near lar East Ea t it In I certain that Franco Fraticonnd Franconnd Francond nnd nd Great Britain will use their utmost utmostefforts utmostelort utmostefforts efforts to prevent tho spread of hostilities hostilitiesiKyond h08tUities1Iond hostllitie8ieyoud iKyond well defined areas Thwe lh efforts effortsmoreover c etYortsjnoreVer ffor fforJn moreover Jn lr must in ifl the ordinary course of ofevents oftwntll oftVtflt5 events bo successful successfulnussus tlUoc suossfulflt lHrul lHrulRCflSIAS nussus flt SSIAS IRRITATION NATURAL NATDBALThe NATURALThe NATCSAL1he The AngloFrench convention coming comingit 11 it does at this critical moment ranks as asuno I1Jno asInS InS no of the greatest victories for peace in inmodern inmodern inmodern modern times It Is because thin Is Us Ustrue IlsIno 1t8trio true character that its reception in various variousilimrters various1uartrs nrlous11l1rtlrl ilimrters acquires peculiar significance significanceThere There are In all the world only two oxcep exceptions oxceptions oxceptions tions to the unfeigned joy with which it itlinn ItIIOH Itlies linn been received receivedRussia recehcdRussia receivedRussia Russia save for two or three platltu platitudinous platltudinuus platltuIWOUS dinous public comment shows serious seriousdisturbance StrlousdiHturblnco seriousdisturbance disturbance and displeasure over this thisnotion thisIIctlol1 thisacIon notion of her ally llT Just at the present presenttimu presenttlmll presenttime time no one neod condemn that unhappy unhappynation unhappynation unhappynation nation for this perfectly natural feeling feelingThere teel1l1g11JCre feelingThere There has boon an impression created in inHussla InItusllia in1tusia Hussla that the new entente with England Englandhas has deprived the FrancoRussian nlHanco nlHancoof of t its vitality She realizes that no matter matterhow matterhow matterhow how dark tho fortunes of war may become becomeshe becomehe she he can hope for no material assistance assistancefrom aSlllstnncefrom from France FranceLetters FrantLetters FranceLetters Letters from St Petersburg today todaypugcest todayugCe todayggest pugcest ugCe ggest t that Russian Influence will if It Itft ItJoe itses ft ses any chance of success endeavor to toH tocuro toecurO H ctiro tho early downfall of tho Combes Combesministry Combesmlnl Combosministry ministry mlnl try and the removal of M DelcassS DelcassSfrom Delcas5from Delcassfrom from the Foreign omce It Is not im improwble Imlro impriabla prowble lro able that the Combea regime r gime will end endliofore endheror endbefore before long but Intrigues against the new newAngloFrench newnjtlorench newAngloFrench AngloFrench friendship cannot hopo for foruece torJCC6ljg forIuecees JCC6ljg uece 4 in the near future and it is s almost almostn n foregone conclusion that M 1 Delcass Delcassov v vill ill be included in any new ministry QERMAXr RESENTS IT ITIt ITIl ITit It is in Germany that tho AngloFrench AngloFrenchagreement Ang1oFrenohgreement AngloFrenchgreerneflt agreement rankles Deep irritation and andicsentment andlSentment andiesentment icsentment are general throughout tho thocountry thocountry thocountry country Thero Is some perfunctory op opproval npproyal apirovai proval of the pacific tendency of the event eventtut eventLut eventbut but words ords fail to conceal tho fact that it in injust litju isjust just ju t this feature of tho agreement which Is Isregretted litflgrettld Isregretted regretted Criticism such as U I expressed expressedIn In the Reichstag is of course directed directedtnly directedcnly directedcnly cnly against the threatened damage to toGerman toGermnn toerman German erman interests chiefly In Morocco MoroccoGermany Moroocoliermnny Moroccoermny Germany ermny really sees in tho new relationship relationshipthe the th active cooperation of Great Britain Britainnnd Britainnnd Britainend nnd France in all tho developments and the thefinal thefinal thefinal final settlement of the Far Eastern war warSuch warSuch mrSuch Such a combination means the almost almostinevitable a1mostluetablo almostinovitublo inevitable defeat of Germanys large am ambitions ambitions amhitlons bitions bitionsIt It may be expected as a consequence consequenceof of these thl e changed conditions that Germany Germanywill will seek to enter Into still closer relations relationsTfith ro1ntloMrith relationswith with rith Russia Thiswill This will not be easy easyat at the theresent theIresent thetresent Iresent resent moment for the Kaisers veto of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Russian plan to create a diversion diversionagainst dlverstonIgainst diversionsgainst against the Sultan is still deeply resented resentedby resentedly ly the Czars government Germanys GermanyswHole O1Jrmanyswlloleattltudeas GermanyswHole wHole wlloleattltudeas attitudeas a amatterot matter of fact factstrength factstrengthnil strength strengthen en nil the impression that she is not such a atrue atrue atrue true friend of peace as she pretends pretendsnPTIMISTS pretendsClPTnUSTS pretendsCPTIMISrs nPTIMISTS TALK vaz OP 01 ANQLOnCSSIAN AGREE AGREEMENT JOBEX1IE AGREE3Er MENT MENTExtreme 1IE 1IEExtreme 3ErExtreme Extreme optimists in dipolraacy are arepressing arepressing arepres3Ing pressing forward the suggestion this week weekthat weekthat weekthat that it is now feasible for Great Britain to tonuke tomake tomake make a sweeping uotllemegt aettlemet of outstand outstanding outstandIng outstandlag ing questions with Russia Undoubtedly Undoubtedlyluch luch a Utopian idea approaches nearer the thoirca thearea theIrea area of practical politics polltl a than before the thefar thowar thewar war broke out It must be borne in mind mindthat mIndthat mindthat that such an agreement must Involve con concessions cont contesions cessions t jjjiODS by Russia Involving all demands demandsor I for or which Japan la i now fighting and oUJe oUJeIn others othersIn In the Persian Gulf and on tho Indian fron frontier fronUer frontier tier of great Importance ImportanceOn On tho other hand it Is true that the thotorrlble thetfmlblc thetrriblo torrlble lessons taught Russia by the present presentar pre ent entar ar are such as would lead her willingly willinglyto wllllnglto to concede all that thatJapan Japan asked if the situa situation situation situaUcn tion could be put back to the antebellum antebellumdars untebellumdara antebollumdayo dars Sho might n ght indeed to some extent extentpreserve oxtent1Crlc extentireerve preserve ireerve 1Crlc the amour propre by conceding to toGreat tojr tourcat Great jr urcat at Britain what she refus refused d Japan JapanThere JapanThere JapanThere There would still remain the question how howlo lo top the war and tho settlement of the theIndemnities tholidemnltits thekLdemnities Indemnities IndemnitiesSuch lidemnltitsSlch Such a thing thingas no at anAngloRussian entente ententeInvolves entlntoIrl ententoIhVolve Involves Irl oln therefore tremendous problems problemsncl Ind ncl tho moment of r their solution does not notftn noto notaan aan o ftn 11 to hav hl1 have arrived One man alone could couldJ co couldt3 d dII J II t3 v any nn possibility initiate their solution It U i afo to My ay that King Edward would wouldno 1t d no greater opportunity to make his hisname hisn hisnnite name n tre and reign illustrious in history than thantle thantIe tIe chanco to secure such a guarantee of ofthe otthe ofthe the worlds peace as a friendly agreement agreementith ith his Muscovite rival would secure securoINCHIUSUD secureCHnAsIm lCcuro1CRrSID INCHIUSUD CHnAsIm PK8SIMISM r RlIUS IN RUSSIA RUSSIAAdvices RUBSIAdlcl ETJSSIAkdvices Advices dlcl from St Petersburg indicate indicatetary IndcateIn In al Increase or p peJmistio mltio feeling In mlll mlllrr millry tary rr and naval circles Aside from Wednes WednesJfyR Wednesf JfyR f y s great disaster Gen Kouropatkins Kouropatkinsvi vi V ws I have radically changed since his ar arrival arnval lrtllnlln rival tllnlln in tho Far East The sending forward of oftroops ottroops oftroops troops has been h n almost suspended and Imdtte Imdttehol the theholo thewhoi whoi holo hol renounces reou OI of the railway are used usedin in carrying carr ing military lullltar supplies suppliesXot Not 0 only onl is If Gen Kouropatkln quoted as asAdvising a8rlli asLdvidng Advising Ldvidng rlli Jng tho th abandonment nh ndonment of Port Arthur hut hs h is I believed bllie 1 almost to have ha 0 abandoned abandonedi II I i Idea of o a serious military campaign In Inpresent tI 110 present pr lnt year It is now feared that tho thoJliiwton Jliiwton trocHifl trotf will be obliged d to go Into Intomt IntoInler intoIr1tCr mt Inler r quarters qunrt qunrtrs 11 in a loss favorable poni Ion than the Japanese and no great sue sucare sueO sueO5C O5C O I are to be bl b hoped for meantime to tois toralh torsi ralh rsi is the morale the pf army armyEmbezzler armyEtnbuz 0 0ltnberzlcr Embezzler Etnbuz r tuilroaded UallrOadtd to Prison Prbonnternatlpnal PrLcol Prisonlavan l lavan ER Col aprI116Herblrt ipril 16Herbert P Mel Icl len lentellerfor tlIer ror the nternatlpnal intrnatlpnlll Trust Com Company ComIl1 CornPsny pany Psny Il1 of Denverof Denver ot which hlch David HMofTatt HMofTatti 11 Moffatt Moffattthe Is the princlpll i ijjil nwcunoiacr f stchholder cliholder was arrested arrestedH arrested arrestedIt ut H night on a bfcnch neh warrant charging chargingThis chargingnI blm nI with the emezzlement or 10000 This morning Mellerj MelIei confessed He was wasput wasllt waspt put llt on o trial found jjullty gu gnlIt II h sonU lIOI1tEnood nood to toIrom from four to five yoai yess In the hepenll penitentiary ntlAry and na wi ar hour lAter wa placed on board a asJn frUn sJn for Canon C n City I I POISONED oi id irj FOR INSURANCEf INSURANCEfInvcftlcaflon iuRAU Er ErInntlcallon Invcftlcaflon IflTCtI1li of orthl the Deaths of the Three ThreeCaplitraml 7hreCSpIItrncl I1Ire I1IreCapltrand Caplitraml Children Going Goln On OnSOUTH OnSOUTU OnSouii SOUTH HADIEV FALLS Mass April l 16 The authorities who have been investi Incstlgating investigating investigatirigtJ gating gatirigtJ tlie sudden death of the throeCapis throeCapist threeCapistrand lroo Capla Caplatrand t trand children learned today that their theirlives lives Wero Insured for 3 35 each and the thosuspicion thesuspicion thesuspicion suspicion that they the were poisoned has hasboon hiliooon boon increased A policy pollo for 100 Is also alsocarried alRocarrlld alsocarried carried on the life of Mrs Caplstraud CaplstraudSho Capl trand She was in ut the some Limo as MOle the threo threogirls threogirls threogirls girls but recovered recoveredThe rteoyoredThe recoveredThe The detectives who are working on the theeaeo thocaso thecase case are trying to learn If Lena Guertin Guertina a sevenyearold soen eDrold cousin of tIle Caplstrond Caplstrondchildren Caplstrandchildren Capistrandchildren children who also died under similar cir circumstances clrcUnUltanCCII circumatances cumstances was wallllso also insured insuredTho Insuredllio Tho family physician wlo attended th thfamily thfamllygavo Lbfalflhlygaveitashls family famllygavo falflhlygaveitashls gave It as his opinion that the deaths deathswere deathswero deathswere were caused by b eating pork that contained containedptomaine contalaedptomaine containedptomaine ptomaine poison Medical Examiner Branch of Amherst says ay that tho children childrenwere childrenwere childrenwere were poisoned with arsenic No arrest have as yet been made in the case caseCupistrand cafeCupistrand caseCupistrand Cupistrand the father of the children childrendeclares childrendeclarc childrendeclares declares that in his hl opinion they were killed killedby killedby kiliedby by eating thn th pork Examination shown shownthat HhoWIthat showsthat that no one outside the family tamn of Caplatrand CaplatrandWBH was made ill by the same pork A piece pieceof Pieceof I Iot of it uncooked when examined d by the theState thoStato theState State Board of Health showed no sign of oftrichina ottrlchlnl1 oftrichina trichina trichinaTho trlchlnl1Tho trichinaThe Tho symptoms of the dying children childrenand childrenIUId childrenand and the organs of the bodies I of tho dead deadwhen dfldwhen deadsvhen when taken from the grave showed patho pathological palliologicaL pathological logical signs of arsenic arsonioAlTO aroonlcUTO arsenic4t1O AlTO ACCIDENT FATAL FATALCarroll j FATALCsrroll 4TU 4TUCarroll Carroll Who Was Wa Injured on Wetlnrnday WetlnrndayMdlit Wdnl VjetlsicsdayIglit dl dlSIibt Mdlit Iglit Dies In the Hospital HospitalWilliam IlospUI1IWilliam HospitalWilliam William Carroll a blacksmith of 1741 1741Broadway 1741Broadway 1741Broadway Broadway who was spilled out of an auto automobile automobile automobile mobile nt Fifth lrth avenue a and Fiftyninth Fiftyninthstreet FIrtl Fiftyninthstreet nlh nlhstreet street at midnight on Wednesday Wltlncsda and sue sustained IIUttalloo suetamed tamed a fracture of tho skull died die yester yesterday yosterday cster csterday day in the Presbyterian Hospital HottpitalFrank 1I0tlpltalFrank HospitalFrank Frank Freeman on operator who lives livesat II IIat livesat at 328 East It Fiftyfifth street It fJ l took Carroll Carrolland Carrolland Carrolland and twoothermen out foes ride In a machine machineand machineand machineand and in trying to cut ahead of a trolley car carthe carthe carthe the automobile au moblle was upset and the occupants occu oooupants ococpants pants thrown out Carroll and Freeman Freemanwere FreemanWere oreoman oreomanwc wc were re Injured tho other two men were not notFreeman notFreeman notFreeman Freeman was arrested arre ted and was bailed bailedout balledout bailedout out in the Yorkvllle police court Ho haH haHbeen hilIbcen hasbeen been laid up at his home since A park parkpoliceman parkpoliceman parkpoliceman policeman rearrested him yesterday after afterthe urtfrthe afterthe the other mans death but the operator operatorwas was too ill to be removed from his home homeDAKOTA home1KOlA homeflIKOFA DAKOTA 1KOlA DIVORCES DONT CO An Iowa 10 Supreme SupremeCourt Court Judge Decides ItocldcAgainst UecldtsAcalnst DecidesAEsinat Against Their Validity ValidityDES aUdit aUditDES allflhDas DES Mounts la April 16 IODakota Dakota dl dlvoroes dlvorces divor008 voroes are Invalid in Iowa according t tthe to tothe tothe the decision which Judge Weaver of th thSupremo the thoSupremo theSupreme Supremo Court handed down today ii iithe In Inthe inthe the Becman D lie man case in which he held that th thdivorced the thedivorced thedivorced divorced husband must pay to his divorced divorcewife divorcedwlte divorcedwife wife onehalf of the fortune which he hai haiamassed has hasama8800 hasamassed amassed since their divorce went upon thi thirecords the tberecords therecords records of the courts in South Dakota DakotaThe DakotaThe DakotaThe The decision paves the way to endless endlesstrouble endleMtrouble endlesstrouble trouble for a number of Iowans who have havebeen haveboon haveboon boon divorced In the Dakotas Dako 18 and have havemarried havemarried havemarried married again on the strength of tho validity validityof alldtyot of the separation thus secured Justice JusticeWeaver Jl18t1coWecnor JusticeWeaver Weaver holds that residence In either of ofthe orthe ofthe the Dakotas for the statutory Itatu r period Is in insufficient Insufllclent insufficient sufficient evidence of a bona fide change of ofresidence otresidence ofresidence residence residenceI residenceCOYPLAll residenceCOMPLAIN I COMPLAIN OF FRENCH PRESS PRESSJapuneio PREiSJapaneao PRESSJapanese Japanese Papers Papersflintat Hint at lUtnllnUou for forSliow torshow tarjIoW show or Iloitlllty IloitllltySprrtol hostilitySprrtsi I ISpmfIJ Sprrtol CoM Ca le Despatch to TUB Svn SvnPARIS SesPARIS IUIfPJJIIS PARIS April Aprill6The 10 10The The correspondent of the thePttit thePIl theplug plug Paruiien laf Jien at Toklo telegraph that tho thoJapanese thoJaplltlO5O theJapanese Japanese newspapers aro complaining bit bitterly bitterly bittony terly of the hostile attitude of tho French Frenchpress Fronchprell Frenchpress press and are hinting that serious results rosuluto to French Interests In the Orient are likely likelyto to follow as a consequence consequenceRed Red Crow Not ot Collecting Fuiirtk for ntwso ntwsoJapaneie RUtloJapaneae RussoJapanese Japanese War WarWASHINGTON WarWASUlNOTON WarWASHINGTON WASHINGTON April 16S V W Briggs Briggssecretary Briggssecretary Briggssecretary secretary of the American National Red RedCross RedCro88 RedCross Cross today gave out a statement denying denyingthe the report that despite the refusal of Russia Russiaand Ru881aand Russiaand and Japan to accept the aid of the society nocietyfunds ROClet ROCletfunds societyfunds funds were being collected by Miss Barton Bartonostensibly Bartonoston81bly Bartonostensibly ostensibly for use In the present conflict conflictbetween oontilctbetween conflictbetween between those two countries Secretary SecretaryAny SecretaryBriggs SecretaryBrigge Briggs says saYRAnY saysMAny MAny Any statement to tho effect that the thoAmerican theAmerican theAmerican American National Red Cross has given givenany givennny givenany any entertainment for the benent be1e t of the theRusoJaoanese theRUR theRua4a RusoJaoanese RUR Rua4a Japanese War or authorized any anyIndividual an anindividual anyIndividuaT Individual or organization to give any anyentertainment unyentertainment anyntertainmcflt entertainment or take any step whatever whateverin in any manner at any time or any place placeto plaCtlto to raise funds for such purpose absolutely Isabsolutelyand Is absolutelyand and unqualifiedly unqualifiedlyfa1se unqualifiedlyfa1seWoman false falseWoman ralRoman Woman oman Dies In the Street StreetMrs StreetMrs treetMrs Mrs Hannah Lynch 60 years old of 204 204Fifth 204Fltth O4 O4Fifth Fifth street Brooklyn left her home at 730 7 73 oclock last evening to attend con confceslon confesslon fceslon In the Roman Catholic Church of ofSt ot8t ofSt St Thomas Aquinasat Fourth avtmuo and andXintli undNinth andNinth Ninth street When lien she ho reached Fourth Fourthavenue Fourthavenue ourthaenue avenue and Sixth ntreet tr t she was seized eelzvdwith ae17Adwith seizedwith with a sudden attack of heart failure and andbefore andberore andbefore before tho arrival of Ambulance Surgeon SurgeonLong SurgeonLong SurgeonLong Long of the Sonoy mey Hospital she died Her Herbody Herbody Herbody body was taken to her late late home homoWoman homeoman homeWoman Woman oman Fall From ronl Window WindowMre flmowMrs lniJow lniJowMrs Mrs Johanna Hopfner 33 years lars old of 67 Sixteenth street Brooklyn while clean cleanIng cleanIng cleaning Ing her windows yesterday yC terday afternoon fell fellfrom tellrrom fekfrom from the second story window and sus sustained sustalneda suetamed tamed talneda a fracture of the spine She was wasremoved wasremoved vasrcmoed removed to lira Sonoy Hospitaland Hos italand Is in a acritical acritical acritical critical condition Tile Weather WeatherThe WeatherThe rlather rlatherTbe The torm which was moving Into the Lake re regions roo roorlolJl rogloni gions from Wisconsin constn on Friday passeS pu d raviSh raiildljtulward railldleulWard raviShestwatd tulward and went wen I oO Ibo southern 0uth rtI New Enrlnd Enrlndcoasl EnrlandCOMI linglancicout coasl early ear yesterday terdai mornlnr c caLSlnr iulnr snow ne w and andrain andrain andrain rain In Pennsylvania western and northern northernYork New NewVorU NowYork York and New No eW England the jnowfiJl meuurad meuuradfrom mcuurec1trom messurdfrom from I to U Inches and Ibo rainfall WM IT heavy hel In Inplaces Inplce Inpldes places Bain also Iso Sell In southern New CIV York ork and anilNew andSew sectNew New lerney Ier e Tile winds Intb blew bl w a sale from tha thanorthwest tb tbnortb ticoflort5Wa3t northwest nortb I Ibo velocity varying ar ln from rom 2 fl to 52 2 miles milesan an hour Scattered C lered rains and thunderstorms pro prevailed provatled provatted vailed In Mississippi 11 L Slsslp pl Tennessee Kentucky Ar Arkansas AIkansas Arkansss kansas and Texas Colder Cold r weather was forced forcedsouthward torcedlOulbward forcedioutbward southward br an area of high pressure which bad badcaused badcaU6 asscaused from 10 tots to IS degrees degreesIn caused caU6 d a fall 611 of temperature In all the districts between belw en the th Ilockr IIock and AUo AUoghany AU AUbani tUoglisar ghany bani Mountain and freezing tr ezlnlr temperatures temperaturesthroughout temperaturethrourboUI temperaturesthroughout throughout tbe Northwest and thence Ib neo south over overWyoming 0101WromlDr averWiomIQI Wyoming and Colorado to northern nortb rn TeiM TeiMFair TeuFair TCIMFaIr Fair and cool weather should prevail In this thissection tblsaeetlon thiSsectIon section tod wcIaaod todSY y and Monday Ion dIY and possibly Tuesday Tuesdayhould Tuesdl Tuesdlahould Tuesdarihould hould b be fair the weather becoming becomln gradually graduallyIn rraduOUwaTlner graduauywarmer warmer waTlnerIn In this Ibis city yesterday ealerdar opened op ned with rain In the theearly Iboearli thiearly early morning and was wa fair after 5 A 11 wind highnorthwest high hlebnorllnusl hgIcnorthwest northwest In the morning The maximum velocity velocitywas elocll elocllWM was n 2 miles an hour The force diminished In the theafternoon thealemoon thcafternoon afternoon and uhlfted more lo the Ib west average averagehumidity a averseehumIditi rare rarebumldll humidity SI per p r cent laromctercorrcrted barometer corrected to read readto readto to 0 Ka ea level at S A t M 2IfI M 3 31 P 1 M MII1 MII1The Ua1tSe 901Tbe The temperature yesterday as recorded r orded by tbe tbeoOclsl Ibeolllcial tb tboOcIaI oOclsl thermometer Is Shown In tlie annexed annexedUble annexedlable nnesdtable table 1004 IDOL I 03i l 1004 M iws iwsA 11 1POS 03 03o o A U 43 6 PM 47 47AIBINOTOK 471z 12 0 4 0 P 44 3 l N 4 i n isIU MldI6 i iWUUINOTO 41 41WASSII4OTON AIBINOTOK FOMCABT RCA rca FaRroPAT TOIUT ISO TOMORROW TOMORROWfor TOlOIIIIOFor ToooaftosFor for laitern V Vew tlP u York air and warmer today todayind 1011011ond tosajand and lomorrouv lornorto tresS rf tf1I 1 northwest wInds ILInc atmtnlthtne atmtnlthtneTor dlrnlntn dlrnlntnFor Sf nfntshtnroe For New 1Oe Kngland fair today da and tomorrow tomorrowwarmer tomorrowwarmer to morrow morrowwarmer warmer tomorrow freh northwest winds Ulniln UlnilnUhlne dlmlDbhln SImm SImmIshlOC Uhlne bhln bhlnror IshlOCroT Uhlneror ror eastern Pennsylvania New fit ew Jersey Jer Dele Delewire D Del Delwere I Iware wire tbe District of Columbia Maryland and andVirginia AndIrltntl andVirginia Virginia fair today 10d and tomorrov warmer to tomorrow 10morrow tomarrow morrow fresh northwest winds diminishing diminishingVor dlmIaltbinFor For or western New C ew York ork fair today Oda day and warmer wamifrIn warmerIn armerIII In west st portion fair and warmer tomorrow to motrowl frub frubveil f frvnbUt h hI veil Ut I winds diminishing I PORT PORTARTHURS ARTHURS FORLORN FORLORttHO HOPE HOPEContinued BOEContinued E ECOIIinued Continued from First ir Page Pageand PaleIlnd Pageand and continued the bombardment until 130 130P 130P 130p P M tho next day Friday In this th18actlon th18actlontho action actiontho actknthe tho guns of the cruisers Kosuga and Nlsshln Nlsshlntho NI8Ihlntho Nisehintho tho vessels purchased from Argentina be before before betore fore the outbreak of tho war wore found to towork towork towork work natlsfactorily natlsfactorilyTho Tho Japanese loss was two men slightly slightlywounded slightlywounded llghtlywounded wounded Some blight damage was sue sustained sUttalned suetairied tained by b the Japanese ships This has hailslnoo hailslnoobet ha since slnoobeen sincebeen been bet n repaired repairedTho repairedThe repairetiThe The Japanese fleet the report declares declaresmanuntvrcd doclarotlmauwUretl declaresmanmured manuntvrcd among tho enemys mine minewithout D11nellwithout mineswithout without sustaining any an damage damageIt It Is believed that Admiral Togo la I re remaining remainIng rerosining maining at Port Arthur In the hope of deal dealIng dralIng dealing Ing a final blow blo to the Russian fleet His Htareason HI HIreason Hisreason reason for detaching a 1 torpedo boat from fromhis fromhil fromhis his fleet on Thursday Is not revealed It Itwn It1In8 Itwas wn was probably sent with orders to Hear HearAdmiral Reardmlral BearAdmiral Admiral Uriu to bring up his squadron or orsend orsend i ilInd send colllerH and ammunition 790 90 RUSSIANS PERISHED PERISHEDOfficial pJllISUfJDomclal pERIShEDOllirial Official statement or the Ix hose is on the theIelropavlovik tillletropalonk thePet Ielropavlovik letropalonkSpultil Pet IelropavlovikSptclal ropavi CV 5k 5kSpecfat Sptclal Cable Cab Dupalclt lo Tan SON SONSr Sc ScSr Sr PKTKH8tmna April Aprlll0lt 10 10It It Is officially officiallyannounced officll officIallyannounced ly lyanllounced announced that forty officers and 750 men menperished menperishod menperished perished in the sinking of the Petropav Petropavlovsk PetropaIuvik Potroparlovelt lovsk lovskIn IuvikIn loveltIn In an Interview today the Grand Duke DukeVladimir DukeVladimir DukeVladimir Vladimir said there was no doubt that a asubmarine asubmarine asubmarine submarine boat torpedoed tho Petropav Petropavlovsk Petropavlovsk Petropavlovek lovsk near the engine room causing tho thoexplosion thoexplollion theexplosion explosion of thu t u boilers He sold soldWo ea1dWo sa1dWe Wo knew that the Japanese Japrn 66 had two twosubmarines twosubmarines twosubmarines submarines but wo could not suppose lUppO them themrash themmah themrash rash enough to send submarines such a adistance adlstlUlco adistance distance from the fleet or allow them to toventure toventure toventure venture ax 11 1 far as the entrance of the chan channel channel channtd nel of Port Arthur The submarine which whichdid whichdid whichdid did so must certainly have sunk sunkIt sunlIt atmkIt It Is stated that an American engineer engineerarrived engineerarrhod engineerarrived arrived yesterday and started for Port PortArthur PortArthur PortArthur Arthur to direct dlrt ct the operations of three threesubmarines threeIubmadne threesubmarines submarines which were forwarded In March Marchon on orders from Admiral yaxaroff FAIL TO BLOW UP BRIDGE ORIDOEJapanese BRIDGEJapanese ISRIDGEJapanese Japanese Odloers Disguised as iJimr iJimrCaught LamaltaUlht LatliosCuttt Caught In Manchuria ManchuriaSptrtal ManchurIa5pecS1 IanhurlSpclal Sptrtal Cable Cab Dttpotclt tt THE Sun SunST SONST SewSr ST PBTKHSBORO April AprIl16Two la 10Two TwoJnpane TwoJnpaneofficers Japanese JapanMOofficers Japaneseofficers officers attired as I1J Tibetan lamas have bee beearrested boon boonarrested beenarrested arrested for trying to blow up a roilwo roilwobridge railway railwaybridge railwaybridge bridge on the River Uonnl in Manchuria ManchuriaTho ManchuriaTho ManchuriaThe Tho scene ot their attempted exploit explolwas txpIoltwas was Foullardi north of Harbin HarbinLET lIarblnLET IlarbinLET LET CORRESPONDENTS ADVANCE ADVANCEBoth AD1UCEBotb ADVANCEBoth Both Slrtei Relax the he flertrlotloiu 01 01f on onewlpaper onewspsper f ewspaper Men Menapietal Men3pecbi leD3prIfIJ apietal Calls Diipotoi lo 0 TBB Srw SrwLONDON SOIfLoNDON SreLONDOn LONDON April 18 llIwenty Twenty newspaper cor correspondent correspondenta eecrespondents respondent at Newchwang were official officialInformed officially officiallylatormcd officiallyinformed Informed yesterday that the Viceroy was WBJwllllnic W8lIwlLlinS waswilling wllllnic to admit them within tho Russian Rusularlines Jtus Russianlines an anUnes lines linesA UnesA linesA A contingent of correspondents arrived arrivedat at Chlnnampho Corea on Thursday and andore andare andare are awaiting awnitiugtho the nrrlvnlof arrival of a asteamehipwith asteamehipwiththeir steamship will willtheir witbtheir their effects effectsOn etrectaOn effectsOn On obtaining those they will go to Ping PingTang PingYang PingYang Yang The Japanese officers are providing providingfor for tbe correspondents in an unusually has hospitable haspltabls boapitabie pitable manner mannerI mannerJFFECT mannerEFFECT I EFFECT Of WAR PICTURES PICTURESVon PICTll RES RESon Sf8 Sf8Von Von on Mollke Forbade Forbadehft 111 ilia lien 110 to Attend AttendVerektcnaglna Attendtrewtchalln AttendVerestthatns Verektcnaglna Exhibition ExhibitionSpecfa KxnlbltlonSpecial xJ1IblUonSpedaJ Special CaUt Diipatcii to TUB SON SONBKKIIN SI1HDI SmeBEitLn BKKIIN DI RLni April 10 10The The late Count von vonMoltke vonMoltke on onMoltko Moltke was so struck with the force of the thepresentation thepreentatlon thepresentation presentation of tho unattractive side sl de of ofwar orWilr ofwar war by the artist Verestchagin who went wentdown wentdon wentdown down with the Russian Rus um battleship batUe blp Petro Petropavlovsk Petropnlosk Petropaviovak pavlovsk lust Wednesday that ho forbade forbadetho rorbndetho forbadethe tho men mouln in his command visiting the artists artistsexhibition artistsexhibition artistsexhibition exhibition The Kaiser who with the theEmpress theEmpre6JI theEmpress Empress Inspected the exhibition said saidThe ealdThe saidThe The painters of pictures like these th e are aroour areour areour our best guarantee against war wurRUSSIA warRUSSIA warRUSSIA RUSSIA FIOVRES ON LONG LO G WAR WARHenry W4RHnry WARHenry Henry Norman Write rlltll That the Chiefs In InNt InHt InSt Nt PctercnurK Feel Sure of Victory VictorySpecial VictorySpecaJ Ictor IctorSptrtaJ Special Cable Despatch to TiLE Sun SunLONDON Su SuLONDON 5ccL0NDOX LONDON April pril16Henry IB 10Henry Henry Norman MP MPwho MPwho IP IPwho who has consistently held a brief for Russia Russiawrites RU88lawrites Russiawrites writes from St Petersburg of tho calm calmconfidence calmconfldenco calmconildetico confidence of the heads of Russian official officialllfo ofllclallito omclallife life In regard to the final Issue of tho thowar thowar thewar war While they recognize the courage courageand courageIUId courageand and resources of the Japanese and the fact factthat factthat factthat that the war was begun a year before their theirown theirown theirown own preparations were complete they theybelieve thoybelieve theybelieve believe that their allaround staying power powerwill powerwill powerwill will Insure victory victoryIn In regard to money they point out that thatthe thatthe thatthe the war chest contain contaln81600OOOOOOroublll contaln81600OOOOOOroublllwhich 1600000000 roubles roubleswhich which Is twice the gold reserve of the Bank Bonkof Bankof Bankof of England I Mr Norman himself saw l1li In Ingots Ingots ingets gots of gold goldIn goldIn goldIn In regard to the condition of the Czar CzarMr CzarIr CzarMr Mr Ir Norman who had a long personal peronsllnt Inter Interview Interview t tview view with him on Thursday strongly cost corttradlcts coritradlcts costtradictB tradlcts the reports of his physical and andmental andmental andmental mental breakdown Ho pays that he heard heardfrom hEar1from heardfrom from the Cars Czar lips the clearest cfl rlst and most mostconcise mostconcl8e mostconcise concise statement of the situation His HisMajesty HItMajcsty Hi HiMajesty Majesty spoke with perfect frankness ask asking IHkIng asktog ing very velJ direct questions and requesting requestingequally rlqUfHtlngequally requestingequally equally frank replies repliesRUSSIAS rlplll8llCiSlli repliesiitSSIAS RUSSIAS MILITARY STRENGTH STRENGTHriBnrcs STlllOTHFI STIWGTflFignrei riBnrcs FI nrtt Given In United Staten Bulletin Bulletinon on the War WrWASHINGTON WarWASUINOTON WarVASUl5OTON WASHINGTON April 16 16Tho Tho Bureau of ofMilitary 01Military ofMilitary Military Information has Just completed completedthe the preparation of Its firet quarterly bulle bulletin bulletin bullstin tin of military notes It contains some someinteresting 80meinterestlag someinteresting interesting Information OH to the Russian Russianmilitary RUIIIIIIltImilitary Russianmilitary military strength and tells of Russian mobi mobilization mobllIzalion mobilization lization In tho Far East The document documentbos line been prepared under the special sp CIBI di direction direction dIrection rection of Major William D Beach Tenth TenthCavalrji ToothCaallJ TenthCavalry Cavalry chief of the division and tho in information Intornmtlon information formation is largely based on reports from fromUnited rromUnltoo fromUnited United States military attaches attach s abroad abroadRussia abroadRU8la abroadRussia Russia has according to the report a ayearly ayearly ayearly yearly contingent of 335525 men and a atotal atotal atotal total war strength of 5757020 men The Thepeace Thepeaco Thepeace I peace establishment Istabll hment of Russia Is given an as 1107000 men or 101 per cent of tho total totalpopulation totalpopulation totalpopulation population It Is estimated that the Rus Russian Russian lInesian sian national wealth will reach 100 billions billionsof of which fourteen billions are movable movablecapital movablocapital movablecapital capitalRererring capitalReferring capital capitalReferring Referring to Manchuria It Is Islllid said that the theRussian theRUll81an theRussian Russian railway mla railway force In southern Man Manhuria Manchuria Manchurla huria consists of four brigade of about 2000 men Including Infantry artillery and andjavalry andcaval andcavalry cavalry caval 1 Out of these forces a I reserve of 10000 men is to be deposed d so seas as to garrison togarrisonthe garrisonthe the Important pointy on the railway rnUwa tho thomost thomost themost most important of these being the station stationof tatlonor of Liooyangr where a 1 force of at least le t 3000 3000men 3000Dlen 3000men men will be maintained The Information Informationsecured InrormatioaSlOUlId informationsecured secured by y the bureau Is valuable only onl an anmowing WIehowlng asshowing mowing what Russia had in Manchuria Manchuriaefore Manchuriabefore Ianclmrllbefore before tho opening of hostilities but It Itjlvos Itg108 itgives gives a very crr good idea of the th prepared preparedie ness ie s of Russia for any impending trouble troubleriio troubleTho troubleThu riio report port w till tillTheM says saysThere yp ypThem Them are said ald to be about obout16OOO 15000 men at atrsltfilknr atTaitsiltar rsltfilknr perhaps 00000 at Harbin 40000 40000more 40000more 40000more more along the Sungari Rlvfr 0000 at atMukden atMukden atMukden stj Mukden 0000 at Kirin and along the Nonni NonniEUvor NonniRivor NomiiRiver River 6000 000 at th the Sungui River railway Fiaoolu FiaooluMiscellaneous Pianos PianosFiaoolu EXCHANGE EXCHANGEDEPARTMENT E X C H A N G E Orchatrelles OrchatrellesAtollans OrthestrellPIIDOW Aeolian AeoliansMiscellaneous Atollanstad Miscellaneous MiscellaneousPiano tad tadMarie DEPARTMENT Piano Players 1 Marie Rolls RollsAeolian RollsI o oI I Aeolian Hall 362 Fifth Avenue AvenueRemarkable AvenueNo No person who has in mind the pur purchase purR purRemarkable chase of a piano pano and with whom economy Remarkable RemarkableValues R I bl emar ta e is in the least leastan afford n an object can to re remain reo reoV reValues main in ignorance of what is taking place placein Values Valuesin V I a ues in the Aeolian Companys new Exchange ExchangeDepartment ExchangeDepartment Exchangein Department There have been in the past pastmany pastmany in In terySligbtfy very many lUanyofferings offerings of exchanged pianos but butnever butSrgh butS never neverone one where the instruments nstru ents were ob obtained obtamed Sligbtfy SligbtfyUsed Srgh S I Hy tamed under such unique circumstances circumstancesThe CIrcumstancesV circumstancesUsed Used UsedPianos V se d The occasion of this new departure departurein in the musical trade was the introduction introductiona JntroductionPianos Pianos rianos Tb a few months ago of an entirely novel type typeof typeof of instrument Instrumentthe the Pianola Piano combin combining combinI combining ing I g in one JII case a Pianola and an Upright Uprighttn Uprightpiano Uprightpiano piano pianoPersons pianoPersons tn nf nfPersons Persons who owned pianos which stood silent because they did didnot didnot didnot not know how to play upon them welcomed the opportunity to ex exchange exchange exchange change them for pianos which they could auldplay play This has resulted resultedin in an accumulation of pianos of nearly all makes which have not notbeen notbeen notbeen been discarded because they were worn out but which actually in inmany inmany inmany many cases had been used so little that they could almost be sold soldas soldas soldas as new An unprejudiced d piano man who hit ipent F nt his hi life in the butlnen at atlerted uoerted assened lerted list week w k after ster rter carefully carefull examining eumlnin g ttui collection that there had hadI hadneer hasinever never I been 11ft any o offering rinr U In K7 New VU York of used pianos H which hich Ll could IJ IJwith compll compllIVllh compizwith with It In the high quality cality and excellent uc lJene condition of the Instruments iourumcnnThere InstrumentsThere inzinsmentsThere There are today in this Exchange Department nearly 100 100pianos 100pianos icepianos pianos of leading makes All have been priced so as to give the thepurchaser thepurchacr thepurchaser purchaser exceptional value a atfew few instances are quoted to show showthe showthe showthe the character of this weeks ofterings R Regular iular Price Special Price PrloSOHMER PriceSOHMER PeteSOIMER SOHMER MAHOGANY UPRIGHT 450 250 250FISCHER 250FISCHER 250FISCHER FISCHER EBONY UPRIGHT 400 225 225SMITH 225SMlTH 225SMiTH SMITH Sc NIXON MAH UPRIGHT 450 275 275KNABE 275KNABE 275KNAIIE KNABE ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT 550 250 250BRADBURY 250BRADBURY 250BRAIIIURY BRADBURY ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT 400 155 155OUVRIER IS5OUVRIER 155OUVRIER OUVRIER ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT 250 95 95Seventh 95Sn 95Sceenth Seventh Sn nth Floor Aeolun Hill HillPurchuible HnPurchasable HalLPurchasable Purchasable on easy monthly payment if desired d rd 362 Fifth Avenue AvenueNear AvonuoNear AEOLIAN A HALL 0 Near 34th Street StreetFurniture Stroetr StroetFurniture StreetJley r Furniture in the tKeKey theIey Key of Simplicity Simplicityoffers offers a beautifully consistent theme in the thefurnishing thefurnishing thefurni5hin furni5hin furnishing of the Country Dwelling DwellingTowardthis DwellingTower Dwe11in Dwe11inTowarc Towardthis Tower this end we have built up our ourexhibit ourexhibit ourexhibit exhibit of Bedroom Furniture in whiteenamel whiteencamel white whiteenamel enamel wherein the Bureaux BureauxChests Cheata of ofDrawers ofDrawersTables ofDrawer8Tables Drawers DrawersTables Tables for writing or the toilet toiletand toiletand toiletand and Chairs offer a charming scheme for forquiet forquiet forquiet quiet refinement and perfect taste tasteGrand tasteGrand ta5teGrand Grand Rapids Furniture FurnitureCompany FurnitureCompany FurnitureCompany Company CompanyIncorporated Incorporated Incorporated34th Incorp incorporated34th ratod ratod34tb 34th Street West Noa No 155157 155157MINUTE 155157MINUTE 155157MINUTE MINUTE TROM BROADWAY BROADWAYTHE 8IO bftOADWAYTHE DW Y YTUE THE VERY BEST BESTNOTHING BESTNOTHING BESTA NOTHING BETTER BETTERGBOW BETTEROLD BETTEROLD A OLD OLDCHOW OLDu 1ROW NV NVDLPO u CHOW BYE BYEPURE DLPO UIIUII ilL o oPURE PURE WHOLESOME WHOLESOMEPALATABLE WHOLESOMEPALATABL W WRYE RYE PALATABLE HONEST HONESTWHISKEY HONESTWHISKEY HONESTWHISKEY WHISKEY WHISKEYH H B KIRK KI K CO Sole Bottlers N Y bridge 40000 at Vladivostok and NlkoUlc NlkoUlcUssuri NlkolskU88l1ri NikolekUssuri Ussuri 35000 at Port Arthur and some 5000 5000men 5000men 5000men men at Tollonwaii or Dalny DalnyMajor DalnyMajor DaInyMajor Major W C Brown First Cavalry made madean an inspection trip over the TransSiberian TransSiberianline line la last t fall and extract are given gl n from fromhis fromhi fromhis his hi report He says that the Russian KuenlanGovernment Itu8ll11ltlGoernmont RussianGoverumont Government at that time was endeavoring endeavoringto to ROO how quickly a force of 15000 ooo men meucould mencould mencould could be brought over the Manchurian ManclmrianRailway ManchurianRailway IanchurlanRailway Railway ostensibly ostorudbl as an experiment experimentHe He adds nddsAc addsAr Ac 0 various places along the railroad in inManchuria InManchuria InManchuria Manchuria barracks were being constructed constructedthese cOMtructedthese constructedthese these generally being of a permanent nature naturestone naturetone naturestone stone and brick Major Brown stopped stoppedover 8toppedover stoppedover over at Irkutsk and saw how tho Russian Russiantroops RU8Slantroope Russiantroops troops wore ere quartered Ho says ar The Thebarracks ThebarrackR Thebarracks barracks aro very ery primitive rlmiUo one story storybuildings storybuildings storybuildings buildings with dirt Doors The men sleep sleepon on a long inolinort platform much like likethoso ILkotho likethose those tho o found in our guard houses some sometwenty 80metwenty sometwenty twenty years ago agoAccording agoAcoordlng agoAccording According to the Neue Militarifcht Blattter Blattterwhich BlatlerwhIch Diactierwhich which is quoted by Major Beach RUKSUI RUKSUIproposed RUttULpropeBed Russniproposed proposed to rely on her navy nn In case of ofwar ofwar ofwar war with Japan JapanThe JapanThe The name article comments upon tho thoabandonment theabandonment thoabandonment abandonment by tho Czar of his proponed proponedtrip propoltootrip proposedtrip trip to Rome last tall and denies that the thoCzars theCZllrs theCzars Czars action was based on fear of anar anarchists anarchsts anarchists chists It expresses the opinion that thataffairs thatatralrs thataffairs affairs in the Far FarEastled East led to the postpone postponement postponement postponemont ment saying It would have been ory verypainful orypalnCul orypainful painful for the Crar to have hIl heard of the theoutbreak theoutbreak theoutbreak outbreak of war or of a collision c01Jl lon at sea in inthe Intho inthe the midst of his festivities In Italy he hemight hemIght homight might even hare heard of the defeat of his hisfleet hilifleet hisfleet fleet which is by no means impossible impossibleRussia Imp08slbleRUMla impossibleRussia Russia has great things at stake for if ifJapan ItJapan ifJapan Japan were to win In a glorious victory victoryRussia victoryRussia IctoryRustla Russia by the loss Il Is of Port Arthur and andVladivostok andadivOlitok andVladivostok Vladivostok would have worked for deo deoadps deoadM deoodes odes in vain aln and the Siberian Slber l Railroad Railroadwould IWlroadwould Railroadwould would redound to the benefit of the yellow yellowconquerors Tellowconcluerors yellowconquerors conquerors who on soon as thoy set foot footon rooton footon on concluerors the t JO mainland would ould doubtless seek to tothe totlr tostir stir tlr up tho Chinese race to a struggle for torA1In forAsia Asia and especially to drl dclv back all Euro Europelln Europears pears InfluenolS That Japan however howeerwill howeverwill will t scarcely IIIICceod In thl thiacoup coup Is due du to tothe tothe the Russian RtlH lan policy which paw the danger dangerapproaching dangerapprollchlng dangerapproaching approaching at the proper time and pro provided proldPd proviSed vided ldPd Itself with the necessary nfoCfflSar means for forcoplnp forcoping I Icoping coping against it It Among ihmn tll means meansthe j the Russian Navy Na will play pia a great g at IT I not notth DOtthe th the decisive part J j I NO ACTION ON Ol WIRELESS ORDER ORDERState ORDERStat ORDERState State Stat e Department will 1U Walt ilttll Some SomeAmerican SomeAmrlan SouseAmerican American Uecome Involved InvolvedWASHINGTON InohrdWARWNOTON InvolvedWAOUINGTON WASHINGTON April 10 The State De Department Department Department partment has received a protest of an anAmerican anmerlcan anAmerican American wireless Irel telegraph company companyagainst companyagainst companyagainst against the declaration of the Russian RussianGovernment RussianGoenunent Russianioveruxnent Government that newspaper correspond correspondents COST espond espondents ents using wireless telegraphy in Illtbo the theatre theatreof of Far Eastern warfare will bo regarded as asftplea 111plcs asspIes spIes and their vessels confiscated This Thiscompanys Thiscompanys fistcompanys companys system Is being used by the thanewspaper thenewepaper thenewspaper newspaper despatch boat at which tho thoRussian thoRUMlan theRussian Russian order was aimed and has American Americanoperators Amorlcanoperators Americanoperators operators on board boardNo boardNo boardNo No action upon tho protest will be taken takenby takenby takenby by the StAte Department t unless some somespecific somespool somespeciflo specific spool e case Involving an American citizen cltlienoccurs clUEenoocur citizenoccurs occurs and no communication on the sub subject subject subject ject will be addressed to the Russian Gov Government Government CloySrnment ernment The right of the Russian author authorities authorlUes authorities ities to prevent tho sending of wireless wirelessalien wlreleIle1 wirelessflows flows which might bo caught by Japanese Japanesotlhiptilit Japaneseelsips tlhiptilit elsips is not questioned here but tho declar declaration leclaration ation that newspaper correspondents will willbe willbe willbe be regarded as spies is not received favor favorably faorabl favorably ably abl ablAn An international conference to provide providorules provldnrulC1fj providerules rules for the use of wireless telegraphy by byneutrals byneutm18 byneutrals neutrals within territory devoted to hos hostilities hostlllll08 hoetilltios tilities will probably be the outcome of ofRustles ofRUSias ofRussias Rustles action actionVerMtohtftni actionrrlfltohl actionVerestohalnu VerMtohtftni rrlfltohl n Body Dod Recovered neoovwedSpecial Reco1trCdCJpttIaJ Recoveredrpecfcct Special c Cable tW DfipaUlt D al l la Ta TrIa 3m 3mPAIUS SI1IfPRIS 3tXPLate PLate April 18 16A A dospitoh from St StPetersburg StPeter StPetersburg Petersburg Peter burg says sayathat that the body of Verest Verestchagin Verestcha Vereatchagin cha chagin ln the painter who went down with withthu wlUJthe withthe the Potropavlovsk has been recovered recoveredIts Its rejuvenatin and mildly exhil exhilarating exhilarating exhilarating arating properties make it a valua valuable valuable valuable ble tonic and home remedy remedyJoha remedyJohlJameson remedyJ Joha JohlJameson JohlJamesonn J Jameson JamesonP P n Tltrse 7 its itsIrisK IrisK Whiskey WhiskeyTry Wh whiseTr sltey slteyTr Try Tr it when you want some something something something thing above the ordinary in pu purity purity Purity rity and goodness Any dealer ttk1i Eumpang EumpangAnnounce ttnmpu y yAnnounce Announce AnnounceEQR AnnounceEQR AnnounceEQR L EQR MQMEAX MQ QNP IMY MB iNflTailored OHE5DAX OHE5DAXTattered 1 fiPAY fiPAYTailored Tailored Suits for Women and Misses MissesAt At g Extreme x tr t m grlce JIc rs Concessions ConcessionsTailored ms cJQ1s 1n 1nTailored l lTailored Tailored Suits for Women Womenof of black blue or brown cheviot cheviotValue cbe cbciotValue iot iotValue Value 18 to 21 At 1350 1350Of t350Of 1350Of Of cheviot mixture or broadcloth broadclothValue broadclothValue broadclothValue Value 2650 to 435 35 At 1875 1875Of t875Of 1875Of Of cheviot mixture broadcloth brillian brilliantine brilliantine brilliantine tine voile pongee or taffeta silk silkValue silkValue silkValue Value 50 to 75 At 2900 2900Tailored 2900Tailored 2900Tailored Tailored Suits for Misses MissesA A series of well selected models of fabrics fabricsand fabricsand fabricsand and colors specifically adapted for the ser service service service vice of young women Sizes 14 16 I 6 and 18 18years I 8 8year 8years years yearsValue yearValue yearsValue Value 2250 At 1275 1275The 1275r 1275th The r th Storage 1r g of f fWe Furs FursWe 1 1We We are prepared to store yours yoursn yoursalso also so to care for or and Insure them themagainst themagainst themagainst against fire and theft Charges are modest Just send a postal postalSilk postalSilk postalSilk Silk Waists for Women WomenAt At A Very Y rt Specjal Sp si l Eri Prices for fo M Mondajr ng y and ng d dWjsj IM Tuesday TuesdayWajsts g y yW Wajsts W of Japanese l Jp p n Sijk Us in white or black with fancy fancyyoke fancyyoke fancyyoke yoke of lace and shirring tucked sleeves sleevesValue sleeOesValue sleevesValue Value 450 At 298 298Wajste 298W 298wpi Wajste W wpi M pf f Japanese jpp n SUk nk Jn n black or white new tucked tuckedeffect tuckedeffect tuckedeffect effect finished with fagoting and lace edging edgingValue edgingValue edgingValue Value 600 At 398 398TaifirJcl 398r 398Ills Ills r H r g Waists W i of black taffeta in various models modelswith modelswith modelswith with new tucking and stitching 550 to 890 890Value 890Value 890Value Value 650 Silk Petticoats At 500 500Petticoats 500Petticoats 500Petticoats Petticoats of taffeta silk in pastel shades of pink pinklight pinkiight pinklight light blue or champagne In solid colors such as asbrown asbrown asbrown brown navy na y gray mode white or back in change changeable changeable changeable able effects of red and black green and black and andblue andblue andblue blue and green with accordion plaited flounce fin finished finished finished ished with two ruches For jo MsDday onday and m Tuesday TuesdayIf r gpy gpyIf If you find yourself within the precincts of the aboye depart department departmenta departmeat meat menta you will do well to pay some attention to our Long LongKimonos LontKimonos LongKimonos Kimonos of Crepon with Persian Dresden or Wash Ribbon RibbonBorder RibbonBorderat Ibbon IbbonBorde Border Borderat at 139 to 295 of Japanese Cloth lotb Fancy Crepon Creponor or Challfc in novel colorings at 495 495A 495A 495A A Sale of Laces LacesSpccjal LacesSp 0 Sp Spccjal pci l for Mpr M1ng Mp1c1as JaX and ng Tjt TjtAbout Tuesday TuesdayAbout 1M g gAbout About two thousand yards rardsof of bands edgesappliques edgesappliquesand edges appliques appliquesand j jand and medallions in new designs designsincluding including Venise Ba Batiste Batiste Batiste tiste Fillet Cluny 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nr 5 7 Ix IxTHE r I 1i1d ln ftJf ftJfN N T THE E SU B UN SUN1fYI SUN IRrJiJ1 R J Q Q 1 I IJ J 1 c J i 1SHOT I SHOT BY DRUNKEN DRUNKENPOLICEMA DRUNKENPOLICEMASALOnN1U1EPER POLICEMAN POLICEMA1SALOONKEEPER POLICEMANt POLICEMANMLOOVEPfR N t SALOONKEEPER FATALLY HURl HunTII HURlny tf ny II IllS COMPANION COMPANIONDltlf tOllAIOll tOllAIOlUtnlJarhrr N NDterenbaeher l Dltlf UtnlJarhrr ntisclirr Who AccompanIed Two Cop Capsto Copito Copto to Get et One More Drink U lilt When Whenthe 11 hen litOtbe henthe the Latter Draw Revolver no Iura to Scare Scarea s a aClerttWholladfefinedtoenoEm aClerttWholladfefinedtoenoEmOtto Clerk Who Had ad nefuml to Serve Em EmOtto EmOtto Otto Dlefenbachcr a saloonkeeper Baloonk pcr at atTwentyseventh atTwontYoo8eventh atTwentyseventh Twentyseventh street and Seventh avo avonun avonuo ayenun nun was shot by Policeman Danlul J Mul Mulcahy MulcAllY Mulcahy cahy of tho Tenderloin station in a I whole wholesale wholof wholesale sale Ie liquor storo in Carmine street at day daylight daylIiht daylight f light yesterday torday morning after a lot of gun gunplay gunf gunplay f play pJayn In which another policemen ollcemen James JamesLcjllo JamesI JamesLea11e Lcjllo LCI lIe Hunter of the Tenderloin station stationtock a stationlock tlon tlontoek tock part Both policemen who are young youngmen youngmen youngmen I men and practically new ne w cops were In Inuniform Inunltorm inuniform uniform uniformIf i I 1 If f jt t had not been that the throe men menwonted mennntoo 4e wonted just ono more drink after a nightI night nightof I I of carousing Diefcnbachor would not have haveb hayebtcn haveSeen b Seen cn shot He was hit by b n bullet which whichwoe whlchj 1 j woe Intended to impress im ress the thoclork clerk with ith tho thofact thofact thofact fact that the trio wouldnt wouldnt do WIthout a adrink adrink adrink drink drinkDlefenbaoher drinkI drinkDiefenbaoher I Dlefenbaoher will probably die and Mul Mulcahy Mulcaby MucallY cahy Is held without ball to await the re result roI rev revi I i salt of hi his injuries Hunter was held in Inr I r 13000 5000 ball Both men were suspended suspendedand and 1Id their shields were taken t lttJn from them themThe themThe themThe The policemen after doing patrol duty dutythrough dutythrough dutytbrough through the early port pnr of 0 the night left leftthe leCtthe leftthe the Tenderloin station at midnight pre preumably preI I I umably to go gota to their homes Instead Insteadthey 1 1 r they went ent straight to Diofenbacbers saloon saloonthree Mloont i t r three blocks from thestation the station Dlefen Dlefenbaoher VletenI llie lliebeoher t I baoher oher vas there with vI h his wife Iro DoraDiofenbachor Dora DoruDiofenbachcr DoraI Diofenbachcr married her three months monthsao months1If0 monthsago I ago ao and his mothcrlnlnw mother in Inw started 6tartc him inthe in inthe InI the saloon businessMulcahy business businessMulcahy buslnc6SIulcahy I Mulcahy knew tho saloonkeeper and andalso andalso andalso also his wife olIo The three went into the theback theI theback back rootfi roor accompanied by Hunter They Theytayed Theyltayed Theystayed I stayed there until 5 I oclock and had many manydrinks manyi 4 1 drinks The woman drank as much an anthe ase i i the e men it is said but when theyleft tho thoaloon thoI I saloon they were not pqt so s drunk that they theydid thoyI I I j 1 did not know what what hat they the were were doing doingTho doingI I Y Tho quartet rode downtown together inP in ina Ini P i a Sixth Sbthnvenue avenue car and were were very jolly jollyDlefanbaoher jollyDlefenbaoher i Dlefanbaoher and hU wife wore on their theirway theiry T I way y to their home at 42 Carmine street streetWhy etreetWhy streetwhy Why the policemen accompanied them Is lanot Isi isnot i not clear Mulcahy lives at iS8 58 West WestTwentysixth WestI WestTwentysixth I k Twentysixth street end nd Hunter at 122 122East 122I 1 1is is East Twentythlrd street streetTh3 streetI 1 I I I Th3 T f i e saloonkeeper ealo noeper and his wife Jeff the thetwo theI thetwo I two t o policemen and went ent home to bed bedSuddenly bedSuddenly i iI I I Sudden Suddenly DIefenbacher DleCtn acher jumped up and be began beI began I gan In to put on his clothes again againIve agnlnI r r1ve I I I Ive got some important impor 1nt business bu lnes to toJo toJo Jo Dora he said Ive I e got to go out outShe outt 1 I t She tried to stop him but he stubbornly stubbornlyrefused stubbornlyrefU8d stubbornlya r a refused to stay In a few minutes he was waswith wuI waswith I J i with the policemen again on the cornerAcross corner cornerAcross comerI I Across the street at 37 17 Carmine Josephx Joseph JosephMartino JosephMartino x Martino a clerk had opened a I wholesale wholesaleliquor wholesalei wholesaleliquor i liquor store a half hour before He was wascleaning wo woi wascleaning i i cleaning cl lng up when the trio staggered in inGive inGive i Give us a drink said 6ne of the cops copsCant copsunt 1 Cant unt replied the clerk We Ve dont dontdo dontt t do any bar business here hereDamn hereDamn hereDamn Damn you we must have a drinkinsisted drinkl drinklinsisted drinklIMtst insisted IMtst d Hunter At the same moment momenthe momentJ I he pulled his hlsrevolvor revolver from his pocket pocketand poclcetand poolcetand and pointed It at Martinas head headIll headI headvu I I Ill blow your head off1 0 off said Hunterbolding Hunter Hunterholding l unt r rr holding tho pistol close Co Martlnos 8 fore forehead co forehead ro robead i head If if you OU dont give as a drink drinkAccording drinlcAC I C According AC Qrdlng to Martins first tlrBtstory story Hunterlowered Huntor Huntorlowered Huntorlowered J r lowered the revolver and fired two shots shotsit shotehis n at it his feet but this he denied deni later Thesight The Thesight Theehcht sight of the revolver was K enough to in in8amo Int1amo Inflame flame Mulcahy and ho had d his revolver revolverout revoherout I out In a jiffyThats jiffy jiffyThats jlJTy111nts Thats not loaded he shouted but butthtais butthli butM M thtais thin 15 and ho pointed it at Martlnos Martlnosbead Martinosbead bead The clerk who was badly scared Bearededged scaredI scaredged I L edged ged off and Mulcaliy grabbed for him burnwith himwith himwith with his left hand Martino who U I u wiryItalian wiry wiryItalian wlr wlrI Italian I lIan slipped away awa hut Mulcahy caught caughthis caughti caughthis i i his derby hat Holding it fn front of him himMulcahy himMulcahy Mulcahy stuck his revolver inside Ind Je of the thehat thebat 1 hat and fired firedDamn firedVamn fliedc c Damn you youl ou he yelled MIC If you wont wontbfow wont wontb t blow b ow Ill blow this UikDiofenbacher tbLsj thisDiofenbacher j Diofenbacher who had been staggeringaround staggering staggeringaround stagll ring I II around the theetoro store willie the policemen were I brandishing their revolver reoh n lurched across the th floor in front of Mulcahys Iull4hr revolver revolverIng The l e bullet struck him over the heart break breaka Ing a blood vessal Hs H fell in a heap hMpand and j Mulcahy half crazed ran around the th store etoroMartino storowaYlng storeWaving Waving ht reyolwr Hunter dl diappeared diappeared141artino llppearcd Martino the clerk was running rllnnir g o ncund ound 1 the neighborhood looking for u policeman policemanwho po policemena 11 11I I a who wasnt drunk drunkMeantime drunkr I r Meantime Muicahy MUlcllh walked wall d behind a apartition apartition apartition partition where there was wo a telephone and andcalled andcalled I called C lIed up up Police Headquarters HeadquartersThis This Is Mulcahy Policeman Mulcahy MulcahyI 1ulcah 1ulcahI I lie said Theres a man shot up Mere nrr Sendanambulance Send on ambulance quick quickHe yuioklHe He gave no particulars of theahootlnK theahootlnKand and the operator o rator wit an ambulance from I til iI Vincents Vlncen Hospital no pltal At t about too timo timoIhe thnothe 1 the ambulance arrived Martino came up upr r with Policeman Dunn of the Charles Charles street streetstation filrtet filrtetI StreetI I station Mulcahy Mulcah had removed his hel helmotand heloj oj motand ooat and was bending over Diefen Diefenc c baoher badmr1l bacllerho 1l ho shot you au Dunn asked tho wounded woundediran woundeda woundedRen iran a I I V iranI I dont know who shot mo 1 dontare dont dontpare I Irne I pare are I know Im shot thats all and itwaan it itwasan ItILSan wasan accident accidentJust IlccldentJust accidentJust Just then a sisfoot I foot policeman whose whoser Identity was lost when too reporters began r to mako mako inquiries walked In InTake inS S j t Take care of this thl 4 follow said DunnpusJring Dunn Dunnpushing DunnpuoJlng pushing Mulcahy over to the newcomer nmrcomcrIn In hjs h cardigan rdigan jacket jll lPt there was nothing nothJn to show that tho prisoner was a policeman policemanand oi and tha cop yanked him over to on OOH pa Ilde ido e of of ofthe oCu I h u u the room roomToi roomIm roomIm Toi Im an officer roeself announced Mucahy Mul Mulcahy Iul Iulcaby cahy cahyOh cabyMOh I y MOh Oh said the cop glancing at the stripes Uripeson Iotrlplon on his uniform trousers Mulcahy wasnt wasntyanked Wlllintt t yanked againDlfienbacher again Dlfienbacher was hurried to tt the hospital His wife wIC who had been told of the shooting I Inmbuhnn hy a III nsfghbor 1 ghbor ran Into the f srora oro al the theRmbllhn t nmbuhnn rattled down the th street utreetYou I You You shot him she ask a asked kPd d Mulcahy Iulcllh IulcllhI r I It wns an accident accidentMulcahy nccldentMulc accidentrrulcahy I Mulcahy Mulc hy nodded his h head In assent Tire Thowoman p t woman a MIcd led otherniiostiorls and Police Policeman I Dunn broke in man roughly t i I r MY You u move on Go over td td t 4 IhohospitalWhy Ihohospital iho hospital c t Youre II stiff Mid Mulcahy tl to Dune Why dont yer y er treat tr 1t n lady gently If I k had yer Id up a at my house Itho the Tenderloin Tenderloinstation TtnderlolnIItatlon Tenderloinf f station Id whip ynr ynrVourotio ysrYoure fr Vourotio Youre tAoetilT stiff71 broke o in Dunn Du nn a com compnnlnn almpnnlnn t pnnlnn who W 0 was holdine holding Mulrrhv MulrrhvMulcahy MullphIIIIMh Mulrehys s Mulcahy IIIIMh was taken to tho station Hunter Hunterwas I was 11 fount at his home hey cy C Tern arf arfrafened ar arrolenod I IralCMrl rolenod before Magistrate Whitman in the thet t Jefferson Market polle court and after aa a a s brief exsmlnation during which Martinoa Martino Martinotold MarllnotleI a told of what hat happened In tho More tort Hunterwas Hunter HunterWM HllnterWM WM hold for examination on Monday Mondayoronrr r U Coromr oronrr Soholrr raid that there wasnt wasntmuch wllllntnmcb Y much hope of Having Dlefonbachers life lifeTO liCeI lifeTO I t I TO UK m lIANOLDOVTIIESAW HANGED Il1G DOTlIE ON THE SAME DA DAY VArI VArAI1l1a Ys YsAnna a q I I 7 Anna Vnlentfna llrntln for KIIlriK Mlles now Helm Helmand BrImI I I and Jerry Jrrr Ho floss a for lndl Iurrlrrj Murder MurderHACKKBACK a j HACKKBACK N J April JO 10Jerry 10Jerryd Jerry d 4 Rosa hn an Italian was convicted today todayof 1 k of murder in the th frstdegree first degree for ktllngl killing killingcna l ono 110 of his countrymen countrymenat n at Bogart Heights Heightsnear Heightsnear l lf1 near f1 r Lodl He had been den acquitted on ontho ontho onthe tho charge ch l1te ofkilling ot of killing another member oft of ofthe ort t the colony both men having been found foundn In n front of the building whore they tho hadbeen had hadt t been lIholi shot FhotAnita shotAnna i i Anna AnMValooUna Valentin convicted conictcdor of killing Roan Sebaat Ecba at Bogart Heights by stabbing 1 and ndcuttlng cutting her sixteen times was waS sen tented tenccdby by Judge Pitney to be hanged ha hal on l Thursday Ihur8dn May May 19 and Jerry Rosa Rosga was wasIret waseentn w as eentencsd eentn to tobehn be hangsdon ld on the ssmedny Mrs Ira Valentina la the first woman to rcveivo rctei e tills bo death penalty In Bergen county count countyt t p t Y I MVRDERED 1IUR I URDERID JE D MANS MILJJONS MILJJONSW MIL1JONS MIL1JONSw NILI IOIS W SI u niiWi Ifetate flltate Ite 1II481 4481OOO 4lali100Noet OO Moit IOlt or It ItGoes ItGOlt uGoes Goes to nice InstituteThe Institute InstituteTlie InlUtute111e The executors under the wilt of William WilliamM M Rice the octogenarian of whose who o murder murderAlbert munlerAlbertT murderAlbortT AlbertT Albert T Patrick was 118 convicted will submit sub subTnlt submJt Tnlt a report to Surrogate Fitzgerald some someday aomoI eomoday I day this week showing that tho property propertyIn In their hands amounts to 4481585 thebulk the theI theI bulk of which goes to found tho nice Insti Institute Inetltuto Intltutu I I tutu at Houston Tex Hornblower Byrne ByrneI BrrneMlllort ByrneMiller I Miller A Potter attorneys for the executors executorsI I I will ask the Surrogate to pass upon and andapprove andapproe andapprove approve tho accounts accountsOf Of the estate 3415800 ls In this State Stateand S Stateand to toand I and 1053750 Is the value of certain cer l real realestate reale realestate estate e tato In Texas There Is also a12000 a12000pleco a112OOOplcce a 12000 12000piece piece of ground at Plainfield N J The Theexecutors Thei i executors are James A Baker Jr John D DBartlne DBartlnG DBartine Bartlne and William M oJ Rice Jr The TheRico TheRico TheRico Rico Institute which bas been n Incorpor Incorporated IncorPorated incorporated ated U to be devoted to the advancement advancementof of literature science and art artWilliam artWIIllam artWilliam William M Rice died of chloroform pol poleoning poleonlcg polconing coning on Sept 23 1000 He had made madeeevoral madeovoral madeseveral several wills butonly bu but only two of them came camsInto cameInto cameinto Into the subsequent litigation one dated datedBept datedSept 1 Sept 20 196 1 96 founding toundlnpthG the nice Institute Institutei Instituteand i and an the other dated Juno 30 1POO leaving leavingCourt lealngI leavingthe the bulk of the estate to lItrick The Thecourt TheCourt I Court of Appeals sustained the lower courts courtsholdine couruIn In flatting aside the second will IUd up upboldln upholdin holdine the flat but Patricks appeal appealfrom uPPMICromhll appealfrom from Cromhll it his s conviction of murder has not yet yetbe yetbeen et etboon be boon n passed paB od upon by the Court of Appeals Appealsand Appea Appeannd Appealsand and he U still till lingering In t the death house housein h0168In housein in Sing SIn Sing Prison PrisonTho Pri PrisonThe on onThe The testators te tator8 nearest neBIQltrelatte relatives were werotwo wereI weretwo two slstors Mrs Mr Charlotte 6McKee 6 MoKee of ofSpringfield otSprlnFtleld offipringfiold I Springfield Mass and Mrs Mand Mandl Minerva l a v vnum U UOlds RI I Olds of Palmer Mass They y yber and a num numI number I ber of nephew and nieces were romem romemI remembered romembored I bared In the the will to the extent of about 400000 altogether altogetherSINGER altogetherSlGEn altogetherSINGER SINGER ESTATE EST ATt STOCKS STOCKSXot Sot Worth So Much Now n al They 11le Were nereWhen Werel1rn WereThen When l1rn He Died DiedTho DlrdThe fliedThe The appraisal of the estate of Isaac I nao A ASlrger ASirger ASirger Sirger who died rilt on Sept 25 1802 shown shownthat showsthat bowethllt that he left porsoral property worth 1255 700 ret of which 138M 136 M was in this State StateIt It consisted of 400 shares of Metropolitan MetropolitanStreet Metrg MatroQoUtanStrict l1tAn l1tAnStro Street Stro t Railway Company clock worth worthSSOSOO worthsue50o WorthS5t1SOO SSOSOO and a number of bank deposits In Inaddition Inaddition Inaddition addition to a promissory note for 14893 IU893algrcd 114893signed 14893signed signed by D M Brady BradyThe Dradrrho BradyThe The property outside the State aggre aggregating aggregatlng aggregatlng gatlng 1507395 gross consisted In part of 150 shares of Peoples Gas put In at 15780 1I aO 400 United States Steel preferred put Imat In at atS3000090 S3000090 30000 80 725 United States Steel S Smoo com common oommono mon put In at 29725 41 1220 shares of ofAmerican oCAmerican ofAmerican American Sugar Refining worth J5B1SO 1 1290 90 shares of Amalgamated Copper Copperput Copperput Copperput put In at 85140 uri 68 and 4833 valued shares sharMof sharMofSInger at of ofSinger ulac Singer Afan Manufacturing 1g B Company valued at 245 a share or 1184085 11184085Mr 1184085Mr 1184085Mr Mr Singers Sin Eers total totallll assets Cts came to 11 1C43949 1C43949but 1643949but 43G49 43G49bnt but the tlodnctions deductions for debts and comrnls comrnlssiors commlaaIOTslnclndjrg cotamisaims aims aIOTslnclndjrg Including 238406 due to W S Lawson LawsonA A Co brokers aggregated 388153 S3881 1388153Under 388153Under 3 3Under Under Mr lr Singers will his widow widowSarah widowStu1Lh widowSarah Sarah Jare Singer has a life Interest in his hisentire hisentire hisentire entire estate es te with lth remainder to the four fourchildren tourchildren fourchildren children Charles A AJosephlne Josephine and Mor Mortimer Mortimer Mortimer timer Sln Singer ger and Sadie V Brady The Thewidow Thewidow Thewidow widow and an Charles A Singer are executors executorsTO cxecutoraTO TO SELL KEMP ESTATE nEALTY nEALTYVnluable nIMlTJlIluable REALTIValuable Valuable Fifth Avenue Properties Soon Soonto I Noonto oon oonto to Go Under the Hammer HammerThe llammrrThe HammerThe The Buckingham Hotel and the Belgravla Belgravlaapartment Belgnwlaapartment Belgraviaapartment apartment house will bo put up at auction auctionnext auctionnext auctionnext next month together with a lot of other othervaluable otherv othervaluable valuable v luable Fifth avenue property belonging belong belonging belonglng ing to the estate of George Kemp An Announcement Announeement Announeement nouneement was wa made yesterday that a apartition apartition apartition partition sale of the estates realty will willbe wl1be willbe be held in the Real Estate Salesroom 101 161Broadway 101Broadway 101Broadway Broadway on May 17 11 This includes the thehouse thehoU8o thehouse house occupied by Edwin Gould at the thenorthwest thenortbwe5t thenorthwest northwest corner of Fifth avenue and andFifuslxth andFiftv1sixth I Fifuslxth street arid the th Edward Kemp Kempresidence Kempresidence Kempresidence residence at 722 Fifth avenue next door doorTwo doorTwo doorTwo Two old ld buildings at the southwest t corner cornerof cornerot cornerof of Fifth avenue and Fortyseventh street streetalso streetalso al also o will go under tho hammer hammerThe hammerlhl hammerThe The Buckingham Bckln ham and the Belgravla Belgraviatake Belgravlatnhe Belgravlatllko take up tho block bock front on the east side sideof eldoot sideof of Fifth avenue between betwe n Fortyninth Fortyninthand fortvnlnthand and Fiftieth streets just south f of St t Pat Patricks Patrlcks Patracks racks Cathedral CathedralIn In R I number of recent instances Instnncfslnlportant InstnncfslnlportantIand important importantland importantland land owning ownln estates have formed them themselves themIplves themselves selves into joint Mock companies x with a aview aIow aview view Iow to convenience in tho management managementof of property and its It distribution aruong a ong interested parties Where Whe o such corpora corporations corporalions lions are formed the realty is generally generallyput put up upat at auction in order to fix Its It II market marketvalue marketalue marketvalue value and to satisfy legal Ic al technicalities technicalitiesWorts tochnlcalitleHftorts technicalitiesEfforts Efforts ftorts to learn whether an Incorporation Incorporationof of the Kemp estate Is contemplated w were wereunsuccessful ro rounsuccessful I unsuccessful yesterday yesterdayWOODCHOPPEn yesterdayWOODCIIOIPER eeterdayJrOODCIIOPPEn WOODCHOPPEn FOUND DYING DYINGHad DIXGfad Dl1GHad Had Crcn Missing for Three naji daleDron611t daleDron611tHome nrntiBht nrntiBhtHomo ronht ronhtfome Homo Injured Badly BadlyP1TT3FTEU Dadl DadlPlrrSFrELD fladlyPn P1TT3FTEU Pn rsrf31 D Mass April Apr1110Mystery 0 oMi Mystery terY5ur terY5urround sur surrounds surrounds rounds the cause ClUI of thedeath the death at theHotwo theHotwoof the House Houseof I Iof of Mercy In thl this city yet yesterday rday afternoon afternoonof aft rnoon rnoonat of Archie Dellslo a woodchopper 40 years yearsold yearso1d yearsold old who had boon working for Harrison Harrl on L LPea I IP LPrase Pea P Prase a lumber dealer and farmer in inLekot InreIot inlie Lekot lie ket four miles from the centre of the thetown theton thetown town on the road to Otis OtisOn OtisOn OtisOn On last Sunday Surdl1 night Dellsle left the thePease IhePcae thePease Pease home and that was the last seen of ofhim oChim ofhim him until about midnight on Wednesday Wednesdaywhen Wedn6 Wednesdaywhen ay aywhen when two strangers brought brou ht him hack In a abuggy abuggy buggy He was in a serious condition corJelI iol1 Ills Hlsleft Illsleft left nrm was broken his right car was 113 torn tornoff torroff tornoff off ho was WI bruise from hind to foot as if ifome Itome ifsome ome one knocked ntid kicked him He Hewas 110was Hewas was also suffering ufflrln from froma a hemorrhage hemorrhageappareiUy hem hemorrhageapparetlly orrhAla orrhAlabr appareiUy by a heavy team passing over overThe overhm overhim hm hmTho The man waR dazed d lzed and could glvo elvo Io ro rotory 10Ittory rostory tory of where ho had been b n On Wednes Wednesday N odle odledlI odresday day dlI morning he h was removed to tbo House Houseof of Merry in Pittsfleld Pltt tleld where here he gradually graduallygrow Itrndu graduallygrow lIy lIygre grow gre wane IIn e ar and l died yesterday afternoon afternoonDeliale ICternoonDelisle afternoonDeliale Deliale was WI inclined to go on a spree once onceIn onceIn oncein In awhile but the th police think there in II far farmore farmore more back of his death deathRAILROAD d deathR4ILROAD ah ahnMLnOAD RAILROAD MERGER PLANNED PLANNEDHollander PLAYEDJtollandrrs PLANNEDHollnnders Hollander Control Cantro Chicago Great Western Westernand Westernand IBtrrnand and Kani Kansas a City CJt Snnthern SnnthernOmcXoo 9nuthernCntcAao outhrmHlC OmcXoo HlC GO April A pril 18 10A A merger of the theChicago tbeChlcl1go theChicago Chicago Great Western W t rn and the Kansas KansasCity KansasCity City Southern Railroads is planned It is issaid IIIsaid Issaid l said by bythe the Holland BofU nd capitalist C pIlAIt8 who nm nmno alllnow arenow no now the heaviest stockholders in both of oftheseroads ottheseroads oftheseroads theseroads Not until the recent re ent meetings meetingsof of the directors dlr tora of the Kansas City Southern Southerndid did it develop that Holland capitalist had hadquietly hadquietly hadquietly quietly added ad4 large blocks of stock to their theirholdings theirboldlngs theirholdings holdings until they had more than Harriman Harrlmnnand Harrimanand and his associates assonlateershe The latter had planned plannedto I to Issue Asue additional bonds of the company I Ito to the extent of f5000000 but on account accountof of the tlleoppo11tlon opposition of the Holland stockholders stockholdersthis this was abandoned abandonedAt At a later mooting maetIn of the directors toelect to toelect elect officer the Rolland Holland Interests de demanded domllnded demanded manded that Herman N Slelcken be elected electedvlconroaldent electedvicepresident vlconroaldent and that George J Gould Gouldand Oouldanti Gouldanti anti John Lambert bo deposed ns RI vice vlceprenl presl dente and Max Pam as counsel of the com company oompany company pany Rather than precipitate a fight fightWHICH tlg flghtwhich t twhich which WHICH till tillnystem might sever allhe relntlon with his his8rstlm his hissystem system Harriman agreed to the demand demandof of the Dutch stockholdershappy stockholders stockholdersHappy etockholdersnapPf Happy Vp IpStater 1 5tater Discharged In CourtThe Court CourtThe CourtThe The man man wno who registered at the Hotel HotelNormandle HotelNormandle HotelNormandle Normandle as C A Kellogg of Ogdon OgdonburgN OgdoDlburgl Ogdenshurgt burgN burgl N Ynnd r and had a Jovial time on onFriday onFrl onFridaynightattenptng Fridaynightattenptng Friday Frl ynlghtnUeptlJC night ntt iptbg to smash up up the thnhotel thllhotel thehotel hotel furniture was apparently IIppar lntly foclirg foclirgcontrite fl foelkgcontrite lIr Ie Iecontrite contrite in the Jefferson Market MUketpollcccour MUketpollcccourl6llrda Mprketpolice police court courtyesterday courtyesterday yesterday l6llrda morning He was discharged dischargedCost dlscbargedCost Cost Cost Conductor Conl1u tor H1O 10 to to Kl Map p Woman Face FaceMrs FIeIMra FaceMrs Mrs Matilda Hen of 43 East t Fortyfirst Fortyfirststreet Forty first firststreet tlfII tlfIIIItrcoh street Bayonne appeared In the theflrst theflrstCrimlJJ First FirstCriminal FirstCrlminltl Crlminltl Criminal Court Jersey City yesterday yesterdayagainst yesterdayagainst against John Hohnholt a trolle trolley car con conduetflTi duetflTi dttetelwbomeheOOUMd whomsheaoou whomshe eootwd dofflapping oCalp of alappingher lnlt bar face on his car two weeks ago He was fined 110 10 fc I 0

r If you wanted to make steam you youwouldnt youwouldnt youwouldnt wouldnt use half coal and half halfslate halfslate halfslate slate You would use all coal coaland coaland r rand and good coal at that thatWhy thatWhy thatWhy Why shouldnt your digestive digestiveorgans digestiveorgans digestiveorgans organs be treated as carefully careful1yasa as asa asa a steam boiler boilerFORCE boilerFORCE boilerFORCE FORCE is the greatest power powermaker powermaker powermaker maker for the human engine engineIf engineU1t engineFORCE U1t U1tIf FORCE If FORCE were a pat passing n fad would wId thrt attUea attUeapeople IDltUaaple alnikuapeople people ple be line Itto ltt 1ttCM1ay hdx dy with a r rUah lit2 lit2There UATAers P PThue There are over forty fort breikttit twit foodsBut twitBut foo4lBut But there la only on one FORCE MARCH FROST IN APRIL AIR AIRR1TTER AIRBITTEn AIRBITTER BITTEn 74MILE ZEPHYR MAKES MAKESA AKESA A MOCK OF SPRING SPRINGSnow SPRICSno SPRINGSnow Snow Sno 4larm larm From Lp the State Rune In Intlie Intile Inthe tile Street Cleaning Department Drpartmtntn Drpartmtntnont It ItWont Wont ont Snow for the Air Ir Is Too Dry Drybut Dr Drbut Drybut but It Promlies to Freeze Frrrze Lp Today TodayBlossoms Toda TodaDtossoma TodayRlossome Blossoms that came out prematurely prematJ o1y with withthe withthe withthe the bamboozled groundhog shut up shop shopyesterday 8hopyosterdny shopyesterday yesterday to wait for spring to tocom comj backThe back backTho bnckTho Tho fiercest fiercO t wind Ind of fitful March waanot waanotmuch Voasnotmlch waenotsnitch much more frosty than the blast that the theWeather tbeWeather theWeather Weather Bureau found winding up its itsannmometer Iteanemometer Itsanemometer anemometer at 720 oclock in the morning morningRight morningRight morningRight Right up III to that minute for anemometers anemometersSnever anemometersnever IIriemometfMer never deceive a modest ucreecher from the theWest thlWest thewest West had ben doing a fortyelghtmlle fortyelghtmllestunt stunt with ith suggestions of frigidity on the theside theside theside side Then the real thing In April zephyrs zephyrscame zephyrscamo zephyrscame came along whistling n 1 crystalline c stalllne tune tuneout tuneout tuneout out of places In tho Northwest where hre th thmercury the thAmfrcury themercury mercury had dropped below 13 degreesFor degrees degreesFor dfgfreFor For five minutes tho anemometer which whichnever whichnever whichnever never prognosticates whirled at the rateof rate rateof rateor of 74 7 miles a minute Th Then n it may m y have haveremembered haveTlmembercd haveremembered remembered that this tlal is I supposed KUPPOSlC to be bespring 00Fpring bespring spring and it took in a few reefs They Theywere The Thewere Theywere were just a few Thereafter for the rev revmarkable re remarkable reomarltable markable space for April of hair an hour hourit hourit it recorded steadily 72 miles It Itdropped dropped to toflO tofIO flO later and at 5 P M 01 was blithely moving movingat moln molnlit at a fortymile pace paceThe pacehe pacerThe The he sun shone with Ith a fervor that mighthave might mighthave mighthave have been springlike s If there had not notbeen notheen notbeen been so o much much December in II the breeze breezeAs brfezeS As S it was the sun saved 1Il d the daylight hours hoursfrom houmfrom hoursfrom from being altogether wintry wlllt Tho tem temperature ternpature temperature perature fluctuated between 41 degrc degress degressard de s sald sand and 42 degrees until the sun went downwhen down downwhen dOIIwhen when the th mercury also began fpan to descend descendThe dMcerldThe descendThe The wird Ird become tumor and the neighbor neighborhood neighborhood neighborhood hood of the Flatiron navigable without withoutstripping withoutIItripplng withoutstripping stripping to bare poles polesAt polesU polesAt At U 8 oclock In the theeveringthetempera theeveringthetemperatune ever Ing the tempera temperature tune was 37 decrees and the th uI ld ld twenty twentyfour twent twentfour twentyfour four miles an lour hOllr Washington Wahio glon looking lookingover lookltlgoVlr lookingover I over its chart and noting thg h3 paler condi conditions condiHors Ondltlor Hors tlor oil over the region west and north northwest northeAt northwest west eAt of us said wih wi h reason that wo may mayexpect nUlYexpect mayexpect expect freezing or ortJtlow below today todayMajor tol1I1 tol1I11t1l1jor todayMajor Major Woodbury Woodou in his toploftlcwl office offloerend omoorlnrl officerend rend nt first with lth dismay dleml that Buffalo was wassnowed wassnowed 1111 1111lI1owect snowed under that Rochester wan tryig tryigto trh trhto g gto to die dip herself to daylight and that this thisneighborhood thl thlnBlghborhood thisneighbothood neighborhood had better watch out He Hohas HeM6 Hehas has tio SLOW a 0 ow contractor to help him now nowbut nowbut nowbut but he has his East Indian weather 1IAatll r godand godand god godhaps and he noticed that the god Wall smiling smilingAI AI ro god OXOJpt II hore hor011 I one per perhap perhaps haps was ever ver krown to smile b brore fore tho thocoming thoce thecoming coming ce nlng of a snowstorm the 111 Major raid raidwith Midwith saidwith with confidence that we would have 110 Snowhere snow snowhere snowh here h e And anyhow an rho there was wa rot enough enoughmoisture enollgl1moillture enoughmoisture moisture In the air last night to congeal congealAPRILS congealAPnllS congealAPRILS APRILS FREAKISH TRICKS TRICKSSmile TRICKSmUt TRICKSSmlles Smile and Snow and Sprlnc All Mixed fp fpTogether tpTogether UpTogether Together In the Weather WeatherMidApril WeathrrMldApril lreathrrMidApril MidApril has played p y d New York all the thefreakish thefreakish thefreakish freakish feminine tricks for which hloh the themonth themonth themonth month is II famous famousEarly famousEarly famousEarly Early risers on the very morning before beforetho beforetho beforethe tho month l1 onth was on the turn found a dense densewhirling donlwhlrllnt densewhirling whirling snowstorm 5Iow onn sharp aslant MIllt t before a akeen akeen akeen keen northeast wind and tho ground al already airl8dy already ready carpeted with T th white Suburbans Suburbanssaw saw out of their windows as wintry wlntl an anasport anallpe anaspet asport allpe t as any they had eeen In the preced precodlug preceding preediug lug four months the limbs llml of tho sell bare baretrees baretrlC8 baretrees trees picked out iu white the maple bios blogsorre bios80S blossons sons turned to infant cotton bolls the thedaffodils thedaffodils thedaffodUs daffodils and crocuses cro uses Jus showing half halfsiiolheie1 hnltsuothel halfsa siiolheie1 suothel sa otheled through their snowy covering covering1our Four of flvo hours later the press of carriages car carriages carrlages riages in Filth avenue rolled over dry drypale drypale drypale pale gray asphalt beneath an al nest cloud cloudless cloudIf less less If blue and a stiff northwest wind wlndlIent wlndlIentthe sent sentthe sentthe the Stars and Stripes rippling In red arid aridwhite aridwhite andwhite white ribbons from a a hundred Oogstaffs Oogstaffstheir flagstaAswhile gataffs gataffswhlla while the tbe eyes ot pedestrians sparkled ana anatheir and andtheir their cheeK clowea as on the earliest earliestbreezy earllelltbreezy earliestbreezy breezy springlike sprin like days that come to de deceivethe decelvethe doceivethe ceivethe world word in early March MarchWhen MarobWhen MarchWhen When the urban afternoon had worn toward its closo a moderate breeze was wasdissipating wnadiesjpatIlIg wasdissipating dissipating tho steam from tall pipes in inthe Inthe inthe the loveliest of pearlwhite diaphanous diaphanousclouds diaphanousclouds clouds exactly like those that floated In Intho It Ittha Inthe the dying sunlight a mile or two higher hlgh r The woodland wall of Central Park showed showedworm showedwarm worm with mounting sap in a misty mist shroud shroudover IIhroudoer shroudover over the edge of Murray Hill and south southward aouthward ward where ono Imagined the white hlte shoul der of the Washington Arch flags floated floatedthe ftoatedIf If In lazy richness ll and 1 a low eky si y Inlaid with withthe withhthe the pearl was softened to a springlike springliketenderness springltketenderness tenderness which seaTed to say that a semi eemltroplcal aemltropitallmltaUon semitropical tropical tropitallmltaUon imitation of July waa not more tbaa tbtftthe tbaatOdY tbaafortyelght tOdY fortyelght lgbt hours away That night the early eat after altereuneet sunset aky si ky yof yofthe of ofthe oftbe the suburbs was deliciously dellC U IY pure and color colorless col colorless r rlees less and the moonless air was sweet with Wlt Wlti4i i4i 1 fr the same promise that softened IOrt noo the low l6whorizonover 1011horlzon lowhorizon horizonover horizon over the Washington W84hln n Arch The Thafrogs Thefrogs be betrogs frogs sang In the twilight and all the subur suburban suburban suburban ban nojaes noses died to a gentle murmur murmurIt It seemed 80em d that the white suburban sub rban earth earthmight oartbmlgbt earthmight might burst into universal unyer6I bloom at thefirst the thefirst theIImt first touch of tho midApril sun But the thenext thenext thenext next morningthegras morning the grass was ILS white with withhoar wltbhoar withhoar hoar frost the dewtears were hard crystal crystalldrops crystaldrops cryetaldrops drops in 11 the he newly opened violet vlol t Oyes of ofthe orthe ofthe the jewellike hepaticas hepaUc s in the woodland woodlandand woOOlaniJand woodlandand and shadowed ahadowedllttle little pools were glazed with witha a skin of Ice IceTwo IceTwo iceTwo Two hours after sunrise April Apr1ahQne shone with withcarelessly withdaz withdazzlingamllps dazzlingamllps daz lInll ll1l1 IIketho8 of May aid went wentc wentcarelessly carelessly c ele811ly on onb beec her r capricious course as if ifshe Ifehe ifshe she hadnot had not iri Iptwenty twentyfour rour hours crowded crowdedthree crowdedJhree crowdedthree three seasons seasons nll Ito one oneBUZZARD oneRLiZTjAID 1i 1iBUZ BUZZARD BUZ RLiZTjAID AilD UP T THE Tf1 IE STATE STATENorthern STATESnrthrrn STATE STATENnrthern Northern Western and nd Central ci tr l Jfeiv ew York YorkCovered YorkCovered Covered With lth a Foot or of Snow SnowBtrpTALO Sn SnBUFFALO SnowBurrAto BUFFALO April 16 16A A snowstorm that thatrivalled thatrh1l11ed thatrivalled rivalled any anyof of the heavier h llvlei ones of the past pastwinter PlUltwlnlerstruck pastwinter winter wlnlerstruck struck northern western apd I i1d cen central central cen tral Now York last night arid an this morning mornln mornlnthere there Is a foot of snow SDOwon on the level a blue blueeky bluesky sky overhead and a spring time sun shining shiningwarmly shiningwarmly warmly warmly I IIn IIII IIn In Buffalo the street railway trafflo was wasseriously WMeeriouitlly wasseriously seriously impeded because most m 8t of tho thorailway thoral1w therailway railway ral1w y company enowplpughs sno plughe had been beenput beenput beenput put away for the summer Many of the thesuburban thesuburban thesuburban suburban lines suspended rl traffic altogetherand altogetherand altogether 1togetherand and cars were were stalled stall d In the he open country country In North Tpnawanda the snow was i8 four fourteen fourteen teen Inches on the level A high wind windprevailed windpreaIPd windprevailed prevailed during the night and this caused causedthe the snow to drift to such uoh an extent extecttbllt extecttbllttrelght that thatfreight thatfreight freight traffic on thE railroads was seriously handicapped It was not until this morn morning mornIng mornfog ing after nil night work with ploughe ploughsthat ploughethat ploughethat that the principal freight lines were able ableto abl ablto ableto to report clear trsckJIIn tracks tracksIn In Syracuse Sacl and throughout central centralNew centralNew I Ie New e York the wind ross to a 8 velocity of ofthirtyfour ofthirtyfour I Ithirtytour thirtyfour miles an hour and nd there waaa waaai I i blinding snowstorm Tills morning the thetemperature thetempert thetemperature temperature tempert ure U ii 25 above abo zero The mini minimum mlnimum minimum mum during the night nlFht was J30 J30Nearly 230Nearly 130Nearly Nearly a I foot of of 0 now fell in Ballaton Ballstonlast BallatonIMt Ballatonlast last night and today making rnakln the heaviest heaviestgood heaviestApril heaviestApril April fall In twentyftY years There II legood IIgood good sleighing again making 121 day of ofsleighing otsleighing ofaleighing sleighing the past winter Street car clIraod clIraodsteani and andsteani andsteam steani railroad trafflo hits iU been delayed delayedby delar d dby by the snow snowBOSTON snowEOSTON snowBOSTON BOSTON April Ifl 111All All of New England Englandwas Englandwas was covered with snow last night ton to 1 depthof depth depthof d pth pthot of several inches InclipsNEW Incb IncbNEW inchesNEW NEW HavEN April UIThe 18 The snowfall snowfalllaxt enowtalllalit snowfalllast last night nn nnunfe nunled l to fully five inches incheson on anaverago through the StateTwlntnp State StateTwining 8tateTw1nlnl Twining Wants a New Trial TrialMotion TrIalfotion Trial3rotion Motion for rora a new trialon one of the iq iqdictmenta lD lDdlctments b bdictments dictmenta against Albert 0 1 Twining and andDftvld alldDvld adDavid David C Cornell rornlUlpr president idrnt and treasurer treasurerof of the Monmouth Trust lust Company ompany of Aapurr As ury Part was made yesterday y erday in Newark NewarkJusticeJ NewarliJustice NewarkJuSticeJ JusticeJ J Ftank Fort r ullen servyi Sri dncWon dncWonfinAPEMTft dAdllonGRAPESIn dedsfanORAPNltla finAPEMTft finAPEMTftMEMORY GRAPESInMEMO ORAPNltlaMEMORY MEMORY MEMO V MAKER MAKERFe MAKERFeed Fe Feed d With Certain Element Required R lIlrecllD IB th thBrtln ttle ttleBrtn lbBrata Brtln BrtlnPoor BrtnPoor BrataPoor Poor memory means an ill nourished nourishedbrain nourishedbrnln nourishedbrain brain The proper food to help and nourish nourishthe nourlhthe nourishthe the broih bl11i will 111 thus help the memory lIlOawryIn M asin Min in the following follomn cane caneI I have not known what it Is to enjoy elJoreal enjoysreal enjoyreal real good health not having seen a well wellday dellday ell ellday day In over 20 years rea and taking medicine medicinemost medioinemoot medicinemost most of the time until about a year ago agoAt agoAt agoAt At that time I was suffering greatly greatyfrom greatlyfrom great greattrom from nortoiis nerto 1S prostration and general de debility deblUty debIUty bility the ther8sUlt result of lleverahevere several never Ulnesae Ulnesaefrom Ulnessegfrom l ltrom from which I never expected to fully tuU re recover recoyrr recover cover coyrrllfy coverMy My memory was also BO poor that itcaused it itcaused Itcat1ed caused me much chagrin at times timesI I had often heard how GripeNuts GripeNutshad JrapeNutahadbelped had hadbelped helped other people memory and andthat andthat andthat that It Itwaea was a brain food Finally I wa waput 1111put was wasput put on GrapeNuta formy tor mT meals meaUIt It was WAIl sopleasingto 80 plea pleasing lng to the taste I en enjoyed enjoyed enjoyed joyed eating it and after a time tiI le I saw earrsuch sawsuch It Itsuch such an Improvement In my health geeenUy gen generally gen generaUy erally that I gave up medicine altogether altogetherAm JtogetherAm Am not even usinglaxativenow u using InglaxaUvea laxatives DOW thatI thatIhod thatlhadbeen thatIhadbeen hod hadbeen been unable to do without for years yeanGrapeNuta yearsGrapeNuta yearsGrape GrapeNuta Grape T 2te helped my nerves save ma mastrength iii iiistrength Ia IaIItrength strength Increased my weight ten pound poundand poundand poundsand and I can now work and walkbetter walk aJk better and andenjoy andenjoy andenjoy enjoy life as I never expected to again againWhen againWben againWhen When my friends remark how well I look and act I 1 tell tellthm them it is all due to Grape Nut My doqtor d Xtor never sees l ee me but he hesmiles h hmiles heesmiles smiles with Wlthfenulneplea genuine pleasure urs at my mylm mylmproved m im improved improved proved condition for he is an en nold old friemd friemdand friend rrltll1 rrltll1Dd and Dd would wou1dllko like to see me perfectly p rfeoUpwe14 wellj knowiog knowinghow knolfI ghow how long and bow Prfeot1rWeU much L I have haveufferocT1 haT haTlUlIerOd haveaulfertsd aulfertsdreek1iapuch lUlIerOd ufferocT1 reek1iapuch Name glT glFeO n by Poseur p Ox Battle Creek C MJch MJchLook JoUohLook SB SBLook Look in each pack package 8efor for the tie famous fam ae litU tu um teelXU baQ zi9Ibosd Boidto O w WUTUl W 4tulule TWt t r L r f fr fJ i r 1 1fs I r I I J fs Altmun 1tman an OIiNiNETEENTH i iNINETEENTH NINETEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE AVENUENEW AVENUENEW AVENUENEW NEW YORK YolkA YORKA YORKI I I A shipment recently rec n y received ceived comprises SPRING SPfUNG DRESS pftEss FABRICS FABRICSin I in the newest et effects employed now by the leading Paris dretsmakers dr drgsmakas makers Included Includedare In d darc are Checked and Embroidered Voiles V oil a Bares Raye and nd Valenciennes Valencienneseffecls Valencienncseffeds Valencienneseffects I effects Ombre Veilings V ci1inv etc etcEspecial etc etcpecia1 etcEspecial Especial pecia1 attention is direcled to the assortment of ROBES unmade shown shownin Ihownin in Lace Department comprising Handembroidered effect on Tulle T uUe Bate Batifeand Bateand Batifteand and on Handkerchief and Butcher Linen Lace Robes Needlepoint of ofN edlepoint Duchewe DuchewePoint DuchCSePointdAppUqu DuchessePoint Point PointdAppUqu dApplique Breton and Marquise lace laceNOTE laceNOTE laceWEDNESDAY NOTE On OnWEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY next Ag 20th a anumber j jnumber limited limitednumber number of Imported Robes unmade will w l be beofforec1 offered at atexceptionally atexceptionally atexceptionally exceptionally interesting prices pricesThecolletftionof pricesThe pricesThe Thecolletftionof The cone collection on of DRESS GARNITURES PASSEMENTERIES PASSEM PASSEMT1ESincludes ES ESind ETC ETCincludes includes ind des Black and Colored C lored Chiffon OD AppKques AppIiqu APP l19 l19Bead s Black BladtSpangl Spangled Spangledd and Colored ColoredBead e Iored IoredBead Bead Passementeries Steel Silver and Black and Steel PaMementcoet PaMementcoetColored p pColored Pauemeatgioil PauemeatgioilColored Colored English Embroidery etc etcNOTE etcNOTE etcNOTE TUESDAY Y NOTE NOTE On OnTllESDA neit April 19th 9th an D aisortoent aistatdliartof aisortoentof t tof of Trimmings T Tranmin s in m various v us designs d formerly former sold spI at athQITI from ft 150to 1 150 30 to 575 per yard wfflbe will be offered ff ed at 75c 7 5 90c 90cf 135 1 35 185 185On 1 85 85on 85On on On counters rear rc r of robmdaThe rotunda rotundaThe rotundaI rotundaThe I The collection of WOMENS OUTER OUT WRAPS for Spring and Summer Summerwhich Summerwhich er erwri which wri h is now n w displayed includes Imported Long I ng Garments b Paletot Wrap W and andBlouses a andousel d dBi Blouses Bi ousel ses in the vanous various sflk silbla silklaces laces es and other materials which are fashionable le atpresent atete1lt at atpresent Pr present ete1lt Of Ofcspecial especial interest ntereft are Imported Imp rtec Paletots of allover embroidered embroideredTaffetas embroideredT PrTaffetas Taffetas T affet l and Linens LinensNOTE LinensT LinensNOTE NOTE T The ib remainder remain Jer of Highclaw Hiah ua Imported Cloaks Cloakshave cLshave Cloakshave have been beerimark marked d at Greatly Oft Greatly tly Reduced Price PriceThe PricesI Prkeshaven I 1 1The The Th e departments lep rtments having haven salesrooms on the e Third Floor Floorare Floorare oar I are as follows followsUPHOLSTERY followsUPHOLSTERY followsUPHOLSTERY j j UPHOLSTERY FABRICS LACE WINDOW DRAPERIES D DI AFE lES ETC ETCORIENTAL i Ii I IORIENTAL IORIENTAL t ORIENTAL RUGS DECORATIVE DECO TfVE OBJECTS OF ART ARTIMPORTED ARTIMPORTED I F FIMPORTED C FC E FE IMPORTED GOWNS WAISTS ETC Cm m Dressmakin DressmakinIMPORTED 8 8IMPORTED 5hoa rooma I a Ia I IIMPORTED n IMPORTED HATS AND OTHER TRIMMED TRIMMEDWOMENS MILLINERY Bt B II t P IIP WOMENS MISSES AND CHILDRENS CHqD S FOOTWEAR FOOTWEARIn FOO II iiI IIb b I tr trn tr1i 1i 1i3l h trh trr r 3l In n the UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT DEf ARTMENT Twelve thownjd d yir yadt of ofFrench ofFrench ofFrench French and English Cretonne Cret CJ for Furniture F e S Slip liP Coven and Cottage Hwf Hwfings H Hings l lings ings wiil will be offered at SPECIAL SALE commencing commen ng Monday M April faith tkiregular 1 1regular i r rregular regular prices 25c to SOc 505Peyard per yard at 12c 2 1St gc 8 trii ind nd 22c C cn III iIII IIIIn i l 1 1 1In rr rrIn In the ORIENTAL ORIINT RUG DEPARTMENT D ARTM eonriderftble co considb d Je Jeb tedadtom rw Y uvueI va re rebeen m mar H Hva been b n made made in the prices pri ees of a number of Perdan Perri an and an Fine Turkiah T l Cirpets Cirpetsin fat fatin ar 1j I Iin in e sizes e3 desirable for Hall Libraries L es Dining Room Office Mid d fenotl fenotlbusiness nml nmlbu Y star of at atbutanes business bu iness purposes purposesRecent r th Fir Elrth l thUf rus rusRecent Uf Uflr lr lrRecent Recent importations of TRIMMED TRI HATSiepwtot HATS rcet the ylt ca cathe athe tt are arethe the present vogue in Paris and copies of them th lxa eID and lid rarious nri rarltxra other attmdnre attmdnreftyles a attrleQivetylof f fftyIes ftyles tylof ts of Turbans Toques and Bonnets are re also a shown shownThe a Ill Ill11nl 11nl 11nlThe tlniA A The present popular styles of extremely cxtr ely LjOWrCUT HALF sHoES SHQESFOR I IFOR inr inrbar r FOR WOMEN are I shown Own in Bjack BI Black or orCava Tan Ruiin R ian CalWdn Ca1r1 n and Whit Wfete WfeteCanvas I ICanvas I bar Canvas also many other oth novel d designs in m fine footwear iootwei Sroart Simper SimperTrimmings I fictll fictllTrirnminga Trimmings Bucid Buckles a etc etcftlr Jrlt Jrltlfnt 1rqTr i A Avent

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1 J 4 Tr spwsUPkY1 APRLi7 L t r ODELlI ODELLS WOfCffitWOR WOfCffitWORTJIS GRIP 1 1ODELLS ON CANAL iOBI iOBIHES liEs GOT FVLL CONTROL NOW O OSEEDING OF OFSPENDING OSPI1ND1NG SEEDING TIlE aiO1OOOflOO aiO1OOOflOOMovtrt 8101000000JlJortct 3101000000Ho Movtrt Ho fd State ta EnrfneCT Bond Up to toConld 0 Ue UeConld 11 11Could Conld Name niaOwn UII 0111 Man Van Vant AI AI11TIe AJs1 Wbo bo Worked for Harrt HarrtNew nmm nmmcewCosiibtne 11TIe s1 t ne New cewCosiibtne ew Combine cobine of Contracting Cntrctls Firm FirmALBANT FIrmLBAN FlrmiALAT ALBANT April Aprl l ISa iGov Gov Odell Ode1 baa b eu eucecded SUCcvded LBAN effoi efforln effoiat determined and cecded after a long deterine eor eorI n de baIrg a lan marl of hie hleown o pt put on gar garst guar guaret I havl th the State adniInIeratioi adniInIeratioichero at eve eveirhero gvery poit point I stte admn rton rtonhero fer conneo conneowith conneote conneotewith of the jwtrornge irhero hero any aJY ptrorage cnete canal won vorvlll wonuI ork with lh the 1000000 IOIOOO barge brge cnal vlll uI be handed out outThe outThe outThe 1 The missing mlSlpf mlS1 br link lnk In n his hi chain chi of contrc contrcn oont oontYOS cntrl cntrlCI State Engineers office but no nohe now nowb nob YOS n the tlt Engiers olc bt CI A Van Al Alatvroat AlItyre Altyio to appoint Henry he b is I ablo appit Henr the division engineer fo fothe for forthe tothe atvroat tyio at present prernt dhllon engner the Ityre eastern Cster division of the Erie Ere Canal CanalEstate Cnal a aEtato to succeed Edward A Bon Bonof Bnd Bndof Boniof Estate E gireer glrer t Icce Ewr of Watertown Watertow WaterLO More than th two months month ag agGov ago agoGo agOdell Gov Go Odell Odel appointed appinte Mr Bond Bnd chalrma chalrmaof chir chirof commission of expert en englrcers englreS engtrcex of the advisory cmision er advlar glrcers at a salary 6lr of 8000 0 The Te Stat StatEnglreer StatEngireer lte lteEgleer Englreer glreS gets getea a salary Mlr of WOOO O OOO It I I Ireally Is Isrely Ireally Egleer of th thState tbe tbeStte tbState really a misfortune to the people Jep1 eop1 State Stte rely to lose 108 miforun Mr Bond as a State Stl Etglneei Etglneeifor Etllner Et gtneer gtneerfor i ifor has tho reputation of a man o oabsolute of oabsolute I Iabalute for be m absolute abalute b Integrity to reptton but bt Gov by OGs Odoll Wells plani planidercarded plns plawdematded I Idemde dercarded demde Itegt that tht Mr M Ir Bond bo b promoted promoted1to prmote I Ito mad madhim madMm of no responsibility so he to a place pl rpnslbilty e me mehi him chairman of the to advisory avior commission comnJsaIonwhere commissionwhere cmmllon 1 hi cin vrith tho plant plantcf planief where he he cannot cnot Interfere Iterae vlth plnl plnlof cf the band bd of political pUtlcl and ad financial faoll guer guerrUlaa ger gerr guerniflaa rUlaa te who surround round tho Governor Goveror to gel gelrich getrc gelrich rich rc r out of the barge brg bargocanal canal cnal patronage am amP amIt ad adplDder an anphder P plDder plDderI phder phderIt Bond woult woutcresign woultresign It was wl expected that tt Mr lIr wold woldrgn I ex as soon as he wai waiappointed wateppointed W8 W8appint resign as 8 State Stt Engineer 8 8 appointed rgn a member membr of the advisory advlor com commission cm cmmiion cornrnLsion mission appint but Gov Gv Odell Odel refused rfu6 to permit permithim prit prithim pernillhim miion do so Tho reason was that if ifBond Mr MrBond MrBon him him to rson wa B t while the Legislature was wain wainIOD it itcession tnseeslon Bond resigned rsigne whle te Lgsltu Bon cession IOD that tt body by would appoint his suc successor suo suoOr suoceseor has greatly surprised surprisedhis cessor Mr Bond h grty er Or the Gov GOTTOOTS Goveos Govrnors by his tractability to his hs friends frsnds hs ttbity TOOTS wishes wishesMr wilhe wieheaMr eos Odell is c cappoint 0 0appoint cappoint Alstyne whom Gov Mr Van Va Gv Odel r Atye of the canal contract contractworte contractwork appoint had h chirge te cnal cntrct cntrctork appoint work ork of the te Furnaceville Favle Iron Irn Companj Companjtinder Compy Compyunder Companjunder under the 9000000 00 canal cnl Improvement Improvementwork Improementworl Improvementwork work worl te This Ts company ompany Is controlled contle by bjEdward byEw byEdward Edward H Harriman Harrma Gov Odells per personal pe peInl personal Ew sonal friend and financial tncl backer backerIt bker bkerI Inl It was wa only In July Julat last that Gov Odellordered Odell Odellordered Odel Odelorder ordered I the State Stt Canal Board Bord to t give givethe givete givethe the order Furnaoevllle te vle Iron Company Cmpany 31000 0 out oulof outof outof of te the Fu State Stte Treasury Treu for excavating excvatng rock rockIn rk rkIn rockto In the tt performance perormano of Its I canal cD contracts contractsIn cntct In reality re Hy the material excavated ecavate was wasearth W8 W8Mrth waearth earth earthThose MrthThose earthThose Those who know how much Gov Odnll Odnlldemands Odl1 Odelldeinnde demands of men he puts In office ofc fully fullyrealize fuly fulyrfIf fullyrealize realize how much Mr Van an Alstyne AIsto aa aaState 8 8State ciState State rfIf Engineer Englner might do to safeguard aegd the theinterosts te teInteoOt theInero3t interosts InteoOt of the people as a against Rgalnt Gov GovOdolls GO GOOdo OovOdoiI I Odolls Odo OdoiI cansi rnl contracting cntracting plansIt plans pllst I It t is Ii interesting Interestng to recall rel on this point pointth pointtht poIntthit I Wall Street wardman wardmanRepresentative wardmsDRptre wardmanReprent1tVe th tht t tho Governors GOlrnora Wal Representative nttve Lucius X Llttauer Lttuer was WI in intb3 Int3 Inth3 tb3 Rptre canal contracting contractng business buslno himself himselfiindcr hlml himselfifl I iindcr 11 t3 ifl the 30DJOTD 3QOJ improvement fiascoH fiasco fiascoHe fa faf He H f Is I a director in tho White Whie Laco Lato Granite GraniteCompany Grnt Grntnany GraniteCompany Company nany which was wa Incorporated Incrort on Sept Septio 1 1898 15 6 to quarry quar granite grnlt and other stones stonesn stone stonei1 i1 i n tho town of Forestport Foretprt Oneida Oneid county countyMr cunty cunty1r countyMr Mr 1r Itttauers Itauers company cmpy had h a suboon suboonrac subnfrC frC rac f fr ir r f furnishing turlshlng the te stone stne for the Oswego Oswegodam Osego Osegodam Oawegodarn dam at at Oawego OSWEgo which they tey secured 8e from fromtho fromho fromthc thc ho firm frm of Hughes Bros Bangs Bag of Syra Syracuse1 Sya SyaeusC Syraright cuse1 eusC right riiht after arr the company cmpY was wa incorpo incorporated Incr Incrrate incorporated rated rate H I is asserted asrt that tat the te land ld on which whichths whichth ths th quarry quarr quarryi1ocated is I located locte was wa owned owe byHerscld byHerscldfioberts by byllersclsloberts Herele fioberts Robrts who Vho was wa the Deputy D puty State Stt En Engineer EnIincer Engineer gineer at t tlat at time tmo and who had h much to todo t todo do Iincer wlih the failure faluro of the thE JCOOOOO JOO Improve Improvement Imprve Imprvement improveYnent ment work workT workho T t ho proffer proler of canal al contracts CDt under uder the theJlOlOWOOO theStlOO the3WOOOO JlOlOWOOO StlOO Improvement Imprvoment work has h had h coniderab1e con considerable conderable siderable derable to do In Influencing ifuecing Republican Republicanleaders Republc Republican1aders leaders l ders and ad workers In I different dlternt sections setone of offho ofth ofho I fho th ho State Stto to t come cme over o er to Gov Go Odells Odels side sideof eldeof sideor of Mir lu fence fenceIn f fnceIn mee I IIn In f ft t it Is an open opn secret eet hi I the inner innerclrcla Innercircia I Icrc clrcla crc cf f tho Odell Odel crowd In I Albany Alby thatplans that thatplans tht thtplns plans plns havo been bn f jrmed rlrmO for the te organiza organization orglzj tion of a group groupof of contracting cnltg firms fr a in I differ different dUferpnt differftnt lun goup ent pnt parts srta of the State stt which whch are to bid for forthe forthe forthe the most lucrative lucrth parta prt of the barge brge canal canalimprovement cal calImproomct canalImprovement improvement Improomct work Iheso 1 1 heo hose contracting contractingfirms cnttng cnttngfnne contractingurine firms fnne are to t be b bled ble by the te Odell Odel grafters graftersnnd gatrs gatrsnd gnat tere tereand and nd their ther profits profU it is safe se to t say sy will wi rot totbe rotbe rotbe be materially Interhiy reduced reuce by a too t exacting exactingInspection excng excnglsp exactingb8Ict1on Inspection lsp tlon of their work by the te representa representatives reprlnt representativs tives tV11 of the State Slte officials ofca 1 he Importance Importanceof Imprtc Imprtcof of this tle information InforlnUon can c bo bl bettor btt under understood uder uder6tood understood stood when It is recalled rele that tt the State StateSuperintendent Stt StateSuperintendent Superintendent Suprntndent of Public Works Is the theGovernors te teGoverors theGovernors Governors Goverors personal psnal friend fried that tt the State StateEngineer Stt StateEngineer Engineer Engier is I to t be b his personal prBna appointee appointeeand cpplto cppltoad and ad that tht ho controls cntol more than t a majority majorityof mjorityof of tho to State officials ofcal who make mae up the Canal CanalBoard Cal CalBor CnaiBoard Board Bor And Ad theao tc are the three tho branches branchesof brnches brnchesof of Stato SUto government govermet which whch are ne to t see 8 that thatthe tht thtthe thatthe the barga Larg canal Cal improvement nt work is isproperly Isprop isproperly properly prop and ad honestly done donemils donels doneHills mils ls Slgnrd IIrd by b GIn OiUll OiUllALBAAT OddlALDL 134thALDtNr ALBAAT ALDL April Apri 16 IGGo Gov Odell Odel today todaysigned today todayIlene todaysigned signed Ilene a number nubr of bills bil left lef in his hl hands handsby llds lldsby haidsby by the Legislatureincluding Leglltuelnoludlng the following followingSenator followingSenatOr I ISator I I Senator Foleys designating deslatnl OB places pl cs of oftrial oftrial oftrial trial Sator of New ew York ork policemen phcmen one for the theMeond te teborollh8 tieboroIihs boroIihs or Drookh und tueens Ulenl and acrU a acnd borollh8 Meond cnd crU for for the other otler three boroughs borouehl Mr MrMcKeowii1 MrlcKPI Mr1cKiown McKeowii1 lcKPI amending amendlnl section cton 384 oPHIeCode oPHIeCodeof otU1 oftte Code Codeor Codeof of Civil Civi Procedure Procure excluding Ixcludlne director dlrectT or oratoclcholder orItockholderl oritokhoIders atoclcholder Itockholderl of moneyed corporations rpraton8 from fromthe fromthe fromthe the exemption which moneye has hitherto favored favoredthem favore favoredtnm them Ult exempton In the matter matlr of ijerwmal lJrlon I liability liabilityhermtor I hhabflhtybenRtor blt bltHelltor hermtor Helltor Armstrongs Arltrons Imposing mpfl on county countyenRluc count countenght4eerc enRluc InllurH enght4eerc rn where whtre such officers otnlrs are provided providedrienator provide provtdet1e cuntr tte t1e dUtlf dute or sidersti Irlrnth c ImlOJfB ImlOJfBnaor xrmIeIoncrs xrmIeIoncrshenfltor rienator naor Koleys 011 oley giving Ill the Kew ew York City CityChamberlain CityChRmberlal CityChamberiath Chamberlain ChRmberlal authority to appoint Ipplnt a 1 warrant warrantilerk warant warantINk warrantIerk INk Senator Carpenters amending amendlnl the theJleliiflotie theneljlou5 theItehhieiotis Jleliiflotie neljlou5 8ennrr Corporations Corporatons Crpcnttr law by b providing providingfcst provldlnl rrovidtngchtirche fcst I fthodlft thodixt churches may ma transfer prop property prop prepertr erty hy h a vote ote of twothirds of tho lrupte lruptes tMltees tMlteesI trustees trusteesFimtor s B rrt I Fimtor nator White Whitt amending mendlnl the Tenement TenementHnuno Tlneirnt Tlneirntlou Tenement3Inuo Hnuno o act by declaring dtcllrlng that tha a cellar celnr or bane banernontona bIA bIAmenl baseroent rnontona menl lou nn a 4 percent plr per cent nt grade Inde shall shal not be bldeeme bedeemed bedeemeda deemed deemedR 1 R tory fttr provided proTldN that no parts Prts shall 8hal be oc occupied OC cchk1 cupied MI hk1 for rn llvlnff 1lnl purpose except txcpt by the theJnnltor theJnnllr theiinitnr Jnnltor Jnnllr Senator enntor Greenes purpll making mnklnl g the salaries salariesnf AIIII nf fr r special Jcrlnl eiah excIse ecl agent naentl tl 110 51000 000 the first IrM year yearIlo tI 11210 2 O the t second and lf t Itw oo o a 1 year YIRr thereafter thereaftert therMrtr therMrtrenntr thereafterinntr t inntr nntor Tlnbergs YI 1 amending arendlni the Primary Election l1fIIm law Ilw for erll New I cw York by providing for forth forIhO forth th IhO removal fmovnl from the enrolment tnrolment by the thecustodian therUHllnn thecuetiinn custodian of mimes nHmCI of perconn pfrllA who have died diedor diedrmrJlll diedor or removed rmrJlll from the thl district districtK2OfMMM dlHtrit dlHtritIUOCM districtatoNo IUOCM K2OfMMM CI nil HI Fire in Texas TexasXiv Texastu Xiv 7 tu OnuKASp OnLCA E April 0prl 10 10A A fire fro near nearTort ne nearFort Tort Arthur Tex last hut night destroyed destroyedoil oil al fyeporty Jport crty valued I UO at 200000 00 The Th fire fireunrtgl fre frelrtlln fireeflrtgI unrtgl lrtlln In refinery rClntr No o 3 of the Gulf OllIte OllIteHnhii 01 Oil Hc HcIlnll liefirtii Hnhii Ilnll Company ompan the tht largest lar est in the State StateA Statedouble Stateiioubie A double explosion followed rolowe1 which de deMroyod dE deitroyd Mroyod tropd refinery refnery No o 3 and damaged dae re ia1Jivry retinrry ro rofnN tinrry fnN No 0 2 tho loss IQs in II all al being bing 20000 20000IvmeVi t0000itirre IvmeVi huwr During Dur Ing tho firm fr Beaumont Iumont was wastclrgraphed woetrgrahed tclrgraphed IIrgrlplmr to mid II several oa engines engles were werewit wereetst wit t111 etst to Urn tht thc1ei1relhijn fcftne fcftne1cil fnelcllrntun 1cil lcllrntun 1ei1relhijn ratlun nf Musician MusIeIanCornrnlIon u51cml Convention ConlnUon Here HereA rrl A call l has ha been ulon Usued luO for the annual annul con convention cn cntntlon conrention vention tntlon of the he American Amorlcan Federation ffdertlon of ofMusicians ofon ofMtntcians Musicians on May Iay 18 It will wi be b tho first firstheld frt firsthti held 111 in II this tli city riy On the same day dy the an annual anli anitai nual li I itinvMiticn lnIlicl nvuitci of the United Unie Cloth 10th loth Hat Hatnnd Hatrldl Hatcad cad rldl rldlI t ap p Makers In of North ortb America mert will wl ba baheld beheld held ue I In New ew York YorktMilnirv Yorkltuihiiry ori oriJhlr tMilnirv Jhlr Inclilve 1lllht Vugtli C Caiislit Caulht Ca tiahil llrrr llrrrHenry Ihrnell hitreHeiuy Henry nell Jackson head hea clerk cerk In the ffco efoo efooo efficoo ffcoof of o C M I Strong Stron a I broker brkr of Danbury DanburyConn Conn 000 was WQ arrested 8tto at lt 52 6 iZ Broadway DrwlY a a atugitiva a afugitive fugitive Ijuglte from justice Justlo Detective Dtothe Sergeant Sergeantnargan Srgeant SrgeantC nargan C argan told Magistrate Iagltrat Cornell lCrel that tht Jackfon Jak Jakfon Jack lackson fon ww WI accused of having left Danbury Uanbuitxiula Danburya 1 a rAW da cia3l acw ago with MO MOO uclonglng Danbur t to hl hf hfmiiioTer mrlloyer I the he iisener was held l umlr under 10 1 O bll txiula for cxumliiutUn oJunlwt exuininat lllonr kn onMoudoy olloo tIIf 3tondny 3tondnyL ay ayi L Iv itr i 1 I Jt JtIv AMtitiDS V NDSEXCzVSrON NDSEXCzVSrONmnto EXClVSTOTt JLV3YON 4CT 4CTDta Dta mnto to cure Defect Dtftl Caned CUd by tIdaL Chin1Denouncement Oa OaDeotommt tIdaLflenotniotment Denouncement of orthe the Deotommt Ue Treaty TreatyWAsmjfOTON Tty TtyW4smNOTN TreatyWBtnINQTON WAsmjfOTON W4smNOTN April Apr 10 Repreaenttlv 1lRplttve 1lRplttveHlt l6BepreotatIvRitt RepreaenttlvH1U H1U Hlt Rep Rp ni r chairman chr of the te Commltte Commltteon Clt on Foreign Forlg Affairs Aal today ty Introduced Itu 1 1tho I Lthe the t Houso HOU a bill bl drafted dt at the te Departmen Departmenof Dpet Dpetof of Justice Jut and ad Intended Itdew to euro C any ay 07 defect defectin deot dofo t tIn in I the te Chbeso Cle CbIne Exclusion Eclulo law lw ciused u by Ui Uirecent te teInt threoent recent Int denouncement deoucmet by the te Chinese Cne Gov Goveminent Goverment Goveranient eminent erment of the te treaty ty between btO that t oountr oountrand cutl oounttend and ad tho te United Unit States Blt affecting deoll the te Irami Iramigratloa Imi ImigIo irnnilgraton gratloa gIo of Chinese ChineseThe Ch ChineseThe l The bill bl strikes strie from the th existing exitig ex exelusion excluslo cxelusion elusion cluslo act nt the th words wor 1ff If I not inconststen inconststenwith IcOIIst IcOIIstwth inconsistenwith with wth treaty tty obligations oblgatonl and ad makes me th thact tbe tbeat tbact act at stand sld by Itself lll It further furh provide providefor provies proviesfor for the entrance etruco Into It the th United Unit States Q Qpersons apersons persons of Chinese Che descent deet who are ar tiLl tiLlzone cltlzens dt zone prans of the United Unit States Sttea by birth birh am amthose and andt antthose those ZhlS t 0 who ore ar specifically selfcaUy granted grante by lay lw lwthe la lathe the prlvlope privilege of admission llon and ad no others othersdescended othes othesI othersIt I It defes defines Ches Ch1aeae ereone ns or pereoni pereoniof of Chinese deet descent 8S blg being ay any pns pnsof oo on ondeseended I Idescede descended descede from a Mongolian Mooli ancestor ancestorwhich acor ancestorwhich i iwhch which whch ancestor actr is now or o was ws at any ay tim timisubsequent timsubsequent tme tmesub sub subsequent uent to t the year yet 1800 18 a subject subjet 01 01th of o othe th thf the Emperor EmPror rf f China ChinaTha Chfa ChfaTe ChliaThe y I The Te duty of administering admlnlstern the Exclusion Excluslotact Exclusionac act ac Is transferred trfer from the Treasury Teury De Department Dopartmerit I partment to t the Department of Commerce Commerceand Commercand I Iand and pment Labor Lbr and ad te within wthin Dpment the discretion discton of th thSecretary the theBelr thiSecretary Secretary Belr of that that Department permit prlt thadmission th thadmission the i iadml81Ion adml81Ion admission of Chinese Cinee Depmet persons who came cme tnt tntth Ito Itothe inttthe th the United Unit States Stte prior ror prons to Dec D 8 1891 and andwho andwho andwho who have ha rendered rnder the te Government Gverment mail meritorious melitorlous mailtonious torious service sric This section ton Is intended intendedto Intede to apply to nonresident nonrsldent Chinese Cine whose whoseevidence Wh00 Wh00evdenc whoeevidence evidence evdenc In the ereoutlon eoulon of the Eicluslor Eicluslorlaw Ec11810n Eaclusiorlaw law Is regarded as a valuable auable to the Depart Department Depar Departnient regare ment of Justice JusticeAttorneyGeneral j usticeA AttorneyGeneral A Jutc Knox has completed hlf hlfwritten liiiwritten toreyGneml Kox h cmplet hs hsmtton written opinion ollnlon in regard to the lega legaphases legalph legaphases phases ph mtton of Chinese rhns exclusion exclullon rlar arising arsing froir froirexpected lrm lrmex fronexpected expected ex abrogaton of the Chinese Chlne treats treatjby trety tretyby treatsby by China Chna e The text of the opinionhas oplnonha nol nolbeen notbn aolbeen been bn given out but in effect elot it holds thaithe thai thaithe thatthe the Chinese Cne Ivim Exclusion EXllulon law now on the thestatute thtstatute statute books will continue In full ful fora foraand forcand and effect bokA despite delto wl cntnu the abrogation abrgaton of the thetreaty thetty thetreaty treaty tty elet uniw UnC s that tht law is repealed rpale bj bjCongress hyCongre h3Congress Congress CongressGE Congre CongreGEN CongressGEV GEN GE DAItES DAlES TO RETIRETiIl RETIRE RETIRE1TU1 lETIRE 1TU1 mi Relinquish Rdlnqn Command Cemmnd or Twentythlrt Twentythlrtneclment TrntUllr TwentythirstRegiment Regiment nrslmtnt In I May MayBrevet Ma MayBrevet I IBrvet Brevet Brvet BrigGen Brgn Alfred Afr C Barnes BarnesColonel Bre BarnesColonel I Colonel of the Twentythird Tentythr Regiment RegimentBrooklyn Rgiment RegimentBrooklyn I dinner to the officers officersand officersanti Brooklyn Brkly at a dlcr given olO1 I Iand and staff sta in I his hs home last lt gven Wednesday Weneay night nightannounced nght nghtannouncd nightannounced announced announcd his h Intention Intnto to t retire rtre front fronttho frm frmtbo franthe the command cmad of the regiment rgment regtinent at the te be beginning be benl beginning ginning of May life decision dellon and th thannouncement the theanouncment theannouncement announcement anouncment nl of it tle were wer no surprise 1Ire to the theofficers theofCI theofficers officers and the regiment rgient nor in fact tat to tomilitary to tomltar t tmilitary military ofCI circles in general generl More than th a aynar aYr ayear year mltar ago crcle it It was announced that thtGen Gen Barnes Barnewas BN BNwas Barneswas ao wlannounc was desirous deirou of giving over the regimental regimentalduties rgietl rgietldute regimentalduties duties dute to others othe but at that th tlrni tim he was waeowing wasdissuaded disude dissuaded by frend friends ot the orgaiton orgaitonowing organization organizationowing owing to internal Interal dlssenaons dlssenaonsGen d8Dsons d8DsonsGen dleaenonsGen Gen Barnes Bre refused rfu last lt night nght to admit admitthat WImItthat ait aittht that he was about to retire but he would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot not tht deny that tht abut at the rtr dinner dne he had hd de declared de dedared dared his intention to t retire retireGen retireGen car Gen ts Barnes Bres Intenton enlisted enl rtr in the National NationalGuard Nato NationalGuard Guard GIWr in 1880 18 He le went to the civil cvl war warwith warwith with the Seventh Sventh Regiment On Nov 20 201M2 2 20lRe2 1M2 1R lh he was WI transferred trasfe Regment to t the Twentythird Twenty Twentythird Tenty third Regiment He He le became be a Major Majoron Mjor on Oct Oc t 23 Z lent 1870 Gov 0 ov I ornell orel appointed appointedhim appint appointedhIm him Irapector Irs ctor of Ufle nte Practice Pmco with wth the therank thernk therank rank rnk of BrigadierGeneral BrgadierGener on Jan 1 1880 1880He 18 ieoHe He became l i olonel of the Thirteenth Threth Regi Regiment Regimont mont le bmo in 1881 181 and ad was WI created cat a Brevet BrevetBrigadierGeneral Brve BrevetBrigadlerGenerni Rg BrigadierGeneral Brh aderOenerl on April Aprl 18 184 te HeIecame He Hebecamo Heheme becamo heme Colonel of the Twentythird Tentythlr Regi Regiment Regimeat g ment in 1000 1000yiAlOR 1000It4F0R 10 10uuon yiAlOR OF O WASOTA I AUIT I 1 IA A SHOT SHOTA A Mob Iob of a Hundred lundrtd Men Mln Make a Des Desperate Pe Peprate fleeperato perate prate Attempt Atempt to Lynch the Shooter ShooterSiotrx 8oote 8ooteSIOUX booterSzovx SIOUX Crrr ciy la la April Apri 16 IGMayor Mayor John JohnBunn JohnDunn JohnDunn Dunn of Wash WD8ht Woabta la la Ia was WI fatally taty shot last laatnight lt ltnght lastnight night nght by Henry Henr Thompson Tompsn because bUI Thomp Thompson Tomp Tompson son wanted ant Yovengo rvenge rovenge for an order orer to t arrest arresthim art arthim arresthim him After Ater tho shooting Botng a determinede3ort determined determinedeffort detrine effort was as made to lynch Thompson ThompsonThompson Tompn ThompsonThompson eort Thompson has h8 served srve a number numbr of o Jail Jailsentences Jai jailsentences sntoee sentences Tompon and ad yesterday began bga a dUturb dUturbanrn d dieturbanre tub yetray anrn His arrest was ordered but ho hobr h hbr hebr arret wa aniA br br k3 k away II from Marshall Mahal orer John Joh WUcox WUcoxwho Wicox Wicoxwho Wllcoxwho who shot at him as B he ran r Thompson Thompsonwent Tompon Tomponwent Thompionwent went to his home and secured a revolverHe revolver revolverHe rvolver rvolverHe sur He hurried hurrie ba 1m k bent bnt upon upn finding fndin the thaMayor theM theMa1or Mayor or to bo b revenged revengedto revenpe revengedayor M Iaror ayor Bunn had In the mentmf meantime gone goneto goneto i to the jail and there ther h Thompson Thom n found him himand himand himand I and ftddrewed jallnd him Insultingly Ilultnlly While WhileThompson Whie WhieThompsl Whilethompson Thompsl Thompson a drle held his hi revolver in his hi hand handthe hnd hndtbe bandtbeMayorurncd the Mayorturned Iayorlure his hi isisbacit back bk and coolly roly walked walkediw8y wae walledLwRy iw8y Thompson Thomp on fired tre three thr times time one onabuint onebUIot onebuint buint entering Enerlng at the base ba of the brain brainitiinan brin brinWIlD brainititnan itiinan WIlD an uour 10ur 100 10 n len tien en had ha gathered gatheredat Ratned Ratnedat at the jail jai carrying carlinl ropes rope The Te fact they theywere tey teyer theywere were without a leader was wa all al that tat saved savedThonpson Ive savedThonpson Thonpson er Sheriff SheriI Hogan drove drve fron fronCherokee fr fronCherooe Top8n Cherio Cherokee and arrived arlvE in tirre tre to t hold the thorcob to tofob thereob fob rcob off 01 with jun guns runs He le escaped epd with withThonrson withTolsn withThorsen Thonrson In a buggy but was W8 pursued pursuedBO bUI pure Tolsn BO hotly that he took tol rtsfuge fuge in an Illinois IllinoisCentral Iinois IinoisCentral Illinoisontral 10 Central hoty tnt train The mob ator str el 01 the thetrain thetrain thetrain train sending a To fusillade fuslae of brloVs brlo1s and andstones andswne andBtoflOS swne stones as 1 it pullol pIloi out Olt for this city cityTHE cityTIlE cityTIlE TIlE PIT SCORES t IN I OVDOV LOVDONeUnder OVDOVJndtr DO DOUnder Under the Tltln Tn or ef 1 The Te Wh 1ft Wheat t Kin Kinthe King IUnsthe Kingthe the Play PI Wins 1nl Applause ApplauseSptetol ApaU ApaUSpde tpplanseSpectaZ Sptetol Spde CMt Cal PUpa to TBI Tl Sins SmrLOVPOK SI SinsLoro 16The Wheat King Kingn Kinga LOVPOK LOor April Apri lGTe Whe an n adaptation of Frank Norrtss Nors The Te Pit Pity Pt Ptby PItA PItAby a and Mrs Ashton Jon Jonon Jonaon Jonton Mlsn Elliott Page by y Mi Elott Pae M Abton at the Apollo Theatre Theatreonlght TheatreLonlght aon on was WI produced pru ApUo lhtr lhtrtonight tonight Murray Muay Carson Con the actor ar and andIraraatUt ad addrmt andlramnttt IraraatUt t and ad Fame Eme Berlnger Briger appeared appearedn apo drmt In n the chief roles r ll 4ean Ma MacUinlay Mcklnly daugh daugher daughter augher ter er of Antoinette Antolnltt btellng btellgt impersonated impersonatedho Improna ho character of Page Pige Dearborn DearbornTho Daro DearbornThe to The chaactr play was wa enthuitadlically enthwJatcly received receivedThe reiv receivedrho The Th Chicago wheat whet pit scene rene ipreeentlng ipreeentlnglometblnK r npresentingometblng ntlng ntlnglometbll lometblnK Chicao absolutely unknown unowi unknowiloners to t Lon Lonloners Ln Lndoner aiolutly lometbll doner loners evoked evoke the th greatest gltet applause applauseChanplnR applw applwCharln applauseChanning ChanplnR Pollock Pollockwho who bo dramatized drmatze To Toflt ThePit The TheJd Charln Polk Pit said beet night that Wiiam William A Brady Bmdyn flt 15d Jd tho exclusive English Eogl tt h rights rlht to The Theit ThePit Thepit n Pit it ard so o far as ho Iniw l nw had h rot die dteosed dl dierosed osed atd of thorn e Mr fr Pol PolOk Poliock ock said sid that ho holldnt hI hoiidet roled lldnt know orythlrK about alOUt the ErplUh ErplUhirodujtlon Ellsh Ellshpruton Ergllshrodution pruton irodujtlon ldlt Mr lyhll fr Ilradyisin Brady Bry is I In I Philadelphia PhitedeiphiaCONRIEI PhiladelphiaCOXlUEn Ihllelphl IhllelphlCO COXlUEn CO IEI COMPANY OUINI DIVIDES DIVIDESerrnun DnIDESGamn DIVIDESLkrman Gamn errnun Singers tnen Come Cme to New ew York YorkOther TorkOthers ork orkoblr Other oblr Arc Arl on the ROAd RnnrtTho ROAdTho flnsdTito Tho Conned CnlB Metropolitan Metropltn Opera Opr Com Cornpany Commy Compy divided last night In Boston the tharcrman theierman pany my divide lt Dtn te teGerm py Germ rcrman wing coming cming to t New York YorkIme Yorko Yorkrtme Ime o Gadskl Oakl arrived alveere Jiere yesterday ystrday after afterloon ater aternoon afternoon with all the rest restif restof noon and ad Mme Temlnn Terln wih al te rt rtot ot if the singers singeJ who are to take tke part pr In the thorilfarrive thetrlog thetrilogy trilogy which begins tomorw tomorrow afternoon afternoonwill ateron ateronwi trlog will rilfarrive arrive lich here her bRlns today The last lat perform performjice prorm prormae performinca wi inca will be given a week wek from frm tomorrow tomorrowTho tmorow tomorrowThe ae The wl Italian b and French Frnch wingof wing of the coin coinany compay coinpally pay cities pally any Is Itia to t travel trel through the New England Englandities Englandcte Englandcities cte Ml 11 1isi Uarrymore Damore to oPII Play Pha In I InBland InBlandEthol lnlllnl lnlllnlEthel EnglantiEthel Ethel Barrymore Is s to sail l1 for England Englandon on Wednesday Dayore and will 1 appear appnr there thereIn tho thoI thereIn In Cynthia C Wencsay In one of Charles tharle Fi oilmans Flohmn8 Flohmn8I Fiohmanshouses oilmanshouses I houses thl She ended her season 80n hoe last lastnight wst wstIlcht kstnight I houl Ilcht night in Cousin CWln ende Kate Kat at tho Hudson HudsonTheatre IIid60n IIid60not HtidsonTheatre Theatre ot otCirel Circus Cirel Chaplains Caplalnl First ret Sermon SermonThe SUnon SUnonTho SermonTue The Rev W U Sheak Shek chaplain chaplan of the thellarnura theJaum theIlarnum Jaum llarnura Rv 4 t Bailey Daley show will wi deliver delver his hisfirst hislJt hislirat first regular sermon to the circus folk hi hiMadison I InMadison lJt Madison 1als1 r gla Square Sulr eron Garden Glrde this crus morning morig at atII at II 1 oclock oclockNoldlrr oclok oclokHoldllr oclockSoIdtPr Noldlrr Holdllr OrldeRToom Drld oom flies PlI In Phlllpplnm PhlllpplnmOMAHA Phlp1lnf Phlp1lnfOJAI PhhilppinriOMAaA OMAHA OJAI Neb eb April Api 19 lBLeut teLieut Lieut Parohall Parohallho PaJhl PaJhlwho Parahallwho who ho died die in the t0 Philippines Phlpplno yesterday yesterdayrn yeterd rn as the first frt to t die of twelve bridegrooms bridegroomsho bridegoms bridegomswho who t ho sailed with lth the te Twentysecond Tentylond In Innntry Infantr inrantry fantr nntry Mio He leaves len1 leavesabride a bride here hereOTTlGS hee hee10TTlGS hereJOTTINGS JOTTINGS ABOUT 7OnV 7OnVTlie 7On 7OnTe 7OWXThe The Tammnur Central Alioclfttlon IIAlon Ue the T Tm TmJ Tam Tammini m mmany many Te club Tmmay ot the T Tentictfl enllclh I UMinblr b fubd district districtbcWlta dttrIctheld bcWlta held J its ci annUkl U IIII meeting ID lut i ntchl b t the club rooms roomsSOT momsiOl SOT But I TftlrtyocconO IUr street trf t JhomM Thomse Murphy MurphyU Murly MurlyI U 2 the he Tammany TamtanIdr TIMynd leader of the district Ibtrrl The Te officer omeerg omennetted I netted t wrre iMniel n t F Mafltn r nh preatdeni mloo mlooonn John H HZtgnflrtelc g Ztgnflrtelc t a and ur GeOrge It Thonpsoa vice vicercai4ents rcai4ents Thoaes onn nc fitliti nCrllJ ecerdte secret ret n n1bAel nodtcbanl dtcbanl 11QUlt MtUitt eoncspon13o onpnd arc smrntory bn J JtOJra o Jrer tOJra 1bAel OJ Illehl sinanetal secretary rtlI An svter tr SeCI Sc5r3 tlU tlUJrer tress tressjier f 1 imr JI Lt POWDERlHMI5SOURiSTOflRE POWDERlHMI5SOURiSTOflREt44O PD R1IISSOURi Tn RBT t44O 144 POUNDS WERE WElE COV5tfWK COV5tfWKBY COSrUI COSrUInY C0XSUMEDY BY THE EXPLOSION EXPLOSIONHew EXLSION EXPLOSIORow I IRow Row Thto Tl Large Lr Quantity QUntt TTw Waaflnrne WaaflnrneWttbont a Hum Hummthont Ded DedWtout mthont Wtout CauttuiK CaS uathj an 10 ExpJotlqn EOton In th thHBfarine tbe tbeIIplne lbMaga4ne HBfarine IIplne I II a Myftery MnDoINof Mttc17flodlr Doalrt of in inTlctlroi lbVictims be beVclmlto Victims Vclmlto to Be D Shipped 81P to Their TrInome TrInomeW4SmNOON ITomci ITomciWIBHINQTON flomniWASRINOT0N WIBHINQTON April Aprl 16 leR 1gRear Rear Admin AdminCappa AdmmnoCappe1 Cappa Cp Chief Chef Naval Nava Coast ConsUuotor Cnttuor uctor who wa wasent walent sent to t Pensacbla Pencl to t examine exlne the theMIGoU Missouri Missouritelegraphed Miasourtelegraphed telegraphed Iegphe to t the Navy Nav Department Depmet todd todathat ty tyta toddthat that ta be had h made me a complete ocmplet tnapectlon lpitonof lpitonofte lnsp tlonc tloncthe c cthe the te ve vls vessels sela hull hul withreference wlthreternc to t ascertain ascertainIng Urn UrnIg uoert in inlag lag Ig the tb damage da caused 0ue by the explosion exiofonof exiofonofWeeay o oWednesday aWednesday Wednesday Weeay and cd the previous collisionwitl collisionwitlthe colsion coiflelonwItlth6 Wth Wthth the th Illinois IIUols and adhfbnd audhad hadfound f und that tht the warahtj warahtjwas wlp wlpwa wvebfjwee was wa In good go condition cdltoD and ad able to proceei proceeiwherever pre pro eei eeiwherever wherever ordered orderedNaval orderedNaval order Naval authorities autorte are a satisfied stse that tht ex extenalve extlv axteneive tenalve tlv repairs to the Missouris Mlurs aft afthandling ater aterhdlng afte aftehandllng handling hdlng rprl room rom and ad turret tt are aren arenad necessary necessaryand ncessaryand and ad say 81 that tht she would woud probably prbaly be b beorderet beorderetto orders ordersto re to t the Brooklyn Brky navy nav yard yar All Al the tbele tbeeieo tbeeieotnical eleo eleotricaj tricaj hic turret tut appliances applac were we burned bue 6u 6uand oiland t tad and ad much of the metal metl work must mut bi bireplaced hireplaced replaced replacedReports rpl replacedReports Reports Rprs have hve been ben received rive by the th Navj NavjDepartment Nav Nav NavDepartment Department Depament that tht 1440 pounds pud of smokele smokelepowder smokelc smokeleapowder powder pwder were consumed cnsume in I the explosion explosionThis exloion exloionTs explosionThis This Ts embraced embr four fou full ful charges ohg Orii Oriicharge Ore Orechrge 00charge charge chrge consisting cneltng of four fo bags ba of ninety ninetypounds niety nietypund ninet ninetpounds of each was In the pounds pund powder pwder ech guiand gui guiand and ad the turret turet Another Anoter charge cge was wa li lithe I bthe the te ammunition amuniton hoists bolll and ad the te two remain remainIng rn rnIng remainlog Ing charges chge were in the hadlg handling noon roonclose rm rmclO noonclose close clO to the open opn door dor of the magazine magazineThere tan tanTer magazineThere There Ter wore therefore therfore 360 88 pounds pud in gui guiand guiand and ad turret tuet 360 3 pounds pud in tho ammunltiot ammunitiothoist ammunltiothoist auion auionhoist hoist hoist which whc is supposed supps to have hv been bn dews dowiIn dewsin In the handling hdlng room rom and ad 720 72 pounds pud ii iithe In Inte itthe the handling room Itself In other words wordsthere wordthere te handlng rm Isl I wors worsthere there were in the handling hdUn room rm count counting cut countlag ing the charge chge in the ammunition auiton hoist hoistnearly hoilt hoistnearly nearly nely 1100 tl0 pounds pound of powder pwder Ho Hothis How Howthis Howthis this large amount amout of ammunition amuition wai waiburned w wbure waiburned burned bure without causing cusig an a explosion exloion Ir Irthe In Inthe Inthe the magazine msgane and the destruction detrction of the thiship theship tluship ship la I I a mystery mysteryAbout myt mysteryAbout About S SO 000 additional addtonl for the e Missouri MissouriVictims Mlour MlesourVictims Victims Vicim Relief Reler Fund Fnd was W received rolve today todajby toy toyby todayby by PaymasterGeneral PayterGner Harris H The Te fund fundnow fud fudno fundnow now no amounts Imeunt to 11r1G 1326 R R B Roosevelt Rooaevellof Roelt Roeltof of New York the President Prldente uncle ucle gave 100 10 Miss Mi Alice Ac Roosevelt Roeet I10 Sb Seflor Sfor M MA MA MA A Calderon C len the Peruvian Pemva Minister Miite 50 50Capt 0 0Capt I Capt Cpt W H Brownson Brw the te superintendent superintendentof sprntndet sprntndetof of the Naval Nava Academy Acsmy t SO 0 the te Ecu Keulel KeulelEr Keuffel Bel A ABaser 3Easer Baser Er Company Cmpy of New York CO and ad it itWashington It its itsWashington Washington representative J B Kendall Wlhlnln rprntle Kendt 150 50 BrirGens BrenL Crazier Crzer Rochester Retr and andBliss aa aami andBites Bliss mi of the army ay also ao contributed contributedUpon cntrbut contributedUpon Upon Uln a suggestion suggeton received rlve this t morn mornIng mor morntag tag Secretory 8Moy Moody has acted prompt promptin prmpU prmpUIn in th the matter mttr matterof of assisting altll aseisttngtboee a those th Injure Injuredependant Injur Injuredin I in the exploion explosion OD the MIMolr Missouri and the thededent thedependent dependant dedent n nt nsxt xt of kin ki of those thoe killed kie wh whare who whoar whoare are ar pensionable lolble by directing diring the te collec collectlon cle collection tlon of th the Information Irorlon necessary nl to pre present pr piesent sent lon ent their tr t claims cl to t the pension Pnslon Dens Ion bureau bureauwith buru buruChl bureauChief Chl Chief f Egle Engineer Tom Thom Wiion Williamson U B N Nmir Nretired mir retired wu deigat designated t to cmmunict communicate communicatewith with those thos who ore a apparently apprntly penslonabl penslonabland pnionble pnionbleand pensionableand and to t assist alt them with Wt advice avic and ad in information Inforton information I IIn formation forton without witout expense to themselves themselveAt themhe In lonn lonnAt O te the prepton preparation of eXJI tel their cli claims for pn pen penlonn I IO At At the request of their teir nearest net of kin kinthe kinthe I the te Navy Nav Department reue Damt has hdlrt hasdirected directed Admlra AdmlraBarker Admlr Admiral AdmiralBarker Barker Bke to t ship IhIp the bodies bie of f tho following followingvictims folowln folowlnvcim followingvictims vcim victims of the te Missouri Mrl disaster diw all al en enlisted enlte enlisted listed lte men mn to the te places pl named namedJohn ne namedJohn i iJohn John T i J Donnelly Chicago Chlco Ill mt Frank T TRowlandn TRowlnds Tftowlands Rowlnds Rowlandn Cleveland Donne Ohio OhlOj Paul lauln J it Oaetler OaetlerN Oaster OasterHOJ8 Jastlerhop hop Ark Clevelndi Jens it Pelre Pedereen Brooklyn BrooklynN roklr N HOJ8 Y Joseph Oedrts OerB Grand Rapids Rpldst Mich MichJay Mlchi M1chTay Jay C Hardy PauujTa PalTI N Y Merman MermanScherbarth I iferman ifermanBeherbarth erln erlnRher Rher Scherbarth rthMluraule lalT1 MUwaukee Mdwsukee Wl nla 1 John Joh P Stair StairTex 8tlr 8tlrFatrmoult StairFaininount Faininount Inch Jlme James O N 3ynn nn Bryan Bryane SriunIex Tex Fatrmoult e Kearney KereJ ReaT0eyJ J Klvlen DalU Da Tex Ie Joseph JovephF JOep JOepF F Kennedy Kenney Tonnore TOnnor lenD en Peter PeUr J 1 Draun DraunWilliam DrnunCleeand llraunCleveland Cleeand Cleveland hlo Chale Charles I ii Ilerer ZeTer Osbob Oshkoh OshkohWI WIs WI Robert O Tobin 1obln LUC Luereihie III a Onol OrvelS i iMo S Mo Moe Butt Butte Mon Joh iohn J Mul MullIgan n Prov Provi Providsnre df dsnre ft I Janice ame r Knllht knIah Gamft Garnett Ken RRnWilam KenWUhtam William Wilam It Shlpman Shpman the only marine marle kllledi killedAon Avon Ind IndThe IndTe ladThe The Te body by of Seaman Bemn William Wiim Joseph JosephBoggard Joeph JoephBKnr JosephBorgard Boggard BKnr was w not recovered roTere The body bodyof bYI bodyof of Master Mer at Anna A Halbert Halbe E EUott is belig belg held at Pef aaoola 8cl pending peudlg a decision dellou as to towhere towhere I where whe it Itlhl shall be b sent sentTheae sl aesiLThese j These Thl et erla listed men me have been be buried bre In Inthe inthe the th t at aUoeal lo al cemetery cmetenat e at Per Persol Pereacola sacola Ralph RalphRoche Rph RalphH I H Aisn Allison H Harry V Frtk Frarks John M MRhe MRoche Roche Rhe Jeraemoa ermO Bloxopolou Dioxoplul Neaton NeatonSoder Neton NetonSer NestonSoder Ser Soder John W Cole August AUiet Smith SrJth andCharles and andCharles andCle Charles Rico RicoAt Ric RicoAt Cle At Atlbe the requestor reor request of Seaman Sm Alnl Allisons family familyAdmiral ramly ramlyte familythe the Nav Mavy Deprment Vepartment toy dlree directed directedAdmiral Admiral te Adml Barler Br1or to aerd erd the t remalrs rmie of ofAllison ofAin ofAllison Allison to Washington Wlhnglon for Intermeut itet8t In I the theBarker theAlgtn theArlington Ain Algtn Arlington NaUola Nattoial teineter eete Admil Admiral AdmiralEarker I Barker Baker responded rpnde that tht AllIson An e body by hadbeen had hadbeen hd hdb been interred in I the National Cemetery Cemlr at atPensacola atPensacola Pensacola b Pencl Itee and Id that tht It would ba b unwise unwl to todisinter t todisinter I disinter dlsilter It The ro Navy Department Dprmelt Dprmeltcrl ao aocordli socordli cordli crl gly rescinded rlnde the order orer No bodies bcdleathat ble1 ble1lt bodiesihat that have been Len li terred tre at Peiisuoola lelcl will willbe wi wIUbe I Ib be lt exhumed at thla thu tIme tlmoAt tImeAt b At eume the request ruet of tmo Miss MI Katherine Kather1e Ward Wardof Wa Wardof I of Oswego N Y the te aagemert arrangements for forthe forte forthe the funeral funero of her flac Ic Midshipman MldlhlJma NldehiimanWilliam Midshipmanthe te William E T Neumn Neumann who no w wee kie killed killedIii I Wii Iii the explosion exloion on the te Missouri Mlor has 11 been beenangnd b beenchanged te cagl changed angnd so as a to t provide prvide for Mrvlqe 1rIQ over overils oTero oTeroI oTerohi overhi I hi ils body by at Oswego Owego before bfor Its 11 interment Itrent at atUmapoIU AtAnapli atAnnapolis hi Annapolis Mrs Mr J H Haason HIon the tew1e wife of ofa ofa ofIn a Anapli In a instructor ItMotr at the te Naval Nava Academy Acey and andlster ad sadsister 1 sister of Midshipman Midshipma Neumann NeumaD bad di directed dirte directed sitr rected the te Navy Na Uepartment Jevaret to send ed her herbrothers h heybrothers I Ibrters brters rte brothers remains rmle to t Annarolis Aarollror for inter interment Iter Itermet InterIntent met Intent and ad orders ordt1 to that tatee thateffect effect had ha bo been beenIssued beenIseuodby Iseuodby Issued by theDopartment Dopaet when whe Miss Wards Wardsrequest Wardsrequest request Iue was W8 te received rh Ihla 1hl was WI MIWa41 submitted submittedto 81bmlte rl0t to Mrs Mr Mr liaison Hlon who consented crsOte to the thahanga theChag8 theohange Chag8 hanga Under the te arrangement arlemet pro proposed pr proposed posed by Miss Mi Ward Wa there t r will wl be b Joint Joit ser sericee or ordocs erIe pof docs Ie In Oawego over the te reraalre rmals of Mid Mldihipman MidIhlpma Midihlpman Ihlpma ihipman Neumann Neumn and ad her brother brter Mid Mldihlpman Midshipma Midhipman shipma ihlpman Thomas Ward War Jr who was WI also alsokilled alsorued killed on Toma the Missouri Mlurl ikh wit withhie his hi chum chu ao aokle andlesernate and andMassmate chtlnte kle Massmate to and ad the te body by of f yourg Neumann Neumannwill Neuman Neumanwltbtn a will then be taken to AJirapoll Ara ol1 In charge chargef wltbtn ce ceof of f her father BrigGon Brl c Thpmoji TCmf Ward WardAt War WardAt At tho requoet rlCt of the father of Jim Juior JuiorLieut Junior Junior1Ieut lor lorUeut Ueut E A Welchert Weicher bin hi remains rmlshave rmlshaveben nave hveLecn naveicon ben icon ordered Bhipped shlprf from frm Pcnnocola PenPoJa to toDanbury t toOiuobury Dnbur Danbury orer Conn forlnterrnent forlnterrnentTIlE for Interment IntermentTHE Interent InterentTiE THE TiE AGE GE PENSION ORDER ORDERommliilonrr ORDERCommlnlontr ORDERommIliionrr I Commlnlontr ommliilonrr Ware Correct Cerrcf en Erroneous ErroneotMImprendon EOMU ErroneousImpression Impression Imprtslol a II to 0 It III Effect EffectWASHINOTON Ftel FtelWUIINOTN EffectWSSUINOT0N WUIINOTN WASHINOTON April Apri 16 ISIt It JIM become becomeippnrentto bmo bmoappnrnt becomoLpparentto appnrnt ippnrentto to officers omcr of the te Pension Pelion Bureau Bureaulial Bur Bureauhat hat considerable cnllderble misunderstanding mlundontdlg exists existsui exlt exltI totho the and effect of the recently recentlyBaued recentlyesued I ui to to scope ICp ad tr rty rtyiue iue Baued age ae pension penlion order orer So S many my com comnunlcatlonn cm cmnnlctonP cornouinlcations nnlctonP nunlcatlonn asking Iklng that the order orer be ox oxilalned oxplalne oxilainrd plalne ilalned have been received rive atthe bureau bureauhnt buru burutlmt bureauhat hat Contmlesloner Cnul sloner ofPensions of Pensions Ware War has hasssued ba baajtued l ssued elllo tho following folow In statement to t make makelear mke mkecear make1ear lear the aotunl tal effe effctof itof itn provisions provUloreThnre prviions prviionsTt provisionsThtre cear Thnre appears appeaJ t to be on a impression imprwclonimong Impr impressionuioong lon lonnong imong Tt r many may of the te old soldlrm soldlff that allow allowino alow alow11nC allowtony nong tony ino of pensions lons under the te atje Aie order orer of ofho ofho I Itho 11nC tho ho Commlwloner Cmmllloner pn are ar In I addition additon to pen penilonH penalon pendons dons allowed alowed heretofore hertofor This Thl is an a anarrour anarrourouB erron erronx rDr rDrrus rus x ouB us idea Ide of said sidorAr saidorder order The Te law prohibits prohibitsLho prhibia prhibiatho Lho navniont of more mor Ulan one on feralori feralorio repslor ersio0 ersio0Lo to o a u pavmot parson pAJ0n for the thl name Me period rero ard ad the thesffectof theepct theoTect epct oTect sffectof I of the tie order crer of those thOe batg having pensions pensionsilnady pnsloni pinsibnkslri slri ilnady ady will wi be beorly orly ollv to o Increase Icrae puch iuchren utr utrII p i idon alav II don on up up U to 0 Uioagp Ule a limit illt If the pension f slon already alreadyirawalu alrady alradyTWl1 alreadyirawnli irawalu TWl1 below helO that tt thatamount thatamountrnators amount amountirnaton umountlrnator irnaton Debate neyll PeU fleiIu lAke lAkeIitttan Iridlan Bin BinWA8 RhI1WABIItNOTON lrnator pbte nla nlaWUUNOTN WA8 WUUNOTN WABIItNOTON tNOTOK April prl 18 laThe The Senateoday Senate Slnt SnatOaday tod oday after declining deUnlng to discharge dlhg tie tieomniHiee tpe tpeComnllte tieomnthttee omniHiee ou ot Interoceonlo Intr o Cahalffrom Cahalffromurther Canl Cabal train trainrurther Comnllte rurher urther con ecnsdrratipn ollctraton dfratl n of Mr Morgans Morgansesolutlon ttogensresolution fonanA fonanArlltion rlltion resolution calling cl1ng oti ot thoAttomoyGeneral thoAttomoyGeneralor the AUornyGenel AUornyGenelfor for or information as a to the status IttU of the theleaotlatlons thenegotiations inroaton negotiations with wih the French Frnch Panama Panamaanal Panaimanal nelolaUon anal Company ompafly spent Ipent theremainderol theremainderolhe the rmando reinaIndor ot otthe ofthe the he anaIComp session In debateon 4ehato e to on a bill bi to modify modifyho tho ho a rocment 8ment seon with wth the Devil Dtwis Lake Le Laketnd Indians IndiansVithout IndiansWihout lane laneSithout Vithout actlonon action on on the bill bi the Senate Bna at atoclock s sI Wihout 4 I oclock ocok ac adjourned adjournedMovements adjoure adjoureloTmtnt adjournedMovement Movements loTmtnt or ef Naval Nan Vntelit VntelitWASIIIKOTON VesseifWASIUNOTON tell f fWAINOTON WASIIIKOTON WAINOTON April Aprl 18 ISThe the gunboat gunboatetrel cbt cbtPelrell gunboatPetrol Pelrell Petrol has as arrive arved l at San Bn Francisco Frcto theraining the tljeraining thetmlnlng raining ehlp Mohican Mohcn at a San S Diego the theupplv te telflv the5u3plv upplv lflv ship shp shlpCulgoa Culgoa cUlfO at t olon aifid aMth the gun gunloat gunr gunrIoat gn gnbo bo loat El l Cano ta atShanghai a st BhanghTbogunbt BhanghTbogunbtViul Shanghai Thegunboat Thegunboatflxen Viul Vixen has ba sailed se from frm Guantanamo Ountnmo for forJatitia forMntiago or orSant Sant Mntiago Jatitia go ov 4 0 V J Jt Jt 5 t r rd ra I 1 h J Ji t l d i a I VJ j b1rj 1 t t Ii I 9 9CUEMICAL CHEMICAL DANK CLERK LEI GON GONHoyts GOE GOEloJ1 OONhoyts Hoyts loJ1 Books D1 Pound Fad Not to DaJanee DalnO b bMore blore bt t More MoreTham Than an saoooo saooooEdwin 8200 sooooEdwIn Edwin E P Hoyt HoT oyt a d clerk clerki in the check ohek dc dcpartraant deprmet dspartment partraant prmet of the Chemical Chemcl National Natonal Rant Banthaa Bk Ranthas has 1 disappeared dlpprand and accountants aclntante hay havfound he hefoud hayfound found foud discrepancies dl8oncsln in his hs books bok amountin amountinU amountig U t 1617 1617Hoyt JJSJ8e7 JJSJ8e7Hoyt 3383 97 97Hoyt Hoyt did not handle hndleaY any cash csh or se securitles 8 8crte sE sEcutlies curitles crte according acorig to the banks bnks officer officerand OmC OmCAud officencud and they explained expllre yesterday yeter that tht it dli dlinot did didI dlnot not notfoUow follow that tht he had hd absconded nbconde wit witany with withay witany I any ay such sum sm It I was wal saidthat Mid tht that while whie hi hibooks his hisI hibooks I books blok were er Incorrect Icrt to 0 that tht extent r rvouchers ro rovouoher ivouchers vouchers vouoher had hd boon bn found to be b missing missingAll miMingAl All Al that tht the bank people peple would say abou aboutho lbut lbuttbo abouthe the matter mter yesterday yestery yesterdayvrne was as embraced embrc in i istatement a aata I Istatement statement ata emeIt that tht Hoyt loyt had hd beoj employed omployeiat at the bank hnk for twentytyro twentytv years yelr and tha thah tht thtI thahe h he had bank since April J Jwhen 2when hd not been bn at lt the bnk sinc Apri I when whl he went homo sick sickA Ilek Ilekstltement sickA A statement stltement preparedby preprby Francis Frucs Halpin Hnlpincashier HalpinI Halpincashier I cashier Chler of the back bnk added adde this thisHoyt thisiIoyt I Hoyt Hoy did not handleany of the banki bankic bnks bnkscb bankIcash c cb cash 8h or securities rtes Upon Upn Investigation IUVCtgaton o otie of ofte Othe tie te books bk of the check ohek department deprtmont handlct handlctby hndled hndledbr hancliciby by him hi we we e found them out of proof prot In I thi thiturn theIm thisum turn Im of 2253867 260 which hlch amount we havi havicharged hve hvechg havicharged charged chg off or to profit proil and ad loss Wo 0 hav havnotified have haveotle havinotified notified otle the hording bordlfg company by whom whoriHoyt whomHoy whoaHoyt Hoyt was wal bonded bnde for 10 cmpny 000 ard 11d so far ni nithis 18 u utbisbankisoonceiredthe Hoy this tbisbankisoonceiredthe bank bk Isooccerred Is 6ncre the matter mter is closed closedMr coso closeddr Mr fr Halpln Hlpin said sid yesterday yestery that tht lh lhamount Ihe Iheaount thiamount amount aount mentioned me tone was a an outside figure figureand fgure fgureId figumand and Id that tht there was w likelihood lkelhood that tht the theerrors theerr tInerrors errors err might possibly po lbly not amount amount to as asmuch lS lSmuch atmuch much as tlf the ho investigation Investgaton was WR rol rolfinished tot totfilhe tiolfinished finished finishedWe finishedWe filhe We do not know kow raid Mr Halpln why whjthe whytbe wh whthe the matter mtter was not discovered dBcver before otor ai aithe al atthe the mistakes rstkeocr occur over a period perio of twc twcmonths tomons twcmonths months He did not not handle any monej monejand mony monyad noono3and and ad mons he could culd not have used tho chocks thai thaipassed thatpe thaipassed passed pe tbrough his hi he hands hnd U outside out aIde the haitI bantto bnk bnkto haitIto to get money so far far a as we can sec now nowAll novo novoAl nowAll All Al that we know Is that that Is the condi condition cndi cnditon condithan than ton of bin hi books booksHoyt boks boksHo bookslioyt Hoyt Ho is about abut 40 4 years e1 old and Ind went ent tc tcwork towork Icwork work for the bank bk when he was a boy by 11 11waa 1 11was was WI said sid In I the bank bnk that ththe thaLhe he got a salary salarytemptation elry tht that woud would sm seem w hve have placed pl him hit above abovetptUon aboctteznptaUon temptation tptUon and ad was wa regarded as a a a mat matwho manwbo mailwho who could culd be b trailed rgare 10 lie lived lve with hi hiwife hit hl8we hitwile wife we and stepmother tTte at 2i7 2 7 MoDonougl MoDonouglstreet Molonough Molonoughstrh Molonougbstreet lemter street strh Brooklyn oky 1 lbs be police plo have hve not beer beeiuked on onlke beerasked asked lke to loo 101 boa lor him h by the bank bak people peopleHla pple ppleHs peopleIlls Ills Hs family faly are ar making mki a search sarh for him himSince himSinc hunSince Since Sinc he disappeared dp d his hi wife and brother brotherD D Henry Hel Hoyt have hve h made mdelque we inqurles at the thihospitals thohoDt thehospitals hospitals hoDt for OY1 him n him According Aorn to Ms hi wife wifiaad wie wifeajul aad ad lola h brother brther Hoyt Ho had been n working workingSAMUEL workinge workingvery very e h hard ad and ty they th tblnjc tht that he my may he hebme havebecome bme become tpry temporarily dere deranged derangedSAMUEL I SAMUEL SMILES DEAD AT at atSeU 01e1t 111 111I SeU e1t I Help Won We Him Hnl III JI Ills Greatest Grrattst Fame Fannas Fme Fameas I Ian as an Author AuthorffpwtaJ Autlo AuthorSptctaZ I I6pI ffpwtaJ 6pI C Clb Cabi N Deifatelt DrpG to I Tax Sew SenLONDON SI SewL0DoN 1 LONDON LNDN April Apri it leBauel leSamuel Samuel Smiles Smle the thiauthor theautor theauthor author autor of Self Blf Help and many ran other otheiworks otherwork otherwOrks works old work is dead ded He was over 91 yean yeanold yearold yearsold Dr Samuel 8muel Smiles SmlO was I born brn in Hadding Haddington liaddingtonSootland ton tonSootland Scotland Btlnd on bee Ve 281812 z He receive receivedegree relvo receiudhis h his decr degree 01 o M i D and also an honol ary arydegree II IIdsge degree dsge of LL D from Edinburgh llnburgh Lni Lniverslty Lnlverlty mlveieity verslty verlty The doctor dotr had ha eight rivals rls in a anarrow anarrow I narrow nw field fold howeverand b01ev howev er and gave ga e up the proc practice fra proctIne tIne tlo of medicine meicne to become Ome editor of 0 tho thoLoeds thoL theLeeds Leeds rime Time Later Ltr he held the place plac of ofsecretary ofsrtry ofsecretary secretary L srtry of the te Leeds Ls and Thlrsk Thlsk hallway hallwayand hallwayand taiway i iand and was WI subsequently eubuentlv o in the Southeastern SoutheasternRailway Southester SoutheasternRailway I Railway RUway Ha amused ami himself hlmllf by writing writingin rtng rtngIn in his h leisure leis moments moment and his connection connectionwith cnntcton connectionwith I with the railways rlha s brought brough him hm in contact contactwith cntact contactwith with Ith Robert Rbrt Stephenson Stephenon son of the famous famousGeorge famousGerge famousGeorge I George Gerge Stephon Stphenon Stephenson on of whom he wrote rte a amiccosaful asuccessful j juCful successful uCful biocrraphy His HIl most famous famousbook famousbk famousbook book bk was wal Self Sl Help which was 1a tram translated tramlate tramhated hated Into several Ieral languages lpagPs In 1880 180 a agreat aprt agreat late great dinner was WI given ghel to Dr Smiles Bmle by bythe bythe bythe the prt representatives rplnltve of the Italian ialan press pres In InRome InRome InRome Rome on account aunt of this and his hil other otherbooks otherbks otherbooks books bks Amon monJ mnng his hi works orks are BI Physical PhysicalEducation PhYflt1 PhYflt1Euctnn PhysicalEducation Education The Te Live Lht of the Fnplneers FnplneersThe Fnllners FnllnersThe FngineersThe Euctnn The Life of George erRe Moore oor Character CharacterTJutr C haracterPuty haraeterluty TJutr tThrlft Industrial PioRraphv PioRraphvLives T1lo T iographvLives raph raphIhee Lives of Botilton and Watt Life of John JohnMurrav JohnMurrBT JohnMurraT Murrav The Hupienots l James Nas Nasmyth N8PIn1 Nasntvth myth n1 h Janrnin Life Llf and Labor In Invention InvpnUon InvntIton vention and Industry and A Publisher Publisherand Publisherand I and Hl Him Friends FrlendnHis PrlendKUIII Friendslife His later years were spent quietly Inl5flAInQtflfl In InKensington Kensington Jen tnczton London whi whsre hre re he W wee II iml imlversallv utniyarMllv versallv belo beloved M In 1R9T he received frr from frmthe fromthe m mthe I the King of Servia l t11lrrOlll tIe cro cross i of Knight KnightCommander night nightCommlnrler nIghtCommander Commander of the Order of St Sova In Inecognltlon Inrecognition inrecognition recognition of his literary work workCAPT workCAPT I ItPT CAPT tPT R J 7 LINDEN Uo E DEAD DE4DMan DEADIan IJrtniln Ian Who 0 Ran Down trie iii Moll itchy loll MaRiitrri MaRiitrriDIM Msgntrnsflies 11Jl1IIrnDtll DIM In Phllnrirlphla PhllnrirlphlaPrnLADEMTiXA PhUndrlphlaPmLADErpmA PhllndrlptulaPITILADELPInA PrnLADEMTiXA April 10 tllCapt Capt RobertLinden Robert RobertJ J Linden famous detective dete te and exsuperln exsuperlnendent exsuperintendent I tendent of the Philadelphia police died athis at atus his us home last night of pneumonia Lin Linlena Llndens Lindens dens greatest exploit exploitwas was the running runnln down downif downot I ot if the Molly Magulres M lre tho gang anp of cut ctithroats cutthroal8 cutthroata hroats which for years maintained a reign reignifterror reignofterror I ifterror in the coal regions or the State StateLinden StateIlnden StateLinden Linden was then In the employ of thePiniertons the thoInVertons thePin Pin InVertons ertons War to extermination wan wanleclared Willdlf1ared wandiwlaned leclared against the Vollies omcs rapt raptjlnden CaptJlnden raptInden jlnden became ame ostensibly a Coal and Iron IrontoUr Ironp Ironpolice p police toUr llre e officer and by day did the duties dutiesif of if such a plare By night he schemed and andilanned andplanned andplanned planned ilanned James MoFarlan a Pint erton ertoniterative ertonoratlve anonoperative iterative oratlve beramo a member of the gang gangimetotlmo ganglearned Its mysteries and at nll night ht from fromLimetotime imetotlmo reported reportedtohlsrhlet to his chief Tlirr fhrouph flirnughtheses uRh uRhhe theM he two mon the Molly Majrulren were wereInally werfinally wereflnally finally trapped and nd several were hanged hangedFor hang hangedFor For has h servlco Capt Llndon in 1B7R 1B7Rraa lf17RWll iiflRwas was made superintendent of thePhiladel thePhiladelihla the Phllndcl Phllndclrh1a Phiiadelrltia ihla office of the PlnkcrtonB He remained renudnedncharge remaldncharlto remainednchargo rh1a ncharge until the beginning of 1892 when whent whenhe h he t wo appointed superintendent of police policeif of if Philadelphia I Obituary bllullf Note NoteCipt io1csCapt oI oICapt Capt William II Orren Ir n iteistant ua htant l tant eeneral eeneraliianacerof r eiieriI eiieriIodnagernfthe ne l lIlIiinal IlIiinal iianacerof odnagernfthe ef orth the Southern Rout trn Uallro Railroad d and one o lit of ofhe ofhe I Ithe the he best known rnllroni men In tho tiuccouritry tiuccouritryBeet country countryllnd I IdiM diM at his homo In Washington yesterday j tlldn In Inheslxtynilxth Int1 liiho I IRichland t1 heslxtynilxth ho slatr sixtyel lxth year yearof of his hlsnllf nun Ho wag ns born In InUchland inItichIand Uchland county count B C nnd nd hail been con contected conllected I Inedtd tected with tlio 100 Southern itullroad tuUro d since hl hlourteenth hlf Iiiduirtetflth f ourteenth urte nth year havlnif betrini us a a watorboy watorboyind At rbo 1 ind worked hlu way uav n Jtoadlly tIRdll upwiirrt urtil urtilit he lie it became irenernl lrenerAI innniicrr mRnl 1r Later his hisicalth hl hlh iiiMIth h icalth lth failed 1 and at hit own reiil rflIl1rttt t bo wan wannade WMInllde vnu vnumade made assistant a8ll1 t nt crneral iriannirer lie was If M o oIfelontr alifelonr I IUelollll Inllde Ifelontr friend of Vurt lu luetenrer lfnIlH nfffr Tranio Manavcr ManavcriV 0 0W W iV A Turk ot the Southern Vho ho dl died l here herenst lucreFnt lilt Saturday3tcob Saturday SaturdayJacob SnturdAYInrob I Jacob Cox oxllI Parsons JnR second Iont vleeprml vleeprmlli viceprsailent i idfnt lent li nt of the Chemical National Dank died diedMterdKv dlldtrdfil dieducetedv MterdKv miming m mlnll lit his homo ti I State Ststetreot AtAtetreot Statetreot treot treot UrookhTj Jin lie wnii born 80 yearn yearnrn ellfl4 I Iarn arn rn 0 In Philadelphia PlillndeI hlaJo1f1 Fifty year OIrp aeo ho hontcred hotatered I Iftntcrfd ntcred the Chemical Vutlonal Hank D nk as n a alork aclerk alerk clerk Fir rn twentvflve yuHtu usin II14 he wa WM th thInlnl the theatnr j jalnc Inlnl alnc teller For th the pant flvo yearn ho holtd 111 bebd ltd been second vlcvprmldent Sir rr Par Paroiis ParMI1S Par00Is I oiis waa one of the nreiinlzcr of the Rrnok Rrnokyn 1110111In Jhtnoktiit In yn Fountain ountalnand and Free PluntliiB Anjoclntlon Anjoclntlonnd JlltlItInnnd nnd nd of the Mutual Mllllllill1nnl han Clerk Asrnclillou Asrnclillouf or f SAW ew York l1rk and via u numthpr or the he How Honnt Howof ibm ibmt I of t tSe t tB Anurlcnn Jtavnlutton ovnlllttol lie leaves a arliTcw IIh aichilew rliTcw h a flfti Ar Mi n and n1l 11l u dauirl doll I nlltlr urltrrBuusehl ter terBui I Inllsell Bui nllsell rtl Bnricnt HnT nt rtitod si i yfnr nr third son sonItat annt on I Iof of t ellLvortonI1 ellIavor Io550h 1Iisumreiu allr lt t or SflTllven Nsa haven havenlied I Idlfll lied yesterdav f troa at thii tti loin nf hit inotttor inotttornlaw moth1rn1I1 uuiotbertnLaw nlaw Mrs Klllnj 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In thiclHM or Ti wi with withn 1111 1111F F n 7 C I utedniKn the rum rs IIIld tid Andrew rj rjerniany HI r rnfoite w nfoite lh rorrnerl1 American U1nMndor 10 10Gernlnll tolernuany I Gernlnll Gernlnll1tbert erniany lernuanyhobart erniany3obert hobart firearm proprietor of r tho Clarendon Clarendonlotel ClarendonHotel ClarondonElotei Hotel Coriey Co Coie rIylIhmri Island illod 111 iie 11 l yesterday 6tlrda moraine iimrnlnirfter lIIumlolrMttt moraineitter Mttt fter an lllncos lantlnir I only onl tour days dnr III HKiris IIII I wtia iris the owner mer nf ft tract of valuable land landn I landnu nd ndon on n the Island He e was In his fortyfourth fortyfourthcar rortyfourthIr Ir Ir1f car carlerov rearerv lerov 1f erv T 1 SmIth who 10 for fitly net ye rthrl wasahl was wasell ns nsII ahl ell II Vrfown rfOl1ln In Lbs wholesale fiat trade In Inomf Iptli inhis tli his city drf1tddfnIT TllItlrd yesterdy T nt ht ht110m liii liiilame 110m lame In n Danbury totinior onn or heart trouble troublel troubllUti Uti l wasw was 011 13 yearnolfl relrN ld OrlcLlelto nd le leaves vei a widow widowvji wldolTdf widowMt4jit Mt4jit df blitttU blitttUJ J e vji a a4b I 1 j 4b I a akc iL too toot kc t lP Jtb U PROMINENT P I rt NENTPHYSICIANSPRESCRIBEfR PHYSICIANS wIA NSIRESCRIOEPI1ENA NSIRESCRIOEPI1ENADr PRESCRIBE P1WNA 1f 1fDr I IDr Dr Leland Williamson n of Arkansas Arkam as Has HasUsed hascs as asUse cs Used Use Peruna in His Practice PracticeSSI PracticeWith PracticeWith SSI With Marvelous Results I ROBERT ROBERTROBERTS R N NROBERTS ROBERTS MIN MINRobert MD MDRobert wN t tRobort Robert R Roberts Hob rts M f 1 J Wash ah Ington D 0 writes writesThroushmy wnittwThrough rltos rltosThrou Throushmy Throu Through h my own ownerperence ownerperencewell experience as aswell M Mveil well as that at many ot my m friends friendsand IrlendsIIntl friendsanti and acquantancrs 5 who have ben btencured bencured brencured cured or relevtd ol cntmrrli by the theuse Illeuse theuse use of Hartmns Ieruna I eruna I c can canconfidently canconfidently n nconfidently confidently recommend It to thoas thoassutferlng Ihossulterlnlt thossullerlng sutferlng front om such disorders and andnave andhave nave no hesitation InpreacrloJgg in It Itto itto to my patients palle patlentsRobegt ls Robert R RRoberts Robrfs I I Ikobells Roberts RobertsCOXSTANlLV kobellsNWNVVY obrfsA NWNVVY NWNVVYA COXSTANlLV eONSrA C0XSTAII Li Irc IrrNII ir reaPltif rnasin rum rumj rumher A j her I r of physicians prwcrb prefcr b I P runa runain rumaii I Ih in their regular ro utr prartiro pratl o It has hasproven hasproven hasproven proven Its merits so thorough that even eventhe oventhe I Ithe the doctors have overcome their prejudice prejudiceagalt prejudlreagalr prejudiceageD ageD et socalled patent patt J1t m dicliee and andrecommeid andre andit recommeid re ommCld it to their patle ts tsPeruaoccuries tsPeru isPerua Peruaoccuries Peru Perua a OCCuriCfl a Ulqua position In Inmedical Inmedfral inmechiral medical srtoncn It is the orly internal internalsystem intealIYRtemlflr8tarrh interalsystemlocatarnlm system IYRtemlflr8tarrh catarrh remedy known to tothemedi tothemedicill the medi medical medical cal profession today todllo Catarrh as every everyorewill everyoewill 0 0O orewill O fJ will admit Is the cause of orehalf orehalfthe orehalfthe the diseases dl whi whih h afflict marJkid m1rkl d Catarrh Catarrhard Catar Catarrhand h har I and ar d catarrhal disiva diseases es artlit onehalf the thepeoplo therEorll thepeople people of the Urited States StatesCatarrh HtaleJCatarrh StatesCstarrh Catarrh May Invade Any Organ of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Body BoJyCatarrh BodyCatarrh Catarrh may invade any organ of the thebody thebody thebody I body may maydeetroy destroy d tro ary function U ltlO of the thebody thelIod thebody body lIod It most comma ly l attain att I t the head headnose headroge headrose nose ard throat but thousa de u on thous thousnr I IaT nr a da of caiica rosen of cotarrh of the lu gs atom stomach atomamb ach UldreyB bladder at ald d other pelvlo pelvloorpars pclvloorfar pelvloorgars orpars s have been cured bPerurn bPerurnPeru by byienumnPenra Pem a aPema Peru Pema a Is able to ure atarrh wherever whereverIt It may ma bo located lo ated by its direct atlon upon upontho upontho uponthe tho mu oils membra PI Catarrh mnar s In Inflamed 1 1fl Infitmed flamed fl med muou tnnmbraros Peru a arts artsnt artlnt artsat nt once to clear se aid I Irvlporate tho ca caEAST citEAST n nEAST EAST RIVER GAS BILL HEARING HEARINGMAYOR HEARINGM4Y011 I I1lA101t MAYOR GIVES l1Eft NO o INTIMATION INTIMATIONnil 1TIJUTIOVIHltT IXTI1IITIONJIItT nil IHltT AT IllS DECISION DFCU lO WILL RE REIt lIf lIEZr It lie Dots Not Approve pprot It it Did OIIIAIIr OIIIAIIrlatl flIeu411rgallons Alle Allegations gallons latl ns or Opponent of the Measure Measureanti Meninrennd lUtAoreand and llcpllrs by b Counsel for the Com Company Compan Conipan pan pany anti for Consolidated Gas GasMayor GasIaor GaeMayor Mayor Iaor McClellan gave Ilo a publlo hearing hearingyesterday hearingyesterday I yesterday nt the City Hall on the East EautRiver EastIiIwer 0 0Ilher River Gas bill The mNUurtrpnelYfI measure rnncwe and nuudconfirms andconfirms i iconflrma confirms the rights previously owned bytho by Iiytho I Ithe tho East River Gas Company to lay Ia mauin mauinbeneath mains mainsbeneath I Ibeneath beneath tho East River and the streets of ofLong ofLong Long Island City The I he East Hiver company companyU II IILonft U now part of tho Consolidated Ga Clan Com Company Company Cornpany pany The filends rrl nds of tho bill lulllay say that its itsonly ilflonly I Iani only ani purpose Is I to enable tho Consolidated Consolidatedcompany Coneolldatcdcompany Consolidatedcompany company to perfect title and to remove removeall removeailiUl removeall all ailiUl Its gas plants from Manhattan to Astoria AstoriaThe AlltorlaThe AstoriaThe The opponents of tho measure mOll8urO insist that thatIt thntIt thatit It is a grab and that the Consolidated Consolidatedcompany ConhoidatroOJmpany CotisohidatedoJmpany OJmpany U seeking I to extend Ito Cope ecopoof Copeor scopeof of operations without compensation to the thacjty theThe thecity city I cjtyThe The argumentSiagainst argul1 lIt8Aalalnst the tll signing of oftho ofthe oftlu the tlu bill were begun by E B Whitney rep representing 10 10rosentlnlt morosonting resenting tho Peoples Institute In tlluto the West WcwtEnd W WestEtid t tEJ1d End AsHOciation and the City Club Mr MrWhltroy MrWhltrI MrVhttroy Whltroy questioned qULtItlonedtho the gocd faith of tho thoruwortlons thoCl3Kortions thetwsertlons ruwortlons made by 11 the officials of tho com company compnny cornpony pony that tho object of thE lilll w was vn to pre prevent preInt provent vent the removing of the companys plants plantsfrom plnntlfronl iants iantsfrom from Manhattan to Astoria 1 rlci desire desireto lll lllto lr lrto to cull to your attention ho said to the theMayor thoMnror thelavor Mayor lavor that this lute bill contains no coiuit coiuittioii lOn lOntlon couidition tioii tlon requiring the ho removal en oal of n eirfile one oneof oneor oneof of tho fourteen ga g gas 8 rUvnts on this Island IslandNo islandNo I INo No promlso that the reprrncntatlVeR lepre CI1011C oC oCtho o otho ofthe tho gas company may inako multohoro luoru will 111 be Intha In Intha Inthe tha leant degree legally binding I venture ventureto enturlto to doubt if these Ilnnts I lame will be moved If Ifthe Ifthe ifthe the bill It signed But oven If wo hud bu a ubinding abinding I Ihlndlng binding promise to remove IUOO theso plants plantsthero plUl6thero plantsthere thero Is no reed for or the bill Tho tunnel tunnelunder tnnelloder tunneltnder under the East t River has been built for or tenyaTl ten tailyears tenyears years The company and its predeceiworB predeceiworBlm lucia lm c been operating oerntIm In Long Island City Cityfor Cityfor Cityfor for thirty yenta caI1l Uhoy 1 hey have already been beenpermitted loonpcrmlttt boonperntittttl permitted 1 to cunnnct lmll ot their Astoriu plant plantwith plantwllh plantwith with the tJI tunrcl tunrclMr tourchitor Lwmrclmir Mr mir hitoy wont WI on to declare that timereai time Uiereal tl1Irenl real pnrposo of tho bill won to convert convertwhat cpnvertwbat eonvertwhat what in i merely now a llcorise hold by tho thocompany thoeornplUlY LimoeoEapuly company into on rn Irrovccrbe franchise franchiseAnd franchiseAnd And toe company ho Moid nod i ad made ma o lie iljupnlicaxion It ItuppJltaion lieapphiccUOn upnlicaxion to tiu tl lJ 1ogiHluturo l glltJItWt because l It Itknow Iton ItimnOw on know tnat tue city c I uuiioritluj 1U Iorlllv utdcr the theCliirtLircouldgiuitiitii3lil teCurter theCatrtcr CliirtLircouldgiuitiitii3lil Curter coulll glllt HlnJhllO i oa for a limited limitedurm limitedwiu urm wiu only niy tin wouid wo d up t by saying euying1Tlie 11I sayingflue lrlg lrlgfhe II IImn flue Rcnuen Rrin ln bill propo ironose es e In acid a section eoctionto to tile net of May Iu it 1802 l tl2 which attempted attemptedto to ifrunt rent to the hart JoUl ai6 t him Ith er Coniliariy u Iran Irancliitiitliroiiciiout Irnnhhl lrtrmcliii cliitiitliroiiciiout cliii hhl i hiroul rolllIIlIt glutuuit Mnnluiltnn tnn hidtmmn aim The linen ftrotix ftrotixTnnt rflllt rfllltfliRt a ajnat fliRt act win WI a scandal nt the time of its I IJlI IJlIsUlle iits 1110 1110MiKe MiKe Your predecessor predecCfl cr Mayor rait lrmtu Irltunly raituuiily uuiily u unly pretexted acamrt It tin II lthiilf of tli tlicity tIe tIeelt II IIcli city elt aa a violation of our rights a Kilt of ofour 01our atour our streets and a betrayal 01 the principle principleof of homo rule ruleI I believe it to have hl1 fcoeu uncotiftltutlonal uncotiftltutlonalbornusw unflll un onmtltuitinnnlhoruttati tltlJtlonnl tltlJtlonnlbouu bornusw bouu It wita w net lid a twrthird a Mt t tint nlt Lost tntitIs tnlltIs Lostis Is of no prenenl iinpartunn1 I rlnre tie pr prll4t1nt nrmtaantlull v int inttill lull till nUo Itl failed to cot et a t twollilixln vote G1J In liiLimo Inliio IIItilQ Limo l 1l1lcIIlntlJru itl laturo If the th act ae nf IBM I is uti uticoiirtitutlnnal UIIllIotltutlonnl unconatutmitlonal coiirtitutlnnal upon that eroun trolln1 thin bill billU 1111k I U utKotistltmlonru 1J1I1 ItititlUronnl uuo uuoIf uLio uLion utioif If there Is no other defect tu title hero hcround heroIlnd heromd und I r do iirt know kno of city nlthuu nlthuulfh h I hne havenet hnenGt hneroiL net examined cmmln od it cnoimh f VI t feel certain cprt l11I that thattliern thnttloerl thatiere tliern U anita nonethl tlie prifMit bill do drs eat a arpt at atrttt f floct rpt the MtuatJon an thu side of the I ho river riverDOC rhrncd riverted ted DOC the jilt IlIt1t it i pushes I lit only on of the fran franchise rranrhho franhite chise for Lone lnn Inland 1 lnnl City luljIJt Init that If IfliruntPdlti IfernnWIn Ifiruintedltm liruntPdlti pcrpttnlty pcrpetItIr I Is r tot f prlcn pricIee value valueJulius vfliueJulius Julius li Cohen rOIl dial muiof 11111 TOUaO vt thu OitlKcuid OitlKcuidUnion itlrenmmn itb An AnVnlon I Union n n votnmlUee oolnJnltteun on leg legislation latlon dwelling dTYeJliniHi 14 3 tfiij Hi 6ptmi fill utntentrt m rV mode o ty y tlis tll company compllnr compllnAh r Ah i t o i4 tarrhal condition of the muious membrane membraneno no matter where hBm it mayoucur may occur h 1 the body bodyIts bodyta Its ta action is the th thosame name on the mucous lining liningof of the bowels It cures tho catarrhal In Inflammation inflammation Intlammation flammation wherever it may mn occur occurDr occurDr ur urDr Dr AI C Gees Experience ExperienceDr Dr MC M C Gee is one of the physicians physicianswho who Indorse Pertina Perl na In a letter written writtenfrom writtenfrom writtenfrom from 513 Jones street San Francisco Calha Cal Ca1hasa Calha ha hasa says saysThere saystThese hasaThee There is A general generateecUon objection on the pArt rtArtof pArtof partof of the ptcttcing pifsici puyscian siciAn n to advocate tdvocttepatent adWcatepfent advocatepatent patent medicines But tofun 1tn Any one meet meeticne medc icne c ne cures hundreds of poplt p opt it cemoi cemoistrttes oemostrtts cenwistrafes strafes its orot va ue an n4 does not need the theendorsement theendoserrent theendosernent endorsement of the profession professionPtrjn professionPrrml pro pess ion ionPepng Ptrjn has performed so many oonder OJonderful vionderfat oonderfat fat cures m 5jin francisco that I Am m ccn ccntiinced CCIIirrctd ccninced tiinced irrctd thit it is 3 a bAlaable rzmcd rerntdy ihave ihavefreqeriy I have havefreqerty btVef freqerty f 1fJrt y advsed td std Us is use for women as asfind 1 1find J Jftnd find it insures ngaltr r gul1 and nd ptMess pAfnlessm m I IfrotOt isiruatson tftruttiort ftruttiort ions leucoffiott and nd cfojrltn cfojrltntroubles OlJrAntroubles ov4rlantroubles troubles All n i builds uo the he enitre system sstemaso J JAlso J Jso Also aso so consider it tnt n nr nf the fleet ctttrrh ctttrrhremedies catarrfiremedies ta taremedies remedies I ktctv 11V n I heartily endorseyour endorseyourmedicine endorseyourmedce endorse your yourrnedine medicine M C Gee GleM M D Dthat Dthat Dthat that one of the purposes of the bill was to toremedy toremedy toremedy remedy a defect in um its franchise caused causedby caUtledhy causedby by t tle e failure of an attorney to record a athat adeed adeed deed or sale away awa hack In the los urged urgedthat urgedthat that the company should be compelled compelleiprove com1 elled to toproo toprove prove to the city clt authorities that it was wasreally WIl8nall wanreally really nall entitled to the franchise The Theconfirmation Theconfirmation liieconfIrmation confirmation of rights of franchises in thin thincity thlflcity thiscity city ho declared should bo left to the themunicipal themunicipal themunicipal municipal governmei t Cliorle SpraguoSmith SpragueSmith Spraguo SpraguoSmith Smith ad J 3 Arolnwall A Hodge ard ueoigo ueoigoE GPOI tiecigu go E Moore of h ercharU Association Associationurgwl Associationurgl Associationurged urged urgl l the Vayor ayol to veto the bill billJohn hillJohn billJohn John A Garver cornscl for the East EaBtHlvcr EaatHIlr EastItivor Hlvcr Gas as Company the met to Bpcok in infavor Infaor infavor comfany favor of the bill said that the bill did n nt t tconfer tconrer tconfer confer any car now rights on time company companyand romranynnd ronronyand and that It provided for the payment pa ment to tothe tothe tothe the city of S per cent of the gross receipts receiptsfrom rf reeelrtsfrom e1rt8from from the sale of gas as provided In the thelicense theIIcens thelicense license tnder which hleh the t o ccmpony bad badoperated badOPOllltPd bedoperated operated In Long Lon Island City C1t since 1875 1875Mr 1875Mr 1875Mr Mr Gerver proceeded to explain tl at a alicense aliconse alicense license was granted to the Empire Gas GasLighting OngJlghlinE GasLighting Lighting Company Com lany In 1871 for Long Lon IslandCity Island IsandCity IslandCity City which hlch sold sold tho grant rant to another cern ccmpaiy cemral cernrazy paiy ral from which by b successive Bales IttJf It Itdescended itdescended descended tJf to tho East River Gas O R Company CompanyWe Ccm 8ny We Ve never RUpiiosod RUPIOSOfI that the tllloweuld be bequestioned beqIlCltloned heciuleslioned questioned Mr 1 r Carver said until 1003 1803vvliPti 1003whln 1003wherm vvliPti wn applied to the th city authorities for forpurralsdion forpormi8fllon forjormlssion purralsdion to lay mains to our new n woil H Hitt Hnl nitt itt AHtoria The then Commissioner Comml eloner of ofWater ofWater ofWater Water Supply Gas and Electricity Ele trlcity SB a1 cd cdfcr edfer octfer fer our credentials and we then went to towork totork towork work to show aho a complete h un ln of titles titlenWo tltlHWe titleso Wo o obtained all tIe i necessary S8ary proof ex except t oxcept x xcert cept the first bill of sale from tho Knipiie Knipiieriomimny lmphonompnny Fuipliecompany company to the Citixens CUB Company CompanyThnt ComranyThnt CcmraruyThat Thnt wa WM j tho ho first transfer and Ilnrlthrocgh through the theerror tholrrrJr theerror error rf nn attorney it won not recorded recorrleilJolin recordedTolin p pTlJm Jolin M t Bowers representing reprca ntlng the Con ConFtolidiitod ConfOlIdldorl Consolidatod Ftolidiitod Jan Company reix repeated tod the theassertion the1183lrtlon theassertion assertion that the company was wl1llanxlous wl1llanxlousto anxious anxiousto to remove its plant to Astoria and that thatIt thatIt thatIt It had already IilrMd spent 4000000 in preparing preparingfor for a general jlnnraJlIl plant nlnt ut Antorla AntorlaI I iniderHtand from the arguments of ofthat ofolJrttlr ofvomirstulf olJrttlr and Mr annr the th favor said IIldthat saidthat that the whole reason for this bill Is to lift liftIhfi IItt11m lifttlutu Ihfi cloud upon the title of the companys companysfrunchlrto companftffUnellliIe companysfrauucliiso frunchlrto and permit it to consolidate conl nlldnte it itworks Its Itsworks itsworks works iri Astoria Let nw ask why wli it was wasprovided WIUIproldo wasprovkiod provided in the bill that the franchise IIESAYSi IIESAYSiPcruna HE SAYS i iPeruna IU i U I Peruna Is a Flrie FlneSprlngTonlc FlneSprlngTonlcIs Spring Tonic TonicIs t Is a Good Strengthening Tonic Tonicand Tonleand Tonicand and Blood Purifier PurifierJ PuriFIerWWWWt WWWWt WWWWtArk N vV oNVwM No NoDr J Dr loland Williamson Yorktown Yorkto Yorktownlavlng 1I Ark rk writoj Having used aed Poruna both per personally peronally r ronall sonally onall and having prescribed pr crlboel ItTor ItTormy It for formy 4 my patients for many years AO I thoight I Iit It world not be oat of place to tovrlte tovrlteroo towriteyou write writeyou you a few lines of my m mi experience with withthe withthe Itb Itbthe the same sameI I have taken Peruna as n tonic tonicand tonicand tonicand and catarrh remedy remed and havo ha e used m mit It In my m practice with wit always the thesama thesllm thesainereault sama sainereault result resultIIbenrflt benefit to 0 the Ih tliepajeng tliepajengIt patient patientIt Plu nt ntIt It tones up i and strengthens the t e vari variOIIB vaziOIlS OIlS oransof orcans of the body heal the catarrhai ca catarrnal I tarrnal mucbs muc mUc A membranes and Is a I benefit to sufferIng humanity humnnlt It Is IsI m mtine atine I tine spring tonic and net a splendid splendidremedy lI splendidremedy lendld lendldI remedy to ward off the Ih distressing distressingeftrcts dlstr u g I Icurds I curds of la I grippe and a good goodtonic goodtonic d dtonlo i tonic after pneumonia or malarial fl flfeverin fever reverIn In fact an allround tonlo and f I builder builderIt IJ ho Uder ildorit It is a splendid remedy for or weakly weaklybroken w weaklybroken lJklv lJklvblOktn 1 broken down dew womet wom and a remedy remedythat remMy remMythat remedythat that shold bo i6 usesd l by any one one oneneed oneneedIng need needIng neerling Ing a good strengthoninit tonic and andblood nndblood mindblood blood purifier purifierI purillercO1ld I could say II much more more foufoany foufoanyone t1Ufanone i ione one needing scli a a remedy ren id a atril atrilwill trial trllllfill 1 will convince them them of ofltFl HH true mom motiLe metltLeland motiLeLeland Leland Williamson llIIam Jrl M D DEspfolall DA DEaptoJally DEsproIalli A I Espfolall During Warm Warm Weather weaihe De1h Da oth8 oth8Symptoms tha thaSymptoms t tSymptoms Symptoms or Female Weakness WeaknessMake WeaknessMilke WeaknessMake Make Themselves Apparent ApparentWcrmn ApparalWem1J1 ApparentWemorm Wcrmn no ace especially liable to pelvic pelvlocatarrh pelviccatarrh I Iatarrh I catarrh female iTealuiess TNWe as It is com commor commorly coinmory mor morly y called Espelaflr ifr th tb ttnl t1Mitre flitteivweeks few fewweeks k kwecks weeks of warnvweathnrdo o tho dUarTWabl dUarTWablsymptoms dsarrablesymptoms r reymptomfl symptoms of o female lema Ie weakness weakn make thom thomiwlves th thornsalves nt ntIIfIhcs salves apparent In crisp crl p cold weather weatherchrorlc IatherIhrotl weatherchronic chronic sufferers with Itlt pelvi p pelviatarrh h atarrh dp jo not notfeel notfool notfeel feel so peraii porsisteotly tently t 1t1y the db lltatlnj effeits effeitsof elfetilof etfetsof of the drnlp upon the system sy tm but at a th thapproarh thapproah the theapproarh approarh of summer with wltlllls Its Iasltudard Iasltud lesitudard f far ard ar tired frnics n III tho thetmuflorsrwjtl tsuflforer with polvlo polvlocatarrh pllloclltsrrh pbIocntarrhm catarrh fools the need of a strengthening strengtheningtorlc tonic torlcPewa tOflcpeTua tonicPerua Pewa peTua Is rot orly the thebC best Itsprlnq sprine tonio toniofor tol tolor toalofor for or roTh eu h cases hut If persisted i will efr elfet elfeta t ta u ua a complete ure ur Write for a BlQrY roy ry of Health Healthnrd He1lthnrd Healthand nrd Beauty written especially for wowi wowibyDr WO11 WomaibyDr I Iby byDr by Dr Hart Hartman man If you want to read of ofHome oflIome ofsome Home cures also write for n copy of Fat Faitsav Fatsod av sod a d Fares That Thntwl1llUreIYl wlllsurely convince nlnle you youthat oJ oJthat J Jthat that our claims ahn are valid validMrs validMrs alld alldMrs Mrs E M 1 Grald 128 W 2ath street streetIrdlar stNf3tIrdlar streetIrdiar Irdlar arolis afollllr Ir d member m mbcrof of A D Strelqh StrelqhCircle BtmllthClrle StmihCirelo Circle of 0 the Ladles of the G A R writes writesI I am today toda enjoying perfect health healththanks healththafk healththarks thanks to Perua Ptru a For pearly rearl four year yearI voarI yearnI I suffered with ovarian trouble The Th doc doctor dlYtor doitot tor insisted on an 8 operation as the olr olrchance opl oplchIWCO oIrchance chance to tret cetwellbut wellbut I Ihad had always alwaysdreadd alwaysdreaddan dread d dan an operation ard etreriply objected Sir Sirhusbor M Mhusbar Mhusbar husbar d felt f lt dlflheartered eel as well as I aid aidwhen al1when aidwhen when friendly a frlerdlli drusplst advls dlsti d him to tobring t tbrl tohHg bring brl mo a bottle botleof of Perua he did so a ad adI d dI I started st rtfd to use it In aehorttime my health healthbegan healthbegan healthbegan began to increase Within eighteen weeks weeksI W 1I 1II I was atJ like arother beirg belrgIn in splendid splendidhealth splendidhealth splendidhealth health healthWe healthWe healthWe We say Perur a cures Urel catarrh The people peopleBay T peoplesay eopl eoplMY Bay Perun Pem a cures catarrh tarrh Pro Prnl PrnIent ient ent man manard mTIat j jat ard at d women all over the Vetted Status Statnfrom atattr Statusfrom from tr m Maireto Maloe to California do uob 11O healtota healtotato hesitatetocomaoutlripublic to tocomaoutlripublic coma corQ out ut Ui public print priattosay to nay Bay that th thatPorwo thatPorwoiswhalttln t Peru Porunsystemic PeruIe Ie iswhalttln wha It ill roomm meommerded doo to tohe he allntr a intnral intnralsystemic 81 81systomlc systemic catarrh remedy that cures catarrh catarrhwherever catarrhwherever ctatarrbwhereverit wherever 11 m y be located locatedif I IIf if you do ot derive prompt and nndsatll nndsatlltllJV117 satIn sattnfa satInfactsory fa tllJV117 tory results from tho use of Poruna Porunawrlto Por Portnawrite na nawrltll write at once on to Dr Hartman Hartm n pivlng a afull afilII afull full staterhect of ycur cur case ard he h will willbe willbe willbe be pleased to give you his valuable va1u hlo advice adviceAddress advicegJ8tl adviceldresa gJ8tl gJ8tlAddres Address ldresa Dr Hartman Presidn P idt t of The TheHurtman TbeHortman TheHortman Hortman Sat itarium Columbus Colum u Ohio Quosoughtbythecompan95h0uldaT9cI Ohiosought 010sought sought soughtbythecompan95h0uldaT9cI by the company should also go to toits toI toits its I I sicccssors a or assigns 8Ir Mr Bowersaid Bower wefllMid Bowerssaid said he did not knowbiit knowbilthe he was sure that thatit thatIt thatit it was not for the purpose p rpoIIe of giving any anynew anTnew anynew new powers to the company companyFrancis companyFrancis companyFrancis Francis B Tlnrber supported s the bill billon billon billon on the ground that tho general enlral publlo publloof of Manhattan wo wold Id bo beneMted by 1 tb tbremoval the th8rcmoval theremoval removal of the gas plants to Astoria AstoriaAfter AstoriaArter AstoriaAfter After the hearing the Mayor Mayor r wo lid give giveno giveno e eno no intimation as asto to the probable action ho howill hitwlll heivill will take on tho bill billSTORIES billI billSTORIES I I STORIES HEAD IlIAi IN ADVANCE ADVANCESelections ADIt 4DEVtCESelections OE OE81Itollonl Selections From Fromext Next rxt Month MaicazJnri MaicazJnrial Magizjnrsci l1a lIzJnfS lIzJnfSI I al ci an Odd KntcrtnlmtifntSeven Kntcrtnlmtifnt IntfrtalnrnrniSeven EntertsinuurntSeven Seven hundred men m n and women scooped scoopedthe lIcooredtho the general public on the May ly magazine magazineBt rnagozlnoaat at btwrrya bh rryt yesterday uitunoon when whenanumber whenanumblr whena number a of well known writers road their theirstories theirstories theirstories stories In advance hue 1 ho proceeds of the theentertainmert theI theontertainmer I entertainmert C about J2000 2 2DCj0 oo will be de devoted deotfd dovoted voted to the liliary 1IIll p hrd f id of Barnard BarnardHi Barnardollcro t tColler Coller ollcro 0 0lii ollcrobard Hi hard Le iallienne read his story torv of ofLittle otLittle ofLittle Little Dinners with the th Sphinx Sphlnxard ard Miss MissWellss ltlInsMyra Il ll lla Myra a Kelly ton IIIJPlauBe applause by hEr story bf bfthe r rI I the PriNe of J limiter estrr Street A olyn olynVillse lyn lynI Wellss w uss Wild Arimflln ApI II wos a wfirj sctIr tlr on onnature onnatvro onrmattre I nature writers whtlo MI4R MI5 rI1I Elizabeth ElizabethLuther EllzrtbethIuthtr ElizithothLuther Luther Carys ans orti lo on ShaVenpenre1 ShaVenpenre1Viola ObI tIiatespenresVlclf ePljJEnrejI ePljJEnrejIYl Yl Viola ln wu was a contrast of the Interpretatiors InterpretatiorsofMIssAllonnrdMiRsMnUhiosoii IntrpretatlorllIIr ofMIssAllonnrdMiRsMnUhiosoii IIr Miss lIss Allen urd Miss lntthilJlOll Modern ModernWomen MGdernWomen ModernWomen Women Writers of Japanwas Japan as rea rerut by byYoneXopurhi hrYone y yYone YoneXopurhi Yone XoCuChi arriSmmosJa Ir and S mmas a Man Manuspro Manusprofenteet M1U1U8prOsentod us pre presented sented his hi ParhMcrr of Bragey BrageyLeft H BraggyLeft nggy nggyLlft Left llommtmtl f for r Oillrtrrns Home HomeThe nomlThe homeThe The will of Miss M Sll Sarah C Kerrigan who whadied whoI wIu wIudied died In West WP t lJolJok Hobofcen n several weeks w ekla ago agowas aowas o oal I was al admitted lI mltted to probate in Jersey City Cityyesterday Citystrnlav Cityyesterday yesterday strnlav It was w ll elated Dec So O Woo WooNllsa HoeMite lO111M Mite Kerrigan bermwithed tIt tIll old oldKerrlltlloG oldKerrlltlloGhomfAtMd Kerriirtin Kerriirtinhomestead Kerngaahomestead homestead at t entail avenue and Malone MatonoHtrwt MatoneItrtCI Malonestreet street West Hoboken to Bishop OConnor OConnorof Oonnorof of tho Newark diocese o and provided for forith forItit t tI ith transformation into a home for children childrento I to be known M the Kerripan Keni an Roman Cathollo CathoUaOrphan CatholloOrphan CatholloOrphan Orphan Asylum She dlntribUted diJ trlb ted several HOveraljjarceU feeraipa severalarcels jjarceU pa arcels ls of real estate Itae among amonlrelath1 relatives I I tacterine tacterineI acteri ne nea I Or Extract Vixifam th a CtctM JbiitmtJ JbiitmtJI jzamsjq a I Ir r q I Cures Catarrh Catarrhzi I i t tI I i zi Asthma Br Brtttllltla U1ri Kay Ha fmr and Cold Col la the he Hud HudllDOWUnns HudI I llDOWUnns ffpowimn3 owiirnin ttioClfr tke eccdlUun of the uemuoo46 mucous mucoqa lining III lImIo IDII most ost favorably InOrebland and their uldrlolllI uldrlolllIentlon tJmetreip1t tJmetreip1tCation appll I 1 cntlon prorluers s those Iho c clterttlve tll rtthe chsntci ChaDr J we are ro o anxious an lous to attun AI cTlrlerrler cTlrlerrlertI Dr terncr terncrthe it ittin the tI Sulliortty kulllorllyoo on Cuttrrti Cuttrrtii Cul rrll i I pxcrciilMi tcruilnis lujtcn bat Ien acen found Iou II tobcft IU bel heCtic ponder pod r lu 1 subsequent Blbil quent effect lec ts curitlvA CurAth not merelyI merely merelI I I v bowl adapted fur the tnttsat In ta lellef and medicinal It ts bealthElvlnic as writ writpermanent wlIIrmoneDt intlI I I permanent rmoneDt rule CUI of catanb catanbIt S SOUR I It li I clean whlt Iii nlmofl Imo 611101relI moVeHVe e lu con OUR WK GUARANTEE viwrnv aUARAN1EEonleIple ii ui uiUelnc I fllaicnry t5tC l end Us clfcnry elrCAC Is I due to the ncttve BclltflJlcNple flJlcNple or the Me Meiicn Ioo C Cattue u a plant famed We will nrc hu II sitco 0 for et eiucnce eDCf tbat tbattbere Ibe r rI I nor ceuturlr5 ntu luni i 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ar1I t 0 cleatifea leA a soc nod sino Theme Is ro substltntr sold OOldth rlOIQthu soldthe the th organ taorouehly TbU gives Ina lvn Immediate by all diugrlsts or we aend eud postpaid J on it itrelief treller itrelief relief celpt of price priceCACtKRIMIS prtreI t tI I I CACtKRIMIS cActm c XEUILIMU HEUIl U COMIAXT lin llrodnnj IIrrdn Cor or Stlh Street rw r Tnk TnkCarlrrrc Tlrtlflfrrc TerkleclArro Carlrrrc flfrrc Is now no for sale by b Hiker t Son Collh ate ve and 23d St ltllhau 183nrosaway 183nrosawayKallih ISO flmsdwsy flmsdwsyICaIIh Kallih rtiarmary 23d 3d sU at and 4 CthSyc h ave Rocker Rth cv ve and Mtb ac t and all stores K U ONtll ONtllBM Or lh lhmeet BM Columbus ae Oberdorfer 2 235 5 till ave IZJIh and Madison S RosfniiWKli 878 7th av avHenrj sis sisItenry Henrj Duct tall Columbus ave Juntmann 1030 Sd av ail and 4 418 Colurnbut ave M Hall IK3 l3 l3flreMwsy flreMwsy il w Sayer 2305 34 ave GoiSwatcr 2571 34 eve and 533 WIUUi ave E F ahuer ahuerio io 30 Tremont ave II d Miner 70S 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i I IJ f rJ J l t I 1 i iT HESUNSUNDAl I n APRIL 17190 ii 1 RUSSIAN OPIH1 OPINIONS OPllllON N OF USTnU US USTtV 1 TtV TYPICAL ARTICLES OV OV11KMCtJV 0 0t OXi 11KMCtJV t IDEALS IDEALSOne I IDK4LSI DEtLSI DEtLSOne i I 1 I One Irnlsrs President nootevelts nook DookThe nookThe HookThe The Oilier Finds Fault ult With Amen Amrrlcan Amrrcan Amencaii can Iilrali In Iractlee lrartll1lnus IrcthelIuInor llusMiii lan View Viewor Iew Iewor or the NtriiRBle for HIP III Pacific Pacific1rom 1IIlneJro1111 PocifleEmni 1rom Jro1111 THE SCN Correspondent at St Petersburg PetersburgST ST PBTERHBCRO PFTFR IIURO April AprlliThe 6 5The The scholarly scholarlyand scholarlyand scholarlyand and amiable Journal de 8t Pltertbourp Pltertbourpwhwo PtierBbourfh P erabour erabourwhoso whoso h o production hag lta been assisted assistedthroughout aMl8tedthroughout asilstedthroughout throughout the eighty years I1IU8 of Its exist existence exlltellc ezWe ence e by Jy a I direct subsidy 81lbsld from the Govern Governwent GovernI Oovernwent went deroteH three of its sixteen columns columnstoJay columnst columnsi i today to to tin relations of America and andIluwiia andHUMla andr t r I Iluwiia HUMlaItH ftusslaItM ItH circlo of Immediate readers has dl diminished dlI dlI I I I minished as the uwj u of the RtiMlan Hu lan lan language languugo IanI t I I f guage has ha gradually ousted French from frombeing fromi i 4 being b hlg the exclusive tongue of the cultivated cultivatedgoverning cultivatedj cultIvatedgovurning governing classes 1ase yet aa a It has ceased to tocompete tocompcto toI I j compete with tho regular native news newspapers 110WrJ newspupnrs J r papers it has come to bo a magazine fur fureditorial rorItorlal frdttortnl editorial material In tho department d i artmrnt of offoreign offfJreiln 1 foreign affairs to the popular press pressThe pro prri projS jS i f The IhetyptcaInttjtude typical attitude of patriotic nusslana nusslanaof HU Ilans IlansI I t of the th leisure class is mado plain to tho thooutside thec c t I outside world in the two RuesoAmerican RuesoAmericancontributions HussoAmlrlcanI RussoAmericanontributIons I I n contributions In todays Issue Side by byBtdb brId b bt1 t1 Btdb Id with a friendly unbiassed interest in intho InII 4 I tho Ideals of another nation KO long aa they theyremain theyremain theyremaIn remain only n general expression there is i a anoticeable aJ anotIceable II J noticeable resentment rt ntment at the fact that these theseIdeals theset i t t Ideals l eo should l bo o the standard used to meas measure mel18i niensIlusInn i urn Husstan performances performancesA 4 A Russian nobleman who has spent most mostof mostI mostof I of the post six years in China hlna and Japan Japanfriend Japanrrlpnd Japana a friend of Prince tkhtornky llIhtom ky the Czars Czarsfellow CzarsI rlI rlIfellow I fellow traveller on hIM educational tour tourwas tourI tourwas was all enthusiastic in conversation with tho thowriter thof theI I I J writer iter inspeaking In speaking of f the direct methods methodsof I of American business men in tho Far Kast Kastbut f ast astbut astf f f but he wound up UI his hl eulogy by maintaining maintainingthat J L i I I k that these very rry methods adopted politically politicallyhad I Ir f1 r t had postponed for several years the open openIng YJ1 1 Ing up of Manchuria Ianch uda for fOT torany any a y nations except exceptRussia exceptt t I d Russia v Ve o will oeri open up nil the country that th thrailway the thorailway i railway feeds fee 11 and In fed by but It will b bdone bl beI 4 I I done at the time which we choose he Mid MidNow II1fdQW saidI saidwhile I Now QW while we are re faced with a public publlidemand publicI publicdemand demand to throw it open opt n to all nations wt wtcannot we weMnnot weI I I cannot comply Wetnust We must decide the proper propeitime propertime propertime time timeThese timeI timeThese I These two voices oiCl6 arn both heard heart iti in the thiJournal theJoural thei i Joural Journal de St reierfbourgs Plcr burg8 articles artlckethe artlckethej articlesthealtruistic the thealtruistic j altruistic I1rista in a friendly rrlendl review roew of the thl French Frenchedition Frenchedition renchI I edition fltlon of President Prfsldcnt Itoosovelts loosovclt8 book bookAmerican bookI 1 American Ideals and In tho nationalist nationalistRussian nationali8tflpianone natonalst natonalstRllanon N Russian Rllanon flpianone one might say tho PanSlavist PanSlavistIn PanSlvlst PanSlvlstI I In I a commentary commeltar on a paper ppr In the French FrenchRevue FrenchI I Ree Revue Ruses Rusl on KussoAmerican HUloAmerlcn relations relationsin relatons relatonsI I in I which the tlioAmerlcan American Americ Ideal put in practice practicela practc la 1 not no accepted accepte as a a palatable experience experienceFor experienc For Mr Koosevelts Roose elts ideal the Journal Journalde Journl Journlde de ion St Pttfrsbovrg Has n ha nothing but admira admiration amlra amlratlon admlrsion tlonIt It Is not the study of a I subject subjet narrowly narrowlycomprehended narowly narowlyB narrowlycomprehended B comprehended cmprehende It says 8ys but the picture pictureof r of the te state stte of mind normal to tho Americans Americansof Americns Americnsof of the United Unit States Stls traced with withan wih wihan withan an alert pen pn with wit a frankness tralcel that tht Is rather ratherrough ratherrough 5 t rough arid ard with veritable crlble originality originalityWithout origialty origialtyWihout originalityWithout Without Wihout oratorical oraorIcl precautions preautons or dip diplomatic diplomto diplomatia lomatic underbreaths President Itoonveltfg lomto underbreths IlpoSnvelt IlpoSnveltstates I080velt I080veltt fg states t his views lfWS on the Monroe Doctrine Doctrineon Doctrlnp on true trf Americanism Amercnism and on tho general generalaspirations genlralasplra 1 aspirations asplra lclo of the nation Everywhere Everywherethere E Ev9rsshorothere 9r or orI I It there tero is thn thl passionate IluI8Iont passionatdeslretoraIse desire to t raise r4 the thelevel the theleve tleiV iV level leve of humanity which is Indeed Ide the thehonor thf theI I nj honor h ror of f America AmericaVet Americ AmericaI l I Yet this Ideal Idel aim does doe not n t make Do the theauthor theauthor theI I J 7 author lose his 1s foothold fothold Hia practical practicalsense protc1 protc1eno jraoticalsense sense eno turns tnls generous generus intentions Into effi efficacious eflicnclousaota i icclous cacious cclous cnclousaota cnclousaotac acts actsThus aot c Thus TJul In I spite of r ardent ient patriotism ptriotsm and anddecided anddeided anddecided I decided deided optimism optmis he hI h does doe not nt hesitate hesitateto heitate heitatetoly to toly lay bare bre the social 11 sores sor r of his country countryHe countryHe I He la f without pity for the corrupt corptpltclal politician politicianfor I Ifor for the rottei role agitator for the man mn who whois whoIs ho I is rich roh and dishonest dishonet for the citizen who whoIs whoI whois Is I Indifferent Induernt These Tee are tho obstacles obstaclesof obtacla of progress prg Far from neglecting neg10ctng them or orbelittling orbltng orbelittling belittling bltng tholr Importance Imporano he signals them themto tbemto themto to the attention atenton of aU who ho wish w sh social soca pro progrew progre progress grew grewAmerican gre I IomerICt American omerICt Ideals Ides is the book bk of the man mancf ml manef I cf action aclol doubled douJla In the man mn of thought thoughtOn On the next nxt page there tbr Is very ver much muchlees muchlees lees lf enthusiasm for the practical practcl working workingof I I of the thoArnerican American Aericn ideal Idel In II the hands of the theState thestat theState State Department The ewrlter writer of the thesummary thepumnmT summary mmmty pumnmT of the Rente ReMs Ruse article artclo ob observes ohserves I t serves servesIn 6ne servesIn In 1898 If0 189 Mr Hay lay communicated commlnlrted a note noteto noteto i to the Powers Fower for the regulation reglaton of the theRussian theRusin theRussian Russian Rusin situation in Manchuria and atd here herere herear hereare ar are re his pressing pres81Ig despatches eP he sent snt to Mr MrTower MrTower MrTower Tower then American Amercn Ambassador Ambafsdor In InBt InSt InSt St Petersburg PetersburgIn Peterburg PeterburgIn In 1898 18 when wien his Majesty J jesty the Russian RussianEmperor HUMlanEpror Russianf f Emperor Epror by the Intermediary tntermelary of his diplo diplomatic dlploIto diploat1o matic Ito at1o representatives rpre811 ttvea notified notie the cession cessionlo cessiont lo t the Russian Rusia Government Goermt for a a period periodf prio f twentyfive twentyfvo years of the harbors hrbors of ofPort ofPor ofPort Port Por Arthur and ad TallenWan TnlcWa and ad of the thetdjacent thBadjaet theidjacentterritoryln tdjacent adjaet idjacentterritoryln territory teritr In tho peninsula pnlnsla of Lisa LlaoTung Lla Lisarung rung fug your predecessor preee8r received reeived the formal formalassurance formalJurco formalIssuranco assurance Jurco of the Emperors Eprors Miiste Minister of offoreign offorelg oforelgn forelg foreign orelgn Affairs Alalrs that American America Interests Interestsi Interestsf Intereststhis f i this part pt of the Chinese Chies Empire Eplro would would6ot wouldlot wouldot 6ot lot ot be b affected afctN In I any ay way and ad that tlt our ourtltlzens oureltzs 1 tltlzens established there eltzs tbUshe would continue continuelo contnue contnuet sI lo t enjoy ejoy on these territories terttorles the prlvilopei prlvilopeiruaranteed prvlorol prvlorolJuaant privilepeusranteed ruaranteed Juaant by the treaties trtes signed 81ged with withfchlna wItht Itb Itbthlna t fchlna fchlnaAlthough thlna thlnar r Although these thes affirmation afrmatons s asked for forrere fore forwere were e made and were reassuring Mr Hay Haytill Hy Hytl till 111 demanded confirmation thl this tl demdei confmaton on point pointS pInt r S a 1 more mor preolse pred definition defnition of the condi conditions condiI I t tions los of our or citizens cItzes In the sphere of Inter Interfrst Interi Interst i frst st of Russia Rusia in I China C1na Is strongly strogly desired desiredby deIr desiredby I by men me of affairs arals In tho United States all allme al allIha me Ihe more mor as such sch a declaration dolaaton would free freehem fre freeI I hem hm from the apprehensions which whlCh have havetocarelsed havetfrlse haveIxerciseci tocarelsed tfrlse a troubling troublng Influence Intuence during duringthese duringtheset the e eIt fest It t four in years our olr operations with opratons lh thlna ChinaThe thlnaThe thlnaThe The reviewer riewer regards rears the American Amerlanke1 deal ke1 In this particular prtlu1ar case CI of proving provig the therorth theIortb jt worth Iortb of assurances asurances by putting puttng them Into Intopractice Ito Itotee 1 practice tee as quite quit unreasonable unrea nable and waxes waxestarcastlo waxesrruto waxesrrcutlo tarcastlo rrcutlo over the State Departments Departmentstriumph Deprmets Deprmetstriumph DeportmentsS S rruto triumph over the mss n1fS and perfidious rfdlous leslgns lelg o oRusaIa oRusaIaIt Russia RussiaIt RUII It Is t a 0 great relief to the I gt relc Revue Re18 Ruste Rustetad Rlse RlseJd Rusaend tad nd It Ita Jd It friendly frledy commentator cmenttr to t get away from trm this tis unpleasant uplent matter mttr of carrying carryingut Crlg Crlgeut eut ut a contract and ad to como the onl t cmo upon upn con congenial cn cncell conEenIal genial cell field feld of sweeping generalities generalUe on onfoography onlogaphy onk k foography logaphy and history lltry and guesses about aboutwhich tboutwhIch which hlch races re will wi occupy cupy most gesesAbut of the planet planettn plnet plneton tn Doomsday Dooma afternoon areron As A theM form formtill formf formIlilnowthestapledlscussionson I f till Ililnowthestapledlscussionson now the te staple stple discussions dlsSlons on the to political politicaltide pltial pltialIide tide of the te war same Ime of tho assertions assertionsIn a ertons ertonsI In I the ta review Tew aro Quoted 410ted They lhey will wi bo boaccepted bDapt beicoepted accepted apt as gospel gospl throughout troughut panSlavist panSlavistBuMla pnSlavi pan Slavist Slavistua1L t I BuMla BuMlaSince ua1L ua1LBLnce L LSlc Since Slc Americans merlos launched luche themselves themselvesfor thEmelve I I for for the conquest onquest of the ta ranEpaclflo rspaclo raar mi msrt t MO hU Russia RUsia rose ros In front of them tem a trouble trouMekome trube troubleoms kome oms r8rvl rival already alry mistress mlsts of a coveted covetedworld cet covetedWorld world ord Which tho Slav SI of r r the to Yankee YankeeHas Yanke YankeeWas Has to be master of the Pacific of this a t b mt Palfo new newMediterranean nw nwMeIUre newfediterranean Mediterranean MeIUre where wher the future of or of the theworld thowOld thewovld world wOld Is preparing preparingAs prerg prergs S p445 As s Russia Uul becomes bmO an Asiatic Aslato Power PowerIh POWD Powerk k Ih t the United nlte States ftt turns tur too to from old oldEurope oldEuop oldEurope Europe Euop arid Id from frm the te Atlantic AUto and strives striveslo stlv stlvtdlsp lo displace the International tdlsp te ItraUonal equilibrium equilibriumOne ullbrum ullbrumOne I One surreys sm the te Asiatic Aslato Pacific Paolfote the other otherthe othertt otherL the American Pacific PacificfFrprn Pao1erQm L tt mercn Paolio PaolioFrm fFrprn rQm Vladivostok 1lvostk and from frm Port Pr Arthur Arthurthe Artur Arturtre Arthurthese the tre these two giants Gts Yankee Yanke and ad Slav Blv take takeOp takeU Utketzp Op U their teir position IUoand and prepare prepr themselves tc lYea lYeai i al i f j for oil al eventualities evntuaIItles v tulte Americans Americna do donot doriot donot not conceal cnce from trm from themselves Russias Russiasoxpandvo Iuslas Iuslasoxpnsvororoe flusalasexpansive expansive force forceTho ITho oxpnsvororoe oxpnsvororoe1h Tho 1h TransSlbellan TrnsSiberin Railroad Ralrcad Bald Sll one oneof oneof oneof of them will wil open the great grot reservoir reservoirof reservoirof of of European Eurpn Russia HU8la opn This torrent will willpour wl willpour pour eastward etwar upon upn the land lad waiting It Itas Ita itas as a pUr our Immigrants Immlgrantl flooded foo the great West Westsomo Westsome some sme years yers ago agoTo agoTo agoTo I To forestall foretal this thl possible po lblo occupation ocupaton of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Pacific PAlfo the Americans putting puttng In Inpractice InpratcB Inpractice practice pratcB the th theories of their President PresidentRoosevelt Prlslden PrlsldenHoBOvelt PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt HoBOvelt tako all al tho positions Judged JudgedIndispensable judgetiIndispnsble judgedIndispensable Indispensable Indispnsble Hawaii Iaal Samoa Samo the Philip Philippines Philp Philppinellead Philippines tho Pacific Yoko Yokohama Yokoham Yokoliama pines pinellead lead them across Icros Pllcfo to t I hama ham Shanghai Shaghlll Hong long Kong Melbourne Melbourneand Melboure Melboureand Melbourneand and Singapore BmKapre and the approaching approachingachievement approcllnahievement approachingachievement achievement ahievement of the Panama Canal will willmake w wrako willmake make rako tho Americans masters mlterl of tho two twooceans toOtS twooceans oceans oceansBut OtS OtSBut oceans1But But there Is an answer to this anti antiRussian ant antiRussian Russian UUIIan argumentation argumentaton The h greed of ofgain otgain ofgain gain of the Americans A1lrlcanR blinds bndl them to the theconsequences theoon theConsequences consequences oon quenco of their proJapanese policy policyMessrs polcy polcyMe8rs policyC C C C Messrs Me8rs Roosevelt and Hay lay will willBoon w wRon willsoon Boon Ron sea RO Japan Install IRtal In the midst of the themUerabb themlorabh themiserabl3 mUerabb mlorabh human antsnests antl ants neltR nests of China all al tho thoindiiBtrics thoInruatrics theindustries industries Inruatrics that compete com to with America AmericaIt AmericaI It I Is not stated stte anywhere among among these theseflicta Ihe8ctn theselicta flicta ctn upon upn the future of Asia fla but it Is Isrelevant Isrelaant isrelevant relevant to Russias present pre resent ent problem to toobserve toobservo observo that neither dogmatic dogmatc assertions assertionsnor Isertions Isertionsnor I nor the manipulation mrwlpulaton of facts facs to fit ft in with withpreconceived wih wihprcconcehell withpreconceived preconceived conclusions concualons Is part of the thescientific thesclentlfo thescientific scientific sclentlfo method metho which whih the evidence elcence of ofrecent orreent ofrecent recent reent international Intratonal struggles 6tr glel has shown shownto show to t bo necessary nee8ry to success 8uces in war whether whethercommercial whthercommrll whethercommercIal commercial commrll or military mtar ALBI ALiBI A LIU i ran TUCKER TUCKERYounB TUCKERoun TUCKI1Iinun YounB inun oun Woman to toTcsllry Testify for the tie tie Maui MaiAccused MauiAcctisetl lln llnll1lst1 Accused ll1lst1 or the Ihr Page 11 Murder MurderBOSTON Murder1305roN UurdrBOSTON BOSTON April Apri 16 16We Wo have evidence Ir Irour In Inour inour our possession pse5 ion whlh we are confident confdent will wlleasily w weaaly willeasily easily eaaly clear cler my brother brother Is tho assertion assertlormade arllonmade assertionmade made this morning by Walter Waler F Tucker Tuckerbrother Tueler Tuelerbrother Tuckerbrother brother of Charles L Tucker who in if await awaitIng awalttrial awaitIng Ing trial charged with the murder of Miss MisMabel Miasl MiaslIabel MissMabel Mabel Pace PaceThe Pale PaleThe PageThe The brother brothe did not say 6Y what tho evIdence evtdenctof of the defence was WIS but assured assure those thOB will willwhom wih wihwhom withwhom whom he was WI talking that there was WI no ncneed nono noneed need no of worrying orylng as 18 to the outcome of th thtrial the thetrial thetrial trial Since Slco the arrest arreft of Tucker a strong strongnentiment strongentment strongsentiment sentiment entment In his hlf favor has developed deelopd not nolonly notonly notonly only In Riverside Rnrsldo and Aubunidale but butthroughout butthrouhout butthroughout throughout tho Newtons NewtonsMiss NewtonsMiss fwton Miss f8 Mabel Walker the Maine girl with wttfcwhom wHhwhom withwhom whom Tucker Tcker says he spent the afternoon afternoonon afteroon afteroonthe on the ho day da of the murder will wi probably probablycome probbly probblyI probablycome I come cmo hero to testify tMlry Tuckers Tckers counselsaid counsel counaalI counselsaId said ld today todayFrom toav toavFrom todayFrom I From what Mt I have learned Ierne of the tle young youngwoman youngomn youngwoman woman omn she will wi not nt put Ilt his life le Ih Ii jeopardy jeopardyby Jepardy Jepardyhy by keeping kepln siloit eiet By Ij her testimony tetmon alone aloneTucker aloeTlcker aloneTucker Tucker Tlcker could ould be cleared deMe of oven the faintest faintestj rain faintestsuspicion tet tet8UfPICIOU j suspicion of any connection conneton with tho Page Pagei PagemurderUdpr Pagemu i murder murderUdpr mu odor Urder these lee clrcum clrcu circunatauoeselie circunatauoeseliecould tat xs3 he hecould heculd could culd not refuse her her aid in n his hil behalf hhlr There ThereIs ThereIA Is no doubt of the importance Importanc of her testi testimony t tcstlmony t mony and the State Stte understands Indertand8 that t th fact factperfectly factperfectiy aet aetptrfecty perfectly perfectlySAFE ptrfecty ptrfectySAFE perfectiySAFE SAFE OPENED OPFXIW mr TRUSTEES TRUSTEESThe TnSt muSt ES ESTie EsThe The Tie New SIW ew Snprrntrmtrnt Snperlntenrtent of the Moravian MonvlsnCometery Jlo1an Jlo1anrmeter MoravianCemetery Cemetery rmeter Triumphs TriumphsTho Tlumh TrIumphsThe Tho trustees trsleo of the First Flrt Moravian Church Churchat hurchat at New Dorp Staten Island succeeded Ru cdM ceedod In Ingetting Ingettng ingettIng getting gettng Into the hl safe In tho office of o f tho thosuperintendent thesuperintendent superintendent of r the demetory emetry belonging belongingto befonglngthOCIIurChesterdaY to the thOCIIurChesterdaY church yesterday without WitOt tho per permisston p permisslon r rmison misston mison of the former forfrslpfriltndent forfrslpfriltndentf superintendent superintendentSamu sunripfendentsafliukll Samu f safliukll l J J Ostrnnder O nderqTc op4 secured se o ur tiri the Ijo tijobnds tijobndsand bonds bondsand s sandmbrfage and rrtbftgages s in it Before efcro o tho docii dociirhentfl dociameiats rhentfl andmbrfage meit d6UldJj6 04r btrd3 reached r cle 1eC two t holes icd9iato icd9iatobe nadto nadtobo bo drilled d dr11Thdand l anil ani out In tKe t esf safe saf oe oriV one onedborand pfo Itjihe Itjihedborahd h 4e 4edorand h rn dborahd dorand the theotheriflthe other Irithe I the side side1Ostrander sideOstrander Ostrander Ostrnder was a removed m frornhls from riinls 1is place placeas plo as a superintendent suprntendent some metme time ago alo by the thetrustees thetrt thetrustees trustees trt and Allen AI n Hope Hop appointed nppolnt npp inted In his hispjaoe hisPao hispaoe pjaoe paoe Mr Ostrander Oatrandlr refused rts to o give giveup ge giveupthe up upthe Pao the keys of his hisafilco Qflloo Qf or the to combination combinationof combinaton of the safe until nt he had hli been b n formally foraly de declared dodared dared deposed dfI by b the trustees trlt and notified notifiedof otned of his removal r iloI Mr Ir Hope Iop has been ben at atwork atworkon work workon workon on the safe 6r sao for several s verRI dayswlth dyswlth a chisel chiseland chLel chLeland hLsel hLseland and hammer hammerMr hammer1r Mr 1r Ostrander defended derendo his course COW0 on onthe ontheIround the theground theground ground Iround that valuable documents had been beenIntrusted beenIntnlsted beenintrusted Intrusted to t him hm and that he was held hed per personally pr prsnnaly personally sonally snnaly responsible pnslble for their safety faetr He Hethought Hethoughtho Hethought thought thoughtho ho ought oUEht to bo 0 formally rormalynot notified notifiedof notledof O Oof of his his retirement retrement before bfore surrendering surrendeing the thecontents thocontents thecontents contents of the safe safeBnt Mfeil safe4IfnInLAfIrE4n1 il 4IfnInLAfIrE4n1 tIE nEll nEllnut 4 4nut nut Ml MIss 1s s Mrok Jrlk I Is GolitKto Col oi tn Have la Engage Engagement Fnr8wr Fnr8wrmtnt Engement ment Reception Rctpton All Ai the SameBessie Same H timel3essie mf mfDele Bessie Dele Fleck Fek of of101 101 West t ilSth l h street atre Is Isengaged IRengge Isengaged engaged engge to be b married mrre to Leo 100J J l Studley Studleyso so her parent announced announcd l 4Ft last Bt week through througha thrugh thrugha prrtI a printed notice ntc Her He engagement re reception recptnn reception ception cptnn will wi be hcW het held Tuesday Tueda afternoon aftern feroon od In InTuxedo InTuxeo InTuxedo Tuxedo Tuxeo Hall HallBut Hal HailPtit But ut the Jersey JfrSey City ityrOrR records how that thatMiss tht thtMI8s thatMiss Miss Fleck Fek and and Mr Studloy Stud were ere married marriedion nuu71e tharriodon ion on April Apri 2 in InJers Jersey y v City CI by Justice JUltlp pf tho thoPttxee thoPO theoc Pttxee Francis P I ehatio The PO oc Jrlc8 marriage marriagewas mrige mrigea was a witnessed wlnese by bi Excise Exc8 Commissioners CommissionersThomas CammLsloners CammLslonershor CommissionersThomas Thomas hor F Burko a ar andT idT F A Griffon Grle of ofthat oftht ofthat that tht city ly The bride b lde however howwEr naked nakedJustice aa6 askedJustice Justice Justc Lehane to keep kep the marriage mrrago quiet quieta a as she sbedldn didnt want ant It to interfere wfthher wfthherengagement w wjth thber thberenggment her herengagement engagement enggment party prty or the wedding weding she was wasgoing wasgoing wasgoing going to have U1e in June JuneSamuel J JUheSamuel le lemu Samuel mu 1 Fleck Fec Flec ¼ the ho brides brde I father said saidlast saidlast Id IdIt last It night that ho didnt know anything anythingabout anythig anythigabut anythingabout about abut the Jersey Jery City wedding weding His daugh daughter daughter daughtar ter he said Id was a going to be b married mrrie at atVictoria atVlclorl atVictoria Victoria at Vlclorl home homeEXPEDITED homeRPEDTED homeEXPEDITED Hall Hal on n Juno Juo 7 She is Is8tl still lIving Hyingat lvig lvigat EXPEDITED RPEDTED TO LONDON LOXDOXtmrrlcan LODOAmerican LONDONAmerican American Line Travellers Tanler Can cn Take Tke a aF aFaIt aFast F FaIt t Train TaIn From Plymouth PlymouthTho PImoulhTho PlymouthThd Tho American liner lner St StPIII Paul which whlh sailed sailedresterday sied siedyesteray sailedyesterday yesterday yesteray for Plymouth Piymcuth rnj rnl Southampton Southamptonvlll Southamptcnwl vlll wl begin landing lding passengers pleT Ps as 18 well wel as asnails asmails 18mall nails mall at the former port portrhe The International InternationalMercantile Interatonal InterflationalMercantile I Ifeante Mercantile feante Marine has hi made mae arrangement arrangementvlth arangement arangementwlth arrangementwith with the London Indonm aid Southwestern RouUnester Rail Railuray Ral Railway way wa to t run rn a special train from Plymouth Plymoutho PI mouth moutht t to o London Lndon In which whlh the American Amern Line LinoMuisengers Linepngers Linepassengers passengers pngers may my reach the British Drltl hopltal hopltaltn capital capitaln tn n time tme to eat ea their dinners there ther on 01 Satur fiaturlays Saturdays Saturclays lays Passengers P8en er will wi l be e conveyed coveyed from fromthD fromthe j the ho steamship to t the landing lahdln placoIn the theo theUamer lie lieteamer Uamer VictorIa Icora The r run from Plymouth Plymouthto to o Waterloo Waleloo station ettonwl will be b made in I about aboutour abutfour aioutfour four our and ad a ahalf half 1hours 1hoursSnthrrn hours hoursSonthern hoursSentliern Sonthern Snthrrn Education Educaton Conference ConferenceBIRMINGHAM onreenN onferenes onferenesBtnMpmttAsc BIRMINGHAM DIRWJN llAM AlaAprll AlaAprll0FreparatQIf 18 rePreparatlcum rePreparatlcumhere Preparation Preparationere her here ere are ar being bing made for the ta8evanth ta8evanthanni seventh seventhnnualeessldn seventhann anni ann nnualeessldn alPehal l n of tho cbriTerence corarme foreduca foreducaJon for duca ducatlon uc Jon ton Inthe In the South Suth This hi bod ho body v met met lost lostlight lastnight night iriRlchmond In Jtlmond tklamond Va a It will wi meet met UI In Inllnnlngharri 11 llnnlngharri DnnlnRham this thll year y ar on April prl 2 The Theiddrees Theadrl Theaddress address adrl of welcome will wi bo delivered delverl by h T r G Bush DISh of Birmingham Brmingham onbehalfof on t behalf lalf of the ho Mayor the tl board or wiucatipn cducatpnand cducatpnandthe and andthe the he reception repton committee to mltfi The refipohxe rCpoie rcspntisewill 1 will IU i be b made ro by Robert Rbert C COgden Ogden of New Nnwlork New1ork York who wh whowilI will wi then deliver delver hisannual hisannualiddress his kntaual kntaualaLIdresa ntual ntualadi iddress adi as Iprldent president presldentof of the conference confelenc le lIe le will wl bring n large party plrr from from the theorth theorti theorth orth orti on a 1 special Rpclal train I Among the theline New Yrk ork spakelll apeakerswill b WalerH WalterH Pal Pallne Page Pageiine line lne OfflclaU omlal flamed amttllQr for Hnrnlck lr Ilsen Ick Disaster IHsntlerPITTSBUBO Dslltr DslltrPITfO DisasterPirxsnvno PITTSBUBO PITfO nO April Aprl 18 IOThe The Coroners Coronersury Coron Coronersjury rs rsJury Jury ury has ll recommended rmte de that Mine In Jnpector Inlptor Inspector pector lptor F W Cunningham and SuptWilfred SuptWilfredJnowden Supt Wlred WlredSnowdel Wilfred WilfredSnodea Jnowden Snowdel bo held hed for murder murr for their jhelronnectlon thtlr thtlronnetlonwith theirconnectIon connectIon onnetlonwith with the Harwlck Harick mine horror horrorh horor hororon horrorJan on h Jan 24 2 when sovenieen seenn lives Ive wereilost wer werel at atThsjury t tThfJur hejury ThfJur charged charl Mine Mne Foreman Formn Brown Brwn and Ire Fr BOM BO BossOordon Gordon Goron with wih being bing criminally criminallyeoponslbje cmlal criminallyreeponislbjo eoponslbje TpMtb The Allegheny nYo1ty County C tinty Coal Coalompany Company Comp ny was W wa censured oUr Altih T Torallowing for1 ralWng allowing talc fricf frc frcton talcaxnn of ton f the to mine oxlt ion axnn the io omca olflcIas i in chae chaeof charge me h y h l 7 7HOW H HOW RICE R IE RAN RAN A 1SU SUBMARINE SUBMARINEI SUUMRINB1VlfllIOF I I EflVlfOF 101 THEniVEttirilO TiE TIlL DHElrlO DIVER WhO FIXED FIXJEDTHEIIOOXTOX nXD FIXED7lIE THEIIOOXTOX 71 7lIE EIOJNTO 1tOOTON DAM VALVE VALVEnan 1LR 1LRnan V4LEERan nan lot Tucker Tckerl Putative Terror Wliloti WlilotiWns hlch hlchPI bIctiins ins PI to Ilnrolutlonlre nl0IutonI7 Warfare arrar hut liutWhich hutlleh butitilei Which lleh Now ow Lie Lt a Wreck In the lied llnrtson 1U1 1U1on liedson son on Hlver IUvtrunk IIlyer44unk Sunk With Wih Fnlllnn 1ln Monster MonnterJohn MonsterJolin 10nltlr 10nltlrJohn John Hices ne8 recent feat of fixing fxng the thevalve thealvo thevalve valve alvo In the Boonton reservoir 1ervolr dam preparation props propsratIon ration mton for which Job cost cst Bill Di Hoar his hlalife hit hislife life le looked looke like Iko a pretty prtly ticklish toklsh piece pie of ofworksaid ofork ofwork worksaid work ork Mid one of his friends yesterday yesterdaybut tray trayblt but blt It Isnt deuce deuc high to tho stunts ho did didwith didwith dIdwith with Prof 1rof Tuckers submarine submarno boat back backin backIn backin in the l Os OsAs fc fcAs As near as I I can cn remember Tucker was wasa a professor proreor of geology from California CaliforniaHo Callornln CallornlnHo Ho designed dOlgned a submarine ubmrlne boat bat which was wasgoing wal walgoing wasgoing going to revolutionize rvolutonlzo naval warfare arcr for forever forevr forever ever after atteratleast at i least thats what ho said saidHe Mldle saldHe ntratdMst He le once onc told mo that tht the ships 8hpS of the Eng English Englsh English lish lsh navy nvy would not nt be b worth a dollar dolar apiece apiecewhen apie apiewhen apiecewhen when his h terror began ta submarine prowl ings His Hs boat was IR to bo built buit on the lines Incs of ofa ofI ofa a Kenneboo salmon flmon It I was to be b of Iron Ironabout Ironabut ironabout about abut 30 3 feet t long Ion and about abut 7 feet fet high highin highIn in the head h d There was to t be 0 a propeller propellerat propeler propelerat at the stern to run rn by n storage battery batteryInside btery bteryInside batteryinside Inside a a rudder rdder and a sort sr of lateral lteral tall tallfln tnl tailfin the boat The Thoonly TbBonly Theonly fin fn for lowering or raising riing bt only opening opnmg In the boat bat was a manhole manholewhich mnhole mnholewhich manholewhich which was WI to bo screwed screwe down when hen tho thocrew thocrew thecrew to bo boguided bogtldo hoguided crew got aboard abard The boat was guided by a man mn dressed drO In a divers suit suitwho lult lultwho suitwho gtldo who was to stand stnd on the outside outid of the theboat thebat theboat boat bat with wih a 1 waisthigh enclosure encosur about abouthim abut abuthim abouthUn washed off offas offas him to keep klp himfrom him from being of as the boat bot shot through the water The Thoair TbBair Theair air was to tobe be supplied suppta to him from a n tank tankInside tankInBldo tankinside Inside tho boat bt The crew Inside was to toconsist toconsist toconshst consist of nn engineer enginer and a man mn to work workthe worktho workthe the pump that tUt was to force rorc the air into tho thodivers thodIvers thedivers divers helmet helmetIn he1mot In warfare the torpedo t rpdo was to be b car carried crre carned ned re on the outside It was to t be b fastened fastenedto fastene to a rope at lt each ech end of which was to t be b a alarge alarge alarge large piece piec of cork crk When plumb under underthe underthe underthe the keel kel of the enemys ship this tis contri contrivance conlrivanc contrivance vance vanc was to be released relea the te cork crll were wereto wer werto wereto to bob bb up to t the surface surrac on e on each ido gideof idoof Ideof of the ship Ip and thus thu draw the torpedo torpedotightly trpedo trpedolghty terpedotightly tightly lghty against againt the hull hul The submarine submarinewas was 18 then to withdraw withdrw to a safe distance distanceand distanceand distanceand and fire tr the te torpedo torpeo by electricity electricityStrango eletriolty eletrioltyStrango electricItyStrange Strango as it may ay seem sm the te th professor professorgot prfer prfergot got ot some le people peple to invest In this tis weird weirdscheme weir weirtsc weirdschenio tsc scheme meStrngersUI Stranger still hegot some re one to totake toi totale i take te the job of outside man John Rice Ricewas Ric RicI Ricewas was W I the man manThe manh I I h The boat boit as a built bui and an tried rle at the ih rot rotI foot footof footI I I of Thirteenth Thirtnth street etret North Sor River A com committee cm cml cornmittee l mittee of officers ofcer from tho Brooklyn Drokyn navy navyyanl nvy nvyarll navyyaed yanl arll and another anotler from frm the Japanese Gov Government 0everntrent ernment errrent were were er present prent Even at that time timeJapan lme lmeJapan timeJapan 1 Japan had ha Its It eyes eye open for anything pew newinthe pewIhthe pewin inthe in the way ay of fighting fjhtng instruments instrumentsProf Inirwnents lntdmertsMPmf I I Prof Pi Tucker ucker manned maln the purripa pUnp a volun volunteer volunter volunteer teer ter from frm the iron works locked cke after ater the thoI theengine j jengine I engine and ad Rice Rce In his hi diving suit took tookup tok tokI tookt1i up his hISPO position poeltionoutside slton outside The lS manhole cover coverwaa coverwaecrowed I waa wascrowed waecrowed screwed downand dowad Rice Rce gave ga e the signal sign signalto8tart I I to8tart Theboat Te bot slowly I surface Some BmD ereptlfu septf In the crowd were werewilling werowllni werewilling willing wllni to wager ager that It would never re rei reappear i appear appar There TheJ were wer two minutes minute of awful awfulwispohse awul awul6Phe awfulsuspohee I wispohse 6Phe Then out ot In the river rherhe rirerthe the pilots pllotei piots piotsec0Ubohb pilotsenclbatfrebbhbed i enclosure ec0Ubohb enclbatfrebbhbed bobbed up upbt bit Rtco Rcowbs was w nbtlnit nbtlnitI notllt notlltA I A couple cCuple of boatswhich boatAwhch boats which had been bee d float floatJrtgabout floatingaeut oat oatJngut Jrtgabout Jngut ori oJ or the lookout Iookoutfr for troiible troblo pulled pulledover pull pulledoyer over oJer totho t tb fcpbmaijne Ipbne Reartilng R Ihaeltin lng d6n d6n1ntblheonclosurethey 4ln 4lnte 4nlute 1ntblheonclosurethey lute te the enclolr enclosuretbe lhe found to Ripe R R1TC Ys limp limpbody lImpb limpbM1 body b j HatraaTiAdledinlo Ueu WeaSfl1d teh i t oe one un ofthe o bf thr the7r the7rbctat jir jirboats boats bt aridhishelrnet aw ji lset Unscrewed ciW lrewas lrewasbrack i lhwasbrainpte brad brainpte inflieace In i fa e iiD and d pecroed Midi seancied seanciedle dead deadlie lie I le was WM as i niirriedTanhore hprrled rieMh ashore r nndjtn l ambulance ambulancewas ambU1ce I was summoncklfrom wMammon tbm the New NewVork York Hospital HogjMtixlMeanwriHo Hospitl HospitlI HospitalM I MeanwriHo Meaw1t M ii1c Fret Tucker and d his engineer engineerhad engn engineerhad r rhad had been fished fshe out of the boat It was waathen wasthen then learned lome that thta a glass pressure prur gauge gaugeinaiae guge gaugelassie lassie the boat bot designed deige to toahow show the depth depthreached deph dephahe depthx x reached ahe ached had broken and andlet let in Ii an Inch Inchstream inchstream Inchstream stream of water The professor roCe80r quit qut the thepumpthat thepump thepumpthat pumpthat pump tht was sending lndlng thealrto t alrt Rice and andjumped andJumP aridjumped jumped to shut off or the inrush in1h of water waterI wltr JumP 1 didnt think it would bother him any anysaid nny nnysid anysaid said sid the professor profer T 1 wasnt want gone more morethan moreth morethan than a couple of r moment momentHloe momenlRlt momentaRice 1 th Rice Rlt pulled pule through all rightbut rght right but the theThe thedotl thedoctors dotl doctors id said bY a iigh ntightv sml smal Jargln margin marginThe I Ihe The he professor proresor tinkered tinkee with w1h the boat for fortrip forwhie forawhile awhile whie Id and tbel8ked th naskod Ic Rice to make another anothertrp anothertrip trip trp Ricohad 1 ltie had promised proiill hm wife Ir that ho howouldnt hAwoul hewouldnt wouldnt woul nt but hit Jd an a offer orer of 20 2 proved too toomuchfor1him I Imuch Imuch muchfor1him much forhlm for him Ho 10 stipulated stpulat however howeverthat h howeverthat ever I that tht he hewa was to wear wer a chemical chemicl suit ul con consisting consiting cqnsistIn sisting siting sistIn of a mask Jlk that th t fitted td over over his face facethe fa facethe the t e wnolo thing t1ng supplied luppl with oxygenJrom oxygenJroma oxygen from froma I a high pressure prur tank tk onhla on n his back bck Other Otherwise Otherwis Otherwise I wise wis he was wa dressed dreln in a shirt ehlr and ad a pair plr of ofleave ofoers ofoveralls overalls Thlsleft This iefthlmfree hm trre to tkerenoh tkerenohIMVD tekerenoh tekerenohleave leave oers of the boat t should needarise needariseThis neehJs needaJiseThia This made Itneoessary Itneay for only one onf man manto mn mnto manto to go down mae inside tnsld The professor prrOr was not notthat nottht notthat that tht man manI manI I had had better bter stay above abvo water said saidhe sd sdhe saidhe he I can study tho boats movements movementsbetter movementsbtter movementshotter better btter there than thn if I wore wer In her herTho ler lerTo herTho Tho To boat oat started off ot dived i1 reappeared reappearedand rep red redad and ad then something went wrong wrng with wlb the thetail thetlg thetaii tail tlg gear r Plumb ahead ahed were two tw big bigBand bigsand Band 6d barges bage Rice mc tried rie to change the theboats thobats theboatB boats bats course cure but she kept going as Q straight straightas as an arrow Rice Wo didnt relish relsh the pros prospect pr0 prospool pool pt of having hlng his hil face fac rubbed rbb along aong the thebottom thebtom thebottom bottom of a sand Bnd barge There Ther was wa a arowboat arowboat arowboat rowboat btom alongside longldead and he h made a quick quickshift quick8hlrb quickslilfb shift intoit intoitThe Int into It ItThe ItThe The onlookers onlokerS ran ra to the other cth r end of ofthe ofthe ofthe the barges bge to t see B ee if by any an chance chanc the sub submarine submarne submarine marine marne had hd cleared cler them themShe them8he them1the She didnt show up there thereThen th thereThen re reThen Then if It was concluded oonclude that she was wasJammed WMjamme wasjammed Jammed jamme underneath undorCth the barges bge They Th Theygot v f fgot got a lot of pikeMlea plkepleMd and jabbed jabbe around aroundin in tho water Still Hhl no submarine submarineAbout 8ubmarln submarinAbout arun I i About half hat an hour later ltr when the search lnh lnhha searchhad oorchhad had ha been bn just about abut given up some ono onodiscovered on onediscovered discovered diover tho boat floating fotng peacefully paeruly in ina Ina Ina a neighboring slip slipA Blp BlpA slipA A swarm Rar of rowboats rowbots pulled puled over to It Itand Itand Itandevery and andevery every one was WI sure sur sumhat that U1t the man insldo insldohad IMidohd lasidohart had ever been suffocated 6ufoat Tbe le manhole cover coverwas coerwa coverwas was hd unscrewed unred and mit bobbed bbb a head hoaddemanding hod hoddEmadln1 headdemanding wa demanding What hat in hells helt the matter matterwith matterwith with dEmadln1 your yourThe yo you youIhe mter I The he professor still t I thought that only on the thedetails thedetll thedetalis details of his hi scheme theme werewrbng werwrong The he en enclosure enclour enclosure detll closure clour was wa changed changr Into a pllouhoime plorhoule that thatopened thatopned thatopened opened directly dirtly into the Ineideof 1nldef the boat boatpilot boR boatIhe opned 1 Ihe he manhole was M shited shifted to the top or thl the thepilot pilot piot house houl and bulUeyes bulleyeR were wer ht fitted l all allaround al allamun around 8un amun the Sides of tho pilot house Under Underthis Uidr Uidrthll Underthis this thll arrangement arrStgement no divers suit sui was needed neededOnce need I IOnc IOnce Once Onc more tho o professor prof or persuaded prsuaed Rice hiceto We Riceto to nut it I A tugboat lugbt was wn btationed btltlone a few fewhundred fewhundred hundred t yards yad off the Thirteenth street streetdock etrt etrtdok streetdock dock dok as a a sort ort of o Inverted lnrt hurdle hurle for the thesubmarino thelubmarJM thesubmarine submarine lubmarJM to divo under unc r The rhE dive was wasmade Wi wasmade made madr but the top tp of the tlt manhole malholo cover coverftlriick neverstruck IW IWIlruc struck the tugs keel kll and nn brokn roke off nf one of ofits ofltholt ofitaholts Ilruc its itaholts itaholtsS bolts boltsThebroken ltholt S Thebroken The hro n boltfell blteJ1nsicp boltfeilinside inside the boat bt fol followed followed lollowed lowed by b a 1 threequarterInch fitr AtrMr stream m of ofwater oCwatlr ofwater water Til 018 lx bent t stopped Moppl its itfforard itfforardmovlment ts forward forwardmovement forwardmovement movlment movement and began ban to sink sinkDices sinkRcl SInkRicos Dices Rcl assistant allstnnt wonted watd to make Jake a rush rushup rRh rRhup rtishaup up through througl the manhole Immediately Immedlate But Butcooped Butcoped hutcooped coped cooped up as be was WI inside Inide that tht sinking boat boatJUcei 1c Jticeswitsdid wlt wlldld didnotdes nt notdeserthlm notdeserthlme drt rtWm rtWmIs 11m 11me e cmnt nt l move oe Ihatcer that dover srhIle there thereis hlethero hletheroIsanIU IsanIU Is an any prwwure AUr from outidelUco ot ldeUlc phouted phoutedto iih huted hutedt uted utedto t to hiassistant hip aIRtant Wnll 11 have hl1 to wait until untiltho unt untilthe the from boat bt above aboveIt aboe fUU flluIn ftulsiipa4 upwind equalizes eualz the pressure pressurefrom preuo preuofrom pressurefrom It I seemed to t take a long long time tmn for forthat torthat forthat that boat mo to fill fl The Te water wa r climbed olmb up to the thl men pn forcing them tlem into the pilot pilothoufre pIlothouse house hou Them TtrA fornl the thelpce space wan much plot plothou nar narrower narrower norrower rower and filled fle rapidly rapidlyAs As A the water reachedtha rohote reachedthamens mens mouths mouthsthey mouth mouthsthey they took too n 1 deep dep breath b ath of air A Aeeond Aeeondlatr second secondlater secondlater latr later tilt tl space Ipae was entirely ntlrl filled fle The Themanhole Themanhole Themanhold manhole cover cfr was WI thrown thro1 off of arid rtd almost almostsimultaneously almostslmultanoullyRlce slmostsImultaneously slmultanoullyRlce simultaneously Rice and andhls his aBslttaat Blitt wasi ar tant shot shotere Motup shotup up throulh through th the tiry tlirty te feet ot wa water and andwere wer were ere picked fko up by the the th men met oh on the tug tugi a Te The i he submarine lbm sank sankTucker sa sankTucicor Tucker Tcker re never resurrected rlurrt hl hil hIs flub isubarinn flubmarine b marine arinn UnleM Une Bomojunkman 8mDjulkt gpt after afterIt 4lr 4lrIt afterIt mao It It It still itl lies Ut oh oil on the bottom bttm bott sn of the te pp North NorthIver Nor NorthJUver lverof JUver Iver off Thirteenth Thrnth street t rnt1 1 h AVfr t L Ls s JEWFLS JEIFMf A All UK MRS URf KIMn lilllAIUB lilllAIUBcpt IiIMIL4LV IiIMIL4LVCapt ALLS ALLSCapt Capt cpt Cottrell CoUrel Itellevefi IIe llel1eveShe She Hlf Own 01 the Dla DlanioiKt DlamOlub lJianiolilli Were to Him HimBefore filialBefore nioiKt Which Whl1 Were Sent 11m 11mBeCor Before BeCor Capt Cnpl Cot Cotrl Coitrell troll of tho Tenderloin Tenderloinelation Tenderloinetton TenderloinstatIon elation etton was awake Iwake yesterday ye t rdaO morning morningtwo moring moringtwo two women appeared appeard aiii eareil attheWestThlrtlcth attheWestThlrtlcthstreet a the WestThirteth WestThirtethstrt WestThlrtieth WestThlrtiethstreet street strt station statlol and wanted to lookat look at the 10 2000 worth of jewelry that tlt had been ben sent sentto sot sotto sentto to Cottrell Cotrl In a mysterious way th tlA the day daybefore dl dayhotoie before Ifore Tho two early erl visitors dslorS admitted admittedthey adml admittedthey tted ttedthey they didnt own the jewelry They were werenot werenot rfro rfroDot not allowed alowed to satisfy StSC their curiosity curiosityA had lost lostor lostor lostor A dozen persons pernR or more who hd or been robbed of jewelry within the last lastfortnight Ilt Iltrortnlght lastfortnight fortnight appeared however howet Out of this thisnumber thisnumbr thisnumber number numbr Capt Cottrell Ctrel believes he has hasfound ha hafound found foud the rightful rghtful owner owtr She is II Mm MmSurah Mr MrsSarah Sarah Slmh F Kimball Kimbl who is II In I the Jewelry Jewelrybusiness jewelryhusml1f jewelrybusiness and lives at atSM ats at3o business husml1f at 3 Union Square Squar les SM s 3o West Wet 104th street streetMrs Itrt ItrtMr streetMrs Mrs Mr Kimball Kimbal says sys the jewels the captain captainhas capUln capUlnhns captainhas has are her personal perSonalllroperyad propertyand propertyandthatsbe propertyandthatsbelost thatshe thatshelost thatlbe thatlbe10t lost 10t them on 01 Thursday evening probably probablyIn prbably prbablyIn In a Sixth Sith avenue elevated elovatd train tri while whileshe whleshe whileshe she was on onher her way home The eight rings ringsand rngs rngsad tingeand and ad the brooch were wer tied te In a linen InM hand handkerchief had hadkerohlef handkerohief kerchief Mrs Mr Kimball Kimbal says she reported reportedher rpor her loss los at the th lie office ofce of the elevated elovat rood roodbut rd rdblt roadbut but blt that she did not toll tel tho police polc Mrs MrsKlmball Mr MrsRimball Klmball Imbl evidently has little ltlo faith faih In I the thepolice thepolc thepolice police polc to t recover rtovtl valuables valuablesOn aluablel On several of the rings and on al the brooch broochthere brooohthero broochthere there were marks that Capt Cottrell Cotrel did didnot didnt didnot not nt tell tel about when ho let It bo known know be behad beba hehad had ba received reeive the jewelry Jewer When Mrs MraKlmball MI MrsKimball Kimball reported her loss 108 yesterday yeteray she ohedescribed Ibe Ibedelrlbo shedescribed described delrlbo these theo marks mrks That was w before beforethe befor beforethe the Jewels were shown Ihown to t her herTho herThe herThe The big Ig twostone twostne diamond dIaond ring that the thopolice thepolce thepolice police polce valued value at 176 760 Mrs Mr Kimball Irbal said sid was wasworth WMworth wasworth worth fully fuly 1000 0 The two stones stone In the thering tbering thering ring were originally originly In earrings errlng but Mrs MrsKlmball Mr MrsKimball Kimball Kimbal said 81d she had Tiffany Tifany set Bt the stones stoneaIn 8tone In tho ring She paid for this work with a acheck achek acheck check chek she says 81 She promised promis to produce producethis prouc producethis this chock chek and other documentary domcntn proof proofof of ownership ownerhip Then the jewels Jewe will wi be beturned betured heturned turned tured over to her her7S 7S PER PEl CENT C T A YEAR YEARMn rEAR2n EAfl EAflMrs Mn 2n Ilrue 11 S Ha Sey She Ha 1111810 lisa Paid S1O4 104 Interest Intereston Itertt Itertton on 85O laoletor 5OIotor Victor Heaver nfanf Arrrited Artrd ArrestedVIcor ArrritedTlcjor i iYICor Tlcjor YICor VIcor Beaver Dver manager mlger of the Washing Washington i iton ton Loon La Company which is said sid to t be b a abranch abranch I Ibranch branch of the Washington W hlngton Real Hal Estate EstateCompany Etat EstateCompany Company of 230 23 Grand street stret was wa ar arrested a arted atrested rested rted yesterday yeterday charged chage with er ertortlng el extortlng tortlng torlng usury uury Mrs 11r Hedwlg I0wlg Reese He of 344 344East SUEt 344East East Et 105th loth street 8tr t alleges Ilegs that on July 19 1001 101 she he went wentto to Beavers verf ofc office In I02dstreet I02d 10 102dstreet street and asked him himto himto himto strt nearLexington nearlJxlngon near Loxington avenue a enue Ike to lend her 16 50 on her household houholdfulure houholdfulureHe furniture furnitureHe furnitureHe He consented cenented she says say and told tld her that thattlie tbattlO thatthe the tlO Interest Intert for two months month would woud be b UO UOhlch 650which W Wwhicli which hlch he collected In advance hI colete avac paying payingher paycg paycgher payingher her only onl 136 4350 of the 50 0 She Se says that thatup t thatup up to t January this thi year she had ha paid pid to toBeaver toDaver toBeaver Beaver Daver 104 IO In Interest never ne er having been beenable bn bnahle beenable able sufficient to tosettle tosettle to get together sufcient money t settle sette the pi pllncpll inclpHl of the loan loanMagistrate loanMag6trate oa Magistrate Cornell Cornel In the te Tombs police policecourt plee pleecour policecourt court cour set t Beavers Bavers examination exminaton for Mon Monday 10n 10nday Moeday day and ad paroled him until unt that time tme on his hisadmitting Ils Ilsamitng UsadmittIng admitting amitng that he is interested Islntert In the t Wash Washington W8b W8bl Washicgton ington l gton Jteal Estate Company SiriDLEO SiriDLEOIlls DR cLY1UN cLY1UNHs 5L1MAVIlls Ills Hs Auto ut Driver flrheritdnaltl Admit Admi Crooked cooked Dealing DeallniWith Dealns DealnsWII DealingWith With WII a Repair Repi Concern ConcernDr COlem COlemDr ConcernDr Dr John Grant Lyman Lyn of f 9 East Et Sixty Sixtythird Sixtythird third street strt was wa sued In the te Yorkvllle Yorkvle Mu Munlcipal Munolpl Municipal nlcipal nolpl Court C rt yesterday etray by the thl Tuxedo TuxedAutomobile Txedo Txedoutloble TuxedoAutoapobile Automobile utloble Storage Stmge Company Cmpany WHOM WHOMstable who whos whose whoseetfiblo4 stable s etfiblo4 IL tore InEast In Eat Ea8t fltt Fiftyeighth elghth street streetfHe It streetthe r the 110 action was W for 1398 398 for storage 8trge oftwc oftwcautomobile otw otwttomobllef oftwoasitomobilai automobile ttomobllef acton repairs ralrjn on the machines mhlnM and andrniiterial acdtetahlfe andteHalijsedInthe rniiterial tetahlfe teHalijsedInthe iped In the repalrin repalrinDr ipalrt Dr Lyman took tk the stand stnd and said eld that thatho tat tathahad thathehad ho hahad had refused refue to tav topay pay the bill bi because boauehe boauehebdlevee h hbelieved he hebelieved believed bdlevee lie wnia w being Imposed on onT onr onbelieve T r believe wl that bemg some 60m ImPe of tho repair rpair work workcharged workc workcharged charged c rle to me was WI entirely entrly unnecessary unnecessaryI unneery unneerylald I and that excessIve excfslve prices were wer charged charge in inadditon inaddition lald I addition additon he testified to tfo prces I was notified notfe by bythe bythe bythe the stable people that it was necessary necessaryto nessar necessarytoput to toput put now shoes sho or outer tire tr tubes tub on onmy onmY onany I my machines maohlne and they changed charle mo for the theshoes thesho theshoes shoes sho mY I was a astonished astnlah d at that as I sup supposed supI surposed I posed that I had half a t dozen extra extrahoes extrashoee hoes fho pic in thestable thl Atahle I made an Investiga Investigation InveUgA InveUgAtion InvestIgation tion and found that my driver drver Gustavo GustavoDictz Gustve GustveDetz GustaveDietz Dictz Detz had sold f some fome of ray m nhoe to Edward EdwardHayerf FA EdwardHay04 Hayerf Hao president preldcnt of the etablo company companythese ar for much Io loss than their real value aile Mi anf these thEO shoes Rhoei were wer put t on my machine machinewas mchine I IW8 Iwas was W8 charged charlte full ful price pric fU for them themHo themle themlie Ho le declared delard that he had had IId a talk tlk with withDletz wlt withD1ctzand Dletz Det D1ctzand and that the latter lter told tlc Kim lm that he hahad hehad had hadpod sold to Hayes a rubber tire tir worth 17 75 75which 75which which belonged bonle to the phyblclan Th Thdriver The Thedrver Thedriver driver drver he continued contnued told him that he hAIl luulan hAIln luidan an n understanding undertanclng with wl1 HBVOJ lasn who wh was wiisto WII to pay him 10 percent porcnt of tho bill I sent to t the thephypician physician for storage storge and repairs repairdDletz rplird rplirdDietz repairsTiietz Dletz was W called as a a witness wltl for the de defendant def fendant f ndantlnd and corroborated the physician phjflclaaabout phrflca1 physicianabout about the thl tire comhorte He le said ald that Ullt he got 10 per percnt pernt percent cent nt of the bills sent scntto to his employer and andsupposed nmll andsdppoed supposed l ppoed that the bills bili were wer Increased Incrl ed In Inamount il ilamount liiamount amount HO o that his hi commission comm lon really rly came camfrom camerrom camefrom from his employer omployorThe employerTe employerThe The Te Jury considered cn ldered the cape cle for half hai an anhour In Inhour anhour hour and gave a verdict for 100 10 to the thaplaintiff th thp1aintf theplaintiff plaintiff plaintiffNEGLECTED p1aintf p1aintfEGI plaintiffXEGLECTEI NEGLECTED EGI CTEI LEAKY MAI MAISidewalk MA 1M 1Mtldiwalk IX IXSidewalk tldiwalk Sidewalk raves u In Uecatise Water Depart Department Deprt DeprtIfnt flepatnient ment Ifnt Icnnrnl Inortd Many lan Report IteportTwo Rrprtl RrprtlTwo ReportTwo Two young women who were on their theirway tholrwa theirway way wa to the lie Kooeuvelt HotuvHt street Htret lurry had hd a anarrow anarrow anarrow narrow narrow escape eRape from injury yesterday yesterdaywhen yesterdaywhen eeterdaywhen when about twenty feet of the sidewalk sidewalkin in front of 00 0 Roosevelt street Bank 6k with withthem wltbthm withthem them themThe thm themThe The Water Department Deprtment recently recenty replaced replacedthe replae I the old style Il lo tirohydrant Ireh tire hydrants dranti in lathe the neighbor neighborhood nelghLorhood neighborhood hood of I I harry h rry Hill I I with modern moem plugs plugsbut plugebut plugsbut but neglected nglctt to remove the old ones not noteven n neven noteven even disconnecting dl olmctn them from the th mains mainsA mainsIttlo A little Ittlo lat later r a fire lre engine used us an old oldhydrant oldhrdrant oldhdrant hydrant hdrant In front t of f9 09 Roosevelt Hoe8elt street streetWhen streethn street1hen When hrdrant hn tho engineer njler turned on tho ho water waterrounding watera a geyser fr spraaak pralk UII from thground the ground sur surroumlng surrounling the rounding roumlng pump The next mom morning in p the owner of the theremlses thelremlfl thepremises lremlfl premises remlses found runne his hI hii C char elnr Hooded looe with about aboutour aboutrour aboutfour four our foot of water ard notified Ilt I te tho Water WaterDepartment WaterPer WasterDepartment Department Per rtm t The cops COpl cois on post notified notifiedthe notlfe notIfiedlie the Ile lie department npaln aid a again ain but no noone noOIP noclip deprtmlnt one OIP called caUN to look at the thI leak aiid Ild the cellar cellarhas celar celarhl cellarhas has hl been bn more or less lIfR wet for two months monthsYenterclay moths mothsYe monthsYesterilay Yenterclay Ye tercay afternoon affron whn the ferry Cerr traffic trafficwas trafc trafcI trafficwas was I at its hi host the lie fa ralln rfiinp around aroud the thehydrant thehJdrant thehydrant hydrant pave way carrying the two girls pirlsdown flrll girlsdown down do with it into two feet rot of mud They Theywere Theyere Theywere were ere quickly qnlkl hauled haull out Olt by fellow Brook BrookIvnltes Drok Droklvnles l3rooklyraites Ivnltes lvnles and ale proreeded proee on their way n none nonethe nonethe nonethe the worse for their fall fll except that their theirdresips theirdrs theirdresses dresses drs 18 werq werl were smeared fmeared with Ith mud mudThen mudThe mudThen Then The a wise 18 cop made mae nn investigation investigationand Investljato and a d found thf th entire tntlre sidewalk undermined underminedfrom underlf underminedfrom from fror a leak In the t h pipe Ip leading leadln to the thehydrant the thehvrran thehvirant hydrant hvrran t While Whlo hlle tho owner excitedly pxdtely ran ranto ranI ranto I to a a telephone Ilpphone arH ar told the Water Deport Deportment Dlpat Dlpatment Deportmeet ment about it tho cop took lok out his hil report reportbook rprt rprtbook reportbook book tore tre a leaf out of it and again made madeout mae maeout madeout out a report reportXO reprt reprtO reportxO XO O FIGHT FlUT SAYS SHARKEY SHARKEYTwa UURKElTI Twa Only onl a nout lust the Ile Police 101 Raided lUlrtrUIn In the tlf Broadway Arcade Building OutldlnKTom Dlldlnc DlldlncTom BuildingTom Tom Sharkey the pugilist pnglIt who ho Is charged chargeddth chargedwith chargedwith with being Iln tho timekeeper tmelrper at the t he prize prizoIght prz prizefight fight fght which was raided at the Broadway BroadwayIrcado Brdwayrcado BroadwayArcade Arcade on April Aprl 13 I when whln arraigned rllgnld for ex eximlnatlon examiaton examnitiatiori imlnatlon amiaton yesterday In the West We t Side court courtwore courtBwor courtswore wore Bwor that that he hewaspresent was present prn t simply 81nply slanplyassagueet slanplyassagueetDetective as a guest guestDetective gMt gMttethe Detective tethe Tinsdale swore awor that Sharkey Sharkeyfas was in I a the ring in I the corner cmer of Joe JoeJcAllen J JllcAUen Joeilehllen llcAUen JcAllen ono rng of the principals proipaR and that thatle thathp thathe hp he le hid h ld a 1 watch atch In I his hand handkl hMdl handSI kl l was a holding the te watch simply for my mywn myow myown ow own wn satisfaction IUlracton said Sharkey Slrkey Then Te you ou wore wer not the timekeeper timekeeperNo tmeke No Noour your yourHonoranyway Honor HoaorRnY anyway l it was W8 not notregular a anf argJprfght regular prizefight simply a but butI bout boutIt nf nfot rgJprfght I It h had not ot been Dn shown sboW that tt money meyw8 was wasreceIved I Itved rlvlat receIved tved at the te door dor for or admission and ad an anaJourmet anadjOurnment I IJoumment adjOurnment aJourmet until unU April Aprl ao 23 2 wa obtained obtainedi obte I In i order orer that the defence defec might mht get gt wit witesses wItne witneeses ne neeses esses to t prove prve that tt no 10 admission 1 wa W Wl wu l f l WODLD KILL KILLTHE THE AGREEMENT AGREEMENTBUILDING AGREEMENTISUILI1ING MENT MENTI MENTIIUMJNG I BUILDING IIUMJNG THADK TRADRI DKLEOATEIVvlVr DKLEOATE m rndEG4TESDAXT rmtTES rmtTESJT IVvlVr JT MORE ORE POWER POWERTheyre POWBl POWBlTere POH1fl2Theyre Theyre TrylnB ln to Make Trouble Touble In the theHope tfe Illshope Tere Hope That the Unions Will Wi Go flack IacKon laok laokon flackon on 10p Their Ttlr 1atthe Word woriLd WordLed Veti to nellevc Tliat Tliatlite Tlat TlatIle 11ittile tile Ile Agreement Aceemrnt Expires Eplrel on Mayl MaylIt iia J JI It Is charge ohago1 by building buiding trades em employers employerS emplayers ployers I and ad others oter that lht members mombrS of Uie old oldBourd oldDld oldBoard Board Dld of Building Buldmg Trades Trado are a doing their theirbest Ulelrbt theirbest best to knock knok out the to arbitration abltlton agree ngreemwit agreemeat bt t Trades Employer EmployerAssociation EmployersAesoolation meat of the Building DuLdlng Trade Eployer EployerAelto Association before May 1 1The 1The 1The Aelto bfore The old walking waig delegates are r anxious anxiousto axou axout to restore the old state t of affairs afa when whenwalking whenwalking restor t could arbitrarily order orderand orderand orderand walking delegates arbitraiy and call cal delegltc off or strikes strcs and ad when whe Sam f Parka Parkaruled Paks PILTIenaIad ruled Under the agreement agrment they te have havenot bavenot havenot nlle of the theBuilding tbeBuid theBuilding this against members not thl power agast membr pwor Building Trades Employers Association AssociationOne A8iatol A8iatolOne Buid I Tae Eplyer One Idea Ide which hlch has ha boon bn gaining gaiig ground groundand groud groudad groundand and ad which they have fostered tOltred Is I that the thearbitration thearbitraton thearbitration arbitration agreement agromet expires on May ay 1 1and 1ad 1and arbitraton and ad that there will wi then be b a mixup be between betwe hetween and the thetrades thetrades thetrades tween twe the arbitration arbitaton agreement ad trades agreements agreementsA A number numbr armen of the employers thought thoughtIt t0ght t0ghtIt It necessary yesterday yetrday that matters maters should shouldbe be nece set straight srAigh and Pesident President Charles Chales L LEilllta LFUlts LFiLlits Eilllta FUlts of the Building Buidig Trades Trai Employers EmployersAssociation Emplocl EmployersAnsocliti In whichho whichho which whichho Association Atlat n mado mao a statement sttement I ho said saiddeliberately saidThe The sad sadTe rnk rank and flo file of the unlonl unions are belnl being beingdeliberately deliberately Te befogged on tin tinthe Queeton ueetien of ofthe the delberatty arbitration agreement by leaders leadel When Whenth Whenthe Whenthe th the arbLtrton elevator constructors oonltrctors alremlnt struck strck most or orthem orthem ofthem them elevatr did not know that their telr union had hadilgned hat hadiigned ilgned the no arbitration agreement ar lent and when whenwe whenwe whenwe we lle showed them arbiraton tho signatures of their repre representative repre reprenthtIVe sentative nthtIVe they were not willing at t first tlt to tobelieve tobelieve wer llnl at believe Ienttve the evidence erldenc of their seneca The Theproof Tb8proot Theproof proof beleo was as there thereNothing th thereNothIng re reNothing Nothing could He farther rtber from the truth truththan trth trththan truththan than that last the arbitration arbitraton agreement agrpcment expires eiplroion on n May I It has no time tme limit lmit and tliwio tliwiowho thoo thoowhe thoeGwho who are trying to befog the rank and Ills fllaknow tle tleknw Illsknow ar tlnl t befnl know It The Thl only mention menton of time Is 1 In InArticle InArticle inArticle Article 1 which stat stte4 states that tha the wage wage now nowpaid nowpaid nowpaid paid In the unskilled trades shall shal not be re reduced r TOduced duced ducd nor the utsklpd hours Increased Increaed for on onl one year yearfrom yearrrom rearfrom from the general leneral acceptance ac ptnc of the arbitra arbttraThls arbitraton arbitration tion plan planChls ton This was WI simply to t settle tUe a particular paricular dif difficulty dlrnellty difficailty ficulty with an unskilled trade The arbi arbitration arbltrlon arbitrotion trde nellty tration trlon Elan plan Itself unsklit was W8 not generally generalY accepted accepteduntil aocptd aocptdunt accepteduntil until late 11 last fall It does doel not In any an way warconflict wayconnlot wayconflict conflict unt with the fal trades ngreementB Rlementl but since sinceIt IIIC IIICIt It was WRI adopted adoptd every er trade agreement IAeement pro provides provldelJhat prorides vides that the arbitration plan plln shall 8hsl govern governIn ovem ovemIn arbitraton In vldelJhat trade trl trade 8 matters mattr except ex pt In so far aa l It would wouldconflict wouldccmnlct wouldcontlIct conflict with existing agreements agreementsIt lh eltn alemenll alemenllIt It t goes without saying slylnR that the old labor laborleaden laborledel laborleaders tat leaden ledel j0 who found profit prott In n the walking dele delegate dpleIlt ddegate gate business bUllne8 will do all 11 they can cn to t mis misrepresent m14rpreent ml mlrepresent Ilt wU thy rpreent represent matt matters and smash the thf arbitration arbitrationemployer arbltrlon arbltrlonplan arbitrationplan plan I donUt believe they wU will IncCf ucoeed ucoeedhowever hOIner however I If they bleve do then It wi will b be for t8 t88lPlore the theemployers employer 8lPlore aoclltont association to act aotThe actThe The agreement merit had hd been ben broken several severalrefused sverl sverltme severeltimes tme times agmet Mr EldUz Eidlltz Ild said Te The frt first Impr Imprt impor importnt t tnt t c case Wi was thtr thatiot the tl tile lteI layers They Therru Theyiehieed refused to return rtr to 1 work ork pending pnd ng arbitra arbitration arbitr arbltratl tion ru tl ri but when a general rl shakedown shkeow was wasthreatened wasthreatened threatened ton thretenO they gave g1 In The Te bricklayers bricklayerscame brDklyer bricklayerScame came Mie perilously rnously near ner gve forclnga forg a general shut shutdown ahut shutdown down dow strike before bfor they theyole called off or gne their recent recentMrEldlltz rnt rnttke recentstrike tke tkeMr MrEldlltz Mr EldUtz said sid there was a lc lees a building buildingRotatr biding bidinggolnJ buildinggoing going on than usual usual Last I111t year yer It was wasnanTto washard golnJ thn nanTto hr hard to flnd fnd men In his business buslle electrical electricalconstruction eetcl eetclontrcton electricalconstruction construction ontrcton but this thll year yer men were being beingdischarged beingchisohargod discharged for lack of work DISPLAY OF IRELANDS IBELANDS OWN 0IFASt OWN8t St M 1uI IonhI nU to Have lat HaveatiExhiblt art Exhibit rlhblt Without Withouta a Brltlib Bllb Mark Jlak on It ItJames I ItJames James Jame A Reardon Rrdol a I St Louis Lul manufac manufacturer mnanutactiirer turer trer who whowentto went to Europe Erpe lIve f months ago agoto agoto agoto to arrange arnge for an independent Indepenet Irish Irs exhibit exhibitat exbit exbitat at the te St IHits Lis exposition expition returned rtre yester yesterday yeter yeterdy yesterday day dy on the th Campania Cmpni and end reported re re that tht hi hieffort hl his hisefforts effort eora had hd met with the greatest gMtct success successIt eucoesait o It wilt wi be b the tl first frt time tleln thuela In the history hstol of ofsuch ofch ofsuch such ch expositionsaccording expsltonlarlng to Mr Reardon ReardonthatEngtarid Reron Reronttt ftesrdonthat thatEngtarid ttt that En Engtaitdeer ad ever Otr permitted terlte Ireland Irlrd to togive t togive I Igl give gl a displaywithout dlplYwhou display without an English Englsh brand brandon brnd brndon brandcall on call It I i iHitherto 0 Hitherto Hithert he said mojt mo t of the prod products prodlC prodlots lots lC of Irish Iish manufacturers maufacturer went out ut in inthe Intbe inthe the world with an English Egl h label label Now N that thatIreland thL thLIrelnd thatIreland Ireland Irelnd eon e show itself Ilelf practically pratcaly as a a anation aI aI wild with enthusiasm enthusiasmThey enthusiMmThey enthusiasmI I nation the th people pople are wid wih I I They believe bleve that after ater the fair American Americancapital AmerIcn AmerIcncpltl Americancapital capital cpltl will wl pour into the country and andstimulate Dudetlmulate andstimulate stimulate her hlr industries industriesTho industrie industriesThe The Irish Irih Department of Agriculture AgricultureKM Agiculur KM II contributed contribUt Dpment 8100 100000 to the fund fud for fortha forth6 forthe the exhibit exhlllt In addition adltoq to the money con contributed cantrlbut contributed tributed trlbut by St Louis Luis citizens Before Beforetha HfoT Beforethe I the Department of Agriculture Aglculturo could COU act actthey actther actthey Dpartment they had h to get permission prmlFblon from tho lioyal lioyalBritish Ioyal IoyalBrHth TtoyalBritish British BrHth Commission C0l1on to conduct an independ independent luepnd luepndoxhlblt iuependentoxhibit ent entoxhibit exhibit At first ft they refuted refu CI bin ut after aftertwo nr aftertwo r rtwo two months of efforts et9rl I got the permission permissionIn In n a ashort short time I secured 8eoll 1 218 Irish lrl h manu manufacturers mau mauract rnaxiufactUreris facturers ract rel who combined cmhule to t send to the te fair fairmore fairmore more mor than tha 000 exhibits oxhlbltilhc the value valle of which whichwill whIchwill 0 will exceed 1100 l000000 The hO Irish exhibit exhibitwill exhibitwill will l 1 occupy OJ xce over Oer four acres Ir arid Ird no ro British Britishemblem Drit Ilritlsheanbleni h hemblem emblem will hover near it itIn ItIn ItIn 1 In addition aditon to the imirantllo rPINmtlo exhibits exhibitsMr e exhiibitaMr Jbls Jblsfr Mr fr Reardori Reron has hl secured Molrd some interesting IntoreKtlnafurniture Ittertln IttertlnIrih interestingIrish Irih Irish relc relIcs Amon Among tum them ar are itlC articles of ofCunllur offurniture furniture Cunllur used ulo by ly Dean Dpt Swift RI Wolf Tore ToreRobert fofeUobert roteRobett Robert Frnmot t and ad Daniel DAull OConnell Oonnel Mf MfHoardon MI M MIleardon Hoardon H tried to lease lenB the famous Blarney Blarneyit HIrer HIrerstOII Blaime Blaimestone stone lron but the owner owO r roruso refUsed to o part wit wit witit it at any aw allyThe price priceThe 11rlc The elplitytfne men m J womeri womei and nne children childrenwlio cldrn cldrnwllo childrenwho who wore engaged fn a c to take part rar uj l ir tho ex exhibit tx txhlbl exhiblt hibit hlbl will wl arrive in New York on the Ce Cedrlc Cedrlo Cedric drlc next tnt Sunday 8Jc SuTitla Among Amonl them is on 1 Irish Irishdramatic Irih Irihdraato Irishdramatic dramatic draato company comP which will wi produce produceIrish pruco produceIrish Irish plays by Irish authors auth r DEGREE OF M D FOR FOi STW STWlritlcil US USltdl o oMedlOal lritlcil ltdl a Society Rallrt I Agent AInt Says Sa Dr Conrad ConradOffered ConradOffered onradOltrd Offered Oltrd Her Irr One On for That Amount AmountI tmountDr mountD I D Dr r Charles Chare Conrad Conad of 68 l West Fifty Fiftysixth Fify FifysIxth Fiftyalath sixth street 8tret and Dr J White Whie Bushnell Bushnellof BRhel of 5 West I Wet 104th street Rtret charged oharge by b agents of ofthe ofthe ofthe the New York County CountyMolcal CountyMedical Medical Society Soloty with withpractlBicg withpractl withpraclising practlBicg practl lDg medicine meicne without a license Icenf were werearraigned werearraigned arraigned arraigne in the West Wpst Side police polc Court CourtyeMordayand Courtyesteday Courtyesterday yeMordayand yesteday yesterday and held hele for trIal trlr1Dr trlrl trIalDr Dr Conrad the detectives dctotl1 soy Y Is a aNorwegian a aNorwegian Norwegian Nareglan sailor 8110r who as lS president of the thoPlaten thl thePlaten Platen Pial en Institute Insttute which has three thre branches branchesIn hmnchfR hmnchfRIn In this city cty has ha done a thriving business businessAccording bUAlnts bUAlntsA businessAooding According A o dlng to toa a woman agent of the he Medical MedicalSociety Mtlcal MtlcalSoclcty MedicalSociety Society he offered alered the degree degre of M f D Dfor Dfor I Ifor for W50 W50Horn tW tWlorl 1550Mersi Horn lorl Standard Iandad Oil 01 Lake lkt Ho noail noailCtlCAOO Dolts DoltsChicAno t tCKICAOO ChicAno CtlCAOO April Apri ifl 16A A fleet foer of oil 01 steam utoinnboats steamboats t lL1n lL1nbDtl bDtl boats with special docking faiilltiai fallte1 at all allImportant al allIrnportatit Important ports on the Lake and a a great greatwharf greatwharf ret retwha wharf wha at Whiting Whitng Ind for rOT the thE expeditious expeditioushandling expedltlouhadlnl expeditioushandling handling hadlnl ofoil of al oil voseh vcs el are a Improvements Improvementsnow Improverent now n w being complo mploed ed by the Standard StandardOil Oil Company CompanYM ni a I means llans of lo nenlng the theamount theamomt theamotint amount of oil 01 shipped by rail ral the price priceof prO prOof priceof of which ho has been he increased by the thE anti antlrebate at antirebatelaw rebate rebatelaw law It t is Slid Id that five fo yes rlei els of the theoil theal theoIl oil fleet Ret have already aley beei bP contracted contractedIt contnrcte It al is i planned plaed to have havf as a many lay more ready readyt redy redyat at t the te opening opnln of o navigation nalgaton next year yearHclioolihlp ye yeIhoollhlp yearMeheohihip Hclioolihlp Ihoollhlp Alnmnl Meet MeetThe MeetThe tet tetTle The Tle recently renty formed forme alumni association associationof Miaton Miatonof of the nchoolshlp St Marys MarY1 had Its It I first firstgathering frlt frltgathern firstgathering gathern gathering last lt night on tho ship hlp at the foot footof fot fotof footof of East Ea t Twentyfourth Tentyfturlh street Itret Speeches Speecheswere Sphf Speecheswere were ere made by Commander CormndlT G C Ilanus by byCnpt b bCpt byCapt Cnpt Cpt Brown agent alent of the SalloiH RIOII Snug SnugHarbor HnugHarbr SnugHarbor Harbor Harbr Admiral Admrl Henry Krben Hrbn rotlred rotlredand retre retiiedand and Capt Cpt J W Mlllor Mier The hp St Marys Maryswill Maryswill 111 will soon n start Itar on a cruise crul abroad abroadNew abrod abrodNew abroadNew New Public rblD Library for The Te Bronx nronxPlls flronxPlans BronxPlans Plans Plls have been ln filed fed with Building Buiding Super Superintendent RUJr RUJrIt Superintendent intendent It ndet Uevllle Revie by MoKltn Mead teld A i White Whitearchitects Whle WhleahlteU Vhitearchitects architects ahlteU for a one story building buldlnl of stone stoneand stone8d stoneand and 8d ornamental oramlital brick to t be erected erfot d on onKingsbrtdge onKfbrldR onKlngsbrldga Kingsbrtdge avenue north north of f 230th street streetBronx stet stetBronx streetBronx Bronx KfbrldR borough brough for the New York Public PublicLibrary Pblo PbloIJlhra PublioLibrary Library IJlhra Foundation oundaUo It I will wi be the third thirdof thirdor thirdof of the Bronx Brn chain cha of free libraries librariesMr Ubrae4 Ubrae4Mr librariesMrs Mr Mr Prlrorote Plarol Left L 8KMOOO 8KMOOOMOUNT 80 04OOOMoUNr MOUNT MOUN VERKOK VZROJ April Aprl IB IOTe ioThe The will wl of ofEmily ofM ofMrs M Mrs Emily ly J Primroseof PmJ f Mount ount Vernon VernonIfe Vernonwife emon emonwire wire Ife of George Gerl H Primrose PrmrOlf the tl minstrel mlnatrefas mlntrr mlntrrfe as filed fe in the WestchiMter Wetoheter county Burro Surrogates Sur Burrogates Ras gates office ofe today toU to have b the to transfer transferax truafer truaferta transfertaz ta taz ax fixed The Te estate et Is I valued at 4150 64150Itwas 4150tw aue 1410 1410It e It Itwas tw wu 4 bequeathed buehe to t her he herhusband husband hbd I I I d j I 1 dO i c O t 1 Ie L Bottilt Bo iffll rBrothers rBrothersGREA Bfot erj erjGREAT GREAT GREA T SILK SALE SA LE 5000 yards yardsPLAIN yardsPLAIN ards ardsPLAIN PLAIN and FANCY SILKS SILKSThis SILKSS8c S8c S8cJ J 4 an an1 69 an19c 9c 9cThi This Tls Ksorlmtrd assonmen contains cff i1 Fancy F nc Taffeta Tafet Jacquards Taj Taffetas Taf Tajfetas fetas Embroidered Embroiderd Pongees Pongte Crepes de Chine Cfne and a number am er of ofnovelties ofno1eles otnoZeiec novelties no1eles Ne Ne New wf fresh goods gods values alals from 85c to 125 per pet yard yardAlso yardAlso ar Also AlsoSATIN AOSA AlsoSATIN SATIN SA TIN FOULARDS FOULARDSIn 5 59c 69c 89c 89cIn 89 892If In neto nn choice shades sh s and Md exclusive ezcase excusve designs desIg Very Ytr fesfraoft dtsldr dtsldrfo desIraTifor fesfraoftfor for fo the tie present style st t of Shirt Sin Waist W f Sails Si Goof Go bakes al for or 85c 85cio io 0 125 125Le 125Ie 125Le Le Bout Boutiltier er Brothers BrothersWest Brotlers BrotlersWest BrothersWeslTtthentythtrd West WeslTtthentythtrd Twentythird T went third Street StreetThe StreetThe Street71tzaec 71tzaec 71tzaecI I The Unusual Store StoreJapanese St01e St01eJapanese Storet StoreJapanese Japanese JapaneseBronze Japanesef Japanesed1 f t d1 Bronze Castings CastingsFor Castngs CastngsFor For Outdoor Use Usehi hi Japan these thes bronzes are ar arranged amnge1n amnge1nte In Intie inS inSbeing tie te gardens with wit artistic arlslc effect efect the basins basinsbeing bulnsbeing basinsvines being filled ill with wt water plants plat angel ange fish fishvines 6shvine r vines vine and small smal trees treesTh tes tesTe treesThe Th Te The collection colecton Is of a good goo quality qualitybronze qui qualitybronze tv tvbronu bronze bronu and a number numbe show shw the te beautiful beautifulpatina butf beautifulpatina patina of this metal metalWe metaLWi patna ti met metW W We are also Io showing an n nI nvarleb immense immensevariety immensevaret7 I variety varet7 of ofoutdoor outdoor art ar objects objectsStone objectsSt I 1 Stone St ne and Bronze Lanterns LanternsJapanese Lantens LantensJapanese LentevnJpaneee Japanese and Chinese ChineseWater ChineseWater ChineseWater Water Kongo KongoIron 1 11 ongs ongsIron ongsIron Iron Lanterns Lanters and andBronze and8rone andBronze Bronze Fountain FountainsThis FountainA FountainT T A L A Vantine Vantie Co CoBroadway C COaThis This Casting Castng Is 5 ft ft ftii 2 210 in high Broadway bet bet 18th ilt Wto Sts St LITTLE TTLE GIRL RL OltABS JA SA A PVRSE PVRSEShe P PURStShe E ESin She 8 8a Says fl Her ler Yonns onns Companions Cmpnlon Com Compelleit Cm Cmpelrd Cornpelled pelleit pelrd Her leI to Do D It by b Threat ThreatMadame Tu Turale ThreatsMadanie Madame rale Emily Emiy Claufman Cauflan a dressmaker dressmakerat dremaker dremakerat at 430 40 Fifth avenue wan Wi walking rnklng down dowiFifth downJ1rth downFifth Fifth J1rth avenue aenle early eal Last t night and at Thirty Thirtysecond Tlry Tlry80nd Thirtysecond second 80nd street 8t streetpassed ret passed pafd three thre poorly prly dressed dressaclittle dressedlittle little Itl glrs One of thorn left lef her compan companions ompan ompanIons companions ions and grabl grabbe grabbed ed Madame Claufmana Claufmanapurse GaufOanl GaufOanlPUO laufrranepurse purse PUO which hlah v aj fastened fatne to her hi wrist by bya a 0 small chain chainThe ohalnThe chainThe The chain chan broV and the te child o ld ran rn up the theavenue Ile Ileavenue theavenue Madarr Claufman Claufmanand Claufmanand avenue pursued purled by Jy Ilaar Caufman Caufmanand and a number of njon nJen AtThlrtyslxth AtThlrtyslxthHtreet At t Tirtysit Thityslxth Thityslxthstreet street Htret she was caught cught but but she had ha thrown throwntho tbrwn tbrwnto thrownthe the to puree pur away awayThe awayThe awayThe The girl was taken taen to the Tenderloin Tenderloinstation TenderloInstaton Tenderloinstation station where she sh said that sh she h was 1 Mary MaryNoonan MaryNoonan staton Noonan Noonn 11 I years YMr did of 622 SflWeat iZ West Forty Fortysecond Forty6End Fortysecond second 6End street strt She said that th t her com companions cm cmpaolonl campanIons panions who got away were Sadie Sdie Cronan Cronanof Conn Connof Cronanof of 5B9 Eleventh avenue avenue and Llbble McDon McDonough McDonough McDonough 9 ough of Eleventh Elevllth avenue a euo and ad Fortyeighth Fortyeighthstreet FortyelghthItrrt street Itrrt both bth about abut 15 years yer old oldMy oldM oldMy My M mamma mmma told me not to play flay with withthose wih wihthos withthose those jirls girls she said eld between botwen her sobs sobsBut 1M 1MBut sobsBut But I did ld They told me that I must muststeal mUlt mUltsteal rouststeal steal a purse pUJ and I said sid that I wouldnt wouldntand wouldntand wouldntand and they the said theyd smash Rlh mo 00 if I didnt didntWhen dIdntWh didntVhen When Wh n that lady camo along alotg they made mademo me memo mademe mo do It ItThe ItThe The I police polcA said that It was probably probablytho prbably prbablythe the childs hlds first frt offence otenco She was a sent lent to tothe t tothe the Childrens Chldreus s lulet oiety The purse con contained cn cntine contamed tamed tine about 11 8 and some sme valuable papers papersWoman pspel pspelWoman papersRoman Woman Dirt Dr4 In the he Street StreetMrs StreetMrs trrtrrS Mrs rrS Hannah Lynch Ljob SO 5 years year old of 294 294Fifth 21UFith 294Fifth Fifth Fith street ftret Brooklyn left lef her h r home at at73J 73J 73 oclock last laft evening to attend atend con confession confMlon confesslon fession fMlon in the Roman Rman Catholic l ltholc Church Chuch of ofSt orRt ofSt St Rt Thomas 1homl Aquinasat Fourth ourh avenue AVOJUe and andNinth andInth andNinth Ninth Inth street When hen she reached Jlche fourth frourthavenue fourthavenue ouh I Iavenue avenue and Sixth Slxtl street stect fihe rhe he was Wa seized nelzedwith Ielze seizedwith with wih a sudden attack attk of heart heat failure faiur and andbeforo andheroT andbefore before heroT the arrival arhal of Ambulance Ambulanc Surgeon SurgeonLong Slr SurgeonLong on onLng Long Lng of the Seney Snoy Hospital she died die Her Herbody HerJoi Herbody body Joi was M taken taken to h her r late home homeCures 77 77Cures 7 7Cures Cures Grip and andCOLDS andCOLDS andCOLDS COLDSHumphreys Humphreys U mphre 8 Specifics Hpecft cure cureby by acting actng di directly directly rectly rety on tho aickparlt sick ick parts without disturbing disturbingtho diturbing diturbingtho tho real ret of tho system systemNo syst systernNo m mo No o I for Fevers Fovcreworms Foc1 Foc1o FeversNo No o 2 Worms WormsXo worms wormsTeethlnu i I INo Xo 3 Teething TeethlnuDiarrhea Teethlnj TeethingNo Xo a Diarrhea DiarrheaNeuralgia Jarrhe JarrheXo Iiarrhesco Xo 8 Neuralgia NeuralgiaHeadaches Nlralgi NlralgiXo Neuralgiaci Xo 9 Headaches HeadachesDyspepsln HCdache HeadaciseaNo Xo 10 Dyspepsln DyspepslnTho DysptlqlnXo Xo H The Tp Skin SkinRhnumotisrn tkin tkinXo SkinNo Xo 15 Rhnumotisrn RhnumotisrnMnlnrli Rhpur RheutnotismNo tiIT No I lit Malaria MnlnrliWhoopini Malariao fnirh fnirho o Z O Whoopini Whopin t migh Cough CoughXo27 tnughNo2 mighTlieKidnpys Xo27 TlieKidnpys TlieKidnpysThp The Tiielciineyo 1Inpvl Xo3 o 39 The Bladder BlorJdnrCloth RMc Bladderu r rAI AI u 1llcrl iiriuiiei r 1 r rM Lrs 0 t Sisilel SisilelCluth 1 1Cloth Cloth Bound Book Hok inaile m lel J frcj frcjHumpbrrkUcdCoCur fr freiltumpnrrysJed I HumpbrrkUcdCoCur lumPIIPI1cdCoCur ltumpnrrysJed CoCor WimuuAJohnSlrttU WimuuAJohnSlrttUj WII16JohatHrc V1Iltsni Jeha Jeha7ew 7ew york I 1 Drk Drkl l f 1 I j b IF J 11 JACKSON JAOKON SUED SUEDA A Receiver CinI Asked Ake For to Take Te Charge Ca of ofthe ofthe Ofthe the W II I Jackson Jackn Cortnany CortnanyMrs Cmpny CmpnyM CoffipanyMae Mrs M Mary M F Jackson Jakon executrix exeutx of th thestate te teetate the theestate estate etate of Ebenezer Ebnezr Jackson Jak10n ha b brought broughtsuit brught brughtsnt broughtsuit suit snt In the te Supreme Suprme Court Cur In Westoheatsr Westoheatsrcounty Wethet WestchesterCOunty county against aant William WIUa H Jackson Jakn of ofthis o othis f fthis this city to t compel oompl him to t give g an a ao aocounting a socounting counting cuntn of the firm fr of W H Jackson Jakn A Co Coof C Coof of which he Is the sole sle survivor or arid a liqui liquidating Uquldating qu dating datng partner She also ao asks that tbas a re recelver ro rocelver tocelver celver be b per appointed appint to t take tke charge chage of the theaffairs th thr theffairs affairs r of of the W V H Ja Jakln kon Company Companythe ComPT ComPTte the te successor SUCeor to the old firm firmHenry tlm tlmHon 11amHenry Henry Hon White Whto of 141 11 Broadway Bradway counsel counselfor Cul Culfor counselfor for Mrs Mr Jackson Jakon said sd Two To years yM Ago AgoexJudge Ao Aoeludge agoexJudge exJudge eludge Ernest Emet Hall Hal as referee refere took tk testi testimony t stl stlmony t mony in a suit brought by Lbenezer Ibez Jackson Jacksonagainst Jakn Jaknagant Jacksonagainst against agant W H Jackson Jlduon for an aocouhtihg aocouhtihgIt aowtng aowtngWM It was got et forth fort in his complaint complt teat t W H HJack HJakn HJackion Jack Jakn Jackion ion in speculation pulUon had h lost lot large lge sums sumsof sumsof Um of money and that the transactions traoton did di not notshow nt notshow show ow In the bookj bk bo ks of W H Jackson Jakon 4 Co CoJudgment CoJudlment CoJudgment Judgment Judlment for an accounting aoounUng was w entered enteredand entre enteredand and ad W H Jackson Jnkon appealed from frm the te de decision decllion decislon cision cisionThis cllion cislonThis appe cllionT This T second sond suit suit is 1f to tooompl tocompol compel W H Jack Jackson Jak Jak8n Jackson son 8n as 1 liquidating lquidatig partner of the old firm firmto fni fnit firmto to t give an a accounting acountlng pner to the widows of his hisformer h hisformer former forer copartners copartnersTha copartnersThe The cpner business buln was W1 sold ld to the W H HJackion H ifJackson Jackson Jakion Company Cmpy and nd we ask ak for a a receiver receiverbecause reeiver reeiverbaW receiverbecause because baW we believe bleve that our rights rght In the thetransaction thstrntotion thetransaction trntotion transaction were Infringed Infringe upon uponW uponW W H Jackson J Jaw kin kon ic Co did business bUllnt upn upnW In this thiscity thl thlcl thiscity city cl for twenty o years handling handlng mantels mantelsand mntels mntelsadgralos mantelsarid and adgralos grates Tho firm was wa composed com sd of ofW ofW ofW W H Ja Jatkion kwn K t C Jack Jaklon Jakon ion and Ind J H HHankinson HHankil8n HHankbaeon Hankinson Hankil8n The latter latpr two are dead deadMm deadMI deadMrs Mm MI Hai latJkln Hailkinson klnon on Mr White explain joins joinswith join joinwih joinswith with wih Mrs Jackson I kin In this Ihll suit suitAHT sui suiART suitART ART SAIKS SA AND SD EXHIBITIONS EXHIBITIONSTAItrsU I EXII1UITIONSiARfSM XIPITON XIPITONu u u uIUUS TAItrsU IUUS UlIIHH utIOtH NoaiT osrl In P Plr Iarh rU wlU wlUell wlUAtl willsell Atl sell ell b public publc Mirtlon Jrlo on n May M 17 19M 19MMAdMnrKvr 10 1901l1AiGrlIT MAdMnrKvr IrAlFUtST rnivATE JfATF hOTEL IIOTKLSly fOrYL fOrYLSlro hOTELSt Slro 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I i iV7 Yr 1 I 4 4 e I fri uIF L 1 T4F t SJJ StTN S SVThAY NDA AtJtIl f1tl 17ioO4 Q 1 1 PASSING OF THE THEOLD Til E OLMEGRO OLMEGROHE NEGRO HE 11 E IS VXAIILE TO MEEtEW 1IEET XIIi En CO COUITWSS COIJTIO COY COYJITIOS UITWSS IJTIO J IX THE Ill E SOUTH SOUTHRemains SOLTIlRlmalns sorirziflenIanS Remains a Stubborn Aristocrat With Ib th thSnino the thealUl ueSame Same alUl Pride In Ills I11 Owners Name a aWien 88 88WIIln s sthcn Wien lie Is MM a Slave SlneDlsappctlrld SlneDlsappctlrldWllh SIacDappcaretIilith Disappcarei DisappcareiWith With Decadence or the I he Ota Maniloni MansIonsThe ManiloniThe Ialllionl7he The antebellum negrowith negro with his hI master masterelegant muterselegant masterselegant elegant bow and knack of looking decent decenIn decentIn In picturesque rags Is fast dropping out o oSouthern of ofSouthern ofSouthern Southern life UU gold old woman waddling waddlingcomfortably waddlingcomfortably 1 comfortably under the big clothe basket basketpJIowtng buketlIolng basketd d tpJIowtng proudly a sleohedup grand grandbaby grandbnb grandbaby baby bnb of woalls folks Is a rare figunnow flguro flguronow flguronov now in Southern towns says the Naehylll NaehylllBanner NashvilleBanner NaehvIIIeBaztncr Banner BannerEven BannerEen BaztncrEven Even tho Southern winter is a fatal sea season eeaon ea eaon son on to the old Africans Afrlc1nsconstltution constitution Every Everyspring EveryEprlng EveryEpring spring the ranks pitiably thinner shamble shambleout shambleout out into sunshiny streets and alleys with withtolerable IVltbtolerable withtolerable tolerable surety of falling with next win winters wintera winters ters snows snowsLiUo snowsLillo SnowsLilo LiUo his master the exslave has grown grownhoary grownhoary grownhoary hoary in the struggle to meet new condi conditions conditione conditions tions but unlike his master he has not notbean notboon ntbcen bean able to conquer Worn with the thestruggle thestrugle thestruggle struggle he drops out of life with no sue successor suocessor suecesSOr cessor in his race no bequeathment of ofhimself ofhhnselC ofhimself himself to history except through the thedialect thedialect thedialect dialect story of the South SouthWith SouthWith SouthWith With him passes pass s illustration of that unique uniquerelation uniquerrla uniquenlation relation rrla on between master and slave which whichpreserved whichpreerled whichpreered preserved the old wine of bondage In i the thenow thenfW thenP now nP bottles of the th nineteenth nlnet nth century and andleft andI andIft left I ft a peculiar cordiality between the two twoflfter twoRfter twoafter after emancipation emancipationThe emanc patlon patlonThe The idiom of the old negros dialect his hisflashlight hisflafblight hisfiaithlight flashlight phrases of feeling and warm warmshrewd warmIhrewd warmhrowd shrewd imagery pass with him Tho In Inimitable Inimitable inimitable imitable slurs of his soft enunciation and andromical andomlcal andomical romical picturesque plcturel que miscalled long words wordsgive wordsgho wordsgivt give a popularity to his dialect which none noneother nonenther nonenlier other not even the Scotch possesses for forthe forthe forthe the public mind ralndTim mindThfJ mindThe Tim manner which he put on In his hisyouth hisfouth hisyouth youth with 1Ih his masters old coat sets him himapart himapart himapart apart in age a 41 a gentleman df cultured culturedsddresfi culturedIIddreSf culturedsddress sddresfi When he stands standsat at the back door doorbowing doorbowing doorbowing bowing over his ragged hat he discovers discoversthe the truth that elegance Is acquired by byassociation byassociation byassociation association for the fineness of antebellum antebellumparlors anlobellumparlorfi anteheliumparlors parlors hangs on his old lisp and obsequious obsequiousgallantry oblequlouaallantry obsequiousgallantry gallantry gallantryEvery gallantrylvery allantryEery Every town In the South has among its itspublic itspubllo itspublic public characters one of these old negroes negroesTo negroesTo negroesTo To have ha 0 reached this present age he has been beennecessarily beennecflSSarlly beennecessarily necessarily of the uncommon industrious industriousober industriousLober ober type typeHo t typeIt pe peI Ho I It has if he IB very ery old given up his hispatch hispath hispateh patch or his old horse has been for forbidden forbidden forhidden bidden by tho prevention of cruelty society societyto societvto to creak about in his rickety old cart or orhlny a ashiny ashiny shiny young buck may have displaced him himas blmas himas as a janitor of some public building Ho Hoonly Hoonly Hoonly only does odd jobs about de placo of old oldacquaintances oldcqualntances oldacquaintances acquaintances He is shy of modern bustle bustleana bustlend bustleand ana nd avoiding public thoroughfares hobbles hobbleslikely hobblesup up back IItreets 10 a corner where here he Is Islikely Islitely likely to meet some of Ole Marses kinship kinshipof klnsbipof of clan clanHowdy clanHowdyOOl clanHowdy Howdy HowdyOOl boss Vous lookln well today todayyou todayYOIl todayyou you sho 1st Is You oufavorolemarsojestdo oufavorolemarsojestdosame favor ole marse jest do dolame dosame same ez when you useter ride hinto be hind me on ole mule Jinny Jinn Hits a power powerful powerful powerful ful cole day Yas sih too t o cole fer me to towuk towuk towuk wuk today Yas suh da roomettz done donecotch doneeotch donecotch cotch me In de back I halnt cz peart ez ezcommon ezcommon ezcommon common today to lIl boss bossIt bossIt bossIt It is not begging No one could look at atand Uncle Iehe quaintly respectable In his rags ragsand rageand and bows and an call callit it begging Butthebss Butthebsssticks But the b6I b6Iticks bMsticks sticks his fingers in his vest pocket pocketforlocee pocketforloceechange for loose locsechange looserbango change If he has not seen the th old man lately he asks about his old wife lte or shift less son or daughter U he ha has seen him himwith himwltb himwith with too much frequency he hedoesnt doesnt heal hesitate besltate healtate tate to tell him so roundly knowing how however however however ever it will not have the least effect on Uncle Ishas reappearance According to tothe tothe tothe the old mans account his poverty Is al always AIaya atways ways aya a temporary accident accidentHard accidentHard accidentLiard Hard times No o sub Te ho hel heHard helHard helHard Hard times dont no morens ketch me by de foot an dats jas when I hab my roome roomewhat roometlz roometiE tiE You nebber see dls ni nlgger ger long but buthat butwhat what hat hes laughln Boss in confidential confidentialImportance confidentlalIm confIdentialhniortance Importance Im rtance I haul mo trunks week to tolas foInS tolas las dan any udder man In town rowneeptin rowneeptinIn ceptin ceptinIn In course do transfer men menbut but my ole olehorse olehorseynB olehorsoyas horse horseynB yns suh yas I1S lull de same one onestraightening onestraightening onestraightening straightening In proud defense of her herdes h hdes herdes des a grabble In er foot boss b II an I hab to tores tore8 tores res herdata aU Shell be nil right rightA A cook boss Yas suh I knows plenty dat wants to cook an calls deyselves cooks cooksan an mighty peart ter take de money for forcookin forcookin forcookin cookin but dee not litton to cook fer feryou ferrou ferTon you Ton Dose yar goodfernuthln no nocount nocount nocount count young young niggers dat lazes round all allday allday allday day an trollops roun all 8Unlght night ajmln ajmlnde ajlnlnde aibmdo de brudders er dis an sisters tudder ez ezfltten ezfitten ezfitten fitten fer nuttin but de penitemsheary penitemshearyer er de bad place Dpy ban Blip boss Yas Yassuh 1eeuh Yassub sub uh An you woVt WO1 woit be shore uf nuttin nuttinIn In de house tuna de Ice in de freezerator freezeratorter ter Mis lls Virglnys new fine close I like liketor likeler liketsr tor oommodato you ou bcss a flash of Chca Chcaterfleldian Chuterfleldlan Q Qterfieldian terfleldian courtesy an I kin son em eraroun emroun emroun roun ter you youan an I will effin you say so sobut BObut sobut but deys not what you want wantBut wantBut WantBut But more frequent now than tb n this meeting U a sudden summons from Uncle Ishe to tothe tothe tothe the young doctor among the descendants descendantsof of Ole Ie Maree All is done that can be bedone berlone bedone done but on tho street corner in the office officestore officeIItora ofcestore store and courtroom there is a mdments mdmentspathetic mdmentspathetlo mdmentspathetic pathetic pause at die announcement that thatUncle thatlncle thatCncle Uncle Isho old Uncle leho faithful rem remnant remnant remneat nant of a departed day is dead There Thereis is a big funeral among the he negroes and andall andoil all is over but a tender memory with his hisold hisold hisold old white hlte friends friendsOutside friendsOUiido friendsOutside Outside of Charleston the old negro now nowis nowis nowis is the only stubborn aristocrat o In the South SouthHis SouthHis SouthHis His pride in his owners 0 derB family Is the same sameas sameliS someas as when he served in the parlor as a a slave slavearistocratic slavearistocratic slavearistocratic aristocratic by reflection The family may maybe maybe maybe be poor the sons and daughters working workingfor for daily bread but the old servitor he h Is Isstill Istlll isstill still tlll do quality and the h tore or office officewhero officewhero ofiloowhore whero ho works Is transformed in his mind mindInto minclInto mindinto Into a sort sortof of social socialannex annex to the theold old Souths Southselegance Southselesa1co Southsearly elegance eleganceNearly elesa1cocarly Nearly early every Southern family has some somesuch somelIuch somesuch such old negro to call round yearly If Ifnot Ifnot Ifnot not the old man the old woman In her herstout hertout herstout stout cape or starched staro led sunbonnet and andwhatever andhatever andwhatever whatever the weather the Inevitable urn umbrella urnhrella urnbrella brella her badge of respectability She Sherefutes Sherefuf Sherefuses refutes refuf Coe to take la o the chair ch lr pressed upon uponher tIp uponher on onher her unless she Is eo old her feeble limbs limbsicoejit limbsIICOIIJt limbsaccept accept it as a a necessity ncceult before she brings bringsher hrlngllher bringsher her call to an end endThe endThe endllie The visit il1it formerly wa cheerful chc rful greet greeting greetIn greetlag lag In Olp 01 Miss IiIE nnd seeing sooln who UIP grand grandbabies grandbohles grandhnhies babies favored but Ole Misss Miss a chair chairhas chairIQ chairhas has IQ been rmpty many man yearn eaTII her daughter daughteris daughtergrandmother is a grandmother now on whom the wide widef endsof nf f life have come The babies are grown grownand Jr01nlnd grownand I and are marrying and death has chosen chosenthe chosenIhe chosentje the brightest brl htcrt and best Lack of com communication communlcatlon cornmunication munication between the old negros ne ros alley alleyand aUllYand alleyand and her white folks often leaves the theld thelrI theold old ld womnn pitiably Ignorant of If great greatrl greatrIII rl rIII n i ii I tio I ti hnusehoM hnusehoMDe nl1sehol nl1seholDe De las time she quavers hanging over overher oterher overher her umbrella for aipport her eyes bleared blearednil bleMedIth biearedwith with Ith age 1 m she looKs on the familiar faces fncesall facesall all sad ad you au tole me yo cousin Cnea Chessr he r wuz wuzgone wuzgone wuzgone gone Ho my baby bah honey the old voice voicoI voicebreaking 0100hreallnit J nUlllerl him den 1 cook for ferhis forhis breaking I cutting 1 llUnOV an H7 ww v vhis his ma twel he done growed inter breeches breechesI I letter tf t eter rvn him rorn de ce horse fo folocut folocuthis ho cut cuthis cuthis his curls curlshe ho ma CIT cIrl em all ober he head headnn headnn nn I run to ketch Mm an kiss tm An Anwhen Anhen Anwhen when hen I lay hole on Mm a reminiscent reminiscentchuckle reminl reminiscentrhuckle Cent Centhuckle chuckle 9ie he sho ho did squeal flquellak lak a little IIttl pig pigpotch pigIotch pignotch notch in de fence But I hab to hab my pay payfer payffr payfor for all dem batty cakes he h done stow stowaway stowawaySence away awayKenco awaySonco Kenco he growed growcillo so big blfhel hes moren more a six feet feetwant feetI1nt feetwant want I1nt ho honey honeyI I jas see Mm on de deetreet deetreetIIOme destreetSonic street streetsome some time timeAn timeAn timefl An fl ds time honey the life passing out outof 01tof oittof of the oia ma voice vetce o c you ou tell me yore little littlelames 1111111llImcs ilttieTunics lames been gone might nigh IIltth a year rear De Derook Dfrcok Dorook rook tell t 11 me in do kitchen an I jus1 jus sot down downrler downdereeared j jnb rler dereeared JEarod Ink I colldnt Rlt no fudder fudderHo fuddertHe Ho de bob beby ob you oU all an yo mil de baby bahynb babyob nb ole Miss 1I1 fambly fllm1JI He had his milk when ho howuz hovu wuz vu 1170 a baby evry night sartin es dp d do night nightcome nightome nightcome come Ho de strongest ob Ib yo mas chi chileflin chirJrendas cnhldrendas rJrendas so honey IIont I wontsay MY no more moreoffJn moreefhn eflin hit make yore m ma cry crybutpMTed crybut but peared pearedlil pearedlilic lil lilic o my heartd bust elfin I dont say some something something something thing Ef he been black anmy an my own chllo I Icouldnt Icouldnt Icouldnt couldnt lovo Mm Immo ImmoAn mo moAn1 taoAn An I hycrd honey dat yo brudder brudderChawley brudderChawley brudderChawley Chawley done n T nned away from college and andtnarrd Vfldarrd tnarrd arrd dat wile looking gal a1 wid de o curb url urlI I I It TLtP h hanglnIn g S n Ireriwhat eteyes what hat visit y you ou u a al alhFId d oW ld Miss Waddlo W ddlo when 1cookhV Icooldnfer 1 cookin for Chesers Chesersma CI 8ers 8ersmnOloMI88 ma mnOloMI88 OleMlss dont like old Miss Waddle Kooosher kunoshopalnt lSaAo shpaint paint her face an she donjt don like likedat dat galkaso sho wont tor go onto de stago Ole Miss thought she was a oncry cliilo cliiloS Ef1lu hit had been lhadu now tlant be beso S 110 Padrlle badlie settled and id quiet qu I ot like when wh n he iuL19 iuL19i little boy J16 he that awaybut Chawley Chawleyin 1 Why i ho dldut 11110 know yit It what at he S gwlne me meWhen do wid in I1lssolf I1lssolfWhen hissolfWhen I I When lip he put he hans In his breeches breechespooketan broochespooketIUI breechespocketan pooketan he sho liab ter put hit dere ha h e dontfln dont fin nuttin But what put JUt dem demBrny demgray demgray gray hairs al In i yore mae hald hal mon mo n giben gibenwith up little James Don know when I kin kinglt kingit glt back honey with a last faltering look lookround lOokround lookround round the room do good Lawd may call f nsfodl8 fustdls may be do las tlmel We mus musall musall all llb ff for de udder wor1 won Thankee Miss MissI Mary Yessum 1 kin kar carry dat datYlsum datyaisum Ylsum and dat too tooI I got my basket basketouts basketoute basketouts outs here Some braokberry cordial Ole Miss make Sho kin make room fer dat datknow dattassum Yassum tassum I 11 lib In de same placeIll lets you know effln I git down downBut downBut downBut But In a few months or a year or two at atmost atmost atmost most the old woman comes no more The passing of tho old negro is contem contemporary contemporary contemporary porary with thefalllng In Inof of old mansions mansionsand mansionsand mansionsand and turning to the wild forsaken fOrRakengardetls fOrRakengardetlsmo gardens gardensmojshung gardensmesshung mojshung mo shunlc and neglected where sun sw dials dialswarp dlalll1arp dialswarp warp amidst honeysuckle and tangled laaminetha passing of a a gracious effort loss hospitality hospitalityof of conversation as a deli delicata dellcat delioata cata cat art with women and a fine accom accomplishment arcompJllhmont itceornpllshrnont plishment In men menIt menItml1rkll menIt It Itml1rkll marks the decadence of the lover l v r among amongyoung amongyounlt amongyoun young Americans or to po lO to the bottom bottomof of tho matter perhaps a falling off of that thatfine thlltfine lintfine fine femininity femlnlnttywhlch which like the violet turns Its Itssweetness It Itssweetness I IIIwectnrs sweetness downward to the roots of life lifeand lifeand lifeand and which begets In men the th cavalier type typeThe typ typeThe The passing In a word of that peculiar peculiararoma pECullarnromlof peculiararoma aroma nromlof of character which Is the offsprlne of leisure for the finer things of life a leisure leisurewhich Iplsurewhich leisurewhich which the old negro stood for In the Souths Southspant RouthpaRt Southspast pant the memory of which outliving all allother allother allother other sides of the question throws a halo haloover holooer haloover over his dark figure as a be disappears disappearsSFCODPLACK dhll1ppenMliECO disappearsECOXDPL4C1 SFCODPLACK iECO DPL40l CADIDATES CADIDATESnow C4NDIDA TES TES110w now nrndrlcks Wa WRI tas Whipped Into Line tn tn1884Thnrmans InI84Thnrmans 1884 1884Thnrmans Tnnrmans Nomination NominationA I Iveteran A veteran politician who was a delegate delegateto to the convention which nominated Tllden Tlldenand Tildenand Tlldenand and Hendricks and who retired from public publiclife publlo1Ie publiolife life when Mr Cleveland finished his first firstterm firstterm fIrstterm term was talking the other day about aboutVicePresidential aboutVlcoPresldentlal aboutVicePresidential VicePresidential nominations nominationsAs Asa As a rulehesaidtheDemocrathve rulehesaidtheDemocrathvealways rule he enid M the Democrat ha have havealways ve vealways always given the VicePresidential nomina nominations nominatlons nomiaations tions more consideration than have the theRepublicans theRepublicans Republicans RepublicansAt At tho St Louis convention In 1870 l87 the theidea theIdea theidea idea was to wake the second place as II strong strongin in Its personality as the first This la good goodpolitics goodpolitics goodpolitics politics politicsThe politicsThe politicsThe The trouble is that If the man for second secondplace lICOondplace secondplace place is aa strong as the Presidential P ldenti l candi candidate enndldale eandidate date he and his friends will always feel that thathe thathe thathe he should have had the first place This Thi was wasespecially wuespocislly yesespocialiy I especially true In the nomination of Mr MrHendrlcks MrHendricks Ir IrHendricks Hendricks and he never got over it during duringthe durlcgthe duringthe the campaign or after tho election electionWhen electionWhen electionWhen When the Chicago convention nominated nominatedCleveland nomlnaledCleveland nominatedCleveland Cleveland in 1884 the question came up upagain upAgain upagain again I was one of the committee to wait waitupon waltupon waitupon upon Mr Hendricks in that convention conventionHe He was a delegate at large from his hisState hiliState hisState State He was determined that he would wouldnot wouldnot wonidnot not accept the nomination for second place placeAt PlaceAt placeAt At one stage of the proceedings he declared declaredthat dEClaredthat declaredthat that he would decline If named A bit of social rivalry settled his decision decisionJoseph declelonJoseph decisionJoseph Joseph E McDonald who was WII quite as well welknown wellknown wellknown known in Indiana ea Mr Hendricks but no noso not notso notso so generally known to the country was waimentioned waamentioned wasmentioned mentioned The I he social lIOCialrlvalry rivalry between betW en the thiHendrlcks theHendricks theHendricks Hendricks and McDonald families was too toowide toowldo toowide wide to bridge although one family was wasthe wallthe weethe the equal of the other otherHendricks otherHendrick otherHendricks Hendricks and his immediate friends friendshalted friendsbaited friendshalted halted In It their opposition to the second secondplace lecondplace secondplace place when the possibility of McDonald McDonaldtras tras flU ea suggested It was the gossip of the thehour thehour thehour hour that Mrs Hendricks settled the ques question quCtltion question tion by wire wireFour wireFour wireFour Four years yearelaterwhen later when Mr Cleveland w wrenomlnated wu wurenominated wasrenominated renominated in St Louis th the question of ofsecond ofsecond ofsecond second place placowastheexciting was the exciting incident of tb tbconvention the theconvention thsconvention convention Indiana was again to the thefront tbefront thefront front but this time with a man who in every everyrespect everyrellpeot everyrespect respect was na inferior to the bead of the theticket theticKet thetIcket ticket ticketI I do not recall any contest con teet for the second secondplace eecondplace secondplace place on the national ticket that was as asspirited aeeplrlted asspirited spirited aa the one In which Indiana insisted insistedupon Insilltedupon insistedupon upon the nomination of Isaac Pusey Gray GrayThe The 1 he demand of the Indiana delegation was wasalmost wasalmost 18 18almost almost an ultimatum ultimatumIf ul1J atum atumU If any other man than Thurman had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen been named over Oray Gra I believe the Indiana Indianadelegation Indianadelegation thdianadelegation delegation would have been tempted to tobolt tobolt tobolt bolt The nomination of Thurman was a atriumph atriumph atriumph triumph cf sentimental politics politicsHo poUtttSHe He had wcrn his halo so long that it was wasa llalla a bit frazzled but it itIIea was all the more re revered reered revered vered by the hunkers for that The 1 he nomi nomination nomination nomination nation while prompted by sentimentalism Bcntimentalismcrossing sentimentalismwas was also a s sap to that element of the pert pertthat partythat that WIU wasbaggy ooggy at the knees and had quit quitcrcRBInp quitcrcsIng crossing Itseu In Cleveland a pre preI pretence pretenceI I have h ve passed over the convention of 1880 which nominated Hancock and Eng English EngIlIIh English lish in Cincinnati because the nomination nominationof of English was a lifeless incident The Theconvention TheoonCntlon Theconvention convention had been disturbed by the row rowprecipitated rownreclpitated rowprecipitated precipitated upon it by b Tammany and andthen anlthen andthen then carried off its feet by Daniel Dough Doughertys Doughertvs DoughertvR ertys nominating speech for Hancock HancockThe Hancockrhe Hancockrhe rhe nomination of a VicePresidential VicePresidentialcandidate VlcePrMldentlalronildate VicePresidentialcan candidate can lldate was not fought over I he hiatus hiatusbetween hiatusbetweon hiatusbetween between Hancock and English grew w tti jerthe Jer icrthe Jerthe the more it was studied studiedIn In the wigwam convention of 1892 st stChicago MChicago atChicago Chicago Adlal Stevenson was nominated nominatedbetween nomlnaledbettllen nominatedbetween between flashes of lightning and while a asummer alIummer asummer summer shower ran In streams Into mo mohastily tim timhastily 110wtll hastily wtll constructed building While tho thonomination thonomination ho honomination nomination of Slovenson surprised tho thopeople Ihepeople th thpeople people it was IIa the result of a shrewd politi political poltrlcal political cal move known only to a few fewStevenson fe feSteenson fewStevenson Stevenson had quietly but effectually effectuallyplanted erteclunllyplanted eITectallyplanted planted political seed during the first fir t Cleve Cleveland Iere Iereland 1ev e eland land Administration It prang up in 1802 1892Stevensons Stevensons nomination was needed at atthe atthe atthetime the thetime time It was good goodpolities politics poll tiCI It strength strengthened strengthened strengthcued ened the tcket If Cleveland had died diedStovenson diedSteel1lon diedStovenofl Stovenson would have be been n a all4fe safe President PresidentI Pr ident identJ I do not think however that he would be betrusted betrusted betrusted trusted now no as he would ould have b been on trusted trustedWhat trnstedthon trustedthen then thonWhat What a difference there was between betweenthe beteenthe betweenthe the nomination of fdlai Stevenson in 18S2 18S2and 1892and 2892and and that of Sewall In 18861 Tho 1 ho last was waspitiful waspitiful Vl8pitiful pitiful You know kno what happened in 1898 1898ArthiirSewallupright t806Arthur loArthur ArthiirSewallupright Arthur Sewall unright and atrue a true American Americanwas was tied to the wheel of a cart The defeat defeatof defeatof defeatof of that ticket was as as fortunate for Arthur ArthurSowall ArthurSewalllU ArthurSowall SewalllU Sowall as it was for the country countryThe cOllntrThe countryTha The question of geography has always alwaysBlared alasplaed alwaysplayed played a part in national conventions conventionsenerally conventlo1lGenerally conventionsGenerally Blared Generally the VicePresident nt Is nominated nominateddates nominatedfrom nominatedfrom from a doubtful State In which hlch the candl candldates eanclidates dates personality is If supposed to o reduce reducethe reducethe dllO dllOthe the uncertainty uncertaintyConditions Conditions change States as they do domen domono domen men If tho delegates to national con conventions conentlons conventlons ventions would study these th o conditions conditionsmoro condltloDmoro conditionsmore moro closely the ticket might often Ixj Ixjmade bemade homade made stronger strongerFor strongerFor strongerFor For example A few years ears ago Il O a con condition conrlltton condillon dillon camo up In Kansas by which a man manwho mlU1who manwho who had b ben en a Confederate soldier was waselected WIIielocted waselected elected to the United States Senate That Thatin ThatIn Thatin in Kansas I do not recall just what tim thoconditions Ihoconditions timconditions conditions were but he was elected He Heserved HeflCncd Heserved served his term with credit something somethingunusual Iomothingunuaual somethingunusual unusual for a Senator from that Stato StateYou StatoYou StatoYou You know what the conditions are in inKansas InRanll8B InKansas Kansas today Suppose the etScnator etScnatorto to whom I refer Is as strong with tho people peopleas as he was when bo was elected olootedI I do not notknow notmow notknow know mow whether ho is or not notand and suppose supposethat supposethat supposethat that the Democrats nominate an Eastern Easternman EMternman Easternman man for President PrMlclentwhy why would it not be bemg betoed begood good toed politics 10 invade KI1IIJ 1ianaas by nomna norninat norninating mg a candidate cdidate from that State for second secondplace send sendpIce secondplace place You can apply the same sme Idea Ide to a adltlons almlrcddate asimilarcandidate similarcandidate pIce lmlrcddate from an Slate where con conditon conditlons dltlons make it doubtful doubtfulIn diton In my me opinion the fighting fghtng chances chac in inKansas InJarms InKansu Kansas today todayae are more Dore favorable fnvorabp for the theDemocrats theDemorat theDemocrats Democrats Jarms Demorat than are the chances chanc in Missouri Missourifor lJlssuri lJlssurifor Missourifor for the Republicans RepublicansRailroad Hcpublc HcpublcRiroads RepublIcansItatiroads Railroad Riroads Must Kerp Kep Keepfouplera Coupler Couplrr In Repair ItcpalrSioux Rtplr RtplrSIOUX RepairSioux Sioux FALLS FALL S D April AprlICTe 18 lCThe The Inter Interstate Intr Intrltte Interstate state ltte Commerce Commr Commission Cm5lon in the United UnitedStates Unit UnitedStates States Stat Court Cur has won Its lt first iJt test tt case o to todetermine t todetermine determine the tb liability liabity of railroad r11 com companies cm cmpanies cornpanics pair deterne panies par to keep kp automatic autmtlo couplers coupler In re repair r ispair lie M M EYER EYER6th E E6th 6th Avef Ave Cor 20th St StThe StThe StThe The Freshest t Thought The theLate 1h0Lata3t Latest tldea tldeaIn Idea IdeaIn ii iiIn In Shoe Creations CreationsAre Are always to be found at Our Store StoreOur StoreOur Our 0 ur Christy Ch rlsty Tie TieFor Te Teur TieFor Ie IeFor For Women WomenIs j Is the most delightful delghtul unique and fascinating fascinatig of this seasons seasonts styles stylesIt stle stleI stye styeIt 1 It Is Our I Creation Creations CreationWomen CreationWomen I s Women of taste who desire deie the tCt thee most mot up uptothehour up uptothehour tothehour form and fashion fasfot and ad are ae particu particularly prcu prcularly particuN N I larly pleased with wit a design that tht is not not only onlynew onlyI onlyN nly nlyn I N new n w but artistic artitc and graceful graceu will w find ffda all com combined co cornbiDed biDed bie in i this Christy Chrity Tie TieIt Tie TicIt It is s exquisitely made of superior supro leathers leatherssuch lethuB lethuBsuc leatherssuch suc such as a imported Russian Russla calf cal alf patent ptet teat leather leatherpongee leatherpongee er erpngee pongee pngee tan kid kd end nd Gnu kid with wi Cuban or orLouis orLuis orLouis Louis Luis XV heels heelsPrice hees heesPrice heelsPrice Price 300 I 500 500Ladies 500Ld 500Ladies Ladies Ld should shod not no noi buy by Low LowShoes L LowShoes w Shoes until unt thy have hve seen see our ourw or orChrst ourChristy Christy Chrst Tie and ad our ou other ote new newLow newLow newI I I Low Shoe Sho Creations CreationsCammeyers Creatos CreatosCammeyers CreationsI I Cammeyers Shoe Specialties SpecialtiesFor I For Women WomenHigh t tHigh sI I High instep Shoes Old oi ladies ladie cOmfort Cmfor Shew ShewLow ShoLow SboeI I Low instep intep Shoes Shos Old ladies Congress Conge Gaiters GaitersTriple Gite GaiteiiI I Triple E Shoes Shoe Bunion Buion Shoes ShoesExtra Shos ShoesL Extra wide ankle Shoes Shos Springheel Sprnheel Shoes ShoesCatalogue Sh ShCatalogue ShoesCatalogue L Catalogue Mailed Maied Free on Application Applcaton LEOPARD SHOOTING IN INDIA INDIAEXCITIO INDAI INDAIEWJITro INDIA1EXCITING EXCITING SPORT SPOB IV 1 A GROVE GROJE O OMAGO OF OF1umo OFMANGO MANGO TREE TREEAtacklne TREESAttsekIn i iAttacking Attacking Atacklne the Beast Belt In Hit Is Stronghold SlroncholUnexpected StrongholdUnexpected tronlh01d tronlh01dUnrxprd Unexpected ReselL of a Random RandoiShot nandomShotCaline RandomhotCbargln Unrxprd Brlut Shot ShotCaline hotCbargln Charging a Crowd cod or Sight Sightncers Sllbteenlow Sightseershow ncers seershow eenlow How the Animal IVJS I Killed KilledThe Kied KiedTe lulledThe The Te recollections recolectons of one days daY1 sport spr as asrecorded asrecorded recorded rrded by Raoul Roul In the Indian Inian Sport Sporting Sporling Sportjag ing Times TimfI indicate Indce that tht leopard leprd shooting shootingis shootnp shootnpIs is full ful of Interest Intert and oft ofen often n productive proucthe of ofexciting ofexcitng ofexciting exciting excitng incidents incidentsHe He and a friend frend whom he calls cal M as asBoon 88son assoon Boon son as they got to the place of rendezvous rendezvouswere were met by the th usual uual motley motey crowd of ofi orIager ofviUagere i villagers Iager They Tey then pointed point out to us ussays UIIMy ussays says My the te writer wter a rather rtherber ratherheavy heavy looking lookingbit loklng loklngbit bit of cover cove in I a ravine rvne consisting cnlstlg mostly mostlyof motl motlof of azaleas ale and wild cardamoms com The Te vii villagers viilagers 1 lagers were positive plt the leopard lep was still stillin etl stillin in what wht appeared appeare to be his h stronghold strongholdthat etrongholdthat strongholdthatitwasfrom that thatitwasfrom it was wufrom from there ther that thathehad he had hd delivered deliveredhis deler his lost attacks attck Close CO to the cover th thleopard t tha tha1ooparc h hleopard leopard leopard was U said sd to be in was a grove goe of ofmango ormngo ofmango mango mngo trees tre and thither thithe M and I took tok our ourstand ouretand ourstand stand while whle we e sent lent a a couple of the more moreactive moreactie moreactive active among the spectators to climb olmb a atree I Itre atree tree tre that partly prtly overlooked oerlooke the jungle jungleThe jungleThe jtinleThe The men had h taken up with wih them a good goodsupply goodsupply goodsupply supply of clods col They had not thrown thrownin in many mny of these missiles milO when hen there th r was wasa WI WIroar a roar and out charged charge a splendid looking lookingleopard loking lokingleprd lookingleopard leopard leprd who finding fnding the coast coat clear oler as asthe IUthe asthe the men had now retired retied to a safe distance distancebroke ditanc distancebroke broke away toward the south Ruth We bad bada ba a couple couplf of snap fnp shots but missed missedWhile m8 missedWhile While our attention aUenton was all taken tken up with withthi wltbthis withthis thi this Whie brute brte another leopard leprd brokeaway brokeawaytoward broke brokeawaytoward away toward the north and the men on the trees treeswho tre treeswho who had seen It said it was wa a much smaller smallerhad smaJ smalleronethantheflrst r rono ono onethantheflrst than thefrst They Theytoldusalsothat told us also that the thehd thehad had marked mked it down dow in a small smallbit smal but thick thickbit thicbit hd bit of cover a couple cuple of hundred paces or orso orso orso so off This cover consisted consiste of a stunted stuntedseesum stuntedseesjm tllted tlltedlleum seesum 01 tree tre thickly overgrown oergrow with wih wild wilriconvolvulus wildconvolvulus IIIr lleum convolvulus with a good go deal dol of under undergrowth underI indergrowth growth beneath bneth wtb it As we got nearer nearerM nearerM nearerM I M swore he could see something move on onthe onthe onthe the tree Closer CI0er Inspection Ina ton rovenlel reveleJ the thnI t thefact hB hBI fact that this wi wea rl really the ho 05 case Inelng Inelngdow ineeling ineelingdown I dow down and tlng taking a careful aim as to where wherer r thought I h bad seen n the creepers moyo moyoI I pulled pulO the trigger This mil ceprs was wa imme immediately ime imediatelyanswer immediately I diately diatelyanswer answered by u muffled lute80r sort of growl growlfollowed growlI growlfollowed followed folowed by the loud thud Ihld of a heavy hewy body bodyfalling bodyfaing bodyfalbng I falling faing faingSecl Seeing Secl no further movements m omenlll In the theundergrowth thei theundergrowth L i undergrowth Indlr roth we W cautiously caltiou ly approached approachedI approched approchedI I It It nun fnd and ono n nj our followers folowpI bolder than thantlie thant thanthe the t e rest ooon on come across Icf the th body br of the thejpoparcl th thI theioolarI jpoparcl I extended Jtendce on its itl 6de de and quite quitedead quitedeat quitedead dead deat rparc It I was 41 soon 60n hauled haule out In the th open openand openncl openand and ncl it proved to tw a threequarters tbreoqulrters grown growncut crown crowncub cub measuring II3suring proe 5 1 feet frt 3 inches Incht as lS it 1 jrown jrowncub lay layThis la laI layThis This fhot 1101 fired fre at random proved prnd to bo a awonderful I awonderful I Th wonderful fluke fuke for tho bullet bulet had cone conethrough gonethrough one oneIhrough through the right righ eye of the leopard leopr killing killingit ldflng ldflngIt it on the spot W wI We were wondering wOlldernp as to towhere towhere towhere where the other could have gof gar to when whenwe whenwe IIhene we e were suddenly startled ftartle by the cry of ofPheol ofPheJ ofPheol Pheol PheJ repeated several times This cry cryof cn cnof cr crof of distress dlstrC from Borne sme roving Jackal appeared appearedto apJn apJnto to bo coming from some mulberry planta plantations plantnI pin nta ntalions I lions tlon a short distance off oc and to the north northWe northWe northWe We at once made our wnv Wit we lither I lith r followed followedliy liy a motley crowd of vlllag vlisglrA villagers m headed by bythe bythe bythe the village vilge motey tahslldar thsldar or rent collector collectorand enl cnllutorand tol tolBnd and other notable notableIn ntblR notablesIn In order not to let the men n1C1 run the tle risk riskof risk riskof of being mauled maule we gave glO strict orders ordersthat orderthat ordersthat that no one was to getamonc getnon the mulberry mulberrybut ml rry rrybut but to throw clods from the outside The Thecover Thecoer Thecover cover was thow at first frst drawn blank whim hln the thrI thl thecrowd I crowd emboldened embolden by the nonappearance nonappearanceof 10nappcaranc of Master Spots entered enterel the tbl plantation plantationpellmell plantaton plantatonpelmel plantationpelimell pellmell pelmel We were ourselves oUJKln retracing retracingour rtracing rtracingour our footsteps footste and were on our olr way back backwhen backwhel backwhen when whel we e suddenly sudd nlv heard hord an al angry anltr growl growlfollowed grwl grwlfolowe growlfollowed followed folowe by a r umber umbr of cultural jlltural coughs coughsOn coughsOn coughsOn On looking around we found the leopard leopardbounding leopardbounding leopardbounding bounding away with wih tail tal on cud and an it itcleared Itceared Itcleared cleared the ditch around the plantation plantaton it itmet It Itmet ceared met the crowd of sightseers elghl with the th head headman headmnn headman I man of the village leadIng I A most 1011 ex exnow ex1tng exciting citing and wonderful Ight sght mit met our gaze aaznnow gazenow now 1tng The an tahfiildar lah8Idar or rent collector collectorwas colltor colltorWAi was tho ho first frt Spotss eye e ef metand th the 5 beast beastwas beat beatwa Leastwas WAi was wa on him in n twinkling twlnklnl and knocking knockinghim knCklng knCklnghim knockinghim him over actually actual knocked knocke over no less lessthan Ie lasthan e ethan than seven 5en other men len one after ater another anotherwithout anotherwithout anotherwithout without even touching the ground Iround The Thebrute Thl ThlI Thebrute brute seemed f med to literally Ilral fly f from one vic victim vlctm I tim to another most mOt of whom were clawed clawedon cawr on tm tIm back as R they turned turne around aound to get getout getout getout out of the way wayIt ay ayI It was wa slmnly Impossible l oslbJe to think of firing firingIn frlnl In I tills rreM rn d and while hIB the scrimmage scrimmagelasted scrlmmajtelated scrimmagelasted lasted lated tllsrr we marked down our now fully fullyroused fullyrolJ fullyroused roused rolJ foe fo In a small Amal piece piee of thatching thatchingat thatchinggrass i grass The difculty difficulty now was ho how to et etI etat at grl the brute brte The crowd of sightseers sightseer had hodnearly 11 hadnearly I nearly nE rly completely vanished vBni3he carrying carl1 away awaywith awa awawith awaywith with them all al those thollI that were re putior put orl orlI ora de decombat doI I combat cmbal Close Cloo to the patch ralch of grass grss which whichthe whichthe whichI I I the leopard Ipopafl had ha taken shelter In was a amango aman amango mango man o sapling Raplng I suggested euglestc to M that thatbeing tat tatbeing thatbeing being the lighter lghter and more morE active acll1 of the thetwo thetwo thetwo two of us 11 he should Ihould climb clib into the 10 tree treefrom treefrm treefrom from frm which vantage position polton he might mighteasily might mighteasily easily see s everything eyelthlng in the grass grassWo grl grassWe Wo cautiously ClutloUS advanced nac to the tree tl and andM andWM andM M was soon fon up one of f its ls branches brache some someeight lIomeeight someeight eight or ten feet off of the ground fround Hav Having Daving EJavlag ing handed hade M It his gun un I at t once withdrew withdrewto I to a safer place pla and took tok my stand behind bhind a aRmall AII aI 1 I small II uer thorny thory b bu bush h from where here I could couldt culd I IfalrI IfaIrly t fairly falrI well 01 see t all al that tat was WI going goig I on in inI InI front M had ha not been bn very ver long up when whehe whenhe whenhe he shouted to me that be could see I some something something thing moving mOlg and at once fired f This Tbl wi wiImmediately W Wieitely was wasimmediately Immediately ieitely answered by bytbe the leopard Isoporcharging leopardcharging charging out anwer and making a dash dah for the thetree te tetr thetree tree tr Fortunately for M the brute brte sprang sprangsome sra srasoma sprangsome some three thro feet short We found after afterward ater aterard sitarward ward ard that the first shot bad ba disabled dlbled it itconsiderably Itconslderabl itconsiderably considerably thus tu preventing prellg it from male maleing ma maklag lag Ig good Its spring sprig It was now my turn to have my share shareof ehar shareof of the fun for Spots on catching cthg sight sightof of me made straight stright forwhere for where I IW8etd IW8etdIng was stand standIng standlag Ing I just managed to get behind bhind the thebush thebush thebush bush when something manage yelow yellow flashed fahe past pastmo putmo pastme mo Just an it flashed fllUJhe past pat me I had bi a acouple acouple acouple couple of snapshots snap shots the brute brt going goig head headover headover over heels hEI and after a couple of somer somereets lomer lomerfets somersets sets fell fpl dead dea Contrary to our expects expectations ercta erctatlons expectsions ions the leopard lepard was W8 not what we had la at atthe lt ltfrt atfirst frt first expet expected It to be i e the mother of ofUle oftue the cub we had already aleady shot but was a big bigmale bigmalp bIgmale male maleED malp malpED maleEVI ED OF TUB BEffGVIAT BmGUIT SALE SALEThe SLE SLEe SALEhis The e Total Amount Realized RN11e Was W M4SM M4SMSirs 143 143Mrs Sirs Ir W G Oakmsn Pays P Pa s the Top Price PtioeThe PriceThe The Te Benguiat Renglat tapestries tapetre and art a speci specimens sped spedme pl plmen mens men me s of mediaeval mei val handiwork brought a atotal atotal atotal total of IM336 S33C The sale ended ende yesterday yesterdayafternoon yetey yeteyafternoon yesterdayafternoon afternoon at the American Art A Galleries Glee In InEast I inEast East Twentythird street stret the final f after afternoon ater aternoon afternoon noon bringing out the best bt attendance aUendano and andred andre andred red hot bidding Tho afternoons sale ealealone salealone aternons re ae aealone alone amounted to S30527S9 S30527S9The S0S27M 3O527iThe amounte I The Te top price priC of tho entire entre sale 2100 2100was 210 2100was was wal paid pid by Mrs lr W V 0 Oakman Oam for a aFlemish aFlemlsb aFlemish Flemish tapestry tnpltr paunAau paunM made in the thereign theI I I reign reig of Louis XIV and designed designe by Leclerc LeclercThe Ller LeclereThe The tapestry laptr pictured picture the relief relef of ofJerueem ofJerueemby Jerusalem Jerusalemby by the son of the Emperor Vespasian Vesplan Mrs MrsOakman ll MrsOakman Oakman got also a 1 red velvet needlework needleworkpanel needleworkpanel nelework neleworkpanel panel for S210 270 a and a Venetian ecclesiastical el ecclesiasticalbanner latical laticalbanner banner for 300 300Mrs 300Mrs I Mrs Irs Joseph JOfph S E Sclunitt Slnitt bought the thefinal thefinal i ifnal final fnal offering at the sale sle an immense imens solid solidsilver sld sldAIer solidsilver silver AIer vaseshaped shaped chandelier ohandeler for fifteen fifteenlights fttn fttnlght fifteenlights lights lght from tho Braganza Braganz palace at Lis Lisbon LisI Liebon I bon She paid SIiS 81750 81750B 1750 1750B B Benjamin Bnjamin paid 700 0 for a German GermanOothio Grmn GrmnGothlo Germanothio Oothio othio tapestry ln representing repreentng Christ Chrit cruel crucified crcl crclfed cruelfled fled fed between Iltwfn tap the two thieves thl vE He bought boughtnl bouht bouhtnlo nl nlo nIs o a Gothic priests plests robe rob for 425 25 A Avelours Aelour Avelours velours elour de le Genes C nes panel panel60ld sold for forSS 380 380W 3lIV W Rutherford Rutherfor paid 300 800 8 for four fou Genoese Genoesejardiniere GnnoeewsJardini rn rnjardinl jardiniere jardinl ro cut velvet portieres porierO J Rich Richmond Rch Rchmond Richmood mond got a tet et of eight ecclesiastical elelatical panels panelsItalian pnel panelsltalia Italian Italan ltalia Renaissance Rinal anc for 1010 FB F B Pratt Prattpaid Palt Paltpid Prattpaid paid pid f4 1640 940 for a Renaissance R niseanc altar frontal frontalW W H Blis BIs made two purchases puha a Byzan Byzantine Brzn Brzntin llyzantine tine tin relic relo which hlch cost COlt him 610 10 and a solid solidfrilver sold soldi solidsilver i silver f Gothlo hanging lamp James Jame W WBrcete WBrfe WBroeo Brcete Brfe J W Alexander Aexander M 1 C Nichols Icho and andJ J C C Rhodes Rhoes were other buyers buyersMore buyl buylIurl buyersMore More Iurl Standard Oil 01 take Boats BoatsCniCAOo Ba BaCACAO fleatiCnicaon CniCAOo CACAO April Apri i 1RA A fl f fleet t of oil oUlteam oUlteamboal steam steamboats steamboats boats boal with Ith special docking facilities fnitle at all allimportant a1 allImportant important ports on the Lakes and a great greatwharf gret grethnr greatwharf wharf hnr at Whiting Ind for the expeditious expeditioushandling eitou expeditioushandling i ihadlug handling hadlug of oil oi vrsieb llleh are Improvee11 Improvements Improvementsnow now being complnod by the Standard StandardOil Standar I j Oil Oi Company as a a means of larsenlng Iaainlg the theamount Iheamount theamount amount of oil 01 shipped by rail ri the to price priceof prc of which ha been hon Increased Incee by the anti antirebate IU IUrea antireaela rebate rea reaela e law 13 It I Is lee siid lid that thatfiveveselsof five fve vesels ve l of the theoil te teaU theoil oil flee flo have ha already aloa boei be1 conttruoted conttruotedIt conltruote j It I I is 4 planned plaTue to have as I many more mor ready readyat ry rylit lit at the thl opening of navigation naigalon next nex year yearPearls ye yeI yeflRrls yearIearte I Pearls flRrls Found FouII In Wlsconftn Rivera RivenFrom BI RiveraFrom n nFrom From Ihr MHvaukrt 1ilolJ Sentinel 1 1 A 4 Young YOI n 1 who line just retired reUre after afterfour are afterfour four years caT of e SrC eervte rvlce is 18 Mn Mnorof Mayor or of Brodhcad BrodhcadIs Is one or of fbp lie olrle oldest t dealers In Wisconsin Wisconsinpearlsand Willcnsi Wisconsinpearlsand I pearlsand pearl and cam caml came to the city et yesterday oslordlT to sell urttpearls J1 sellI I pearls to tome f0l0 of tho local jnwftllers jnwftllersTo JAwllrs JAwllrsTo To some friends frfmda at the hotel MrYoung MrYoungexhibited Mr lounl Young YoungexhibIted exhibited xhlbied seine lomo of his hl rar rarl rare specimens IpeCln4il among araonrwhich amonewhich amongwhich which was 01 one for which whlI lie Mid Ild tie would wouldnot woud woudnot wouldnot not take lioooo 100 I believe bpisvo It la i 1 the mOlt moitperfect mOltpcrfet moatperfect perfect pearl In the lie country runtry today s said saidIr saidir ld ldMr Mr Ir Young OUOI I have Ine been told this by ex experts exprts exrerts perts and I have hote seen eeii none bettor btlr I r have baveen havelice ix lice eii enraged in the buying and sfrlllnff ttlli of ofl ofpelrls ofpearls l pelrls pearls carls enigc for hevcntcen et ltlen years f8rl huTDI over since pearlfWEr pearlswere pearls pearlswere were WEr list faund fQund in WIficonsln IscnsiD rivers rhert riversl 1 l he 1 first tlrt pearls penrll were found at that time timebj tme tmeh tiniehi bj h o Norwegian named Tobias Tobluho who wan wanllahlnc wallIAhln wasi1ehin llahlnc on tile t Sugar SUFnr name River He 1 realized realizedbusiness rellzc realizedthat I IAhln that th they were erE valuable alllblc and kept a at the thebusiness I business for two t O years clrl before peopf PMfl1 people realized realizedwhat relN realizedwhat I Iwhnt what he wan about Then Thln h hI he sent Atn th the pearls pearlstn Jlrls I Ito to New York ork and Ind received rc 111 A check for or about abouticon aboutJ icon 00 After thAt ho bepan bNlln to t spend his money monerand mnneyone moneyand and J took tok In two Yankees as a partners Jartner That Thatendcd Thatended i ended one Aefe It I for him himi I Ilia Jb ii fleck Off OffFrjm 01 OtTFuni Frjm tin Atlanta lllnlo Conttttutton ConttttuttonDill C tu I Dill DI said 6ld tbe UlUvlUe IIlo poitmAter plnUltr to a dtlr dlrm dlrmwbo cititen cititenwho n nwho who was lountlnc louorlnl shoal heres bers a letter leler from frm fyor FT FTaunt re reraunt aunt nuthcr oulberoae oar from frm from yer ierUnCe uncle uele a an n I reckon rckon here hereone bor heres heresone one on with 11b the bill bi frr f r toil Ih t lumber lumbr you boutht burbt 1 as n nnow I In Inon now n I want anl to nx vou oulr air you Klookln AIllo fer any anyI nr nrmore I I more mor this tile week wrk Kazr Kazet ef you air r you u wont wootlt dt dtm it itmaot m maot not out o olhls thin 55 odlre odlreAn1 omcn omeetn An1 tn n wnjrnot wnjrnotK wbi t not notJa notj K Ja j tM I rinse cloe tonljht loolrbl fer one week eek tn plain plainEnelUh plai I EnelUh Polsh Dlllrm DIIm ngoln nfuhlnl nfuhlnlHeratiie anshlnI I Heratiie nlCDUOI lie le Knew Kn All Al About Ab01ltl the J Jail an ll llFrom From the tt Kr I Kansas n ra ai cut CJolml Journal JournalA A St Clair roust rOUD man tAO advances ndaces a unique reason reasonwhy run runb reasonwhy why b he should Ibould be elected aherlB abela This Ti Is I tba that be hebu bebu bebaa bu been In J Jai Jail ll more mor than tba any T otb other r mm ma tn tn tncounty t the thecounty county rtr Tom Nevltt evlt evItt la 1 U Ibe be candidate tlcdau ud ad be behu bebu behas hu served sertd several senra terms tr w 8 county cuny Judge JUere durtof durtofmost dumrmOl durta durtamost most mOl of each tab of which blb be wu locked lotd Up lp by ore order orderof of Judre Ptlllps Itlps of the federal fter court Cun because b1 h hwouldnt b ha wouldnt wouldt rote ot to bare St cute Catr county C1t ulc t ate ateto tp tpto to t redeem rdcem her bt famous lamou railroad rairad tond bn ANGLING AS DONE IN I JAPAN JAPANBAMBOO JAPANIBABOO JAPANEAMEOO BAMBOO BABOO RODS 4D ND HORSEHAIR BORSEBAILINES HORSEHAR HORSEHARLINES HORSEHAIRLINES LINES GENERALLY GElERALLY USED USEDUvely VSEDUnlF USEDLively Lively Sport Ipr pOrt With Wit Bl Br flit Ftah FPaea FPaeaBt FithPesoltrrs FithPesoltrrsBeth PaMheri PaMheriBoth Both Active and Buoeeurnl gtzceessrulgldfl Skffl Bt ACIv 8al of ofthe ofthe ofthe the J Japnne Japanree p n e Tim Tmor or Fllr JINRb Plleftatabov PlleftatabovTrout B tai o oTiwrt Trout Tou Not Hard Hr Fighter bte In I Japan JapanLACOTKZ Japn JapnLamm JapanLAOnw LACOTKZ Lamm Canada Caa April Aprl l ISSm 16Some Some Inter Interesting Interellg intereating eating ellg fact faot about angling in Japan Japn are aregiven ar aregiven given giv by a Canadian Caaian who bo WAS engaged engagedIn gag In business bualnC there thereThe thereTe thereThe The Te common omon trout trut of Japan Jap the th twana ha Is probably probbly our ou brown bro trout tut Th Te The fish fishrange fsb fsbrle fIshrange but range rle in I size I from frm one Oe to t three t pounds pouds though hatcheries brMbv have been produc lag Ig large Ia batches b be of orhe otthe the young ug fry for fo pru nearly D l lfory forty fory years ye th thseoty tbedimoiilty sdiflleuUr In finding fda faith faithful fath fathf faithfiil ful f gamakeeper b hag ha given poachers th thopportunity the theopprlt thopporttmity opportunity opprlt lep of orkeg ofkeeplng keeping I down dow phe th the numbers numbersof numberof of the tbefbi fish no so that tht fishing fhCle is I by no meant meantprofitable meansprofitable profitable prftle near De th th the chief ohet cities citiesPoachers 0IM 0IMJ0ohers citiesosohere Poachers J0ohers seem Mm to t depend depd mainly miny upon uponnets un unnet uponnets nets net of strange sc construction ontoon made me of wick wickerwork wok wokeork wickerwork erwork eork and slung lug upon up poles pole commonly comonly In the murderous mureu fashion fuhh of the dip dp or orscoop orscpcet orscoop scoop scpcet net nets so 1 well ell known know on this conti continent cont contineat nent nentIn nentIn neatIn In conjunction conucion with wth these thee net net nets a alTb spy box is used uSeey generally a rude rde wooden woe affair affairwith aar aarwith affairwith with one side gone and ad a peep pp hole in I the thej te teoppot theopposite j opposite oppot side through thougb which when the box boxIs bx bxIs boxis Is submerged sbmerg the th bottom btom of a the river rler may my be b clearly cerly seen seenSo sn snSo seenSo So expert exprt do the poachers poce become bme that thatthey tt ttthey thatthey they boast bot of being bing beingsble able to take te every fish fishthey flebthey fishthey they sight through toug their boxes boxel This Thisthey Till Tillthey Thisthey they do by an a adroit ait use U of their nets nel and andwith andwt endwith with wt a spear eP fo mae maKe all leuo sure at the end endAnother endAother endAnother Another Aother favorite faorto plan pla when a as some sometimes sometmO sometimes times tmO happens happn a great gt number numb of trout trouthave trouthe trouthave have he been bn sighted sghted in a I hole is to drop dp a abag abag abag bag of quicklime quokme to th te the bottom bttom at a night nighttime nighttime time when as IU the lime lme slacks the fish fh are aredriven aredriven driven rlren gasping gplng to the surface sur8 where they theyaro ty tyIr theyare are Ir speared spar or netted or even eve picked picke out by the man mn who stand tnd or float foat at the out let le of the hole holeAt holeAt holeAt out At the t present nrnt moment momet the poacher poaohfr Is the bane of the Ja JaStrangely Jape Japanese community fr from froman an anglere anglers pint poInt or veW view viewStrangely Strangely Stansely enough tho common method methodof of fishing flshg in Japan Japn Is one Oe sometimes Imetle meto found foundamong foud foudamong foundamong among the French Iencb Canadian Caaae habitants habitantsttached habltta hablttaalong habItantsalong along th the bn banks of the St Lw6o Lawraoe A long line wth with gund ground bt bait attached atthe Is fast fasuened fut fastened ened to a I pole ple which Is set et leaning leing in a acrotched acotchedstck acrotched cotchedstck crotched stick either ether on the bank bankor or in a boat and ad a bell bel is BO 1 hung to t the te rod that thatvictim tht thtwhen thatwhen when a a fb fish bites the bl beU rnp rings and the thevictim victim ictm Is quickly yanked nked oat by main mtlnstrength mllnItreng mainstrength strength Running Runing tackle tckle and reels r le are arealmost ar arealmost alost almost Itreng completely unknown unkn01 in that coun country country bt cu try t even cmplotell for fO trolling trol g or fly lT fishing fsrg I It will wi surprise urrle no 11 one who has beard beardof bead beadof heardof of their thei marvellous relloua dexterity de tt and their theirpowers theirpwers theirpowers powers of imitation iitton to feam la iearnthat that in tying tyingartificial tyingartificial artificial atfcal pwers files fle the Japanese JJpneS workman tkmen tyg tygatfcal can cannot ca cannot not bo b excelled eoUe Their Tei files 11es never come cometo cme cmetopl cometo to topl pieces and ad they are I always ahvay true to pat pattern patt pattern tern t and name nameIt nae naeI nameIt It I is I true t that tht the te workman workm Is Isa an adept adeptfiles adeptwth adeptwith wth with h his brsh brush ad and plEntad pigments and that tb the theflies files fade after but this l Is 1le may atr use ue Us not al always always a ways a serious rOII fault In that country of ofchangeable otabaniable ofchangeable changeable way abaniable skies ekle and ad water atr colorings coloringsbright Cloring colorln colorlnTh 1 Th re i3 a apretty prtty Itl little f y rr very ppul popu populocally loalJ locally ed Ter very tmptg tempting to the tout trout on onbright onbright bright days day which could culd hardly hrdly be b made madeplace madeat madeat at rnabJe reasonable pro prices anYh anywbere r but I iii tat tatplac that thatplace place plac of cheap chep carefulness carefulnessIt ofulne It is built buit upon the te black do dose tied to a aminnow aminow aminnow le minnow minow hook hok and contains onta s a few haIrs luHI of ofa ofa ofa a a local loca squirrel sQul a tip from frm a a rarely rnly seen seenegrets seenegrets n negts egrets plume plme a tiny ty blue plume onejitrand onejitrandcombination oeltrand nneietrandol egts of ma mauve elk silk ad and a Bllplcion suepioion of A peacooks peacookshackle ks kshale hale hackle V at the shank Til This woidnrful Oderulllte Oderullltecmbiaton little littlecombination combination cmbiaton is I perhaps prha the finest fOt spool specimen epl eplmonof spoolmen men gether getherIt monof of the flymakerV Oyakerl riiill Ildl ever eve put to together togetber together It I may be hI bought boght In Japan Jllpn anywhere anywherewhere anrbere anrberewhet anywherewhere where whet fly fishing fhlg is dons donI at what whn might mightcorrespond mightcorpond mightcorrespond correspond corpond to a cent cnt arid a third or throe throefor thro threefor for four cents cent It I represents rpsnfR a very s small smallgnat smal smallgnat gnat jat and ad Is II the best I po pMihf possible ih Inrn In him for trout troutupon trut trutu troutupon upon u n dnuhtfil day dayIn dar dayIn In fly fibbing fahlng bamboo b rod rodA of a kind kindfamiliar kindfamla kindfamiliar familiar on this continent diHng the past pastfew pastfew famla few years are sod the tine lne generally gehwtillrcomposed pllt I Icmp Icotiwoeed composed yan of plaited plaia ee horsehair hOrhlr g attached attachedto Ilttcho Ilttchoto ld cmp to a gut leader being bing about ut hilt hl as J long longagain longara longagain again as I the rod rO rod In the ca cal ease o of striking Mrklng a atackle alarge I Ilaj ara laj large fsh fish to too heavy to b be ltd lifted by the thetakle thetackle takle tackle there th r Is mighty rocl roclOr racing along thf the thebank ban bank If casting utng from shor shore racj Ii i th the sport sportOr Or the boatman b tm has h to be ready rNd wilted wiltedand witt wittodand 8prt and rwedy If I fishing fshlnl from mm a a boat boat Per I haps haplt eMy it is because bu of tong experience along that line lne that the Japanese Japanee eprent anglers AnglO are aregood ar aregood good losers 10othough loeerethoigh though they call cll in all al the theneighbors theneighbrs theneighbor neighbrs neighbors go to rejoice roic greatly gatlr when whe thv thvare theyare are ae successful lucfulln In landing ldin a good fish fishThe nh fishThe I The To rainbow rinbow trout tut I La u a g popular ppllar trout troutIn trut troutin In many my streams strm and perhaps prha went from fromany frm fromthis this contnnt continent ormally originally thnigh thaugh IUs it La cot cotplble notpossible I plble possible t to b be quit cittite crtain certain about at It IL At Atany Atany any rate rte the rainbow of Japan Jap u l n nfighter not the thefrhter theflabter fighter of our most m0L northerly water waterrbere wat watexsTp frhter 11 Tp the trbutae tributaries of the Frr rser River RITrher Riverwhere where her the socalled eoled round fish feh form fo a aprincipal aprncD aifnei principal ifnei te article alole of diet and or a era taken takenliterally tke taken1tmrmlTin prncD literally in wagon n loads lod the lh rainbow rnbw trout troutgrow lrut lrutI ltryl grow to a good sit ai alto and ecl Is consIdered onidere to tobe tob I g be th tamest aMt fl fh fish h that tb that swims m teelbead teelbeadpound teelbeadsad ad sad b te SOCkeyed odt salmon lot sot erote eroepted atlhl A Apd Apouzid pound pd ad u a half h lon trout tt there te ha l has kept kep kepw a w BESTal ESTai ESTaijpUTlAN jpUTlAN BAZAI BAZAIThe J JTh The Th Outfitting Oit ttin of Infants oflnfaxitslnnoother InfantsIn In lnnoother no nOot other er store In the th world Is Infants Outfitting Oulftngc Oulftngcrled c ci citied p prled rled to such suchperecton perfection as s with wih us usFrom us usFrQm usFrom From the simplest and plainest planestUte platnestlittie little things of we3 wearto weartothose weartothOse to tothose those In fnwhlch which the finest fabrics fabrcs are ae enriched by the most mostskillful mo mosklfl mostskillful skillful sklfl and elaborate handiwork handiworkEvery handiwork handiworkEvery handiworkEvery Every desirable grade and article artce of clothing cothing all al tho thotoilet te teto1et th thtoilet toilet to1et accessories and every ever other adjunct of the nursery nurserynecessary nurser nurserynecessary f fnecessary necessary for the comfort comfor and welfare of the baby Is here In Inunparalleled I Iunparale1ed Inunparalleled unparalleled unparale1ed variety vaiet and ad at reasonable reaonable prices prices60as62 l 6062 West 23d Street StreetGirls streetDET StreetJ3EST DET DETJ J3EST J3EST1iipUT1ANBAZiii J 1iipUT1ANBAZiii 1iipUT1ANBAZiiiG Girls G iris 3 Misses Mises Coats Dresses j jOur iOur ij ijOur Our Coats and ad Dresses for Girls and Misses Misse are ae thfl thflwork tt thiwork t twork work of specialists specIaists whose exclusive excusIve business Is the design designIng delg desgning i iIng Ing of garments garent for the e young youngThey youg youngThey They are ae shown show In such suc variety varet varletyof of styles stles and range rane of ofprices ofprces ofprices prices prces as a to meet the requirements reqirements of every ever everytaste taste tate and acte tha thaconditions th thconditions t tconditons conditions conditons of every ever purse purseThe purse purseThe purseThe The Best and Co distinctiveness distnctveness of style stle Is apparent In Insvery I z i iver I Ievery every ver Instance Instace At AtO62 61062 0 O62 62 West 23d Street mad man m busy by then thenIn then thenla for an a hour hou and ad corns ome In fighting fightingmad 1shtng 1shtngI 1shtngm fightingmed I m In I Japanese Ja water Watn the same a flab th makes makesa mke a great t kicking klokg e and ad splashing Iplhlng at first 1t but butcomes buto butcomes comes o In readily rUy enough eugh whoa his hil first firstbit t firstbit bit of bad ba feeling teln is over Possibly POlbly the thefirm th thefirm firm fm hold kept up by the unyielding tackle tackleVisitors Wke WkeI tackleis is diaoouraajng to the fine feelings of tut trout troutVisitors I dllurla te fe relng Visitors to Japan agree that th to enjoy such suchAshing suchtngt suchfishing fishing tngt Vllt to the ap utmost ut a t one mutt 8y seek ek the thenorthern thenor thenorthern northern parts of this tbl continent contnnt where wherethe wber wherethe i ithe nor the changing p seasons en and varied vaed force forceof for forceof I Iof of waters wat clJ gave zest and ad activity aivty to the thei the1ny thefinny i finny 1ny leopards Iparda SVI of the brooks broouCVB brooksCOURT 1 COURT CVB WITH INDIAN INDIN JUDGES JUDGESFallBleed JUDES JUDEShlBloo JUDGESValIfllood FallBleed hlBloo Bed Be Men Who oT Try THrtr nfI Fellow Fellowfar F Fellowsfar Uo Uorl far rl Misdemeanor Misdemeanorrbm M MisdenieanorsFrom Da Dar From rbm r tl tJi A Kansas ECn City OU Journal JournalA Jlld JlldA A fallblood rnbloe Indian Indi court curt situ slt at White WhitaEaels WIt WhiteEagle Eagle Elte recularly rrly each ech Saturday Stay to t hear er mis misdemeanor ml misdemeanor demeanor demeaor cue cM cUes and ad punish pulh member of the thePonca thePonc thePonca Ponca Ponc and Otoe Ote Ole tribes trlbel The court cur is author authorized authore authorized ized by the rules rles of the Indian Jndl Department Departmentand Deprent Departmenand and e the fines te assessed te are ae turned tue into a fourth fourthclan fourthclass clan cle fund fud and expended expede in I Improvements Improvementsat Iprovement at the tbeuenC theegenor agency During Dum the te administration admlstraton of ofMajor ofMaor ofMajor Major Maor John Jensen Jensethe Tensenthe the court our funds ld were used usedI ue usedIn I in I building buUdlla a laundry laundryThe ludr ludrThe laundryThe The court ourt is a I court cu of last lst resort rer and ad no nodefendant DOdefendlnt nodefendant defendant has ba ever been known IO to stand standon stnd stndon standonhis on onhis hU constitutional cnsttutional rights rllbte or seek l k to bribe bribethe bribeth bribethe the th minister mfnlter of justice Justce who convict cne about aboutseven aboutve aboutseven seven ve out of every ten defendants defendant that tlat come comebefore cme cmebeore comebefore before beore them The proceedings pro elnp often afford affordmuch aor affordmuch I much nmu nmustment ement to tl spectators ipltor The membersof merbers merbersof members neipbereof of the court cut Ae are r full ful blood bJoodf never nellr speaking speakingEnglish Ipeklng IpeklngEnlUah speakingEngilab English te on the bench and have e high hhlh Ideas of oftheir ofthei oftheir EnlUah their iraporUincoi Their unvarying rule rile of ofprocedure ofpr ofprocedure thei tmprUce unvaryui procedure pr ture is f sock sck It to em Kach Judge JudseIs JudJe JudJeIs Is paid a salary of 110 10 a month monthRenowned mODt monthRenowned Renowned laowe pai for his severity stttrlh In condemn condemning cndemn cndemnIni condemnlag lag the Ins that beset tribnl trbnl wayfarers wayarers on onth nnth onthe th the Ini Ion Ilng long te trail tril 18 Chief Clf Justice Little Llt Soldier SoldierII BldJer BldJerUff Soldierlie II Uff lie is a mm mt of more than tha ordinary ordlan capacity capacityand capciy capciyaDd capacityand and presides prde with lt dignity not nt exwOJed el e by the theLord theLr theLord Lord m iltab ihhancelr rh fthsincsllor of England At his bisrlcht hisrlb bieright right Lr sits slt Associate Aclat Justice Big lg Goose loose a ahumorist shumorst ahumorist humorist rlb If 1 I his twinkling twlnklaJ eye e tells tels the truth truthAt tnlt truthAt At humorst his he left let sits Ilt Associate Asllt Justice Jutic Rough Roush Face Facea Facf Facfa a striking strklni type tys of the te North orth American AmlrcA Indian Indianwith India Indiawth Indianwith with a sinister slnlet curve In the te corners crners of his hismouth hismout hismouth mouth mouthQ wth mouthyeas mout mouteD Q yeas eD n Will Wear frith 111h Frieiei Freul In Ireland IrelandFront lrrln4 lrrln4zrom IrelandFo Front zrom Fo the Undo Dotty DaIl Mali MaliThe statThe Iaj IajTo The To Que QUt Queen n ha IU bat chosen ch05n for the Irish Irsh visit hit several severaleostume1 attral attralCstuDeo severalcostume costume of ruitil flnaiand and Caledon Cac on tweedS I e which h h are arebeln areblor arebeing Fra ae CstuDeo blor being beln made up up Into Into coats coat and skirts skir In th the Irish IrishcaplUI Irlzbeaplt7 1tl 1tlcapitl caplUI caplUItn capitl tn addition to these tb a are a a couple oUfl of warm arm trav travelllne Iravelor lraVelItt IddlJon elllne elor wrap rap of the thick Ihlc woolly 0011 motertiJ malrla of which whichtbe whcb whichthe the CUddsfh clonks at ate l made madeHer madeHer madeHer Her caddal Majesty rst quite qul recornliw r croles that nothing nnthn gives givesthe lve lvetbe 1 I the Irish Ilb people ptlr so s much pleasure pl Luro as I to luiow 1n that tbatwhen Ibatwbe thatwhen when she sbegOel toes tS to the Emerald Emerad Islo I Jo she Is attired tJred In Incloths Incloths wbe sle cloths of Irish t1 1 manufacture and ad her Majesty Mae this thisyear thissear thisyear I clolh year hu iL hi chosen an a uaurasUy UnUI8U large lurl supplj aUIllr of the thenational tbenitlonal national fabric tnbt Irish Ir b poplin ppln and a l 181c large r e quantity quantityof quanJt In InIreland InIread InIreland of Umertck Lmtrc and ae Carrlokmacroii Caolmaeros laws to wear Ireland Iread next month monthGOAT lontb monthGOAT u n GOAT LYMPH LYMPHCURES CURES CURESNERVOUS CURESNERVOUS CURESNERVOUS NERVOUS DISEASES DISEASESSuch I ISuch Such as Locomotor LocornotorAtaxia Ataxia Atxia Neu Neurasthonia Neurasthenia Neurasthenia rasthenia Brain and Nerve NerveExhaustion NerveExhaustion NerveExhaustion Exhaustion Paralysis Insom Insomnia Insomnia Insomniaancl nia niaancl and in fact all Diseases Diseaes of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Nervous System SystemModern SystemdtrD System2tndern Modern dtrD idenc ha Ia baA made errat crat projrm prcres In InIrorttitnlni Inlengthening lengthening human life t and In ellevuilne alnl11 the de deplorable d dplorAble deptorabln I 1Irtbnlr plorable en efleOU U ot Ncrvom cnoul Exhaustion It I Is now nowmlltfd no norelu4 nowrealised mlltfd ene br b tprclalim pfcla ts that many mao prrcont Itr n ap apptrently appareatly ptrently ouy In 1 food 04 health balb aunrr lnt IDID lutenMb n rlj tl from ver vervoii rr rrVOUA r rU0 VOUA voii p lA ItordeTS ordfli rdtf rO It I l 1 only the th spectaltot p ple l itot IAI whoho whohodevotfd who ho hi has hasdevoted devoted U0 hU hi life lre tIle to t the Ihl study o or Ih Ntrvou ercuA ervoua Kyciern Kyciernwbo Sam SamwhO tIystemwbO wbo roallzra rtalzt the travtty SUI ol 0 eurh tuth uOh a condition rnodlloD This Thiscondition TI TIcndll Thtcondition condition While hllc productive produCII of the Ib mo mon t acute a utt sur surfern suffetIng uf ufferine cndll fetIng both bodily lr and mentally moll U rarely rAni manifest manifestto manlCAl manlCAlto to fern the onflflrf 01a1r bll phylclan pllelao A M a result thousand thousandot ot ptoplr in this thl slate atal are told tlC br b their doctors doctorsthat 40elorthA doctorsthat that thA there th ft nothing lhll the I matter with Vlh them The Thepatlrnt Thepaltnl Thepatient patient reallwA r the IncorrtrtncM In oreMncM at such a state statement Slaltmml statSmeat paltnl meat and realpM Im knew w te lie e 1 hii Ii III hut hl not knnwlnc knnwlncwBern knnlncDerf knnwlngwSefvi wBern Derf In II ofciMu oblAu relict ie allows alowl nls Sb condition ondilon to pass POMfrom fA passfroni I Ifrn from bad to tl vore voreU vorsrIt Ol I frn U iI U Just tills class tl of nunercrs unerts that respond re pood most mostreadily mostacl mootreaditi readily to our treatment treatmentio IrUlmtntoat treatmentOat acl io oat t lJinpi I olr I acts A sri I directly dl Mly upsn the dlifased dlifasedneive dlrsednelVe ditesoednelves neive ana atner vital orran or or5ans an formlne fonlDI omIn an Incotn Incotnparable IntOn IntOna tacoinpab1e nelVe parable a b food oiier for the It entire t Nervous Sysem ianl ianlfleU It ItIJUe ItLI LI Sfl unfaltinl I l spectflc ge I In alt trsouS g od Orranic OrranicZtseaMe ZtseaMe IJUe w Tbero r la 1 an upbullalni U bldln of the entire entireconitltutlon entIrecnntttuiIOfl nle nleconl1luuon conitltutlon fleU Tere on Solid founn founluon tlon end when ben health hrxlthand hralh hralhad healthand and conl1luuon ad viler Iror of ntstnd plod sld and body br are 1t once onN resored there thereU Ihr II no lelaruc 15130 flud Aucb M u uOll avaiIi i lly mrinireMi n1ntMU Itself 111 when whentonlc whentonlas hen henton tonlc ton s Irllt or dross drrs l Itc Ijae ave been untt unttChronic uMChrnle utdChrnIt Chronic sad nrt diStrait dlmral ra rlu rasea e respond respnd qulcklr qulcklrto qulcklrl to the Lymph ane Serum dJtmrot Tieatmenl where btlr other olh r meth method methoda I Ie rlrH od oda here totally failed felledIre I IVe Ve e have l eJtabltxried forthettntment for the trlmCnl tic limeSt nf Nervons NervonsPlteAiei XrrvoisDIeses IS IS1ec DIeses 1ec one eSblhe at the Ih nrcit Orot lilv llhat le SuiiluMumi f IIrumA In Intbe Inthe i ir the world under the ptnoail I jmieivltlon 1 of B Bpeclan aspecialist W Wwb specialist peclan t In emm hI ll nIoease i e e H I enulpr CfluIpTd CfluIpTdwhit I d dwith with every r a m4dfrn devlte dtI that aclenee dn C run surtejt surtejtf lurreAtfar aureStfor wb f far r the accommodation rMm and nd comfort rom fori of patient patientElaborate paltnlA paltnlAPlaorale patientsClaborSte Elaborate Plaorale aeeomnaln conrenlrnce conY nleCe bave alto 10 been ter provided providedfor IIOld d dfor for day patients putlenuWe patientswe We cordially ptCl Invite any n auferer AUrrr from III Xrrvmii XrrvmiiDlteanrj erflhII erflhIItUssasel In11 Dlteanrj WI eordlah to call or writ rll for detailed delnr InronTatlnn InronTatlnnWe lnnrmatlnnie We Dli maVe no o cal charr for ronulutlon rOMIItlo R15MJ MSf TOn TORBOOKLBT TOnN 1ORDOOKlET R BOOKLBT BOOKLBTHYGoat DOOKlETNY crf N NY HYGoat Y Goat Lymph Sanitarium Sanitarum Assn AssnU 14 litxlB1 11 Leal sa B Are 4 Near IMr XSd 3d d 8t ae Mi KI 21 T TOO BUSY FOR WEUDIXG WEUDIXGA WEDDINGS4 1 1A A Father Fttr WHo Wo TT Was a Backlnc the tl theou 8tand8T tal j OU Didnt Attend Atend DanEbteri Dau5btee MmrrUge Mirr1ageCtwcnavv 0 0CICAT J Jwealthy CICAT Ctwcnavv Apri April 16uiua 18JulIus Wittlob Wittlobwealthy 1taj 1tajealty wealthy ealty Independent oil al merchant met did dd dd1lne nob nobwitness no nowitness witness 1lne the te marriage mage of his hl daughter dugbtM daugbterMarha daugbterMarhato Martha Marthato to t Dr Otto Orismlro yesterday yetdy b boc becau becauhe uq r i ibe he was too toe busy buy bucking bucklnl the th Standard StandardOil Btndl Oil OICompanyWlttchsayethttentr OICompanyWlttchsayethttentryers Company Wittich says tbat thattwentyfour thattwentyfouryears twentyfour twentyfouryears years yers ago the te Standard Stndad told him hi that t If I ha hadidnt b bedidathandleite didnt didathandleite handle hnde It Its oil 01 ollitwouldbreakhim it would break br him h He HeIsstlU H U Uisetill r IsstlU I st In lnbtisinesebut business blnC but says saythatbecd saysthatheesmtotdo saysthatheesmtotdoanything that be cannot do doanything anything anyhing ht rust ust else ee when whe he is bucking buOS tha tharust U U Uust SOZODOI SOZODOIJ t i iA A PUFCCr PECT LIQUID DENTIFRICE DENFICE FOR F FORTEETH i iTEETH TEETH AND BREATH BREATHEACH BRETH I I25e 25e 25enCH 2 5 EACH EACHSOZODONT nCHSOZODONti EJ1CHISozoooNT SOZODONT SOZODONTTOOTH SOZODONtiTOOTH SozoooNTTOOTH TOOTH POWDER POWDERART POWD R RI I ART SALES AND EXHiniTIONT EXHiniTIONTAmerican ENJIIUITIONTAmerican TION TIONAmerican American Art Galleries GalleriesMADISON faleres GalleriesISAflICON SOUTH iVEW nw TOBX TOBXON roaxON MADISON JDSON SQUARE IQUARE SOUII toa I ION ON FREE FE VIEW VIEWBeginning VIEWBeginning VIEWBeginning Beginning ToMorrow ToMorrowAM 9 9AM AM OAM OAMto 9AM 9AMto 9 AM to to 6 P M 6 PM PMORIENTAL P PORIENTAL M MORIENTAL ORIENTAL ART ARTThe ARTThe ARTThe The Extensive Extensiveand Etenive Eteniven and andValuable sadValuable n Valuable Collection Collectionof Colecton Colectonof of ofOLD ofOLD ofOLD OLD CHINESE CHINESEPORCELAINS CHINESePORCELAINS CIiINESIPORCELAI PORCELAINS PORCELAINSMany NS NSMany Many from the Celebrated CelebratedBRINCKLEY Ceebate CeletstatcdBRINCKLEY BRINCKLEY BRINCEY COLLECTION COLLECTIONExtraordinary COLLECION COLLECIONEtr COLLECTIO1Extraordinary Extraordinary Etr ordin rY specimens specimmsby by the thefimou th thsfamou fimou bmo Japanese apans potters poters Takemptcy Takemoto TakemotopKozan Koran Kozn and an Setfu Setfurine Sefu Sefurine ScifuLine rine old Brone Rare Coreaa CoreaaPottery Cral CoreaitPottery Pottery PotterY Enamels Extraordinary ExtraordinaryObjects Extrordia ExtraordinaryObjects Objects in Silver Siver Ivory Carvings CarvingsGreek Carvr CarvingzGveekand Greek GrerkAnd Gveekand and Roman Glass GlassOIJD Glss GlssOLD GlassottD OLD JAPANESE JAPANESEXTolor JAPANESEolor JAPANESEtor XTolor olor Prints PrintsModern Prnts PrntsMo PrintsModern Modern Mo rn Water Colors Japanese JapaneseChinerc Jap JapaneseCbtneze n t Chinerc Cbinwan and European Textiles Tcies i cliIes An Antiqui A Antiqu tiqui tqu and Modern Jewelry and other othervaluable othe othervaluable valuable objects objectsBELONGING objec1sBElONGING oblectsBEIONGING BELONGING BElONGING TO TOMr TOMr TOMr Mr H Deakin DeakinCHICAGO CHICAGO CHICAGOAt At Absolute Public Publc Sale SaleOn SaleOn SaleOn On the Afternoons of THURS THURSDAY THURSDAV THURSDAY DAY FRIDAY SATURDAYMONDAY SATURDAY SATURDAVIMONDAV SATURDAYMONDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY TUrSDAV April Apr 2 21st I 1st st 2 22d 2d 2 23d 3 d 2 25th 25thsnd 5 th and 2 26t 26tat 26th 26that 6tf 6tfat at 230 oclock and d on the thosvonlng thevonlng theevoning svonlng of MONDAY V April Apri125th April25th Apri25th 25th at 830 oclock oclockTho The sale will m he conclude hr hrTHOMAS hyTHOMAS byThOMAS THOMAS E KiRttY ot the tlioAMERICAN thoAIRICAN theAMERICAN AIRICAN AMERICAN ART AR ASSOCIATION AS OCAIN Manner ManagerS Mfllfcr MfllfcrEUI I Rut 7JJ St 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TV fr friiNMYaWrViiinfifrfi iiNMYaWrViiinfifrfi rM sato satoTHE ma i s ii m3SaiMasM j i 1 t 1 J Jj Jf S I 11 f THE THESUN SUN su SUNDAY APRIL 17 1904 j mbt w wr r B SUNDAY DAY APRIL 17 1004 1004Entered 1004tf I Entered In ore4 at ah the Post P on Office at New Tork TorkCIA3 as Second SecondClass SccondI tf I I Class Malt MaUllaller MaUllallerSablalptloD Halter HalterSubscription MatterI MatterSubscrIDtIon Subscription by Hall Postpaid PostpaidDAILY Polpaldt t I DAILY Per Month 0 10 10J 50 50A2LY DAILY J A2LY Y Per Year 800 800BUITOAY 600I a oo oo8t7tDAY BUITOAY 8 4Y Per Year yer a 200 200DAITAD 00 00DAILY 00ZMLY DAILY DAITAD AND SUNDAY SUNDAYer Per Year Vo H 00 00DAILY 00bAILY 001MLY DAILY AND SUNDAY Per er Month MonthPostage MonthPoitage 70 70P I Postage P tn ADSINDAY to foreign countriesadded countriesaddedPublished counlto countries addod addodPIbhe ddelI I Published PIbhe by Th Te The Sun Printing lrlnr PrthUU and Publlshlqg PubllshlqgAssociation Publshlor PublshlorAoUO PubIlhtuUoctaUon AoUO Association UoctaUon at No 170 10 Nauau Nau street otfet In I fl the Borough Boroughef Borurb BorurbI I ef lUnbattan JaUu N New w York Yorktt Yorkf YorkI I i tt 1 HIT our frltnili who IM tarot forr ut u iriA Ill manuicrtpti rlnuurpU lo lofvWeatton for forj fort ttth t 1 1 f fvWeatton IbftoUonwahtohar Il on trliA W tiatt Ot rtictetlartlelei utd Ortef rtturntd rIUrndlhv returnedgh returnedghI they theymutt j I f mutt tus in U ell a taut la coo lent md stamps omp for that IlolOl IlolOlI furpon furponI furponThe purpoflI purpoflThc I I I f The Te Clothier Clothier Last Stand StandTho StandI I r r Tho r 0 declaration doclnaton of principles prncple adopted adoptedlast aopted aoptedi adoptedbat i last Jnt week ek at tho to annual annua convention cnventon of ofthe orte ofthe the te NatiotiaTAfiBocIaUon Natona NatIo alAsocIaUon soclaUon of Clothlerfe Clothlor is isinteresting IsI isintorctLng I interesting Intretng Tlio 1 laborers laborer in tho cloth clothing coth cothling clothing ling ing Industry industr arc ar highly organized orgnlze and andtho nd ndI andtho I tho disturbances dturbnC to trade caused by bylabor byI I I labor difficulties difcte have been ben frequent Crquent and andcostly nd ndcty andI I costly cty to t employers employer and nd employees alike alikeTho alke alkeTe alikeThe The Te national ntonal association Msocaton includes Include in its itsmembership is ismembrhp itsmembership membership membrhp almost 05 per cent cnt of the thelargo theI thelarge I largo employers employer in tho United States StatesTheir State StatcaTheir r Their Tcr stand stad for tho open opn shop and nd tho thounrestricted thountriet theunrestricted unrestricted untriet apprentice apprentc system is i bound boundto boundt to t have a I deep and permanent prannt influence influenceon on the industry industryTho Industr industryThe I Tho members membeI of tho association MAciaton do donot doI I I not intend to crush the unions or to toattempt toi toattempt i attempt attmpt it Probably an n effort efort to do this thiswould thiswould thiscou1d would be b unsuccessful unslccssful Their only onl ob object object ject is to allow alow themselves the right rght to tohire tohir tohire hire hir such labor as a a they need ne regardless regardlessof rlgardle8 rlgardle8oC S of outside outido dictation dictaton An employer who vrhowants whowants ho hownt wnt wants to t hire hir nonunion men will wi do so sobut soI sobut I but there ter is to be no crusade crUae against againstunionists agaist agaistl I l unionists uionst as W u such Tho limiting lmitng of ap apprentices apI I I prentices prntcs moans a shortage of skilled skilledworkers skie skilledI I f workers worker in tho near future Cutur whie while tho thodemand thoI I demand demad for their tlr services servic will wl grow grw con conBtantly cn cnI conI I I Btantly tty The To associations assocatons stand sftd against againstthe agnnst againstI 1 I the te restriction retricton of output is thoroughly thoroughlysound thoroughy thoroughysound thoroughlysound sound and nd commendable commendableTho I Tim To sentiment sentment in n favor of the open openhop opn opnr openihop r ihop hop honest honct work for fair pay PO and nd law lawful lawftil I ful tu conduct cnduct of affairs afair between employer employerand employerad employerand and ad employed emploe is growing stronger rap rapidly rp rpj rapIdly idly id y Tho action acton of tho clothiers cothier asso association aso asocaton assoelation j elation caton is i in lino with previous prvious actions actionsin actons actonsin in other trades The movement is a ahopeful ahopC aiopeful hopeful hopC one and nd as it progresses progrsse some someof someof someof of the te most mot vexed questions questons at issue l ue in inthe Ini inthe I i the te industrial idutria world will wi be solved solve to the thelasting thelUg thelaatthg lasting lUg benefit bneft of the workers worker the em employers employer employezs ployers ployer and ad tho public publicThe publo publoTe publioThe The Te Gold Standard Standad in Mexico MexicoThe 1exlco 1exlcoThe MexicoThe The establishment estblihent of the gold standard standardin standardI in I Mexico Mxco proceeds prood slowly and ad by no nomoans noma nomeans moans ma surely After Afer sessions sssions and ad in investigations Ingaton inYeatlgations vestigations covering about a year the theMonetary theI gaton coverng te teI I Monetary ont Commission Comml8lon hM been dis dissolved dlsI disI I I solved tl ved and ad duly duy thanked for its ta faithful faithfuland Caihful Caihfulad faithfuland and ad efficient efcient services servicesNo servicesNo servicesNo I No doubt the findings fnding of the commia commiarion comms commsloD commisioti loD rion will wi bo of benefit beneft in the official ofcial con consideration coni conmidoration i sideration ldeaton of this thi important question questionNo queston questonNo No doubt also no that tho officials ofcal in inconjunction Inconuoton inconjunction conjunction conuoton with various vnious gentlemen gentemen of offinancial orfca ofI I financial fca and political poltca importance importace in the thecountry thecut thecountry country cut will wl do very vermuch much as a they think thinkbest thinkbet thinkbeat best bet in the matter There Is a strong strongand strongad strongsiid and ad influential luental opposition oppositon to any ay change changein changei in i tho present preent system There are many manywho man manwho manywho who fear that they would lose money mon by bythe byto bythe the to adoption adopton of a z gold standard Presi President President President dent DIAZ has hn not been remarkably remarkablyardent remarkabl remarkablarent remarkablyardent ardent arent in the cause of monetary monetr reform reformand rCorm rCormnd reformand and information that thatho thathe thatho nd private Informaton assures aures us lI ho is i personally pronal though not not openly opnly and andactively andactvely andactively actively actvely opposed to it itThere itThere t There Tere is something in the argument argumentthat ngument ngumenttht argumentthat that tht Mexico has ha shown a really rcaly remark remarkable remarkable remarkable able development during recent years yearsnotwithstanding yearsnotwithstanding rel notwithstanding notwithtnding her silver siver basis bai and Wd in inthe Inthe inthe the added aded argument argunlnt that a 1 radical change changewould changewould changewould would tend tnd to a serious disturbance diturbanc of ofconditions oCcondton ofconditions conditions condton with perhaps prhap unfortunate unfortunateresults unfortunateJult unfortunateresults results Jult But some such shock must mustcome mustcomo mustcome I come sooner aooner or later Mexico must join jointho jointho jointhe tho gold standard stndard procession plcefion if she shewould shewould he hewould would keep up with wih tho world worldmovement worldmovementI movement movementShocks movementShocks I Shocks may mn bo unpleasant unplelant but if they theyare thc thcnr theynre are nr the only onl remedy for the disease diseae it is iswell iswel iswell well wel to have them and be done with wih it itA ItA itA A number of years ears ago the United States Statesfaced Statesfaced lates latesfacd facd faced tho question queston of a return retur to tospecie tospeciet specie speciepayments speciepaymentS t payments pyent and an decided decded that the way wayto wayt wayto to t resume resume is to resume resumeA A dose do from tho same bottle botte might be boa begood bea a a good thing for our neighbor A New Departure UCparture In Medical 11 ICal Edu Education I Idtacation dl cation cationTho cationfho catol catolTho Tho importance that radioactivity rdioactvit is isassuming isasuming isassuming assuming as 1 an agent a ent in the treatment treatmentof tratment tratmentof of disease dlse1so is emphasized emphasi7ot in the estab establishment cstabI establLshmcnt lishment IIbert by tho trustees trustes and medical medicalfaculty medicalfacly medicalfaculty I faculty facly of the Now York Polyclinic Polyclnic Med Modical Ie i I cal el School Schol and Hospital Hospial of a special specal de department deprent dopartment partment prent of electroradio electoldotberpy electoldotberpyI therapy therapyIthaslong therapylthaa Ithaslong I lthaa ha long been known to bacteriol bacteriologists bacleriologlt bacteriologistJ3 s ogists oglt that tho germs of disease dls e like lko the thewicked thecke wicked cke love darkness darknCI rather rther than light lightin lght lghtin lightin in fact that that many of these thce death spread spreading spre spreading ing ng organisms die when subjected fubjected to tointense toint9nors tointons I intense int9nors rays of light lght while whie others other not notdestroyed notdetrye notdestroyed destroyed detrye outright outT ht become so 10 enfeebled enfeebledunder enCeble enfeebledunder under its Is influence Inucnce that they the cannot cannotreproduce cnnnotr cannotreproduce i reproduce r preuce themselves themleles AH At the life le his history hi history l tory of these microorganisms is theo microrganims i very veryshort ver veryshort short their power por for evil e1 ends with wlh the thedeath the1511th death deth of a single generation generationIt gelertlon gelertlonIt It is however only onl within a I recent recentperiod recentJtiod 10cC1tperiod period that light lght has 111s been ln employed in inthe Inthe intlio the treatment trctment of disease because the thetransverse thetnVC10 thetrjnsvcrao transverse tnVC10 ctheric or light lght waves wave with withwhich wltbwnch withwhich which scientists scentsts were most mot familiar familiarwore faminr faminrwore familiarwore wore not nt able to penetrate pntte the tissues tssue of ofthd orthd oftho thd body be and 1ld therefore Iheefor threfo t could reach reachonly rch rchony reachonly only ony tho maladies mnlaries which fhich were super superficial 8uperfeal supertidal tidal feal that is 5 located locntcdupon upon or near ncr the thekin thekin theskin kin skinIleyond kinBeyond kinDernd Beyond Dernd tho limit lmit of the violet the thefinest then the1hriest finest n i or shortest shortct of all al waves wac of the thevisible theIsbe theI I visible spectrum Ipctrm there is II now known knownto to t d bo a I region rgion of gradually grdual decreasing decreasingwave derasing derasingwav decreasingwavE wave wavE lengths which are characterized characterizedby chmctrize by tremendous chemical chemlci activity actvit and andfinally andfnnly andfInally finally fnnly tljoso tloo so minute in fact as I to bo boableto b beebletofirul ableto nbteofnd ebletofirul find their way through infinites infinitesImallywnall infn infnIlaUnllntermolcular infinitesILnallysmall Imallywnall IlaUnllntermolcular Intermolecular spaces spc The ThoKoentgeu Tle TleHoentgen TheI I Roentgen or o Xrays Xmjs possess pOtA this power powerto to a nrmnrcblf romnrlmblo degree degreeTho dogrte dogrteThe degree degreeThe The scientific sd ltfc utlflo world a few years elIS ago agowa agoWMIIad agowasstartled wa WMIIad wasstartled Btartled tb by I tho occidental accdontnl discovery dcoverror i iof or theXrays th the ras rays by ROKTOE Ro OE while whie repeat reiwating repent repeatj j ing some I iO of o tho thocxperhnentB experiments of CHOOKES CHOOKESHntonfvHBirra CROKS CROKSHmonr CU0OKESlIzuonp11E1trz HntonfvHBirra Hmonr HEU1 THOMPSON Tlo ro and ad others othersand other othersafll and I ld this discovery dBC rglo gave a tremendous tremendousIrapojtus trmendoU tremendounlmpetus Irapojtus UPQts fo he le study stud of all al kinds kind of radio radoA 4 tjrr 54 A activity atvty Thus TU BECQUEHEI in IBM 180 fol following Collowing oh ohlowing lowing som of tho experiments experiment of Wit WJLMAMS WitLIAMS MAMS discovered dlseoveed tho radiation rdiaton of atoms atomsfrom atomsfrom atomsfrom from uranium uanium nitrate which were capa capable capable capeblo ble of passing pasing through paper so thick thickthat thickthat thickthat that that it was WW entirely entrely opaquo to ordinary ordinarylight ordnarlght ordinarylight light lght CJIOOKES CnOO1E8 inventor of the remark remarkable romarknhle remarkable able vacuum bulbs or tubes which bear bearhis bearhis bearhis his name and by the use Ue of which bENT ROENTGEN ROFT ROFTOEN bENTd1E GEN d1E won his hi immortality immortalty in tho discovery discoveryof of the thl Xroys proved that the rays which whichHKCQUBREL whichJJ whichIECQUEUEIJ HKCQUBREL JJ QUBREL had discovered were not in inreality inreality n nrealt reality realt a property proprty of uranium but be belonged belonged belonged longed to t some impurity impuriy in the metal metalThis metal metalThis This was wa soon followed folowed by a statement statementfrom sttmcnt sttmcntfrom statementfrom from that remarkable woman Mme MmoCuitlE MmeCUIE MineCunin CuitlE CUIE that she had discovered in pitch pitchblende pth pthblende pitehblende blende a substance substanc which possessed posessd a aradioactivity araioactvity aradioactivlty radioactivity raioactvity one hundred thousand thousandtimes thou8nd thou8ndtmes thousandtimes times tmes greater than that of uranium uraniu and andwhich andwhich andwhich which in honor of her native Poland she shenamed shenaed shenamed named naed Polonium From this discovery discoveryher her husband Jlsband M J CURIE CURE with wih her aid aiddiscovered nd nddiscovered aiddiscovered discovered radium radiumAs rnlum rnlumA As A yet et little ltte is known of this thi remark remarkable romarkable remarkable able substance and all ni the claims that thathave thatbavo thathave have been recently recentl advanced avanced as a to its itscurative Is Iscuatve itscurative curative other othermaladies othermanies othermaladies properties in n cancer or cuatve propertes maladies manies must bo taken as a without wihout dem demonstration demonstraton damonstration onstration onstrationIt onstraton onstratonIt It is known however that such is i its itsradiant itsraiat itsradiant radiant raiat activity actvity that tat its is rays rs travel with witha a speed sped of one on hundred thousand thoUand miles milesa a second and produce at their point of ofimpact ofimpact ofimpact impact upon upn any ay solid sold substance substnce a trans transverse trns trnscre transverse verse cre wave tho effect cfoct of which is dis distinguishable distnguishable distinguisliahie tinguishable tnguishable through twelve inches of ofsolid ofsold ofsolid solid sold iron ironTho Ion Ionfc ironThe The fc course of study given at tho Poly Polycllnlo Polyclnio Polyclinic clinic clnio consists consit in II demonstrations demonstratons of the thepractical thoprctcal thepractical practical prctcal utility utUty in n the treatment of ofdiseases oCdiseaes ofliseases diseases diseaes of these various aroul discoveries discoveriesnamely dlcovcres dlcovcresnamel discoveriesnamely namely namel Tho ho high frequency frcqleno electro electromagnetic electromagnetc electromagnetio magnetic magnetc waves ns l developed by b Dr PlF PlFFARD PuFARD PwrAnt FARD of New York heat waves the light lightand lght lghtand lightand and ultra ulra violet waves WnC of FINSKN FNR N of Den Denmark Denmark Denmark mark the Xrays Xray of ROENTGEN and the thoradiations therdiaton theradiations radiations rdiaton of radium as W discovered by bythe bythe bythe the CPWES CUES the action acton of which has ha not notyet notet notyet yet et been definitely defntely determined determinedIs determinedI Is I All Al Clvlllrntlon Chlzntlon Becoming Fem Feminized Femilzed Fernthized inized inizedDiscussion ilzed ilzedDIscuson thizedDiscussion Discussion DIscuson of tho question queston raised rsed by bythe bytle bythe the tle report rpor of the Mosely Education Eucaton Com Commission Comms810n Cornmission mission as to the influence infuenc of women womenteachers womenteaccr womenteachers teachers teaccr in II our ciiools C110l in feminizing Cemlnizg the thedisposition thodiposU thedisposition disposition diposU n and ad onaracter of tho boys boysunder boysunder boysunder under their teir charge cage is i the more pertinent pertinentnow pertient pertientnow now because becuse of the Increasing Increaig activity activityof actvit actvitoC of the movement in behalf bhalf of woman womansuffrage womansuffrage suffrage sutrngo both in this thi country ooutr and td in Eng England England England land If I women teachers tacher have that in influence 11 influonoe fluence fuenc over boys boy how would it bo b with withtho wih wihthe withthe the State Stte if its It politics poltc was wa to fall fal under underfeminine underCemilno underfeminine feminine Cemilno control as it might be b with withwoman withwomn withwoman woman womn suffrage suffrageAlready sufrage sufrageAlray suffrageAlready Already Alray there has hn been bn manifested manifestedduring mlnCete manifestedduring during durg the te last lat generation generaton a refinement refinementof rfnement rfnementof of sensibility senlblt in civilization cvizaton which whc dis distinguishes distinguishes diiitinguishes tinguishes it from past pat periods prios Since SinceHEXKY Sinc SinceHENItY HEXKY HE RY BEHOII BEon organized orgaize a movement movementand movementad movementand and ad a society socety for the protection of brute bruteanimals brto brtoanimal bruteanimals animals animal against aganst cruelty crel of treatment his hishumane hishuae hishumane humane huae impulse Impule has ha affected aected civilized civilizedsentiment cvize civilizedsentiment sentiment sentment very generally general Societies Societe with witha withn like have been organized organizedin a n lke purpose puroe bn orgtlze in many mny different duernt parts pat of the world and anda ad adI a I new variety vriety of periodicals prioicas has hn been beenestablished bn bnestablshe beenestablished established establshe for the furtherance Curherac of their theirefforts theireforts theirefforts efforts eforts In our own and hi i foreign coun countries countrl countries tries trl women more mor especially epcial are a ren rendering rn rndering rendering dering assistance Wstno to the movement They Theyhave Tey Teyhave Theyhave have constituted cnsttuted themselves themeh0 volunteer volunteerdetectives volunteerdetectves volunteerdetectives detectives detectves and inspectors inspctor to discover discoverand discver discverand discoverand and report reprt instances intc of cruelty cruely to ani animals animals animals mals to horses hore more particularly pariculaly but butalso butalo butalso also alo to dogs dog cats cnt domestic dometc fowls Cowl and andwild andwid andwild wild wid birds birdsMeantime birdsMeantime birs birsMentme Meantime Mentme a society socety for the prevention preventionof preventon preventonoC of cruelty crely to children cldrn has ha been bn estab established etb estabhiahed lished lshl in New 2ew York and ad under underthe the direc direction dirc directiorl tion ton of Mr GERRY it is II pursuing pUluing some somewhat some somewhat what despotic depotc Vnethods methes of interference interferencewith Interferenc interferencewitlidoinestic with witlidoinestic domestic domestc discipline disciplne A consequence consequenceof consequenc of this interference Int rCerenc we are ar told is ex exhibited exhbited oxhibited hibited somewhat comically comicaly in a new newmethod newmetho newmethod method metho adopted adopte by certain crtan artful arCul young youngsters youngsten youngstern stern sten to escape Ccap from richly richld0ered richld0eredparental deserved deservedparental deservedparental parental whippings whpplng If J they the arc ar spanked spankedby spnked spnkedb by b their tlermothel theirmothers mothers or otherwise orothorse whipped whipp by bythem bythem bythem them they the rush rh to Mr GERRYS society societyor socety socetyor or an a agent of it complain cmplain tearfully tearCul that thatthey thatthe thatthey they the are ar the victims victm of maternal cruelty crueltyand crueltyad crueltyand and ad secure secur the arrest nrt of the disciplining discipliningmothers disciplning disciplningmOlher discipliningmothers mothers mOlher with wih the natural result rsult that thatmany thatmn thatmany many mn parents parnts in the crowded crowde districts districtsare distrcts distrctsare are afraid to whip their children Feminine influence infuenc too is responsible responsiblefor rsponiblo rsponibloror for tho agitation agitaton against agant the te vivisection vivisectionfrom viviecton viviectonflom vivisectionfrom from which medical meicl science scenc has ha gained gainedso so much mucl enlightenment enlghtnment The papers papersand papr papersand and ad magazines magaines which make a specialty specialtyof spcialt spcialtof of the prevention prventon of cruelty crelty to animals animalsare nimals nimalsar are ar usually Uual violent also no in their teir assaults assaultson asuts asutson on vivisection ivI8ecton and ad are indefatigable indefatgable in instimulating instmulatn instimulating stimulating stmulatn movements movement to bring about aboutits aboutits aboutits its prohibition prohibiton by statutory law lawA lawman lawA A main man argument against woman woma suf suffrage suffrage suffrage frage is that participation partcpaton in the gov government goverment goyernment ernment erment of the State Stte carries crrie with wit it the thoobligation to tooblgaton theobligation obligation oblgaton to defend dcend the State Statethat that is isto isto isto to bear bar arms ar in its is defence defenc when it shall shallbo shal shallbo bo attacked by enemies cnemlc Accordingly Accordinglyall Accoringly Accoringlyal I all al men of military mity ago are ar liable lablo to t bo bocalled b becalled called c le out to perform prCor that tat duty Of Ofcourse OCCOUle Ofcourse course COUle women wome cannot be soldiers soldier They Theycannot TheyCWnot Theycannot cannot CWnot defend tho State physically pJlyslcly on onthe onthe the battlefield battefeld At this tis period prio however howevera a I feminine contingent contngent has ha been ben added addedto adde to armies armie whose whoe function functon however is the thevery theory very 0 ory reverse rvere of that of the men fighters fightersIt fghtr It goes go out for mercy and nd not for de destruction destrcton dostruction struction strcton The To Red Re Cross Society Socot with withits wih wiht withits its t many mn women nurses nure among whom whomare whomar whomare are ar enlisted enlsted many ladies laie of refinement refinementand refement refementad and social consequence is ad conequenc now active activein in the tle war wn between btween Japan Japa and ad Russia RussiaIt RusIa RusIaIt It be said have may ma b to brought brught about on onincongruous n anincongruous incongruous Incngruous mixture Cruel destruc destruction detrc detrcton destruction tion ton of course cure is the first frt purpose purpoe of ofwar orwar ofwar war The whole science scienc of modern civ civilization civihization cv cvizton ilization izton has ha lent its It supreme suprme efforts efort to tomultiplying tomuliplyng tomultiplying multiplying muliplyng the terrors terrr of war by tho thoinvention thoimcnton theinvention invention imcnton of more mor and more mor terrible terribleengines terribloengine trribloengines engines engine and ad the discovery of more moreefficient mor moreefficient efficient efcent agents agent of slaughter slaughtr yet et accom accompanying accm accmpaylng accompanying panying paylng these thee there ther go to the fields felds of ofwar oCar ofwar war ar troops trp of gentle gente women whose office officeis ofc officeis is to ameliorate aelort the to suffering 8uferng caused cauRe by bythem b bthem bythem them On tho one side every er masculine masculineeffort maculne maculneefort masculineeffort effort efort is made mae to tdelr destroy but over against againstit againt againti it i feminine tenderness tenderess is used to bind up uptho UI UIthe p pthe the wounds indicted infcte and nd carry cart ar mercy merc to totho totho tothe tho tortured tortur Two diametrically dlaetrcl oppos opposing oppoainp opposing ing inp forces COI are now on tho battlefield battlefieldtho batlefeld batlefeldtle the tle one masculine ma8culnc the other othel feminine feminineWhen fcmlnineWhen feminineWhen When therefore therCore the Mosely Mooly Educe Education Euo Educetion tion ton Commission Cmmlton talks 1kl about Rbut a fomlnlza fomlnlzation feminiz fominizatlon tion ton of the race resulting lulng from frm tho great greatpreponderance geat geatprpndcrnc greatpreponderance preponderance prpndcrnc Awomen I women teachers tachcr In our ourI ourM M J I schools shool It ittouchos touches only one of the femi feminine fcnhlnine nine nin influences infuence now at work ork throughout throughoutcivilization throughoutcvizton throughoutcivilization civilization cvizton and not alone in this coun country cun cuntr country try tr Tho 10 tone of contemporary contmprry public publicsentiment publo publo8entmentln publlosentimontin sentiment 8entmentln in general generl may bo called cale femi feminine Cemlnlnc feminine nine not less 118 reasonably reaonably Sensibility Sensibilityonce SenlbUt SenlbUtonce once regarded ns lS peculiarly pecullrly an attribute attributeof atrlbuto atrlbutoor of feminine weakness weaknes and as an evidence evidenceof of effeminacy efeminacy when exhibited exhibie in men menhits menhis menhits hits his become in the civilization cvlzton of this thisperiod thisperiod period a masculine masculne no less than a femi feminine Cemlnine feminine nine property Recoil Recoi from the sight of ofsuffering oCKllerinp ofsuffering suffering Kllerinp of nny kind and even from the thoimagination theImCginntion theinvigination imagination ImCginntion of possible p08blo and anc inevitable inevitablemisery inevitble inevitblemiser inevitablemisery misery miser is looked on as lS a distinguishing distinguishingmark distnguihing distnguihingmark mark of refinement The feeling stimu stimulates stimuhates refnement Ceolng stmu stmulato hates lato all al contemporary contemporry philanthropy philanthropyo phlanthr py pyWo Wo o know men once distinguished ditngishe as assportsmen assporinnmen sportsmen sportlmen who now shudder at the thethought thethought thethought thought of inflicting Intctng pain pin on any Wy living livingthing lving lvingthing livingthing thing They would as a soon son think of offinding orfndig offinding fndig finding enjoyment by participating pariciptng in intho intho inthe tho slaughter slughtr of the butchers blthera shambles shamblesas as a in going out with a gun gn to t kill ki or maim malmtha mai maimthe the tiniest tniet bird birdIf bir birdIf If J then tenderness tendcres of sensibility senslb1ty is isfeminine Isfeminine feminine rather than masculine maculne is not notall notal notall all al civilization cvizaton becoming bomig feminized feminizedThe Cemlnlze CemlnlzeTII feminizedThe The TII Cause of the Disaster on the theMissouri theJllsourl theMissouri Missouri MissouriIt Jllsourl JllsourlIt It is il possible that tho cause of the ex explosion explosion oxplosion plosion on the battleship batehip Missouri ltsouri will willnever w1 willnever never bo b known but to the tle disinterested disinterestedoutsider disinterestedoutsider outsider it looks very much as 1 if neglect neglectto neglct neglctto to wash out the chamber of the gun after aftereach aCtereach aftereach each discharge dicharge was the prime prme factor factorTho factr factrTho factorThe Tho omission omiion of the washing was un unquestionably unquetonably Unquestionably questionably duo to anxiety to make makespeed makespeed quetonably anxety mae maespe speed spe in loading loaing This is not tho first firsttime frst frsttme firsttime time tme that tht an accident accdent of this kind kid has hasoccurred hasoccurre hasoccurred occurred occurre on an American Amercn ship fhip and the thelesson theleson tImelesson lesson leson of ten years ear or more ago should shouldnow sholld sholldnow shouldnow now bo recalled recalledIn recled recledIn In 1802 a cartridge cnrrdgo prematurely prmaturely ex exploded explole cxploded ploded plole in tho breech breeh of a 0inch gun gunon gunon gunon on board bard the Philadelphia Phiadelphia and that tht ex explosion exploson cxplosion plosion was attributed atribute to a burning burningfragment buring buringfrgment burningfragment fragment frgment of the canvas ClnVRS covering coverng of the theprevious thepreious theprevious previous cartridge crridge This Thi ember embr would wouldhave wouldhae wouldhave have been extinguished extnguishe if time the regulations regulationsof of the gunnery drill dri book of that time timehod tme tmebd timehad had bd been literally Itemly carried cried out These Theseregulations Thee Theereguiatons Theseregulations regulations tho sponging spongingof reguiatons prescribed precribe spnging spngingof of the bore of the gun gn after ater each ech shot shotBut shotBut shotBut But as the armaments anament were wer new Capt CaptSICARD CaptSIcAED I SICARD then chief of tho Bureau of ofOrdnance oCOrnnce ofOrdnanco to Ordnance Ornnce made mne the drill drl tactics tcle pro provisional pro proviional provisional visional viional and invited Invite suggestions Kggeton from fromofficers Cromofcer fromofficers ofcer officers as the te results reult of their experience experiencewith with the weapons weaponsConsequently weapon weaponsConsequently Consequently Consequenty the practice prctce on ships shipsdiffered shp shipsdiffered differed difere and ard it was the custom cutom on the thePliiladelj thePl thePhiladoljhIa Pl PhiladoljhIa Pliiladelj lelha hla to sponge the gun gn only onlyafter onlyaftr onlyafter after aftr several severi shots shot The he accident led ledto le ledto to the issue Iaue of a department deprment order that thatthe thntth thattime the th provisions provloDs of the gunnery drill dr1 book bookshould bk bk8hould bookshould should be b rigidly rigid I enforced enorce It I looks loks very verymuch verymuch ery erymuch much as a am if the explosion on the Missouri Missourihad Miouri Miourihad Missourihind had been caused cused in precisely prelel the same samemanner 8me 8memnner samemanner manner mnner as that on the Philadelphia Philadelphiatwelve PWladelphatwelve Philadelphiatwelve twelve years 01 ago The 10 huge chambers chambersof chamber of the 12inch guns gn cannot be b sponged spongedout spnge out as expeditiously expeitously as those tboe of 0inch 0inchguns OInchgun 6inchguns guns gun The gunnery gnnery drill dri book of 1893 1893printed 189 1893printed printed prnte at a I time te when there were very veryfew veryfew ery eryfew few big turret turet guns gn in the navy nvy con contained contie contabted tained tie a long and detailed detie routine rutne for forthe forthe forthe the cleaning cle nig of a big chamber after aftr a ashot ashot ashot shot It I comprised comprise a washing wlhng out with witha withI a I hose and a thorough sponging spongingEven 8pnglng 8pnglngEven spongingEven Even at that time when speed records recordswere recordswere spee rcrs rcrswer were wer not thought of practice prctc did not notalways notalwajs notalways always closely coely follow folow the tactics tactc On Onsome Onsomo Onsome some ships it was wa thought sufficient sufficientto sufcent sufcentt to t heave a bucket of water watr into int the thobreech to tobreedl thebreech breech or at any an rate rat to turn tur the hose hoseon hoo hooon hoseon on it for a moment The sponging spnging was wasdone wa wasdone done occasionally ocalonny If I 12inch guns gn are areto areto areto be fired in seconds secondsas to fred once onc thirtyeight eecnds eecndsa as a they have been ben of late they cannot cnot be besponged b besponged sponged spnge after every ever shot Furthermore Furthermorethere Furherore Furherorether Furthermorethere there ther must always aways be a charge on the thelift te te1ft thelift lift 1ft behind bhind the gun gW and the te breech brech must mustbe mUt mUtb mustbe be b opened opne instantly instntr after ater the firing fring and andthe nd ndthe andthe the new charge rushed rhe in Still Stl further furtherthere furher furherthere furtherthere there must be b another aother charge ready ray in inthe inthe 1 1the the handling handlng room outside the magazine magazineto magaino magainoto to hoist to the rear of the gun Now if there happens to be a burning burningfragment fragment hi i the chamber chaber of the gun gunthe gunthe gunthe the chances chaces are very many may that It will willignite wi wiUignite ignite the new cartridge and that there therewill therewi therewill will wi be a premature explosion just jut as asthere asthere there was wa on the Philadelphia Phiadelphia in 1882 1882The 189 189The 1892The The result in a turret would be a l dis disaster dl disaster aster precisely preciely like lke that which occurred occurredon oeured oeuredon on the Missouri It seems likely lkel there therefore thereforo therefore fore that the speed sped of firing fring great guns gunsmust gunsmust must mut bo reduced by the tle time tme needed to tosponge t tosponge tho chamber after each sponge aCtr discharge dischargeAt dischg At any ay rate sponging thoroughly means meanssafety mens menssaetyand meanssafety safety saetyand and confidence condenc for forthe the te crew crewThe cew crewThe I I1Ie The 1Ie Persecution Perecuton of Wilson Uson Jones JonesSenator JoneSenator JoneiSenator Senator MONET lOlEY of Mississippi has ha laid laidbefore lad ladbefore laidbefore before his colleagues an interesting coleag0 Interstng pe peI petion petitian I titian tion over the mark of WILSON JONES JONESa a nativeborn natveborn fullblood fulbloo Creek Crk pray praying praying praying ing for on a investigation investgaton by Congress Cng6 of ofthe ofthe ofthe the allotment alotment of tho lands in the Indian IndianTerritory IndianTerritory IndianTerritory Territory by the Dawes Dawe Commission Commissionwhich Cmiion Cmiionwhich Commissionwhich which according to t JONES was a carried carriedon carie on in n a most unjust unjut and inequitable inequitableway Inequtle Inequtleway way The Tle petitioner pettoner alleges alege that op opponents op opponents ponents pnent of allotment alotment among the Indians Indianswere Indian Indianswere I were persecuted prBcut by the commission commissionTo commiion To prove this charge he recites rcits that he headdressed headdreed headdressed addressed addreed a convention conventon of 300 30 or 400 400Indians 400Indians 0 Indians IndIa called caled to t consider conider the proper properpeaceful prpr prprpacfu properpeaceful peaceful pacfu course couro to t pursue purue to t defeat deCet the thoultimate theultimate theultimate ultimate aim of trusts trst and speculators speculatorsthat spculatr that is the allotment alotment of tim Indian Indianlands IndianlandA Indianlands lands JONES declares that the meeting meetingwas motng motnga was a an orderly or derl one and ad that his speech speechurged spch spchurged speechurged urged a strict observance of peace peaceand pne pneanti peaceanL and good goo order sentiments sentment that met metwith metwih metwith wih with the hearty approval of the meet meeting meeting meeting ing ingAccording According to the petitioner ptioQer a marshal marshalcame mahal mahalcamo marshmalcame came to his house on a a Sunday night nightsoon nght nghtsoon nightsoon soon after artr this meeting metng and told him that thatMarshal tat tatMarshl thatMarshal Marshal Marshl BENNETT BBNE and nd Agent SCHOEN SCHOENFEtr SClIEl SCIIOENraiir FEtr FEt desired his presence presnce at Henrietta HenriettaJONES Henriett HenriettaJoNas JONES did not want wat to t go his hi sister sistr was wassick wassick a sick and he wished wlBhe to t stay sty at home and andnurse andnur andnurse nurse nur her but he accompanied accompned the te mar marshal ma marshal shal sha and on arriving alvng at Henrietta Henrett found foundthat foundthat foundthat that ho was wa under arrest aret Ho says SI8 that thathe thathe thathe he was wa kept a week at Henrietta and andthen ad adthen andthen then taken to Muscogee Muscog and ad locked loke up in jail jli without wihout a preliminary prelmnar hearing heang Tho petition petton says saysWhile 811 saysnnile M While Whlp lie ie was as there he employed lawyers lawnr who whotold whobid ho holold told him that It 1 was a a not nolfor for anything aYlbla be had done donethnl doneUIII donethat that UIII he hea was arrested arr ld and that he had hd been ba a straight straightman atnh man but It 1 was wa on 01 account accunl of his hs own OW people pple 1 so soroji o oroM roM Ti ran C get ei out of II fair faI eaand and they tbpl would wld make makea m e ea a a way a for him hm to t set out tthe t It be e would wd agree ace to toII kow kowttiry ow owhwy hwy II Died things lnls If I you OU plead getup you ou u will willget wl wltet willt get t out of thl ths taw ean M a he plead guilty rullT and thy tbe let him and torn Ime others oilen out and they theywcuI went wet home He Hego Uerot 110got go rot out of th the flrst lrt Imprisonment Imprsnment on 01 March Marh 11901 11901and 2 111 111ud 901 901lad and wa WI Wl not 10t disturbed dlturhed until uil March Marh 1003 11 when whl he hewas hewu heWI was WI taken fn to Uuscogee uolee and ad Imprisoned Imprned again ua Its Itsand 1e 1eud 110snd and several sevra others other were wee taken lalel before tho Judge Judgeand ludreand ludgeand and through thrulb an Interpreter Inlerreler the Judge said ad You Youwere Youwere Youwere were Imprisoned Imprned lait year and that Imprisonment ImprisonmentIs Imptsnent Imptsnentla lmprloomntefltIsdecisred Is declared dfcaed null nul and void old but bUllbo the present Imprison Imprisonment ImprI ImprImet Imprianomeat meat met win wi be Investigated InvMlralfd Then Ten they Ihf were taken takento to the Jail al without wlbout any further lurber conversation convraton He Hethen 1e 1eIhfn liethen then employed the same lawyers again aran who said saidThere sid sidTere saidThere There Tere U nothing nlblr wrong that lht you oU have Iaye done so sowe 1 1we soWa we will wi prepare memorials memoral for rou to get Iet out but butbefore butbelore butbefore before they had time lme to prepare prepre memorials memol be was wastaken wulalen wastaken taken lalen off 01 to prison pron without any anydue due proccssof law lawA lawA lawA A null nul and nd void imprisonment impri onment is issomething I issomething something new in criminal crm 11aw law JONES JONESto Jo to show how undeserved undeere his null nul and andvoid td tdvoid andvoid void incarceration incacraton and ad the te second secondterm secnd secndtrm socondterm term trm in jail jai were gives gves this account of ofhimself ofhmselC ofhimself himself himselfYour hmselClour himselfYour Your lour memorialist memotalsl has ha always alwo been a quiet peace peiceable peaceable I Iahle able man never before charged with wih any Iny ny offence offenceagainst olenco olencoarall oflenceagais against arall the law Not only onl has ha be been loyal 10yaI In his hisobedience Ils Ilsobedlfnce Steobedience obedience to the law of the Creeks but to the Gov Government Govfrmenl Gayernment ernment frmenl of the United Vnled States Slate In tho late war lr of ofthe otIhe ofthe the rebellion rebellon though a boy by below the age of enlist enlistment enllt enlltmenl ea1Ltmeat meat he went alone aonr with the Union array any with withfour wlh wlhfour withfour four of his uncles ulces who were enlisted enlsled and ad for three threelong Ihreelonr threelong long years ear contributed eonlrbutcd such aid to the army Drmy as a he hewas bowa hewas was wa able while vhlo the present socalled AUed chief of the theCreek theCek theCreek Creek Cek nation naton bore a commission eommlslon In the rebel rbt army armyThis armyTbls armyTbti This record and his subsequent aubequent obedience obedienc to t law 11 11lmply Is Isamply EsamplVauftkient amply lmply amplVauftkient sufficient sumrent to t rebut rbul any a M and Ind all ni charges charre against againsthim oralnslbm agatnathim him bm for disloyalty dlsloraJy to the laws of either the nation nationor naton natonor or the United Unied Slates SlatesThe SlaleThe StatesThe The complaint cmplaint made by b JONES is di directed dircte dirooted I rooted rcte against this present prent socalled socalledchief aocale socalledchief chief of the Creek Crek Nation NatonPLABANT NatonPLABANTPORTEnII NationPxASANT NationPxASANTPonrunas PLEASANT PLEASANTPORTER PORTER PORTEnII Ponrunas as well wel as a against the Dawes DawesCommission Dawel DawesCommission Commission Cmmsslon JoyES JO EB declares deca that Pon PORTER PonTER PonTEn TER who favors fayon allotment Ilotment and lnd works workswith workl worklwih workswith with wih the te commission is not administer administering amiister amiistering ing his office ofc to the best bst interests Interet of the thetribe tle tletrib thetribe tribe PORTER is also aso accused of caus causing causIn causlag trib accue lag In JONES to be b posted potd as a a rebellious rebelliousbad rbelous rbelousbad rebelliousbad bad Indian Indn As JONES signs sigs his petition petitionwith rtton rttonwith petitionwith with a 1 mark it would bo b unfair Wfar to hold holdhim holdhim holdhim him responsible rponsiblo for tho rhetorical rhetorca flight flightof fKht fKhtoCsuc flightofsuch of oCsuc ofsuch such passages pasaes as a asthis this in the memorial memorialHere memora Here were wer the graves Irave of their ther Illustrious lulrou chiefs chiefsthe cblefstbe chiefsthe the homes of their childhood chldbod around arund which clus clustered cu ciuserrS errS most m0t sacred acrd memories memoreo and to 1 have surren surrendered suren surendrd urrendered dered sueS 8M endearments without wlhoUI complaint cmplaint would wouldbave wonldhaye wouldhave have been bee unexpected unepecled and unnatural even when whenrequired wbenrUr whenrequired required rUr to 1 do so by the Government Ooverment upon terms termsof lerl termsof of perfect perect Justice Ulce uatice and ad equity equityThe eul eulTe equityThe The Te Indian Idln boy went along with wit tho thoUnion thoUnon theUnion Union Unon army the scrivener probably probablychucked probablycuce probablyathuaked chucked cuce a little ltte fine fne writing into the thopetition theptton thepetition petition ptton It is unfortunate uCortunate that this tis was wasdone wa wasdone done for it obscures obsour the story stry JONES JONEStries JONEStre JONEStries tries tre to tell tel Whether ho is a wronged wrongedman wronge with complaint is not possi possible possible man ma a just cmplant JOsi JOsible ble to t determine from the petition ptton The Thomemorial Thememoria Thememorial memorial memoria however calls call attention attenton again againto aain aainto to the discredit dIscrdit into which whic the Dawes DawesCommission Dnwe DawesCommission Commission Commision has ha fallen falen JONES may be bean bea bean an a abused victim of persecution or a ntool atol atool abue victm precuton tool tol of political pltc schemers clemer but the Dawes DawesCommission DawosCmsson DawesCommission abolished Commission Cmsson is a failure Cnur and ad should be beabolished b beabolished The Dominions DOlnnlons Increasing Business BusinessCanadas Busines BusinesCanaas BusineseCanadas Canadas Canaas trade returns rturn for nine months monthsof monts montsoC of the current fiscal fsca year show an a increase increaseof Increae Increaeof of nearly nearl 11500 15000000 in the total totl of exports exportsand exportsand exportsand and imports imprts This Thi indicates that our ournorthern ournorhern ournorthern northern norhern neighbor and ad friend is main maintaining mmntnlng maintaming taming tnlng the pace shown during the lost lostten lastten at atten ten years yearsThe yea yearsThe The Te increase Increa in imports for consump consumption conBumrtlon consumption tion for this thi period prod compared compned with the thecorresponding thecorepnding timecorresponding corresponding corepnding period prio a year ago ao is isabout isabout isabout about 20000000 OOO The domestic dometo exports exportsshow exportsshow exportsshow show a decline declne of 173500 7350000 This un unfortunate unfortunate Unfortunate fortunate feature is undoubtedly undoubted due dueto dueto dueto to the winter suspension euspnon of traffic trafc The Thepast TheJlt Timepast past Jlt season seaon has ha been unusually unUualy severe severeand sovcroad severeand and ad the country has 1n experienced exprienced a verita veritable veritabie yentahis his snow blockade Exports from frOn the theforest theforest theforest forest declined declned 1200 2000000 Exports Export of ofanimals oCanimal ofanimals animals animal and ad their produce prouce fell Cel off of nearly nealy 4000000 400 and agricultural agrcultural products prouctehow prouctehowa show showa a decline declne of about 2000000 2000000The 2000000The OO The disappearance dlRpplance of ice from the theCanadian theCanain tlmeCanadian Canadian Canain rivers rher and nd snow from the Cana Canadian Canadian Canedian dian railways raiwas is I pretty pret sure to be fol followed followed followed lowed by bj a notable notlble increase Increao in export exportBliipments exportshipment exportshipments shipments shipment Canada will w1 probably close closeher closoher cose coseher her fiscal fcal year cn with a gratifying grat lng increase increasein Increno Increnoin in her aggregate foreign commerce if ifnot ICnot ifnot not with a tradobalanco in her favor Ca vor Where her a Large Family Famiy I Is a Disad Disadvantage DlsRdvantage fliativantage vantage vantageMrs vantageMrs Mrs 11 LTDIA LYDI KIKQSMILL J SGSMUL COMMANDER CO UANDE in ina inn ina a discussion dlacUon of the race rce suicide ques question que question tion ton in the Independent calls is attention attentionto atention atentionto to a cause ClUO which is L operating operting against againsttho aginst aginsttho againstthe tho large family familyIt Cami It is i the unwillingness unwiinges of landlords Indlord in inNew inNew inew New ew York for example to rent oxaple t rnt apart apartments apartment apartlfleflts ments ment or flats fats to tenants tnat who have large largefamilies largefaUc largefamilies families faUc After Ater many may investigations Ivetgatons into intothe intothe intothe the subject she sle finds fds that as a a 1 rule ruleNew rle rleNew ruleNew New York landlords Indlors have decided decde prej prejudices prj prjudf0 prejudices udices udf0 against agast children cidrn She tells tell of ofsix oCsix ofsix six real rl estate ett agents aent controlling controlng the therenting thorntig therenting rntig renting of apartment houses houe in the upper upperwest uppr upprwest upperwest west side of the town tow who practically practicallyrefused pracicly praciclyrCued practicallyrefused refused rCued to take te more mor than ta two children childrenand cidrn cidrnand childrenand and plainly planly indicated indicted that tlnt even they theywore theywer theywore wore wer not desired desiredAs deir desiredAs As a consequence cnquenc in a house on the thoBoulevard theBoulevar thtoBoulevard Boulevard Boulevar containing cntning sixty families CamUe oc occupying 00opying ocespying espying opying apartments aparmet renting rntng from MOO 14 400 to t 800 there were only five children In ter wer clidrn an another a another other where wher the te rents rnt were wer higher there therewere therewere therewere were only six children chidren in forty Cory families familiesIn Camle In still stU another there was only one child childamong chid chidamong childamong thirtyfive families Altogether Altogethershe among thiryfve famie Alogetber Alogetber8ho she visited houses housesand housesand viited twentytwo twentto apartment apartent hOUC and found that in the 485 families fam1c occupy occupying occupylag I Iing ing them there tlero were just jut 54 children chld ron or oronly oronly oronly only one child chid to t every over nine families familiesThese famie familiesThese i These houses where hcro the Thee were hOUci tenants tenantswere wnant tenantswere were people pople who must have had ld incomes incomesranging Income incomesranging ranging rnging from 2000 20 to t 0000 o a year But Butshe Butshe Butshe she found the same 8mo state stte of things thing in tho tholess theless less 10 expensive oxpnlve flathouses fathouse For example examplethe exmplo exmplothe the janitor janitr of ono with wih fifteen ffeen fiats fats rent renting renting rentIng ing from 11 10 to 18 a I month proudly proudlyassured prudly prudlyBBUrO proudlyasatired assured BBUrO me there was not a child chid In the thehouse thehOII thehouse house houseWhy hOII houseWhy Why landlords lndlords of costly cosU flat fat and apart apartment apr apartment ment houses hoUe object to children chidren is s obvious obviousenough obioulenough obviousenough enough and from their point point of view viewthe viewthe viewthe the objection objeton is I not unreasonable unre60 able The Thewear Thewer Thewear wear wer and tear tor are ar greater groter when there thereare thereare thereare are many mny children chidren A childless chidle couple couplealways couplealw couplealways alw always has h the preference prCerence other things thingsbeing tllnl thingsbeing being bnp equal eual Tho first fnt question qucton usually usuallyasked usualy usualyaked usuallyasked I I asked aked an applicant family Cnmly is as to the thenumber thenlmber thenumber number nlmber of its children chidren A Amon man whoso whoo brood br is large has hs difficulty dlfcu in hiring hlrnp a desirable dorble home in n New York YorkThe YorkThe YorkThe The circumstance crumstnc that landlords lnrlorda lancllonlshzuto lancllonlshzutoadoptod have haveadopted h 0 0adopted adopted such a rule rle of exclusion cxcuson is proof proofthat prooftht proofthat that tht the number numbr of families ramle with tow fewor towor towor or no ro children chidren U i now great grat enough to tofurnish t tofurnish furnish them with wth a wifflcU sufficient nt nt supply of ofthe oCIhe ofthe the sort sor of tenants they tle prefer If I fam i lice ma were not generally generaly small sml landlords landlordswould ldlors ldlorswoud landlordswould would woud not bo b able to t enforce enfor the te rule rulewithout rle rlewitout rulewithout without witout losing loig tho rent of their apart apartments apr apartmeats meats ment and flats flatsMrs fat fiatsMrs Mrs Mr COMMANDER has touched touche on a ftmatter amatter amatter matter of very er serious social socil Importance ImportanceWhy importnce importnceWhy importanceWhy Why does do Comptroller Cmptroler ClnoUT want to toconsign toordgn toconsign consign ordgn Commissioner Cmmlaloner MoAnoo MoADO to tho thoFarthest thoFlrth0 theFarthest Farthest Flrth0 North It Is not difficult dlfot to con construct cn cnstrot construct struct strot an hypothesis hypth01 as 1 to his reasons reon for forwishing forwlBhing forwishing wishing Mr JEBOMK at It the th North Norh Polo Poloduring Poledurng Poloduring during durng the next four or five 1e months month but butwhy butby butwhy why by McAnoo MoADO likewise likewiseOf lkewise lkewiseOf Of the twentysix twentysi members member of Mr ALFRED ALFREDMOSKLTS ALED ALEDMOSELYS AirnznMOBELTS MOSKLTS Educational Eucatonal Commission Cmllon which whichvisited whichvllte whichvisited visited vllte this thi country countr last t year re who ho have havecontributed havecontribute havecontributed contributed contribute papers papor to the to report rport of that thatbody thatboy thatbody body boy Mr A W BLACK occupied ocople tho least leastamount leat leatamount leastamount amount of space in recording roring his hi observa observations oberv obeervations tions ton and experience experience two to printed prnt pages pagescontaining pagescontaining containing contnng all al that thot ho had to t soy sy Sum Summarized Summrze Sumrnarlzed marized mrze Mr BLACKS BLC two months month in Amer America Aer AerIca Americe ica produced pruoe those thCe Impressions Imprslon on his hismind hi hismind mind mindThat mnd That Tht public pUblo opinion opiIon Is I much more strongly In Infavor Inlavor inavor favor avor of education educalon than U 11 ls In England that the thescholars tbeIholA thescholars scholars IholA In II America Ametc take a keener Interest In their theirstudies Ibelroludles theirstudies studies than th Is I generally ceneraly apparent opprent In England Rnclad and andthat ad adthat andthat that the teaching tfacblr given In the elementary clemenlar schools schoolsproduces 5choohproduct schooliproduees produces product mental menia alertness aerneM and readiness readlnO of mind mindto mindto mindto to a greater rrlier extent elen than lh Is I secured scured In England EnglandMr Eclad EcladJr tnglandMr Mr Jr BLACK la I entitled entled to write rit J P Pafter Pater Pafter after ater hU hi name la I the Mayor of Nottingham Nottinghamand Nottngham Nottnghamand and chairman cbalrmn of the Nottingham Nottngham Education EducationCommittee Eucaton EducationCommittee Committee Comteo If I ho had ha no other qualifica qualifications quallc qualifications tions ton for export exper observation obennton his bl concise conciseness conci concisenoes ness nCs and brevity would make mke his contribu contribution contributon contributiori tion ton a valuable vauable one oneTHE oneTIlE oneTHE THE CLOTHIERS rniXClPLES rniXClPLESTo PRIlC1PLES PRIlC1PLESTo To Preserve Ireene the open Shop and Appren Apprentice Apprentied ppren pprent t tied System S ltel stctfl the Trades Object ObjectAt ObJlct ObJlctAt At tho annual convention conventon of the National NationalAbsoclatlon NationalAbsoclatton atonal atonalbHocaton Absoclatlon bHocaton of Clothiers held h ld In this city last lastweek lutweek lastweek week tho following Colollnl declaration decuraton of principles principleswau prIncples prIncpleswal was wal adopted ndopte for tho guidance luldlncc of the members membersIn member In operating operatn their shops shopsThe Ihop8 Ihop8The shopsThe The clothing cotblnr manufacturers mAulaturer of the Ib 0 United Un lied States Statesdesiring Slat StatesdesirIng desiring d lrnr to organize orrlnlze a labor bureau for the purpose purposeof purpse purpseot of Improving the conditions cndilon5 of manufacture manuflclure do dodeclare dodecae dodeclare declare decae the following foUow principles prInciple as a the basis bL and andaim udam sadaim aim am of their ter organization orlaltlon organicationI 1 The Te closed clod shop Is L an unAmerican unAmerea Institution InstitutionTbe InslulO institutionThe The To right rrhl of every oer man ma to 100eU sell his labor Ilbr as he see seet sees seesSt ees eesBt Bt t and Ad the freedom of every employer to hire such suohlabor suchlabor uoblabr labor labr araglven arllvenby by the lawsof lalnotlbe laws of the land lad and may malot malotbe not notbe notbe be affected by b affiliation amlalon or nonamilatlon nonAmUalon with 1lb any anyorganization ay ayorralzlon anyorganization orralzlon organization whatever whateveri 2 TIle Tlo limiting Inlllnl of apprentices apprenlcu In skilled okled trades tradesU tade U not only ony harmful hart to t Industrial Iduslrl development devlopment but butdeprives butdeprives i deprives deptyes the Intelligent Inlllcent American Amercan youth outb of a fair fairopportunity fairopportunity I Iopprtunly opportunity opprtunly for advancement IdYncemont and ald tends to reduce reducehim reducoblm reducehim him him to the level 10Ye of an a unskilled unskllfd laborer laborerS loborr S The arbitrary arhlrar restriction retrctIon of output OUlpulls Is economi economically eenoml eenomlcal economicatty catty cal wrong ronl and nd In murals morl dishonest A contract contractof eon tact tactof of employment CIIlolclt Is I a I sate Ie of the employees labor laborfor lbr lbrfor laborfor for the employers money Ooey and Intends InUnd an an honest honestdays bontdas honestclays days work on the one hand had and a full tUUd8S days pay payon PAYon payon on the tle oilier olicr otherl 4 l According ecordlnl to the spirit ptrt of our Institutions IMllulons the thelaws Ihelaws thetaw laws taw of the Ile land ld are Ae of general cenerl and ald equal eual applies application appUc appliestion tion and should Ihould be b enforced elforc d without wlbout regard rlar to toclass 10ell tociasj class ell or condition tndllon Mr Ir neck on the Merger Decision DecisionTo To THE TJ EDITOR OF Tnn Tnr Stv SuSSlr Sir Your Yourrecent Yourrecent Yourrecent recent editorial eJorlal tut to t my Philadelphia address addressInadvertently Idre IdreInadertenUy addressinadvertently Inadvertently misstated misstte my position positon I did didnot didnot didnot not suggest sUllet that Congress Gonlr ees was WI under an anoverpowering anovprpoerln anoverpowering overpowering compulsion cmpulsion and an obligation obllaton to toforbid toforbid toforbid forbid trust trut made mae articles artcles to bo transported transportedunions transprte transportedamong unions al0nl the States My 1 address udrM was WIS confined confinedexclusively confInedexclustety onlne exclusively to tho abstract question of eclusive Queston power powerunder per perunder powerunder under the Constitution Conlttuton over Interstate Interstte com commerce cm cmlerce cornmacrca merce lerce H I did not pretend prtend to t discuss dl5eus legisla legislative Ifgela Ifgelat iegtlatlv tive t tlv v remedies remeies If I It contained cnt alne any an sue suggestion SUiIPston suegestion gestion IPston It was wo that tho responsibility reponsibily of ofdeciding ofdeciding ofdectdtnr deciding deciding as 1 to railroad rairoad carriers arrfr whether whethera hethera a restraint of trade trlo was as reasonable relnable or un unreasonable nnrealn Unreasonable reasonable realn ble should not It be Imposed Impose upon upn an analready analrELd analready already alrELd overburdened olrbunene judiciary JudlclRr and this thissuggestion tis tisslie thisitigceitIon suggestion slie tlon was made mndf In view of llr Ir Juitlrs JuitlrsBrewers Jutf Juqticslirewers Brewers relprs concurring concurlnl opinion In the Northern NorthernSecurities Norhern NorhernStlrlteB NortbernSecurities Securities StlrlteB coco cocoThe catnIti 0 01h The 1h Iti question qll lon In essentially eMPnlal legislative legislativeand Iltlslltve Iltlslltveand and tile the merger merler case CR e has shifted Ihlr the decision decisionof of tho underlying economic onomio problem prblem from fromthe lrm lrmthf fromthe the thf courts ourt to t tho people ptple and their th lr repre representatives representntvts reproeentatives sentatives sentntvts where I believe bplfve it belongs belongsNEW belonpE belongsSaw NEW E YORK April Aprll U JAMES M 1 BKCK BKCKStrenioma Drcl BrogStrenCeas I I II IStnDaea Strenioma StreniomaTo To 0 TBI TRJ EDITOR EDlOI or Tn T rae SCN SUNSr SONSfr str Some Sme time lie ago agoyou arO agoyou you printed prlted an excellent definition dennlon of the word wordgraft wordrrall wordgraft graft graftWill rrallWil graftsim1 Will Wil you kindly Idly give me the deflultlon dednlon of that I ht much muchoverworked muc muchoverworked ofworked overworked word strenuous F 1 X M MJ Maw hiYaw J Yaw r aw r Year YOII April Apri 11 1 Derived DerlvBl from a Greek word meaning meanlnl strong strongImrd 8tron 8tronhard stronghard hard rough rOllh harsh strenuous otrfnUOU8 is 1 defined delnt by byWebster byWebstr byVcbster Webster Webstr and other oUI r authorities BlthorltM variously arlousl as assignifying IR IRsltllla assignifying signifying sltllla urgent urlent eagerly Nlerl pressing preslnl ardent ardentbold ardfnt ardfntbold ardentbotd bold strong active As etronl actTe pushing pUlhnl applied appliedto to speech speh It has come cme In recent times tmB to be beassociated beIsoda beassociated associated Isoda ted with wih something akin Illn to boastful boastfulnew bonstul bonstulnCa boastitilness new nCa or bUtanoy blatnoy In variation rlaton of the nlgnlfl nlgnlflcanco 8ltnll slgniftcanco canco attached to tho word by b Keats Kea 1 who whospeaks 1ho 1hosplke whospeaks of speaks splke oCUm Him Um whose strenuous Irenuou tongue tongueCan lonlueCn tongueCan Can Cn crush erb Joys 0 grape crpe against arn1 his hi palate paale flee flneBy dnoBy fleeDy By a a curious process of degeneration delen rnton to towhich towhich towhich which words are sometimes sometme subject subjet a gtren gtrentioux strenItou trea10U tioux 10U man has hn come to mean today not neces necessarily necessrl necessarlly sarily srl a strong man hut rather one who whostrains whostrains whostrains strains somewhat overeagerly oerelerly to appear appearstrong app appearstrong r rstronl strong stronl The Italians lalaO In New York YorkTo TorkTo YorkTo To THB T Th EoiTon FDITR or Tun Ta Sex SSlr SinfSfr Sir I call your yourattention youratenlol yourattentIon attention atenlol to an a article arlre In the last lat Official Omcla Bulletin Bulletinof ulell of oflbe the Italian Ualu Chamber of Commerce Cmmerce on 01 the Italian Italianpopulation Jtla Italianpopulation population ppulalon In the city elyad and Slate of New York Yer which whichIs Is the Introduction ItrduoloD to some statistical lallla and d social socialstudies Atlal Atlaltudle socialstudIes studies tudle on the subject subjectYou RubJectYou subjectYou You will U notice nolce that at the end ed of the te year rfa 1M3 1M3there 10 1003there there were 882773 zr75 Italians In the of wer MTS laa city ely New lew York Yorkand 1orl Yorkand and 4M185 4 I1 In the State of New York YorkIn Yor YorkIn In further frber numbers number the following lolomnt subjects subJect will willbe wi willbe be treated 1 Professions occupations ouPIIOo and ad Indus Industries Industreot Industrleiot tries treot trleiot of the Italians 1 11 al Italian lala participation parlcpalon In the po political p poItttcsl litical Itcal Ufa itfeot of the Ih theeounty county counl 2 Real Estate Elale owned owed by h hUoIA Italians UoIA S Gain and savings of the Italians HaA Imon money y deposited dfpsled In American America banks bank or sent nnllo to Italy ItalyThis lll lllTL ltaIIThIs This TL work Is compiled compled under unde the suspires auplc of the theItalian IbeHala theItalian Italian Hala Chamber of Commerce Cmmere and ad Is directed dircted by Car Dr Q Tostl Tosl acting alnc ConsulGeneral Coaulen of Italy Italyand lal Italyand and ad chairman cbara of the committee cmmUtee on statistics otatsle with withthe wlb wlbtbe withthe the cooperation cooperalon of Dr A Kerbaker KerbakerNKW KerbakerNaw NKW 1 YORK April Aprl is IS Dr A KKRBAKEB KKRBAKEBTennesiees Ilnun IlnunTenDenee ItgaaagysTennessees Tennesiees Joy and Pride PrideTo PrideTo To 0 TUB m KDITOR JDITR or THI TB Tzs SON SUNSIr sir There Tere are no noflat 10 10aat nofiat flat wheels wbcc1 In the construction eon51nlclon of Mr lr C H Freas Fie of ofPunxsutawney nfPunxut1e ofPunzstitawney Punxsutawney Punxut1e Pa He knows kow a good rod thing when whenhe wbfnhe Whenbe he sees ee It ItThe ItThe iiThe The words and thoughts Ibnurhl of the Hon John Joh Wesley eley Gaines Ganes like love are ar uplifting uplhlnc and an a Intoxication Intoxicationeighty Inlcaton InlcatonIrh intoxicationeIghty eighty Irh pounds punds of steam elelm with wlh the monkey mOlkey wrench wrenchonthe wcb wcbonthe wechon onthe on the blowoff blowol and the word picture of him himpainted blmpalfd himpainted painted palfd by b TUB TB SON SK Is I a utilization ulluton of the exhaust exhaustMr e1hauS exhaustMr Mr Frees Is The Hon Fru Ilvrolr tswrong y wrong John Wesley Welf WelfOanM Oalnes OanM will w continue contlnu to operate sans on whiskers whiskersSvmcsjf whiakereSVmltr blker Svmcsjf SrI N V April Apr116 IS i G n P I JB JBThe Js JsThe isThe The Newspaper Itlitorlans ItlitorlansTo nltorIAD To 0 TUB EDITOR EDITR or 01 O Tel Tn SUN SUNtr sir If I praise praf Is Ishelpful I Ishelpful helpful to 1 the gentleman lenlema who wrote role the article articleabout arlelo arleloaboul articleabout about tho diver dheln In TUB Tul SUN of Wednesday he should shouldreceive shouldreceive bouldrcehe receive rcehe lots Iot ol 011 It ItNeither itNeither Neither Victor Iclor Hugo nor any an English Cnrlb writer rler has hasno h ho ha haCo no o vividly 1dly and d clearly elearl described dCrbed any scene OClnfl and andtbey andIbe antithey they Ibe had I all el the time tme In I the world to write wrle their tbelrdescriptions theire their4escrlpttona descriptions e ctPton j S w wMANcntara WMAIcUT WNaiccaxayza MANcntara MAIcUT N H April Aprl is isTb I Ine ISTb Tb ne Host Iot Important Imptnt Roman Being BeingTo DeID DeIDT flsIgTo To T TH TUB EDITOR EnrTn or TUB TB SUK SUIlr SUWStr sirs What Wht human humanbeing bUm bUmbfll humanbeing being bfll alive today Is of the most mos Importance Imprce to the theworld tbl timitworld world word aid a d his fellows felowl I mean me whose whoo continued continuedexistence cnlnued continuedealatenco existence ul ltce means mNS most mol for humanity humanityMy humal My own 0 judgment Is I that the 11 Emperor Erperor WUllam WUllamfllli nlam nlamni tfltam tfltamftll ni ftll fllli the bill bi GrnuxN OIUIN GCfticASNrw AUKMCAK AUKMCAKNrw AUrltcU Nrw 11 Yon rona April prllf prllfTb IS ISTbe ICthe the Tb Kucape eape of the tb Old Mayflower MayflowerThe Ila710r Ila710rThc The Uiyflower lhtower had Ju just ut t landed at Plymouth Rock RockHo noel flock110w 110w Ho lucky cried cred the colonist onll that there Ihe Imt lal any a republic rppublo yet el or the President Pe3dtl would probe prha bly by take lak us for hl b his raobt raobtWith reobiWith ab ab11h With 11h a Ihinkfiil blnklll feeling Ifflnr for what wt they lb bad badtaped 1 badcapes taped ca d they the bo stepped tfppcd astpr alr I wnv IHI we WI w ABE mosT naBl HANDED BAXDEDAbout HANDEDAbut EAND1DAbout About Abut 84 per cent cnt of otherwise oth81 normal normalpersona normalpersons persona poron use the right rght hand In preference prCernc to totho tothe tho left lefi 0 per pr cent are ar either elthereft left banded hndexlor or ambidextrous abdetrul onethird onotlr of tho 0 per percent pr prcent percent cent ore or ambldoxtru ambidextrous Lofthandodness LofthandodnessIs Is practically prctoaly an abnormality abnormly and Id is often oftenaeaoclated oten otenlolte oftenassociated associated lolte with wih defective dofetve moral morl sense sele Of Ofa ora Ofa a hundred hundr criminals crmnals nineteen nlneton were wer loft lofthanded lelthande lofthanded handed hande these including assassins aIBln incen incendiaries Incn Incndiare Incendiaries diaries diare and ad burglars burglar Highwaymen Hghwarn how however however however ever presented prent the normal norml proportion proportionThe prprion prprionTo The To largest larget proportion prprion of lofthandednces lofthandednceswas lefthaden lefthadenwa 235 cent Accord AccordIng Accordlag was wa In Incendiaries Incendlae2S incendiarloe285 per Acon Ing to t these tC figures fgr 684 per cent cnt of the tholeft theleft theleft male inalsTho Inal maleThonormalnmnnotonlyie left handed hande are ar not to t be classed clse as 1 crim criminals crm crmInal orlinmale Tho Thonormalnmnnotonlyie normal norml man mn not only is right rght handed handedbut hlnde handedbut but he uses uae the right rght leg and tho right rght eye eyeIn eyeIn eyein In preference prference to the left leC The Te reverse rvere Is latrue Istre istrue true tre of the left lef handed band As the action octon of ofnerves ofnere ofnerves nerves nere going to and coming from rrm the core cerebrum cre crebrm corebrum brum brm is 1 crossed crOo righthandedness rghthandenes points plnt to topredominance topredominance predominance of the loft 1ft half of the brain brainbut brin brinbut brainbut but promnaoe it It has ha been ben shown that the te loft brain brainexceeds brin brinecs brainexceeds exceeds ecs the to right rght In weight weght only by about aboutoneeighth aboutonolghth aboutoneeighth oneeighth onolghth of an ounce ounce Why tho te left leftbrain leCtbrn leftbrain brain brn predominates promnat has hl not been ben catls catlsfaetorlly satisfaotonily atl faetorlly r otorly explained eplane by anatomists anatoms but It Ithas Itha ithas has ha been ben noted not that tat the brain bran is I more com complex complex cornplex plex on the left side In the right rght handed handedand honde luandedand and on tho right rght side In tho left handed handedTho hnde handedThe The To only onlypaBlble onlypoesible possible explanation exploaUo of the te greater greaterweight grter grterweight greaterweight weight of the left side of tho brain Is I In the thefact thefat thefact fact fat that the arteries aterie going to t tbe left side sideusually sldouuly sidetisualiy usually uuly are ar larger lrger than tan those tO on the right rightThere rght rghtTer rightThere There Ter are no observations oboraton in regard rgar to t the thecomparative thecompartvo thecomparative comparative compartvo sire siz of tho arteries artrlc on tho two twosides to toBde twosides sides Bde In left handed hande persons personsGenerally pron personaOeneraUy Generally It Itietnie Is I true tre that the te members member of ofthe ofthe ofthe the right rght side are stronger than the left leftparticularly lef leftparticularly particularly partoarr the arm ar but this th Is I not always alwaystho aways awaysthe alwaystho tho case Cle even in the right handed handealthough handealthoughthe although althoughtho the right rght hand Is more conveniently convenienty and andcosily andolly andeasIly cosily olly used use than the loft loC In many my feats Ceat of ofstrength orstrngh ofstrength strength the te left leC arm arm appears appars less 1e power powerful powerful powerful strngh ful than tha the right rght because there ther is I less lesscommand I Icommd lesscommand command commd over tho muscles musclesWhile mle musclesWhite While Whlo it ls I not not yet et possible pslbe to explain explainwhy explan explanwhy explainwhy why the e left side of the te brain has bo peculiar peculiarpsychic pcuiar pcuiarpyohlo peettliarpsychic psychic pyohlo functions functol not possessed 0else by the theright therght theright right rght side sde It Is nevertheless neorheI0 true tre that In Intellectual Inteletual intallectual tellectual teletual processes ple take their origin mainly mainlyand mnly mnlyand malimlyand and In some Instances InltnO entirely entrelyfrm entirelyfrom from the theleft theleCt tImeleft left half of the cerebrum cerbrm In man m sight sighthearing sightherng sighthearing hearing herng and speech speh are ar closely cOey connected connectedwith connete connectedwith with wit mental mnt operations opration at least let In so far faras faras I as 1 they give rise to or express exprs ideas ide The Thetwo Te Tetwo Thetwo two eyes eye gv are necessary neOry to perfect peret vision visionbut vllon vllonbut vIsionbut but tho psychic pychic visual viuai centre centr which re receives r rcvl nocelves ceives cvl Ideas Idea or meaning mening conveyed oonvye by ob objects obJet ohuecta jects Jet seen Is on tho left side except in time tlieleft tbaleft timeleft left handed hande The Te same sam may i bo b said sid of the thesense tle tlesene timesense sense sene of hearing berng the psychic Pyclo auditory cen centre contre tre tr being bIng on tbe left side except In the left lefthanded leCthanded lefthanded handed The Te location locton of the speech spch centra centrawas cenlr cenlrWi centrewas was Wi made mo In 1836 by Hare Ma Dax and a case caseof ce ceof easeof of aphasia loss 8 of the t e power to t express expretiHIdeas eproR eproRIde expressideas Ideas Ide in language lagage was wa minutely mnutely described describedby dClbc by Pourfour Pourour du Petit Pett In 1706 Agraphla Agrphi or orInability crInbity orinability Inability Inbity to t express eprs ideas Ide In written wrttn lan language ln lngage Iangtlage guage like aphasia Is due to Injury of the theleft timeleft gage lke aphlo I t Inur tle tlelef left lef side Qf the brain brn AU those thee conditions conditionsare conditon are a reversed rvere however In i the to left handed handedWhen lu handedWhen ndo When one ole eye ls I used ue as a means ma of forming forminga a judgment Jugment or opinion opinon It usually 1U81y Is I the theright tberigh timeright right righ eye for the right rght handed hae and ad the te loft lofteye Icl lefteye eye for the left leCt banded bandedCuriously hnde handedCuriously Curiously Curouly enough enoug it has b lately been bon ob observed 01 ohserved lened served that tat deaf de mutes mut may myhove have an aphasia aphasiathat aphon aphasiathat that prevents prevent the uee of the right rght hand hod In Inthe inthe inthe the sign language lagugo It I seems BOm Indeed Inde that thatmovements tt ttmOemcnts thatmovements movements more mor or lees les automatic automtio may maybe my myb maybe be b executed exeule by the muscles mucle of eltherelde eltherelderemembering eithersldrmmborng eithersideremembering remembering rmmborng always that muscles mucles of time tholeft tlO tlOleCtl timeheft left leCtl as well wel as a of the right rglt side may my be edu educated eu euoat edueated cated but in movements Dvemnl that involve Inolo men mental ntnted oat tat Dn Dntal tal operations oprton and ad attention atenton at It the te time tme they tbeyare theyar theyare are ar made mdo the te right side usually Uulyprom Uulyprominats predom predominates preommates mates inats inatsApart matesApart inatesApart Apart from the question queton of education eucaton of ofmuscles ofm ofmuscles muscles m cle it appears appear that the more mor auto automatic aut automnatio matic mUo acts ats are performed perorme Indifferently Ildiernty by byeither byeither byeither either the right rght or the to left side but move movements move movements ment ments more mOr closely connected cnncte with wih direct directmental dt dtment directmental mental ment operations opertion ore a made mde preferably prferbly by byright byright byright right muscles mueole in the right rgt handed hade and by byleft byleft byleft left muscles mucle in the left handed hde Still BUl while whilethis whle whlethis whilethis this may my satisfactorily stlfatory explain explan dextral deztmlpreemlnance dextr dextralpreeminence preeminence premnence it does doe not explain eplan the pre preeminence pr proeminence eminence of the left aide of tbe brain brainAUSTIN brin brinAUSTJN brainAUSTIN AUSTIN Fuwr Science and Burglar BurglarJrom Daelary DaelaryIromll flnrglaryIrom Jrom Iromll M the 11V ttmtnittrKtrlrv 1lllnltr ttmtnittrKtrlrvIt Rtnek It 1 appears appeas that Germans Germa of known knoV bad ba character characterare oharaclerae are ae allowed alowed to escape ffape on condition endilol of leaving the thecountry theluntr thecountry country luntr England Erlad Is 1 practically pralelr the only refuge refugeopen retre retreopn refugeopen to them flock here and d open opn so they among them themtbe IbemIb themthe the Ib expert German Gera burglar visit vblt us u In everIn everIncreasing eerlncrealn eyerhucreasIng creasing crealn numbers number It I Is said Bld that Germany Is the thecountry lie liecountf titeeounti country countf eounti of specialists opelat and ad the criminal crIn but Intelli Intelligent Inldl intelllgent gent Teuton makes a specialty apelal of his builness bulnO to towhich 10whlcb towhich which he applies apples tbe tie latest scientific slenlno methods The Theextent Theelcnt Theextent extent elcnt to which 1hlch the art ar of burglary burla has b been b fn de developed devIoped doTeloped veloped vIoped Is I evidenced eldtc by b the fact fac that Ingenious Ingenioushousebreiklng Iccalol ingenioushousebreaking housebreaking hou ebrelklnr tools tol are manufactured manutalured such suol as asportable asportable portable prable ladders portable porablo phosphorus pbosphor and d electric electriclamps eeclro eeclrolamps electriclamps lamps ratchet rtbet drills drl sheet Iron cutters euler adjustable adjustablejimmies aUtable aUtableJimmIes adjustablejimmIes jimmies pick plcl locks and various varous kinds kld ot skeleton skeletonkeys skletonkeys krletonkeys keys Some Sme of ollhese these are al of course oufleIUmnle legitimate and andnecessary ad adneceSt andnecessary necessary neceSt tools tool not necessarily necusarly nor mainly manl ijsed ised Ie for forfelonious forfeloniou forfelonious felonious feloniou purposes purposesAny pure pureAn purposesAny Any An given house once entered the scientist scientistGerman llenl scIentIficGerman o oGerman German can open opn the strongest Irnlesl cast Ct Iron Irn safe by bymeans b bme bymeans means me of an a oxyhydrogen ohrdrren blowpipe which pro produces lro lroduees produces duces a heat so 5 Intense In 1 as a to melt mel any metal melalacalnst melalacalnstwhcb against againstwhich agaInstwhich which whcb It II directed dlreted The To following toUomul plan pla Is tl ao aopractied alsopractised o opractised practised practied A recent rent chemical cbemlca discovery dLsyery had hl pro produced produced proiluced duced a preparation prepaalon known Ino as a thermite tberle If ifa a 1 per portion pr prlon pertion tion lon of Ibis Is placed plaed on the top of a safe a heat Is Isgenerated I Isgenerated generated so powerful p1erlul that the toughest turhet steel steelcannot aleelCAnot steelcannot cannot CAnot withstand wthlad It I and Id a hole Is i burned burne In any anydesired an andtard anydesIred desired dtard portion pnlon of the receptacle rceptcle Doubtless Doubleibe these theseare theseare are the men who are now crowding Into England EnglandID Elclad ElcladIn In such numbers number under the designation dullnalon of Of German Gfmanrkmen Germanworkmen man manworkmen workmen rkmen at the same time lme those who have been beenalready bee beealrea beenalready already alrea convicted In Germany Oeray on onen n adopt an a Eng English Er EnghaS I haS Isb name 10 as a to conceal cnceal their Identity Idnl as a far fa u upossible upssible aspessibt possible pssible Silent SUet Auction Auclol of China ChinaFrom CblnaFrom ChinaFrom From Ile fie Jahert Jnlo Tritium TritiumTo TrIbuneTo To 01 a stranger slrarer a Chinese ChinO auctlou Is I a most curious curiousspectacle curiousspte curiousspectacle spectacle spte The Te auctioneer auctoner leans over a slightly slightlyelevated slltly slltlyfleat slightlyelevated elevated fleat counter cunter and ad exhibits bbll his h wares He le says saysnothing sys10lhlnr sanssiothing nothing neither does the bidder who 10lhlnr doo merely meflT steps stepsforward stfpSforard stepsforward forward forard to the auctioneer aucloneer and an d runs rn his bl fingers nncer up uphis uphl uphis his hl sleeve aeee making mlnt pressure presuro on 01 the salesmans salesmansarm Womals Womalsarm arm thus Indicating Indcatnr how much he will vI pay py for the thearticle I theartIcle he hearlde article arlde Then Tfn another aolbor and ad another repeat rpMt the theaction Ibeaton theaction action aton until U11 the one dignifying ltnUrnc the highest hlrbot price pricereceives prce prcerecehu pricereceives receives the article artce without wi bout a word being exchanged exchangedon uehaccd uehaccdon on either side Only the auctioneer and the be flher sde Ony aueloneer ad sun 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vlicn i isendlnjrof II IIscndlng sendlnjrof sending oC nowsfrom IOI howe from from an army urlln In time fluid fluidsurrounded nIe us usstirroundnd surrounded aurroundo by b all al kinds of restrictions rl trltol v 11 umi umiable i iablo ablo Information InCormaton was often ofen conveyed COICr to tit titenemy Ihlenem etuenemy enemy enem by b the mere fact Clet that a 1 correspond1 correspond1was corrrspnd corrrspndwas correeponuicutwas was telegraphing telelrlphlnl from room some particular larteulnr spit spitWith i Io it itWith With Wih a lot of Irresponsible freelance wlrilc wlrilcnews sstrcienews lrllp lrllpneWB news deapHtchcru desPltchrl projecting roJIetlll their tlflr IIIPSSIIUH IIIPSSIIUHthrough 11511 iuosssu iuosssuthrough through throulh space beyond the control of priv privcensors Jr Jrcentr prescensors censors centr and stair slal officials and onllnlent Intent only on I on onecorlng Oi u uscoring scoring scring records recorl for their papers all Illhn limo com 1 olm 11 binations blnlUons of the ablest alle t tionrral Ii Ntml nitiy 10 be blown blownto blnwt binsisto to t the winds windsAs wlndAl windsAs As Al far back as 1801 18U tho Austrian War nr OlUcn OlUcnhod om ombo Omhad had bo decided dl ldl thit In the thl event Olt of war no news newspaper nl nosesPauer paper correspondent crrepndent would ould ho allowed nlolllll1Ir nlolllll1IrIny wulrr wulrrany Imtitlerany any Iny consideration consideraton to accompany ICCnI11all an 81 Austrian Austrianarmy Atistrisimarmmy u trIB trIBarmy army In the field leld Tlmy TIle Iw would ould bo I keiH nt ntVienna utSLenna Vienna lenn and receive recllve bulletins bulells containing contalnlnl BUH BUHInformation KudoInormaton sulInformatIon Information Inormaton as tho War Oflleo OOeo clios cho to dolt doltout tiolout 101 out The Thelorlal Uormaii Wur mur omen was understood understoodto umlpntol1t to t have determined dctcrmilo on 01 limo same sme course cOlr e if ifaction r raction racion action acion and tho reasons realn gIven Iver for or It itsotmnd worn wornsound wersund sound soundTho sund sotmndThe Tho mutter uttr was explained xpllfn d 1 to me le on 01 one Oi m mcaslon o ocasion caslon by a military 111lr iittucliu UtUclt of one of thn thngreat Ih Ihgreat timgreat great European EuropRI Powers Pwr Darin nurilt one onp of lt It t IInter tlater later wars of the lust luilf wlun Wil century cenlu wtll Un Unarm 11 fluarmy arm army to which suh iclu he belonged htlol l wu 11 lu the tim o Ililil Ilililagainst 11 11a I Iagainst against a alnst tint of iinothercountry IColhercultrr his 11 Imslnr Imslnrand hu hiislnissalmd lnl lnland I and that of the other oilP military rnlltnr Inllttar attachfa lLIAcl attach nt tIm tlicapitals II IIcapitals tImcapitals capitals of the various lrlol neutral 1tllrl Powers II vn vnto vmto 1 to make a 1 prucIs rlm rtr4 of tho newt nIlontnlnllln contained In ll lldally Ih Ihdaly iidaily dally daly papernasHoon lpla01181 ns It appeared IrPllrl nixl aullrtl trans transmit transhut hut It to hlH iii War Vzi r Office Ofce C nIce There lherflhollIIfI lherflhollIIfIfrl thudPttpaUliHs thudPttpaUliHsfrom tim dosluus I im imtrout from frl nil al the different dltrelt ntliichon ntuch underwent uldlrwent MM MManalvsln In InnnlhhI uuumanalysis analysis nnlhhI And the result was wu telegraphed lelpgral1 to tothe II tiuthe the headciunrtnrnnf eadlluntr ot tlio army nrl In II the field fieldSometime feld feldSomelmeH llelISometinmes Sometime SomelmeH the moxt 10t Innocent Innocelt looking Itniu Itniuof 11 ttpimuof of fleas n018 Rave lavo viiluublo lluublo milmiubi Indications Indlcatol8 of tim llienemys thelel1 timeflOIIiSR enemys elel1 movements movem nU For this tlml reason reaon It I liHd liHdbeen hkdbefn Imuuiibeen been befn decided decldf to t allow alol no teleiraplilnif lelerullll or other othercorrespondent otllr otllrrrreslolJent otherorresiomident rrreslolJent correspondent to accompany accompln an army arl in intho I iiithe tho future futureIf Cu ure ureIC If then tho danger dlnler nf Information InCormnlon helium helntfconveyed heiul heliumcommveyed conveyed onveyl to nn n enemy enel wits HO fO ureat Irt under uler lh lhold Ihold timold old system what must IIH It not 10t be when h n mi miniifroH 11 uuiusiuges niifroH ICI flashed nllhi through thrllh the air am f liable luhle to bo bonicked htpicke Litpicked nicked picke up tll III even when this la Homlerof them Iher l IH not notin notIn imuitIn in collusion Mluston with wih oim 01 or the other rldo Iro ns D might mighteaullv mlllt mlllttaRlh mliuIeasll eaullv taRlh happen hlppen In clrcttniRtntUow elreuRRtuncm where hrl any nn mm mmcould aim aimcould II IIculd could culd charter a 1 steamer SIutr or put up u I wlrele wlreleapparatus wlrelnlpnrtu vlrlss vlrlssnIrsaratuls apparatus nlpnrtu It I would oul make war well wel nlch nlchImpossible IIrh IIrhIrposlhln utchiinpossihla Impossible Irposlhln If no rc rctrlltlon retrlmtlons trlrtlonn were ero plnced pll nn nnthe ni oilthe the use tP of wireless wlre telegraphy tplplrnlhr thereforo thpreforn th thannouncement tl hinnnoltnctrilormt announcement AlnOlnCmnt of tho Itumlun 11 111 liovfrmiiHiil liovfrmiiHiilla lovlrlln lovlrllnIllulurnl I Ihi la Illulurnl natural It being heine n matter lulr Immuth tar of selfdefence selfdefenceHow rplfeIIIlI How Jo far anything nnthlnt thut thll makes Ilkf war mor mordifficult morrdlmlult mordlmeult difficult dlmlult nifty 10 be hI of benefit to hnmnnlty Illmnlltr m mlarge II IIInr Hilaree large IK nn au open question qIPo hut while hle war con continue NntnlP miiitInhips tinue tnlP to IIP II t a i recoLnUeu rpl II7 method rllod of rolvlnc rolvlncdispute Nhlu Nhludlppltp soivimmediepiltes dispute dlppltp between tJovernments 110ermpntR and nn peoples peoplesthe peopleAthA peopleethe the right rleht to protect Itself Iplt against nlalnet danger of ofbMraynl ofIH ofhotrnynl bMraynl IH lr nl cannot b he denied dPlh1 to t either lher side Tim Timlapanesn Th ThTapnnMA TimeTapanese lapanesn TapnnMA are tnklntr Inklnl tmutcln very Pr ary stringent precau precautions precal prenantIonson tions tlonl tIonson on their tlielrsidn side plreir If the reports rpprlA reporteof of the string stringing slrll striticilir ing hil up of Corean nnd other otlpr spies Rph and anr suspect suspectbe 118prl suspectibe be b true Iru AN 1N s OLD SPKC1M SPKC1MXFW SrtCBrr 5pEC1AtNan Nan r YORK YOIK April Aprfl6 Aprfl6PETI 16 16PETKH ICPET1If PETKH PETI ll THE TIl GREATS GlITS WILL WILLThe IfLl IfLlThe WILLThe The NoCalled NoColed Plan of European Domi Domination DOII DOIInaton Doiltiitatlois nation naton In 11 the Light of History HistoryTo Ilstory IlstoryTo To rica IR EoiTon JDITon OK 01 Tree lt StNSir1 SIS Sir Esteem Russluhas RUBKIhas Esteemhas has always persisted in denying dellng the au authenticity 11 sitthenticity thenticity thenlct of the state document docurt which bear bearntho beartho bearsthe tho heading Copy COlY of the Plan Plm of European EuropeanDomination turopewDomnnUo EuropeanDomination Domination DomnnUo left lt by b Peter the Great Gret to t Ills Illssuccessors hi hiSU0101 lilasuccessors SU0101 successors to tho throne of Russia Hutla and de deposited deposie doposited posited posie In the archives of the palace palae of Pe Peterhof PO Psterliof terhof known to t history hlstr as Peter the Groats Groatswill Gretp Gretpwi Oroatpwill will wi He e that as It miiy mlY the fact remains remainsthat remalnl remainsthat that ever since IIeo Peter tho Greats Orot8 day Russia Bungahas RUKSII Russiahas has hs boldly and persistently penstcnt and anr often oCtn success successfully sucess sucesstuly successfully fully tuly sought loulht to carry out the desires deire and andpolicy andpoley andpolicy policy poley laid out by b him In II Clauses Clausel 0 10 and 11 11of IIoC 1 I Iof of the document In question Those Thoe clauses clausesfollow clausesfollow cIU8CS cIU8CSColow follow followCLAUSE Colow ColowCLlB followCIAtsa CLAUSE CLlB D onusla Dflussta Russia mutt mus Incessantly Inccnly extend her herself heroel heraelf self oel toward 10Wld the lie north along aonr the Baltic Dailo Sea Se and andtoward ad adloward andtoward toward the south aoutl along the Dlack ack Sea Sa ea Our king kingdom klC kIngdom dom must mU lldnre Advance as a a far as possible lblo toward tward Con Constantinople Ci Conatantinople stantinople 1lnople and an the tis East Elt Indies IdIes Whoever shall shallreign sbanrern ahalireign reign rern then will wl be b the true lre master of the world worldTherefore worl worldTherefore Therefore Toreore we must excite o1cte continual onlnua wars war some sometimes sme smemu sometimes times mu with wth Turkey Trkey sometimes some lmes with wlh Persia Pra create createdockyards cr createdockyards dockyards dockrars on tbe mack Sea take tko possession peOI little littleby Ulle Ulleby Uittcby by little IIUe of oflblt that sea as a well as of the Baltic Dalo which whichIs wehIs Is a point plt doubly necessary nfcesar for the success luece of the theproject tbeproJfcl theproject project we must mus hasten the downfall dowlaU of Persia Persiapenetrate Peaa Persiapenetrate penetrate as far as the Persian Gulf reestablish reestablishIf If possible the ancient commerce of the Levant Levantthrough Levsntthrough through Syria and advance at far as the Indies Indieswhich Indieswhich which Is the emporium of the world When once oncethere oncethere there we can do without the gold of England EnglandCLAUSE EnglandCLtcsE CLAUSE 10 10flututa Ruvsla must carefully seek and andkeep andkeep keep up the alliance with Austria apparently apparentlysecond apparentlysecond second her design for future domination over overOermany overGermany Germany and we must excite underhand against againsther againsther her a Jealousy of the Princes We must excite exciteeach exciteeach each and all of these to seek succor from Russia Russiaand Russiasad and exercise a sort of protection over the country countrywhich counlr counlrwhich which may prepare our future domination dominationCLAtBB dominationCLause CLause II 11We We must Interest the House of ofAustria ofAustrIa Austria In the expulsion of the Turk from Europe Europeand Europeand and neutralize her Jealousy after the conquest nt ntConstantinople orConstantinople Constantinople either by exciting a war between betweenher betweenher her and the old States of Kuropc or by giving up upto utto to her part of the conquest to retake U from hci hciafterward Iiriafterward afterward To accomplish these directions Russia h hworkod ham hamworked worked bard Tliouph thwarted nn tin tinfrontier tt ttfrontier frontier of India first by England In Afghan Atgliattetmum istan and again today by the annie Power PowerIn IownmIn In Tibet Russian statesmen freely assert th I IIndia IIndia India Is Itussiud destiny lllsmarck llkeneil llkeneilliussla likensilittissia liussla to a colossus with clay feet and Mr MrFraser MrFraser Fraser In his Tho heal Siberia says thofcn thofcnfeet tho thofeet feet have hardened Already they the have havecarried havecarried carried Russia to the Pacific and across Maji Majicaurla Mmcicharm charm they are In Mongolia they are mark markIng marklag lag time In Persia and China and they hop hopsome hopssome some day to clatter through Afghanistan tn tnIndia toIndia India IndiaIn IndiaIn In the tie meantime Japanese shells are clat clattaring dattering taring about Port Arthur and what Is left uf ufthe ofthe the Russian fleet In the For East Probnblv Probnblvbefore Probabilietoro before long thosu hardened day feet may l lclattering Iclattering clattering back to Ht Petersburg PetersburgCan Can nit we not reasonably Infer that time spirit spiritof epirulof of Peter the hue Great still lives Iiillussln when silieubut but Just now one of lier Ministers pay sns to tli tliJews tl tlJewtho Jews Jewtho the quietliving inoffensive Jews JewcYou JewsYou You are murderers and her Viceroy In tic ticFar iiiFar Far East threatens time peaceful ManehurUns ManehurUnswith Manehurisioiwith with extermination without mercy Wit Witness Vih Vihnose ness the practically unpunished barbaritif barbaritifof of Klshincff Witness itncss Russian treatment treatmentof of Finland the destruction of her nallonnllt nallonnlltand naUonsittand and her language langungethougli though the records shin Miothat shinthat that the usa of school education In Finland FinlandIs Is greater than In any other country in thx thxworld I h a aworld world WtLTEn wALTen J 1 JUitAnri JUitAnriSCUENECTADT BAILASPSCHENECTADy SCHENECTADy April IS ISA 15Japanese A Japanese Tribute to Makarflff MakarflffTo To TUB EDITOrS or Tn rita ScxJlr Admiral AdmiralUlakarolt MmnIrMalcarofi Ulakarolt the greatest of thoe In the Czars naval navalservice navaservice service for years past Is gone Who ho does Ont nntmourn Ontmourn mourn bis death when It strikes even sum the heart ul of ofthe ulthe the enemy enemyHe enemylie He was rather unfortunate to have been plsrrl plsrrltn tn a post which was foredoomed Had he her brrappointed herappointed appointed at the beginning ot the war hr until mlglhave untilhave have accomplished something to give credit t tthe Ithe the Czars navy It vas ua too late And he Un Unhimself Sac Sachimself himself that 11 wan too late nut he rould nut nutchoose nischoose choose but obey the Czars command Such w wliU ua ualiii liU fate So In spite stub ot the III omen ho nwinK nwinKthe Ithe the command of the Pacific licet which was va pro prollcally eratically llcally bottled up In Port Arthur since his bissumplloa s saunuption sumplloa of the duty the hitherto Inactive Russia Itusilvifleet Russiafleet fleet made several feats of bravery Hut they wrr wrrmore we weniece more or less despcrato attempts to free the tn tnfrom Scfrom from the fatal yoke uf Admiral Too A Man Manproverb Ibo Iboproverb proverb says A mouse hard pressed bites the cut cutTbus catThus Thus Admiral Makarad had resolved upon m nustuinc nustuinca Unn Unna a final desperate attempt on Wednesday April Aprtlas I1 I1as as a mouse hard pressed often does la the fin finef fs fsaf ef a menacing cat Whit a pity tint before he heable Wa Waable able to go out to the open sea to tight hU flagship flagshipPetropavlovslc fiagthIiPetropaviovak Petropavlovslc was blown up by a subraarln subraarlnmine aubmartomine mine according to th the despatches and he VA icesubmerged VAsubmerged submerged Into the water of this Vellow Sea from fromwhich roll rollwhich which he will never rise riseAlthough riseAlthough Although Maiiaroff Is not the only ofl nte that thatgone thatgonethere gone gonethere there are fcoo SO others ohersyct yet In the economy economythe reonouilthe the Ctarii naval men HIP Ion of lUtaroft It ef efgreater ci cigreater greater than that of all the tlmercst rest for hr w wgreatest wsi I Igreatest greatest of the Curs cherished Artmlrsh and andoilier aridother oilier oils or leH or aluyio ky will imi do ij In plan piarMalmaror i iMakitoJ MakitoJ MakitoJOxar fi 0 czar now thou art douel ISo practical nit rtilof nitof of the naval war bu come The maniruvrv msnreuureIther M Meither either the Hlack Sea or time lliHIc fire I lo th the MTII MTIIof ei eiof of war Is a matter of speculation Whllryrt While yet sllt slltlonger 5 lI lIlonger longer thou nmyst be pondering over the specula speculatlon eprciltion tlon Port Arthur may have h5v fallen thr Mhun Iran truiports Iranports ports may bave landed troops at JCeirchang coo snnmay coomay may have melted and time Nihon army ma mai h hmarched ha hamarched marched across the Valu hiRer lt Mukden Klrln KlrlnHarblnand htrlnIlarbinsnit Harblnand where wilt thou ber berNw tie tieXiw Nw You April 16 JHHM UAKHIIIOHI UAKHIIIOHIA A 4 Mistake In tile mnbrr sniuiber1rimi mnbrrKfiW KfiW the Ktinn t fttii rip InitfiwArrt InitfiwArrtclergyman fndirvideatcirryman clergyman having hsvtn performed lli the murtit murtitrrremony mtnltPrefllon rrremony Prefllon tar a couple undertook lo writ writtbe writethe the usual certificate hut being In doubt as in inday today day of the month he asked This Is toe toeU 5 5Ii U It not Why parson said the blushing bill brMyon billyou yon do an my marrylBr and you ought to i imember Imember member that this 1 Is only the fourth p M i

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I y yikbLN Fr 1 THE ikbLN bUfc SUNDAY APK1L IT 19041 1 041 JOt 1 SHIFTING SHIFTING WEIGHT WEIGIITBY BY THOUGH THODGHVR THOUGHT THOUGHTI THOUGHAXDJVISON I I VR ANDERSON OF YALE SHO SHOHIS SHOWS SHOWSf SIIOY11USCL HIS MUSCLE BED BEDBalanced DEII DEIr flEDt f I t Balanced lJalan d Ills Ifl Models Iodtl on It and nd When Th ThDid Thty ThtyUld TncIHd r Did Sums Down Went the Head or t tHrcl tho thofltdItonnln tfledflunnIn Hrcl fltdItonnln Uunnlne Motions Sent the Pe PeDown Fett FettDownElfeet PeiDownEITeot Down DownElfeet Effect of Ono On Glass Gla of o Mill MillThe IlIIkThe MIIIThe The muecle bod Intended to legist legistthe rtglster rtglsterthe TegIstEthe the effect of thought or muscle acUon actionmankind acUonuinkInd of oftnnnkind mankind was w demonstrated before a lari lariaudience largo largoudlenco 1ar 1arludlenco audience in tho theatre of the Young Men MenChristian MenlChrl6tlan 1en 1enChrMUan Christian Association in West FlftyBevent FlftyBeventstreet FiflY FIftyseventitr eenth eenthatr street atr et yesterday afternoon Dr AVIlllai AVIlllaiG WilliamG G Anderson director dlrcct Jr of tho Yale gyn gynDostum grmnMlum g gasIum Dostum and Inventor of tho appnratu appnratulectured appnratuelectured apparatuElectured lectured on bis lI contrivance and conducted conductcthe conductedhll conductebe the hll tests testsIn t66tsIn toetIn In the centre of the stage Dr Anderso Andersohad Ander Aaderaoiad on onbad had ad erected the huge wood and tneU tneUmachine molalmachIne thotimachine machine which he Introduced to hI hla audl auditice audlnce nce 11 e as a the result of years of experiment experlmenand expcrnien expcrnienand anr and research Behind the musclo bed bedtood bedatood bedstood stood three men and threo young womei womeiin womenin womeiIn in gymnasium suits suitsjfovr sullsMX aultsN6w MX jfovr W I shall take takotho tho men first flrstsaId said Dr DrAnderson DrAnder80n trAnderton Anderson Xumber one please I pro proJIOSB propose pose 1 f to 0 demonstrate to you u the influenci influenciof of thought upon tho muscles musclesIo muacl s sr Io r you mean to say y that thinking af orfeet afleetll afISQU3 feet the muscles nUBc demanded a large ladjin ladj I4dyIn ladjIl in Il the second row rowI rowI I IAI AI I certainly do answered tho InventoraConcanttlfl Inventor InventorConcentration I IConcentratilUl Concentration your our thought on certali certaliphysical ccrtalnhysical certatrihysicaI physical actions so affects the muscle musclean musdNas an to cause a flow of blood to that part parlof partf pan pancf of f the body and thus tho same effect it itproduced Is IsIroduced hproduced produced as by exerclsg exerclsgWhat ex exroIaeWhat rcls6 rcls6What What does do the musolo bod have to do wit witthat wlt1 wlt1that wlLthat that part Of f It Does It cause action 01 01thought oithought r rthought thought was 8 another question questionXoithcr questionXoithor questionoither Xoithcr answered ans ored the doctor The Themilsulo Thomuscle Thrntsc1o muscle bed registers the thoughts and andhows andhOA andShows Shows the blood condition of tho body bodyThe bodyrhe bodyThe The bed Is so constructed that ono lying lyingupon lyingupon iyin iyinupon upon it can bo perfectly balanced Then Thenthe Thenthe Thenthe the thought is shown sho t1 to the naked eye eyeby eyeby ey eyby by the motion of tho bed Now for In InStance InItance InStance Stance No NO1 1 will bo perfectly balanced balancedNo No o I a tall young oung man took his plnccn plncc pIneo6n plnc4n 6n n the balance slab which hlch the doctor called calleda calledhed a bed bedVow Vow you will see that he Is perfectly perfectlybalanced pOrfecllybalanced perreotlybalanced balanced By using his brain you will see seethat licetbat ee eethat that the bed will sink lnk at the head Now Nowmultiply NowJnultlplY NowthuItIpIy11 multiply 31 318 by 16 Now multiply 113 by4 by4The by 4 4The 4The The bed began to move There was a anoticeable i i110Liceable aoLiceable noticeable dropping at tho head headWork headWork headWork Work more Multiply 612 6t by 8 8Xow 0Yow M MXow Xow multiply 1783 17 by 14 14There IfThere 14There There was a shiver of the scales and the thoiead the2t theead 2t iead ead ld of the bed dropped droppedBeautiful droppedBeautlfull droppedBeautiful Beautiful A said the doctor You pee peethe IMthe eoethe the blood rushes to the head Therefore Thereforethe Thereforthe the bed perfectly balanced sinks with withthis withtllis withthis this additional weight weightNow weightKow weightNow Now what is the value of maysage maysageNo mMlageo maisaeo No o 2 come to the bed But No No2 2 heal hesitated belWed healWed Wed tatedNo Wedo No o 2 I was perfectly balancedwhile a anaeeeuse II II8tIeuse ataaaeu1e naeeeuse 8tIeuse deeply d eply kneaded the muscles of oflie 01the ofthe the lie limbs Down went the bed at the feet feetNow teetNow feetNow Now I am going to put pu that man on thelevel the thelevel thetev tev level l laid the doctor Multiply 037 08 by byIt 11 The bod did not more moreMultiply moMloMultiply moreMultiply Multiply 1765 by 14 sun tha bed bedvas beds bedR8 vas R8 s immovable immovableMathematics immovableMathematcs immovableMathexnatics Mathematics must be easy for you youmultiply youultpl1 youult1pIy multiply ultpl1 78MS 789 IS by 743 SHU the th bed did didfeet didot didot feet ot move moveTha move moverhe The doctor bent overaad overandasbda o andaaked skeda a ques question qu qution questln tion under his breath breathThat breathTht breathThat That last one was too to J much for mo moAnswered moAnswered menwered Answered number two I just didnt didntbother didnttber d1dn d1dntotbez bother tber my head about it itNumber itNumber L LNumber Number tiro o wa4 ra4 then t1 te et1 told to multiply1 multiply1by muItlp1br 0 by 0 and9 and by bye 8 Bevwal I8V l1 times and this thisirocesa tht thtrooeSl thLsroce5s irocesa brought tha thbeti bed backto back to an even eveneel eveneel evenpeeL eelNow peeL eel eelNo Now No number tereo xree pleasecHad d the thodoctor thei theOctor i doctor otor I am going to demonstrate tha thaI thaIddot theIfteaot I Iddot effect of a glass of milk ou n a man The Theimdlanoe Theiaudlenoe TheefidlAno imdlanoe laughed and nd the doctor eald he hewrithed hetied horiaed writhed tied he could demonstrate the th effect of ofgl otof ofg1 gl M of vhiakey vhiakeyThfi whlakeyi I i The Th man waa balanced on th the bed b c1 and andthe andI andtbe I the tb gui of milk was plaoed beside him himen him11n himeta eta en a hue 11n with the th stomach Then the th man mandrank mandrank mandrank drank th4 th milk and the tb loss aag tm put where whereIt wherethsd I It had boon so that there would bo bono no chancoIll obaneLu chonco choncoin in too way the th weight of the man the milk milkand milkand milkand and the glass was distributed on the bed bedNerertttawM bedeirthe1oee NerertttawM 1 lT8rtbol ea tho bed weut down aC a the thehead th thbead thebead bead headVVhat beadWhataa What Whataa waa In n that tollk demanded demandedoman a awoman aoman woman oman In n the rear of the hall hallNothing hallNo hailNothlnff Nothing No Nothlnff but milk ZTh1 the doctor replied repliedThen repUodI Then Id I a juat uE like to know why it went wento wentto I to o that man1 man I head hdI I would I would I IiVould Iwou1d 1I Would I retorted the woman womanIt womanIt womansIt sIt It did not madam said tha th doctor doctortha doctorth doctorthe the th milk sent the blood to hl hII head Now Nowiwe Nowiwe Nowwe iwe we will have the young ladies 08 Number NumberOna Numberone NumberAn one ploaae ploaaeAn oneAn An elongated blonde In bloomers and andtweater andReter andweater tweater responded respondedWe We will have the d deep ep knee bending bendingI he running pace pac and the heel raising raisingn Than Ib n I will show you what effect it has haspromised haaptomiaed haspromised promised Dr Anderson AndersonTha AndersonThe AndersonThe The model proved first that ah IheW85 she was UOfl UOfle on onWhen onthe the e leTel a and d then 8JIrlDcnl out of tho thobod tbobodwith bod bodwith with ajuxnpwent Jump went through the mottoRa mottoRaof of running squatting anc end heel ral raising lng When she waa again 1IJ 1n pat pu to bed it sank at atthe atthe atthe the feet tee feetwlth with a thud thudi thudThe thudThe i The next woman who wes as short and andbroad androad andbroad broad road waa w put through the running and andJumping andJumpLnc andJumping Jumping exercise and ae In n the case of her herpredecessor herprecleoeIIOr herpcedeoesor predecessor the bed sank attho at the feet then thentnultipUoation thenWalt thenwas Walt worked Wort up to the level again with the thetnultlpUoatlon theultipUoatioxi tnultipUoation table tableBut tableBut tableBut But It was number three tall grayeyed grayeyedand and auburnhatred who wo won the hearts of ofth ofthe ofte th the epactators lJe peotato tato1S Shewaa told to think of ofpoetry ortry ofpoetry poetry try aha had memorized and try to re recall reCall recall call all all of it that aha oouldNow could couldNow ooweINow Now when I WILlS In Boston l3oat Bald the thedoctor thedoctor thedoctor doctor I demonstrated dlml nstra the work of the themuscle themuscle themuscle muscle bed moat satisfactorily II The youn younthoughts younZadlee roung JadJee there are given to conoontraUn thelr thelrthollable the thethoughts thoughts thoughtsNowpleasedo thollableNoWpl Nowpleasedo NoWpl do thn hand stand requested requestedthe UNlted UNltedthe the doctor of number three She calledcue called calledorie callNlane orie cue of the assistants 8MI tants and in the twinkle twinklef of f an eye her heels were six feet to b the air airand aIrand airand and there tb re was II not a limp muscle in her herbody herbod herbod body bod The Ib audience applauded applaudedNow applaudedNow applaudedow Now ow said the professor triumphantly triumphantlyNumber 1 wIll SMW slow you a remarkable thing thlngNumber thingNumber Number three wan placed on th th1ab the balanced balanceda1abanddown balan ced cedlsb a1abanddown 1ab anddown wont wootthebead tho head to the stop top cock cocka cockThen cockTha Then ther therosctlonset CUoollet In The bed qulveroo qulverooa quivered quivereda a moment and dropped at the feet feetBut leetBut feetBUt But what Is the conclusion asked a apeptator aapetta aspectator spectator peptatorThe apetta tor torThe The conclusion repeated the doctor doctorThe doctorThe doctor9be The conclusion Why we have found an anInstrument anInsttument anbetftmest Instrument that aids us in establishing the theeffect tbetdfoct theeffect effect of thought on the muscles or rather ratheron on the blood and In turn on the muscles musclesWill muclesWill musclesWill Will thinking about your feet warm16m warmthem warm warmthem them 16m another woman wanted to know knowIt knowAIt knowIt AIt It certainly will Thought is I equal to toexercise toeXlrclae toextrcise exercise said aId the doctor doctorThat doctorThat doctorThat That ended the demonstration demonstrationFIVE domonstratlonFIVE demonstrationFIVE FIVE HURT ON FRENCH FR NCJlr CRUISER CRUISERProjectile CRUUiERlroJeotlJe CRUISERProjectile Projectile on the Forbln For bin Bursts In the theMarazlne Chetlap7Jne theMagarine Marazlne MarazlneSjHCtol MagarineSpCt4 tlap7JneScl SjHCtol Scl J CaW DtipalOi la 0 TUB Sex SexPARIS SUIfpuus SVNPARIS PARIS April 10 16There There was a temporary temporarypanlo tempornryaDlo temporarypanic panic aDlo on board the French cruUor Forbln Forblnon on its way from Rochefort to Brest to today Coday today day in consequence of the bursting of a a6thch 6 6thch inch projectile in the magazine Five Fivemen FiveInll1 Fivemen men were injured injuredJohn InjuredJohn injuredJohn John C Osaood to C Join the Brokerage Firm Firmor Firmof FIrmor or MrInt IIJntTe Te fc Marshall of This City CityDENVER Cit CitDaNvan It ItDZNVKn DENVER Col April 16 16lt It is announced announcedbere 4Mouncedhre announcedhere here that John C Osgood late head of the theColorado theColorado theColorado Colorado Fuel and and Iron Company has hasbought hasbougbt hasbought bought into the th stock brokerage establish establishment ntabllshment establishmoot ment of Molntyre A Marshall l of Now York Yorkthat Yorkthat Yorkthat that the present Junior partner will with withdraw wthdraw withdraw draw and Mr Osgood will take tIlk full part parttlenJ1lp partberbhip tlenJ1lp on May Iay I generally supervising suPCrvtllnitJ thi tJ entire business o of the fIrmT firm T LIVE TOPICS AttOUT TOWN TOWNThe TOW1The TOWNThe The Board 101 of ofEducation Education building i iPark at atPark Park avenue and Fiftyninth street w wwithout wwithout a8 a8Without without water for Beveral days dlysFoc roccmU rocnnlThe llly The Th plumber who vas wa called In spcndlr spcndlrseveral IIpcndlngse spendirseveral several se elal hours in searching for the cau cauthick cautIO cautIOo cmiof o of stoppege IItop nge found It hi the lupply plpo pip When hen the ho pipe wall Wa opened out wrlgied wrlgieda wrIggi wrIggia a lire ce1 eel thlrtr thirty Inches long and two Inchra inchi thick The eel ee went home to dinner wit with the plumber and the teachers are now nb able to drink drinkA A man stood on Harlem a corner the othc othcday other day accosting nccO tlng possersby Taking each or orasklo ono onoIIldo oraside aside ho spoko In low tones t011llIand and hande handehim d him j a coin soinetlmos a nickel sometime sometimea a half dollar Tho recipients nodded an anstarted and andstarted anstartoI started Into n saloon midway in tho thebiock blocl bloclAn An InquUltlvo man walked walk d over towar tho stranger who nodded and handed hit hita him hima hUa a quartertelling quarter telling him to go downto down to th thsaloon the thelIaloon ftsaloon saloon and spend the money Thin was va th thi tho thoexplanntlon tl tlexplanation i explanation explanationWeve Weve got a jay In there were goln going to sell out to and an 1 we guaranteed him s smuch so somuch amuch much business dally so weve got to makgood mak makB makoflood B flood good l until tho deal U a closed It was i n little tIe dull today good many of the boy bO11aI1Y away away so my my partner U it keeping the jn Jay Inside whllo Im giving the business a boobon boob booson on the outside outsideCarry outRideCarry outsideCarry Carry your religion roll into business bUBln f8 I Iadvice III IIIadvice Iadvice advice often heard from tho pulpit bu buwhether but butwhether buwhether whether it is desirable to carry ones bURl buslneflsjnto bURlnellS businessnto neflsjnto nellS nessnto Jnto religion may bo boopen open to question questionTnia This was thet thetopinion the opinion of the attendance a aa at attho atho tho regular Thursday evening prayer meet lug of a Long Island church recently when whena wheia a fervent brother ended an earnest prayer prayen In n this fashion And this wo wlJlIlIk auk 0 Father FatherYours In the name of IIIm who tau tauht ht us to pray Yours truly J B Woodhart WoodhortTwo Woodhartlwo WoodhartIco Two men of different nationalities la laside lar larIIlde laside side by side in the ward for rheumatic rhcumatlpatients rheumotlopaUentll rheumaticpatients patients In a downtown hospital Ono o othem of ofthem ci cithem them an Irishman was twitting twlttln the othe otheon othejon I Ion on tho lock of fortitude in bearing pain painAfter painAfter I IAlter After a time an attendant came in and anc1came andbegan andbegan began Co mltJlage the patients Wh Whn n It Itcame ii iicame came tho Irishmans turn ho gruntod and andsworo andswore andswore swore softly to himself Then ho turned turnedon on his Bide with a i twinkle In hU eyes eves to towatch towatch tawatch watch the lie other man To his surprise the theother thoother theother other seemed rather to enjoy the operation operationIt It was too much for the Irishmans curl curlosltv curltIow curlositv osltv ositvflow osltvHow How In thunder did you stand it so sowell sowell sowell well he demanded demandedYou demn demandedYou nded ndedYou You dont think that I was fool enough enoughyou enoughto to give IVB him the sick leg to work on do doou doyou you ou was the answer answerGETTING answerG1TTIG answerGETTING GETTING READY IX TUXEDO TUXEDOMany 7VXFDOlUan TUXEDOMan Man Many Cottagers and Their Quests no Out OnlThere OotThere OutThere There to Spend Sunday SundayTUXEDO Sanda SandaTU SundayTmrmo TUXEDO TU EDO PABK N Y April 16Tuxedo 16Tuxedohas has put on her spring appearance During Duringthe Duringthe Duringthe the week eek several of the cottagers have ar arrived arrived arrived rived and many are getting In readiness readinesstheir readinesstheir reedinesstheir their cottages for arrival early next month monthToday monthToday monthToday Today a II largo crowd came out to pass passSunday pMISunday posaSunday Sunday at tho club and several of tho thocottagers thocottagere thecottagere cottagere arrived in automobiles J Henry HenrySmith HenrySmith HenrySmith Smith en came mo out and entertained a largo largoparty JargOparty largeparty party at Klncnilg Among other ar arrivals arrivals arrivals rivals who entertained at dinner tonightwere tonight tonightwere tonightwere I were Mr and Mrs H H Rogers Jr Mr Mrand Mrand Mrand i and Mrs P L Ronalds and Mr and Mrs MrsGeorge MTBGeorge MrsGeorge George L Rives RivesAmong RhesAmong lUresAmong Among those who opened their cottages cottagesthis oottaseethis oottageethis this week were Mrs and Mrs H Stein fitelnman Sttlnman Steinman man who just arrived from abroad Mr MrJ Mrand lr lrand and Mrs Irs R Fulton Cutting U tting Mr and Mrs lImJ J Murray Mitchell Mr and Mrs Walker WalkerSmith WalkerSmith YalkerSmith Smith Mrs George R Preston Mrs 0 0Post OPost 0Post Post Mitchell Dr and Mrs E C Rush Rushmoro Rushmore Rushmore more and Mr and an Mrs John Greenough GreenoughThose Greenoughlhose GreenoughThose Those who will arrive next week are Mrs MrsCharles MrsCharles lrs lrsCharlee Charles H Coster Mr and Mrs Richard RichardDelaflald RichardDelafJeld RlchaedDeiafleid Delaflald Mr and Mrs William B Dins Dinemore Dinsmore Dinsmore more Che Rev and Mrs George William WilliamDouglass WilliamDoug1nM WilliamDousrlass Douglass Dousrlass Mr and Mrs H W Poor Mr Mrand Mrand Mrand and Mrs Edson Bradley and Mrs and Mrs MrsFrederic MrsFroderlo MrsFrederic Frederic Gallatin GallatinTho Gall4t1nTho GallatinThe Tho pigeon grounds havo been put in inorder inorder Inorder order and ann pigeon shoots are held each eachweek eachWe eachweek week We k Among those who wero present prOBentat presentr at this week sboot Were Mr J F PleTlJ Pierson PiersonJr Jn JnJrIMr JrIMr Jr r Mr E M Post Mr E C Kent Mr Mrmllam MIWiwnm MrWilliam William Kent Mr Alfred Beaton Jr and andumy andmany andrnnny many umy of the ladles ladlesMr lodIosMr ladlesMr Mr and Mrs H C Derham have vacated vacatedheir vACatedtheir vacatedtheir their cottage and will spend the summer summerr summerin in r Newport Their Theircottage cottage has been leased loasodo to o Mr and Mrs P LorlUard Ronalds nonal l Jr Jrrbo Jrwho Jrwho who will arrive early next month monthMr monthMr monthMr Mr and Mrs George L Rives and Miss Misslives 1 MissRives 11l1li 11l1liRhe lives arrived at the club today for sew sevral geveral seweral eral ral days Among Amon other arrivals were wereIT woretr ere ereMr Mr IT and Mrs P I L Ronalds Mr and Mrs MrsL Mrllw MrllwH MrsII H L H Rogers RogersJrLoIr Jr Mr Victor Sorohan Mr SIrnd Mrnd Mrand and nd Mrs J J Hill Prentice Mr J C Lord LordIT LordMr Lordtfr Mr IT Hanson R Duval Mr Edward De P Pjlvingston PLivingston PLivingston Livingston Mr Ir E N Taller Tallorl Mr Robert RobertIra Robe RobeT T 1 VernumJ Vernum Mr and Mrs William Wiifiarn V Hotr Hotrman Iloffnan man lIIr William tVlIllam N Rod Rodewaid wald Mr and andMra andIra Mra Ira John Greouough Mr P Lorillard Lorillardr 11 fr r Scott McLanahan 1I1o U1l1an1 Mr Cornelius Blissrr Bliss BlissMUott BilMJr Jr rr Mr P LorilWO LOrIIIrd Jr 1I1r Wllllnm WllllnmEI WilliamlJ1ott EI MUott lJ1ott ot Mr Frederick Jewett Dieter Mr Mrry Mrand Mrmd and lW8 Mre Theodore F Frellnghuyeln MIN MINMarJ Missdad MarJ dad ry Harriman Mrs George W Forsyth ForsythIT di IT Paul Tuckeman George B Barton Bartonnd Burtonand Bartonmd and nd Mr and Mrs H 8 Redmond RedmondToday IWmondToday RedmondToday Today several well known New Yorkers Yorkersamo Yorkerllcamo Yorkersamo amo out for the fishing in the Tuxedo Tuxedoike Tuxedolako Thxedoake lako ike and brooks Several large catches catchesere catchellwero catchescore wero ere turned in Among the fisherman were weroE wereN E 5 N Tailor J F Dieter William Elliott ElliottBrown ElliottW ElliottH W H N VOIIiI and 11r Jd J I Prentice PrenticeBroDLeverlull PrenticeflrowziLeyenlng Brown BroDLeverlull flrowziLeyenlngBALTIHonE BroDLeverlullDALTuronE IeverlnK IeverlnKDAtriMonc DAtriMonc April l ItIoIls8 Miss Margaret Margaretevertncr llarQaret1everin Margaretevenlng evertncr daughter of Joshua Ievcrine I verln of ofIftltlraore 01Dnltlmore ofialtbnore Iftltlraore was married this afternoon to toheodore CoTheodore toheodore heodore Edtnondson Brown of Philadelphia Philadelphiat a t the Eutnh Plnce Baptist IInprl t Church tho ho tier itevir Ite IteDr Dr ir r Alter offlclatlnir otllcllltlJ The ushers wero Ernest Ernestaltlmore ErneeD ErnestLevering D Levering and tQwln W V Levering Jr of oflJaltimore oflalittuore altlmore Banteoti o I Holcomb of New Newulucey ew ewCMUe ewaM1e CMUe Del Dci Augustus Blaldon or New haven tlavlnQutace havenlettuce Qutace lettuce Boat of Lebanon PH Henry I Irown IDrown lmown Drown mown Boland Morgan T Duncan Wbelan WbelanIphla WbelanJ WbelanJAlbert Whelandbert Albert D Oerhard anti LJAWrenCO Johnson OT OTIhlJlldelphllL of ofhiladeiphia IhlJlldelphllL Iphla Miss loll Margaret Mftclntyre of ofhiladelplila ofPhiladelphia ofhlladpiiIa Philadelphia was flower jftrland girl and Miss lI e Martha Marthaoverlnp Marthaeverlng IarthaLeverlnlf overlnp was w mnld of honor The lb brldetinmlds brldetinmldsero brldrs01uldllwere were ero Miss lft8 Leslie Knowles Miss Dorothy Dornthyverlns DorothySronbelser Dorothyroabeleer Sronbelser or Johnstown Pa a lon Miss 1 Ethel EthelMvering tbel tbelLenrtnll Lenrtnll verlns Mill Ix Louise m8 m8Ison Levering Miss Julia JuliaDison Julialxofl Dison Ison and Miss Anna Edmu Edmuhe Edmundl of Baltimore Baltimorehe altlmoreThe The he best man was Reynolds Brown of Fhlla Fhllaelphla IhlladelphlA Philaelphla elphla Wltachlcr mttchldFarnam mttchldFarnamPonT Farnnm FarnnmPORT PORT jKnvis N Y April 1tIAt At noon noon3dar nOODto roaniday to 3dar laT at the residence of the brides parents pnrcntslr tIT lr and Mrs Peter E Farnum of Port Jervls JervlsIrahim JfrlslJraham JerriaIrsbain Irahim Wltschlef of Newbursr and Miss Mary Maryxiulse Mr MrJoulse l1inyoulae xiulse Farnum wero united In marrlare In Inlie Inthe Inlie the lie presence of 17s guests The ceremony ceremonydaptod ccremonlIdaPtfd ecremonrdepted daptod from from the Huuuenot mnrrloce service servicerith rvlco enirewltb rvlcorlth wltb rlth a a rInK was 111 performed J by UieKev tile lte Thomas ThoraasI Thorn ThornII II I Maoken7le of this place The maid of ofonor orhonor ofanon honor anon was Miss Nellie Farnum sister of the theride thebrIde theride brIde ride and the brldmmalds were Miss Blanche Blnnchulutherford BlancheLtitherford Joneheltllth ltllth lutherford rrord of llaiiilltnn Onty Ont Miss M Caroline Carolineluddebnck CaroUneCuddebnok Carolineuddeback luddebnck and nd MU llto8 lllllnn Farnuiii of Port Portervli IortJervla Portcmi ervli relatives r of the bride and brldOKroom brldOKroomhe brld lIr om omThe The he best man was 11 Fred M 1 Banks of New Newtire N Nburlr Nevitrg burlr tire The briderroom Is a brotherinlaw brotherinlawf or f exJud KO e William W 1111 aID S Bennett of the Twenty Twentyret TwentnTlt Twentyrat nTlt ret ABsemblr A eembl district New ew York ork city tT Rnd Rndi II i a prominent lawyer of Newbura The Theride Thebride Theride bride ride In a member of one of th the oldest and andealthlest andwelthlMt andreilthhet ealthlest families In this city and n i social eoolalivorite 8 socialtrorite olal olalfaorill ivorite archlrHanald MnrctdeDensIdnosTo Murctile archlrHanaldDOSTO Donald DonaldBOSTON BOSTON April IB 18111 Ouy Miirchle rllrchl the old oldlarvard oldlIanlIrd oldlarrard larvard football player member of the theloiidh theHoullh thetough tough Riders and one of President noose nooseelfs RooseTeltll loosecIts Teltll elfs personal friends In Boston w Will s mar inarl marrlt marled rlt led l d today to ll1 to Miss MI A Bne gnes Pft Uonald dnuuhter dnuuhterf or f the tIL Hev E Winchester Donald reotor reotorf reotorof of f Trlnlts Church C urch The engnKeracnt enaaaement of the theouplo theQllple theouple ouplo was announced only onl six weeks eokl ago agoht RIOThe agohe The he wedding eddln W was Il tulet becRlleo of the III IIIhealth Illraith health raith of Dr Donald and took rlnco place lit the therlctory theectory rlctory The announcement 0 of the mnr mnrrlIIIO niarlane rlIIIO published tonlqht ht siivii Rn thnt the cere cerelonv epremon cereway mon way lonv was npnumit perform hj h I3r r Donald as ast 88IIItld asIsted IIItld t i by the Hev ev William H Dnwart DnwartOnlr P8rtOnh flfwsrtOnly Only tho members of the two families familiesrere ramillewere fanilliesrere rere present pr ftPnt IVnman lcnmanfluto lcnmanflutoOnXF LenmnIlantoWOnxEWIrfl nartow nartowOnicFxwiru OnicFxwiru OnXF wlrll Connf Conn April IB tllIn Mrs Helen Helrtnlartow HellmDartow Helenlartow lartow and Edwin T B Penman of New Nework NewYork Nework York ork were married t at noon today toda at the theomn theems thehorn horn ems of th the brides parents arentft Mr and Mrs Mrotimley MrRIItnnlll Mrsjanisy timley n Tyler In North ftreet atTest acorue acorueirny Oeorq8Orll leorgoray Orll ray of New Nil Hocnelle was b beat st man and andIrs andIrs slidIre Irs Henmann or New ew York matron l1 of ofonor ofhonor ofonor honor onor The Roe W V B Maglll offlclaled offlclaledSwift olncllllldIItAlStr omeisiedSw Sw Swift IItAlStr 1Asserson 1AssersonVAsfl1NG1OX Assertion AssertionWAnniNorox on onAII WAnniNorox AII UI010N April pril 18 l 16The The wedding of ofUM ofMIs oflies MIs UM Alice Asserson daughter of fleer Ad Adilrnl Admlrnl AdIral ilrnl and Mrs Araetvon and Juntln Ju tln Ransom Ransomwltt Ran80mSwlrt Ransomwilt Swlrt wilt of IltUburB lJtt burll wan wa celebrated thlsafter thlsafteroon thlsaCtfrnoon lhisnftCreon noon eon at t the residence rl8ld nec of the th tie bride parent parentUM purentAftft nureatstips UM AMerson ftft ron sister of Ith the bride w was wasaaici 8ft 8ftIMld n ntld IMld tld of honor and Oarfleld IIornl d Hwlft 8wlrtlltelided 8wlrtlltelidedbw attended attendedI bw I Ii brother A reception followed LIFES ELEMENTS IN THE SEiM SEA SEAU SEII M II QVINTON OFFERS NEW SUP SVlPORT SUPPORr Sf14FOR PORT FOR TO DARWINIAN THEORY THEORYDlicorcri THEORrDlscorM THEORYDiscovers Discovers More Iortl Than the Accepted HfteKlf flUes FUteen FUteenfolementsl1laC flUesElements Klf folementsl1laC Elements merits That Hater Into Compotltl Compotltlof Compolltlonor of the Living Body noel Which Are Ar A Afound Allo Allofound AIm AImfOund found In Sea ea Water WatrIll III Conclude ConcludeSftctal Conchulon8pclal ConeinslOi3gcta1 Sftctal CaW Dttpatch to TUB Sex SONLONDON SexLONDON SI1NLONDQN LONDON April 10Ten years ago tl tlInjection the theInjootlon ttinjection Injection of salt water ae 9 a restorative reHtoratlvepatients to topa I Ipatenta patients pa nt8 dying from loss of blood arouse aroustftenerol arculled arculledIenernl arousegeneral general Interest Tim discovery of th thquality this thisquality timquality quality of salt Jlt water probably suggests suggestito suggested suggestedto to the French savant M Qulnton a Ion Ionand lorand long longand and patient research concerning sea wate watetho watethe ater aterthe the conclusion of which throws unexpeoU unexpeoUlight unetpeetedlight unsxpeotelight light on and odds support to the DorwliInn Darwin DarwinIan DarwirIan Ian theory of evolution evolutionM M QuInton maintains that tea water watertho III IIItho I Ithe tho natural source S Jurce from which as Pro ProlHacokel ProHaeokel Proto ProtoHatckel Haeokel believes elementary bodies rli rliwhich rise risewhloh ne newhich which develop into all tho species IIpecle8lncludlng IIpecle8lncludlngtho Includin Includintho Inoludintlio tho human The environment wheretho where whereintho vrhereithe tho anatomical elements of living creature creatureexist creatureexist s sexist exist Is neither more nor Ices lOll than a marino marlnone marinoone mariaone one Our tissues and cells continue t teiert to toexert 1exert exert their functions In a fluid where th thcomposition the theoompoaltion thcomposition composition bears the closest resemblance resemblancto to t J that of sea water waterHitherto waterIIltherto waterHitherto Hitherto tho number of elements onterlni onterlniinto enterIngInto onterlniinto into tho composition compO ltlon of tho living bod bodwas body bodywas bodwas was considered about fifteen M lIIQulnton lIIQulntonhas Qulntoi Qulntoihas Quintomhas has shown the existence of traces of a aleast at atle4IIt aleast least fourteen others which are also fount fountinsea toundinsea fouruineea insea water such as copper lead silvei silveiand ailveiand Uverand and gold Further If an animal is blcito bled bledto blotto to tho point of exhaustion and the place o otho of oftho othe tho blood supplied with scA IIC wator tho on onmal mud animal mudmmii mal regains Its strength In one day ant antthere and andthere antthere there is complete recovery In fIve days daysM darM daysM M Quinton Injected Into animals a quantity quantityof of sea water greater than their own bodjweight body bodyweight bodiweight weight without toxic effect The Injoo InjooWon Injeotlon bjcation Won of puro water rapidly causes death deathThus dcathThu deathThus Thus sea water ater appears to be tho tn tnnutrient true truenutrt trtmtnutrient nutrient fluid for animals in fact their thctinatural theirnatural thetinatural natural plasma plMmaWNDO plasmaIONDOV plasmaLONDON LONDON SMILES SUII S AT TIllS STORY STORYHumanitarian STORYhumanitarian STORrlIumnltarlan Humanitarian league ll Ilan n to Expect ICxpoiFlomlnc I Expectflogging xpo e eF10ltrtnc flogging III the Navy NavySpfrtnl N NSptclaJ NavySpecial Special Cabli Cab Dtipalch to Tax SiN SiNIX StIfIoNDO SvnLoNDo IX IoNDO NIX X April 18 1111ho Tho secretary of th thHumanitarian the theHumanitarian thtHumanitarian Humanitarian Loaguo has In behalf olthe o othe 01 01the the committee written a letter to Lord LoriBelborno Lord8elborne LordSelborne Belborno First Lord of the Admiralty Admiraltywhich Admiraltywhich Admiraltywhich which has sent a smile around London LondonThe LondonThe LondonThe The secretary reminds his Lordship of th thexistence the theexistence thcexistence existence of a widespread erroneous 1m 1mpretwlon 1mprtJE18on impresedon pretwlon prtJE18on that flogging has been abolished abolisheIn abolishedLu In n the navy whereas the birch and caniare cane canearc castsare are still used on boys up to 16 years of age ageThen aRerhen ageThen Then pointing out the desirability o othe 01 01the ofthe the public being made familiar with feature featureeo eo popular In the service he Informs hi hiLordship hill himLordthip Lordship that tho league purposes to placard placantho placardthe the walls of London and the chief seaport seaportwith seaportawith seaportswith with tho pictorial representation of navn navncaning naval nantcaning navalcaning caning and birching The secretory con coneludes concludei coneludes eludes with the following calm request requestAs As we are anxious that the picture shall shftlIn shallIn shallin In every way bo accurate and not liable Uablto Uableto liableto to the charge of exaggeration we venture ventureto to ask the Admiralty to allow photographs photogrnphito It Is inflicted inflictedIE inflictedAlE to be taken as I IDE DE IE RESZKE DEMANDS VOICES VOICESrni 1OICFfTnrnl IOICESrams rams rni Away A Students Who 110 Can Pay tint tintCannot botCannot hutCannot Cannot Learn to 8ln 8lnSpecial Sing 81nllSptnal SingSpecial Special c CaM W Diiftteh to Tat San SanPAJIIS S7fP StritPA318 PAJIIS P lS April 18 111M M Jean de Ueszkes Ueszkeschool Re fleezkeaschool zkes zkeslIehool school of singing opened here yesterday yesterdayI M I de Reszko uke has been overwhelmed with withpplieaUons withappUootlonli withapplications applications He believes in frankness franknessrben tmnknellllWben franknesswhen when selecting his hi student thus differing differingrom dlftfringtrom differingfrom from rom those tho e teachers who consider fees feesicfore leesbolore feesbefore before art Consequently those whoso whosonain WhOMmain whosemain main qualification was ambition were sent sentway llentaway sentaway away way sorrowing sorrowingThe sorrowingThe The classes o1a e are limited to four or five fiveo fiveso 110 o as not to go beyond the personal super superdslon supervillon supervision vision of M de iteszke Re zke For the earlier earliertagos earliermaiOl earlierstages stages at all events no assistants will be beimployed beemployed beemployed employed In time it will bo BO S J arrangedthat arranged arrangedhat arrangPdthat that Instruction will be given to about 100 00 The fees will be on a sliding scale scalehoso solethose scaleIhoso those able to do so paying for those who whoire whoire Thoare talented student studenttill IItudentwiU studentwiU are ire not Thus a poor wiU not be shut l 1ut out from tho advantages advantagesif 01 if the school schoolM M do Rcezkes estimate of the English Englisholce Engllllhvoice Englishrolce voice olce is that it Is throaty but capable of oflovelopment ordovelopment ofdevelopment dovelopmentAVERICJtN development developmentAMERICAN lovelopmentAMERICAN AMERICAN VEIL ElI DENOUNCED DENOUNCEDrlt Parll aria rlt Ftmlt That It Adds to the Theatre TheatreIlat TheatreUat Theatrelist list Evil KvllSptctnl EvtlSplClal EvilSpscol Sptctnl CM DtipalfJt la 0 Tarn Sun SunLOKDOX SmLomo t11 t11LONDON LONDON April 10 lBAmerioa America has given a aaroe aname aame name aroe to a fashion it not the fashion Itself Itselfhloh Itsellwhich Itselfvitlob which hloh Is responsible for the following wall wallrom waUlrom wailrum lrom rom Paris ParitThe ParlaThe ParisThe The cry of the theatregoer who baa haasn baabeen haseSfl been eSfl sn unable to get a view of tho stage stageus stagobecause stageecatiss because ecatiss us of tho womens hats has become becomeoro becomemore becomenone more oro agonized than ever It was WI fondly fondlyell fondlybelded fondlyeLIdved belded ell eLIdved jred that the evil er had been bn scotched scotchedut sootho but ut this U s year ye it pms has all arisen arisn more terrible terriblend terribleand terribleLad and nd moro defiant defant than ever Not only ony has hast ha It t visibly vlbly grown in dimensions dimenion but now nowibotit nowabut nowibout abut ibotit Its periphery peripher is hung hun a netlike netlke con conri contance conrivanoe the American Americanrell Americaneil erlcm erlcmvei tance rivanoe ri vanoe known technically tneally as vei rell The mosquito mosuito net may IY have lave its It uses usesn usesIn In n the street Itreet but in the theatre totre it gives givesho glve glvetho giveshe tho ho spectator sPttr behind absolutely ablutely no chance chancet cnce cnceI I t reposes rpol In a dense den coil 01 on one side of the thetat thehat timrat hat tat while all al possible poble view of the stage tae is isut Isct isut ct ut off of by a large lIe feather fether on the other otherXPLAINS otherEXPLAI1S otherXPLAIN XPLAINS SVItMARlNES FATE FATEtree FJtTETree FATEhres Tree hres tree seconds Would ond Have lne Saved 8a d the theBritish therlsh theflrItIah British rlsh Doat o C Ha t l Lrd Lord ord Selborne SelborneSp Selbornt8pral Seibonne1pctaJ Sp 8pral 1pctaJ rtoJ Cabti col DiifatOi If TK Tn Sox SoxLONDON St SosLoNDON LONDON LONDN April Apri 18 16Lord Lord Selborne Siborne theirst the theIrst theFirst First Irst Lord of the Admiralty speaking paklR at atalb atBah atlath Bah alb today said sid that the optical optc tube and andirt ad adp andart art of the conning tower t J er of tho submarine submarineirpedo submarinotoro submarineorpedo p irpedo boot boa Al which blch was run down and andjnk andIk andunk toro Ik jnk off Portsmouth Porsmoth on March Mach 18 had been beenecovered ben benreoered beenecorered reoered ecovered and that they bore bre marks mrks which whiohlade whlohmae whichtade lade possible an explanation oxplnatlon of the accident accidentJi nldct mae A Ji officer otcer had ha been bn ordered ordeed to keep a lookout lookoutor lookoutfor for or the cruiser crollr Tuno UDo which It was WB the duty dutyt dutyof of t t the submarine bmrlle to blow up In his hisnxlety hil hilanxiety hisnxiety anxiety to sight siah her he neglected Jglecte to scan ooanhe In Inth scanhe th he horizon horion Suddenly he saw the bows bwa of ofgreat 01grtshlp ofgreatehip great grtshlp ship looming up upln in the thi field leldofvlllon leldofvlllonan of vision visionnd visionn1 an nd made the submarine Ibrlno dive It I appeared appearedhat appared apparedthat hat mat three seconds sondll moro would have taken takenho takentbe takenho tbe ho submarine the under tho ship safely safelyEn sfely sfelyEO safelyEfl En EO ORATORIO ORATORI iT THE TiE VATICAN VATICANt bbe t ne Peroil P roll Conduct Cndnctt The lAst a Judg Judgment Jodllment Jtidgment ment and Pop Pop Congratulate ConratulatN Him HimSftelat Ilnl Ilnlpral HimpVrS41 Sftelat CaMt Clbl Dnpatch DtJ 4rl Id THB Sew SewRoMB BU SoyROlLS ROlLS RO April in IOThe The Pope Pop the Cardinals Cardinalsther Cardinalllother Cardinalsthen other then church dignitaries dlgllrle and nd 300 guests guestarero gMt gMtwer guestsfern fern present pre nt this thl morning at the perform performnee rorm rormanea anea wer nee In the Vatican Vatcn of the Abb Pcrosls Pcroslsew PerolIs PerolIsnew new ew oratorio Tho Last Lst Judgment Fe Feiale Fo Feutie oratro mole singers took part prt In the production productioncroBl pructon pructonPerosl productioneroid Perosl croBl conducted onductod In person After the theerformanco Cheperormonco theerformance perormonco erformanco the ho Pope congratulated cngatulato PTn him himflllllon himflon himBillion flllllon flon Offered for London Loan Loanfipielat Loano LeanpcSoJ fipielat o 8ta Cable Cab DHptMi DIPah to I 0 TBK B Sen SenLONDON fM fMLNDON Ststhynos LONDON LNDON April Apri 10 10For For the London County Countyouncll CountyCuci Countyouncil Cuci ouncll loan of l500 5000000 at 3 per cent centnued oentued centisued nued at 00 0 tho subscriptions sulJrrton amount amoun pr to tooo tooooooo0o 100000000 oo The sum of i10000000 1O0OO0 1000 was wasild waseld a pid eld ild In application applcation money moneyKin moneyUnl 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GownsHandsome UownsHandsome Handsome Applique Applque Embroideries EmbroideriesIn Embroiderie In the latest late designs deigns and colorings coloringsPrices coloringsPrices coloringsPrices Prices 25c 45c 65c 100 and 150 150Formerly 150 150Formerly 150Formerly Formerly 7Sc to 300 0 893 BROADWAY BROADWAYDetw Detw ISolwten en e lom and 20th 2Ib 2Ot Sts St St IN SOCIETY SOCIETYThe SOCJIBTre The e New York YonlcCoaohing Coaching Clubs Cubl sensor soosowill sOon sOonwl sensorwill will wl open tomorrow tomorow Alfred Alred Gwynn GwynnVanderbllt Owyno OwynoVanderbit OwynrnVanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbit has engaged engae the Pioneer which whlcwill whichWil whiciwill will Wil run as it did last lat year between botwen th thHolland tho thotoUd thholland toUd Holland House UOUe and tho Ardsley Casino CasinoMr Cllno CllnoMr CasinoMr Mr and Mrs MT Vanderbilt Vanderbi who wero a1 a1their at attheir al altheir their form laH near Newport came to towi towifor townfor towifor for the IsellnWhlttler IslnWhlttler wadding wBldlnF and re remained remained remained mained over for that of Mr anderbilti anderbilticousin anderbls anderblscouin anderblltscousin cousin couin Mlns lURI Iisa Twombly Tombly o with Mr Burden BurdenFrarcls BurdenFacls BurdenFraels Frarcls Facls F Palmer son on of Mr and Mrs MrsNicholas MmXlcholnl MrsNicholas Nicholas F Palmer Paler of 022 Fifth Flh avenue avoiutowhoso GV01e GV01ewholo avenuewhose whoso wholo wedding woding with wlb Mien MiN Isabel Iabe W Fowle Fowlewill Folrwi Fowielwill will wi lake place on Wednesday W no day aftornoot aftornootat aforoon aforoonat at 4 oclock oclok in St Jamws Jam0S Church Chuch Eighty Eightyflrct Eightyfrt Eightyfirst first frt street ftreot and Madison avenue gave goe hi hifarewell hi Mifarewell farewell dinner lost night nl ht at Dolmonlcos DolmonlcosMr DelmonlcoMr Mr Palmers Palmor1 Kie J1Iet gmets t Included Include George GerJB Quin Qulntard Quintlrd Quintend tend tlrd Palmer Palm or his hl brother hrotherLIrn Irving Llvlngator LlvlngatorRoe LIlnl LlvingctorBoo ton tonRoe Roe James Wellman Frederick JToerlck Palmer PalmerThomas PalmerThomM lahnerThomas Thomas B Peek Wellan Jr and Jainei J ne Loekmoniivi Loekmon Loclnn Lockxnan1who who iivi wl will n ui nbvcitu ated attend jtuij jtuijThomas ni niThomal tm tmThomas Thomas Thomal King Klnl of Albany Alihy gave la e his bachelor bachelodinner bachelordinner bachelotdinner dinner last la t night at Delmonlcos Amon AmonIlls Among AmonRhil Amongida Ills hil guests were the Messrs llrs Rufus Ruus King his hisbrother hi hibrother h brother Bertram Berm Crugor R W Ingham InghamStephen InghamStphen InghamStephen Stephen Stphen Peabody Peby Jr Henry S Ferguson FergusonJames Ferguln FergulnJaes FergusonJames James Jaes T Soutter George Orro Morgan Iorllm Mac Macdonald Macdonald Maedonald donald Mason and Morgan Gostchiua GostchiuaMr OotchlUR OotchlURMr Mr King Kln Is to t J be married maried to Miss Cornnllr CornnllrOriswold Cornl1 CornellaGriswold Oriswold Peabody Pebdy on Wednesday Wnea Mr MrKings MrKlna MrKings Kings Orswold souvenir loutmlr gifts gift to his hil attendants nttendantiwero Itondant Itondantwero attendantsworo wero gold cigarette chtnrete cases CI with tho ho mono monogram monogram monogram gram and date dte engraved engran on them themMr themMr themMr Mr imd Ind Mrs Stephen Btfphrn Peabody Peodr of SO SOEast SnEast 0 0Et East Et Fiftyfourth FlfyIourth street trot the parents o otho of ofthe ofho the ho bride to bo boo will 1 give a dinner diner tomorrow tomorrovnight tomorrownight tomorrownight night In the annex ge of Cf the th Metropolitan MetropolitanClub Club which will wl follow follCW the rehearsal rEhlrtl of oftheir ottheir oftheir their daughters wedding odin Among thoso thosoat thosoat thoseat at the dinner will wl be the Misses 1t Marion MarlonHaven MarionHaveni MarionHaven Haven Priscilla Penbody Pe bod Constance ConstancePeabody Constnc ConstancePeabody Haveni Peabody Peabody PrlUI Katherine Oakman Helen Oak Oakman Oa Oakman man Rosalind Fish Hortenss 10renlle Howland HowlandIxmtkino HowlandLoulno IfowiandLoulimino ma Ixmtkino Roslnd Peters Petei Irene Ien King Kng Marjorie MarjorieMotley MarJorl MarjorieMotley Loulno Motley Blanche Shoemaker r and Stella StellaElkins Stela StoliaElkins I Elkins Motey who are to attend atend at the wedding weddingTh wedin weddingThe I IThe Th The gowns at the KlngPeabody KIngPeaboy bridal bridalparty bridalparty i party will w be particularly prloularlr pretty The Thebride Te Tebride Thebride prty bride will w1 wear a white satin ltn gown with withlong withlong withlong long train embroidered with white roses rouesThe rOle rOleThe rosesThe The waist Is I mode me with wt a n yoke of point pointlace pointlae pointlace lace lae and full ful sleeves 1106 Miss 1il Marion Haven Haventho Hayentho Haventhe tho maid of honor will wi wear a point lace lacacontumo lacecostume costume over chiffon chUlonand chlffonand and satin Bltn and a white whitechiffon whit whitechiffon cOtume chiffon hat trimmed trimme with feathers featers and andpink andpin andpink pink chlton flowers She will carry a muff of ofwhite ofwhite ofwhite flower wl white pin sweet peas and mOM roses rOS6 The Thobridesmaids Thebrdclds Thebridesmaids bridesmaids swot will I wear wor gowns of Valen Valenciennes Valenolel Valenciennea ciennes brdclds lace lae wi over white silk sik and whIte whltalace whltl whItelace lace olel hats hat trimmed with wih pink roses rof and andwill andwl andwill will le wl carry cay muffs muls of pink pin and white sweet sweetpeas sweetp sweetCardll sweetpeaL peas peasCards peaLCards p Cards have been bn Issued l sued for the th wedding weddingof of Mrs Mr Valentine Vaentne Kobbd Kobbl and Edward Ewrd Stet Stetson Stt Sttson Stetson son Gritting Grmng by the brotberlnlaw brotherInmw and andslater nndsiter andsister slater of the te brideelect brdeelot Mr and Mrs Mr Joseph JosephJ Joeph JoephJ J siter Asch It will take tke place plae at 630 6 oclock oclockon 11 on A the afternoon I of April Apnil2lat 27 at the Prot Protestant Pt Protet1uit estant et atrnoon Episcopal Epllopal Church lllh of the Incarna Incarnation Incall Incallton Incarnation tion Madison Madlln avenue and Fortyfourth Fortyfourthstreet Fortyfourthatrt i street atrt ton The Tle Rev Rv Dr Coles C lel of Trinity Tinity School Schoolwill Shool ShoolWI Schoolwill I will perform the ceremonv clremonv assisted alsto by byJohn bytho bythe the WI retor rector prlornl the Rev Wilam William U OfCDor OfCDorJohn Oromivenor OromivenorJohn John Grenvillo Olfnvlle Bates Dte gave gve a handsome handsomebachelor haldomo haldomobachelor handsomebachelor bachelor dinner diner last lat night at Delmonlcos DelmonlcosMr Mr Bates Batel entertained entln T Tower Bates BatesHoward BtO BatesHoward Howard Howa Boulton William Wilam Boulton Boulon Jr JrRussell JrRussl JrRussell I Russell Auchincloes AuchlnclOJohn John Arthur Gardner GardnerThomas Oaner OanerEwa GardnerEdward Edward Russl I inker Jlrent ihrent Ltrer Lefferta JOph JOphThol Joseph JosephThomas Thomas Thol Ewa Jr Bruce M0 Falconer Jaloner and ad James Jamc R RKnapp 8Knapp Knapp who are to attend at d him as 1 best bet man manand manand manand and ushers at his wedding woding next Saturday Saturdayafternoon Saturdayatrnoon Saturdayafternoon afternoon to Miss 1U Anita Ania T Boulton Boultn in inCalvary inCalvary inCalvary Calvary atrnoon Church ChurchMr Curch CurchMr ChurchMr Mr and Mrs Egbert Egber J Armstrong Antronl will willlocate wil willlocate locate loae here hlr on their return retur from frm their bridal bridaltrip bridaltip bridaltrip trip tip The couple had one of the pretty prettyEaster prety pretyEtr prettyEaster Easter week weddings at Richmond Rohond Va Vothe Vathe Vatim Etr the brides brdes home There were a e a number nubr of ofNow 01Now ofNow Now Yorkers present prent on the occasion olon ineluding In InNicholas IndudlnR eluding H Harry rry B Holl Hohlins Jr Harry Harry1Ichoil harryNicholas Nicholas Robert Watson Watn Roy Nicholas Nicbol Mr MrFohnston Mrand Mrand and 1Ichoil Mrs Harry B HoJn Holiinmi Mr and Mr Mrs MrsJohnston Johnston lrs Livingston Miss MiR Livingston LvlnRtonllM LvlnRtonllMArstrong Miss MissVrmatrong MissArmstrong LvlnKRlon Arstrong Armstrong and Mr and Mrs Edward EdwardInapp Edwa EdwardKnnpp Kapp KappMr Inapp KnnppMr InappMr Mr and Mrs Mr Whitney Warren Warn of 145 145tadlson 15 15Mdlon 145ifadtson Mdlon tadlson avenue will wi sail sal for or Europe uop this thiseok thiswek thisweek wek week eok accompanied acmpnlod by their daughter Miss Missrharlotte 118 118Caiotte MissTharlotte Caiotte rharlotte Warren Wan MIss ML Warren who was washe wa wathe washe the he gue gutt guest t of honor at a dinner theatre party partynd py pyand partyend and nd supper luppr given givn by Mr 11r and Mrs Arthurlason Arthur Arthurlason Athu lason Jones on Thursday night was a a aebutante ad aJ Mon d J ebutante butnte of tho ho pMt winter wintr Airs lrs War Warms WaA WaArenl WarenS ms father Gabriel Oablellea Mead Tooker as well wellOne wel wellIs renl a Is her brother and sisterinInwi sisterinlaw Mr and nndM andlIre M lIre Joh John It4bury Stanbury Tookr Tooker are aDroad aDroadOne aroadOne One of the th biggest blggl t and andhiandsomeet handsomest hdS JmOllt of the thepril t thepril Apri pril weddings wading will wl be 0 that of Miss 11 Jessie Jessieampbell J Jessieampbell le leC C ampbell mpbel Moore More and Colby Clby Mitchell Mitchel Chester Chesterr Cester CesterJr Jr r Bon of Rear lar Admiral Chester ChOt4r to take takeilaco t takelace plae lace at Bt Bartholomews Drtholomaft Church Chuch at atoolok 4 4Iolook 4olook oolok Iolook a on Wednesday Woncday afternoon aftornoon The Theirlde Thebride Thenlde bride will wl bo attended atende by the to Misses M Mary MaryIslo Ma MarylaIo Elie Islo Moore Mary Mry C Maxwell Maxwol Louise Lou Leo Leorace Lo LoGra Leoraoe race Knowlton Louise JAU Vanderhoef Vanderhof Helen Helenudson HelenJudon Helenludson Gra Kowlton udson Louise Lou Carhart Crhrt Frances Frlc Williams Williamsnd VIUIiarnamd Wl Judon nd Elizabeth Newell as maid of honor and andrldosmaldii andnldesmalds ad Nowel a rldosmaldii Eth Lieut Arthur Ahu T Chester ChesterJ Cter CterU brlomad U Li J 8 N will 1 be hU hi brothers brotlers best bot man mannd m manmnd and nd the Meesre Mers Gilbert Gibrt C C Qreonway Qreonwayilorrls Orenway OrenwayMorrill Oreonwaydorris ilorrls V Ely Luther G Billings Big Jr John JohnI n It I Hall Burr C Chamberlain Chlberlaln Charles CalOl CalOlMoore A AHward Atooro Moore Inl Jr Hopwel Hopeweil L RgeTB Rogers 01 Choo ChooEward ChIoao ChIoaodward Hward H I Brewer Hrewr of Philadelphia Phlaelpbla Dr Drroderiok DrFreriok DrFredeniok Eward roderiok T Billings of Plttsburg Pltsbug and Dr Drohn D DrTohn John Freriok ohn Stalge Davis Da1 Bilng of Baltimore Btiore ushers ushersMiss ushrs ushrsMlf ushersMiss Miss Mlf Moore will wi wear we a superb prb costume costumef cte cteof of f white satin eln with point pint laos la and orange orangeilossoms ore orebloMms orangelosaome bloMms ilossoms She has hl been bn much abroad abroadrlth abro abroadwith with Ith her he pents parents Mr 11r and Mrs Charles Charle A Aloore AMore Adodre More loore who came oe here from Boston Dn twenty twentyears tenty tentyYer twentyrears Yer rears ears or more moe ago They will give a gen genawyer gn gneral gencral eral rpton reception atr after the church ge conr conrat ceremony ceremonyIA at their home 1 77 ModIln tadleon avenue Mr MrCellt MrTheater Theater who i8 a Yae Yale graduate la I young youngawyse Cellt lawytr awyer of this city ciy cityMi gu Mi and a Mrs MrsL M m L l l been bn passing paing the first frst days of their hone honemoon homier homiermoon moon mon at Florham the Twombly Tombly count countplace cunt country countryplace place at Madison Madllol N J and will wllon soon star stanfor starfor ltrt ltrtfor for San Francsoo Francisco From there they g gto go goto geto to Honolulu HonoluluAmong 10nolulu 10noluluAmong HonoluluAmong Among the relatives of Mr Burdens Burdenibrido Burdensbrdo BurdsnibrIde brIde unavoidably unvoldably absent ablnt from her weddini weddiniwero Weldlng Weldlngwere weddin4were were Mr and Mrs Ernesto Ernst G Fabbri am amMr and andMr andMr Mr and Mrs Mrl Davo Hennen Morris Th ThMorris ThsMorris ThMorris Morris children chidren attended but their parent parentonly parentsonly prents prentsonly only reached rNched New York from New Orleans Orleaniyesterday Orle Orleansyesterday yesterday yestery Mr lr and Mrs M Fabbrl wh whhave Who Whohae thc thchave have been bn abroad abroa for some months are ar novi noviawaiting nO nosawaiting awaiting awoltng the arrival In Europe of Mr MrsCapt MrYabbrs Mr1abbn Yabbrs 1abbn mother Mr Mrs Elott Elliott F Bhepard ShopardCapt BhepardCapt Capt Capt Thomas TOm Lewis Lwll Leeds L and fd Mrs MrsLeeds Mr MmLeeds Leeds I ne n net l Ktlboume Klbolrn are I passing pAlng the first flrsfortnight frst frstfortn firstfortnight fortnight fortn ht of their honeymoon honeyoon with wth Capt CaptThomas Cpt CaptThomas Thomas Thom Welbourne Welb urne and Mrs 1 Welbourn Welbournnee Welboure WelbourenO Welbournenile nee nO Ktlbourno Kibourno at It Madison Mal n Barracks arrkl N Y YIt YIt Vit It was Wi at the wedding w ddlng In Pokin of the latter lattercouple lattr lattrcouple lattercouple couple that the th bride brd and bridegroom bridegroommet brldlrom brldlrommet met Capt Leeds Is of tlw hp hio Indian Inc Rn army Ary Ho and his brldowill wi sail Mi by Mav 1 for forEnglandand rorIlund forEnglandand brde Englandand Ilund nd will wil pass pa several 8era br wenfcs visit visiting vialting Ialt Ialtinl ing inl relatives nltn8 before bfore going Rolg to Paris Pat and andthen andtho antithou then tho on to their future home hmo In IndiaMrs India IndiaMn Idia IdiaMI Mn MI Vanderbilt aderblt and her M daughter Miss MissGladys MielGays MissGladys Gladys Gays Vanderbilt will wi IU be b at the Break Breakers Bre ers their Newport residence rleno early fIly In InJune I inJbne Nnprt June They The sail Mi for Europe Europ on a brief briefpreparatory brl briOfpreparatory 1 1preprator preparatory preprator shopping trip In a couple coupleof coupl of weeks weeksCards wekl weklC weeksCards Cards C ls have rwe been bn received reeho for the W Wedding Weddingof odd lding ldingof ing ingof of Dr Nathaniel Read RIR Norton orton of this thi city cityand el1y el1yand cityand and Miss 11 Bertha dlnvllllers dlnvllrs Welghtman Welghtmanto WelgMma to take tae place plae next Saturday Sturday April Api 93 2 In Intho Intho inthe tho Second Sond Presbyterian Plbwrl Church Chuh Pbliadeiphia Phila Philadelphia Pbil delphia Tho ceremony ctromony will wi be followed followedby f fciowedby lowed lowedh by h a a reception at the home of Mr Ir and Mrs MrsJonea MrsJones Ir Jones rlepton Wfcter Wltor the te brides stepfather ftepfathe and andmother andmothfr andmother mothfr mother 1819 Walnut street streetMr Rtnt RtntMr streetMr Mr and Mrs Mr W De Lancey Lncy Kounta Kountasailed Kount Kountzssailed sailed le yesterday ystrdy for Europe Europ They Jlil Jlilvisit ulilvisit m mvlllit visit the Duke Dke and Duchess Duch of Roxburghe Roxburgheat RObu he at Floors Castle Melrose Scotland ScotlandIn It C8te near nt Melroe 8cotlnd I IIn In the course curl of their three te months month stay stayabroad It4Y stayabroad abroad Mrs Kountre Kounte when Miss Mi Martha MarthaJohnston Maa MarthaJohnston I IJohnatn Johnston Johnatn assisted Clted as bridesmaid brldesmolc at the theRoxburghe theRxbur thefloxburghe Roxburghe Rxbur he wedding wedlnR When Wen Mr and Mr MrKountzo Mrs MrsKountzo Mr Kountzo Kounto return they will wi go to the Kountxe Kountxecountry Kountecountr Kountzecountry country countr place pla at Morrlslown IO N J JTho JThe JThe The next nox wedding weddlnl In the Wilson Wln family familywill faO faOwli familywill will wli be b that tllt of Richard Roha Johnston nephew nephewof n phew of Mrs R T Wilson Wison and Mlfu 1i9 Isabel IsabnlThomas IsabelThomas abAI abAIThoml Thomas Thoml and will wl take place pllC at Athens AthensGa Athan AthensGa Ga Miss MIB Thomas assisted alRied as maid of ofhonor ofhonor honor at the ho KountzoJoluuton Kountroollston wedding weddingCords weding wedingCr weddingcurds o Cords Cr are al out for tho annual aanuallal ladles day dayat dayat dayat at the Players Playel Club Grumeroy Grmery Par Park next nextFriday nextFrday nextFriday Friday Frday As s Saturday Saturay Is a matinee matln day daythe daY the anniversary annlve lry of Shakespeares Shakesperes birth birthhas birthhl birthhas has hl to be celebrated oelebrat a day dlY in advance advanceMiss fdvanoe fdvanoelIl advanceMiss Miss lIl Leary Lar is about to move from her herhomo berhomo lienbomo homo at a 8 Fifth Fih avenue to her new house housefurther houllerurher housefurther further rurher up Fifth avenue Her present prwonthome pront pronthom presenthome home hom will wi bo a meeting meetnp place for quite quie a acrowd acrowd acrowd crowd tomorrow tomorw for about tho last lat lima limain timein in hor stay on the premises premlles In the after afternoon altr afternoon noon non the members of the Washington WashingtonSquare Wahlnton WahlntonSQuar WashingtonSquare Square Auxiliary of the Stony StonyWold Wold Sans Sanatorium Sanstorium a atorlum torium will WIl hold a meeting metng Mrs Mr James JamesEdward JanvEdward Ja Edward Eward Newcombo and the te Rev no Thomas Thom R RSlicer RSlcer 8Slicer Slicer Slcer will wl make addresses addrl and Edwin EdwinMarkham Fdwlnlrkham EdwinMarkham Markham lrkham will wl mae rood r some lome poems poemsOne poem poemOne poemsOne One of the quiet weddings ading of the week weekwill wek wekWi weekwill will Wi be that of the Rev R Episto F Chauncay Chauncayone Cu y yone one of the assistant clergymen olerjye at St StGeorges StGerges StGeorges Gerges Georges Episcopal Epl opal Church Curch Stuyvesant StuyvesantSquare St8ant StuyvesantSquare BqUre Square and Miss MIla Edith Eith Lockwood Lkood Taft Taftdaughter Taf Taftdaughter daughter of Mr and Mr Mr Mrs Theodore Teof Taft Taftof Taftof of Brooklyn Brkly which U L to take te plaoe plao on Tues Tuesday Tue Theeday day In tho chantry chantr cbantryotGrace of Grace Or Church ChurchMr Curch CurchMr ChurchMr Mr and Mrs M1 E 0 Babcock Bbk of Carnegie CarnegieHall Carosl CaroslHall CarnegieHall Hall announce tho engagement tgaemet of their theirecrctary thir thirdaughtr theirdaughter daughtr daughter Hele Helen to Mr Dudley Dc Buck Jr JrSeeretarT Jrgecrctary ecrctary Hays naY1 Dinner Dnne to the Diplomatic DiplomaticCorps Dplomtlo DplomtloCrJ DlplomtIoCorpi Corps CorpsWASHINGTON CrJ CorpiWasiyoroy WASHINGTON W ASltNOTN April AprlllIbe Id 16The The Secretary Setary of ofState ofSUte ofFltstte SUte State and Mrs MrsHay Hay Hy entertained entrined at dinner dinnerIlls dier dierthis dinnerthis this evening in compliment omplmet to members mmbn of ofho ofthe ofthe the ho Diplomatic Dplomto DiplomatioCorpstheirgueata Corps Cr their ther guests gests being beLg beizmgthe beizmgthernbassador tha thaAmbassador tbeAmbdor Ambdor Ambassador from AustriaHungary AUIblHunp and andaroness andBrne andBaroness Brne Baroness aroness Herfgelmueller Hengelueler Baron Bron von Sternburg Stern Sternurg Sternbrl brl burg urg the German Ollnn Ambassador Senator Senatornd Stor Storad Senatorand ad and nd Mrs Cullom Clom Baron Bron Monoheur Monoher the theclglan theBelgf thelielgian clglan Minister Mnltr Phya Akharaj AhrJ Varad Varadlara Vard Vardhr Varadlana Belgf hr lana lara the Siamese Blm0 Minister Mlnilter Viscount Vlut da dalite dl doMte A1e lite the Portuguese Portug Minister Mlnltr Seflor Blor Quo QuoAda Quo QUOtmtda 8d Ada the Cuban Cbn Minister lnl ter Sir Liming Lig the theIhineso theChineo theThiamine Chineo Thiamine Minister Mnlter Chtfkib Chklb Ch kib Bey the Turkish Turkishillnlster Trkib Trkiblfnlster TurkishIInIster lfnlster illnlster Mr and Mrs 1re Alfredo Aro Ferrelrra FerrelrraIharge Feel FerrelrraTharg4 Iharge dAffaires dAal for Brazil Brzl Mr Pulldo Pulldohargd Pldo PldoChg slido slidoharg6 Chg hargd dAffairw dalro for Venezuela Voee BeSot Seflorlolles SeOorZOl BeSota1les lolles Charge dAffaires d al for Bolivia Rolli Miss Misslagerman Mi MissElagernmn Hagern ZOl lagerman Chal Mrs Mr Keep Miss ll Wilson Wllol Mica MicaIltchoock Mi MissElitehoock Hltcho Iltchoock Miss MI Ridgcly Miss M Clayton Claytonilss Cyton CytonMiss Clayton1Ie5 Miss ilss Levering Lerg Miss Mi Lucy wcKn Kean MIss Mil Wemre Wetnote wet wetUSSirlCKESFREEOFFnEELAND mre note M Miss Calden CaMeron and M Miss Owne Owynne OwynnehISS 1188 hISS USSirlCKESFREEOFFnEELAND WICJKES FREE OF FREELAND FIrEFLANDibo i ilio 110 ibo lio Swindled Swned Her Be Into Ito Marriage Mal and ad Blade BladeOff Haa Madsof Off 01 With Her 1tI Jewelry JewelryMrs Je JeMre JewelryMrs Mrs Eliza E Herrlman Hern Froeland Flad obtained obtainedrom obtned obtnedfrom from rom Supeme Bupme Court Cou Justice 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