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AND STAYS UP 17 MINVTE3 MINVTE3No
No Trouble This Time After tbe Aero Aeroplane Aeroplane Aeropne
plane Oaee aee Cleared the Shed and anilSoared andSoared andNoareti
< Soared Into the the Air oIrPart Part of the thePlight theFlIsht theI
I Plight at an 5n Kletatlon of too 00 Feet FeetWASHINGTON FeetWAIIBINOTON FeetWARINoTON
WASHINGTON July 17 17A A little fawn fawncolored fawncolored raincolored
colored pup the property no doubt of ofsome oflIOme ofeome
some trooper atood on the drill ground at atFort atFort atort
Fort ort Myer this afternoon watching the thegreat thegreat theI
I great crowd of people that had gathered gatheredat
at the north end of the field Suddenly Suddenlyit
it heard a peculiar noise nol e overhead and andcocked andcocked
cocked its eyes upward There It Itnome saw sawnome w wIIOme I
nome kind of bird one of tremendous tremendousdimensions tromendousdim tromeudouedImenlona
dimensions dim nslons which went w nt Balling through throughthe
the air with a great racket The pup was wasdeeply wudeeply wasdeeply
deeply Interested and after looking the thething thething thething
thing over gave chase Down the field fieldit
it went racing as a hard as 8 legs would let it itafter Itaner Itafter
after Orville Wright in his aeroplane aeroplaneWright nropt n nWright I If
f Wright Was as travelling forty miles an anhour anhour anhour
hour and was a hundred feet In n the air airThe airThe airThe
The little dog was soon left far behind as asUrvllle allr naUrville
r Urvllle sped a on down the thefleid field and nd turned turnedto
to t the left i but before bero the dog had much muchtime muchic inuehtime
I ic time to rest after being vanquished the themachine themaohlne themachine
machine was overhead again and once oncemore oncemor6 oncemor
more the pup went chasing after it its itslegs Its1epdoubllngtnMerneaith Its1ewdoublingtniorneath
legs doublingtiiftierntwth Irroneiong hroneloDgloap hroneloDgloaparter Soap Soapafter Ieapafter
after another hut the bird sailed on and andnn andnn andon
nn with a never ceasing cea lng vexatious whiz whleand whizand whiaanti
and sputter and finally the pup quit and andwent andw andwent
went w t to t rest t in the friendly shade of a aRtirshed agurahed agurhed
Rtirshed After a time it saw the bird birdmachine birdrria birdmachIne
machine rria hlne or whatever it was come to earh earhon
on the other Ride of the field and a man manemerged manemeriJed manemerged
emerged from the dust kicked up by the tbelanding thelanding thelanding
landing aeroplane aeroplaneOrville aeroplaneOrville aeroplaneOrville
Orville Wright todAY flew 18 minutes minutesand minutesIInd mlnuteeitnd
and 54 seconds some saY 53 3 seconds but butWilbur butWilbur butWilbur
Wilbur Wright said 54 and moat people peoplethink peoploihlnk peoplethink
think that that was about right He Hetravelled HotravellM lietravelled
travelled about eleven miles at a rate or offorty orforty orforty
forty miles an hour and when he came camedown oemedownth camedown
down downth the th brothers were very Vf > ry well sails satisfied satlafled sailsfled ¬
fled with the days < work workTo workTo workTo
To make a successful flight meant meanttood a agood agood
good deal dealto to the Wrights Wrlg ts They have had hadvery hadvery hadI
I very hard luck and there has been > toen a good goodrfes1 gooddeal ood oodf
f deal of r criticism on the part of many man who whoWent whoS h hent
S Went ent to Fort Myer this week to see them themfly th themfly m
fly 0 and then hen something prevented prev nted and the thedisgruntled thedlsgruntled thedisgruntled
disgruntled ones returned to totown town dls dlsappointed dlsappolntM dieappointed
appointed It Is I safe to say that there thereIs
Is no one who is more disappointed and andimpatient andImpatient andimpatient
impatient with adverse weather condi conditions conditione conditiona ¬
tions and mishaps to themachine the machine than thanthe thanthe thanthe
the Wrights themselves They tire now nowworking nowworking nowworking
working for 25000 from the United States StatesGovernment StatesGovernment StateeGovernment
Government and tho sooner they get it itthe Itthe Itthe
the happier they will be for they have havemuch havemuoh havemuch
much work to do and are due In Germany
in September SeptemberFor Bep mber mberFor
For a while today k t looted loo ed as if If there therewould therewould therewould
would be no flight tll hi The sntne I condi conditions conditione condltions ¬
tions which prevailed day betore yester yesterday yesterda
is day da were prevalent prevaMatapa4odsyThee prevaMatapa4odsyTheewas t jigaiaJo 4 < ody iay TheN yThenewas TheNW41
was a light wTnb Md f blowing bI wIn on the back backof backof
of the machine and it was hard for Or Orville Orville OrIlle ¬
ville Ille to get high dough to make his htafirst hisflrat hisfIrst
first turn without hitting the aeroplane aeroplaneshed
shed on 01 the south end of the field Ho Homade Homade Remade
made two efforts The first was a fail failure railure failure ¬
ure but on the second he made the turn turnsuccessfully tUni1lU00000srully turnmiooesefuliy
successfully got by the shed and went wentsailing wentlIalllng wentsailing
sailing away By the time he had com completed complet cornpleted ¬
pleted plet d one round he was fifty flrt feet r t In the theair theair theair
air with the machine under perfect oon control oontrol oontrol ¬
trol He could have kept on for much muchmore muohmore muchmore
more time but the WrlghtR arc not after afterrecords afterrecords afterrecords
records just now and are seeking only onlyto
to test their engine and try out the bear bearings hMrIng hairings ¬
ings ingsThe
The monorail on which the aeroplane aeroplanetarte
tarte was again I lengthened today todayno
L L no o that the machine would have more morevelocity moreJ morevelocity
> J < velocity at the start On the first flight flightOrvlllo flightOrville lghti
i Orville lifted tho machine a little too tooBoon tooBoon toosoon
Boon and did not get enough speed speedHe apeedHe
He Te went off down the field and made madeevery madeevery madeevery
every effort to make the machine rise risesharply riseflhnrply riseharply
sharply hut he could not get it high highenough highenough
I enough H He was not more than twenty twentyfive twentytiVtl twentyfive
five feet from the ground and had hadchoice ft ftchoice Iioholce
choice of going to earth or Into the nero aeroplane neropll1ne neroplane ¬
plane shed So he took to earth t > nnd nndlanded nndlanded andlanded
landed easily although one runner wan In Ina inhollow Ina
a hollow and the other on a knoll It Itlooked Itlooked Itlooked
looked from a distance as a though some something aomething something ¬
thing was broken hut presently the themachine Ihemaohlne themachine
machine was dragged back to the starting startingpoint startingpoint tartlngpoint
point and preparations made for a second secondattempt secondattempt secondattempt
attempt attemptThis attemptThis attemptThis
This effort was w more successful The Themachine Themachine Themachine
machine flew down the monorail to its itsvery Itsvery itsvery
very end and then sailed upward It Itwent Itwent Itwent
went higher than before but there was wasstill WAaIItill wasstill
still doubt as a to whether the turn could be bemade bemade bemade
made Orville made It though jamming
his rudder around hard The machine machinetilted machinelilted machinetilted
tilted much but butwent went onward and upward upwardand
and safely by the aeroplane shed which whichthe whichthe whichthe
the right plane missed by not many feet feetFrom feetFrom feetFrom
From then on the flight was w8llslmple simple Or Orville Orvillelmmedlately Orville ¬
ville Immediately worked for height and andgot an aneot andgot
got it without difficulty On the second secondround secondround secondround
round he was seventyfive feet from the theearth theearth theearth
earth and once later on it Deemed med that thatbe thatbe thatbe
be must have been a hundred hundredBefore hundredB hundredBefore
Before B ror the night Wilbur Wright had hadlaid had1Id hadlaid
laid out a big white piece of cloth at the thesoutheast theIIOUtheaat thesoutheast
southeast corner of the field Thin was wasto wUt wasto
to t guide Orville In making that particular particularturn
turn The other turns are well marked markedby
by buildings The course thus outlined outlinedis
is something more than 4000 feet and andOrville andOrville andOrville
Orville went around it fifteen and threequart threeQuarter three threequartec
quart < < times His landing landln was a very verygood verygood verygood
good one In leaving the monorail the thesecond theeeoond thesecond
second time a small wooden rod to which whichIs
Is attached the rope which runs to tho thofalling thefalling thotailing
falling weight hit the ground and was wasbroken Wallbroken wasbroken
broken It Is a minor Injury and can be bereadily bereadily bereadily
readily repaired repairedWhen repairedWhen repairedWhen
When Orville went up and circled circledaround olrcledaround circledaround
around the field time after time many manythought manythought manythought
thought that the Wrights were out to tobeat tobeat tobeat
beat the record made by Curtlon today
They had no such intention however howeverand
and said after the flight that they were werenot wereI werenot
I not after any records Wilbur remarked remarkedthat remarkedthat
that Curtisss flight was very fine fineShlneT tinebIRr fineihine
ShlneT ShlneTPapers ihinePap bIRr bIRrPapers
Papers Pap rs were filed in the County Clerks Clerksoffice Clerksomce Clerksomee
office yesterday In the suit for separation separationbrought separationbroIght separationbroight
broIght by Margaret Dieterich against againstCharles altalnstChArles againstCharles
Charles E Dleterloh president of the
Giant Construction Company at 217 West Wost126th W04Itl
126th l th street Mrs Dleterloh says YII that thather thather thatherhusband
her herhusband husband treated treat d her cruelly and CQm compelled CQm11ed ¬
pelled 11ed her to black his boots Dieterich Dieterichalleges Dleterlohml
alleges fl ges misconduct ml conduct on the part of his hisirtto hi hie hind hititfe
irtto and nd says his motherinlaw Is to toulame toSaDER todaae
ulame ulameBBDKR daaeiDZK e
BBDKR TOtE WINES FOB THE SUHMEK
Before nato K piaI > tn to the e Country Oou l lI
HTD TDawey I cwr wir0 oIIOoJ ussCo BiOolwrulton 1t lIIItoD BtN s Mew w York yc
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MAN FIREMEN OVERCOME OVERCOMEChiefs OIEIWOMChiefs
Chiefs Order the Meteae RM lte of Men Knocked Knockedoat
> oat by Gal GalMora 0 0Moro CalMore
Mora than a score of firemen were wereknocked wereknocked wereknocked
knocked out In a fire In a five story tene tenement tenement tensment ¬
ment at 1424 Third avenue shortly after afternoon afternoon afternoon
noon yesterday Y by gas Among the men menwho menWbo menwho
who suffered from the fumes fum l was Deputy DeputyChief DeputyChief DeputyChier
Chief Duane who Is I 07 7 yean old and has hasseen huII hasseen
seen II On fortytwo years of active service serviceThe INIrvlotThe serviceThe
The fire started In the cellar 11ar of the build building buildIn building ¬
ing In from spontaneous combustion among amongsome amon amonome amongsome
some painters supple An alarm was wasturned wasturned wasturned
turned In by a policeman poll eman when heavy heavyvolumes heayyvolumlMl heavyvolumes
volumes of smoke were seen coming from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the basement basementBattalion baaemeotBattalion basementBattalion
Battalion Chief Frank Dougherty Dough rty was wasthe w wthe wasthe
the first to arrive with the men of Engine EngineCompany EngineCompany EngineCompany
Company 44 Deputy Chief Duane who wholives whoIIvesnear wholivesnoar
lives IIvesnear near the scene ne of the fire also got goton goton goton
on the th job and with the Battalion Chief Chiefwent ChiefWent Chiefwent
went Into the cellar of tho building They Theystayed 111eyatayed Theystayed
stayed there only a few minutes when whenthey whenthey whenthey
they staggered out almost overcome by bythe bythe bythe
the gas fumes fumesDougherty fumeDougberty fumeaDougherty
Dougherty went back again with the themen themen themen
men of Engine 44 and they found that thattwentythree thattwentytbree thattwentythree
twentythree gas meters were in the thecellar thecellar thecellar
cellar The htat from the fire had melted meltedthe meltedthe meltedthe
the solder on the meter connections and andgas andIt88 andgas
gas was flowing all over the place pl O Fire Firemen Firemen Firenon ¬
men Dan Eckert and Larry Ryan with withLleuU wltb1lellt withLieut
LleuU Barry started to find a cutoff cutoffrhe ootolllhe cutoffdid
lhe rhe men did not no come back to the street streetalter streetattr treetatUor
alter some time and both Duane and andDougherty andDougherty andDougherty
Dougherty went into the cellar to find findtheir findtheir findtheir
their men Both were stretched out on ontbe onthe onthe
the cellar floor knocked out by the gas gasfames gaardm gasrnmee
rdm fames l CajShe oia eae ordered jnjnen In jnn m n from fromTruck frol1Trock tronTruck
Truck in leand and the men were carried to the thestreet theatreet theaireet
street Duane D Dii neand ne and Dougherty were In Insuch Inuoh Insuch
such bad b d shape that they also had to be beassisted beualst beassisted
assisted ualst d out outFiremen outFiremen outFiremen
Firemen continued to go Into the cellar cellarto
to find a cutoff and after an hours work workthe workthe workthe
the entire entl companies of Engines 44 and 13 13were 13were 13were
were stretched out on the street from fromg fromgas
g gas s poisoning None was w seriously in injured Injured injured ¬
jured by the gas and no one was sent sentto Mntto sentto
to the hospital but the fumes became so sobad 10bad sobad
bad that Deputy Chief Duane had the themen theI themen
men cut a hole through the ground floor floornid floorI floorad
I
nid a d a hose was lowered Into the cellar cellarwith oeUarwith cellarwith
I with a big nozzle and after a half hours hourssteady hoursteedy hourssteady
steady flow of water had been poured pouredinto pourtldJnto pouredInto
into the cellar the fire was aa extinguished extinguishedThe
The damage done to the building was wasconfined wallconfined wasconfined
confined to the cellar and amounted to toabout toaboutIOOO toabout
about aboutIOOO 1000 AHthe tenants were ordered orderedout
out by the firemen until the gas had a achance achanctil achance
chance to escape after men from the theConsolidated thoC theContolidate4
Consolidated C < Gas Company had found und a ncutoff acutorr acutoff
cutoff an hour after the flre was w out
WMJL 1N 111 tERn CO 0 nKEiKR nKEiKRJ Rff11 1m 1mE
J 1 K Aldrnt Appointed at Hrqurtil of thr thrKnickerbocker IhrInlrkrrbofkrr thrknickerbocker
Knickerbocker Treat Trn t Com Company CompanyPHILADELPIIXA otnp pan panPHnADHLPRU n nPHIJADELPIIIA >
PHIJADELPIIIA July 17 n1udge Judge Oray Orayof Irayof
of the United States District DietrictCourt Court today todayappointed todayappointed todayappointed
appointed J E Aldred receiver for the theMcCall thelcCall theMcCall
McCall Ferry Power Company of Penn Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania ¬
sylvania whose combined capital stock stockand stockand atockand
and outstanding out outstandl tandljj g bonds aggregate 2t oooo ooooThe ooo
000 The exact 6 ot amount of f It Ita capital capitalstock oapltaatook oapitastock
stock Is I s not stated ta in the brief papers paperafil paperafiltoday paperafiiedloday filed filedtoday < <
today todayMr todayYr
Mr Aldrwilaa Aldred satire Batlveot of lAwreno lAwrenouw
M tai uw but It 1 about ab ut to foreo remove remoto to New NewYork NewYork e eYork
York city the headquarters of the com companys companys cornpanys ¬
panys reorganization reGr < < anlution committee at atwhose atwhOlle atwhose
whose suggestion Mr Aldred was named namedThe namedThe namedThe
The papers Miners filed in tho District Court Courtgle COllrtgle Courtgive
gle the Knickerbocker Trust Company Companyof Com pa n not
of New ew York < > rk aa the complainant In the theaffidavit theIlmduit themd1t
affidavit It 1 stated is that the company has hasdefaulted halldefaulted hasdefaulted
defaulted in the interest Inte t on Its outstand outstanding outstandIng outstanding ¬
ing bonds which number 0027 and are areof areor areof
of the par value or 19027000 9OZ7 Of this thisamount Ibl8amount thisamount
amount the reorganljitloti rlrlanlJtiol committee committeehold committhnlde committeeholds
hold 17775000 7750 as trustee trustNo The committee committeeconmstH commite commitecnsilt committeeconsists
consists cnsilt of William WIIII II I Burnum who made madeIho madeIhe madethe
the affidavit nfdavl A C Bedford lord H Reading ReadingBertron RendingBerlron ReadingBeriron
Bertron Charles Charlt A Coffin < and Gardner GardnerM lrdner lrdnerM
M lAne all ni of New ew York YorkReceiver rorlRtrher YorkReceiver
Receiver Rtrher Aldmla Aldr d bond l IR fixed at atSOO atiOOW
SOO 50010 lie le has not yet qualified quulfiP but IB IBexpected laeplP Iseapected
expected eplP to as noon 8n as a he ia I officially omdaly noti notified noUfied notifled ¬
fied of hi hil his appointment The McCall McCallFerry Mcal McCallFerry
Ferry Ferr Power Company Compnl Is one of the largest largestelectric Irgtt Irgtteleotro largestelectric
electric eleotro companies rompnle in the world worldThe worldThe worldThe
The officers 01C1 of the company compny were H F FDimock FDimok FDimock
Dimock Dimok president plient William Wiiam H Harnum Harnumtreasurer Barum Barumtrurr Ilarminitreasurer
treasurer trurr Harold larold Pender secretary Mcretar and andDirectors andDlreotrl l iDirectors
Directors H F Ditnock William wn lam M MBarnum MBarnum it itBarnum
Barnum CharlesA Comn A P Brlet Bizrtietl Bizrtietland Bart let t tand
and S R Bertron Brtrn The companys main mainoffice mainomc maleoffice I
office omc was 80 e Wall Wal street strt New York
OVK 0 IGHT mIT nirtfn coxncTFn coxncTFnThree COTWTF COTWTFThrer
Three Other Acquitted Nnltfd but Muni Stand StandTrial fUanltTrat StandTral
Trial on Charge or Conspiracy ConnplrncMEMPHIS ConlplrRI ConlplrRIMXMPII ConspiracyMgupiizs
MEMPHIS MXMPII Tenn July 17 nArter After a trial triallasting trialIMtln trialmuting
lasting twentythree twentythr days the jury jur In Inthe Inhe inthe
the he trial of Marcellua MArolue Rinehart and other othernight othcrnight othernight
night riders charged with wih the murder murderof
of Rufus RufU Hunter a welt wel to do farmer farmerhighly farer farerhghly farmerhighly
highly hghly respected rp in the dark dk tobacco tbo die district dietrc dietrict ¬
trict trc of Montgomery Montomery county ount Tennessee Tennesseereturned Tene Tennesseereturned
returned lturnfd a verdict verdic this tl morning morlns acquit acquittltig auit auittlng acquittiug
tltig three of the defendant and
tlng thre te detendats ad finding fndng
Rinehart Rnehart guilty I gu It Ilty of murder in the th first firstdecree nllltdel fIrstdegree
decree del with mitigating circumstances crmt cIroumsta2oesThe
The jury Jur did di mtlptng not explain eXj1 bow ho mitigat mitigating mlUpt mitlgatlag ¬
lag Ig circumstances olmlto ana a first ft degree d mur murder murde murder ¬
der de fit together At the same ueU time tme the thesentence thesntce thesentence
sentence sntce of guilty cut pronounced pronou o on the te one oneman oneman oneman
man It Is believed blena will Wi Influence Inue the te trial trialof tr trialof
of the seven yet yt awaiting awalUn their turn tur
The three thre acquitted aUltt d must still ItU face fa a acharge acharge acharge
charge of conspiracy Olplr out of which it I
la alleged alege UM t killing kiln grew grewHunter grewHunter
Hunter a man m of of excellent exolent I standing standingwas ltandni
was wa called cled to t his front door on the night nightof nlht nlhtor
of June 8 IBM 19 and riddled ridded with shot as
he stood eto on the threehhold tbrhhold the assassins assassinscrying alnll alnllcring assassinscrying 1
crying cring that tht he had ha talked talke too much
Hundreds Hundre of shots ehot were fired flr Into Ito his
dwelling dwelng after artr he fell rI his wife wre and daugh daughters daughters ¬
ters lying 1ln quaking qln in thsir t beds b dughI while whilethe whie whiethe whilethe
the fUIUle fusillade was w on As the men were weremasked weremasked
masked maked recognition rglUon of voices volo and wer con on ¬
fessions made mae later lter proved prov factors facr In the
trial trl Rinehart at least lelt appearing to have
been known knownALLEGED knownALlWED knownALiEGED aPPrlnS
ALLEGED ALlWED niGAMOUS niGAMOUSPenalties nolorS n4IFIn n4IFInPmall fl4CfliLOIr fl4CfliLOIrPenalties
Penalties Pmall of Bigamy iam Possible MlUiout loutthe loutthePmt IthoutiheHenefltu the theIteaenti
Iteaenti Pmt tl or ot1Mafrimony ot1MafrimonyWUIrE Matrimony MatrimonyWHITE Matrmon MatrmonWUIW
WHITE PLAINS PLNS July 17 17A A peculiar peculiarsituation poulr poulrIltuton peculiarsituation
situation Iltuton was disclosed dllo this tb morning in intho Intho intho
tho County Cunty Court at White Wblt Plains Plin momc when whenHarry whenHrry whenHarry
Harry Hrry Meriser Mer r of Now York city cty was wasarraigned wasarraigned Wa
arraigned on the charge of
ariged bigamy blgm al although althoug although ¬
though thoug it was wa admitted that tht tho prisoner
had never b bn been en married marrie prsner
The Te prosecution prOuton charges Meriser with
having hvng served sed as a a witness wlt6 at Merer th the marriage marriageof wtb
of his brother Theodore mrge mrgeor
brter Theoore In Yonkers Yokei a ayfar ayear ayear
yfar year aglt ago altough although oughttt I It i Is aleRed alleged Ked he knew knewat
at tho time tme that tbt the brother broher had a wife
living lving Under the new Penal Penl Code Ce wie the theaiding theaiding theaiding
aiding and ad abetting abttg of the orime of big
amy Is belfi to be as serious oe as the crime crimer bll
i Itself ItselfThe I hell rOUII crme
The prisoner through his attorney uttorno
r Davd David ttjld S H Hunt > made madeapploton application to
Judge Platt for boil bal Mr Hunt re remarked remarked remarked ¬
marked that tt under uner the new code ce It was waspossible wasposeible ll llpOlble
possible for a bachelor belor to suffer all the
penalties pente of bigamy blpm without euler al having havingsstillto hving
enJoed enjoyed any of te the bnents benefits olt matrimony
Ju Judge g Plt Pzatt rle released the ol prisoner matrmony on a
bo bond of 110 1000 Ills brother pre Theodore
m
la sstillto at ittU I In Ja Jill broter Theo
UNCLE SAM SLOWLY t LETS GO GOOF
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IrFRB ricng VOT SMUGGLED SMUGGLEDHli IIOOIED IIOOIEDIUI
Hli Grip on Them Tem Lai Lasted ted four Foa Yean VNIle VNIleWa Yearslie YearslieWas He HeWat
Was Wa Doped Daped It I AppalOWDf AppearsOwnft Appear Owner of t the theDiamonds tbf tbfDla8081 theDiamonds
Diamonds Dla8081 Not Saying 88n Anything Antblnl I 10 10plealant In Inpleasant n npleasant
pleasant Only 011 Moping loplns to let Oe Them ThemVloePresldent Te TeVIaPldent ThemVIoePreident
VloePresldent VIaPldent Isaac lso F Lloyd of the theMutual te teMutul theMutual
Mutual Mutul Life Lfe Insurance lneurno Company Cmpny was wasmildly w wmldly wasmildly
mildly mldly pleased plee yesterday yetery to learn lear from fromChicago fromChlcco fromChIcago
Chicago Chlcco that the Federal Feorl Qtoverament Qtoveramenthad 80vrment 80vrmenthad
had decided deided to return rurn to him about 1000 1000worth 5000worth 000 000worth
worth of diamonds di mond which were stolen stolenfrom atolfn atolfnrrom stolenfrom
from his home In this city four years yearsago yei yeiar yearsago
ago ar That Tat his h pleasure was wa only mild mildmay mid midmay mildmay
may be understood understoo when attention attenton is iscalled IeoUe iscalled
called oUe to thj tt fact that tht the Government Governmenthas Governmentb
has b known all al these the four years yers that the thejewels theJeels thejewels
jewels belonged blonge to Mr Ir Lloyd Lod and had hadbeen hd hdbn hadbeen
been bn stolen atolfn from him and that the Gov Government Gv Gverent Governnient ¬
ernment erent also 111 knew kne the thief and had hodmildly h hadmildly
mildly punished him To be sure the theGovernment theGoverent theGovernment
Government Goverent did not punish punh him for the thetheft thethen thetheft
theft that not being an a offence against againstthe agllt aglltthe
the United Unite States Stte but It punished punllhe him himfor himfor himfor
for smuggling aurglngImuggllnl amugglingimuggling smuggling the jewels jewelsthat Jewelthat jewelsthat
that he stole The thief has not yet yetbeen yetbn yetbeen
been bn punished for the stealing llelnR for he hedisappeared hedl hedis
disappeared dl dis p pjeared r after afer his hl short prison term termfor tennfor termfor
for miigfllnp smulnR smulnRThe smugglngThe ff ffThe
The GovernirieSfacknowledged Governren Governrnen acknowlege acknowledged that thatit
it had been n duped up aa the Chicago ChicagoInformation ChiCgo ChiCgoInronaton Chicagoinformation
Information Inronaton puts it when on Friday FridayJudge Fridy FridyJudgo FridayJudge
Judge Francis Frol Wright in that city signed signeda siged sigeda
a Federal court curt order that the diamonds diamondsIn dlaondll dlaondllIn
In question qUe lo be turned tue over to Mr Lloyd LloydIt LloydI
It I was a slick and ready crook that did didthe didte didthe
the te duping Row he was wa able to get getaway gt gtaway getaway
away with th the game gam however remains remainsa
a mystery mYI ry since the revelation lyelatlon of the thetheft thetheft thetheft
theft of the jewelry from Mr lfr Lloyds Lloydshouse Llol Lloydshouse
house houe was w made mde before bfore the thief was wassent wuBnt wassent
sent Bnt to jail jai So S also allo remains rmains the long longdelay longdelay longdelay
delay of the Government In ordering orderingthe orering oreringth
the th return rtur of the stones Ione Mr ro Lloyd Ioy Is Isnot Isnot isnot
not criticising crtlclelng anybody ayby however howver he heaccepts heapt heaccepts
accepts apt the Governmental mystery m1tery and andjust andjut andjust
just jut hopes hop that the diamonds are a coming
along alongMr aong alongMr i
Mr Lloyds Loyd house hou8 at S3 S West Wet Seventieth Seventiethstreet Seventiethstreet venteth ventethItrt
street Itrt was Wi robbed robb In the spring Ip nc of 1805 1805by 1 1by igo6by
by Lena Ln Hoffman Hofm alias ali Becker Beker alias aliasseveral ali aliasseveral
several other things who had
averl thlg ha got ct a place placeas
as maid and seamstress matl on o false recom recommendations r8m r8mmedto recommendatlona ¬
mendations medto with forged signatures Ilct She SheWHS 8hewa Shewas
was wa so punctiliously punotlouy honest honet that tat when whenstfe whenlite whensite
site lite picked up a penny py from the floor of ofher 0 ofher
her mistresses m tr room rom she would pin pi it itto Itto itto
to the cushion cion with wit a note not that she shehod sheh shehad
had found It the floor So
h on to for S presently ptl ptlInstd
instead of being
Instd bfng vehemently veeenty suspected suspectedshe
she Ihe had bd the run of the house boU aUlpe Her Hersewing Hersewing HegsewIng
sewing room rm was the front rrt basement basementroom bet betroomad
room roomad and there thM atf as the window she ae aeotYlie was wasoften wasoften
often otYlie visited by her he brother brthellaw brthellawHer brotherialaw brotherialawHenry ialaw ialawH
H Her Henry nry Hoffman Homa who bo it was w found later laterhadJeft latr latrhder iatrhatJcf
hadJeft hder hiswife hlwlfoln in Europe Elpad and come comehere cothl cothlhere
here with wlh the te seamstress mstl with wth whom Cn he hebsd le lehad hehad
had since anc lived lved Another later discovery discoverywas dilcver
was that the thslltstr seamstress had stolen Itolenqlant stoienquantl stoienquantlties quanti quantities ¬
ties of jewelry Jewelr and clothing < from her heremployer h heremployer r remployer
employer and the surmise aurile was wal that she shehai IIh IIhlia sheha4
hai ha4 passed pas 1 the articles orlcl out to Hoffman Hoffmanon loman lomanon
on these th6e windoW visits visitsOne vllll vllllOne visitsOne
One day In March Marh 1WS 11 Lena went Wfnt out outfor Olt Oltfor outfor
for a few minutes and stayed styr out outImmediately Olt OltImmediately outImmediately
Immediately afterward aterard the loss 10 of the thestolen theBtlen thestolen
stolen Btlen goods was wa discovered In the thefollowing therollowlnl thefollowing
following rollowlnl fall the local 19al police polC of Chicago Chicagoarrested Chlago Chlagoalted Chicagoarrested
arrested alted Hoffman Uoma when they found him himtrying himtrying himtrying
trying to sell Bel loose loole diamonds dlmond In his hixroom hlNroom hisroom
room they found 278 of these th unset unlt stones stonftsand ftonl stonesand
and a large lage quantity quanlt of gold xirtly I rly melted meltedwhich ftlP meltedwhich
which Indian their settings et In I also ailo some aormIKirtly someirtiy om ompartly >
partly melted meltt silver Hoffman seems fleml to tohave tohave tohave
have been bn well wel aware that his punishment punlshinfmtfor Plul lunet lunetror
for smuggling smugglng would wOlld doubtless doubtM IMJ lens lensonefous 1 1onefnus lessonefoue
onefous than what he would probably probablyget probbly probblygrt
get if sent fent back bck to New York to be tried triedfor tre triedfor
for r or robbery
At any rate Immediately immeiately upon IpOU his hisarrest hil hisarrest
arrest Drt he confessed corI that the stone he hehod hehad
had been offering for sale flI were smuggled smuggledand muRgledand
and that tht he had smuggled mlggle them The Thepolice Theplle Thepolice
police plle therefore turned turne him over to the theFederal theI theFederal
Federal FMerl authorities authortt and he was sent set to toLeavenworth toIvenworth toLeavenworth
Leavenworth prison for two years yearsIn yers yersIn yearsfn
In the meantime montme his accomplice acomplic had
been bn arrested arted here and she confessed COnre the thewhole thewhole thewhole
whole story of the robbery robbry Until Unt then thenthe thenthe thenthe
the public publc had hd not learned leared of the Lloyd Lloydrobbery Lloydrobber Lloydrobbery
robbery robber but the authorities authortee had got on onthe onthe
the track through finding among amonl Hoff Hoffmans loff loffmans Hoffmans ¬
mans swag a small lml gold Tiffany clock
by the number of which whic Tiffanys Tllanys found foundthat roundthat foundthat
that it had hd been sold to Mrs Mlae Harvey Flak Flakwho Fla Fujiwho
who had presented pret d It to Mrs Lloyd I0d The Theseamstress Te Temtr Theseamstress
seamstress mtr got off with three th and one
half h years YM In Auburn prison prn Some Bore of ofthe oft
the t Lloyd Loy property prop had b been bn disposed disposedof dilp
of before broh Houroan Hom was caught but much muchof
out
of It was recovered IYe Of course oour It Ita was wasa
a difficult matter mattr to prove p ownership ownershipof owerlp owerlpof
of the gems gD that had h been b taken t from fromtheir fromtheir fromtheir
their settings but the th circumstantial circumstantialevidence olrttal olrttalevldenoe circumstantialevidence
evidence and the confession ooDflo in detai detail detailof
of the woman made the matter reason reasonably reanably ¬
ably clear clearThe cler clerThe cheerThe ran ranably
The Government presently prnty turned turne over overto overto overto
to Mr ro Lloyd Ioyd the half hU melted melt gold and andsilver andsilver
silver lver but hung on to the diamonds diaond gld no ¬
body here her knows why It has been
by lOWI b bn cur surmised aurmls curmlsed ¬
mised mls that tht the retention retenton of the stones stonesand ltoneand stonesamid
and the railroading rairoing of Hoffman Holrn on tho thosmuggling thosmugalnR thosmuggling
smuggling smugalnR charge In face of evidence of ofrobbery orrbbry ofrobbery
robbery rbbry and the womans womanl confession confessionmight conrlonmight confessionmight i
might conceivably have some relation rlaton I
to t the expectations exptaUoM which people pple have of ofspecial otplal ofspecial
special plal remuneration r muneraton when they the furnish furnishevidence fumleheyldenc furnishevidence
evidence eyldenc of smuggling Imugglng and effect eec recovery rvery
for the Government of the smuggled smuggledroods smulgled smulgledgoo smuggledgoods
roods goo but as a already said nobody nob has haseen hubn baabeen
bn been > een criticised crltclsed in this thll case ce It Is II merely
the facts of the matter that have given givenrise givenrl givenrise
rise rl to wonder and mYltfton mYltftonBAnnAOE mystificationDAGGAGE mystification mystificationttAGGAGE
ttAGGAGE SXATCUER CAUGHT CAUGHTlie CA UGIT UGITle hOur hOurlie
le lie Had lal Grabbed GrabbtdaRulleln GrebbedawutiCacein aBultraee In trie tl Grand GrandCentral Ornl GrandCentral
Central mlrl Station StationWhile Slaton SlatonWie StationWhile
While Wie Wilbur Wibur C Searle Sle of Worcester Worcesterilaas Worter WorterM WorcesterMass
Mass M was sitting Ilttin in I the te Grand Grd Central CentralStation Cntral CntralBttlon CentralStation
Station Bttlon yesterday yetray afternoon waiting waing for fortrain forI fora
I a train trln a I man zn came ce along aong and took tk his hissuit hi hissuit
suit case c Headquarters Hequrlll Detectives DetlY8 Hull Sullivan Bui I Ivan ¬
van and a MoLaughlln saw sw the trick and andgrabbed andgrabbed
grabbed arabb the man who described desorb himself himselfma himselfI an
ma August Augst Meyer Me r 33 s yer years old an agent
I
lnt lntying
living at Mills Mii Hotel Hotl No 2 He was locked lockedup loke
up on a charge of grand rd larceny Mr
Searle srle caught his train trainMeyer tr train trainMeyer <
Meyer 1eyel was wa Identified Identfie by Detective Detetve
Junge who used uee to spend apnd his hi time about
tme abut
the big terminal trmil as a baggage bggag thief con convicted oonot ¬
victed ot three thr threeyoars yearn er ago under the th name nameof ne neot nameof
of Rocker The
Rker police records rrdl show Iho that
he 10 also aia was wa convicted plice of baggage steal stealng
In tag ng in 1903 18 under onvlct the name1 name1of nme name bgpr of Booker BookTrBloker Bookeralias tl
Bker BkeraU
aU alias Bloker
Meyer admitted the con oonvlotions convi
vlotions vlotons vi tlona and a said that tt amitt he had been t on onvlotons out outof ottof
a h b
ot otG
of G prison pn only oro Tour months mDtb
JAMES JUIF I HILLS adltTiOLet SdI11 SdI11I adltTiO SOIttTIOXLet
Let I t Every EYr Congressman Co Home and andtay anl andStay
Ii Stay tay Home Three Tree Years YearsMINNEAPOLIS VeanlIurlfuPLt TearsMZNSAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS lIurlfuPLt Minn July 17 nBronz 17Bronzed 17Bronzedand Bronzec Bronzecand
and rugged mg after afrhl his month of outdoor outdooilife outoor outoorlre outdoorlife
life lre in Labrador Lbror James J Hill Hi arrived In Ir8t In8t InSt
8t Paul P ul last night over oye the Burlington Burlingtonroute Burln Burlingtonroute ton tonrout
route rout from Chicago Clcgo He Ie will wi resume resumeng rume rumerdlng resumersLIdlng
rdlng ng at once onceyou onc oncerb
Dyou rb you think the Aldrich bill bi has h an anImportant anIpornt animportant
Important Ipornt bearing brnl on o the te prosperity prprlty ol olhe orte ofbe
te he country he was wa asked askedIll aakedIl asked1Il
Ill Il tell tel you what would have an Im Important Import Impedant ¬
pedant port bearing brg on the prosperity proprit of the thecountry theoountrIf thecountryif
country oountrIf countryif if all al the tb members membr of Congress Congresswent Congrs Congrswent Congresswent
went home right rlht now and stayed stye home for forthree forthree forthree
three years yearsPeople yers yersPple yearsPeoplo
People Pple are ar hanging on the tariff tariffchangeaas tar tariffchangess
changeaas ohap a if their bread br4d and butter de depeVided depded dephded
peVided pded on It The tariff trll in II not the most mostImportant mOt mOtImpornt mostImportant
Important Impornt question qUt lon today todayWhat todayWhat day dayWt
What Wt Is the cause mll of wblat selling lng at
123 12 Most people ppl think tink that ttJim thatJim Jim Patten Pattenis
is the answer aler to that tht Could Jim Patten Pattenbe Pattenb
be b the cause cU of mills ml In Ohio Oho closing cong downt downtPeople downtPlple downPeoplo
People dont realize Uz new ne conditions citon A Afew Arew Afew
few years yei ago ag from twothirds twothirs to three threequarters tr threequarters
quarters of the people pple were living lving on the tholand to told theland
land ld What Wat Is the case o now About Aboutsixtyfive AboutltyIve Aboutsittyftve
sixtyfive ltyIve per pr cent cnt of the population populton of ofthe oftbe ofthe
the country are a living lvng In the cities oUe The Thequestion Thequeeton Thequestion
question queeton ia I Can Cn the 36 S 5 per cent ct feed the theco thec theco
co c 5 munity munityHow muty munityIlow
How will wi the people pople get back bck to the theand Iheand theand
and Ing finally fly Better Dter methods methoa of farm farmIng farminl farming
inlEpty Empty Epty stomachs said Mr Rill RillWhen Hi HillWhen
When Wn asked ke about a reported rpr action actionof aoton aotonof
of the Burlington Bu lnGton road rd in building huldlng a line linefrom lne lnetromHerng linefromiferring
from fromiferring Herring III to New Orleans
tromHerng I Orlen par paralletlngthe pr pralelngthe parahIelingthe
alletlngthe alelngthe plied Illinois llnle Central Cntrl Mr Hill fl re replied repled replied ¬
pliedThe pled
The Burlington Burlngn is building buiding a short abortline shortlie shortline
line lie of about 40 or or 60 6 miles mUe over the Ohio OhioRiver Oho OhoRver OhioRiver
River Rver It I is not building buiding to t New Orleans OrleansWe Ore
We had d a pleasant pl uant time tme and caught caughta ouht ouhta
a lot lo of fish fishCOMRADES fh fhrOVnADFS flshCOMRADES
COMRADES rOVnADFS COVLDVT COlD1T SAfK Af HIM HIMMturient filMStudent 1M 1Mtucmt
Student tucmt Drowns Drowl on o III I ills nay a to the Life ureRan LifeRaft UfeHaft
Haft at Narraganaett Narralett Pier PierNARRACUNBCTT Pt PierNas
NARRACUNBCTT NARBAOANIr Nas AoaNsmn Plan R I July 17 17Alphsaus 1 17Alphua
Alphsaus AlphUi Little Lite a graduate of Williston WillistonSeminary WUlIn WUlInSmn WillietonSeminary
Seminary Smn who was W preparing prepn to enter enterBrown entr entrBrown enterBrown
Brown University Unlrty in the autumn autua lost le his hislife hlaIfety hislife
life Ifety today while whlebatlng whllebathing bathing with two Uo com companions oompo cornone ¬
panions one just jUt north of the Casino Qno Landing LandingLittle Ldng LandingUttle
I po Little LtUe who was an orphan orh and about abut 27 27years 2 27years
years ye old old went in swimming almlnl accompanied accompaniedby ample
by byW W D DCnt Ccnsat of Dover N NJd J end W W1 M MWhitford MWhitford
Whitford Wtord of Wakefleld Waefeld All Al three tr started startedfor st
for the life raft mf 240 2 feet fet out ot Oonant Oonantreached Ot Otroed Cocantmethod
reached roed the raft rt and was 1 abou abot4 to take a asun asun asun
sun bath bt when he heard he a cry c for fo help and andlooking andlooklna andlooking
looking looklna around aud saw Little Utle struggling ggln in intho Inthe inthe
the water waterLittle WaterLtle waterUttlo
Little Ltle shouted aout d Fellows Im Im about aut all allIn al alInl allimd
In Conant Cont and Whitford Whtord put pt about at to tothe tothe tothe
the rescue re O e o them the was pulled pu be beneath b beneath ¬
neath nth the te wat r I ly J y Little Uttl but bt they the as assisted a aas assisteti ¬
sisted as him part p or the way to t the te raft raftThe r raftTheilfe
The T Theilfe life tfe saving hia men who wo patrol ptl the te beach beachnotieed b beaibnoU
notieed no noU d the struggle near ne the raft and androwed androwed d drow
t r
row rowed hard but 0 Little Ltte ae had b gone ge down dow for fortholoftUme fort forthe
t the tholoftUme W 1stthn t One 0 of the t life lfe savers 1 T dived divedind din divedxld 1 1lt
ind got lt Ot the te body b It I was wa taken t ashore ashoreana M ashoresnDr
an snDr pled ana plied Dr restoratives restorativesThe rrUye C C Potter Pot of Providence PdNo vainly any ap applied ap applied ¬
The be e accident aCdent was WI witnessed wlltne by scores scoresof 1
of Iwthew IwthewLittle ba hathe hatheLittle thl
Little Lttle was earning eing money for his hl college collegerourw ooleje oolejeUI collegeurae
barber at the Hotel Imperial
rourw UI urae as I a brr Impral
riTrsntno TT RO nUl WRESTS WRESTSr
Two r 0 Ontrers Onll and a a Director nlrNtol of the 11f Cue Cosmopolitan COllopUan Cueinopotltfl ¬
mopolitan lopUan 1 tlona Heidi HeidiPITTHBURO leld lickliPzrrsnusa
PITTHBURO PITDURO Pa July IT nDavld David J JRichardson JRicharson JRichardson
Richardson Richarson cashier of the defunct defunc Cos Cosmopolitan Co Cosmnopolitan ¬
mopolitan mopoltan National Bank Bnk Alexander Aleander L LRichmond LRichmond LRichmond
Richmond Jr a director dircr In the bank banknnd banknnd bankand
nnd Fred r H McKinnle second Ind vice vicepresident vlo vicepresident
president and a director dlrtr were arrested arrestedtodny arrlte arrestedtoday
today In connection conneion with wlb the failure falum of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Institution last September SeptemberInformations Sptembr SptembrInfonaUonl SeptemberInformatlons
Informations InfonaUonl were made this morning morningby
by National Bank Bnk Examiner Emlne P E E Wagner Wagnerbefore Wagnerbror Vagoerbefore
before bror United Unied States Btstf Comml Cmmlslloner CmmlsllonerWiiam Commissioner CommissionerWilliam sloner slonerWilliam
William Wiiam T Lindsey Llndy The ball bl of each eachof ech echor eachof
of the three thr accused accsfd men wan 0 fixed fxed at atoo
10000 10000Cashier 10000Cashier oo
Cashier shler Richardson Rcharson Is charged charje with withmaking withmaking withmaking
making false fal e entries entre and false reports reportsto repr
to the Comptroller Comptrler of the Currency Clnc nnft nnftabstracting an anabtracing ar4abatractingandmisapplying
abstracting abtracing abatractingandmisapplying and misapplying funds Rich Richmond Ich Ichmond Richmond ¬
mond and McKinnle are a charged charge with withaiding withaiding withaiding
aiding Richardson RichardsonSpecifically Rloharson RloharsonBplflolly RichardsonSpecIfically
Specifically Bplflolly mentioned mentoned among the al aliened alleg alleged ¬
iened leg misapplications mispplctons la one bond In the thename thename thename
name of Mrs 11 Elizabeth Eizbeth D Thaw Thw for forItOo
ItOo 100000 It is alleged that this bond was washypothecated washypotheote washypothecated
hypothecated hypotheote by b the three thr accused IOU men menfor menror menfor
for loans lon from country banks banksrwr bnks bnksT banksriiu
rwr T nOOK < FOil DRWTIFS DRWTIFSFrench DFIITIF DFIITIFFrfo DEP1TIFSFrench
French Frfo Chamber Chambt Votes Vet P to I Keep Kefp Tab on onAttendance onAUlanre onAttendance
Attendance AUlanre of Its Il Member Memberfprclnl Mnber Mnberpt Memberspecta2
fprclnl pt CaMe C l DiifoteH Dp e to le Tm T TiPAnts Sen SenPARIS S1
PARIS July 17 17111 17The The Chamber Chambr of ofDeputies ofDeputl ofDeputies
Deputies Deputl adopted adopt a regulation rgulUon today todaythat tody todythat todaythat
that all Its Ie it members rebera should sign sig an anattendance anattendno anattendance
attendance attendno book bok on arrival at th thf the Cham Chamber Cm Cmhr Chamher ¬
her and not signing for six II
hr any ay alglng oonspcu oonspcutive onlC consecutlve
tive sittings Ittngs should he b considered oonlder as asabsent alabt asabsent
absent abt without leave leve thereby losing J lng the thoright ther theright
right r < ht to t draw payment pyent for such sittings sittingsMany Ilttn Ilttnfany sittingsMany
Many Deputies Dpute opposed the regulation regulationas rgulation rgulationbin
as being bin unworthy unwory opp of the te Chambers Chambersdignity Cambrl Chambersdignity
dignity hut while whie a majority cheered cheeredMM cheere cheeredMM
MM Jaures tau 1 and Pelletan Peletn and others otherswho olhelllWho otherswho
who spoke epke against aganlt the proposal It was wasadopted Wl wasadopted
adopted aopt by a vote of 441 44 in t 70 70The 70Te 70The
The Te regulation regulaton la I Intended Intnd to prevent preventvoting proventvotnp rovontvoting
voting votnp by procuration which Is allowed allowedIn alowed alowedIn
In the Chamber ChRnbr but It will wi hardly hardl nttaln nttalnits RttAlnIts ettainits
its object objet aa a it contains oontloe nothing nothlnlo To pre prevent prevent ¬
vent s member membr from rr signing the attend attendance attendance ¬
ance book bk and a leaving levlnp another member to todeposit todtJlt todeposit
deposit dtJlt his ballot blot for him himHKR himIlm himhER
hER Ilm FATHER nIEn 17PDKS 611DfS IlKR IlKRllenee 111 111re mm mmlitnee
llenee re Phillips Pll tine InM nes a Preacher Prfrhrl for forllenatlon rorpnatnn ferAlienation
Alienation pnatnn or Ills Ill Wife trreotlon AfTetlonCIUCAQO trreotlonCHICAGO rpton rptonCmCAO
CHICAGO CmCAO July 17 nThe The Rev Rv Dr T F FDornblaser FDornblar FDornblaser
Dornblaser Dornblar pastor pator of Grace Grac Evangelical EvangelicalLutheran EVlnlelol EVlnlelolLuthen EvangelIcalLutheran
Lutheran Luthen Church Churh 782 Larrabee L rbe street tret Is labeing Isbing isbeing
being bing sued sue by his soninlaw sonmIaw James JamesPhillips JamMPhiips JamesPhillips
Phillips Phiips who seeks eek to recover reover 10 5000 for foralleged forallego foralleged
alleged allego alienation alenation of the affections alectons of ofthe 0 ofthe
the young YOlng mans wife wifePhillips wie wiePhiip wifePhillips
Phillips who wan married to the
Phiip wa daugh daughter duSh duShtr ¬
tar tr of the minister mlnlter at Dixon In 1807 1817 and andhas andh andhas
has h four children chidrn says in his bill bi that he hehumbly hehumbly hehumbly
humbly confesses ofel that he was badly badlymistaken bdly bdlymistken badlymistaken
mistaken mistken in assuming umln that tht the training trainingof triningor trainin traininof
of his hl wife in a preachers prher family fal would wouldgive wouldgive woulgIve
give her the proper Idea Ide of the loyalty loyaltyof
of a wife wie to a pper husband and the duty of ofsubmitting oraubmlttng ofeubmittlng
submitting aubmlttng to hIm rather rther than thn to her herfather herfather herfather
father whose who home she loft loftThe lortThe loftThe
The plaintiff pllntUf says his hil wife went welt to church churchwhero ohurb ohurbwhe churchwhere
where whe her father rathlr told her to and there therebe therebe therebe
be found himself himsel continually contnualy not only in inthe Inthe inthe
the wrong wrog pew but the wrong churoh churchBeing churohBl churohBeing
rOII
Being Bl forced tored to go to church alone on
Sunday Sudy he could not keep his hl mind on onthe onte onthe
the te sermons anons but his hil thoughts thought concen concentrated oonceatrt conoentrated ¬
trated trt themselves themslye on his hi bride In another anotheredifice anoth anothedlt anotheredifice
edifice edlt many miles mlM away awy He was w told
bvhls hla wife wie he says 8a that in all al matters m tter of ofreligion ofreligion
religion Islon she would oul continue oontnue to be b guided guidedte guidedly
tar the te advice avic of ofherfather her < fr father athe t
JOYRIDE JOYRIE JOY RIDE MAY PROVE FATAL FATALOE FATALONF
OE ONF OF lifE 71 TIIRKE THnXF fURTt IRT1 IN INTHE INIIE IX2IlE
THE IIE PARTY 4lT UKELV IKFI TO a DTE DTEIlls Dr DrI DrEa DrElug
Ills I Machine Was UB From Fro Brooklyn Prnokll and a the theTree theTe theTree
Tree Te It I lilt lt In I In lillnThe Men 1Ien Are AreLorkeri Arelorkf AreLocked
Locked lorkf Up and They Tht May 11a Hare laye to toMiami toHtanrt IsStand
Miami Trial Tra on Homicide lomlllde Charge ChargeISLIPL ChargeISLIP are i iISLIP
ISLIPL ISLIP L I July 17 10ne 17One Ono young woman womanwas womanwas I Iwa
was mortally morlly Injured Injur and two other otherwomen otherwomen otherwomen
women and three thr men were wer cut and andbruised andbrs andbruised
bruised brs in the crash crh of an automobile automobileagainst automobileagulnat automobileagainst
against a tree directly directy In front of St StMarks StMarks StMarks
Marks Church in this town shortly shortlybefore shortlyberoro shortlybefore
before 8 oclock this morning momlg The girl girlwho girlwho girlwho
who Is I expected exped to die Is II described decrib as asAlice 8 asAlIce
Alice Alce Ryan of 254 2 4 East Et 152d 112d street strt New NewYork NewYork 4ewYork
York The Theothelll others are Alice Alce Mitchell Mithel of of2U
244 East Elt 106th loth street and Mabel Lltt Lf of 111 111West 11 111West
West W t 135th lSth street strt They are all girls girlsabout girlsabout girlsabout
about 17 1 years yei old oldThe oldThe oldThe
The three thr men alt al of whom are under underarrest underart underarrest
arrest art here on a charge of assault a8ult in the thefirst theft theflint
first ft degree deg pending pnding the result rut of Alice AliceRyans Alo MIceRyans
Ryans Ryna injuries nur are Peter Petr Rooney Rney of 131 131State ISI8tt 111State
State street Oeisler Oeislerwho Osislorwho
8tt strt Brooklyn Joseph Gisler Gislerwho
who lives IvM somewhere lomewhere on Franklin Frankin avenue avenueBrooklyn avenueBrokly avenueBrooklyn
Brooklyn Brokly and John Lawlor Lwlor whose who home homeis
is in the same borough boroughThe boroghThe
The party prt was returning to New York Yorkafter Yorkaftsr Yorkafter
after what appears appare to have ha e been bn some some1thing something something
thing of a night on what Is known kow aa 1 the theSouth theSuth theSouth
South Suth Country road rod The Lozier Lzier ma machine machine machine ¬
chine in which they were is II owned 010 by bythe b bythe
the Interboro Intrboro Garage Company at 216 216State 2188tat 2i6State
State 8tat street strt Brooklyn Brokly and was WR driven drivenby drnn drnnby drivenby
by Rooney who is a chauffeur Lawlor Lawlorwhose Lwlor Lwlorwho Lawlorwhose
whose who name nme he Coroner Croner also 1110 got as asPhelan al asPhelan
Phelan Phelan is I a chauffeur chau eur in the employ of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Interboro In rboro garage glrge Gelsler Giller is said sid to tobe tobe tobe
be a pianist In a Coney Island show showWhen ehowWe showWhen
When We the t machine mahD was nearly opposite oppositethe oppite oppitethe
the church Rooney Rney saw aw another touring touringcor torin
car o just Jut in front of them coming oomng from fromthe tromthe fromthe
the opposite oppte direction dirion This other othe oar oars oarII carIs
II s owned by former Sheriff Frank FInk Creamer Creamerf Cer Cerof
of > f Brooklyn Brkly and was wa taking Mr Creamer Creamerrom Cmer Cmerfrm Creamerfrom
frm from rom his hl Islp lqp home to the train trn by which whichhe
he is II accustomed acustome to reach rh his hl office officeAccording ofce ofceAori offIceAccording
According Aori to the Information theJnormaton obtained obtainedby obtn
by b Coroner COlr William Wilia B Savage Bnge Rooney Rooneyturning Rney Rneytumnch Rooneyturntngbla
turning tumnch turntngbla hla car cr abruptly abrupty to avoid col collision 01 01Illon cclbaton ¬
baton Illon seemed Med to lose IM control oontl of it and andhe andthe andthe
the machine mahine which was going gig at a fast fastclip ra fastclip t tollp
clip headed heed hi Ito Into to the tree tr Miss M Ryan Ryanwas Rya Ryanwas
was catapulted ctaput against apnst the trees t trunk trunkThe trunkThe trunkThe
The others hi I the te oar cr with wth the exception exceptionf escepton esceptonof
of f Rooney R also a were wre thrown thr out but butell buttel butfell
ell tel on the roadside rlde and escaped serious seriousinjuries aot seilotisinjuries
injuries Inue Rooneys Re flight aep was stopped stopp by bythe bythe bythe
the steering ater1 tr wheel whel
Mr Creamers Cer car cr Stopped Itpt and the theformer thetoner theformer
former toner Sheriff 8herf and his chauffeur chalIeur did didwhat didwhatth didwhattacy
what whatth whattacy they could d for the te Injured Inur Seeing Seeingthat Blg Blgtht Seeingthat
that tht Alice Alc Ryan Rya was w by far the worst worsthurt wor worsthurt
hurt hW they te took tk her In the te Creamer emer cat catto c carto
to t the hotel hotl There ToDr Dr Savage Baae and Dr Drlames DrJam Drlames
lames Jam L ttalsey Ha were ere re called ole In I The Thefound Te They Theyouidth
found ouidth the t flrUMdly rl y bruised b bruisedand and an suffering sufferingrarainternal 8urerg sufferingSrumn1nternaI
J rarainternal mt1jU Injuries This evening ninr she shepractically se sepricly shepractically
practically pricly ia I I paralyzed and there t r Is Islittle I Islittle
little ltle hope hop for her parr recovery recoveryThe reoover recoveryThe
The Te other ote girls gis and the three thre men were weretreated weretreated ere erert
treated rt by the physicians physicins and Coroner CoronerSavage Oorner OornerBng CoronerSavage
Savage Bng ordered orered tho arrest alt of the men menThe menhe menrhe
The he Weldon girl remained remaled at tho hotel hotelto
to help care ore for Miss Mle Ryan Ryn and tho third thirdgirl thirdgrl thirdgirl
girl grl member of the party pary went to New NewYork NewYrk NewYork
York by train to notify notry Miss MII Ryans Ryansrelatives Ryansrei Ryansrelatives
relatives relativesThe rei relativesThe Uve
The three men were arraigned arllned tonight tonightbefore tonght tonghtbefore tonightbefore
before Justice JUltce of the Peace Pece F Smith SmithWright Bmil SmithWright
Wright and were held in 11000 1000 bail bi each eachon ech echon
on a charge lbrge of assault in the second sond de degree do doKI dogree ¬
gree KI Their examination exmintion was postponed postponedto pOllponedto
to Tuesday Tueay night The prisoners prl8nelll were wereunable wereunable Wereunable
unable to furnl furnish h ball bl and were sent Int to the thelocal thelol thelocal
local lol lockup lokulJ Coroner Savage Svage said that thatif tht thtI
if I the Ryan girl died he would order the thecharge te teoharge thecharge
charge against the men changed change to homi homicide homicdo bondcide ¬
cide cideThe cdo
The men said they had ha met the girls girlson girlon
on the Merriok rood r but the Coroner Coronercould Croner Cronercould Coronercould
could not find fnd out how it I happened happne that thatthree tht thtI thatthree
three thr girls who live lve In upper uppr Manhattan Manhattanwere lanhatt
I were wer on the Merrick road rod The men mensaid menled mensaid
led said they the did not know the names nlme of tho the11rl thoirIs
711 11rl irIs r In or where they lived lve Coroner Savage Savagesaid Savagesaid vnge vngeeald
said tonight that the party had been beendrinking bn bndrnking beendrinking
drinking drnking and that he was going goin to try to tofind tofnd tofind
find fnd out between betwen now and the tho1 I time tm set setfor setfor setfor
for the examination of the men where wherothey wherethy wherethey
they oil 11 had ha been bn during durng the night nightAlice nlRhtAlle nightAUce
Alice Alle Ryan Is l a cashier chler In a Fourteenth Fourteenthtreet Jourtenth JourtenthItreet Fourteenthstreet
street department deprtment store She and her herwidowed herwidowed herwidowed
widowed mother live with a n married marriedsister marriedsisterMrs
maried mariedsiltrIr
sister siltrIr sisterMrs Mrs Meehan Mehan whose whole husband husbd ia I a apatrolman aptrolman apatrolman
patrolman ptrolman In the Police Polce Department DepartmentHer Deprtment DeprtmentHer
Her relatives relaUve say 8y the girl has been bn In the thohabit thehbit thehabit
habit hbit of taking tking joy rides ride with withvarious withvariouschauffeurs various variouschauffeurs ariousohulOI
chauffeurs ohulOI Alice Alc Mitchell Mitchel Is an orphan orphanand orh
and a lives Uve with her uncle ucle Thomas Thoma Weldon WeldonThe WeldonThe WeldonThe
The relatives r 1Uve of neither neithe the Ryan Ryn girl nor northe northe northe
the Mitchell Mithel girl Ild know kno anything ay tiing about aboutwhere abtutwhore wutwhere
where they were or of the accident aident until untiltold unl untiltold
told by reporters reporlll last lt night Mabel Iabl Lltt Llttlives LlttIvee IAttlives
lives Ivee with her mother She Se is the least leasthurt let lethurt leasthurt
hurt of the three having escaped eap with withonly wih wihonly withonly
only a few scratches scratchesSCO scratchesSOTT rthe rtheSOTT
SCO SOTT FT HEADl lr4 1 TO KOLT KOLTDlncle nOITtnilr ROLTiinilcy
Dlncle tnilr Turin arl Better plfr Than Tan an Altered Alteredtitrieh Alfrrd Alfrrdhlrrh Alteredttdrlch
titrieh mil He Sa SaWHKKLINO
hlrrh Pi le Say SayWHEELINO NaysWHEELIN0 >
WHKKLINO W V Va July 17 1Snatr 1SnatrN 17Senator 17SenatorN Senator SenatorN
N B Scott came ome from Washington to today t today ¬
day dy for a few days dy visit He is opposed opposedto oppodto
to placing raw materials on the free list KntThe ltThe listThe
The tariff tr bill h he said lr woji WR a good goodbill go gJlihl
bill bi for my constituents consttuenls when wlen It left lef the theSenate theBenat thellenate
but whon the conferees
Senate Benat conrers are arethrough arethrough arethrough
through with wih it ITTm I afraid it will wi not notbe notbe notbe
be what the pebple pple of Went WOt Virginia Virginiawant
want wantIf wantMI
MI If the socalled raw materials matria Ie includ including InoludInR includlog ¬
log coal col oil wood lumber Iron ore oreare oreare oreare
are placed pmce on the t le free rr list lst I doubt If I Ishall Iehal Ishall
shall ehal vote for the bill for I would rather ratherhave rther rtherhave ratherhave
have the Dingley tariff trl as a It stands standsWheat stnd8 stnd8Wheat standsWheat
Wheat barley oats hay and the theother theother theother
other products prouots of the Northwest have havea
a good go strong Itron duty aa have shoes aho cutlery cutleryand cuter cutleryand
and the other things Ihlng manufactured manufacturOI In InNow InNo inNow
Now No England They want to t take tke West WestVirginia Wet WetVlranla WestVirginia
Virginia Vlranla and a few fo other States Sttes which whichfurnish whlohfurnih whichfurnish
furnih furnish the raw material and give us usnothing tienothlngn e enothing
nothing In return returnIf returnI
If I West w t Virginia Maryland Wyoming WyomingMissouri WyomingIMurl WyomingMissouri
Missouri IMurl and a few other States Btt8 are ar not notbetter notbtter notbetter
btter better cared for they the will wi have no tariff tariffbill trll tariffbill
bill and the old Dingley bill bi will wllltand wllltandI stand standI
I was never reconciled to the tax on oncorporations oncororatonl oncorporations
cororatonl corporations continued contnued the Senator Senatorbut Sna Sena tot totbut torbut
but It was an Administration Administrton measure measurend moeut measureand
and nd I felt it my duty to support IUpport the Presi President Prl Prldent President ¬
dent I consider onllde a direct dirt income tax tax bet better bt btt bettar ¬
tar t than the tax oa o corporations ooromUon but I am amnough amenouah amenough
enough of an a old ol fashioned Republican Republicanto Rpublcn Rpublcnto
to believe beleve that tt the te revenues for running runningthe mnng mnngthe
MnptI5 1 the country oount should aoud be b raised ris by b duties duUe on onMnptI5
I DtSCOVKH SMALLPOX SVuzPOX SV4L14P0XIirazilIan GERM GERMllraztllan OER I IDrmn
llraztllan naclrrloloeliti Ualteroloc at Otwatoo 0lwa1 Croj Crojiuitltulo CroJ CrosInstitute
Institute IlsUtul Animunee AnlaUiC IU ls lifnattsn JiaUSptt4 ImolattonpvcfaI lifnattsnSpreial
Spreial Sptt4 CnM Ca DftptUdt Dlp el to TUB T SCK SCKRio sel 5OlRio
Rio Ro DB JANEIRO July 17 nDr Dr Oswaldo OswaldoCruz Owado OwadoCruz OswaldoCrux
Cruz DirectorGeneral DlreotrGnral of the Sanitary SanitaryService Btry BtrySrvice SanitaryService
Service Srvice made announcement announcment today tdy to tothe tothe tothe
the Rio Ro de Janeiro Academy Acdemy of Medicine Medicinethat Medlolnehat Medicinethat
that the microbe microb of smallpox which whch Is Inof Isot Isof
of animal origin had been bn discovered discoveredduring d discoveredduring overed overedduring
during bacteriological baoterologlcl orign researches raroh at the theOswnldo theOwaldo theOewaldo
Oswnldo Owaldo Cruz Institute Iltltut by Drs DI Htonrique HtonriqueBeaurepalre Bnque Bnqueaurepalre RnrlqueBeaurepaire
Beaurepalre de Arago and Prowwazek ProwwazekDESERTER Pwa2k Pwa2kDEfERTIm ProwwazekDES1iRTflI
DESERTER DEfERTIm XI MtGNES INBS ONES IS FREE FREEI FREEnvr FREELeaveS
I LeaveS < eave nvr the Prison Ship and Will I Join JoinIlls JoinHis oln
Ills 111 Wire In Baltimore BaltimorePORTSMOUTH Daltnor DaltnorPORT8MOUI flsittniorCPoaTsmouTu
PORTSMOUTH PORT8MOUI N H July Juy 17 17Crles 17CrlesJ 17Clufrlos 17ClufrlosJ Charles CharlesJ
J Magncs Magcs the first ft class cle musician musicn in inthe Intho inthe
the navy DY who deserted deered from the United UnitedStates Unted UntedStals UnitedStates
to daughter of ofthe ofthe ofthe
States Stals Dolphin marry marr a dughtr
the Into Ilte United States Btat Senator Sntor Gorman Gormanof
of Maryland Mrylnd was wa discharged dlsoharg from the theprison thepr80n theprison
prison pr80n ship Southery SQutb r this thJI morning and andloft andleft andloft
loft at once onc to Join joi his hlwlo wife who has hs a ahome ahome ahome
home in Riggs Rgg street strt Washington WashingtonThe Wahingn WahingnThe
The usual procedure proure la to discharge dischargeprisoners diaoharRepronr dischargeprisoners
prisoners pronr at 1 oclock ocok and send snd them to tothis t tthJs tothis
this city ct in charge of a master mter at arms armsbut ars arsbut armsbut
but MagneA Mgea was allowed alowed to leave the theship theship theship
ship In civilian cvian clothes cothe before 6 oclock oclockthis oclookthis oclockthis
this morning mornlnj Ho 10 left lef the yard yrd by the themain themain themain
main gate gt at Kittory KUtr where an automobile automobilewas automobie automobieWR
was WR waiting witng for him himHe himle hImlie
He le served Irved eight months of his b year yearsentence yer yerentno yearsentence
sentence entno four months month being bing taken off offfor offfor offfor
for good behavior behaviorMagness bvior bviorfJes behaviorMagneas
Magness fJes wife wie owing to her condition conditionhas cnditon cnditonhae
has not visited her husband hubnd in I the prison prisonship prisn prisnahlp prisonship
ship although nthough she Iho has ha kept lP ip p a weekly weeklycorrespondence weky wekyoorpondenc weeklycorrespondence
correspondence oorpondenc Of late lat Magnes lfge has hasboon b hasbeen
boon bn in the clothing olothng factory acry of ofhe ofthe the prison prisonEASTMiXS prisonFtTtS prisonE4ST1iLS
I EASTMiXS FtTtS STLfk STrI AT 4 AUCTION AUCTIONMar AVCTI01 AUCTIOXMarlandcri
i Ii Mar 1larlanden Marlandcri > landcrs Did Dd Eagerly FqerlY for l lame < ame Bobs BobsBoat Bo BobsUoat
I Boat and Furniture FurnitureEASTOK Frtre FrtreESTN FurnitureEASTOX
EASTOK ESTN Md July Juy 17 17Te 17The The personal personaleffects pQ1 pQ1ellect personaleffects
effects ellect of the late lt Robert R1 E Eastman Eastmanmurderer Et Eastmanmurderer
murderer murde r of Mrs 11 Edith Eth May 1y Woodlll Woodlllwere Wo Woodillwere
were w r sold at auction auco today ty by b William WilliamNoah Wl WilliamNash
Noah Sheen Sen attorney attor4 for Mrs Mr Lavinia LaviniaEastman Lvinia LviniaEtm LaviniaEastman
Eastman Etm the administratrix alnattx There Ther was wasa w wa
a large la attendance attendce and a bidding bidn was w brisk briskmany b briskmany
many my articles aole bringing brg as R keepsakes keepsakesseveral keke kekeBverl keepsakesseveral
several Bverl times their real value valueEastmans valueEts valueEastmans
tme r
Eastmans Ets motor boat bt In which whic Mrs MrsWoodlll l1 MrsWoodill
Woodlll WoodU rode re to his h bungalow bulw was sold soldfor soldfor ld ldfor
for 385 85 to George OrR B Taylor station alton agent agentat
at t McDonlel McDel and friend fe of Eastman EastmanThetrim Ft EastmanThtrimn
Thetrim Tetrm boat bt originally orlg cost Ct 1 250 250Crowds 250Crowds
Crowds Cwd still stl visit vt Eastmans Ets bungalow bungalowand bungow bungowand
and grave gv In Broad Br Neck Ne Creek Ck Nearly Nearlya Nel
a thousand thound persona prl were we there the last lt Sun Sunday Sundy Sunday ¬
day dy
dyrOIID
WOULD rOIID SUPPLANT A NEGRO NEGROGeorgian NEGROOer NEGROGeorgians
Georgian Oer anl Ask Tart Tat to t Make Mae Jena ea W WMartin WlarU WMartin
Martin larU a Reveaa Ree8 IteveaneCofleetor IteveaneCofleetor4Cmawv CoUcter CoUcterATLANTA oUer oUerA
ATLANTA A Ga July Ju 17 IfT iTh Tho candidacy candidacyof odc
of John W V Martin M for fo years y Identified Identifiedwith Idt Identilledwith
with the Government revenue service servicefor ervioefor
te Goverent rnue Mo
for fo appol appointment en to t the te position pito of Collec Collector Ce Colleetor ¬
tr tor of Internal ntr Bjereauavpow E poe JUled by byHenry byHen b bHenry
Henry Hen Ruoker ROkea a negro nol waowa w1orSM 1 r ap appointed lp lppint appointed ¬
pointed pint by President fdent McKinley lKey and a re reappointed r yeappointed
appointed appt by byhet1 byfloosevolt Roosevelt has been b indorsed indorsedby Ind Indby
by every ner member membr of the Senate Snt with wt tho thoexception thoexpton theexception
exception expton of ofhr three or four who were wr absent abscnland ab absentand nt ntad
and ad by most mOt of the t House HoU members membersTbe membelllTe
The Te indorsement Indormet will wil be neat to the thePresident thoPdent thePresident
President Pdent Mr Martin Marn Is tbe oldest oldet man manin manIn manin
in the revenue renue service arc in Georgia Grg in point pointof pont pontof
of service serviceRANKS serviceR4NKS mce mcen4N18
RANKS n4N18 SHUT SIUT TELLER TELlPR SUICIDE SUICIDEClimax SIODF SIODFCUma SUICIDEClimuxa
Climax of QaarrrU qalrrril In Two San Sa Francisco FranottroInstitutions Francleo Francleolt FranciscoIntItuttons
Institutions InstitutionsOAK lt
ton tonDAN
OAK FRANCISCO FAfCIC July Jur 17 17T 17The The State StateSuperintendent Stt StateSuperintendent
Superintendent Suprintendnt of Banking Big closed clo today todaytho to totho today
tho Commercjal Cmmenal Savings Sving Bank Hk and ad the theUnion te teUnon theUnion
Union Unon State Btt Savings Bvn Bank Hk doing bush business bU bushnoes ¬
ness nc under tho name n of the te former formerThoro forer forerToro formerThere
There Toro has ha been bn much gossip about these thesebonks theeeb thesebanks
bonks b In tho lost lt few days dy because bW of ofrevelations ofreveltlons ofrevelations
revelations reveltlons made me by quarrelling qualng directors directorsand dirr
and managers managersSevern mr managersSeveral
Severn Svml days d1 ago W C Hayes Haye was wasforced wasfor wasforced
forced for out outa aa manager mager It was alleged allegedthat nlege allegedthat
that he had h permitted pnltt several Iveml directors directorsto dlrolll dlrolllto
to draw dw large amounts aount without proper propercollateral propr proproolatml propercollateral
collateral collateralWilliam oolatml collateralWUliarn
William Von Meyennck leyerlnok former roner paying payingteller payingteler payingteller
teller teler of tho Commercial Commeral Savings 8 vlnge Bank Bankcommitted Ik IkcommltW Bankcommitted
committed suicide suicde last night at his home homeIn
commltW I IIIhort
In Larkspur Lkpur Ho la II said to t have been beenshort bn beenshort
short in his accounts 8ut A week ago ao he hetransferred hetrer hetransferred
transferred trer his homestead homet worth 5000V 5000Vto 50o0 50o0to
to the bank bankWINS b bf bankWIXS 10001
WINS f IlII W CROW CIOI CAR SUIT SUITTexas SUITTra SUITTesas
Texas Road Roa Threatened rntme to Drop UropfllOOO UropfllOOOOWO 80 ii I 000
000 Improvements If It I Lost loMDAIXAS 10t 10tDAL LostDazzas
DAIXAS DAL Tux July 17 10n 17On On a decision decisionrendered delllion delllionrnder decisionrendered
rendered rnder by Judge Jula T L Blanton Blton at East Eastland Et Etland Eastland
land Tex today the Texas Central CentralRailroad Centrl CentrlRld CentralRailroad
Railroad Rld Company Cmrny wins in the te action actionrecently actionrecently ttn ttnr
recently r ntly instituted tlttt against it by the theCounty theConty theCounty
County Conty Attorney Attory of Eastland Etand county oOUty under underthe Uder Uderthe underthe
the separate part coach oh or Jim Crow law lawPenalties lawPena1e lawPenalties
sought soughtThe Bught Penalties Pena1e aggregating aggKatng 180000 5840000 were weresought wer weresought
The company contended contnde that it had not notviolated notviolat notviolated
violated violat oompy the th Jim Crow law at least let not notmore notmor notmore
more mor than tn technically thnloaly and unintention unintentionally unntntlon unntntlonaly ¬
ally aly It I threatened treatened to abandon 1000000 1000000worth 100 iooooooworth
worth of contemplated oontmplat Improvements Improvementsin iprovmonts iprovmontsIn
in Eastland Etand county cunty mainly at Cisco Cl o If Ifconvicted I Ifooitvioted
convicted cnylot d and punished punl e
EXPEDITED EXIFDITF IMMIGRANTS IMMIGRANTSGaltenton nOIGRIT nOIGRITOaltln IMIIIGRI xrc xrcGalieston
Galtenton Oaltln Boat Held Jeld by b nirele Irrl for forForty rororty forForty
Forty of Them ThemForty Thmforty ThemForty
Forty Immigrant Immlgrnt who landed landP yesterday yesterdayat y stenay stenayat
at Ellis Els Inland 1Iland with tickets toketll for rtr Galveston Galvestonby Galveton Galvetonh
by h way Wl of the thl Mallory 1i10ry Line were not re released released ¬
leased 10 until Intl after ator the Mallory Malory liner lner Den Denver Dfn Dfnver Denver ¬
ver hid left her pier In the afternoon afternoonMissing aternoon aternoonMIA afternoonitiseing
Missing MIA ln the Denver would have com compelled cornrelied omrle ¬
relied the immigrants Immllrant to wait wal here until untilWednesday lotl untiledn
Wednesday rle WeneY edn and the line Ino ordered order the Den Denver Denvcr Denver ¬
ver by wlreles wlrtu to stop at Quarantine Qartlne rnrantine and andwait andwalt andwait
wait for the immigrants They T and their theirbaggage theirbaggage theirbaggage
baggage wore loaded 10ded aboard abr a tug and andruMien andmhe andrushed
rushed mhe to Quarantine Qlarntne The Te baggage bagjMge was washolnted WI washoisted
hoisted hollt In slings slnge to t the Denvers nenr deck deckand dk dkand deckand
and the UI Immigrants Immllnt scrambled scble up a sea seainddsr a aladder aladder
ladder The Te transfer tmnser was wa made mdl in ten tenminutes tenmInutes n nminut
minutes minut nnd the Denver headed south southlosing Ith Ithloslnp southlosing
losing loslnp less IP8 than an a aniioUr aniioUrIMrtI1IIj4EI hour hourIMPERILLED our ourmlMm
IMPERILLED mlMm ON A 4 LEDGE LEDGEMan I EOE EOEan
Man an and Woman oman Tldebound Tlfbound for Four Foarloun Fourhours FonrHours
Hours loun on Catalina talna Island IslandAVAUJN IllandA islandAVALON
AVALON A VUON Catalina Catlia Island Cal CJ July Jul 17 17Mm 1 17Mrs
Mm MI G Gouldlng GOlldlnj Williams Wlla of Now Nc York Yorkcity Yorkcity Yorkcity
city and Weston Welton A foyers Belll of the te Oklahoma Oklahomadelegation Oklaom Oklahomadelegation
delegation to the Elks Elk reunion were wereprisoners wereprl wereprIsoners
prisoners prl ner for four hours hour today dy on a ear narrow na earrow ¬
row ledge loge of rock rck overlooking tho ocean oceanwith O oceanwith
with off the tide tde threatening thtnlnR to sweep swep them themoff tem temol themoff
ol offThey They attempted attempte to reach Ich t Avalon from fromtho tromthe fromthe
the northern part pa of the th island by b a shortcut short ao ehovtcut
cut orthem along alonl the beach bh A A yachting yachto party partydiscovered rty rtydiscovered y ydilver
discovered dilver their peril pril and rescued red them the by byletting byUDI byletting
letting UDI down 400 feet tet of rope from the top topf tp tpI toptheo11ff
I f S the te theo11ff theo11ffS cliff cW a
LOWER TARIFF Nl HOW INSIGHT INSIGHTT7IE ISf IN SI8HT SI8HTTIlE Ur UrTHE
THE TSE > ONES IN WASHING WASHINGTON w WASHEIYGTON s1iNt ¬
TON THINK K TAFT WILL ITMConferees wm wmConrfre WThConferees
Conferees Conrfre Will UI Make Mae a a Report Rer mileh W WI b dle dlelontl the theHomo hehouSe
Homo lontl It i Expected Rpeete to t HejeH HejeHThen e eJii4Then
Then Tm Tart Tar Will Lafeer ie With Wd > NE NEWsenutovoN testier testierAWrtch
AWrtch Allrch Wont nlt Be Borry BorryWASHINGTON
G T ft ftWA8mNoT
WASHINGTON WA8mNoT July 17 nPdHt nPdHtTafa 17Preshdodt 17PreshdodtTafts President PresidentTafta
Tafta Tafa outspoken Insistence lntsno oa o onward dowo dowoward d
ward wrd tariff trf revision has b produced prou a aBltuaUon aItuaton a asituation
situation Ituaton which hch In the th opinion opon of oreU oreUIfored well wellInformed Wellinformed
Informed Ifored persona praon wilt 1 bring brin vl victory tory to tothe t t tthe
the President Prdnts cause Of cguse4 In I admlnlfttVa admlnlfttVatlon adminIktion d dton
tlon ton circles erole and among amOg Congressmen Cas n who whoare whoare ho hoar
are ar keeping keplng ko plng In touch tuch with wt the White Whit HoufcS HoufcSand Ubl IIOUband
and the tariff tff conference coernl committee committeethere ont ontthere OUmItt OUmIttthere
there is a confident confdent feeling felD8 that In lnspite lnspiteof spite spiteof i
of an unexpected uez temporary m orry setback setbackmore jt jtmore sethM sethMmore
more apparent appnt than thn real r the thetsxlWIl thetsxlWIlwhen tariff bill billwhen
when whe enacted ec into law I will providi pfY J Jte for forthe t tthe
the te free f admission allon of bituminoiu bit minoui minouicrude pdfl pdflcrude
bltmlnom
crude ode oil oi hides hde and iron irn ore The Te Tedent Prisl Prisldent PSsldent
dent is represented represnt as being bln < very rp rpmlUo opti optimtsUo pli plimlstio
mlstio mlUo as to t the tb outcome outome and feels feltl feltlwhen thU thUwhen tM tMwhen
when the time arrives am9e the votes yot will w be baat beat beat
at hand to put thr ough what wht he detlresT detlresTSince de desires desiresSince
Since yesterdays otray developments del del p gbee etl etlgar ti I Igardto rdv rdvgard
gard gar gardto to t the Presidents Pl < t attitude a attitudeth ttudet the tariff tariffatmosphere i iatmosphere f
atmosphere has b cleared cle oobslderablyr oobslderablyrThe coldblyr coldblyrTe
The Tb low tariff IneiizTM IneiizTMto d dto
Te trff Republicans R ublltiul are a ineM ineMto
to be b jubilant Jubiat and ad see a partial prtia victory Yoat Yoatlet at atleast atleast
least let already alrMd in sight twhUe while high hliJ tariff tariffRepublicans t tafl taflRepublicans
Republicans Bpublca who whoindorae Indorse the stand atd taken takenby iIM iIMby t krt krtby
by more than t a score of their fellow teil ellb Con Congressmen C Cthgresamen ¬
gressmen grmen in pleading pleang with wit the President Presidentnot tft tftnot
not to t insist lnst on putting putll1t certain nrt raw rawtoriala tea teateriala i
teriala tral on the free fr list lat are ar disposed daOMcft daOMcftbl dispo 4t 4tbelieve to tobelieve <
believe bl en that tat thatthe tha te jig is II up from f the te high highprotection hih hihprton huhprotection
protection prton standpoint standpointMr atdplnt atdplntMr
Mr Taft had h many m callers clr today trJc todayzsL todayzsLof ai a st stof
of whom congratulated ooaatlt him on his hf ref ruhl ruhlt refui4 refui4to uail uailto
to t make me conoesnions Cnool to t the twentythree twentythreeprotection twetth twentythteprotection
protection prottC members 16mbof of the Hods Ho lottie wV wVbombarded wi wihambarded Q Qbbne
bombarded bbne him yesterday yty with wlttf wlttfWo taUa talisof talisofwoe of ofwoe
woe Wo The Te curious OriOW thing tinK about abut abutthat it all shlI shlIthat to tothat
that nobody noby Is II making mall unkind unkid unkidremrb penmal penmalremarks pecIes1remarks
remarks remrb about abut the te President Ptdent Ptdenttho Bvi 1Ithose Bvithose
those tho who think tllk they tey theyhve have bne cause catiM for foroffence fe taroffence
offence offenc are a showing sowg a disposition dfapt ta t avoid avoidoritloiam vuyt vuytcritiolsui 11 11oto
oritloiam oto of the te man m in I the White W House Houseand J ouIiand
and ad to t concede cnce that tat Invietr ine of the te tehe spsekae spsekaehe petsche >
he made me in I his hi campaign for t01 the t Presi Pf Pfden0 Prldecoy Presidency ¬
decoy den0 his ha attitude atttue cp Is fair far and adOt consistent consistentTh canal stO t tThe
T The Th manner me in I which whoh Mr MTI MTIpto MrTaftts Tafts em emphatic am amphatlo ¬
phatic pto declarations dltloM with regard np ta t tha thatariff U thotariff
tariff t have hn been b received rl is ih J Striking Strikingcontrast Wic WicOtt MrlkItgcontrast
contrast Ott to the manner mer In i which wic Repub Republican 1ub BepubUeen ¬
lican Uo Representatives Jprttlv and Senators 8ir Senatorawre SenatorawreIn were werein
in the te habit hbit of receiving rv suggeatins suggeatinsfrom agti agtifm sugg iul6eis iul6eisfrom
from fm his hl Immediate Imedit predecessor as uto utol to tolegislative tolegislative
legislative l tye controversies ontvl pr Mr M Taft Taftpears T Taftpears r >
pears pt to have hv the faculty talt of ote k keeping keepingeverybody eplBg eplBgevrybody
everybody e b good J natured at B B e has H jot jotresorted 4stvesorted
resorted o to t big b stick M m methods I labia in Us MMrfc MMrfcto sMtto <
to t carry 0 out o his b tariff tr plaa pu and ul tfa thatlas ftttt ftttteooeUtwe
eooeUtwe e atlas btw bStWOefllU4 bStWOefllU4narily Jk j r i Land4kai i JIti t tnorily
norily nb pursued le by bi Jar M Boepevett Boepevettmarked Roo reh rehmarked W Wmk
marked mk that hte even v those tho who 0 0wth dlacfe dlacfewith dittwith
with wth the tPdet President are a disposed d Uf iM1 say Mykind saykind
kind Id things thl about bt him htmMr hi himMr
Mr Roosevelts Bt mode Doe of O procedure u Was Wasto u uto
to t make me publio pubU what wbt he wanted wat and 4 then thenby thenby
by b an a appeal app to t the people l and a a oafer o oeii of ofagitation o bfagitation
agitation agtaton through t messages m and speeches speechesand spe chee cheeand
and a the newspapers n88 sad a the u mngMinNi mngMinNiseek A ABk
seek Bk to compel cpl Senators St sod a RepmasU RepmasUUves B RerSstathea i
Uves tlve to t do d exactly 8t what wh be h wanted 1tawK Mr MrTafts MrTafts
Tafts Tata programme pr e Is to t t appeal a d dfretiy dfretiyto dk e4ty e4tyto
to t the ohosea Representatives of the tfeeStates theSttee
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States Btt and a the people pple and a by b face fa to t face faceargument h ftceargument
argument argment seek l to t show ao them the that tht the t doc doctrines d dtrines J Jtre ¬
trines tre he h advocates ayot should shod be b adopted adoptedLittle adoptedLittle t
Little Lttle by little ItUe IU coming cll to t be b better betterreoognleed br brrgl betterrecognised
reoognleed particularly since n0 the th several severalrecent ceteralrecent
proll il ilrt
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recent rt White Wte HoU House conferences cer0 between betweenthe bn bnthe
the President Pdent and ad leaden I e of the Senate Senateand SenIWandtheRoussthatagooddealof iW iWad
and ad andtheRoussthatagooddealof the House BOU that tt a good deal del of mete misunderstanding ml meteunderstanding
understanding unellltdln has I existed ex g regarding grq th thattitude the theattItude hI
attitude atlude of Senator Str Aldrich Aldc toward rd thotrlf tho thotariff thetariff
tariff trlf Mr M Aldrich AIoh has b been b represented representedas rt
as the head devil of protection who
8 hl del pton wh oars oarsnothing ol caresnothing
nothig nothing for the consumer oolor but bt Is bound boundhand bnd bndhand boundhand
hand and foot fot to t the socalled I IQOaliadlnterMta IQOaliadlnterMtaIt interests interestsIt t
It I has hl been bn declared d lar that tt on o account accountof a tnt tntor
of high protection protUon notions nU designed deled to toputting t toputting
putting puttng money mone In the pockets pke of wealthy wealthymanufacturers We1 We1manur wea1lymanufacturers
manufacturers manur cwr he le has hA shown a01 aa Un Uncompromising Uncompromisin tIncompromising ¬
compromising compromisin attitude tttude toward t the tf free freeadmission freeadmlssionof
admission amhudonof of raw materials mt Of course coursethere ou oOataethere
there won some Bme warrant wat for tha tbLbf tbLbfthat beU belLt belLtthat f fthat
that Mr Aldrich Aldrch was opposed to th t free tioadmission V Vadmission
admission adml6lon of ofw jaw materials mat opp on oatUlt oatUltor account accountof
of the disposition di8plon made of such articles articlesby lc
me suo
by the Sonata Snt Finance Fnnc Committed Cmmlit m of ofwhich ofwhich ofwhich
which Mr 1r Aldrich Aldric Is I chairman chair when w Jtfmmed Jt Itframed t trnmed
framed Its substitute IUbttt for the House HOU8 tariff tariffbill tf tariffbill
bill
billAs bi
As A a matter mattr of fact fat however hoeyer and andnobody aDdnobody andnobody
nobody knows knowl this better than t Mr Taft TaftMr TenJfr TaftMr
Mr Jfr Aldrich Is I not opposed opp to t adcilung adcilungcertain a ii
certain cerln classes cls of raw rw materials mt freeof freeofduty f fre of ofduty ofduty
duty On the contrary contr his h Inclination Inclinations InibtoD InibtoDII
II isto s to let these the products pruct of foreign rorl oouatftaa oouatftaaenter ou ooesittteaenter
enter the United States 8tat with wit few reside rastriolona rto rtotlOM residethorium
thorium or no restrictions rtrctlo at all In I order orderhat ere orderthat
hat tat American Americn manufacturers mannar will wi have havehe havethe haythe
the advantage advantge of o buying his them theMJI cheaply cheaplyor
for or manufacture lnanuractue into the te finished flae product productBut prut
But according to t people pplen peopleln in a aplto position positionto
to know and whose who reliability reUabtlt cannot cnnt cnntdouhted bit bitdoubted bedoubted
doubted Mr Aldrich Aldroh Was ¼ u foroAd for to toassume t toassume
assume aeume a different dlfent attitude attude with wit respect respeotto
to raw material matral by the difficulties dllolte rp which whichhe hoh hohhe
he encountered encountred In the Senate Snt In attempt attemptIng AUpt
Ing to make a tariff tarl bill bi which would wouldsatisfy wouldsatisfy Wouc
satisfy enough Republican Rpub nn Senators Sntr to toInsure toIlure toInsure
Insure Ilure Its I paaaage paaaageIt peg
It I la a cardinal cardlll principle of f buslafts buslaftsprocedure bulr btIaintesprocedure
procedure In the tae national ntonal Legislature Legislature1that Liletur
that all al legislation legislaton xn Is necessarily nerlr a comprom com C cornpromiseand
prom promiseand Inland 1M ad that t no legislation leslslatlo is Iso more moresubject ors orssubject
subject to give and take methods metbo than thanthat tt thanthat
that affecting affetlnR a general geerl tariff tarl revision revisionWhen revllo revisionWhen
When Mr Aldrich the Republioaa Republioaamembers llepubli
Aldrch got te Rpubl an anmembers a amebrs
members mebrs of his committee ommltt together tetbe with withthe wth wththe withthe
the object obje of amending aedg the te House Bou tariff tariffbill tf tarlftbill
bill his h post pt experience made mde him cautious cautiousof cuUo
of adopting adoptnc expc any radical rdlo changes oanle until untilhe ultl udtilhe
he knew ew how ho they the would oul be received rlye by bya b
a majority of his hi fallow el ow Senators SenatorsIt 8tr
It I Is assorted ar that th Mr Aldrich Ado was wula wulafavor ia iafavor infavor
favor of the free flaon admission of raw rw materi matr materials ¬
als aa from frm the first f but bt thai t he found toUc the theopposition th theopposition
opposition oto to tthf this course or so great I and andthe andthe d dte
the te chances ao for fo combination oblo agataathtai agataathtaiso a agslnstbso h
so certain ortn that tt he was obliged oljtke oljtkei tomake tomakeconcessions tomakeconcessions
i concessions oonoone to t this tl Senator Storo or group gop of ofSenators otIn ofSenators
Senators in order orr that tt he might obtain obtaintheir obta obtateIr obtaitheir
their teIr support for amendments aeet of a asorne asornewhat some somewhat 8me ¬
contemplation contemplationBy oontpltlo what wht radical Idlcl character chrc which hch be had I IB IBcontemplation laoontpltlo incontemplation
By this method meto of giving a little ltte here hereto he heretq
tq get a little ltte there tere he gYnc was able to obtain obtainthe otB otBthe obtainthe
the loyal loal support suppr of ofICh enough RepsbHeaa RepsbHeaaSenators Rab RepubNeanSenator
Senators Benator to Insure ieure the t passage p of the thetariff t thetariff
tariff trff bill bi in the te upper uPP house houl It I to Con Contened c eontoned
toned that If b he bad b framed f a bill bl that thatdiffered htdfe thatdigeted
differed dfe but slightly tllt from r rom the te Hooe Hooemeasure BO eos eosaesaure
ltne measure Jut It I wwtM Wt u have beett h b rejected rJ rJc re3ct d
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