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HURLEDAUMNSTTRAIN HURLEDAUMNSTTRAINWashington HURLED AGAINST TRAIN TRAINWashington TRAINYahington
Washington Yahington Express Wrecked Wreckedby Wleckml Wleckmlby Wreckedby
by Derailed DCraied Box Car CarMORE Carsco Cair CailCORE
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MORE sco t OF PASKfGEBS PAsE GEnS INJURED INJUREDPenrDny INJUREDliar 1JUREDVurflayConcbc
PenrDny liar VurflayConcbc DIY Co Colcbu iche Damaged and Jinny Jlaa of ofTheir orhdr o oTheir
Their hdr Occupant OeeUIRntl llore I art but Pullman lulmaa Cars CarsCoathlnloc Car CarCoathlnlac CarsCoathlnIog
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IN Iueneu enter Escaped R8cflcd Injury laJarrThe The Victim VictimM Victims1ostl clm clmIoltlf
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M t f rer r N New bt w York Mia diu Emma mma Dough Dougherty DoughOTt h ha ¬
erty OTt or f Cheater had hd both bth legs leb broken brokenand brktn brktnaM brokenaad
and a is 1 In a critical crtl condition clltl and aD ills illsJBta Misa MisaIclis U UJ
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0 and meat of the theinjured theI theIIured
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W M C c Papp rIP Wlmlucn Wllralnsten general eurll lacerations lacerationsClare lit heeratloaLOtaresec rtons
Clare Canl Otaresec f rallen PJel New New York badly bdl1 bruited bruitedKate brled bruae bruaeKate
Kate IU ItasOsid eM CbMter CINer bead lacerated laceratedMabel laerate laceratedaksl
Mabel Ja aksl 1 SmIth Smith Wilmington WUmtBc8 head Ied and ad body b1 cut cutfll ct cut1anv
fll Iau 1anv nr Others Cut br Glass GlnnBAbout GIR GIRAbout GlassAbout
About thirty others other were slightly sllhUy Injur Injurod Inur InurO
od O by broken glase glas but were not taken to totho tothe tothe
the hospitals hospitalsTho hOplals hOplalsTho hospitalsThe
Tho Pullman PuJman cars cr contained Washington Washingtonand Wahington Wahingtonan Washingtonand
and an Baltimore Bltmore passengers pWson ors almost exclu exclusively exclumvolY oxclut1voly ¬
sively As the express expre approached the theGrays theGms theGrays
Grays Ferry Ferr Station Staton an ompty box bx car carwhich carwhich carwhich
which was being shifted shlfo loft loC the rails ris and andfell andfil andfall
fell fil against the passenger pasonger train trin Tho par parlor parJor parbr ¬
lor curs crs escaped eepe injury Injur but one of the theday te teday theday
day coaches coches was almost wrecked while whilethree whie whiethree whilethree
three others other wore badly damaged damage A new newtrain nowtrin newtrain
train trin was made up and after aCer the Injured Injuredhad Injure Injuredhad
had bd received roelve attention atenUon the express eXllres pro proceeded procede procoeded ¬
ceeded cede to t its It destination deatinatlonNew deUnaton deUnatonNow destinationNew
New York Dec Dee S 8F 8F F I 1 L Halloway Haloway who whothe whothe whothe
the dispatches say was injured in the rail railroad rai railroad
road wreck wr at West Philadelphia Pll1adelphl today todaylived todayJvod todaylived
lived Jvod at tho St St Denis Hotel In this tis city cityAt cty ctyAU cityAt
At the hotel it I was wa said he was wa tho New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York representative representatve of a Rochester per perfumery perfumery perfumery ¬
fumery company and It I is believed is a amember amember amember
member of the firm firmCLEARED fr frCLEARED firmCLEARED
CLEARED BY ARREST AND CONFESSION CONFESSIONPnrthtr CONFESSIONPnrtbll CONFESSIONPerthep
Pnrthtr Pnrtbll Developments in the tie Murder luraer fllyn fllynicry ll llIrJ LiIysicry
nt Greenville Mich MichGreenville illichGreenville
icry IrJ Grclnvie Greiinille1 lck lckGreenle
Greenville Greenle Mich Dec Dee 8 SSamuel Samuel Aplin Aplinwho Aplincvho pln plnho
who ho was wa arrested arste yesterday yesteray at Bay City Cityon Ciy Ciyon Cityon
on suspicion of murdering murderng Lew Campbell Campbellwhoso Campbel Campbellvhose
whoso body was wa found buried bured in quick quicklime Quicklme quicklime ¬
lime lme on the premises where Aplin former formerly forer forerly formerly ¬
ly lived lved hqre hqr late this afternoon ateroon con confussed confussed confossod
fussed that his son W V C Aplin com committed commite cornmitted ¬
mitted mite tho to murder after afer ho and Camp Campboll Campbell
boll bol had quarreled over some potatoes potatoesCampbell pottoes pottoesCampbel potatoeCampbell
Campbell Campbel disappeared disppared four months ago agoend agoImd agoand
end Aplin Apln soon afterward aCerwa disposed of his hisproperty htsroperty hisproperty
property here claiming claming that Campbell Campbellhad Campbel Campbellhad
had deeded it I to him He claimed that thatCampbell thatCampbel thatCampbell
Campbell Campbel had gone south sout to live and sent senthim senthim senthim
him the deeds which prove to be forger forgeries forgeriS ¬
ies by mall mallTho mal mailThe
The suspicions of the neighbors were werearoused werearouse werearoused
aroused arouse by Aplins Aplns disposing of the prop property propety proporty ¬
erty ety and an investigation investcton was wa started startedvhich strted strtedhtch startedwhich
which htch resulted resule In the finding fnding of the body bodyThursday bodyThursday bodyThursday
Thursday Aplin Apln had removed to Bay BayCity DayCity BayCity
City where he was arrested aeted The elder elderAplin cIderApUn elderAplin
Aplin says his son killed kied Campbell Campb 1 with witha wih wiha
a club that was wa found on the premises premisesThe premisesThe premisesThe
The father and son then packed the body bodyin bodyIn bodyin
in quicklime and ad buried it i where it was wasfound wa wafound wasfound
found found Both Aplius are ae now under ar arrest arret arrest ¬
rest ret retIMPERILED
IMPERILED BY TYPHOON TPHOON AND FIRE FIRETrmiHport FIRE FIRETrnlHpor FIRETransport
Transport TrnlHpor JlllanlLliigArrles Belgian cllJn Kins IUII Arrives rrlve ntFrUco ntFrUcoAfter at Frlco 0PrlscoAtrr FrlcoIur
After nu IJveiitlul Voyage VoyneeSan VoyageSan one oneSan
San Francisco Dec 8 SThe The transport transportBelgian tmnsportDeh1an tmunsportBelgian
Belgian King is in port after afer a voyage of offiftyfive otffyfve offiftyfIve
fiftyfive days from Manila 1an10 made memor memorable momorable mnomorable ¬
able ffyfve by disaster dlslto and narrow escapes eicpes from fromtotal fromtotal fromtotal
total de detructon deetruction tructlon Shortly Shorty after ater leaving leavingManila leving levingIRnl leaving2danlla
Manila IRnl the vessel vesel encountered a typhoon typhoonand typhoonand typhoonand
and for two days those on board waited waitedfor waitedtor waitedfor
for the death det that tha seemed Inevitable The Thecoal Thecotil rhecal
coal cal in her bunkers shifted sblCed and the trans transport transprt transport ¬
port prt was a for fortyeight hours hour on her herbeam herbm herbeam
beam bm ends Only the sudden 8udd n abating abtng of ofthe otthe ofthe
the storm saved SVO the tu transport trnsIort from go going going golag ¬
ing to the bottom bottomTho botom botomTho bottomThe
Tho Belgian King was laid up seven seventeen sev seventeen n ntMn ¬
teen days for repairs repair at Hongkong Honbkong and andnfter anduter andafter
after uter leaving leving the latter later port her coal coalcaught coalcaught coalcaught
caught fire fre through carelessness crlessnes in load loading loading loadlag ¬
ing and a burned bured three days while tho thotransport thotransprt thetransport
transport made a desperate desperte effort efort to reach reachTaku reachTku reachTaku
transprt Taku Tku The fire fre gained b lncd such headway hedwa that thatat thatat thatat
at one time tme the te staterooms stterooI were too hot hotto hotto hotto
to be occupied occupiedAmong occupiedAmong cupied cupiedAmong
Among her passengers passenger wore Lleuts Ca Cabannl Cabnnl Cabanni
bannl bnnl and Parker Prker Dr Robert Calturan CalturanMr CaUuranMr Calturantlra
Mr Mr tlra Calturan Calurn and anl six children The lat latter latter latbr ¬
ter were Pokln refugees and boarded board d the thevessel thenasel thevessel
vessel at Nagasaki NagasakiSI agakl agaklI
SI I 000000 a Year cmr for the Mississippi MUilmtlpplSt 1llllppl 1llllpplSt
St St Louis Iuls Mo Dec Dee 8 SPresldent President O L LWhltelaw LWhitelaw
Whltelaw hleJw of the merchants merchant exchange exchangehne exchnnse1m exchangehas
has 1m appointed appinted a committee cmmlteo to visit Islt Wash Washington Wah Wahhag Washhogton ¬
ington hag ton to appear before the Rivers and andHarbors andHarbors andharbors
Harbors Committee Commiee to t secure if l possible possiblean pible piblean
an appropriation appropriton of Jl000000 00 par annum annumfor annumfor annumfor
for five c years yor for the Improvement Imprvoment of ofthe ottM oflIt
the lIt Mississippi Us lMppl River Rver between St St Louis Louisand Louisaad Louisand
and the mouth of the Ohio Capt Burr Burrof Bur Burrof
of the te Engineer nginear Corps in charge of o this thiswtretch thissretch thisstretch
stretch sretch of the river states state that tl if I this thisappropriation thisapprJraUon thisapproinlatlon
appropriation apprJraUon can cn be secured fcured ho can canguarantee cn cnInutee cangttarantee
guarantee Inutee an eightfoot channel cael at all allseasons 11 allseasons
seasons ltalns of the year yearRon yearGe ear
Ron Ge 61 Mars Irh Inj In lns 81000 of IIUFiue IIUFiueGrand flI ills Flue FlueGrn ViuoGrand
Grand Grn Rapids Rpis Mich Dec Dee 8 8en Gen Ar Arthur Arthur Arthur ¬
thur F Marsh falh who was WIS convicted cnvIcted of ofcomplicity otaplt ofoemnplkty
complicity aplt In the State Stte military mlt frauds fraudsand truds trudsan fraudsand
and an pardoned prdoned on Tuesday Tueny by Goxf Qv Pin PlnKro Pinron Pingree
gree Kro ron ondltonl conditional on lila hi paying payInG 5000 5O 0 fine fineIn fne fineIn
In 1 nve he injtullments 1 > talmont today telegraphed telegraphedTreasurer telegraphedrrurer
Treasurer fr8urer Kingsbury Klnlbul of Ingham County Count Countt
to t t whom the money was Wa to be paid that that
load d forwarded rw id the flrat pai
i Jf hd forwarde r fnt Installment Intlment of
IMGQ 1 He II al all aloe o offered ntere to t settle sette the re remaining reJn renInng ¬
maining Jn HK ft si which whih he has his four yc ytrs rs
to t topayirnm py Py immediately Immolatoy lately if it was discounted dl discountediinrge ounted
b 5 par pfr o nt ntlintecu t thnre
lintecu hnre Asulimc gitist Police loUe Not Suiifnlncd SuiifnlncdK 81ltnlaec OiustalrdNew
K New v York Yor Dec De a 8Tho 8The The committee commtee on onrale onnl onrules
rale nl rules and discipline dtflpJno of o the police polce board bar to towhich towhh towkieh
which whh wan given svln the Uuk of investigat investigating Invetgnt Invetgnthsl inveetigatIr ¬
ing hsl Ir tho race r riots riot in Hells Kitchen Kten in inAttffu InA inAuet
Attffu A Auet last lut hu ba made its Is report The Te re report rer rert ¬
port r rt Ntl auto ta forth torh that nothing nothig was Wt dlacov dlacovwed dlsc discover4
wed in the Investigation
fnvotgUc on which hlch to toes
w bt MH es > charges ehrg against policemen pleemen or to towarrant towrrnt towarrant
warrant wrrnt a a a trial Irl2 of any member membr of thu
f tree r by the board boardlto bar barUn11 boardItnai
lto Un11 Itnai al Pair to Vlnlr Ilt the he United iat iatIoadon < talp talpLondon tatu tatuDe
London Dec De 0 LLloyda Lloyds Weekly Wekly London Londonnewspaper Lndon LndonJper Londonnewspaper
newspaper Jper Mays KS it learns llrn that the Duke Dukeand Dukeud Dukeand
and Duchess Puh of York will wl visit the th Unit United Unl Unite4 ¬
ed Stale Stt on their ther return journey Journe from
A Awetritlia ABB etJhL troW a via va Canada CanadallHwulift Canada CanadaUII CanadaJwuis
UII llHwulift t4MiKr Co la Miifiii nI KM J Itoutc ItoutcB UlUle UlUleSn SteeteSan
B Sn San n Franolsco Fmn lsco Dec De 8 aRbert 8Ibebert Robert W WJ1 WJ1o WI
o o x Hawaii IaaU delegateelect doJCgt elot to Congress Congressarrive Cntols CntolsIdrrlvo CongressS
S arrive Idrrlvo Here her today tooay on the atoamer ttemer Rio IUoa
do a Janeiro JincrQ ca CZ routo to Washington Wi hID tOD
DRUNKEN MAN CAUSES WRECK WRECKOne WRECK WRECKOle WRECKOso
One Ole Paisemer lauee Killed lOled KlIlrtaad Ald RBd a Dozen Injure InjureIB Iiijsre4 Iiijsre4in
IB CeUhtian at Cr Crossing CreulnPtbbuh CrossingPlttabulg ilnc ilncPlttabuh
Plttabuh Ptbbuh Pa Pa Dec De 8 8Te 8Tbe me Cumberland Cumberlaniaccommodation Cm Cumberlandaceommodaflon lnd lndaemmoUon
accommodation aemmoUon for Plttabunr Pltburg on the Dal Daltlmore nl nlUmor 131tlmore
tlmore Umor and an Ohio road rd tonight tonigh craaha craahaInto erbe CrShO1 CrShO1Into
Into a United Traction car cr filled with pee peopie peepie
a Unie Tcton le p
pie at Rankin Rakln One man was wa killed klr out outright outrlsht outright
right rlsht hi his wife s so o badly bdly hurt that she cai caihardly cn cnharly can canhadly
hardly harly recover rover hl ht his baby was W seriously leouly In InJured InJure injured
Jure Jured and an a R score ore of other passenger passengerwere pengn pengnwore passengerswere
were badly bdty hurt hurtThe hurt hurtThe
The dead ded man is unknown and his hl wife wlfiat wie wieat wifeat
at a late hour tonight Is Mill tJ unconscious unconsciousThe uncC8loll uncC8lollThe unconsciOu3The
The bab bb babe wa wu found clasped clP In the fain fainera tather fathers
era er arms rms with 1t the mothers moter body by aero aerothem aoro3 aoro3tbe across acrossthem
them tbe The injured Injur are areAateatoyCitUtU areAatlttt areof
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Mrs w V I iUnktU UnaU sad adtwaU two twosuaU small children childrenlUny eJldrn eJldrnUAt childrenRetry
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Mrs Ktat sad baby tabfJM bb bbJaIU41f babyJames
JM JaIU41f JaIU41fSme James RMje RMjeSeme fl14eSome
Some ten or twelve other passenger passengerwr psanger psangerwee passengerswere
Sme
wr wee were taken tken Into homes hu5ener hou5esnear near by and at < cared caredfor ce caredfor
for Their Tr Injuries JnJurle are not known knownWhen known knownWhen
When th the traction trcton car reached reahe the Bal Baltimore B J3ajtimore
tmre timore and zo Ohio erasing crBlng at Rankin Rnkn Con Condoctor Condutor Condeetor
doctor dutor GftvJgan Gulgln went forward tora to see fC 1 1the It Ittbe Ifthe
the crowing CrAg was wa clear cle He found J Jdrunken a adrnken adrunken
drunken drnken man mn lying on the tracks trk of both botltraction bt bothtraction
traction and aD railroad rlrad When aroused aruse th thdrunken the thedrnkon thedrunken <
drunken tcton drnkon man showed lOWe fight tght and ad Gavlgan Gavlganhad Gaha Gahahad Caviganhad
had to drag dml him from trm the tracks trks When Whenhe Whenhe Whenhe
he had ha him clear cer of the track trck the th signal signaltvan sigal sigalglnn signalaas
tvan given the motorman motoran to go g ahead ahea In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the excitement eciement the approach of the rail railroad ran ranrd railroad ¬
road rd train trin was s unnoticed unnoUed and an in spite spit of ofthe otthe ofthe
the efforts oort of Engineer Egneer Osbln Os bin who whoee re reversed roversed ¬
versed and put pt on the air all his engine enginestruck enJlne enJlneck enginestruck
ee
of the street car hurling hurlingIt
struck ck the rear rr tret cr hurlng hurlngIt
It tworty yards ard The man who was wa re repOJ re reau81ble responeible
au81ble sponeible pOJ Rle for the accident aedet escaped escpe injury injuryand Injur Injuryand
an and as yet ct detection detectionIICYGLE deteton detetonBICYClEACT detectionBIOYOLEAOT
BICYClEACT IICYGLE ACT FATALTO FATAL TO RIDER RIDERMissed RIDERlssed RIDERMissed
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Missed lssed Tank in His Headlong Plunge Plungeand Plungeand Plungeand
and Was Yas Ticked Up Lifeless LifelessJojicph LifelessJOIClh LifelessJoseph
Joseph JOIClh O Stnrk Instantly Killed lUled at an anAtnntcnr al alAaRtelr antmnteitr
Atnntcnr AaRtelr Circuit Circul lerformnnce Given Givenfor GIveRfor Givenor
for or the BenefIt Benef of the Twenty Twentraecond Twel TwelIecoDd Twentysecond
second IecoDd Jteslutent JteslutentNew Uelhncnt UelhncntXev ItcaitnentNew
New York Dec 8 8Joseph Joseph D Stark Starktwentyfive Starktwantyfve Starktwentyfive
twantyfve twentyfive years yes old met a a tragic death deaththis deaththis deaththis
this afternoon aCernoon in the Twentysecond Twentysecnd Regi Regiment Rebimont flegiment ¬
ment armory armoryStark aror armoryStark
Stark Strk with wih a number of others other was par participating partcipatng particlpatlng ¬
ticipating tcipatng in an amateur circus being bengcon bengconducte con conducted conducted ¬
ducte ducted for the benefit bneft of the regiment regimentSiarks regiment regimentSiarks
Siarks act was to ride rde a bicycle up an in incline Incine inclire ¬
cline cine 209 2 feet lone lonl and 33 3 feet high at its itspnq It itson
en4 on pnq and then dropping the bicycle biccle Into a anot at anet
not t jump Into a tank tnk of water thirtyfive thirtyfiveteet thlrtyfe thlrtyfeteet thirtyfivefeet
teet away The tank was filled with wih cop copper coprer copper ¬
per Inset six sx feet fet deep dep and In which the thewater thewater thewater
water was ws three feet fet deep The tank tankprpper tnk tnkprfpcr tankpr
prpper pr por stood nine feet high highThe blghThe highThe
The circus circs opened opned Friday Fiday night and an the theact theact theact
act was at that time tme performed perored success successfully succss succssfuly successfully ¬
fully by Henry Farrell Starks Stark
fuly Henr Farrel partner partnerA parner parnerA
A A matinee this afternoon and
matne was given gven ateroon a alarge alarge alarge
large crowd assembled to witness winess the va various varous varous ¬
rous rious features Shortly Shorty before btore 5 oclock oclockStark oclok oclokStark oclockStark
Stark mounted mounte his bicycle and pedaled It Itrapidly Itrpidly itrapidly
rpidly rapidly up the Incline Just before bfore reach reachIng reah reahIn reachIng
In Ing the end of the Incline Inclne at the proper properplace prper prperplace properplace
place ho jumped jump from the seat set and then thenjumped thenjumpd thenjumped
jumpd jumped toward the tank the bicycle Ieycle in the themeantime themeantme themeantime
meantme meantime falling taJng into the net Instead of offalling otfalng offalling
falng falling directly directy into the center of the tank tankStark tn tanlcStark Ie Ietark
Stark tark struck strck the th further turthe edge of It i head headGrst headfrst headfirst
first and then fell into the tank
frst tank appar apparently appor apporentl apparently ¬
entl ently lifeless Heless Members of the regiment regimentjumped regimentjumpe regimentjumped
jumpe jumped in and quickly had Stark Strk out of ofthe otthe ofthe
the water but death had already alreay taken takenplace tken tkenplace takenplace
place place His head had been b n crushed crshed in inA InA InA
A A A Duchenlm Duchenim manager managcr of the sports sportswas spor sportswas
was arrested arreste on the technical technIcl charge of ofhomicide ofhomicide ofhomicide
homicide and later paroled paoled He said tha thawhen that thatwhen thatwhen
when Stark Strk appeared at the armory amory in the theafternoon theafternoon
te tearernoon
arernoon afternoon he appeared to be b very nervous nervousand nervousand
and spoke of it itFIRED it itFIED ItFIRED ver nerous nerousand
FIRED FIED BEFORE HE COULD BE DISARMED DISARMEDAstor DISARMEDAstor DISARMEDAstor
Astor JJntterrVeternn Battery Veteran Kills IUIN Hinioelf Ilmlelf De Depile Depie Beapite
apite pile pie Efforts Efortto to Prevent Him HimNew 11m 11mNew lliiiiNew
New York Dec SPhllip SPhlp S Sondhelm Sondhelmtwentyfour Sondhelmtwentytour Sondheimtwentyfour
twentyfour years cars old a law law student and anda anda anda
a veteran vetern of the SpanishAmerican SpanishAmercan war warhaving warhaving warhaving
having been a member of the Astor tor Bat Battery Battery Battory ¬
tery serving in Manila Mania and who lived lved at atan atan atan
an uptown hotel committed commited suicide by byshooting byshootng byshooting
shootng shooting himself hlmsel this evening eveninG at Sixth Sixthavenue Sixthavenue Sixthavenue
avenue and Fortyfirst FortYfrst street dying dltg al almost almost almost ¬
most instantly Instanty At the time of the theshooting theshootng theshooting
shootng shooting the avenue and adjacent streets streetswere str streetswere t
were filled fled with wih pedestrians pedestriansTwo pedestrians pedestriansTwo
Two detectives detectc had been informed that thatSondhelm thatSondhelm thatSondheim
Sondhelm was wa going to or had ha committed committedsuicide commited commitedsuicide committedsuicide
suicide and went to the
mans room at atthe atthe atthe
the hotel He came out with wih a revolver revolverin
in his hand and the officers ofcers followed folowed him himto himto himto
to the street stret and alone alonG it I Sondhelm Sondhelmthreatened Sondhelmthreatened Sondheimthreatened
threatened to kill ki them If they touched touchedhim touchedblm touchedhIm
him They The followed him still sti farther fartherand fartherand fartherand
and then pounced upon him but he was wastoo wastoo wastoo
too quick for them and before betor they could couldoverpower couldoverpower couldoverpower
overpower him Sondheim sent a a bullet bulletinto luUet luUetInto bulletInto
into his brain brainIt brainI brainit
It I Is believed that Sondhelm was insane insanelie InsaneHe insanelie
lie came originally orislnaJy from Buffalo Bufalo It I Is Issaid issaid issaid
said his father at his death left ler consid considerable consh1crble considcrablo ¬
erable crble money mony to be divided among amon four fourchildren fourchidren fourchildren
children chidren Philip Phip had already spent his hisIt hisit hisit
It is claimed claimedTRAGIC claim claimedTRAGIC d dTRAGC
TRAGIC TRAGC DEATH IN HOME OF LUXURY LUXURYProminent LUXURYPromlnelt LUXURYProminent
Prominent Promlnelt Brooklyn UrooI1 Business UlnC8 Man Ends EndsHI End Endsille
HI 11 ille rtreep er with lh ltli n Bullet IlnlletNew nuler nulerNew BulletNew
New York Dec Dee 8 SSeated Seated In a chair char li lithe In Inthe Inthe
the study of his luxurious home Uriah C CBurnap CDurnap CBurnap
Burnap one of Brooklyns foremost toremos cltl cltlzens cii ciizens citiseas
zens a n a figure fGure well wel known among tht thtcitys te tectys the thecitys
citys ctys solid business busines men and a close closefriend closetriend closefriend
friend of the late William Wilam L L Strong was wasfound wasfound wasfound
found dead today a bullet hole in his hishead hishead hishead
head At his side lay U a revolver Melan Melancholia MelanchoJa Melancholia ¬
cholia choJa aggravated by worry worr over the thecondition te teconditon thecondition
condition conditon of a sick daughter Is believed believedto
to have led Mr lr Burnap to take tke his hi life lifeHo ue lifelie
Ho 10 had been in low spirits sDlrlt for weeks weeksand wksand weeksand
and the death of Mr Strong Stronl was it Is Issaid Issaid issaid
said a blow which he felt keenly keenlyMr keenlyMr keenlyMr
Mr Burnap was a member of the te whole wholesale wholesale wholesale
sale dry dr goods firm frm of Faulkner Page PageCo PageCo PageCo
Co New York City C4 He was sixtysix sixtysixyears sixtsixetS sixtysixyears
years etS old and until unt recently recenty had been beenvery beenYery beenvery
very active activeIMrnt acUverirlt activeFirst
First rirlt of IheSmnilnrd Oil 01 Fleer FleerBath FIllt FIlltUth FleetBath
Bath Uth Me Ie Dec 8 BThe 8The The big fourmast fourmaststeel fourmasted fourmastedsteel
steel ship built for or the Standard OH Com Company Compn Conpony
pony pn of 0 New ew York was launched from fronthe fromthe fromthe
the Arthur rthur Sewall SeaJ Companys yard ard her hertoday here horetoa heretoday
today toa Tho Astral stral Is 332 3 feet long Iong 45 45feet 43 43feet 433 433feet
feet beam bam 26 2 feet te depth of hold willgroes wIth wIthGrOs withgross
gross GrOs tonnage of 320647 3 47 and carrying carrylncapacity carryingcupacity
capacity pacly of 1500000 1r gallons The Astriwill Astllm Astri Astrtlwill
will m be the first fst of the Standard Stan ar Oil 01 Com Companys COn Conpanys
panys fleet fet of sailing salng ships ship to fly fy thi thiAmerican the theAmercan theAmerican
American Amercan Has tag She will wi ply between betwen New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York Japan and China China carrying crllng oil to tcthe tothe tothe
the foreign for ports prt and returning wIth witlhemp wIthhemp withhemp
hemp and sugar sugarDeblN sugarnebt sugariebls
DeblN nebt on 01 Option Denis ISonrollccilhle ISonrollccilhleDe oncnlecrbll oncnlecrbllDe
De Moines Iolne Iowa Iowa Dec Dee 8 8The 8The The Federal FederalCourt Fede FedeCourt FederalCourt
Court In a jury jur trial today tod ruled rled that thatdebts thatdebts thatdebts
debts on option opton deals dels on the Chicago ChicagoBoard Chco ChcoBoard ChicagoBoard
Board of Trade are gambling bblng debts and andnoncollectible andnoncoletble andnoncollectible
noncollectible noncoletble As a result result Rumsey RumseyLIghtnar RumseyLightner RumseyLightner
Lightner Co of Chicago Chlc o lost 51000 10 1000 to taBobert toRobart toRobert
Robert 1C 1 IC Eby Eb of Adair Adir Iowa Iowa the jury juryholding juryholding
holding out that amount aount in Its It judgment judgmentfor judgent judgenttor judgmeatfor
for the Chicago Chico firm fr on 211000 10 worth wort of ofsotes ofotos ofrotos
sotes otos bearing bering Ebys Ebys signature signatureIMnsrrf sIgature sIgatureIlnert signaturePingrer
IMnsrrf Ilnert t A tssalls snlU 11 a I Mlclilcnn Judge JnitecLansing InlceLnslnG JudgeLansing
Lansing LnslnG Mich Uch Dec Dee 8 8udse 8Judge Judge Howard HowarVJest HowardWlest HowardWiest
VJest of the Ingham Jnsh County Circuit Circuitwho Circui Circuitwho
who ho conducted ondu ted the trial tral resulting resultng in thiconviction the theconvicton theconviction
conviction convicton of Gen Marsh and who sen sentenc senten sentencod
ten tencod tenc d Gen White Whse to ten years ear In prison prisonwas prIsn prIsna prisonwas
was a fiercely fercely attacked atacked by Gov Pingree U Uan In Inan inan
an Interview yesterday ntteray Today Toay Judge JudgiAVletft JudseWI JudgeWietet
AVletft WI telegraphed teleJrtphe Gov Pfnjrree Pn a requets requetsto reutt reuttto requust requustto
to hav ban the legislature Investigate InVeiU te hi hiconduct his hiscnuct hisconduct
conduct cnuct as circuit clrc lt judge and take such suclaction suchaction uch uchacton
action acton as the to proofs prof warrant warrantJudge warnt warntulce warrantJudge
Judge ulce Sulh ifuilti 5 ui I tli Flnnnclnllr FlnRnealr Embarrassed Jabarale EmbarrassedPittshurg IJinbarramicdPUtsburg
PUtsburg PltburJ Pa Pa Dec Dc SCredItors SrUor of Jus Justlce Justce Jantice
tlce tce Peter P Smith of the Superior court Courof courtof
of t Pennsylvania Pcnnllvanln filed fle a a a petition ptton In th thInlted the thelnle
Inlted lnle States Satt Court Ccurt today alleging aleslng tha thahe
he was Wt Insoivert In51et The petition ptton also als al alle alI 1 1leged
le I leged sd that he admitted admite his inability Inabity t tpay to toI <
I pay his hIl debts and his willingness wUlnnes to hi hiadjudged boadjudged
adjudged py a bankrupt bnkrpt No statement o othe otI
I the bc JmiebUdnesii Inebt nej was wa made ma
300000 FIRE AT CANTON CANTONDestruction CANTONDcsrCU CANTONflestraction
Destruction DcsrCU R ef efUe efthe the Saxton Saton HledcOwae4 HledcOwae4by DI dWBe dWBeI tkOWSed tkOWSedby
by I a Sitter Slite of Sir 3irs In McKlaley McKlaleyCanton Mcl Mcia1eyCanton ley leyCnton
Canton Ohio Dec De The Baxtoa Stn Block Blockowned Blo Blockowned
Cnton
owned one by Mrs Mr M M C Barber Babr slater Ilste of ofPresident otPident CfPresident
President McKlnIeys l1tnler wife was destroyed destroyedby detoye destroyedby
Pident wre
by fire tonight Twenty families tamles whooupie who whooccupied whooccupied
tonght
occupied tre the place plac are ae homeless hmeless The Theentire ThecnUr Thentlre
oupie te
entire cnUr ntlre loss lo will wl probable prbable reach reh 500000 lOOOOOwith 500000with 0a 0awIth
with the te Insurance Inurnc at nbout nbut onethird oneti of ofthat o oUt othat
that amount Four firemen were serious seriously seriously ¬
Ut mount frmen we rOU rOUIy
ly tJt but not fatally fatly Injured InjuredThe Injure injuredThe
The Grand Grnd Opera Opera House 10uEe adjoining the theBaxton theSaton theSaxton
Baxton To Block was threatened trotned by the fire firebut fre frebut firebut
Saton D9Ck w
wind saved savedthe savedthe
of the
but a n a sudden ludcn change chnge Zave
the structure stctur A panic pnc was W3 averted averte In the theOp te teOpr theOpera
Op Opera ra House ouse by a a stage stge announcement announcementand anouncement anouncementan announcementand
Opr
and the building butdlng was wa cleared ceare In three tree min minutes mn mnute ruinutce ¬
utes ute an without wihout Injury Inur to t any ay member membr of thu thuaudience tu tuaudiene thuaudience
audience audienceFor audiene audienceFor
For an hour It I looked loked as If nothing noting coujd coujdave couJ couJae cou1awe <
to the Saxton SaxtonBlock SaxtonBlock
ave the buildings bulHlng adjacent Saton SatonUok
Block Uok A high wind caused cused the structure structureto strcture strctureto
to burn bur like lk tinder Large Lrge embers embr were werecarried werocred werecarried
cred carried six Zlx blocks blccks distance but bt fortunate fortunately ¬
ly fell on slate Iate roofs and did no n damage damageHard damage damageHard damageHard
Hard work on the part pr of the Ue entire entirecity entre entrecity entirecity
city fire fre department confined confne the flames famn to toone toone toone
one block blockBOY block blockBOY blockBOY
BOY TORTURED BY DRUNKEN MEN MENBranded MENBraBded MENBranded
Branded with Uh n Poker nnd Burned on onRed a aRed aRed
Red Hot lot Stove StoveSullivan StoveSullivan ove oveSulvan
Sullivan Ind Dec Dee 8 2At At CurrysvIHe CurrysvIHea Cursfe Cursfea
Sulvan
a mining town seven miles mle north nort of here herea
minng the victim of ofsavage otsavage ofsavage
a tramp colored boy was wa vIctm
savage tmp torture at the te hands had of a P party paty of ofdrunken ofdrnken ofdrunken
drunken drnken miners miner last night nightThe night nightThe
The boy was a8 picked up off of o the te street streetby streetby streetby
by Sheriff Sherf Dudley Dudle and kept over night In Inthe Inthe inthe
the Jail jai here and the following tolowlng morning morningwas morlng morlngwas morningwas
was sent out of town He endeavored to tosteal tosteal tosteal
steal a arlde ride to Terre Terc Haute but was put putoff putof putoff
off of the train trin at Shelbura Shelbur one mile mie south southof southof out outof
of Currysville Currs1Je He walked to t the latter latterplace later laterplace latterplace
place where here he was taken In charge charIe by bydrunken byI bydrunken
drunken miners miner He was as given glvensceral glvenscerali several severalmock severalmock
mock mok trials trals prior to which wh1c he was m brand branded branded branded ¬
ed with wih a redhot poker on his head face faceand faceand faceand
and all al parts Dar of his body boy He was sen sentenced sentenced en entence ¬
tenced tence to be burned in a redhot stove stoveand stoveand stoveand
and in his hi struggles atrssles burned bured his hands air airmost al almost al almost
most to a crisp cIsp Other modes moes of torture torturewere tortre tortrewere torturewere
were suggested one that tat he be thrown throwndown throwndown throwndown
down the coal col shaft shaft another noter that he be behanged behanged behanged
hanged hangedSober hangedSber hangedSober
Sober Sber heads saved the boy from further furtherpunishment further furtherpunishment furtherpunishment
punishment punishment and Sheriff Shcrlf Dudley was ws no notified notIIed notifled ¬
tified tIIed by telephone to come and bring the theboy tbeboy theboy
boy back bak to this place plac The proprietor of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the saloon where the deed dee was committed committedwas comited comitedwas committedwas
was not responsible being absent In Illi Illinois 1l Ill Illnets ¬
nets
HOYTS COUSINS TO CONTEST WILL WILLAnother WILLAnotber WILLAnother
Another Branch of the Family FamIy Set et Up a aClnlin aCIIII aClaim
Claim CIIII to Playwright PIA1rlht Estate EstateConcord HstntcConcord ltnte ltnteConcord
Concord N H Dec Dee 8 BMore More contest contestants contestants contestants ¬
ants of the will wi of the late Charles Carles H HHoyt HHoyt
Hoyt have appeared appred and engaged Hon HonHermon HODHermon HonItermon
Hermon Holt Holt of Claremont Caremont as a counsel counselThis couns counselXhis l lllls
This llls lot is composed of Mr lr Hoyts cousins cousinson
on his mothers mothers side sde M L H Barstow of ofLebanon otLbnon ofLebanon
Lebanon Lbnon Mrs lrs Harriet Harret B Bralnerd Br lnerd of ofChicago ofChicago ofChicago
Chicago Louise J B Burnham of Nor Norwich Norwich Norwich ¬
wich Vt Vt and Mrs rs Anna Anna P Taleton Taleln of ofBrooklyn otBrooklyn ofBrooklyn
Brooklyn N Y These are brothers and andsisters andsister andsisters
sister sisters and were first frst cousins cousin of Charles CharlesH
H Hoyts mother motherTwo motherlo motherTwo
Two lo of them were present prsent at Mr 11r Hoyts Hoylsfuneral Hoytsfunerl Hoytsfuneral
funeral funerl being the only relatives relatves there thereTheir tere thereTheir
Their Thflr lawyer has ha already made applies application applc applction appliestion ¬
tion for the te administration administrtion of the estate estatein estateIn estatein
in the office ofce of the judge of probate probte for forSullivan lorSLlvan forSullivan
Sullivan SLlvan County this State StateHon StateHon StateHon
Hon James Jame O Lyford the late play playwrights playwrghts playwrights ¬
wrights wrghts guardian gardian said tonight that no nolegal nolegl nolegal
legal legl papers have been served sered upon uponhi him on oneither oneiher oneither
either eiher side In connection conneton with wih the will willcontroversy wl willcontroversy
controversy He Intimates Intmates that he will willpot wU willrot
pot rot relinquish control contrl of the estate until untilit unt untilit
it I Is determined deterine by the courts court who Is to toadminister toadminister toadminister
administer It ItTO It ItTO itTO
TO STUDY THE SOUTHERN HEAVENS HEAVENSProposed HEAVENSPropoled HEAVENSProposedAstrouomlcaiExpeditlofltoSOUth
Propoled ProposedAstrouomlcaiExpeditlofltoSOUth ProposedAstrouomlcaiExpeditlofltoSOUthAmerica Proposed Astronomical Altrolomlcul Expedition Expediion toSouth toSouthAmerica to Sou th thAmerica
America or Australia AustraliaBerkeley Australn AustralnBerkele AustraliaBerkeley
Berkeley Berkele Cal Cl Dec Dee 8 BD D O Mills nJs of ofNew ofNew ofNew
New York at the te request reuest of President PresidentBenjamin PresidentBenjain PresidentBenjamin
Benjamin Benjain Ide Wheeler has ha promised prmse the theUniversity theUniveriy theUniversity
University Univeriy of California CUrorla to defray defry the theexpenses theepenes theexpenses
expenses epenes about abut J2t000 24000 0 of a two years yearsastronomical yers yersatronomo yearsastronomical
atronomo astronomical expedition epiton from fm the Lick LickGbservatoVy Lck LckOberat LickObservatdry
GbservatoVy Oberat to South America Amerca or Aus Australia Austrla Australia ¬
tralia trla The object objet of the te expedition epdion Is to tostudy toetudy tostudy
study the movement mvement of stars star in the line lineof lne lneof lineof
of sight sightAlready sight sightAlready
Already this work orle has been done at the theLick theLic theLICk
Lick Lic Observatory Obervator over about abut three threefourths the threefourths
fourths of the sky Two T years ycar work wrk at atan atan atan
an observing station staton south of the equa equator eua euator equator ¬
tor will wi complete cmplete the first frt general generl survey surveyever srey sreyever surveyever
ever made of the hoivens h wen for this pur purpose purpos purpose ¬
pose pos By the use of the great get spectro spectrograph spectrogrph speetrograph
graph grph presented presnted by D O Mills Mil several severalyears severalear severalyears
years ear ago the Lick Lic Observatory Obsrator has ha done doneremarkable doneremkable doneremarkable
remarkable remkable spectroscopic spectrscopic work work Acting ActingDirector Acing AcingDrector ActingDirector
Director Drector W W w Campbell CampbeJ will wl begin bgin the thepreparation tbeprpaaton thepreparation
preparation prpaaton for the expedition expeiIon at once oneeJfome onceJome onceli
Jfome Jome li ome dressmaking dressmakingWomans frassmak ressmceknfWomans ng
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rietta riett waists made in shirt fhlr waist wast style stylebut stylebut stylebut
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dence of all others for morning moring wear and andall andal andall
all al those occasions that call cl for informal informaldress Infora Inforadress informaldress
dress The very pretty prety model shown ex exemplifies exemplfes exemplifles ¬
emplifies emplfes emplifles the latest latet cut cut and Includes all allthe allthe
the newest features As illustrated Iustrated It aII Is Isdesigned isdesigned Isdesigned
designed for afternoon home wear and Is Isof isof isof
of cream white flannel with stitched bands bandsof bandsot bandsof
of gray but can be duplicated In any
color and combination preferred Russian Russianblue Russianblue Russianblue
blue with black is handsome pastel green greenHenrietta greenHenrietta greenHenrietta
Henrietta with ltb black taffeta is effective effectivegolf effedlvebolr effectivegolf
golf red silk flannel with black is new newand newand newand
and exceedingly smart smart and a 1 host g gsimilar of ofsimilar f fsimilar
similar contrasts can be devised devisedThe devisedThe devisedThe
The foundation for the waist is a lining liningfitted Unlngfitted liningfitted
fitted by b means of single darts shoulder shoulderseams shoulderseams shoulderseams
seams and underarm seams and which whichcloses whIchcloses whichcloses
closes at the center front On it are ar arranged arranged arranged ¬
ranged the back and fronts that extend extendbelow extendbelow extendbelow
below the waist and to it is attached the theshield theshield theshield
shield with the pointed stock collar The Theright TherIght Theright
right side of the shield Is attached per permanently permanently permanently ¬
manently the left Is hooked over Into Intoplace Intoplace intoplace
place and the stock tock closes invisibly at atthe atthe atthe
the center back The left front is at attached attach attached ¬
tached tach d to the front edge of the lining liningbut Unlngbut liningbut
but the right Is left free and hooked over overonto oeronto overonto
onto the left beneath the stitched band bandthat bandthat bandthat
that finishes the edge The sleeves are areIn araIn arein
In bishop style and are finished with willis1IShU withsIightly withslightly
slightly flaring pointed bands or cuffs cuffsthat culIsthat cuffsthat
that hook over at the seam e3m where a ashort ashort ashort
short opening is Invisibly finished finishedTo finishedTo finishedTo
To cut this waist for a woman of medium mediumsize mediumsize mediumsize
size 4 yards of material 21 Inches wide 3 31 31yards 12 12yards 12yards
yards 27 7 Inches wide or 21 214 li yards 44 44inches 44Incbes 44inches
inches wide will be required with 34 34yard 31yard 34yard
yard of material 21 or 27 Inches wide or
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EPECIAI SPECI ATTERNS ATTERNSFor ATTER S SFor
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ton and is cut in sizes from 32 to 40inch 40inchbust 4Glnchbust 40Inchbust
bust State number and size Ize wanted Or Orders Orders Orden ¬
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ABUSEOFTRUSTFUNDS1 ABUSEOFTRUSTFUNDS1Dl ABUSEOFTRUSTFUNDS ABUSEOFTRUSTFUNDSDr ABUSEOFTRVST FUNDS FUNDSDr
Dr Talmage Rebukes Crime Crimeof Crimesof Ciimesof
of Dishonest Bankers BankersTAX BankersTll BankersTAX
TAX OFFICIALS SHARE TEE GUILT GUILDirectors GUILTDlrecten GUILTDirector
Directors Who Do Sot iot Do TheIr Duty DII Mar Morally Marally Ior Iorall ¬
all ally IteipoHHible to Those Who Suffer by byDefaiilicra brDefaulters byIJefaizltcrn
Defaulters lit ileaJlIIlIcD call HZ Men Who Live in inLaxarr laLuxury inLuxury
Luxury en Plunder and Do Not oL Suffer for forIt forIt forItVaruing
It ItVaruing WArnID V rulnc A Against ca aln loat t Speculation on flat flatrowed Borrowed or orrowed ¬
rowed Funds Fundsiecd Need ecd Religion in lUll 3nMness 3nMnessA IuslneasA iDe iDeA
A scorching arraignment of those whoIn who whon whoin
In n business life prove faithless to trust trustcharacterized trustcharacterized trustcharacterized
characterized the sermon of Dr Talmao Talmaofor TaImaetor Talmagofor
for yesterday He finds little to choose choosefrom choosfrom choosefrom
from from a moral standpoint between the em employe emploe employe ¬
ploye who steals the funds of trust insti institutions ImsUtutlons Institutions ¬
tutions and the directors whose criminal criminalnegligence criminalnegligence criminalnegligence
negligence makes such peculations pos possible PO POsible posalble ¬
sible In the enormous cnorm c1S number of such suchcases suchcases suchcases
cases which have recently been reported reportedho reporte1he
he finds his lesson and warns all against againstborrowing aga1nstborrowing againstborrowing
borrowing to speculate He particularly particularlydeclaims parUcularlydeclaims particularlydeclaims
declaims against those who use their theirconnection theirconnection theirconnection
connection with church or state to en envelgle enelgle enveigle
velgle elgle the Inexperienced into Investing Investingtheir InvestingtheIr investingtheir
their savings in wild schemes schemesDr scbemesDr schemesDr
Dr Talmage took for his text Job Jobvlli14 JoblUH Jobvlli14
vlli14 lUH Whose trust shall be a spiders spidersweb splderweb spidereweb
web and said saidThe snIdThe saidThe
The two most skillful architects In all allthe allthe allthe
the world are the bee and the spider The Theone Theone Theone
one puts up a sugar manufactory and andthe andthe andthe
the other builds a slaughterhouse for forfiles forfiics forflies
files On a bright summer morning when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the sun comes out and shines upon the thespiders thespiders thesplders
spiders web bedecked with dew the thegossamer thegossamer thegossamer
gossamer structure seems bright enough enoughfor enoughtor enoughfor
for a suspension bridge for aerial beings beingsto
to cross on But Dut alas for the poor tty fiywhich ttywhich flywhich
which in the latter part of that very day dayventures dnyventures dayventures
ventures on it and is caught and dun dungeoned dungeoned dungeoned ¬
geoned and destroyed The fly was In Informed tnQrmed inqrined ¬
formed that it was a free bridge and andwould andwould andwould
would cost nothing but at the oth other ollier other ¬
er end of the bridge the toll was wasits wasIts wasits
its own life The next day there therecomes therecomes therecomes
comes a strong wind wind and away awaygoes awaygoes awaygoes
goes the web and the marauding maraudingspider maraud maraudingspider in inspider
spider and the victimized fly So delicate delicateare deUcateare delicateare
are the silken threads of the spiders web webthat we wethat webthat
that many thousands of them are put to together together together ¬
gether before they become visible to the thehuman thehuman thehuman
human eye and it takes hundreds of ofthem otthem ofthem
them to make a a thread as large as the thehuman thehuman thehuman
human hair Most lost cruel as well as most mostingenious mostIngenious mostingenious
ingenious is the spider A prisoner in tha thaBastille thaBastiUe theBastilie
Bastille France had one so trained that thatat thatat thatat
at the sound of the violin loUn it every day daycame daycame daycame
came for its meal of flies The author authorof authorot authorof
of my text text who was a a leading scientist scientistof
of his day had no doubt watched the thevoracious theoraclous thevoracious
voracious process of this o one he Insect with withanother wIthanother withanother
another and saw spider and fly swept sweptdown sweptdown sweptdown
down with the same broom broom or scattered scatteredbv scatteredbv scatteredb
bv b the same wind Alas that the world worldhas worldhas worldhas
has so many designing spiders and vic victimized licbmlzcd vietimized ¬
timized flies filesThere fliesThere fliesThere
There has not been a time tlm when the theutter theutter theutter
utter and black Irresponsibility of many manymen manymon manymen
men having the financial interests of ofothers ofothers ofothers
others in charge has < been more evident evidentthan evidentthan evidentthan
than In these lest few years and hardly hardlyany hardlyany hardlyany
any day for the last two months could couldyou couldou couldyou
you ou open your newspaper without being beingsurprised beingsurprised beingsurprised
surprised at some new fraud on a big bigscale bigscale bigscale
scale Men on a a salary of 3000 3000 a year yearspending y yerspending r rspending
spending 20000 or 550000 Now it is a abroker abroker abroker
broker and now it Is a clerk and now nowit nowIt nowit
it is a trustee and now it is an executor executorand executorand executorand
and now It Is the treasurer of a church churchor churchor
or an orphan asylum The bankruptcy bankruptcyof
of banks and disappearance of adminis administrators administr adninlstrators ¬
trators tr tors with the funds of large l e estates estatesand estatesand estatesand
and the disordered accounts of United UnitedStates UnitedStates
States officials have sometimes made a apestilence apestIlence apet1lence
1 pestilence of crime that solemnizes every everythoughtful every everythoughtful everythoughtful
thoughtful man and woman and leads leadsevery leadsevery leadsevery
every philanthropist and Christian to ask askWhat askWhat askWhat
What shall be done to stay the plague plagueThere plagucThere plagueThere
There is ever and anon a monsoon of ofswindle otswindle ofswindle
swindle abroad a typhoon a sirocco I Isometimes Isometimes Isometimes
sometimes ask myself if it would not be bebetter bebetter
better for men making wills to bequeath bequeaththe bequeaththe bequeaththe
the property directly to the executors executorsand executorsand
and officers of the court court and appoint the thewidows thewidows
widows and orphans a committee to see seethat seethat
that the former got all that did not be belong belong belong ¬
long to them themPlunder themPluuder themPlunder
Plunder Pay Pays for Luxury LuxuryThe Iuxur IuxurThe LuxuryThe
The simple fact Is that there are a alarge alarge alarge
large number of men sailing yachts and anddriving anddrlvlnS anddriving
driving fast horses and members of ex expensive expensive cxpensive ¬
pensive clubhouses and controlling controllingcountryseats controlUngcountryseats controllingcountryseats
countryseats who are not worth a dol dollar dollar dellar ¬
lar If they return to others their just justrights justrights justrights
rights Under some sudden reverse they theyfail theytaU theyfail
fail and with afflicted atIllctedalr air seem to retire retirefrom retirefrom retirefront
from the world and seem almost ready readyfor readytor readyfor
for monastic life when in two or three threeyears threeyears threeyears
years they blossom out again having havingcompromised havlagcompromised havingcompromised
compromised with their creditors creditorsthat that Is Ispaid Ispaid ispaid
paid them nothing but regret and the theonly theonly theonly
only difference between the second chap chapter chapter chapter
ter of prosperity and the first is that thattheir thattheir thattheir
their pictures are Murillos instead of ofKensetts otKensetts ofKensetts
Kensetts and their horses go a mile in intwenty Intwenty intwenty
twenty seconds less than their predeces predecessors predecessors predecessots ¬
sors arid instead of one countryseat countryseatthey countryseatthey countryseatthey
they have three I have watched and have havenoticed have havenoticed htvenoticed
noticed that nine out of ten of those who whofail whofail whofail
fail in what is called high life have havemore havemore havemore
more means after than before the failure failureand tallureand failureand
and in many of the cases failure Is only onlya
a stratagem to escape the payment of ofhonest o ohonest ofhonest
honest debts and put the world off or the thetrack thetrack thetrack
track while they practice a a laige swindle swindleThere swIndleThere swindleThere
There is something woefully woeuJl wrong in inthe Inthe inthe
the fact that these things are possible possibleFirst possibleFirst possibleFirst
First of all I charge the blame on oncareless oncareless oncareless
careless indifferent bank bani directors and andboards andtoards andhoards
boards having in charge great financial financialinstitutions financialinstitutions financialinstitutions
institutions It ought not to bo possible possiblefor possiblefor possiblefor
for a president or cashier or prominent prominentofficer promInentofficer prominentofficer
officer of a banking institution to swindle swindleIt
It year ear after year without detection I Iwill ITIIlI Iwill
will undertake to say that if these frauds fraudsare fraudsarc fraudsare
are carried on for two or three years yearswithout yearswithout ears earswithout
without detection either the directors are arepartners arepartners arepartners
partners in the Infamy and pocket part of ofthe otthe ofthe
the theft or they are guilty of a culpable culpableneglect culpableneglect culpableneglect
neglect of duty for or which God will bold holdthem boldthem boldthem
them as responsible as he holds the ac acknowledged ac acknowledged acknowledged ¬
knowledged defrauders What right have haveprominent haveprominent haveprominent
prominent business men to allow their theirnames theirnames theirnames
names to be published as directors in a afinancial afinancial afinancial
financial institution so that unsophisti unsophisticated unsophisticated unsophisticated ¬
cated people are thereby tb reby induced to de deposit deposit deposit ¬
posit their money In or buy the scrip scripthereof scripthereot scripthereof
thereof when they the published direc directors directors directars ¬
tors are doing nothing for the safety of ofthe otthe ofthe
the institution It is a case of deception deceptionmost deceptionmost deceptionmost
most reprehensible Many people with a asurplus asurplus asurplus
surplus of money not needed for immedi immediate Immediate immediate ¬
ate use although it Itmar itmnay may be a little further furtheron
on indispensable are without w thout friends rrl nds com competent competlnt campetent ¬
petent to advise them and they are areguided areguided areguided
guided solely by the character of the men menwhose menwhose menwhose
whose names are associated with the in institution Institution Institution ¬
stitutionBank stitution
Bank Officials Morally rUorRJJ Liable LiableWhen JlRDleWhen LiableWhen
When the crash came came and with the theoverthrow theoerthrow theoverthrow
overthrow of the banks went the small smallearnings smallearnings smallearnings
earnings and limited fortunes of widows widowsand widowsand widowsand
and orphans and the helplessly aged the thedirectors thedirect thedirectors
directors direct rs stood with idiotic stare and to tothe tothe tothe
the inquiry of the frenzied depositors and andstockholders andstockbolders andstockholders
stockholders who had lost their all and andto andto andto
to the arraignment of an indignant pub publie public publie
lie had nothing to say except We thought thoughtIt thouhtIt
It was all right We did not know there therewas tberewas therewas
was anything wrong going on on It was wastheir wastheir wastheir
their duty to know They stood In a posi 1051tlon position position ¬
tion which deluded the people J with the theidea theIdea theidea
idea that they were carefully observant observantCalling obserwnntCalIfni observantCalling
Calling themselves directors they did dl not notdirect notdirect notdirect
direct They had opportunity of auditing auditingaccounts audIUn audIUnaccounts auditingaccounts
accounts and Inspecting the books No Noime NoIme Noime
ime to do so Then they had no business businessto busInessIto
Ito to accept the position It seems to be the thepride theprtde thepride
pride of some moneyed men to be direc directors dIrectors direetore ¬
tors in a great many institutions and all allthey allthey allthey
they know Is whether or not they get gettheir gettheir gettheir
their fllvldends regularly re larly and their names namesare namesare namesare
are used as decoy ducks to bring others othersnear othersnear othersnear
near enough to be made game of What Whatfirst Whatfirst Whatfirst
first of all is needed is that 500 bank direc directors directors directars ¬
tors and insurance company directors re resign resign yesign ¬
sign or attend atttr to their business as direc directors directors directars ¬
tors The business world will be full of offraud offraud offraud
fraud just as long lon as fraud is eo easy easytary
When you arrest the president and Eecre Eecretary seeretary
tary of 0 lou a bank for or an embezzlement car carrled carried carned
ned on for many years be sure to have haveplenty haveplenty haveplenty
plenty of sheriffs out the same day to ar arrest arrest arrest ¬
rest all the directors They are guilty guiltyeither I1l1tyeIther guiltyeither
either of neglect or complicity
Oh some will say U better preach the theGospel theGospel theGospel
Gospel and let business matters alone I Ireply 1TeplY Ireply
reply It your yo or Gospel does d not Inspire com comraoa C4mmoa cornmen
moa honrsty 1 Iz > the dealings or men te
sooner you ou close up your Gospel and pitch pltcll pitchit
it > l into nto the depths of the Atlantic Ocean Oceanthe Ocennthe Oceanthe
the better An orthodox swindler swfndI is worre worcthan worrethan worrethan
than a heterodox swindler The recitation recitationof recitationoC
of all the th catechisms and creeds ersr e r writ written written written ¬
ten and partailngr of all the communion communionchalices cnmmuntonchalices communionchalices
chalices that ever glittered In the church churches ¬
es of Christendom will never save your yoursoul youroul yoursoul
soul oul unless your business btuln s character corre corresponds correponds correspends ¬
ponds with your religious profession professionSome pro professionSome esll Ion IonSome
Some of the worst scoundrels In America Americahave Amertc1have Americahave
have been members of churches and they theygot the thegot theygot
got fat on sermons about heaven when whenthey whenthey whenthey
they most needed to have the pulpits pulpitspreach iulpltspreach pulpitspreach
preach that which would either bring bringthem bringthem bringthem
them to repentance or thunder them out outof outot outof
of the holy communions where their pres presence presence prescane ¬
ence was a sacrilege and an Infamy InfamyWe InCnmyWe infamyWe
We must especially deplore the mis misfortunes mlsrlrtunes misfortunes ¬
fortunes of banks In various parts of this thiscountry thiscocnlry thiscountry
country In that they th y damage the banking bankinginstitution bankIn bankIninstitution bankinginstitution
institution which Is the great convenience convenienceof
of the centuries and Indispensable indispensable to com commerce eommeree cornumerce ¬
merce and the advance of nations With Withone Withone Withone
one hand hJnd it blesses the lender and with withthe wIthth withthe
the th other It blesses the borrower On their theirshoulders theirshoulders theirshoulders
shoulders are the interests of private in individuals Indl individnals ¬
dividuals dl ldta1s and great corporations In them themare themare themare
are the great arteries through which run runthe runthe runthe
the currents of the nations life They Theyhave The Theave Theyhave
have ave been the resources of the thousands thousandsof
of financiers In days of business exigency exigencyThey exlsencyThey exigencyThey
They stand for accommodation for facil facility focllfly neil neilIty ¬
ity for Individual State and national re relief reiet reBet ¬
Bet At their heed and In their manage management manage management manacment ¬
ment there is as much Interest and moral moralworth mOil1worth moa1worth
worth as In any class of men mcnperhaps mcnperhapsmore menperhapsmore perhaps perhapsmore
more How nefarious then the behavior behaviorof beha behaViorof or orof
of those who bring disrepute upon this thisvenerable thisvenerable thisvenerable
venerable benignant and Godhonored Godhonoredinstitution GodhonorcdInstitution GodhonoredinStitution
institution institutionelfi InstitutionoelOh inStitutionmeifish
oelOh elfi h Abuse bul of Gods Bounty HonntyWe RonntrWe BountyWe
We also deplore abuse of trust fun funbecause tun1t tun1tbecause funrbecause
because the abusers fly In the face of di divine Iivine u uine ¬
vine ine goodness which hlch seems determined to tobless tobless tObless
bless this land We are having a series seriesof seriesor seriesof
of unexampled national harvests The Thewheat Thewheat Thewheat
wheat gamblers get hold of the wheat wheacand wheaeand wheatand
and the corn gamblers get hold of the thecorn thecorn thecorn
corn The full tide of Gods mercy to toward toward toward ¬
ward this land Is put back by those great greatdykes greatdkeg greatdykes
dykes of dishonest resistance When Go God Godproldes Golprovides < 1 1provides
provides enough food and clothing to tofeed toteed tofeed
feed and apparel this whole nation like likeprinces likeprInces likeprinces
princes the scrabble of dishonest men to toget toI toget toget I
get more than their share sh re and get It at atall atall f faU
all hazards keeps everything shaking shakingwith shakingwith I Iwith
with uncertainty and everybody asking askingWhat nsklDWhat askingWhat
What next Every week makes new newrevelations newrevelations newrevelations
revelations How many more bank pres presidents presIdents prosidents ¬
idents and bank cashiers have been spec speculating sp spulating speculatlng ¬
ulating with Jth other peoples money and andhow andhow andhow
how many more bank directors are in im imbecile Imbecile tinbecile ¬
becile silence letting the perfidy go on onthe 01the o othe
the great and patient God only know knowThe kno knoTbe know4The
The men who thought that the judgment judgmentday judgmentda judgmentday
day da was at least 5000 years off found It ItIn ItIn itIn
In 1839 or 1893 1813 or 1S97 and this nation has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been taught that men must keep their theirhands theirhands theirhands
hands out of other peoples pockets pocketsGreat pocketsGreat pocketsGreat
Great businesses built on borrowed capi capital capital caldtal ¬
tal have hav been obliterated and men who whohad whohad whohad
had nothing have lost all they had I be believe beUeve believe ¬
lieve we are started on a higher career of ofprosperity otprosperity ofprosperity
prosperity than this land has ever seen seenif seenIt seenIf
if and if and If IfIf ItIf ifIf
If the first men and especially Chris Christian CbrIstlan Christian ¬
tian men will learn never to speculate speculateupon speculateupon speculateupon
upon borrowed capital capitalit If you havo a amind amind amind
mind to take your our own money and turn turnIt turnIt turnit
It all IQto kites to fly them over every everycommon everycommon everycommon
common In the United States you ou do so society society society ¬
ciety no wrong except when you OU tumble tumbleyour tumbleyour tumbleyour
your helpless children Into the poorhouse poorhousefor
for the public to take care of But you youhave youhae youhave
have no right to take the money of others othersand othersnnd othersand
and turn It Into kites There Is one word wordthat wordthat wordthat
that has ha deluded more people into bank bankruptcy bankruptcy bankruptcy ¬
ruptcy and State prison and ruin than any anyother anyother anyother
other word in commercial life and that thatIs thatIs thatis
Is the word borrow that one word is re responsibe responsibe responslbe
sponsibe for all the defalcations and em embezzlements embezzlements embesalements ¬
bezzlements and financial consternations consternationsof
of the last twenty years When executors executorsconclude executorsconclude executorsconclude
conclude to speculate with the funds of ofan otan ofan
an estate committed to their charge they theydo theydo theydo
do not purloin they say they only bor borrow borrow borrow ¬
row when a banker makes an overdraft overdraftupon overdraftupon overdraftupon
upon his Institution he does not commit commita
a theft he only borrows When the offi officer officer officer ¬
cer of a company by flaming advertise advertisement advertisement advertiseinent ¬
ment in some religious papers and gilt giltcertificate gIltcertificate giltcertificate
certificate of stocks gets a a multitude of ofcountry ofcountry ofcountry
country people to put their small earnings earningsInto earnln earnlnInto earningsInto
Into an enterprise for carrying on some someundeveloped somoundeveloped someundeveloped
undeveloped nothing he does not fraudu fraudulently fraudulently raudulently ¬
lently take their money he only borrows borrowsWhen borrowsWhen borrowsWhen
When a young man with easy access to tohis tohis tohis
his employers moneydrawer or the con confidential confidential confTdential ¬
fidential clerk by close propinquity to tothe tuthe Cuthe i
the accountbooks takes a few dollars for fora tora fora
a Wall street excursion he expects to put putit putIt putit
it back He will put it all back He wW wWput wiliput 11 11put
put it all back very soon He only bor borrows borrows borrows ¬
rows Why TJty when you are going olns to do dowrong dowrong dowrong
wrong pronounce so long a word as bor borrow borrow borrow ¬
row a word of six letters when you can canBet canJet canget
Bet a shorter word more descrIptive of ofthe othe ofthe
the he reality a word of f only five letters the theword theword theword
word steal stealWrecks stealVreclt8 stealWrecks
Wrecks on the Reefs of Borrow BorrowThere BorrowThere orrow orrowThere
There are times when we all borrow borrowand borrowand borrowand
and borrow legitimately and borrow with withthe withtho withthe
the divine blessing for or Christ in His Ser Sermon Sermon 5crmon ¬
mon on the Mount enjoins From him himthat himthat hinithat
that would borrow of thee turn not thou thouaway thoua73Y thouaway
away A young man rightly borrows borrowsmoney borowsmoney borrowsmoney
money to get his education Purchasing a ahouse ahouse ahouse
house and not able to pay all down in incash incash incash
cash the purchaser rightly borrows It on onmortgage onnwrtgage onmortgage
mortgage Crises come In business when whenIt whenIt whenIt
It would be wrong for or a man not to bor borrow borrow barrow ¬
row But I roll this warning through all allthese anthese allthese
these aisles over the backs of all these thesepews tbcsopews thesepews
pews never borrow to speculate speculatenot not a adollar adollar adollar
dollar not a cent not a farthing Young Youngmen Youngmen Youngmen
men I warn you by your our worldly pros prospects prospects prospects ¬
pects and the value of your immortal immortalsouls Immortalsouls immortalsouls
souls do not do it it There are breakers breakersdistinguished breakersdistinguished I IdlsUnguJshed
distinguished for their shipwrecks shipwrecksthe shipwreckstheHanwas shipwreckstheflanways the theHanways
Hanways the Needles the Caskets the theDouvers theDouvers theDouvers
Douvers the Anderlos the Skerries SkerrlesSlnd SkerrlesSlndmany Skerriestnd Skerriestndmany and andmany
many a craft has gone to pieces on those thoserocks thoscrocks thoserocks
rocks but I have to tell you ou that th all the theHanways theHanways theHanways
Hanways and the Needles and the Cask Caskets Caskets Casketa ¬
ets and the Skerries are as nothing com compared compared cornpared ¬
pared with the long line of breakers which whichbound whichbound whichbound
bound the ocean of commercial life north northsouth northsouth northsouth
south east and west with the white foam foamof toamof foamof
of their despair and the dirge of their theirdamnation theirdamnation theirdamnation
damnation The breakers of borrow borrowIf borrowIt borrowIf
If I had only a a worldly weapon to use useon useon useon
on this subject I would give you the fact factfresh facttresh factfresh
fresh from the highest authority that thatSO
90 per cent of those who go Into wild wildspeculation wildspeculation wildspeculation
speculation lose all but I have a a better betterwarning betterwarning betterwarning
warning than a worldly warning From Fromthe Fromthe Fromthe
the place where men m n have perished perishedmind perishedmindbody perishedmindbody mind mindbody
body soul soulstand stand off stand off Abstract Abstractpulpit Abstractpulplt Abstractpulpit
pulpit discussion must step aside on this thisquestion thisquestion thisquestion
question Faith and repentance are abso absolutely absolutely absolutely ¬
lutely necessary but faith and repentance repentanceare
are no more doctrines of the Bible than thancommercial thancommercial thancommercial
commercial Integrity Render to all men mentheir mentheir mentheir
their dues Owe no n man anything And Andwhile AndwhUe Andwhile
while I mean to preach faith and repent repentance repentance repentance ¬
ance more and more to preach them I Ido Ido Ido
do not mean to spend any time chasing chasingthe chwsingthe chasingthe
the Hittites and Jftbusltes and Girgashltea Girgashlteaof
of Bible times wht when n there are so 0 many manyevils manyevils manyevils
evils right around us destroying men and andwomen andwom andwomen
women wom n for time and nd for eternity The Thegreatest Thegreatest Thegreatest
greatest evangelistic preacher the world worldever worldever worldever
ever saw a man who died for his evan evangelism eangellllttpeeriess evangelisnipeerless ¬
gelism gellllttpeeriess peerless Paul Paulwrot wrote to the Ro Romans Romans Rbmans ¬
mans mans Provide things honest In the sight sightof sighto sightof
of o all men wrote to the Corinthians Do Dothat Dothat Dothat
that which is Ishonest honest wrote to the Philip Philipplans Philippians Philippbans
plans Whatsoever things are honest honestwrote honestwrote honestwrote
wrote to the Hebrews Willing WlUln in all allthings allthlngs allthings
things to live honestly The Bible says saysthat RYSthat saysthat
that faith without wtth ut works w rkB Is a Sdead dead which whichbeing whichbeIng whichbeing
being liberally translated means that Jf Jfyour Ityour ifyour
your business life does not no correspond correspondwith corrspondwIth correspondwith
with your our profession your religion is a
humbug
Huiine Business Side of c Religion ItellclonHere ReJldonHere ReligionHere
Here Is something that needs to be besounded bt1sounded besounded
sounded Into the ears of all the youn younmen younmen young youngmen
men of America and iterated and reiter reiterated refteratc reiterated ¬
ated If our restored commercial prosper prosperity prosperIty prosperIty ¬
ity is to be perpetuated Live within your yourmeans yourmeans our ourmeans
means Spend no more mO than th n you make makeAnd makend makeAnd
And nd let letus us adjust all our ourbusiness business busln j and our ourhomes ourhomes ourhomes
homes by the th principles of the Christian Christianreligion Christianreligion c creligion
religion Our religion ought to mean just justas jllJitas justas
as much on Saturday and Monday as on onthe onthe onthe
the day between and not to be a mere mereperiphrasis mereetphruls mereperiphrasis
periphrasis of sanctity Our religion ought oughtto
to first clean our hearts and then it itought Itought i iought
ought to clean our lives Religion is not notas nor noras noras
as some Aome seem to think a sort of church churchdelectrtlon churhdelecVt1on churchdelectrtfon
delectrtlon a a kind of confectionery a asort asort asort
sort of spiritual caramel car nel or holy cum cumdrop gumdrop m mcroP
drop or sanctified peppermint or theo theolo theelogical theological ¬
lo logical tca1 anaesthetic It la an m omnipotent
principle allcontrolling allconquering
1 iou ou may set et along with something less lesthan lustban lessthan
than that that and you may deceive dece1veyoOr5ilt yourself yourselfwith yourselfwith
with It but you cannot deceive God and andyou ardou andyou
you ou cannot deceive the world The kf ken n
business man will put on his spectacles spectaclesand Speeta spectaczegand IH IHnnd
and he will look clear cJ r through to the tack leck tac tacof
of your head and see 5 e whether your reli religion rel relglon religion ¬
gion IB 1 a fiction or a fact And you can cannot unnot cannot ¬
not hide your our sample of sugar or rice riceor rIceor riceor
or tea or coffee If they are aO false you can cannot cannnt canriot ¬ =
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end the United States banknotes out outstanding outstandin outstanding ¬
standing standin nnd the individual deposits ami amithe amIthe andthe
the obligations to other banks and bank bankers bankers bankers ¬
ers An authority more scrutinizing than thanthat thanthat thanthat
that of any bank examiner will go through throughand throuhand throughand
and through and through your our business businessEvery businessi busInessEvery
i Every man during the course of his hislife hlgI hislife
I life on a larger or smaller scale has hasthe hit hitthe hasthe
the property of others committed to his hiskeeping hisi hiskeeping
i keeping He is so far a safety deposit depositand dpol dpoland depostand >
and holds in his hand the interest of the thefamily thefamily thefamily
family of a deceased friend Or he Is an anattorney anattorney anattorney
attorney and through th ush his custody custod goas goasthe goasthe goasthe
the payment from debtor to creditor or orho orho orho
ho Is the collector for a a business house housewhich housewhich housewhich
which compensates him for to the responsi responsibility responiblUty responstbility ¬
bility or he Is a treasurer for a charit charitable charitable chantable ¬
able Institution and he holds alms con contributed contributed contnlbuted ¬
tributed for or the suffering or he Is an of official otficial official ¬
ficial of the city or the State or the na nation na nation notion ¬
tion and taxes and subsidies and salar salaries salarIes salarlea ¬
ies and supplies are in his keeping It is isas Isas isas
as solemn a trust as God can make it itIt it itIt itIt
It Is concentered and multiplied confi confidences conflences confiences ¬
dences ences On that man depends the support supportof
of a bereft household or the morals of ofdependents ofdependents ofdependents
dependents or the right movement of a athousand athousand athousand
thousand wheels of or50cial social mechanism mechanismCrime mechanismCrime mechanismCrinie
Crime of Unfulilifnlnens to Trust TruwtA TrutA TrustA
A man may ma do what he will with his hisown htsown lilaown
own but he who abuses trust funds in inthat Inthat inthat
that one act commits theft falsehood falsehoodperjury falsehoodperjury falsehoodperjury
perjury and becomes In all the intensity intensityof
of the word a miscreant How many manywidows mnu mnuwidows manywidows
widows and orphans there are with noth nothing nothInS nothIn ¬
InS In between them and starvation but a asewing asewIng asewing
sewing machine or held up out of the thevortex thevortex thevortex
vortex of destruction simply by the thethread thethread thethread
thread of a needle red with their own ownhearts ownhearts ownhearts
hearts blood who a little while ago haJ haJby ha1b ha haby
by b father and husband left thorn a com competency competency cornpetency ¬
petency What Is the matter The ad administrators administrators administrators ¬
ministrators or the executors have sac sacrificed sacrificed sacriflced ¬
rificed It Itrunnlnr running risks with it that they theywould thljwould theywould
would not have dared to encounter in intheir Intheir intheir
their own private affairs How often It Is Isthat Isthat isthat
that a man will earn a livelihood by the thesweat thesweat thesweat
sweat of his brow and then die and andwithin and1thln andwithin
within a few months all the estate goes goesinto gotlSInto goesinto
into the stock gambling rapids of Wall Wallstreet Wallstreet Vallstreet
street How often It Is that you have haveknown haveknown haveknown
known the man to whom trust funds were werecommitted werecommitted werecommitted
committed taking them out of the savings savingsbank savlngabank savingsbank
bank and from trust companies and ad administrators administrators adminintrators ¬
ministrators turning old homesteads homes tends into intohard Intohard intohard
hard cash and then putting the inUre tntireestate inUreestate entireestate
estate In the vortex ortlX of speculation Em Embezzlement Embezzlement Erabezzlement ¬
bezzlement is an easy word to pronounce pronouncebut pronouncbut pronouncebut
but it has ten thousand ramifications of ofhorror ofhorror ofhorror
horror horrorGathered horrorGathered horrorGathered
Gathered In all religious assemblages assemblagesthere asemblagesthere assemblagesthere
there are many who have trust funds fundsMy tund tundMy fundsMy
My friend It Is a compliment to you that thatyou thatou thatyou
you ou have been Intrusted with the money moneyof moreyot moneyof
of others but I charge you OU In the pres presence pro proence preience ¬
ence of God and the world be as careful carefulof carefulot carefulof
of the property of others as you are care careful careful careul ¬
ful ul of your own Above bove all keep yout youfown youtown youtown
own private account at the t bank separate separatefrom separa separaefrom e etrom
from vour account as trustee of an estate estateor estateor estateor
or trustee of an Institution That Is the thepoint thepoint thepoint
point at which thousands of people make makeshipwreck makushipwreck makeshIpwreck
shipwreck They get the property of oth others othors othem ¬
ers em mixed up with their own property propertythey propertythey propertythey
they put It Into investment and away it itall Itan itall
all goes and they cannot return that thatwhich thatwhich thatwhich
which they borrowed Then comes the theexplosion theexplosion theexplosion
explosion and the money market U Ushaken 18shaken Iashaken
shaken and the pres pr press s denounces and th thchurch thft thftchurch thachurch
church thunders expulsion You have no noright n noright
right to use the property of others except exceptfor excepttor exceptfor
for their advantage nor without consent consentunless conMentI consentunless
unless they are minors If with theIr thairconsent theIrconsent theirconsent
consent you ou Invest their property as w we weas well wellas U Uas
I as you OU can and it is all lost lost you are run runto M Mto totto
to blame you did the beet you could ceuMbut C couldbut UJd UJdbut
but do not come into the delusion WhiCh whcnhas WhiChhas whchhas
has ruined so 0 many men of thinking be because because ¬
I cause a thing is in their po possession HWtlon t lon there therefore theretore thereore ¬
fore ore it Is theirs You have a a solemn trust truttthat truathat trustthat
that God has given you you31UIun you1l1l11un youMlllions
31UIun of T Tut t Fund f udll Stolen StolenIn stolenIn rolen rolenIn
In any assemblage ther there may be some somewho somewho somewho
who have misappropriated trust tru t funds fundgPut tund tundPut fundsPut
Put them back or of you have so hope hopelessly ho hopelonely ¬
lonely 1 ly Involved them that you cannot put putthem putthem ut utthem
them back confess cont the whole thing to tothose tothose tothose
those whom you > H have ba ve wronged and you youwill youwill youwill
will Bleep Iecp better nights and you will willhave willbave willhave
have the better chance for your soul soulWhat soulWhat soulWhat
What a sad thin thing It would be if after afteryou 2teryou actoryou
you are dead your administrator should shouldfind shouldfind shouldfind
find out from the account books or from fromthe tromthe fromthe
the lack of vouchers that you are not notonly notonly notonly
only bankrupt b krupt in estate but that you youlost youlost
lost your soul Ioul If all the trust funds that thathave thathave thathave
have been misappropriated should suddenly ned neddenly ¬
denly fly to their owners and all the prop property property property
erty that has been purloined should sud suddenly suddenly noddenly ¬
denly co o back to Its owners it would wouldcrash wouldcnssh wosicicrush
crash Into ruin every city In America AmericaA AmerleaA
A missionary In one of the Wands l of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Pacific preached on dishonesty and andthe andthe
the next morning he looked out of his htewindow hiswIndow hicwindow
window and he saw hla yard full of ofgoods orgoods ofgoods
goods of all kinds He wondered and andaeked anduked andasked
asked the th cause of all this thl Well Mid Midthe Baldthe sakithe
the natives our coda that we w have been lxnworshiping b enwOnihiplnJ beenworshiping
worshiping permit us to steal but but ac according ac according according ¬
cording to what you said yesterday the
God of heaven and earth will not allow
this BO we bring back all these K good goodand goodsand KK KKand
and we ask you to help us in taking them
to the places places where wh re they belong Jtnxt It next
Sabbath all the ministers In America Americashould Americashould
should preach sermon on th the abut aL of oftruit oftrust oftrust
trust funds and on the tb evils < vlls of purloin pur1o ¬
lag and the sermons were we all blessed bl d of
God God and regulation re 1atIonJ were mad made that all allthese alltheze
these things should be taken to the city
halls it would not be lone before ovary ovarycity everycity
city hall In America would be crowded crowdedfrom crowdedfrom
from cellar to cupola cupolaLet cupolaLet
Let roe say In the moat emphatic man manner manncr ¬
ncr to all young men dishonesty will willnever willnever
never pay y An abbot wanted to buy a apiece apiece
piece of ground and the owner would not noti norsell
i sell ll It but the owner finally consented to tokit tolet
kit it to him until he could raise one onecrop onecrop
crop and the abbot sowed acorns a crop cropof cropof
of two hundred years And I tell you youycue youycuug
ycue ycuug man that the dl3bon dishonesties te which whichyou whichyou
you plant in your heart and life will willwill willseem
seem to be very insIgnifIcant but they theywill
will grow up until they will overshadow overshadowyou oversha4owyou
you with horrible darkncasovcraaadow
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for everiuatlair everiuatlairUnloi ages ageshams
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who suffer from from the malfe maifossanee n < of oth othens < rtfe rtfeew
ew and every honest man womao un1 un1eblld aichild
child do deem m ester n r from what cow oew sa safinancial a aInaudal
financial acjmpdom a p4om Jtodaty to w s Won Wontogth boortogether
together togth r that all the mtateltMM wh < a ago Sgood
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come frwnthe trout the ratode asiodeeda da ef other iir iirup ed edup
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censor yesterday iiifr iiifrte iif iifto
te his course lie aircJ aircJorized art artalzed
orized to sign the agr agrstated agrstated
stated that this fresh frthdear t tdear
dear the wuy ti of ot ctto j jto
to make It probable t t ttures i iv
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once This statement t 3 3British i iBritish
British Minister Sir LJ i r rhas
has been th the last to toSuch cr crSuch
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has iiu had from Mr Congr Congrcut Curgroat
cut fail all to develop a afor ca cafor
for tfie Inulstance of ti timont timont
mont upon amending f fmant t tnient
mant on th the one hand hand cr r rlion j jtton
lion of th the foreign Mir Mirto Mi Mito <
to the amendment on t tPerusal t tperusal
perusal of the Dnti h hfails i ifails
fails to show that it itmaterial I Imaterial
material As already alreadyon t ton
on Its face to be notr notrelimination xottelimination
elimination of an ex exwhich s swhich
which In no degree aft t tyosed L Ljoscd
joscd In the section seeti r1 cf C 1 t twhich t twhich
which th the amendment amemltrtaction
action is left to ataid stti I fc l i istatement tstatement
statement of reason v veven Veven
even qualify or limit Ito ii iithis s sthis
this ca case o relates U tl itthe L Lthe
the Boxer leaders C Cbelieved C Cbelieved
believed there that this tlii tliibto C Cbe
be merely temporary temporaroun a aOUB
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annoying delay at a rr rrworst i iworst
worst plrnec of the ace a ahave i i iImvo
have safely jwaiHtl jwaiHtlTwo iascdTwo
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London Dec 18 lSGr Grca i ietructcd Itructcd
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says the Pekln correspcr COrrelCMail r rMall
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the declaration of tha thigovernment r rgovernment
government has fulfil 1 i ithe f ftho
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Clil11 Jiiii will not U eu eutroop e 4 4trooiis
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l lily ly all of them will ev evpropaAal e eProposal
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point with Japan ani avl tt ttwhether L LyIitthttit
whether thu intwtliiK tlat 0 t la lafor I 1 1for
for tomorrow will take ta i e eA eA
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that there hi a large bo bowhere 1 1where
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report represent the thi Oir 1 a aBoxer m mBoxers
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