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LUST EDITION.
WELLINGTON'S WOE.
.
Prollably Twenty or Thirty Dead
by Last Night's Cyclone.
Material Loss Estimated at More
Than Half a Million.
A Ball and a SnlvntlonUts Meeting
Going on When the Storm Struck.
try jMociTrn T"ist.l
Vr.i.tiNOTO-, lisn., Mar 28,-Followlng Is
the list ot tho killed by last night's cyclono
hero as far as completed:
JahbbIIastie, unmarried, killed In barber
chair In tho Phillips llouso while being
shaved.
KnANic CiurMLL, married.
Jahes Mator. piano tuner, ot Kansas City.
Mrs. HinnEB, recently married, crushed and ,
burned to death. Tlio shock has affected tho
mind, temporarily, at least, of her husband.
Miss Strahd, Mrs. Sashcr'a sister, crushed
and burned to death.
llKNitY Adamsox, a laborer.
JAUr.9 Wbavkb, ocoupatlon unknown,
crushed beneath walls.
Ida Jones, a waitress, crushed to death be
neath a fallen wall.
FATALLT WOCNPrP!
Ciiari.es Adawson, unmarried.
Mrs. CapU Maiian, badlj crushed.
Mrs. J. T. Hanna, crushed.
Mrs. Mmiritr, skull crushed.
Charles Stoxbr, Santa Fo, conductor.
Little Maqoif. Ki.no, daughter ot the late I,
K. King, wounded.
Ki FoitsYTiit, a printer, bones fractured
and lnterual injuries.
Bylta KoiuiYTiiF, a printer, skull rractured.
Walts Foksvthe, a printer, Internally In
jured. Kx-SnerHT Thrall's child, Internal Injuries
Mrs. Robert MiiLAiiD, Internal Injuries.
Jambs Millck, Republican candidate for
Attorney-General, leg and aro broken.
Lieut. William Fbbkcii aud Cadet Stam
iok, of the Salvation Army.
Mattle lloges, Guy Colby, Dick Weaver,
Cat rle Mitchell and 1".. .1. Fcrsytbe, received
ID J urles more or less serious.
Prof. Mayor aud Hart Upson are missing
and between forty or fifty more are Injured,
but none berlously.
The streets are Impassable and nothing but
ruin exists everywhere
Tho Lutheran Church was turned torn
pletcly over, tho court houo ilcmollsheil.
I'resbyterlan Church reduwd to splinters aud
ot the Speckuolt Block, on tho prlnclp.il
street of tlio town, composed of a liulf dozen
brick buildings there Is nothing but a rile of
brick, mortar and glass.
')he standard llluck, cnnslstltik' of six brlcl.
buildings, was completely wrecked. In tills
block tho Wellington Daily Mull and ft'u.iuer
Comity sianaard wcio published. These
plants wero tuwrly destroyed, as were the
Monitor I'reta and rode lu the Specknott
Block.
Tho foiiDdry and stovo works wero also
levclloti.
On Washington avenue every houso on each
sldo of thn street Is unroofed, the b.ick walls
are out ot many of them and window glassos
arc genei ally smashed. Tho Opera.Huuso Is
a wreck and the Phillips Hotel a complete
ruin. Tula house proved to bo tho most fatal
trap, for over'hnlf a doeu bodies nr moio will
be taken from lis ruins.
The principal church Is In spllutci-. and
great damngo was done to tiiu Hock Island
lumber yara. 1 he hChooMiouso Is a total
wrick.
U least twelve bodies bam been taken out
of the ruins, and something lessthan seventy,
tlvoare Injure I. Men are worklngeieiywhiro
trjlng to rcseuo imprisoned ones. No one
now can rcallo thn extent of tho calasti ophe,
and daj light will alono reeal the saddest
stcno of ruin mid desolation over nltntaswl '
In southern Kansas.
The Cole and Uoblnson block lulna look
flrt-, and sticuuous crforts uro being made to
rescue the peoplo known to be burled there.
It Is now believed that the list of tho dead
will number between twenty and thirty and
the Injured about seventy.
'Iho awful v.sltatlon cmo from tho tun-nel-shaped
cloud which ploughed Its devas
tating track through tho business patt ot
the lawn.
A heavy storm of wind piece Jed the
oyclone about null an hour. A few minutes
after 0 o'clock the cyclone Btruik Iho city
coming from the southwest. There wero no
prtmoDltoi-y Mgns. tverjbody was indoors
and the cloud passed with Its destructive
rush and awful ruar unseen by most of tho
people.
The most appalling sccnu was that at the
rhilllpi House, where a ball was lu progress
when the cyclone burst. 'J lie diucers were
given little opportuult ( escape run i he
toppllug structure. Ah tho building l)e,;an
swajlng In the terrific gale, tho louplo In '.he
irowded bullrooiu made a irantlc ru-h fui
the no, ik. The btalrwaysand h.ill weie fu
mclutel) lined by the ciatcd men on.l
niim ii, who io'h at ea-hothui in their inau
luth lor the open an.
Willi the ciasli uf the walls alum ami over
tlictu there arose a girat wall m ilespulr fn.iu
the Inipflioned aud dowincd inultltuile. as
lliu timbers cnuh'd down iinon the blrug
dllng inerr-makers their hooisd cries wero
llirottltdby the weight of the maa of tlm
U rs above lie in.
Then came tho tllenco l! death and lctenI.
blllly, only to bo a followed a moment later
u Iho shrill bljus ot the tempest as It
lushed on to other destructive work, and the
agoiiled shrleki nf the Injured rrdj lag who
were pinned down in the mass o( debrl.
Those who cscapsd irom the hullalng began
J Immediately the work of rescue, borne of
thosa who ncd from tho building had left
wives and awcothcarts, husbands or brothers
oehlud. Thoso they sought In tho pllu of
bricks and limbers. As fast as tho bodies
wero taken out thoy wero surrounded by a
crowd of anxious peoplo who vainly tried to
ldcnt lfy tho mangled remains.
A meeting of tho baUatlon Army was in
progress In a hall near tho Uoblnson block.
'Iho tailing walls ot tho block crushed the
ball and It Is known that two wero killed.
It is probable when tho wreck has been
cleared away It will bo found that many
mure perished.
It was past tlmo for the army to adjourn,
but tho storm kept them In. One ot the
members was engaged In prayer when tho
cyclono struck the Koblnson lllock. Hetore
any of the boldters could rlso from their
knees the walls of tho building gave way with
a crash. Hovr any of them escapod alive Is a
marvel.
seven persons wero In tho home qt Squlro
Smith; the whole number may at any time be
added to tho list of tho dead. Walter I'or
sythe, one of those rescued from tho debris,
has died.
The scene at the temporary hospital was
one such as Is rarely witnessed except upon
tho battle-rlcld. Tho floor was saturated
with blood which gushed from tho many
wounds ot tho many persons who wero taken
thero as soon as they could bo extricated
from the wrecked buildings. There was little
effort at oroer. Kvery ono was too oxclted
for that. The Injured were carried In and
placed In tho first acant placo that could bo
found upon the floor. Then the rescuers hur
i led away to renew their efforts In behalf of
those still In tne ruins.
All tho physicians lu town hastened to the
spot, but thero were not enough to attend to
all tne calls upon them. They In no case
could afford more than temporary relief.
Nol a wound could bo dressod bejond the
Immediate requirements ot tho case, lu some
Instances llmba wero amputated In the hur.
iled manner that was common on the Deld ot
battlo thirty years ago. Scalp wounds and
lacerations were left to bo attended to by
volunteers, for the surgeons had tuolr hands
full relieving the more seriously hurt.
Tho material loss by tho cyclone will ag.
gregato t100,000. Two hundrod brick aud
wooden buildings wero destroyod.
Editor I.uko llerrllg, ot the Monitor, was
caught lu his falling building and badly In.
jurcd.
Wellington Is the county seat of humner
County and has n population of over ten
thousand Inhabitants. It Is in the centre of a
thickly settled agricultural district. It l the
most prominent town In southern Kansas.
The town had a number of large grain ele
vators and quite a stock yara The business
portion of the city Is unusually compact, ex.
cellcnt food for the cyclone and subsequent
Ore.
BREIIirS MEN'S UNIFORMS.
Official Garb Chosen for the City's
Street-Cleaners.
commissioner llretiuan has decided upon
the uniform which Is to be worn by sweepers
and drivers of the street-t'leanlug Depart
ment. Prof. Chaudler and Mis. Irwin, of the
Advisory street-cleaning commission, to-day
visited Mr. lirennan'sonlce aud inspected t he
various bt)les of uniforms, which hod hi en
I submitted to the commissioner. They agriel
1 that the selection made by Mi. Urennan w is
! In f very senso tho most serviceable and
i adaptable to the pui pore.
The sweepers will wear a uniform consist-
lug ut a loose coat aad trousers of dark gray
ilcnlm. The coat will have lilinmlngs ot
. brown on tho rollar and cuffs and brass but-
,toi. bearing tho letters " I). S. C" Tho hat
'Is soli, of in j sumo material, with it wile
'brim and a band of brown, 'llio letters
' I). s. c." win he on the. front oi the hat.
I 1 lie uniform lor drivers will be of brown
iiluck, ivlih tilinniliigs of Min gieen on
, I eeollai and cuffs. The drivers will wear
huts like the others.
Tne coal will alsu havu the official buttons.
I The materl.il tor the unlfouiis Is water-
pioof and will not "showaTii" that K uji
until It Dfooines verj dirty. The unlfoims
will piobablj not cost the men mure than St
oi sT, bur this cannot be definitely decided
'until bins lmvobeen received una theiun-
trad auHHlcd.
L unliilssioner llicnnaii wli; ut once prepare
the hpicillidtloiih and will advertise for bids
i ran) next vieek.
I Kverv awtpp-r and driver In the employ
of the Department villi be required to wear a
badge, with n dlsilmtlve number, and thus.
It uny citizen has lea-son lo lomplaln ot an
employee ef th" Department, It will be u sim
ple matter to identify him.
i he uniforms of tho Inspectors have not yet
licen selected. They will piobably bo of dark
blue, with a cap similar to those worn by
police captains.
CUT THE "L" GUARD'S COAT.
Merchant Ronraan Hold In the
Tombs Court.
John Itohman, a commission merchant at
tit) Norfolk street, was held In tioo ball at
the Tombs court to-day, charged with as
saulting Y. B. Cramscy, a Thlul avenue"!."
guard, with a penknife.
Cramscy said he awoko Hohman at Orand
street about l.:io this morning at the lequeH
! of ii man who left tho train at Houston stieet,
1 and that liohmau etruck him with tho knife,
i cutting hlsto.it.
Hohman says tho guard kicked him a d
' thrratenrdtn throw mm off. lie had been
1 dunking aud was sleepy, and didn't rcmem
br using the knife.
Molly O.
! "oniilnn'H beautiful wnltz sour; Mine
omrvwheii'. vwuiIh ami music iu lo-iiior-'
iovi'k MfPcrjir.
I 'THE WORLD
I DOSTAIv CARDS
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c'lj. Help may be wiutd it on mo-
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card ttieuinftitiuff thicird, employer
r nm mi tuithrr trouble Imjomi
reoeUliirTrppllcAnttknfl irivvri.
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BABY McKEESee Uow fast they're going, Gran'ther. Won't they rim
over somebody ?
CLOSETED WITH MR. BLAINE.
Olarkson, Fassett and Filley Meet
the Seoretary.
Secretary Blaine announced this morning,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, that be should
leave tor Washlr gton on the a.,o train this
afternoon.
1'rcsldent Harrison lell Washington tils
morning on his way to Kochester, where he
will take part In tno Memorial Day ctci rises.
Though politicians, big and little, thronged
the corridors of the Fifth Avonue Hotel this
morning, Mr. Illalno declined to receive any
one. The waiting crowd had been told that
chairman .1. s. clarkson, of the Kepubllcan
National Committee, had returned late Ian
night fiom a conference with the President,
! ana it was expected that he would call ou
I the secretory.
I About 1 1 o'clock Mr. clarkson and ek-sona-
tor Fassett entered the hotel, and joined by
Cliauuccy I. l'ltlej, oi St. Louis, repaired lo
Ihnupaitinenlsot .Mr. limine, where at noon
they wero Bill! In conterence with hlin.
Ileforo going up thu stairs Mr. Clarkson
j sold loan Kylmmi Woiu.n leporter that all
'signs pointed to the nomination of Mr.
lllalne, and he personally believed that the
' Secretary ot Stato would Ire the man selcctid
, by the Convention.
The current report that cliah rnau Clarkson
' had, In his interview' with the President, lr-
tuallj -read the not act" tolilm, meriTle.ssiy
I pointing out that his caadldacy was inher.
ently vvcaknnd doomed to bilng dlsasici on
, the pal ty, could not be verllled. Mr. Clark.
Kon would say nothing about It.
I T he slorj, which had gained vvldo ilrcula-
Hon, that Dr. Uiauncey M. DeM'W hnil ile-
1 elated that filly uf tie Nciv ork mlegates
'to Mlnt.eipolls would stick to llntrlson
I through tnlck and thin, was found lohavu
I originated lu a Jesting remark bj senaloi
lllscock to Mr. Kassetu Mr. Dcpew denied
I absolutely that ho had ever made ah buch
assertion.
T ho annouuceineul that ex. speaker T humus
1 1). Itceu, the Man from Maine No. M, had de
1 dared In favor of Mr. lilaluo's nomination at
Minneapolis, caused a great deal ot animated
talk arouud the Filth Avenue IIoteL It la
said that Mr. Heed declared with emphasis
that from Information In his possession he
was convinced that Mr. lllalne would consent
to run It thu nomination should te offered to
him.
"If he can defeat Mr. Harrison I am for
him," Ml. Heed Is quoted us saying. "Iain
lu luvoruf an) Ki-puollcan who will do thai "
On the heels ot this announcement cunin
the statement that senator ouay hod u. -
1 ilaredal PUtsbuig that Mr illaiue will havo
I 700 of the ui0 delegates lo Minneapolis nady
, 10 present bis name. Mr. i;uuy thought u
probable that lllalne would accept.
i Atiorney-Ucnernl .Miller, lu mi Interview
wllh'lm oiiilii(iirioiideiit,al Washing.
tun, said ho did not look tor a stampede nr
delegatvs to anjO'dj. lie did not believe
Ml. ulalne will allow his name to beuseuiu
the tnnvenii n. Mr. .vllllir has no iinuut
iliat President ilatrlnoq mil bu iinomlnated
and reelected.
Adespalin en' out by the Associated Piess
lo-du) quotes i lialrman Ciaik on as iln
thut ei-spiaker Kee l will be selected as the
1 ti mporan ' hairuiau of tun Minneapolis Con
vent on, nnJtiiv. Mi hln ey, n. Ohio, us the
permanent I resident.
' ihailesW llaekctt, of I il-a, es-mnnber of
i the Itepub lean mute lonunlt ee ami a el t-e
friend of Warner Miller, was at n.e lit'li
Avenue llniel liilin. VMtli Warner .vullei
uiul llinmas t. I latl vvn.'Mng ti.ethei nr
haimi'iis.as theyaio at the pieseut tinif. '
sail Mi. Ilncki It. " 1 do not fee that iheie
can be but ono outcome, Uulno will Im the
'landldita nf the Mrij and will enrr) tho
touviutlou wllh a liur Jli."
i Wentlior Forncnit.
Till A J', suuaaui fiilr, sllvlittv ciuUr ;
iresfer t, innd . I .sumliy: Tin mil ulwj
trciii,ei, fuiutn rt tit nun; innritin', fur
j .ioiiuiit: iVtin, xotuvvr.
1 lheiolluwlng record uhniTs tin chanvreila
' the temperature mr tan past twenty. four
bouri
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i IIUTtVKKN Till'. M"VH Ac HltATll, lOr.
Halt IHMC , 5c, ill loliiccn cl(irltM, r thn
onlbr.nil uii:lb)rTliu.li.llll. ifiub'd ISSO.,'
vmjutasmtmiiuttitimk i 1 1 i irlM
DYIHE AT GDMMENTRY.
Bombs Exploded at the Houses of
Two Principal Citizens.
BT ASSOCIATED FREHS.
Tabu, May 28. c.reat excitement was
caused to-day at commentry. In tho Depart
ment of Alller, by the explosion of dynamite
bombs that had been placed against tho
houses ot two of tho urlnclpal Inhabitants ot
tho town.
both buildings were badly damaged, but
nobody was Injuied.
Commentry gives Us namo to a cool field
which occupies a tonslderablo nrea, and many
of tho miners hive been Impregnated with
anarchical Ideas.
There Is nvory strong suspicion that the
outrage was the work of some of these.
SINGULAR RAILWAY FATALITY.
English Engineers Allow Their Trains
vo Lock Ono Man Killed.
it Moi!.TFn rnrs. 1
Lomion. May ','h fatal collision occurred
at lllnnlugliam last night between u train iu
the Northwestern Hallway and a tialu ou the
Midland Itullvvay.
Tho two trains wero approaching tho sta.
Hon at tho same time, running on tracks that
converge to a line common to both com
panies. The engineers saw the Impending
dangor, but neither attempted to slop his
train until It was tun late.
Tho two trains horniuti locked and went
along together for a short distance, crumbing
uud bumping with libthtiul violence, until
llnully ono of tho engines lell over tho via
duct. One person was killed and many others
wero Injured.
Expected llnke-Up of the New Cabi
net In Portugal,
lev n",ciAiri pn-M-. i
Ltsiins', May ".' Ills expected that the
follow lug-named gentlemen will take the oath
of ofllce tn-day a3 members of llioiicvr cubl.
net:
senhor Kcrrelra, Premier, Minister of Kl
nanco and ad Interim Minuter of tho Interior.
fenuor Vasconcellos, Minister of Justice.
senhor 1 nrtalo, Minister ot War.
Senhor Ilclhsalda, Mlnliter of Foreign Af
fairs. Senhor Amaral, Minister of Marine.
Senhor Victor, Minister ot Public Works,
Ileport of a New Yorker's Suicide
Dented at Monto Carlo.
ir-' MooiATm rarsi '
I'oiib, May ys. A dlonilch from Monto
l alio states that the report that James Wei.
I hregg.a resident of New orl, lud committed
sukldo thero alter losing e'jii.ooo st the
tnuilug tables, Is nn absolute canard.
Justifying tile Declaration of n Btate
of Slegn nt Buenos Ayrns.
' TV A(..orATf' l' I
lit ksos Avars, May '.'h. I'rejldent Pelle.
gilnl has sent a message in tongies Justlf).
Indus recent dccl. nation i f a siiito of leu
on thu giound thai the Itudicals, led by Dr.
.Mem. hid oiganlzed a plot touveithiow tho
iioverniiunt.
i nngii'-H has approved the action ot tho
i.ovcrinnvnl.
Actros Minna Galo to Wod.
Miss Minna K. Oale, the ai tress connrms
! th' repoit that tne Is engaged lo ruarij
Atililbnld c. ll.Dlicg, of the 1. .iltUMo l.lto
Insiti .in. e Cimpau), And .) thu wedding
will take place some tlmo next Winter.
Columbian Committee Summoned.
meeting of Mayor Orunt s Columbian
( oinmltteo of One Hundred has ncn called
for next Wednesday evening ot s :iu o'clock,
nt the Mi rtou lloue. Tho report "t the Cnm
iii'iiei on IT.in ind eope and othir Impoii.
ant matters villi bo consldere I.
Mnoxis'n llrrumNr, MO Kf 'mi,, 20 Ann
nt , , iii un n uriilaa Dii, I ,"i r. at. ii
nwn o win tin., tlivrea vhiu ntriiu ami th
l r.tLd wintvuf tlit.CAT.tsot 11, Mogul.
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mm suteb "gives" up.
He Is Lorillard's Butler and Is
Held in Bail.
Ardiew Williams, butler for Pierre Lorll
lard, the tobacco millionaire, surrendered
himself this altcmoon to the District-Attorney
on a chnrgo of murder.
The (Irand Jury Indicted Williams for killing
William Hnlibs, an Englishman whom ho
Is accused or having labbedln tho eye with on
umbrella, inflicting a wound fiom which he
died.
Williams pleaded not guilty and wns le.
leased nn .",Oliu ball, which Mr. I.orlllaid
gave for him.
A LEAK IN THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.
inspectors Think They Have Dis
covered One In Clgnr Importations.
CtMtoms officials nro confident that they
havn iineorthed a nest of irnud In the linpnrl.
iiiIoiik lu cigars, whereby luiporteis aru sav-
I Ing thousands of Hollars lu duties.
Special TreoMiiy Agents chance and Hun
Ion, of Philadelphia, aro In town Investigat
ing a case growing out of the seizure, lu thai
city ot ".'."i.tiuu Havana cigars consigned to II.
Watsoruiau tin. of :i(H llroadway, which It
Is alleged has been pasvMl throiigntho New
"link l ustom-llniisi at iilmilt two pounds per
I thuusaad clgais liss I lun the proper welgln.
Illy tins, It Is alli Red, tho Importers have
sitviil lll a thousand In duty.
Attention seems tn huvu been drawn to
Wasscrman A Co. by the charges ot other Now
"ioik importers thai tut nie undei selling
the trade. T ho firm's uuffdi una! i lerk said
toun I'.iKMMi Wniun leporter to-da) :
" It Is line that our cigars wero selcd, but
11 IsnlMi (nielhut Havana tlgars will absorb
a great amount id luolturu when taken out
of the packing-cases In which they lire tin
ported. As lar as we arc concerned even,
ihlng Is all straight and we are anuinns lo go
to the bottom ol Hill nuMei.
" nn. talk ot traud, wo believe, Is merely
the result or J-al'iimy on iho pari or oilier
d.uleis whom we undersell because we be
cause we Kline lu small profits aud large
bales."
Moving from Sing Blng to Newark.
irrn.t to TMr ivrsiawnin,s
NiWABi, N. .1 , May -H T ho Monitor Iron
Works, ol Mug Mug, havo purchaied fevrn
acres of land, fun.) I 'gun Lock wona street and
tlio Morris canal, upon which they will build
lactones at a cost nt f:i.i,nno, and wtll ulti.
matelv remove lm Ir business from slug sing
to Newark.
Clinrgetl with a Heinous OfTens.v.
Saloon Keeper John I'arrcll, of 'Joa Avenuo
II, was to-da) held In t'.'.nou at Vorkvllle
com t tin cxaminuiloii on the charge of as
saulting nilri'ii-ieur.old Mary Daffy, of iu;i
Kasl Utteoutli niieei, who was sent to tho
saloon b her sii ('lather t j bu lu cents'
worth of whisk, y.
Hainllton'a Hitsl Cork Liookoil Un.
In WnUvllle i om iimIiv ( lerk William D.
Ilimbur), nf Man n'mi's Hotel, ;,' t larksou
ruu. was held ti tvainlnattou June 1, on
, the rharge nt fnrguv preferred by hit im-
i I'lojcr, DhiiIiI llainilion.
I'olltlcnl Potpourri,
ivnit inniM' tr ") )rjri.n tlit h.nnlor
Hi.r'rk t-t rt-. I't'l t ...Mir .eriiitillr,tlr In It i
I Mil of VVa.liiiift' ii .il.i In. siiiilii itl term
I iltlr" HU i.,i .on- in- lomteit uul lhrr
Amtmitf I lie- I ,'lnh' Si ll wbo will tT.n I Mil.
' MiniieMll Ciinrrntt 'I.! Colin tiir llcmlrlck ,
.S'at.I 111! car VV'lli. Csiiirur l.jon. Ili ilj
I ilirelii i llunnrr inl llaimaiul ml A.tlctiDt
Afl'rs f Murk
' Slt.iritij' tipiisr.l Mil ir ht eiAinm.l 1 1.
eltmeFH ibAdi. nitni I mttil htftlrn Mar.hil
'.It, "Im t.j T .1 It 'rt n wtm rUiui. that IS
Mar. till atriuk him ii a i ' oir Hit. liarruoii
I'Rim.r .i ilm .stitith n. trni hi lublkau Cluli
I lit Altiini.y.l,enml m oatr. that tliiharu
arc too trivial to no lv tw i attention.
Monday, May 30, "THE
, EVENING WORLD" will bo
printed on Blue Papor in honor
I of Memorial Day.
1at i.,.. ..rflMlfcitU' l.,lsW.v,ii..
MURDERED BY TRE INDUS.
Eeported Fate of Dr. Sheldon
Jackson and His Party.
frv AMoeiATEn raERs.i
Seattle, Wash., May us. A Victoria (11. C.)
bulletin, Just recelved.says word haa reached
theioihal Dr. Sheldon Jack9on and parly
have been murdered by Vukun Indians.
PRESIDENT OFF FOR ROCHESTER.
Ho nntl Ilia Party Left Washington
Early This Morning.
Ift AMnrtaTrn rnrii.1
WAMiismos, May 'JH Tho President and
puilj left here this morning ni 7 o'clock over
the Pennsylvania Hullroad fur Rochester,
N. .
llAHittsBlKO. Pa., May "-'h. Tho siedal,
binrlug I In- I'll "lilent and part) lo 1 1 o. lies.
H l, N ., arrived ul llarrl-burg at 10-45 a.
m., promprlv on schedule time.
I 'Inn I're-ldi lit vvus In umihiially go.nl
I splrlls. lie and his immediate parly occupied
the nb-ervaiiuii car and seemed tu derive
i kei n enjoyment from the trip,
i I tie train slowed up in passing through
i s. r I, and the Pretldent steupod nut on the
real platroim. A large crowd gathered In the
I station rhti'ied The President removed his
I hat and bowed his acknowledgments. A
, sllnllai dt ministration occurred here.
1 Gov. Flower and Staff Will Meet tho
Presidential Party.
Aiiiast, May -n.-Oov. Flower and his
staff, accompanied by Adjt.-Oen Porter, Col.
Williams and senator Parsons, left here nn
the 1:1.40 r. u. train for Hodicler, The)
i pert in iiifel ITesldeut Harrison and putt)
a short distance this side ut llocntstcr.
j DEAN STANSBURY DEAD.
A Famous Episcopalian Preacher,
i Philanthropist and Author.
- AM"iMTn rw".. t
NivvAHiL, N. J., May ;. Uev. J. N. Mans.
'bur. In an of the Kplseopal Dloeease of
I M wark. died this mornlug at lo.liu o'clock.
I lie was ono oi the lounders of St. llama.
. bus's Ilipltnl, was th-author of "The Pul-
I It nt the cruss; A serks of i-erininettrs nu
the seven r-ajlngs of the Cross, and wrote
I other books on religious questions. Two
) venrs ago he was atlncked by paralysis, and
.Hi' e then had not. becu able lo perform the
anlvo duties uf hlsunlcc.
Locked Up nn Ex"-Cnhler.
W F Frleke. formerly caBhler of the
County Hank at suminervlle, N, J was held
In ai.riou ball In Jefferson Market Court to.
day for trial on iho cuirgeo! passing worth
ies checks.
Hold for Alleged Check Forgery.
August tiibhardt, of 4-'0 West Fortieth
sue. I, .vns held to-daj In Jefferson Mnrket
( nun l"i tvamlnatl n next Tuesday oi the
charge nt turning the Indorsetnent ot the
Mil. lull N line coinnaiiy, In which hevv.i
cin'l"Jid, tn aclnck foi 3s. IU.
Mlnlstnr Coolldgo fulls Away.
Mlnlsur t"l'rnnee Tliomss Jefferson ( o..
Ilge. of Pnstnn, with Mr. CoolMge.wlth the'r
1 dau.'hti r, Mrs. r. It. sears, and hi r luisbind.
sall'sl nn Havre ti-Jay on the l'rcruh lliu r
La Tcuitiliii.
Kisiind Sic'! with Rtrnvll-Pox.
MMueli riven, nf i7 I hlrd avenue, vva
found s.'k null snnll-0 lo-l, and vas
1 lemoved to Noitli iiinUur Island,
W.rs Nnws .n Brlst.
I JolinWorlli Aton't rn4 .i,M ft litirncl at TtO,
, S V. t4ia. iris, 'til itiajraiur, t S.0.U1
ScTnle. n l..i, kilvl I ir liaetn nc in loll
Coiulj, i .lot nrra oi a ttis k iiutur a tri
I . M Vlaui Imdy ro.ercd a .s o it l itj I.
1 ixht otli.r tiucto.. naic limn loanj ii Ivu '
i V.lrhael tlnrke .hm and kl'lfd In Kan. a. ill),
i M'i , Iit VV llllam li i tiiuiir. It th wart iar Icip.i
, tula lanuljr ,uar lhiaiia
I Four e nlJrar) tlroMnpl in 1'ia U ila at WimmItiII,
Pa I In. line r.hlnir ah.n tin. liank i a etln
J awph Unipn an I VV'a lar rinn.jr,,t ll.hway.
I an. a kn vi iu a tiiulil uid, iicai lUciur,
Wi.
I VVilliatn Purrcll anil tan (rightfully manclad bj
a nullijog aaar Laal l.iuu, 61... liuth ma di.
I The Hvil r.....M of hi. Juhn'a. M V . In au at
traarJinary la.ut. A inuiuiiat ilia laiuuial of ,11a
cinuiuatur dutlaa aaaiyat Canadian prvlucta.
HE ACCUSES STEERS.
Arthur Bliss Swears He Was
Made to Sign a False Chargo.
Says the Inspector and Attorney
Wcllmnn Frightened Him.
Now Mnkes nn Allliluvlt In Defonso
of Ills Ktnployer, Morris Slccel.
Facts ot a somewhat sensutloual nature
wcrudeuloped lo-day lu tho caso of Morris
Spiegel, who was arrested yesterday ou seven
Indictments for fa'.sltylngslatements ot InsseT
al u lire lu his wholesale liquor-house ut 101
aud loll Ilroad strei t, hut U-eeniber.
l.awver John 1). Towuseud, wli nerresents
Mr. Spiegel, iiotlllcd the Ulslrlct-Attorney that
Arthur 1HI-.S, tjookkceperfnr Mr. Spiegel, con
fessed lo lit iiv to-day that lie had Lucn coerced
and threatened by Inspector steers and Ills.
trlct-Atturney Wollmati Into making a 'also
statement against his employer.
Mr. Tuwnsond Immediately took hi in In
hand and caused him to miiku an anidnvlt to
that effect. Miss, although the fact was not
tuado known until lo-dav,was also arrested
jcsterdiiy aud takon before Inspector Steers
and Assistant Dlstrlct-Alloriicy Welltnanul
Police Headquarters.
In his aflldavll, so Mr. Townscnd says,
llllss swears that a statement was already
prepared for him to sign when ho reachod
headquarters, in this statement he wa.?
made to say that he (llllss) bad overheard
Mr. Spiegel tell another bookkeeper
named Joseph Stoin to alter the
merchandise account so as in make
It appears tluii.UUO nr so nnro than It
actually was, and that the order was obejed.
llllss also Mvore that he was told that unless
he did sign such a statement that his family
vvouiii be ruined, and thai hn himself would
bo held under i-ir,,liou ball for (rial a a party
to the alleged Iraud.
llllss lulils affidavit says that It was only
under duross thai ho signed this stninment,
uud that hu never heard Mr. Spiegel in.il.o
any sui U remark to stern, but had, ou lliu
contrary, heard hlin tell him that he wanted
bis books kepi perfectly straight aud coins u
Mr. Towuselid refuseil loglvo tho affidavit
for publication, but said ha would read It lu
court when Mr. Spiegel wns arralgucd on
Monda).
Anotner very Interesting thing has cropped
(iiiu Tho books of the firm huvo mysteriously
disappeared. A search warrant was Issued
lor I hem and Mr. Spiegel was rearrested and
takon to his placo of business by Detectives
Von (lerlchled and Trainer to produce the
books.
T he sate was blown open, but the books
wero not there. A bootlesnvl-.lt was then
made to the house of Mr. .splegel, at :i.'7 Last
! Thirtieth street, on a similar quest.
! Mr. Spiegel sain this afternoon tnat when
ho left his store jesutdaj morning the hooks
were in tho sslc. They w"ie r.Iiu thero when
' llllss was arrested, so llllss aid.
Mr. Spiegel sujs full her that a boy was left
In raargo of the store, and that a voungman
went there )esterday all-moon and, repre
senting hlruselt us coming fiom tho District
j Attorney's office, seemed tho booki from tho
i boy uud took them away.
I llllss, (he bookkecn-r, was leleastted tinder
the uoinlniil bail 01 '-'H0
Mr. Spiegel i mphatliallv denies that any
false representation iijj inaile to the Insur
ance Companies, thai the statement of lo-isns
.submitted vvus correct Ir m Ills Judgment,
and 'hat 11 was the business of the lusuiance
i apprul.eiri tuiletc, mine uudM'ttletho lorn
i The) had b.'uii tn make nu nppralstment,
but hud stopped, so Mr. Spiegel savs, after a
partial tuve-iUk'iitlou, and In could not re
i over his insurance.
' He iiuiiiiiij the aljustiis that unless tho
I matter was settled bj to-d.i). Mai UN, he
1 would Ugln civil proci-i dibits a-ralnst thiui.
I Mr. Tuwi.-a.nd and Mr. Slpegel were al tho
liMilCL-Aiiorncj s offhu ait morning Ilxlug
up their aide or ih ease.
Inspii't.ir stters smlltd vvl.i-n the substance
ot llllss s anidnvlt was r peuli d to hlni u all
1 Kvrsisa Wontn repurtcr. " Theru I-
, nothing In It," said he. "I was
litre when tin' man was brought
i In mid saw his statement taken down by the
Assistant Dlstrlct-Atlornei as ho made II.
i No t.rce was us"d, none w is requlrtd. What
he said he said vcluninrll). The man niu-l
be eia."
ssslsisiit District-Mlerney Wellmnu said
Unit the allegation thai llllss was u'eicel lo
1 sk'ii n statement against Megcl wus uriqiiall
I lit illy false.
i llllss was taken to Police Headquarters
' and told thai he would be given Imniiimiy It
he lidd the tiulh.aiul prtsumablv he did,
! and voluntarll).
i "He faldthat splecl doctored his lks,
making It appear that he hid inil.uuu wurth
uf slock mjie than he isisscs.sed. '
PRAYERS AT HIS FINGER ENDS.
They W(ro In Dook Form and Ho
Stolo Them from a Church.
I i barlcs It. Clarke, ot Newark, wa-s held lu
the Vorkvllle Court to-day charged with the
theft otprnjer and hjmu books trom Holj
I Trinity i hurch, corner of Madison avenuo
aud Fi rt -third street.
i lark confessed his guilt when caught yes
I terday with some ot the books In his possess.
Ion, and admitted nut In- had suit! other
books taken irulu the ciiui cu lo a second-Uaud
, dialer.
Mount Vernon Bank Case In Court,
i.reiAt Toinr rvrsTs,jwrsTtv.t
i Wmrr Piaiks, May ','s Justice Djkinan.
i "t i he supremo Court, Is to-day hearing the
case, of James I- liuynolus, vvh i ,i, thita
ricelver be appointed foi the Mount ternon
flank- He alleges that this bank ts Impiuiw
erl) managed and setksto restrain loans to
dli ei toro and Issues nt sloe ..
Sonwanliaka-Corlnililuns" Now Homo
I'rrctAt. 10 Tin rtiMvii vrouui i
histhi lliv, 1. 1., Ma) ','S. Tho new club,
house of Hi' sea.-dic il.a.l urllilLlin l Aclll
i Inn nn iiutie Island was firm ill. opene I
ti-.il ii iheie is a large u'le idamc uf) actus
an 1 ) acnisuiiu.
WORLD POSTAL CARDS j
(lugiii i ' lie tAken tut i tlit t nnmr 1 y L
rrrj fainilr Vt.vnj the rltj furth P f
TimNr &KTMit often tli tiit; k Ihfir
moll, hoiiLtijh'rs . 'u i t 'ijnic
tin tr rrvinu t sin tniitu nil
iptrtr uie'f, tul wltu ft re 1 -
WORLD POSTAL
rn ht.'i ftittirilititirnt mir le in
j its I ii nil' .ViU.I) in NowVrlv,
valiuut th tr ubi uf eo(lln a
j thck,tcone onlirtpoaUt ootorch '
LAST EOITIDH. I
SHEISMRS.D.D.B.N0.3 1
. ?
Rich Mr. Brinokerhoff Privately IH
Weds a Former Employee, H
Recently Divorced, Ho Has Sont lM
Older Than His New Wife. JH !
!
She Wns Miss Itlnnclio M. Rafter IH
nnil Worked in Ills Store. tl
i'alH
'
DanltlD. Ilrlnckerhnff, who made a barret ,.H
of tiiunev In the cracker and biscuit buslnea !LI
nud who rti ently figured in a divorce suit, ''lil
has ventured lo: a third tlmo on thematii 'iH
munlal sou. H
The third Mrs. Erlnckorhoff was Mba H
HUncheM. Hatter, daughter ot the late Mr. H
and .Mrs. Tuomas J. ltatter, ot Urooklyn. Tne H
couple wero married In the atudy ot Her. -ral'
Abbott K. Klttredge, back ot the tasalooable MH '
Motilsoii Avenuo Koformed Church, at. the AiiV
corner ot Flfty-sevonth street, last Thundtr JH'
evening, und tho witnesses were the' two TaaaVi
charming daughters of Mr. Brlnckerhoff, , aB'
.Misses Iireltaand Mabel, and Messrs. George 'aaaH
Van o'Llnda and T heodoro Lyons. ':H
Mr. and Mrs, llrlnckerhoff at once ser out 'iH,
for a bridal tour, but Miss llrlnokorhotf de- H ';
dared at her father's elegant homo ffl the H
osemlte, park avenuo and Slxty-sjcoud ''aHl'
street, to-day that she didn't know Wiiere aaH'
I they went nor when they would return.. 'aaH'
Daniel D. llrlnckerhoff is a veteran ot many 'H'
'battles In the late war. He Is gray-haired 1H
.and past Dtiy-nve years old. Ills Dm wire 'Hi
I was tho eldest daughter ot William Torlc. ot tlH'
' Kingston. They had four children Daniel ,H
1)., ir., Theodore Thomas, Loretta and Mabel H
Ililuckerhorr. H'
Mrs. lirlnckcrbofl died In 1877. and a few 'fH
months later Danlol married his deceased liil
wife's sister. Henrietta York, who was known aLI;
to him as Ilarrlctta" and to her chums aa 'yB1
"Kttto." M:
Henrietta was about halt aa old at her hus- 'H,
band, plump, blonde-haired and rosy cheeked. a(1B
j and almost irom the beginning she and iiEL,
Daniel dlfforcd. Finally an outbreak came 'aH
1 and tor three years the affairs of Daniel aad jial
I Henrietta have been lu the newspapers. lal
1 T hey separated and she cued him Cor an ab- "ssil
solute divorce, naming Leila Dunseith as his TaHH
I aniulty. Then she had a couple ot men ar- --iaaaWM
rested for following her In the street, and 'aHIfl
they proved to be private detectives engaged aB'l
by her husband. H'l
I u answer tu hts complaint In the divorce -HI
case, besides denying any guilt on hU part, H'I
I'aaiel charged her with Infidelity with a "'fl
1 dozen or more men ot the tow n and asted for H H
a divorce hlmseir. H H
The cuse was tried before Justice Patterson H
' In supreme Court, last Winter, and the Jury aH H
were unable to agree In their findings. iH
I It ciime up for trial again March 34, and 'HI
Henrietta failed to aDpear. An Inquest was HJ H
taken ami Justice Patterson entered Judg- HJ H
ment In default lu favor ot Daniel, and on HJ.I
I April ir the judgment was affirmed and re- Hf!fl
H'HJ
i In her suit for divorce Henrietta demanded LUB1
anu.tiiM) damages and eioo a week alimony, H H
uui eamn to an aiuhable arrangement with HI
I Daniel after the first trial. H H
' Ihe new- Mrs. llrlnckerhoff Is twenty-six I
,5 ears old, which Is something less than the -HJj H
ago of her two steps ids. she Is a fragile Utile H H
woman, and became acquainted with Mr. HJ ,H
llrlnckerhoff while she was employed In the tBlBl
1 retail branch ot his big cracker factory, W HI IKl
I KIIatMMh street. B HJ
I D. I). Ilrlnckerhnff retired Irom the business HJ HJ
I three years ago, but his son Theodore Is em- HiHI
plot td by tho new concern as a bookkeeper. HiIhI
Tu nu F.vrMsn Wear u reporter Theodora aaliH
' said this morning: IBJ
My father had know n Miss Hatter several Hi HJ
yean. I believe she Is a little older than my HB HJ
slileis. Her father and mother are dead. I LilLi
wasn't at the wedding. Only Just heard of tr. H HJ
I "1 don't know bow much father paid Har- Hi Hi
rlclta In settlement ot tbelr troubles. It HhI
! wasn't toU.oon andtioo a week, though, and HalU
I guess the lawyers got the most of It. Father H HJ
land the new wife are going to live at the Hifl
I Yosernlte. My sisters and their affianced bus- HJ H
i bands wero present at the wedding, but no HaraV,
body else, I guess." Hi HJ
RUNAWAY ON THE BRIDGE. HI
Three Men Hurt by a Colllnlon Near HUH
the Brooklyn Exit, HJHJ
A horse attached to a grocery wagon driven Hal Ha
bv Henri Hebrlng, of 404 Henry street, HH
llrookljn, ran awa on rhe Urooklyn Bridge, tBifl
near ihe New York exit, at ." :I0 o'clock thla H
morning. Hatal
The vehicle collided with another wagon la HbHI
which wero Willi im Markness and William 'BhI
I I lrlch, of 130 hllery street, lirwklyn, smash- HI
I Ing the wagon and slightly Iniurlng both lHH
I men. Ilehrliu was thrown out ot the wagon 'iHJ
and iistalnnl si' ,lp wounds and concussion HaH
ofthehi.iu Ho was removed to chambers 'aaVaaal
stitet ii"s .'JBbbbI
nn i.-e Pi iieiiiu'i I.nuterhorn stopped th HaaHa
''jHLal
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Monday, May 30, " TEE J
EVENING WORLD" will ba H
I printed on Blue Paper in honor lHH
j of Memorial Day. EI
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