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1000 RAiSES, MN
flfaU LEGAL TEMPEST
Rumor That Aldermen Would
Call Becker Witnesses Rouses
Counsel on Both Sides.
mioN'T HAPPEN. HOWEVER
Waldo May Be Asked to Explain
Activities of Three "Strong
Arm" Squads ond His Re
sponsibility for Them.
Tra rtpvrt >***terdaj thal kh* alder
?eaab f*8tnmltt?* taTeatlfltatlajj iho Ki-aft
iimation Inteaded t-. taqulre late tha
?Bjararai i 4*ttl?a ,.f the thre* "sirong
am," atju8?'s ?natatadBed al t\ritd* HaaMt
quarterf tb gambltng, al
f,a,j,. . -? kh* commlttee, broi - l
down ? atortn ?f proti I l John i'.
Molntyre, cotina*! for Lt*ut?iani
Ch?rle> Bl WBfl nt th* head of
ona af thi aan bUnfl i ta b I ? foi ?
,H| in'ii. ? ? Of Inatit
the nrinle: ?( Herni?n RoaentbaX,
A?tins i' ? kttoi ? Moaa aI*o pro
? ?
q,ir-. B Whlch nilBht
tend tO i
?curkw
Mr. U BJ
j: ? r, i ?? - '
BB888BBrll -?? r, and '"
.
to flbow offlclal ci
If tlie Inqulry tax* - ? ra Mr.
I -. ?
most preji " ' >' to hla cttent'a Inti ?
aai tnlflbt $ ?uch r feeltng ln tl ?
,or*irr. inil
?eartra [<* I i falr i
Jury of hla \.
?
t>8 B*U4 ' '"' '"
jnika an efTorl I ' ? i dermanlc
B)iaatl$atlrrn un-il attov t. -
Melntyre S*arch*s Authorit.es.
MtlBt*. re 44,-,s look'.r.g up I
? *s laat niaiht to hnd *ot what form
r-,,.,. .- : -,v;iii hlmaelf ol ko
? hv.oo ot the nl.l'T
, , >, an en.'TK-ney
thoughl Hiat aom* kin.] of i
, rl, ef .,,. bltton" wonM be avaltablc
Bl the 6?ipremo Court.
??ff Br B*r la to bo rrieel in two plaeoa
?j the on* klm* i ranj ba C4>mp*ll*d to
reaort to a legal fMrlnclpta oevm befon
Ina-ok^d n thiB country,'' h? said.
MBtatant Dtatrlet Attormr M
?.irr.ee:, from the reporta Bfl board, I
rirorT K Buekner, r*h* f i aamael foi
ald.rrr.ar .: ? rommitt^e tat?nd*d to call
cartaln *8-ltn?t*?eea ir. th. B*ck*r caai
lartlfy bi rearard to ccrtata pnaaaa of Ih*
ftmbiing altuatlon bb bandled by the po
That would not i>e pertnttted hy the
P.strl't Attorney. Mr. Moaa eaid. and if
riah an eftort araa p*ratat*d lt. b.
BMBBdtte* h* Btlfljhl taw* ta i*4*4a?rl to
tempt of OOUrl Pi"'" I
G<.'-, wbo la flftttnt in th" exti*aordln?ry
tarma of th* i i ''"'"'? ? i " !
$T ia to he 'rird
Mr. **-*a*ataer a*t il reta th* nxtal
-?rkt Attorney taarl mght
when he h.arrl of the threateti.d CO*
taUona by announclpg that ho dld not In
188*1 to call any of the B*cker wttoaaaaa
"I have n't th* allflrhtael ktlea al calltag
anr of Ibe Becker wttaBMaaa,'* ba aald
"The corninitte*. does not tatand to do
anythinr tbal win aan*a*UTaaa th- Dtetrtet
Atforna> n hla work Iti the Baefect ( -
Rumor True in Part.
Mr Buekner aifda***, bowerar, tbat kb*
88*$**! plan of the r-nmmitt, ?? wa* to go
ahaad w ith tha- investU-.'ti'.n tato th' ad
BSMatratlv* pottay of the Pollce D*part
?aal ln bandHag th* rartaoa form* of
**ka, inciuding B*ambltng. aavctaa aad aie
arafarrty houaea H< a u boI aor* whlch
?ubject would he taiaen up fiist at Batnr*
day'a hearing. he BBldt Polic- i"ominl~
iloner Waldo win he a wltncaa
before tha a>rnmtit*e oa itattaralay, and he
wlll he QuestloM I cl n n gard tr, hla
pollcy Ir handllng rlc* 11 I- BB4**TM(>od
Other w,t e**aa may b* called tat< l
?xamirieu ataas tha aanM llne*.
IfatBrally kl - tnejulry imo thi gambllag
rrttjati^r. i- relattan to 'he pattoa aotlcy
ln dea!!*...- nith that partleular form of
Tfce am lead to an tav4B*rtfjjattan of Um
er";ar.l!!d',..ri. actlait-'.B and powers of th*
"?tror.'; arm" aquad*. II if. |B*otBabla
B?ker'8 name.* togethw wltb that of
Iteaiautiii r^omtarfek Riiey aid otbera,
Bhe hai been at the head of thea*
?jjuarlB will flgure In that taancb of th*
kaaaaty lt would nol aurprtae aay an*
whoha* followed th< h4**rfBB*? bcfori Ita
a'.lenn&ny fommltt'-e !f C4?nmtaBlon?P
W'aklo would be examlned al aoine l*nfl*tta
h regar.l to hla 'Y**lai>aMhf*lty*' for
Betk.r aa the h'-ad ut on^ of lhe "afreng
trm" aqiiad*.
lt aaay : that Mr. Boekneri
cotttj*! for tba ..oininlttee. haa not nvn
tloned Bl k"r b>" name durhx tb* mveB
tlgatlor. ?. -a Th'- only tlme that Back?
Wi nam- wfia nvntloned W4U Whaa
Mayor Geynor was a *arltne*a
Th? Mayor ahowed BO compunrtl ai ln
?abtikig ?. thi IntHcted ueutenaiit by
n*ta*. and declarad he wbh oorivinc"4 that
ktrckar hnd been the mo4inK ei'lrlt amo-ig
?B imfteri ln the P**B*l|08 D^partment.
ka$**f fJtaynor tii<i<1.-ntally told at the
ttaaof aendnig an anoiiynrteufl latter ofl*B>
Haining ataout Becker lo OotnaataafaTaMfl1
''aldo a year a?o The Commlankin'T
may ba aaked ta regard to that lattaar
aaathar he had any raaaoa to dafltruat hta
"4trong a-m' man alaoa that tlme.
8ETON HALL TO PAY TAXES.
Trent'.n. X. J. K< pt. ta. fltatoa ilnll ?"ul
*4?e. Whlch lor more ti.an flfty yeara haa
?>4=en BXetnpl liom toxatlon, will have to
PBy taxea t., lb* fctat- Bfl tavtad by tho
**?yth <'>rarii?e Tax Board. axcordiiiK to a
??dilon handed down to-day hy the Htate
^ottd ol Jr>iuallratloti of Thxci-, whlch
^dt that tli<> college ehartr r doee not
C0MUtuta ;ir, irropaatakla oaattinol **?
??nptlng that tnatltutlon from laUKatBOfB.
MI aaaefsmant taaiad bf BJeuth Orang*
f*r laat year le auMtaln^.l.
I Soups, Stews and 1
J Hashes I
f Ar* dellghtful difahea when 1
1 properly aeasoned. Uae ff
LEA ? PERBINSj
I 8AUCE I
1 ?'taa*, Boaala. SteaUa , , : tSalada I
1 **a*4tt Inalptd v itl.u'jt It. f
I An Appottxor 1
l 'ijajwrjajjar^af <=o88. Arenta, N.V. B
CARPET J. I 1 W WILUAMS
aa- ^BL fl?8 CornmBu*. Eat 187J
JLEANING 353 West Mti St
HART SEEKS NEW DELAY
Says He Can Prove Schepps
Wasnt in the Catskills.
O) ; ? ;? gi ipb . . Thi 1 rtbn
iiot Bprtnga .\'k.. gept tt?Two aew
wltneaaea am swear they saw Ham
iScheppi in arkanaat aboul the aarae thne
fJamea L Oraham, an attorney, of thla
city, aaya Beheppa carae to blm for l*pai
|advice, i. >i<;? :i^ to * atatemenl ifsued
to-nlf it by loha W, Hart, counael for
Becker.
,; i bain BaM Beheppa called on him >h8
ay after Roeenthal wai. kiiieri.
B ppa deelared he was in the CateklUa
Hart Bsaerted to-nlght he would nro-"
ppa WBl not lT-a-- tl.e .'Mskills; th;.,
?? New York deteettve pi.ilcd tbe covera
i 0 i hl? cot; but that he vran bere In
Arhanaaa. a? Oraham say?, knoplag na ier
until Immumty could be ar
ranged f?r him. and that a? coon aa be
got *4..nl ti,at averythtag WM Ot, K. he
came from undr-r oover and for ten daya
walked the Btreeta of Mot Bprtnga, "beg
gmg the lo.-al poliremen to arrest him."
Hart aaaerted in an eerlouaneea thia
evenlng that he wotild be able before he
Wi Hot Bprtnga to know every mo\*?
I tha! Beheppa made h*r*. ]]r j?aid he be
red Oraham'a stor;.' and woald Bua*
i atantlati it before he returned to Xew
Tork.
it would cauae no aurprtae, In rtew of
Hart'B Btatement if. on bla return to N"e?
Tork be WOOld aak for anotber rommis
?n* to llot BprtBga tO takf tbe
MlntOny l e baa diaeover^'l
I told Whltman he intended to do
ia WOBld not let htffl intro
the wltneaaee l,.. foand durtng hi?
? Btay before th* eetamlaaton coa
d U'liltmnri took a rhanee. not
? nn'.th. r d*lay.
HELD FOR EXTORTION
Policeman Accused by Formcr
CIcrgyman Faces Trial.
A< lee - c'?rjr":nan of ex*
ton Ing t ? ' o Patralmaa John a.
1 io the Wear ?j?tvi
Btreet ?> ? ? ??hout bail tO
?wall thi aei of the ;r?nd fary bl
M. platrate the Jefferaon
Markel C. . ? ?- fternooo. Wlll
01 who has bei ?? :r njoiitha
? force, ii 1 ra old and
at No. H8 Puti a* ? Brooklyn.
Jo-Spb 11 V" .- ? ?? ra old,
formerly an EpU opa Iu ? ? man, In
Denrflle, N. T., who li i ?> of the
p-?a coM VTater Uorapai .
at No. TT Wall -treet. eharged I atrol
man irltl fordng Mm to pa; '? l
I Auguai M, and tatB on Beptembei t by
threetenlng blm wltb arreat on a 'tious
charga if bc- rafuaaa.
Ya ing paJd the money. bai *a,i. thal
*Tllllamson demanded IKB more. Thlnk*
irij,' thtre would DB BO Bttd tr. hls deinanda.
the prfmeqar \iei'e>i the Weat ITta Btreet
.?t;,tii,n and told hip story.
ln eomi yaalerday v,-.:np'? aai Ingi
bank book. ahowlng that he had dra? n tbe
? on tbe rlateH be gave. -as Intro
flneed aa evldenee. Arthur J. .'rlbens, a
teiir-r in the geaman'a Bavlnga Bank. alao
1>^stili*d he had seen Wllllamton enter
th. bank Wlth Touag on the date? men
tl' ned. I ieorare IV. MarHn, of No. ^15
Montague atreet, Brooklyn, counael foi
Wllllamaen, intr.-durad trvMence ahoaing
r ' Toung had b-*n ane^ted and ar
ralgned In the Jefferaoa Market <;ourt ln
;KS on B BfUrtPUl >.harjre and was pal
under boada to keep tbe peaee f'.r s1s
ni.-.-itliB.
m
ROSE OUT AND IN AGAIN
Only Laughs When Asked if
She Had Been Kldnapped.
Roaa Ko.\, flft*en yeara old, who for the
third tlme vnthin a year dlsappeared >vi
terrlay from h<r bom* at No. ? Hopkln
.on sveaoe, Brooklyn, and who her par*
feaiad had been Bbdooted and proh
,ihly Mftin by a gans;, luiown as 'V.a
''Roehaaray faalhar Duetere," in reveng*
for bavtng eauaed on* of their n-irah-r
t.. be aenl ta the penitentiary. aaa aeen
lute laBt nlght 00 the atreet by Deteetlve
Iionelbjn. who jrave chaae and reught ler
J in a hallway.
At the BrowaavtUa atation tbe glrl ?aa
aiiked if pbe had bf?n kldnapped, but tbe
i only laughed. The ixillce decided to hold
Bl the Btatlon houao until th. arrlvnl
| of ber pareata, when sean aho araa aitb
janot?.'r slrl. ?no made her eaeap*. Mlaa
I I'ox aaid that ahe had b'en staying wlth
b. r glrl ccanpaafcm.
Baaala Oroaamaa. a mambor of the
"Paatcca." war- eonv|r-ta>d not lotag aao on
cbargei made Bf th* glrl and elnce that
tlme 8 i'!'??'" wateh haa been kept on bar,
B araraed that If Grosaman
aenl away" ch., woald ba MBed
Teaterday araa the ftrst time that the virl
araa peraaltted to go out ai,?ir. and tha
lmmedlutcly dlsappeared.
a f
NOWTHEHOUSEBOATPERIL
Board of Health to Regulate
Moorings and Sanitation.
The lloard of Health wlll hereafter over
B?.r all bonaeboata la theaa watera. Health
Commb-Bloner I/*derle, ln explalning th*
feasnaai Bar the adoption by the board of a
Itlon to that effect, aald ye?terday
thal there bad been many complnlnts
about lio-iaeboatB thle aummsr.
"In SbeBpebijad Bay," aald the Commle
?looer, "more than a aeore of auch eraft
u?re an<bore?d in front of the placea of
Indlvtdaala wha proteated asalnat aueh
i procadare."
Th* .ummaBloner aaid that there waa
i dangar f>f typhoid fever in eotse canea.
!jl?. d^.-lared that houaeboata from other
placea an re anchored in the bay? and in
! ktfl abr.ut this elty In lncrsaslng numbem.
nnd tl.e tlme had coma whan such craft
? nad t" ba BBjaawiaea.
By the new provialon of the Banttaty
[Coda Biiowa aa Bectlon 1B7A. no houae
boal while uaed or occuplad. ahall ba
ianrhorsd ln the watere or any lnlet or
bai except the upper or lower bay of
New Vork Harbor. wlthcut a permlt in
wtlting from th? board.
CAR HITS MAN AND WIFE
Staten Island Trolley Leaves
Track-Passengers Shaken Up.
.- T Oldham, a iraln dlspatcher fc-tbe
Btataa laiand RapW T.ansit Company,
hving on Proepeet avenue, New Brighto...
Btataa laaaad, araa atandlng wlth hia wtfe
laat evi ..Ing at JfafBey and CaBtleton ave
nuea wh.'ii a trolley .ar bound for 8t.
Oeorga lumped tha taaak and ran into
tlK-'ll.
Oldham waa aeverely Injured about the
body and head. ar.d hla wtfe had both
hipb li.Jured. They were attended b> a
aargaan from the B. R. Bmith Inflrman.
but i.'fuai^l to go to the hoapital
Half a .lozen |,aa?engera were thrown
about the car when lt left tbe raila. but
aelde from a few brulaes and eeratehea
and sho.-k they were rot bUarad
8UNOAY'8 NEWYORK TRIBUNE
Me,ieH anywhare in tne United
Statea for $2 50 a year.
Patrolman Says Prosecutor
Called Him Off Post.
SEEKING MURDER WITNESS
Bluecoat Declares District At?
torney Told Him Not to Re
port Incident.
Patialmaa Lehane, af tha Weat I7tb
atreet station. on trin. befora Deputy Oem
m!s.?loner l.Mllon. Bt Headi-juarters, yeiter
day told o story lnvolving Diatrtct At
torney Whltman. Lehane was charged
wlth laavlng hia poBt. at uighth avenue
and .Orh street, on the nlght of Beptem
ber 6. lle teatltVd that the Idstrlrt At
tointy. in a hlghly excited atate, nsh.-d
up to him and ordered hlm to follow him
to a houae at No. 828 W *st _4>r), ?trefrl
where he expeeu-U tO COTI er nn Important
?4:tii?FB ln the RoeeathBl .-ne*. Lehan*
d*clared that tha Dtotrlct AttaWBOy BBM
|I,8M bad beer. off.-i*d tba Wltaeea to fl
OUt of town.
"How (Ild you knOW that tii* men -.n->
tbe Dfcatrtet Att>.rr..y7' a?>ked Dapot]
Dtlloe.
'I aaw him ln the OOUrt <>f .".erier.4] Se-.
Bionn a few weei.s bafore that," rcplied
Lehane.
"I followe.l hlm to th* lintiae." eon
tl-nied Lehane. "ir. >n:.i tO BS : Tn *..
in? iipstair*. n*.-\, dont let anybody n
ter or lr.uo thit plaoa whlle T'rn Inelde.'
Ile waa ln Iberc aoma tin *. and then h.
came oul with a mar. whom he sddreaeed
aa ,Mr. Keid.
Ml taid that fl L*tter make a rfrpofl
to my station.' eontinueu Leliane. "Put
he got ex.Hed ard h?id thal 1 n*edn't do
arythin* af the 88rt that h* had the rlght
IO tak. me ofT my poet Tb*n h.. ordere.l
ni" to ser a taxieab nn.) r di<1 ao. Wlur
I got back %r;th thf taa Ifr. He'd wrn,
gona The Matrlct Attorney r??td h* araa
going bar-k inslde lha ho iae and told n.*
if be dldn't return iti threa mitrit*p fr.r
BM te fotee niy way iti _n<i gat Um. Ra
rame out aguln in a fjffy and told m? to
g*t ln and rlde wltb Mn 1 agaln 00*
e?n r?\ that j oughi Ui meka a 7*;.' t. bot
he aaid T BOed not rlr. lt.
"We arara rapldly up rn the fJard.
Paarily tiotei, r>r t*-.it'B whal it appeared
to h?>." Mld T?*hane 'Tt * r\r. at Ko. 198
\\rat i*,i vtir^t, ar,.| t wanl Inald, arttti
the Dlatrlct Attorney. We talked wlth * i
?i -i paraona, m.-hiding the yanrtn w ? md
B fsBoW -.hnlnoV ? Hhoy. 'KfWp
yOUr are >.n thla fello\< ' he b;.i-I to n,'
Taa niav hs\e to .irr'st hlm H* talk
with more peraona "nri aeemed to .- - *:
mtrli SXeited. When we left th* h..'i?<'
be aald: Uy wltneaa ?..t .i ??. ? He left
the eity to-da-.'
I'nder noaa eianiliiBtloii .'ommi1
*ion< r DUion, Lathanc called Iti othei wll
neaaaa ta edrrebo at. blm Tl ? were Pa?
tr.'im?n Deaala Perry an.-i Mlehael <>?ra
pan. of tbe Weat I7tfa atraet atatlon. Tb-1
*a!d they piseed l.*han?' at Klghth arenue
and 2ftrh atr?*t whlle Lehane araa talk.,.?r
with Mr. Whltman
(..'aptain Wakefleld of th* preetact saM
he had Inveetlgated tbe cbarge agalnat
Lehane and raport*'! to Coms
Waldo 'le also aald that the BMU9 ReW
mtrntloned by Lehane had nol te a
knewledge baan aireeted for be aaw RaM
thrae aara latet oa tha atreet, .md RaM
told hlm that he i Held ) hnd cl\*n n valu
abie tip to the Diatrtct Ateerney*
In r*scr\lnaT devriaion r'nmm'salr.nar Oil
lon sald .
"I serlously fount the pr.^a- ,' t*<
pistri-t Attorney to ordeff a rsatretauui eff
hls poat und*r any rlrcum-.tatH-'a "Tb..;*
t\ aa no arre>>t nridt- ln tb* BBBa, and I
thlnk you ahould bave repetfted thi etr?
cumatanee le your prednet."
NEW CARS TOO LOFTY
Double-Deckers Won't Go Un
der "L" Structure.
The dauble decher trolley .ara whi^h
atartled Broadway Wfll hav* t be b*nt
bank to the ahop ? . ?? a llttl* 1*b^
impoBins If thej ?r> to ba pul ln general
ua* throuarhout th. <lty. Th.. dealgnera
of the new etyi* rai ln tb. Ir eaginiesa
for eapn'-lty murt hav.- overtooked Bome
..f tii* reejiilramante of aarfact li ?'
New Tork. far tbi eara CBimOt paa^
under the ele\ated BtruCtor .it ^*wtiI
potota
At pr*Bent the *arB run nni' from tlu
Uattery to at?th atre*r, and ln thrU run
there !e no ohstaele t>? pravent tlrlr
paaaaga Thay aoaM aot hewever, paaa
under the alevated strtietur* at some of
Its lower polntu Whleb would ha\. to b<
ri*gotiated lf th- aengea waa i Btaaded.
At th* otfireM ..f th* New Ifork RhIIw.cb
Company it ?ai eai.i yestergay tlu.. lha
firat rara war* rner. i\ expertmental nri<i
that no deriaion ba.l bfMn rea-h-d \-t
whether they ahoald be nd..pt*<i fer gea
aral uae. lt la e?>rtaln thal if anotber lot
Ib order-ed the <1ealsn<rM ul.l take 884*8 n.
go over the Bm and take a few BBaaaara*
menta.
??"Ti<-ept for th* mattar of h*igbt. the
new rara hav- preaeated r.o radlcal ile
faet. it la eekSeat, bowevar, that they
have not achleved the a.ime ie,.,jy popu
larity aa the new Btyle atepl^se t^rn ?!tii
whieh tho cempan;- baa been exi-erlni.nt
ing reccntly, for alraady ord- ra bare baaa
plaeed for IM eara of that tyi ??
THOUGH OLD, THEY WED
One Bridegroom Ib 86 and Hia
Wife 10 Years Younger.
.By Taiafraph is Tha TrtfeaM.)
Montgomery, Mo.. H*pt 25 - Kdt-aM
I>oekhart. who waa thlrty-flve raara <-ld
when be cnlHted ln tbe I'nlon army ln
1881, waa marrled here to-day to Mra.
Barah RiiBsell. wno then wa? twenty-flve.
The brtdegroom la now eighty-aix and his
tride ecventy--ix. rearlng the reeta of
thelr frlende. they etol* away and wero
marrled ln a nearby tewn.
MlnneaDolls. Bept. 25.-C. O. Johnson.
rlxty-one yeara old. of OaillMintOWB,
Tenn . and Mlsa HetSB John.?on. of Phila?
delphia, flftv-flve. were marrled here ?a
day after an elopemt-nt from the yuaker
dtr.
INTANT'S BODY IN WOODS
The pollee of Harr!Bon-on-thn-8-)und ara
try Ing 1? aolvc the ni.vj.teiy surroundlna
tbe glaoavary of a partjen of the body oi
an Infatit whb h waa found In the woodi
near Purchaae, a ehort dlBtaiu-.- from
Whlte I'laina. Thla la the aecond dead
body that has been found ln thla vlt-mlty
wlthln the laat few montha. Barly tfl thi
Bprlng tho body of an Itallan. *. Iti. four
teen stab wounde in the back. was f.nind
fi.oatlng In tb* pond n.ar r. .juarry. and.
ihough the police UH*d every mean* to
inravel the myBteiy, lt la as yet uu
aolved.
I5,lward Dean arnl Bgv ard A.-kerman,
of Whlte Plalna, were out huntlng yea
lerday. Wbaa their dogs uncovered the
head and arma of an InCam. T
anbeared to have be<n dtamembered Brttt
a kiilf*. r''* bor.es had b*en eovered -.Hh
*artb There *as no *jgn of *io B*et>
prlnta nearby. \
HURRICANE SWEEPS JAPAN.
Much Loss of Life and Damage
to Property and Shipping.
Tokio. s*-].i ::. -a burrleaae swapt aaar
Japan oa the niKht nf B*ptomb*r8. There
wh- much lo** o( Mf* and heavy daniag.
io property and shipping. All rommuni
cattoni ..;?? badl; ,>ii.Tn.pi.-i. \ lerpedo
i).,Ht and tbe destroyera T*chlbana and
Fubukl \4.-r.. stink in la* Bay.
Toklo baa h.. r. aataaoat eemptatoty tae
| lated atae* f4*?-tanab*r 2-'. owtag ta ta*
vaideapt-ad de***aatattoa by tho typtawn,
' Whlch eetrrtod down nV. the telegrapl:
1 line.. Af Ynkohama th* Freneh anaawvd
| urutoer Dnplalg drae?Tatl her a*achori an<i
|w*n< aabari she araa palled orr, ho4\
8*4*4*8*, th* foll .44 lag day.
At BMa-wnoaekl, tatand af Heode, a
Pll?lail mallboal found.-red. Tha easual
tlea ar* unknown. The losaes to ahippitig
h*TB bnanTflrr waitwia. Tba .lapanas*- bat
ttaahlp SatMitna and the tendor Maaahfl
were dtainaated. iv.ur aoatrajrcra and 1
liv? torpedo boats tgflfr* drlv.m ashore.
CHARGES $5,000,000 LOSS
Stockholder Asks Reimburse
ment in Elevated Deal.
Chleaa*4V F<*pt. 2?.-A rharge that a $2o.
$flB,fl$$ l.ond laflue of the Northweatern 11.
?rated lialiroad of Cbtaaaj* wa* lllegaily
tHapoaod of for i-">.ooiv?x) to the govrrn
Ing eommlttoa of th.* meraat *f the rhi
eago etetratad railroaala is made ln a bin 1
fnr Injunrtif.n and rr covery Blei here to
d.iy hy Dartd .T. l.vana.
In hla hill. fllr.l !n the Bupastor I outf.
B, a* B Bt')''kh"l?lar in the N'orthw-"
Etarated road ..ekn tn feeee tha $Te*
f*natanta t., explata la bobtI the detaiis
? >f tb* nt'M'k paurehaa* eeatrael or ayadl*
...!?; B8jre*aaanl aalarad tata 00 May ??
1011, bulaaaa the eie-wit*.! m.id aharflhekd
er* and Henry A Blair, unoer whlrli
Btalr, aa kinetee, ebtdbted a majority <>f
',*-. * ol tne Northw'ftern company.
Tii" (MendanUi ara:
BamtMl innuii Brlttae I. BuBd 'WBltam
W .-.riffln. Wllilam A. Vox, Henry A.
ftl.lr. Mason B. Htarrlni*, Paimn-l M< -
Roberta, John H. (iiiilck. Ita M. t'obo, .-,?
dlrector* of the r"..'V and Inrank A. \ im
darllp, Hlalr ar.d McBeb*trka) as ?r'iatee8.
irndar the aarreemeit .-reatlnK whnt la
kr...i4n aa th* CMcago Etaeated Rallwa: ra
< oltateral TruBt.
Vaaderllp. *>i.?Jr, lacull, IfcRol ?
and V. A DalBIM and B. W i'.i
d*n, aa :^m; ? ra ot lb* governlni* Board
tt* and tiie N.ni.'ni.i Clty
Bank of New York tha Ctanaaonwealth
Ediaon Company. kh* Ch$**go ItaBwaya
? . ai..: the Cbtaege Clti Bai
I Company, ata* ar* 4taf*n4tonla
I .-. ,,, a k ? tO f4***4Si tl.<- d*?fe- .laiitf
... rataftbeva* tt... Norfhwaatera ' l< ? >?? I
j{aii4>a\ Ceaapan] foi what h* ctata
...?-?. 11, lb* uai.
.
DOMINICAN NEWS CUT OFF
Minister Pcynado Believes the
Rebcls Won't Oppose Marines.
VasMBitea, *?*pl M B'aa Ingtofl re
r.-ivf.) ro o*wa froni ih* Domla Bi
t'?-fi?,4- oa aeeounl >>f th?* ruttina
ot '-ahie?. by the r*b*la r .-par.?t->n ?
aa-.-nt forward aistreely fer th* eaiiing of
tha tr-in.i o't Pralrta, from Phlladelphta.
-aritn th* an ta empel
th# reopenlag al Daa ' ? *'
bouaaa atang tha hor.w af Haytl Pt?b>
1 -.?'!'.- all af tb* b8*b whe aill a I ? ?
,,.. aqr-M 11 ? are aea 01 thelr way
fr?.m tr'ir r**p*4*tlT1 P4tata BlOBg tlie
Atlantl - ' <?8t
Ia tb* ab**ai 1 ot adartce* from their
gorflntmaflita D*intaa*aa tttntoter TWt
r.ado aad H >??? '?' fltar Uorm hatk
??-? r-ii'-ant h - ing tbe a*eta*oa
,. ti r. r.'t.ri t^rat.* t<. latad Daartai
tha i^iaii,1 1 >r. P4*yna4o, laowetet
, r....,. ?' a betj) r tbat tii^ n b*la a
... 'rO;..4|-r.l
, . ', 1 ? * ? mtag
An.arl.-an BM 8, and that It * onLl
. . , ba ? .,? > for th. ? Bpedttkou to
t ????,?'!''
BB**taal i". K"4err,m'iif waa cenhaed te
ti/- EfayHaa boid-r hh<i araa r*arrtad
? - . i roall band* af ah* it fl i
B00M M00SETTE HATS
Every State Will Get Supply?
Perfecting Plans for Ball.
ii looka mra m if Ih* i oantry *?..m! .
goea be ttotted wiih ntaMcni arcarlnc H'l'i
an . .mi" Bati
M 4 aldry Ix.'nelly. i,t tb state B4 ld?
qja ut, - of kh* l*r*ajr***ltra party, in Baal
2s.fii Btreet, Bald r**tatrda] that one bun
diad "f kb* hata w>.iid Boea g.. o-u t.>
, acfa of Un rtataa ot tha Uatan.
Kumben "f kb hata ara bemg boU ln
Kea rork, and i' la aald that ??? oaa?
tlBganl of W4wn?n wearlng whlta dn
aad Ih* liiiiiinn-'.''. hai" w.'il.l ni.i-eh ln
th* i-4'.ii-. on tlw ninrht of tba Bao?**ll
ntifleatloa m**tliay. October :t;
Tl.lf. afternoon MI88 I'onn'-lly nnd a
eerpaef ban4taanahatt*d p'ris -aih go out
in an B8*ten*40bB* i" faaata np btBfl nn
nouncin** ti.> Mooaaita t>aii al tha flfar*
ray IIHl f.y.e'ini on Ih* nlaht ?,f Oct4>
ber 1.
Stome of the pafrone^ses ,.f the ball ar.
Mr4 (iiffty B Btraoa, aftoa Bthel C. n-H-iB"
a-alt. Mrf. PoiisIms Itohln?i)i. IftoB JatM
Aditaana, Mt?8 r-rri'i.- Ktdtor, Mtaa
Bertha t ftfla*it*a*najfb, Mra. Btlward Drai.-r,
lfjaa M,-iry Drvtar, Mlaa Abea Ca4*penter,
.\Ir? William Vanani-e. Mr*. William
Crant Ftrown. the R^v. Mla.8 A. .T. Alle
baek otid Mrs. Tbeeduia ltoo**T*lt
M TAOGART, JOOKEY, WEDS
Surprises Hia Frlends by Marrying
Maryland Oirl Here.
Tho.n.ir MeTnpnrart. a Jmicoy. who rldes
for AaartaM Betaaonl al kh* Plaaltaa maet*
Bgfl "h'\it tb* harrler'' when he waa
lnaniad OB TuflBJllay Btgbt Ih thl? rlty to
MtaB Myrtlfl T.D-a*, Of KO. HI Belvlder,
aaattm*, Arltaajrtosi. MA Mtaa u-r-aa'a
paianta aipantad that th" rnarriaKa would
takr- plaaa Baal February. bai tho ronplw
Bhpped Off and aurprlsed thelr frhnd*.
Th*y l*ft Balllaani a on ataaatay m-rninit
for New vork. a4*a*aimaaaied by John Ma*
Taaxart. a brother of Um bddafljreoBB, t.>
N i, his mother. who tt***** at No. MH
wo,,t itd aflraat Th* eoapla wlll retura
te Batttaaere ta aaerrew, ..nd M4*Taa*ga4i
44111 inak'- preparntlonp ta rlda ln the
mnrel meotinar. II* kBfl BBBB-B Ml??
I.uras a vear, b*-eomlna; BOaaalatad with
h'ar at Ih* fall Plm,|oo meetlng. She ls
aaetarteaa ?v''a" ?**** a1"1 1,u '" twenty*
three.
_ a
BOY WAS KILLED BY TROLLEY.
Clefg ot blood and *>om.- ::tiTan hair
roi.tid -BWlBWflay hy aa luspector of the
I'liMi,- S?n-lee Commte^lon on a Broad?
way troii.v ear ciearad the aayataiy of
tha daath of Daniei Pannera, the gewe
boy Who** mangled b'>dy waa found on
tb* Broadway track. hetueen 1f?th and
14,7th atreet.*, on Monday. As the blood
Naaa found on the front atep, dlraaotly
ander the cloaed iloor to the left of the
motornian. lt ti belleved that the boy
waa ateallng a rlde and illpped b^neath
the wheel..
MRS. MUNDY LOCKED UP
Former Wife of British Earl's
Brother Invades Police Station.
INTOXICATION THE CHARGE
Woman Who Eloped with Mag
azine Writer Adds New Ohap
ter to Strange Story.
[nea afandy, dlvoreed w.tr ot Talbot
Chetarjraea Ifoady, a magasine writer,
and formtaiy the wifa of the Hon. Ruparl
.'ravpn. waa arresfd laat niorlit at thei
Bfeaf ;:tb atreet paHea station on tne i
? ha'?e of intoxfeatlofi ai-d dlaorderly eon- j
rlu<-t. Mrs. Mut.dv BBBaa tO the DOUec Bta- I
tlon and reejoaated Llantaihinl Ihlelda to]
aend a poHcoaaaa to Nea leraay bb tbrce!
ber husband to pay allmony whieh ahe
sald wa* due ber. Bhe aald her addreaaj
for the laat wnk had be?n No. ."jV Weat
17th atreet, aad that ber former hiiBband j
had not Bupported ber atnce he had Bvedj
ln New .W?ey ?nm? tlnir. OJjo.
The HeuKmRnt, after beartng ber oaee,
adviserl the woman to a;et ? lawyer. Ofl
hla refusal to e.tid a polleeman att<-r her
buBbaad MrF. Iloudy began complalatng
in a loud rotei. nnd no Boothlng arorda
of tbe Banteaant eould qut. - her. wiie
gnally b*rame ao rtolenl that abe waa
plac i under arreat
Bhe was tak?-n ta th' Jeffersof Karhet
eourt before Magiatrata Barlew, arho daa
charged her, wlth a reprtaiand
inf/. Ifundy "ii1 aaarrted f,, the Hon.
Bnpert <"rav..n. a brother of tne Bar! of
Craven, in UBI, just befora the noer arar
3b" weat to the front wltb bttn. Aft?T
tb*" war they took an eetat. ln County
c.rk. Ireland. Later they traveUed
thniugh Earopa and nuaily laaded ln
brttiafa Booth AMea. Here thay m*t
Taib'.t afuady, who waa eollecter at ro-t
Floreaea
Mr*. Craven fell in la a - iha and
the-. pioprd to Mombassa, wnere they
war- marri.-i. Her Biat buaband got -i
dlvorce from ber r-oo:i after the ?>lop"
ment.
A ilozen yaia, aao Bhe waa; f.jr a iltne
on. of tbe most talked of women ln Bap
Und. At that tlrr," Bhe flgured ln the
Chandoe-Pole dlvorce iul1 Beeauae "f
Duaua] beauty( ber repntatfon -e a
. mtry rider und h>r hon
?rette ameklng aad braady drinklng ber
?ppaarance In courl exettad freal Inter
. ^r Baaong the hmUoaaMe f"'k la Leen
, ity Bereral yeara.
? fadad aad bex Bnaaelal
? Um loweal ebb.
Ura Muady cama Into notlee In Sea
v..rk + fea reart ago whea bei buaband
diod ?? it gaag of "gopbera"
?nd i.iiii..-i BlU d ? ';
ator) of her blgti ao. lal eenoeci
ong wlth ?
of her d ? ? troub kt i
4 \. , ?.i n ? dsstre to retun to
, ufa ln r_Bgland, aaa rtii | I ?
tha trae aa aaaj atmoapbera of Amer
),.., |n ... ihe eould a Boke elgarett. ?
and drlnk brandy and soda to ber hearl -
? ..t. >\.-if naor. ?greeahia to her.
I ? ? ber Beparattoa from ????:
buaband aha dropped from alghl for ser
eral montha. and tb-n bagaa to raappear
nt latervala with storlea of ber Bnaaelal
troubiee. with h-r rarylag fortunei ?
;iva,l . ..n-..'nn. ? In th. mi Bl f..1
hOtfria a:?l .-otnet.ru->- ln the gae bOUM
rt int t !? t
8
ARMOURS SQUEEZE "SHORTS
Kanr-aa City Corner Scnds September
Wheat to New Fig-tire.
Kai ? " ??-? * "**?*''
on th. lo. i Board ol 1 ? I <: to-day
lo f,, i -i,. ? -.,| .-? ol tha Armour Oratn
, ompai ? "? i '? ?'?'?? "hl '" ai i l
i u ,,,,.,. ? ,i .-?? ptemb. ? wheal m the
Kauaaai City market ll la aald thal aerr?
ar^i Mg Cblcage apeeulatera hara Baan
r-a-ittht "ahoiI" hi I ? aTanaaa City raar
.. asptomber wheal aeM to-dej fer aa
hlgh .1- '-?"? eeata In Kanaaa City, bb
etghth af .? eanl ahore the hlghaat lep
teraber wheal aaetatlen ta Cadeage Ul
der neratal cetidltleaa prleea aheall be ?
lo 7 rmts lower > ? l Ib I Meaga
Tho Arraaar oorner ki the btggeet daal
? ?..r und.Ttaken "n thi KaiiMe .'!.*
Boa af Trade Tbe total Aiiueur boM
mga >.f Beptt nbar ofmtraeta w?-re about
11.i baahala Qraln aaaa aay the \r
i ,...r company baa naaale a proBt "f t to T
? buahf i on the minion buahea. f.r
psoi tbal have alreedy bean aoid to
"?horta" in the t-it.
FINDS AUTO BANDITS PISTOL
Boy Unearths It in Machine After
Police Search iu Vain.
a boy nemed Bjobert Maaeuao, whlle
playtag around an automobile atanding in
froni "f PeMee Heesfqaartara b.et niKbt
dlaeovered a load.-.i rerelrei in a pooket
,,t tba l.m.-blne.
Thr aiitomobllo waa the one in whlci.
Btepben Dolre and twa other mep wer>'
tldlm; on Monday when John Popper, 8
eheaae Bieiihant ?"? bahl up at Nlatb
avenue and Kth atreet and robbed of
jl MJk Siin-e the arreBt of Dolee the mi
chlne haa atood la Centre Market Piaee
imattendfad, and thougb aaveraJ BoHaaaaen
had looked lt over t"io pl'.tol wae not
brought to Itpht until laat nlKlit. Young
Mancuao tarned the revolver over te Pa
trolman Stackinan, who waa on poat ln
ih. nelghberbood.
HI GONE; HE STAYS
Declares Employment Agency
Man Deceived Him.
BOTH WERE TO GET JOBS
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Police to Investigate Story?
' Girl Coralng Baek from
Pittsburgh To-day.
\ aad BM penltent ytmng man w*Bd*d
bN 4VKy through tiie mti'i r.f the East
Sld* iaf,t night to the iiomr- of Mi?s Rr.<-?>fe
lacB, af No. M Qoereh atrtet ifa w*nt
flo teii Mi8? Bneira pai*ntt= that th*
young womaa waa on har n'ay to Bt.
Pael, and that his intentJon of fOHowtn*;
her had been foftad by whal i.e raiied th
double denlin? of a Io.nl employment
afljaaiey.
iiut Mlaa ftaeD'a parcata a'.ready knew
-rination ot O\oir dauflThter. They
bad reeelved durlng tbe afternooa a tata
trram from ber ln Httaburfb, bieaachlBg
ttvni ti send her a ticket tbat Bh* Bllgbt
I > rre l ack hom*. She and flve other glrls.
it davelip^d. had BtBTtad f'4r St. Paul
?Alih a niat. who p4*4**mte*d them munifl
eent Job* bul tbe man waa orroMod
wiii-n th? traln arrlead al Plttoburgb on
the auaplrlon of hvlng a "Whlta BtoTflr.".
T'-e penltaiit young man 4'as lemuel
reldman. of Ko. Bl *ta4***maa ^tr.-?t.
Brooklyn. He told hls story to th. polir-e
Ia*1 night. nnd a* a rexult a dete^ti4-.. wl".
vtfltl tbe Jeuien Employment Agency, at
Nn Hi* Rlrtli averue, this nvrning to tn
?'? tr,to the nature nt the huslress eon
dtlCted th*r* by e, gow! Inoklncr young
man wltb glaaaaa who sa4?. ba ls from
the West.
BBBlUOl has bean out of a job for sarrte
tima and fOT the last two v? ."ka ba* he*n
ftaejuentlBflj tb* employment ageney men
tl'i; rd a*H*l a. 8few to B*4**artag work. Not
tal B flK? ''* tnet there the young man
44ith glaaaaa wbo Inqutoad poiitHy i.-hetb
er he kne4>.- any of New Tork's falr .>e\.
Hamue! r.pllod that bfl knavi.- Bjfjaa, Pnell
v*ty aell, l.avlng been "keeplng eom
! pany*' wtth her for about d* moi.tha.
i "f'rlng har around," said th^ ymmg
man. "and t'11 glv. t.er (ln* job out ^ eat."
Misa ajaell'a "at.adv espkaJned thatshc
I didn't B**d 8 :?.t'. BtaC* flhfl h id a goM
ion>' t\ith aa Bnaerwear heuaa ta Weot
?-Cd atreet Aa arrang*sneal waa Imall]
arrived at. hoaaay--:'. by Whleh kftaB Sne'.I
ahould 1k- tak.-n Wcal aad g*t lurraiive
etnploymenl in the young man'a factorj.
III BBiinded good to Bamu?l. U* took tha
glrl to ti..- agency.
"Tou knew hon gli ? are," rrnaxked
BamtatH laal nlgbt, ptalBttrely. 'Tt. told
ber Bb* n;.s a flklltad operator and
wouMo'l baa* any troub!" al all maklng
BM "r BM :. ' ??? k. Bb* toU fof hla lir.e
of t..:k risht away.
?? Da j . i waal ir. g.> aowb tner ?' aha
aaya to ne. I dlda't ".Nant to ko at flret.
, but W? Bxed :i up ii044 V4.- \4ouhi go OUt
. ? re for a ee4iph of bhh tha, "?vp up 81*6
I or $if*i and ? an* baek i.era and?you knov
?get Bsarrlad. Bbe'a be*a lulping n.< -
a little "Ir.ro I hav-n't had fl J"b. but .
f. llOW ran't k**p nn taklng HK.ney fronr
a glrl, can ha? An; **/, w<- *ajr**d. Tbi
sirif waa to gel Bhlftod Ttjcaiay and tl
l.K II Frlduy. tha feBOW Wltb thr- glfl B*4
toM aa Baaak* pald down M centa ta ??? l
b*T nain^ i ut dOWB BBd h*r*,fl the te
relpt."
Tounfl 1-".Ma ?*.". produeed .i rumpled
pleee -<t pap.r wblcb purp.>rta.<i to t.^ a
recelpl for M c*nta "on d*po*ll fee pcal
tlon BB <.r^rat..r." It v, ..* ^Iifned "H C
J. n^r. "
"Beeala '""k lb* I ri tram from t!v
Panaa hfanta Btattaa ta*1 right," Yo\<\
nttaaed. ''Bhi klss^d me *.
I wcnl nround t.? tlie afljcni
, ?r ii g ? ?'? 4 ?-? .t when r 44a..
-, t .'.1 B B IM '.'...'1 at"t a t- | l.-:. ?
? ttaare wereu'l ar.y m<*n B?ded ?
i Juat glrla. When I atarted ta tel! hlm
[ what a faker he waa rn- ktcked me out"
j "You aay Beesie BtOpped off at Pltta
[ bUTgh? I guesa ahe got wlse to tho guy.
She'a got a lot of aetiBe. that glrl haa.
When d'yo thlnk alie'll be back? '
lieataaant McNalty, of tbe det*rctiva
j bureau, na.-ured the youth that ahe would
j be looke.j out for. Tho man arrested ia
Plttabargh gave hls BaaM as Hurry flut
ton, sccordlng to a tHegram whieh
reached the police here early in the day.
Aeeergfag t.> PfBdaaaa, s?inton was ona
..f the men who Betped t.j get nea Kins
to the Sixth a rn-..- agaaKiy. Sutton's ar
reet was atFected thiough the eonou. tor
on the train Whlch took t! ? party from
New York. The conduetor nottced aerenil
of tb*; girla woeplng. and totctTOgBtlng
one, who gave ber Baine bb Bkante Baalli
deddsd that the matter had better ba
look.-d into by tha poUoe He telegraphed
ahead and dfrtectlvce in"t the tiuin on iia
arrhal at Pittsburgh.
Betton toi.i the PIttaburgh poneo tha: h?
was WOrfclllg for an ampto}UMUt agency
ln Weat 117th Btreet, thta city. tl, ? tele
gram to Headiiiaiters sald. The police
here were aaaMa to rm.i aa agrnrr ut
tho aadreae glren. and it araa not until
l-'eldman was taken to li.ad'iuurteis laat
niglu that they learned hls contieetiont
in this eity.
DOG FOR MASTERS DEBT
Boy Who Was Bitten Demands Pay.
ment on Judgment.
If Justlre La Fetre entertalns a motton
made yeaterday In the City Court a eer?
taln hulldog wlll be 50M to eetiefy a judg
ment againet his maater whlch waa ob
tained beeauae the dog blt a boy. The
ewaer of the dog is Krederlclt Drunim, of
No. W> Pleaaant avenue, The boy who
was bitten ln Kred^riek Sohuck. flftee
yeara old, of No. BBJ Eaat 122d atreet Hia
muher. as guardlan for the boy. eued
Drumm and got a judgment for 81.043.
Th<- ludgment agalnst Drumm *"'an no*
satlBfir-ri. and in sounding hlm ln eunple
iiiaritsir-- proceedlngs as to hla flnanrla
;,bility "to pay the Judgment. ha owned
up to owning property raJBal st UA
Counael for Mra. Schuck aaked the rourt
veeterday to appoint a receiver for
Drumm wlth a vlew to gattlng all hla
property that ean b<? uaed ln the Bettla
ment of th-i elalm agalnat hlm, meludlng
thf BUtlty dog.
Yes, with a Bunion
like this?
you can wear ? CoWABD Bim^n'
Shoi with ab?i'lul?' romfort. No
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SOLD NOWHbRh ELSB
JAMES S. COWARD
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Extracts from
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