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likriy to bo polled flown to dafaat him
self. exoept for the poaalbUlty ol ?
Tammnny lndorsement.
On this nccount, it may ba aald, ona
Of the proposals whlch Mr. Whitman
has had put bafore him for conaldera
tlon is that he uuthorize his Indepen
dent nomination by pafttlon for Dla
trict Attorney, ao that his nam" could
Btand out. in a column by Itaalf,
from any ontangling alhancaa, f hlCh
might drag down hii total Tha baalg
for this aoggaatlon, II waa aald, waa to
make aa oartain as poaaible, barrtng ?
Tammany indorsement, that Tammany
would at least not rocapturr the Dia
trlcl Attoruay'g offloa.
Third Ticket Possibility.
As to th^- puaalhUlty of Mr. Whitman
hf-Hdintr a Republlcan or third ticket
for Mayor, many of the meaaagea re
eatvcd by the Dtatrlct Attorney yeetar
day wara to t,i( effad thal tha Rapub?
lican organlaatlon could ri<>t be held In
llne for the present fusion ticket and
this alao ??' ai oaed as a part ? I
argumen! t" convlnca him that there
was no hope Of gUCOeai agalnst Tam?
many unlaoa he led the ficht aa the
Mayoralty candidate.
Mr. Whitman's objectton that Tam?
many arould b? .1 surc wlnner in a
three tickal flaM waa mel wlflf the
auggeatlon from mnn- of the more
radical Rapublican leadera that hla
candldacy would put the pr.-sem tuaion
tlckel ao far in the rear that the flght
n. i.id raaorve Itaalf Into a two-tieket
flght betwaen the tlckel headed by
Whitman and the Tammany ticket
Two or three Republlcan dlal
leaders throatened to realgn if Whit?
man waa not made the Mayoralty
didate, and even thoae leadera who fa
vor acceptmg the fuaton elate adm ti
yesterday That :t would be a hard
flght t>- llne up the organlaatlon
port and the rank and flle, who an
oonvlnced that Mr. Whitman waa
"jockeyed" OUt of ;' alty iinmi
nation.
Th" alternative plan to th< "atlck"
or Mb it" propoalttona offered yeat<
by the Republlcan leaders was in the
nature of an appaal f. r a real dlrect
primary on the f ision Mayoralty nomi?
nation.
This waa propoaed with the Idea of
gaaking the eomlng electlon a two
Ucket flght and the method outlined
?wns tr. >mvp Re] ubllcana Pr< l
and Indepi ndenc< Lt i icra vote at
th. ir raapectlva prlmarleg on all three
namea that wara propoaed In the I ? i
committe^?Whitman; Mltchel and M< -
Aneny.
on tha Prograaalve ballota tl
requtre that Whltman'i or M< Ai
name ahOttld be "written in" on the
ballota, becauw by reaaon ol the ?
. nrohnent of Progi.methlng
than 12,<iN? in t'::- graater clty, it
would be n ph : >nl
p. sf-iiiiit>? to gel petitlona. algned by
enroUc. Progn thi exb nl of
4 pei cent of thelr vote for Governor
? ar, as the law req In
On Dsmocratic Eallot, Too.
This tame achemc contemplated th<
idea of having Whitman and Mltchel
put on the Domocratic primary ballota
by patitaon, whlch would have to t..
signtd by ir.,4tX) enrolltd J> mo l
The man who propos<'d thla gcheOM
suid that in the Democrata1 cih. thla
would not be ddricult in Whitman's be
half. becauee a reeent poll takan of
aeven hundred anroUad D<
voters ahowad 810 for Whitman, 811
for Gaynor and Ti* BCatl rittf
Mltchal and McAr.eny.
?amual B. Koenie. Republlcan county
rhainnan, with Luf len Kouhetir. the
Progn'Sfive who has eonalatently op
poaed Kranris liird in his atand igalnat
Whitman. and leidor Waaaarvogt 1. of
Mr. Whitman's staff, were Mr. Whit
mar.'s flrat railers after his n-turn to
the dty, and, although thay r*mamed
for upward of an hour and ? half, thay
had nothing to aay whea thay
out.
Delegatlona from aeveraJ Independent
organiz;:iionB lir.ed up for Whitman for
Mayor followed, moal of them with the
word that while still ready to BUPport
lum for Ma>or they could not or would
Bbt awing ovat to Mlfc heL
fiadarlck C Tanner, Rapublican
leadfr of the LT>th Assernbly I>is f r 1 < t
;;nd a ctoag fHend of Dtatrlct Attorney
AYhitnian. who IJvea in his distri. t. WM
much exercteed laat mght whan b< read
th.it ba would reatfgn his leaderahip.
He dldatcd the folkrU Ing
"In this evening's pap.is I ani TO*
portad as sayniK 1 would n si^n thi
leadrrnhip of the 25th Aaaambly Dis
trict whathar Mr. Whitman ran on
th? fuaton ticket or not i "iii nol ra
?iign duriag any flght and as long
am laadar i ahall axart all th< Influenca
i poaacaa to aa ure th<- atrongeal anti
Tammany fuaton ticket poaaible."
CALLS FUSI0N_J0 ARMS
Mitchel Addresses Meeting?
To Complete Ticket Next Week.
Aithoujrh th<- exacutlva oommltto
th*> Cltlaana' Munldpal Commlttea, eaa
bradng tha fuaton forcea m thla fit;..
v.as i'i aeea on laft night from I ??>
o'clock untll UJO <> < io<k. no .:?
t.on waa laken in the Hnal aelectlon of
eertaln plaeea aa the tlck* t. John Pur
roy Mltchel, fuaion nomlnee f"r Mayor,
araa preaent an^i made a ahort apaach,
CaUini upon all arrayei
H?;airiKi Tunimanv Hall to r.. | to^aher
:,r -) arork for th. f uaaa ticket
Borough r-f.-ii. ..t McAnenv ???? not
present. but Ma letter, aceepttng tha Pu?
hion aonunatloa for Praatdant of tha
Board of aidermen was read Joseiih
i prl -, eaaUrman of the eommlttee,
praiaed I a Bon M Preaidenfi eonduet
!n pledglng hla eupporl t.> the t
Dtatrlct Attorney Whitman, aecordlng
to Mr Prtea, baa aol pei announ ai his
attitude toward th. raatan hiate, but the
ehalrman said h?? aapactad the i)i?trict
attorney "wouM ia his duty."
.> -..tlon tfjwnr'l tha BQlaCtlon of <undi
aatea on tha oaunty tickal araa uUtea al?
though the eonUBttte havlng this in -harge
hald a Boaating Tha mHttor was put ovet
untll next Tuaaday niisht
LEAGUE MEN CALL ON MAYOR.
M^m'.-ern of the aaaoutlva eonunltte#
of the Mayor OajrnOf Kusion and Noml
nating Lsague ealled on the Mayor at
hiK office in the dty Haii yaotgrday.
it Kovs Applaton. chalraaan, and John
M rlarrington, aeeratai r? "f ?" ''
'v,,r- among the trialtora The rapraat
tis.s . f the laague aaM th? r had ?
. nrollad rw mbera who wera anxloua
to ranonunata Mayor naynor by paUUon.
fUym rjaynoj refuaad reatarday t- dis
cuna the polltlral situatloii with news
paper raportera.
TWO MEN ROB
FAST MAIL CAR
Handcuff the Clerks as Train
Rushes On and Escape with
All Registered Matter.
Ingham, .via., Aug, I --The mall
ear on tha faat LoubrrtUa ? NaahvUle
? ? r train No. I, IX ttbDOUOd fl ?n
Kew Orleana, waa robbad early '?
by two unknown whlte men, who held vp
the mall clerka. All the raghrtered mall
waa taken. but no eatlmate was made to
night "i the amount obtalned.
T1' train raaehed i;irmin??ham on thne,
o'clock, and two of the mall < lerki
Oeorge Hoovar and B. '?? Tork-were
found handcuffed togathar In aucb a way
thal the Irona had to be ftied from thelr
wiists. The thumba of Chlef Clerk Harry
ISveretl ware aaeurely bound together
a Itb heavy twine.
The robbera boarded the mall ear at
Calera, on the ?Me oppoalta the atation,
aa the train bagaa to move. The derka
aald they wer< coverad with revorreraand
r"\ tO tum their face* to the wall.
jEJv< rett looked around onca .and waa Hrad
the bullet Juat mlaalni hla bead.
Tl ? rol ' ? l ed from the train nt 14th
reet In Blnntngham.
B
MURPHY TO BE WITIMESS
AGAINST GOVERNOR HERE
He'll Be Invited if Committee
Obtains Any Substantiation of
"Bagmen*' Charges.
? ? ?? Jamea J. Fmwley, ch.drman of
. iial re committee whlch la Inveeti
gatlng Oovernor Bulaer'a campalgn fund,
- i .1 th< committi a b ould ln> Ite
Charlea r Murph] to teatlfy, provided
,.:: ittee ?aa al Ii to ol taln any
nui t ntl tlon of the Oovernor'a chargea
that "bagmen" for Ifurphy collected cam?
palgn oontrlbutiona whlch were never
1 ov< r to the offlclal fund. The
: begin its hearlnga in thla dtyj
,,? the Clty Hall tO-day.
Chalrnuin Frawley aald Mi Murpby haa
hla willlngneaa to appear b? fore
th< committee aa a wltneaa at any ttme.
Mr. Murphy'a tetter to chalrman Frawley,
In whlch ha aaked for an Inveatlgatlon ol
the 8ulaer "counter chargea." wlll be read
Into the record at the hearing to-day,
and then forwarded to the Oovernor wlth
-? for more apeclnc Infom
Lamb Rlcharde, counael for
thi committee, yeaterday aald the nral
wttnefleea called bere would ba ofnciala of |
the Mutual Alllancc Truat Company, ol
\. 5 v all atr< -' Loula A. Bare< ky,
Oovernor'a confidential clerk, who
handled his i ampalgn fund,
? . . this Inatltutioi Bar< i ky, it la
?. i. ?|U be a wltn<
. . tl Farmere Loan and Truat
.... had an
are ex?
to i.. on bai d l -dal bul prob
alll not : e called 1!ltil
I tlon mmlttei to call ?'??? ob H
? kera who ara aald to
? Ibuted to th? B
gulxer wo
wltnei ' ? ilrmai aald he had
i;.it I ? ntentlon o
Oovernor'a part, but thal tl ltte<
? h..,: bun ii be wai :
HUMTIiMG CAPITOL GRAFT
Sulzer Confers with Albany Dis
trict Attorney.
rai
Mbany, Aug. ?',. After a ?
whlch Oovernor Bulaer had for more than
;iII boi r to-day arith Dbitr I Attom
ird, it waa reported thal the next
I jury In thla coui tj wlll I ? a
. m ?? alleged graft In < arrylng
? ? . Capltol rebu Idii | ? oni
Nelther the Oovernor noi th< Dtotrlct
Vttorney would dlacuaa the confen nce,
but it haa he. n knov, n for aome tlme thal
Mr. Bulaer haa wanted a grand Jury to
look Into th< ae mattera
[nformatton on whlch the graft chargea
;,r, baeed waa aacured laat ainter by
John a Hei ?? aaj, th<:' tha Q an
audttor, who waa Introduced to Mr. Han
...,,.-. ,?,, conf< rei ? ? Mr. Henneeay
partlcularl) the work of the
lc wlrtng company whlch had the
ewlrli ' ? ?' ? I "
charged that th< payrolla wera podded
and that naarant extravagance waa the
? . Many Tammany men, it la reported,
pr iflted by th< paddlng ol tha payroHi
? ??
WOMAN SAVED ?R0M JAIL
Arrested at Child's Ooffln, Jer
sey Mayor Aids Her.
Harrkmn S. J., Aua i Mra Oecar
Biverman, of No V? 7th Btreet, who la
alleged to I ave hrad two ahota al a ?
Btablewhowa in th. act of dlapoaaeaalng
waa aaved to-da) from apendlng the
in a j...i by Hayor Jamea F. Rlor
dan, who paroled her until Batui
IVhen the woman waa arreeted to-day ahe
wt ? alttlng bj the coffln ol hei child, who
dled In th. Bablee' Hoapltal In Newarfc
waa taken to ti.. lock l|
. Braneaan wai InTrenton It looked
oogt the irief-etrlcfc n woman wouM
have to apend tha night In a i all. Mayoi
BJordaj waa appaaled to, and m k aaad tha
Conatable Charlea Whlte aerved a dia
. *> Buaamona on the woman laat
night Whea he. wltb hla two ofOcera at?
tempted to remove bei bekmglnga from
the bouaa Mra Mvermaa, be aUeajea, drew
a ravoivar from beneath her aproa arid
two ahota at hhu Whlte aaada a
compaalat aga*ntt kat ol aaaault wltb b>
U 11 to kiii and reatatlng an officer.
?i-??
FILM EXPLODES AT SHOW
Panic Follows and Operator Is
Badly Burned.
The explodtng of a nlm tn the Warren
r- Thaatre, ? movlna pleture bouaa
? arren atreet, near Bergea, Nawark,
N .1. laat night, followed by the arrlval
of th" firemen, eaoaed a pantc among
the bundrad aa aaora peraona who were
In tha plaoa Ha one araa Injured, bew?
ever. In tlie ruah foi the axlta
Oeorga J Dadaa, ol No Mi Bauth nth
strcet, araa aparatlng tl i marhlne in an
aabeetoa eoop, when the expioaion oo
eurred. .\ft'-r eloelng the apartnre
through whlch the pld rea are ahown,
Daddo amotbarad the Hamea H< wai
badly burned on the banda face and
bady, and waa taken to the Clty Ha
tai. Tha Bre waa canfmed to tha eoop,
Wbl re It htartud.
BROOKLYN LEAGUE FOR GAYNOR.
,\t a meetlng of tb< executlve commit
t.. af tha CHtaamV Leagua of Brooklyn
yeaterday aflernoon reaolutloni wcn
paaaed pledgtng thi renomlnatlon ol
\t.. or Qaynor and aamlng FYaak Mann,
Deputy Tenameal Houae Ceananlaatanor,
a.s a eandidate for Botuugb Preatdeat of
Brooklyn Henry Weaamana praaMad
ZERILLO GOES10 JUDCE
['
Ccnvicted East Side Receiver
of Stolen Goods Makes
Alleged Revclations.
LONG TALK WITH SWANN
Man Isidor Rader Accused of
Trying to Kill Him in the
Tombs Believed to Have
Valuable Evidence.
prank ZerlUo, tha eaovlctad "fence"
whom laMor K?ri<?r. anotber Baat ^"i'1
"fence" aCCUaed of belng a rinKlen.ler in
a plot among tha Tomba prlaonera to km
Radei bacauaq he waa a "aquoalar." gaade
a long Btatamenl to Judge Bwann, ol '?? n
aral Piaalrna. In his chambera yeaterday.
Rader, gettlng wlnd of 8erilk?'a defectlon,
other rlatl to Morru R Moako
wita Aaalatanl Dtatrlct Attorney, and
pronuaed addltlonal revetattona
Zarillo'a vlall t<> Judgi Bwann waa the
reeult of a letfo i a h be arrota to tha
judge Hskmp for aa audtonce.
??if yoiir honor thlnka i am worthy of
your time." ha wrote, Ml will be giad t..
t.n you aii r know, and can prove ?wlat
t . Bul r will not t- ii it to the
Dlatrki Attonu v*t oflke, as i am not on
apeaktng terma with aoma of them."
Zcrillo araa examlned by Judge ewann
foi an hour or longer. Although Judge
Bwann refuaed to maki publlc Berlllo'a
... ,,. ?,] rorrol or itton waa ob
,,,,... ?,... ..., M . 'i te be wi II l- uw ' w In
: eault ol ?
Am? c thi ? n ? m ;< '* believed,
Zeiillo could turn ???? to ""' pollee U
.,!,, wl.wi ? t atorea Ii Brook>
l>r ;,, . Thla man ??>* eoce
arreateii and, .. ? '?Lr- ";|S
t.aid to havi toM hla frlenda it i al him
I2C. to ? ?" the <as*. The pol''' '"' ':
havi auapected t-? 11 hla atorea ronatltute
a i learlng ho tae for propartj atotoa from
trucka and Zerillo is believed to havt
knowledge of tranaacttona whlch would
lodga hlm i ? hlnd thi I
.\t leaat two more ootorloui "fencee"
eiieved to ba among thoae whom
tui t. o\. r to thi pollca i me
ol them la aa I to ai ?? lalute In dryaooda,
.i Mk llm ha aated
1200,000 In Broni ?
is aald to ba l buyer of thi
proceeda ol fl ' : '
Brookl; n m n. ai I all la aald to t>
u ahoplffti r.
profa ibl wll! ? ? ? i
agaia 11i- atl tu ? '? rdaj.
facl thal :?! i ?'"ll^:,'
kni
.. , ? .... trylng
da whlle mak
.T11 < 1 ?-? ?
Bwani , It la i ild. betlevca a ri|
I | *t,..w inu.n
of jt to bi folae ao:ne It he tx
I e trui , and h< ? thal
lllo Bnda hla ? vei y ? tati n ? i t budJi I to
? ny h<- urtll tetl iho wl
Rad< r aomehow f Z
and ha m ni wi rd to Mon la B MoakO'
witr. Aaalatanl Mtorw lhal
v ..lil.l lik. ?. I
ovai H- aald that II
? ave th*1
foi a few hou
? dollai ' wt rth ol
?
him be! ' " '
? turn. .1 pall
??I won'1 go In then
I ?
IM . onw oul a .
Mr. Moaki arll to tall Judge
Bwann of 1 effi r
i:,.,i. r ? kM th< ttei w hla liff
u. !?? Btlll golng oi I ' ' ? ? ' ' ?
of a i hai a re? e between hlt
I . r on thi ' ' ' ?
? ? A i * ( " he waa able I tl l' II ? Ha
never tooh the regulal ? ? ? ? ? walk"
In the afterai any mora, ; ?? aald, but
hla doabla dld Fli i thin ?> week,
d, bottk i ??? ? ?..!??r:. "
and one hM i "n oa thi
STUFFED MODEL T00 REAL
It Draws Livc Wildcat to A.I
tack Robcrt Hamilton.
t\\v . ta. I
Ptttafleld, Maaa, Aug. I Robert Hamil?
ton, a New Torh artlat who haa a aum
mar atudlo la Lenox, aaar Prog*i Laad
Ing, is recoverlng to-day from mjurlea re?
catved In a rough and tumble flght with
a wildcat In his lonely atudlo laat nlght
He waa aurprlaed b] the beaal whlle
palntini a wildcat from a atuffed model.
jir Hamilton had poeed hla model In
i,n oah tree near the atudlo, and at goalJ
carrled the < ? ora to maki aoma
Dnlahtng touchea by lampllght As he
start.'l t<> go after tie- atuffed eal the
llva one mei hlm In tho doorwaj and
I) ap< d "ii hlm.
Mr. Hamilton waa thrown to the tioor.
but anatchbuj " can of turpenUna from
.t ahelf, he threw it int.? the beaat'a face
aa II made a aecond aprlng. The Uquld
baffled the eal ?n<i it aprang out tha
wlndow. Realdenta in thr mountalna n?'.ir
i..e aaj thay haard the bowla of thV eal
aii nlght.
Mr. Hamlltoa araa badly acratchad on
the face himI t'?>'i\ and bh ctothtng wa?
tf.rn to tattera n?- thinks the beaal waa
attracted to the anot by ti.. amell or alghl
Of the stufT..! Hk.n.
TAFT IN U. S^ G0LF TEAM
Plays in Match Against Canada,
but Fails to Score.
[By T< lagiaa to Thr- rm. mc i
Potol an Pi?'. Quabee, Aug, f>?Tiie
annual Interaattonal e"'f match of the
Murray Bay OaH Club between runn.ia
and tha i nltad Btatea ama played to
day avar the Unka ?.r ih. Murray i<">
Oolf Club. Bpedal lateraet ?;is addad
to this match b) thi faot thal ex-Preal?
denl Tafl wai one of the playera for hi1
country, He araa pittad agalnat Ml i'
I* l'.ettn. K. <'. of 1/ondon, Ont . and
only aoecumbed on tl* elgbteenth hoic
i,; one iioie down
The CanadtaiM aucceaded la nphoMIng
the eauae ?.f thetr country by twelve
holea up
Polloa Ing la the ?? ora
W I' Blak" . IIC. 1 iffany .1
a it rampball. * ? rah . I
T Q Aii' ii . ... II I' P H.N'.k. i?
II Kenn-h .'< W. H ?(.?;? r . 0
I- p BetU . 11 w . II Tafl.I
I llarrv . 4 W. L I'.r.-s,. ?,
.tH H. ] 1 'ixon . 0
. ..r . ? A. W, Mariln. 4
n Mi lnn,? . ? I N. Kly. 1
I>r Rnttaa '< ?' W. Tllllnith?M- 3
Total . i| Tatal . I
TAFT ENJOYING COOL WE4THER.
Th" ihennometer readlna* ?l thi Mh
nolr Rlchelleu, Murray Bay, Que., durlng
the past wrk rangad from "?"? degreaa to
'?: degreaa. The lowaat t. mperature bf
Ing simun on the i-'itti and tha iilKh'st on
ii.. tfith of July.? Advt l
I
DEAIH OF VAN SCHAICK
(?ntlniicd from flr-t page.
told nie that he was polng to marry
Mra Van Bchalck. He axplatnad that
II had all been arrangad batwaan them.
Van Bchalck had told ma that ba was
poeitivo that hc waa beiiip drugged.^
"My paraonal obaaivatlona of Van
Bchab k convlnced ma that aome one
waa admtolatartng ^ome powarful drug
in his drtnka, and he drank all the
time. He lay ut tlmaa durlng my atay
m th houhe ln a stato of t oma, not
drunkennaaa This aUU waa rnanl
feated durlng the day. from mornlng
ulltll ,.,,,. aftemoon, and at tlmea his
mlnd aeamad affaetad Al ona tlma ba
made the remark, 'I wondaf what thaf
are crivinc: ma.1
I , ? ,...,, wlth authority that Vlowi
,?.,,. bundleof lattara I nnder
Btand th-u ahe Intenda to produce thaaa
lettera at the j roj.er tlmi "
?Ir Tletaort, in his alhdavit. states
that on the night bafora Van tehatfdra
death, the man drank a concoction pra*
,,.,,.,,, )iy Ecclealne, and that Imme
diately after he had Imblbed Van
Bchalck clapped hla hand to his head
. nd ? x. i ilmed:
?That drink had a Uirk in it'"
Ecclealne, who waa at the v.-m
Bchalck hotne yeaterday, wuuld w
iittie regarding the pubtlcatlon -.f tha
allegatlona in the afBdavlt
?\vh. n the proper time comi s." he
aald, "l "i" make whataver atal
ii,.,\ be necaaaary. The afternoon Mr.
Van 8t ame 111 eeveral of ua
ware in the houae drlnklng. l don't
remember who aarvod the drinks; but
aome thne after he had taken a <irink
i . poke ?.t not reellng wall and lald
dowa Th.ii his nulse went to l.'S and
l called a doctor.
Physician Prescnbed for Him.
"The doctor came, preacrtbcd a deat
,,r medlctne whlch Mr. Van Bchalck had
i..., taking !?" "is weakened eondltloii
(Utd Van ft balch went t.. aleep tt i a
time. The bcxI '!.>?. be wai worae nnd
' l:,,,| . . ? ? : ? al: lOM Thi n h- I
, to rave and we had to atrap bbn t" a
1. ?t ii,. trled to brlbe everybody t.. gat
looaa ii, an ? cenaclooa natll a
, ,.,,...,- i ..f. :. bla daatk and J<-ked
fftth l ? bafora he died.H
Bci lealni couM not remembt r a
tnighl ba ? '
|eai ? ? '? ' waa no
alnn for tl roronei ilrj H<
u ? objected ati
. rty whlch ba had been glven
Mra Marla Van Bchalck, motbar of tha
,1.i mai ' ' ' t, neni
luntlngi ? laland, refoaed reeter
. .??.,:.??:. ttb ??'
.;. referred to ?
. ? ? . ..t ?-'"
?.. . it araa U i'n?"i
..... . tha I laced no faith In
f f ad ware at a
tlva for tbatf
,:lon.
? i ral
b> i'i. i: .- H* wall, ?^f i ?'
ittei .<??? Mr. Van
B that 1 atovad l Pel
??
\ .-.-I <? hei.'. dU ?! from i ?
.... ;. .. arall ii- bad
. . . -
tlon had in llcatloi
ander
the at Imulanl
ilde of Boda and
?
.t intt
i . no ??;?!??
I . ? ravlng H
. than ti ? .!????
; ii ..i wlthoul it ha
i wai
.. n In tl ?
>?,.. ? ... ?. t and loM i "bard i>Kk"
? | ? ' .
had Un ?* ? ? ' '? I "rlre
indal, blto nut ' turned
?ad
rtold del
l'ot a tP:;- M Wlth th< IT
two . hildren, wart a m Ui tiM houae,
bul Mi ? aa h>'< i wenl lo
menl bou ? In Th< Brona .yhe a^ked
ii t of 1 'o.MM Mi. !{? Iatl< ?
to rompel her buaband to aupport her
Ifi \ .... grhalch had been ?? memher
? >: the Kew rark Btocfc Bxchanaw. Ha
tareatad ln aporta and aenrad aa
Bacratary and governor of the Irlab Ter?
rter Chib of Amarlca. Ha aled wltboul
? r. Inf. a wlll.
SMILE AND SAVE APPENDIX
Gloom Causes Dread Diseaae,
Johns Hopkins Men Say.
r m Telaarai ? l< Tbe 1 rfbu ? i
Baltimore, Aug. .'? BpecbUlata al Johna
llopkinj) l'ni\er.-lty Hoapltal have lasne i
a hillletln BBBBllllll that ;, |.peialn itls and
klndrad Inteatbial dlaordera are canaad bj
dapreaalon and gloomy pptnts'.
SniiieH nnd ganeral cheerfulnoaa, the
huiiutm adda, wiii prevent appendlcttla
GAYNOR "BUZZES" SHANK
Thinks Bee Stings Too Mild for
Indianapolis Mayor.
I B Ti lagnaph le ti,.- Ti II awa i '
Indlanapolla, Aag I Mayor Oayner ol
Maw Votk in a latter pubUabed here
makea fua al Mayor Bhank*a propoaal t.>
treut rbeumatlam with tiie stin?.s af baaa
and a>-ks ajbetber tha rbeumatlam la ahjra*
n ai, naental or morai Ka kaa a notloa u
is altogether toa deeperata tor baaa ba
Wl ites
Mayor Shank riRnnls the OajTOOT In
alnuatlona aa uncalled for and rapMee
thal th. .iiiK. aaa bi phyalcal and that he
WOUld not be "lame ln his b ks" lf II WBTI
mental <>i moral He aaya ? i.^*t be baa
been llmplng around foi three inonthi u i
thal the boney i.. i a* atlnga, t>> whlch be
purpoaea to aubjecl hlmaell on tbe advlce
of b frlend ?h.> im b beekeeper, promlae
tbe only remedj
Ifayoi shank wiii undargo the treat*
menl aonw time this waeh and arIM be
HiutifT hy forty-flve beea, that being tbe
numbei guaranteed to cure him.
COMPANY SEEK8 875.000.
Quicksilver Mining Conccrn Must
Raific Amount or Reorgauizc.
a latter ? pamg aenl lo Btockboktera or
tha QuIekaUvar Mlnlna Company i>> tha
laecretary, Charlea F. Tracy, eallmg for
,' ii meetlng to cowalder a reoommandatlon
of the dlreetora that tiie eampaaj
and offer to jdiareholdera Ita 7 par <ent
pronuaaery notaa to tha axtenl of |
and that the ninipiinv horrow not I \<'e. d
ini; Bja,l?' bi Caltfornla, where Ita mlnaa
ar located.
Tha latter atataa that lf aufAclent fuada
are not raJaad the eampany nmst be re
orpanlZ'd throuKh a recclvership.
1
Physician Understood to Have
Been Friendly with Other
Young Women.
ONE FROM THIS SECTION
Trial Not Likely to Assume In
ternational Interest ? Ex
amination of Emma
Krill Postponed.
[By TelagiB|ia aa Tha THbaaa 1
T'tlrn, N. V , Auc. I. K.vamlnatlon on
the rharpe of nmnler ln tha flrst dejjree
was poatpanad to-day tm Prlday in tha
eaaa of Mlaa Emma Kiizabeth Krill. of
Comwall-on-Hudson. who is aOCUaad of
poiaonlng i?r. Btanley R Tron, aetoa of
a dlatlngulahad famlly in Italy, on June
It, at \o II] Bleaeker atraat, this city.
Wbere th. tWO llved as man nnd wlfe.
tbough not marrled .
There mny have been anotber woman,
or eVaa more than one other wninmi, to
whom i>r. Tron waa paytag attenttone,
it araa learned to-day, but whether Miss
Krill believed one of these women mlt?ht
aupplant h<r in the affeetloaa of tho
bandaome yOUng physician is a theory
that Dtatrlct Attomay Puller was not
wining to dlacuaa
How mu'h Importance will he at
taahed to the eontontlon that l>r. Tron
was friendly with mveral young
woaaea remaina to he aeen. Whlle the
Dtatrlct Attorney waa n?>t raady to talk
of thia phaae of the ras.>, h was under
atood ha had beard aomethlng of it A
young woman of thla dty and a young
woman of New Tork, or aoma other
Raatern eity, it waa aald, had reeelved
attantlona from the young phyaldan
Tha ttaltan Conaul of Mew ^<>rk, with
whom Dlatriet Attornej Pullar haa eon
forred, la perfeetly aatlened with what
. , | ia dom bere by tbe publlc prococu
tor, it i" not axpactod the eaaa will aa
?ume lnt.ri.ation.il lnterest mi.Ii as will
requlre the preaance af the Itallan Con?
aul bere durlng the trui. whlch will
probably be beld al tbe Octobar term.
with Juatlce Devendorf prealdlng
Miss Krill waa rialbly aftected thla
afternoon on hi i ap] ?? u ance In tha ?'i'v
Courl Bhe waa aakad by Judga CCon?
,,,,, || .|,,. ara ? ? tad bj an) coun?
ael and abe replled that her Wew fork
attorney, who la aald to he Abe" Morria
had nol arrlved.
"Wiii von have counaelT* ahi
ii.sk.-.1
M.^s Krill thareupon aald that Emereon
M. Wlllta ? former Dlotrlct Attorney.
would look afb r hei Intareata
v iinam E Dum nbi ek, a former
forward al this
d ! be appeared for Mr
Wlibs. who was out "f town and would
nol i. lurn t^r * few daya He
tiuit the caat be put over untll Mr.
Wtllla returnad. Judga CConner thei
? t , . | foi Pl Iday afternoon at
-.?>.? Krill waa toki n ba< k
to Jall.
mi-m Krill, aho is a profeaatonal nurae,
and aho mel Dr. Troa arblle he waa aeeo
I wll the Lylng In Hoapttal ln New
Tork, luti rel tai ?! to dlacuai tha
At th- pollce tatlon ahe turnad
, from appltoanta for inier
ai d gaaed with ra ? ? ? ??",
o| tha wlndoa al the .ti:in> tenament op
?
I bave nothlng < L when
H ,,, . pui t.. i. Bhe flaehad
... angi I :- aa an
,ed tf hhe expacted
mambera ol har famlly to aoma to h-r
n. arb irgh, N I . A i| ?" Emma B
.V.lil <\llo
. ?.-. i arltl idi - laterl .: t ? laon t.?
Dr BUnley B Tron, of Utlea, llved bere
fo ., \,nr m tha aoma of Mrs John J.
MacDonald and worked in a elgai faa
pb Krill, father of Miss H
, .;,;,.?.. d at a I ?el ln CornwaU, He
knowa nothlng thal would throa llgbl
gainal hla daughter, "or
f.,,,1 . . ? :, told by h.T thal ahi i i
? , at Di Tron Bhi alwaya
!,. r malden name, h>- aaya
M i Krill was born In Mountahtvllla
in igaj Bhe left home when flfteen ??
old and waa emptoyed al dlfferent tlmea
ln the Mlddletowa Btate lloapital and
Hudaon HoapttaL
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ELOPEDACROSSTHESOUND
Brooklyn Couple Then Kept
Wedding a Secret.
wnii thi Idea ol elrcumventlng the
plam foi an etebarate wedding next fall
Mlaa Eola Lawlea iianghter of Mr. and
Mra Thoraaa i? Lawlaa af Brooklyn,
who have a aomaaer hoaae al Bea Clllf,
Long laland, and Oaorga Pri iton, ol No
Mllton itreet, Brooklyn, ran awaj to
Btamford, Coon., nun wara marrled thi re
July M. The brtde'a paranta laaraed <>f
the alopement yeaterday. Mr. and Mrs.
PraatoB ara at Atlaatk) <ity.
The ooupte were engagad f"t aavaral
montha bul no announeamenl waa aaada
(ni the day of the wedding Mfaai Lawlea
nnd Preaton aattad acroaa Long laland
Bound from Bea < "ltff to Rya Baaeh for a
trolley rlde throtigh (ontioctlrut.
"Lafa gat inarii.d to-.iiiv." auggaated
Preaton, aa tha trolley eai antarad Btam?
ford.
"Whrr. *a the town hatt, condoctoi"
aakad Miss Lawlaa
Thay Wenl to the home of the Rev.
Loula Rittman, paator af the Lutheran
Church, who parfbrmed tha caramony.
a
KATE BARNARD VERY ILL
Oklahoma Oharities Commis
sioner Is at Middletown, N. Y.
rny Tategraaai ??> The Tvttaaaal
liilthlie. iikla. AUg, k- Miss Kate THlit
nard, Btate Commlaaloner of Charitlea
and ( orre'tlon. is ..n one of tho Middle?
town, N v., farms of tha Hew Tork
Neuroloarlcal Inatitute for treatment. foi
lowlng a general iieiaoua breakdoarn. Re
eently stie waa tranafarred from one farm
roionv to anothar. /
It la understood that iier rondltlon is
eritleal ami thal abe naay nevar ratarn to
i ikl.ihoiiw.
Mlaa Barnard is nou acrvlng her aefonfl
term, th.- omoa havlng baan aapeclady
creatad f(,r ber bj tha oklahoma Can
atltutlonal i 'onvantlon.
ASKS $25,000 FOR ARREST.
Miss Roea Mayeca, knawn oa the ataga
gj Bdna A.i.mi.s, tiied suit yeaterda)
agalnat WUllam a. starr.-tt. an grehltact,
f >r $i",.i*in damagaa for falae arreat Bhe
ebargad that be apoke to h.-r on the ntie.-t,
nnd When Bhe |>ai.l no uttetition to him
had her arre.ited on a chariie of atealiiiR
hla ??m,
TO MAKE EVEN WINSTED BLINK
Far Off Alaskan Town Chal
lenges It in Its Own
Pet Field.
The Trihune has found a rlval for
Stone. Of Winstfd. known to newppaper
readers for his nature stories. in a eor
reepottdent ai Katchlkan, Aiaska. Here
are two llttle yarna juat Fiibmltted by
mall:
Paiilng OUt Of B buge fir tree from .1
belght of fifty feet when shut by buntera
raatarday, a Maok baar, welaulng 400
pounda, atrucb aguarely on a bound ral
ued at MOJ, killlng the dog haatantly.
The Ineldent was the rei<u!t of an hoiir'a
chaae, in whlch aavaral of the towaa*
paopte, beat on avanglag tha alaughter
of the only tWO COWa ln town, took part.
u.irned hy the baytng bounda that he
araa In daagi r, bruta took refuge bt a flr
tree. a few mlnutaa later abt hantara
?Y PELL. IN flim
I
(ontinurd from flr?t paae.
Bha baard him aay that Mr. Petl wua
kllled, and aha falnteaV
The bnportant raanlta of the larran
ti<atlon to-day ahowad that the first
thraa cara of the train wara Hgktod
and that the motorman hlew a warning
whistie aome daatonoa ahova tha craaa
Ing. it araa awo brought out that ape
ri.ii attractlona, nke danclng at the
Caalno, bavagraatly Incraaaad theauto
moblle trafflc la and out of LangBaaeh
after tha Long laland road flagmen
have thelr poato, at 9:40 in the even
Ing, u waa ahown alao that tha sign
boarda Indlcating tho houis during
Whlch flagman are on duty at the
croaalnga are mtaalng. Commlaalojaar
Dacker aald tiiia would lead drrrern
of cara who obaanrad the iiagman on
duty aa they cama ba to tha Baach ba
fora B:40 to baUava tiiat he would be
at his poat when they eama i>ack, at
|u o'cloek or later.
Road Makes Statement.
Tha Publbj Benrtca ordara brought tha
followlng reply to-night from Ralph
Patera, preatdent of the Long isiand
road:
"Havlng known Mr. Pell for a number
of yeara, 1 feel moal daaply ovar tha
terrible accldent of Bunday night, Bucb
accldauta welgh beavUy upon all eanoera
,,f the company, who have taken tha
graataal Intaraat In bulldlag ap and de
velopiriK l?HK Isiand.
"We w.i. haglnnlng to feel that our
oraanJaatloa araa good, our eejajaanaat
complata and our >:eneral plana of de
velopment moal affacttva when we are
complately ovarwhalmed hy these fright
fui aoctdents, ovar whlch we have ab
troL
"We wiii, bowever, do o'.r bcit to co
operata arlth the publlc authorttlaa in the
.ifort to remova the eroaataga and pre
ronl the recurranoa af aucb draadful
thiiigH Thi- uaara af the akrbaraya mu?t
aiso halp la this naattor and t:?e or
iimary cautlon at the u'eaataga if aoat*
danta ar< to ba antlraty avotded.
? It would meaa an inltlal Inveatment
Of ?05,000 and Bdd aiiproximati v J. - ?
. if t., tha p lyroU to oover an 1 >
gab ? and aAgmea. Tha
. impaay la doiag all that u pomlbty oaa
in thla dlrectlon wltb the ravaoua de*
rlvad from it* praaanl tartfl al 1 l
??Whj ahould the travetler on tha raii
road be made to pay more ln ordar to
protact the traveller an ti.e hiahwayl
?11., 1 t run 00 ftxad tracka at
a reaaonahli apaad. Travellera on the
blghwaj 1 .-??? freadom 01 routaa and aa
opportunltj 01 atopptng. Betng ba amallar
vehl< laa they ahould ba made to atop and
Kive preferance to the rallroad travellera.
who are ln large aumbera upon larger
and neavlar vehlclea whteb cannot bo
H.,f. .> Btopped oa Bhort notloa or m a
ahoii
I: the meiui tune the U-Rislature
ahould enaet a law reaulrtag drlvera af
automobllea and othar vablolaa to atap
and make aure no trnin is approaebing
bafora attempting to croaa the raflroad
trai ka."
Doesn"t Krfow Huaband'a Fate.
v,r?. Lalmbear. eovcred with baaataajaa,
lad ' bedroom In the ea*t end of the
Naaaan Hotol to-day. Bha wna a mtie
better than yeaterday, but *h* d>es not
ktion ral that her hushnnd is dead. fthe
han bnii tOld of the death of Mr. I'ell
and his chauffeur, bul abe bi atlU andaff
the bnpreaatoa that Mr. Lalmbear ta re
coverlng from his wounda at Marcy Hoa?
pltal, ln Hempataad. Her phyalelan may
declde to-morrow when aha can he mavad
to her home at Wh.atley llillf. We.ithury,
LOBg [aland, arhera her three chlldren.
tha roungaat of whlch is tour montha oid.
await hei bomecomtng.
Tha fuaaral "f Mr. Lalmbear *m he
emptled their rifles lnto the tree top.
Pterced by several bullets, the anlmal ra
leased lts hold and craahed througli tha
branchca to the ground. One of tha
hounds. eaijer to selze the bear, rushed
ln, but misjudgcd the dlstance utid re
celved the full impact of the anltnaia
welght.
! Mrs. Mary Jaspera, of this place, who
leatobrated her nlnetj garanlh birthdayun
lJuly ;'l, ha? surprised her frlenda hy
I Rrowing a new head of halr. For flfty
' years Mra. Jaspers'a halr has been aa
I white as snow. About a year aso it be
gan to fal! out. and in a little. whlle she
I waa haid. Mow aaw halr, tiuck, Maah
J and eurty, la comin? in, and H prataJagg
to he a luxurtant giowlh,
About twenty years a?o Mrs. Jaspers
lost bar last tooth. Slncu then she hai
worn false teeth. KOW, with the irrowlr.g
Of the new hair. sho Is ruttins new teath,
Kour front teeth alnady havu appaarad
nnd she Is CUtttng tWO molars. Mr.-. Jaa>
para is ln excaUent beaRb.
held to-morrow afternoon In the ihantry
of Orace Cburch. Mrs. PaU want to the
Laimbeer country home to-day to sc: the
Ladrabaar ehUdran.
Mr. CaldwaU, PeJTa eoanaal daehnai
to gay, at the closc of the Investlgatlon,
ahathar sults for damages wll! be brought
npalnst the railroad. Ho intlmated that
ha will hava to conaah with Mrs. ivu
and Mr. I'ell's brother, Stephen 1**11.
nfter the results of ('oroner N'eu's inquest
are made known. The Inqueat will bo
takeii up to-morrow at the courthoua-;
ln Lynbrook.
BARBARY COAST COUP
i ..iitimied frpm flrst p??e.
ing t ; day in dapper attlra and de?
VOted aomo of his time to sugge*tin?
(luestlonH to be aaked the talesnaen,
Tho two glrls ln tho <a8H remalned lrx
seduslon ln the offlee of tho UttttadJ
States Attorney.
Upon completlon of the Caminatti
caae, which will follow the prtacnt
tnal, Dlggs and his attorney, Harrls,
will be placod on trial on a charge of
subornatlon of perjury. Camlnettl wll
be tried at the end of the present araggj
unless ln the tneantimo Dlggs has been
aOQttlttadL I'amlnetti's father Is ex
pected to come on from Washington
to be with his son durlng tho trial.
g
FIVE AMERICANS HELD
Offlcers of Madera Company
Said To Be in Durance.
Ki Paao, Tax., Aug. &.?rive Amarlaaa
ofneera of the Madera ("ompany. Ltd ? F.
i*. Herr. peneral supertntendem; I". .1
riark. raUroad siiperintei.iier.t; Boy
Hoard, accountant; v. J. Phrragut, com
niisaary manatfer, a naphOW of the i?t?
Adnural Fanagut, and H. F. Gal'.ac ?
are believed by the F.l Paao adaaera of the
fttmpany to be held prlsoners by the feJ
e;aJ authorttles ln Chihuahua Clty.
An OfMal of the Madera company ggid
today that an order for tha arrest o'
r.ve men was UBMMd ecveral dajrg aj;
t!ie federal military authotlti.s of Chi?
huahua, tt belnp alleged by them that
the. men at the Madera mll'.s are sym;a
thtaara of the Coaatltutloaaliat ; ly,
The haada of the company ai. .>f t...
opinlon that thelr suhordinate < weio
taken from Madera laal Bunday.
CONFER ON ARBITRATORS
Members of Railroad Board
Seek Two More Men.
The two arbltratora repreientlnir tha?
F.astern rallroads and the two nrbltrator*
repreaantlng tha tralaman and oogafnatarg
on the board whbh will pasa on tho de
mand? of the tralnmen and condurtor*
und.-r the Newlanda amendment, t > tha
Krdman act held thelr nrst meaung !n tl.a
Manhattan Hotel yesterday to dg:ea, lf
poaatbto, on the two arbiiratora neceaaarf
la oamptota tho board.
The- fo'?r arbltrators ara A. H, Bmlth,.
scnior ilte pieatdent of tho New lafBj
CentraL and W. W. Attarhury, ilta praal
dent of tha Pannaytvanla Railroad, rep
rceentliiK the rallroads. and Panlei L
Ceaaa, adttor and aaanagar of The Rail*
way Tralnraan " and i.ucius e. Sheprard.
aantor riua' pieaidant af tho Ord.r of K?il
aray Conductora, reearaaaattng the traln
men and conductora.
Th- aaaaaa Of two more arhttratoia ***
agraad oa tentativeiy. No dackabn waa
raachad. bowevag, and aaathi t caBfaf*
anaa wfU be hald to-morrow._^^
Flor de Murias
Havana Cigars
10c. to 25c. each
The famous Imported brand of
cigars now made ia Tampa just
as they are made in Havana.
What the government loses in
customs tolls the smoker saves
in cost.
A size to try, the Perfeccionado
at 2-for-25c. Box of 25, $3.00.
U N I T E D
C I G A R
S T O R E S