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ZELAYA GETS WRIT
OF HABEAS CORPUS
Former Nicaraguan Dicta?
tor. Still in Tombs, to Ap
pear in Court Monday.
ASSERTS INNOCENCE
OF POLITICAL PLOT
Siys Hc's Nol Guilty of Deaths of
Cannon and Groce. "Those Two
Plotting Americans."
rorpua i alllng for tha
Bantoi Zelaya, formi r
ragua arrestiHl by
irly Thuraday
i Btatea Com
.. Monday afternoon
wam isrued preaenl
? e Tombo
, ? ? oonael for the former
. ? | ,?'...
? Poderal District i',' 111
.
... v. ?- unjustly nnd un
ed ol ty, lt waa
tton In eourl lf<
t wll ? a to i
y the Ji ai i
insated /??- ]
prlsi nment p, :.
"murdei ai d
illtlca
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I humor yi al
?i the T ?ml s.
I tervlewi d, bul In an
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el f to a
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objeel of
to any plot slmed to
tloi n caragua. I
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ia eharged
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?tatei with ref';?
; 44-u plotting
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by a utit of
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ins calllng a hall In
thal thr
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took ? tl ?? di lha ?1
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araj t theae partl ilar exi utlona
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LOG 40,000 YEARS OLD
Ancient Timber Found in Equi
table Excavation.
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? ti ,ia4 thal a i"'
iroin the pn -
'.. in th"
: , thi Bquitabtfl Building
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? ? log has i" ? n there
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thal elethed thla a ? t>"r>
,i period.
\. been presented t?
Itlea.
BOOK CONVICTS HANISH
Sun Worshippers* Head Faccs
Five-Year Sentence.
? Otomsn Zsi Adusht
' ? i ? f Ijaadasnan" and
of ti,. Maadaanaa cuH of Bun Wor
"'iipperw. was found guilty by a federal j
Jjuy hen t<, da) "f aandlna objeetlonahli
xpreaa ln vloaatlon of the ?
'"t'-rsrat,. ,.,,,,,?,,., lawa Ha maj be,
?'' to fivi years' Imprlaonment, or
both
( rh" rerdli t brai da ;.s unfll foi ?" .
Maaj tha u itbook of the cult. Thi booli
a' r*-j"i to thi d aini'.si bo othi r
u,|"'?" rj bj elthsr alde The
2* Preecrlbed aun batha snd berh reav
'|''?*^,? bui ita atrlklng featuri and thal
'Wed tr, i,y tha government?waa a
1**tia>*> on bKX telatloiib.
Goes to Wed Brave Mexicano,
She Is Stabbed and Robbed
Vivian Allen's Plifrrht Causes Her
Brother to Start Hurriedly
for Hli Paso.
Mlaa M i ? i ? Mien. an octreBs, llvlns in
the Hotel Dreaden, in Weal Mth street
? ed a ti l. gram from El Paeo, Tex ,
? - thal her alatei Vh lan thi re had
? ? ? atabbed In hei si ouldt i nnd iol bed
of mlnlng BtOCB The WOUnd was said
to be not dangeroua On recelpl of th"
1.1. rviiin iiai Aiien. a mlnlng englnccr
of Canada and ? brother of the alatera
BtSlied for Bl PaSO. lt ls known he is
t< ? led in Hndlng ini* Rodrlgo Zlanna
dexlcan, whom Vivian waa to hava
? i ln Ki I'aso j eati i daj
Vivian Allen Btarted for El Paso Bun
dav t,, meel Zlanna, who poaed as ?
wealth) Mexlcsn "ii Aeld owner, Zlanna
wenl ;,? i.i Paso ler daya ago telllag
tl i Allen in and hia mothei would meet
in i at the ii"t'.| Bheldon there and ,ir
for their wedding.
i" u eiirn siia \ Vlvlan'fl aister reci
? m.iiii fmrn El Paao i eadlng:
. ,i saf. Everythlng lovelj, Viv?
ian "
Vesterdsy the,,. came anothei meaaage.
whlch ??
"Zlanna gol all m ? nd knlfed !
me IVhsl a in i .;???? \ |y|,
Iftaa Allen communlcated witb her
.. ti legram ta
i at El Pi
. it Zlanna No replj ? ame, ao
Allen wenl to n,.. ii Broadway, where he
romalned ? '??-. ti d a Ith i1 ? Mexlcan < ton*
aui Oem i eral houi - Lat< i be
would aay nothlng as to what h? learned,
but hurriedly leit on a Lehli \ alli ?
"am for ;: Paao Afti i he lefl h<,
?mi , ame, ln whl< h was writ- j
etun Ing. ' 'an'i Bnd Rodi Igo. I
M ? i, I || \ ,\ iaii "
Vivian \li. ri. known on the t-\.tu> a-1
"in i..- l-:,,- ?,;, j;,.' . ame t,> this , itj thn i
montha ago from hei home, ln Toi. d<
Ih e wlth her i ?? afyrtle, know n on the
ilage ? - . ? ? .; Imore. Theli pan Bta
had ii . tlme bi fore, l< ai Ing both
im ,,f money, * heri upon
\'i\ lan had retired from th- ? i at
tuncd hei ,,, i.. the '.ill ??! thi -
ivhiil
Tuo montha ago Vh , , d a I
al the Hotel Claridge Then in
., ? ?! t , Zlanna, a !.,
i4,i- f i om tin proi Ince of Chihuahua
from aouth of thi Rio Qi andi '
I] ...,n,. ,i ]
? Iki ,l brilliantl) aml made Im.
lupei blj i!.. saw hli pai Inei home, an i !
i the daj followlng that !
md for man> daya thcreafti great
?.
e waa a < ard j
. !?? I . I
i'lanna, ..;.,i almosl alwayi there n-aa i
rervenl
, ? i receIved i
.! iii<- Hotel i'r. aden.
ni i M) t tle, known on the ataga i
? illmoi ? end tht reafter ?
n Ihe entertaln the
',,'.ts jn
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i.i
? ?
said.
\ 11 ? | li the
WILSON IN CROWD;
SAYRES DODGEIT
? i.ntiniiiii fmm rirst page.
? anta Bultan i ln chai gi
of aquad l, I >alj. Bo; ei a, Hammond,
Bmlth, Hayes, Btearns, Pullen, Mr.
Tuthill snd a number ol csdets. Wlth
two ahiny, brase i annon 11 i ] re al the
Hotel /
Navy is at the Vanderbllt, and there
? man] of ihera that li n'ould
: ,[.-,.? I.. ha*?? tin- umplre i all
ih, roll However, in the lo I
aeen Lteutenanl Commander and Mra
A. P Pairfleld, the commander belng
t. ., i ? i i.i i he Na\ >? Ath
? lal Ion. J. a Reill). coai b,
foimerly of rale, rlaai ol l- Pro
tesBoi i'. J. Dashiell, Lieutensni Com
mandcra Oaterhaua, Morton and WIII
ama, Professor C. V. Cusachs, Sur
geon R. W. McDowell, Lieutenant <;
W: Bimpson, Captaln t,. w. Logan,
i... itenanl W. B. McCllntic aml many
othera Man] ol the offlcera are ec
companied bj their ? Ivea
eaklng of tbe 'annon. a pl nrin nent
representatlve "f the navy ac-ornfull*
'i? j ii you < \ er hear ihe old hymn,
a Charge to Keep i Have'? Well, if
thoae annon are loaded In the < apei ta
tmn tiiai the Army will win, we'll sing
thal llttle song lo morrou they will
nol be lire'i."
An nrin.v ofllcer Baid "On paper
Nav) has the edge on 118. Bul thev'll
knoa there has been a s'r.-tp when It'g
. t. With an et en break in thi
lUCk we are just as bke|y t0 Win as
are "
Two iadles of Ihe armj eharged the
headquartera of the navy laal nisht
waving Brmj flaga, and although they
rreated aome excltemenl ihey wera nol
lacklcd, Navy'a enris spparently nol
| 4,n the job. or ba- Ing ' "bl feet
i,r warm hearts, or aome other trouble,
Navy Goat Gets Foy's.
Navy'a playera and coachea went to
Hammerateln'B btsl alghl, and, of
course, bai a l'i' of fun thera Th.
kepl the peace until the bi venth ael j
(thl la believed lo i"- a world'a record
f,,r college men), and Ihi n Eddle F iy
an.l Iiis gang e.iti.e on. That w.is an
incentlve no one ever reslsts, and lliej
wenl i" ii rlgbl merrlly. The) aeni the
Navy'a offlcial mascot, a Isrge goat, on
tbe Btage from ll.ther aide entrance.
Poj had iust announced thal "he
was only four sby ?,f a team bimi
belng accompanled by eevea of ,iis
chlldrea Bddte laughed a moment.
Then he aaw Ibe goat Th.- goal bad
been aeverely pestered In mlnd aml
body by th- college men and he dldn't
thlnk nui'h of Eddle Poy'a red
Bweater. h*- wenl t" Ihe centre of the
Btage. Mr. Foy vacated it at that pre-\
clse moment, tbe action belng so Btmul
taneoua that atop watchea falled to de
teel a dlfferentlatlon ln the movement.
Mr. i'"v saitl afurward that Ihe
Navy bad evidently con.a into poaaes
Blon of two gosti theira and hia
I
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MISS \ l\ IAN AI_1_EN
sist. rs fo- eeveral ??? Zianna
vohmteer.ii th. informatlon thal he was
heavli} i large oll fleld ln
' acci pi
| ooo ? i Mlaa VP . to be Invested in
ti k, bul onl he kni w her
so weii. Bhe gave Ihe monej to Beftor
The latti r pn se< .1 hi r hand fer
vently
The ni 11 da ihe Irri ilstlble Heitcan
aski -I ?'."'? nortta ' \ Ivlan 1 ? B.A01 a,
a,n ahe blu ? 1 mured hi 1 aceept*
ance Befior Zlana aaa radianl that night
: leave on the moi 1 oa
for hli home, then to mi el h moi hi 1
and arrangi detaili for Ihe wedding,
a hi ii n ould be a thli [? ondi 1. even
' ; ? ? R . Grandi
T< 1 ?' ? s igo thi .:..' k Hi
:.-ft foi hla natlve 1 Hlss
V'lvlan to ne ? ? mothei al Ihe
rhe glrl, ??( 1. had given
her hand, hi t and hi r 13.000 to I
daya ntll ahi co ild
be with hi
? ?( for El l" ?
E Pai 0, Ti \ v ?> - ? '? iblt
plled In luan
!: Of ' ?(?
\ lOI ? ???'.'
bore s paradlse plui ''? Ml
Btabl ed In the al i- I '
callli ? Rodrl
gues. of tl.mj. w ho .
? ? ? n fl
? i ?
Mi-- Alli ?
and came here 10 meel I ? l<
R Iguex Thej met ln J 1 ?
Allen aaye Rodrla ie? took the ito k I
forci .flei ? labb.
ran from him to the ti ?
WILSON CENTRE
0F FIRE CROWD
Rcstaurant Bla/c Draws ihnu
sands as He Qtl.ts
1 ht-atrc.
I ... .,??..!
f ghanli
a a. a nd Mth atreet, ih.
1 inoi ? . .. ? . ?
' ?.. ? .,.--.
lential pai I not thi
tend with
a fire ? ngine ?
the fire.
? ot \\'il -
? . ten ? ? ? n_i'..-.
a hli h | I
m alted for him to p isa
R '
thi 1" tnan 1 Riilld ?
? ? ?? on of the n la
rant. Tl rere 1 hroa 1
Into a flun y <>f < ?.- Itemenl for a tii
1 ? 11 eft the
' ? . . W hi" n H ? 1
dlacov' r- " ' . -?*? < 111
;.:.1 ihe eatauraiil Bhi ia the
flar* l 1 ? ?" ' - monienl
1 he Bn ? ? ? ? hort rlrcult of I he 1 li r
t |c . 1 rrenI ai 11 ? Ii h11 wen 1 nul I n
the aromi
While Ihe dinl i; 001 -..:;.
smoke 11 ? ? th< rentaurant In
*ti 1 t..i a wofflin harplal to pla) her best
to llatrai 1 the ittentlon ?.f the dlm 1 ?
who ?? neai the rea?
taurant ((ii.-ii ihe alarm v-a turned ln.
caii.-.i reserves to hsndle Ihe crowd whlch
gathered Plre Chlef Turpenny dlrected
: h< b 01 it ol extlngulahlng the blsxe I
rhemlcal stream Waa dlrected from tha
kitchen, while aand waa poured down Ihe
chlmni " from the 1 ool r.-.rt ..f ihe
. hiom. \ rollansed durlng th I ??
Thal the Prei Idi nt' - 1 itomoMle shouid
nol be Interrupted, the pollne had Ihe en
glnea hall antll hi had h fl Ihe thi .ne,
inovlng alcwlj through Ihi den 1 crowd.
NAVY TEAM_THE_FAVORITE
Odds Touched 10 to C Around
Hotcls Last Evening.
?,,-.? foolball el< 11 n ??(.. .. pro*
noum ed favorlle among thos.- who
aranted lo wagei yesterday, odda of
10 to 1 bdng of/i r.-.i ln the Wall Btreel
dlatrlci thal the Army arould be de
f.-at.-.i nt the I'ol.. Qrounde t.. daj
Around ti"- hotela last evening the same
..his prevalled uritll Blberl R Martin,
aaalatanl managei "i the van.i. 1 i.iit
Motl I, Iried lo i.i.i' e P 999 on the mid
shlpm.ri. Thla vv. nt begging so long
lhal he Inallj ofl >n .1
to I
'lii k. ls f..r the gami
miiitn. QuoUtlona rang
t,? KS bld H08 aaked
Aa a matici <>i fact lha tlckel
,,?, pn 1 iooa to be offei
, v, .|.t in rai
,*-? 1 al hi
\( > re at b pi' -
?i aii the wer- up
o al aa
aren
prti a
.1.111
Stefansson Schooncr Wreckod.
Some, Uaaka, Noi M. The powei
^,.h(.., Marj Bai ha, ow ot tha beata
,,, Vllhiaimar BUfanaoon'a Canadian
\i.ti. axploratlon expedltloa, tms beea
wl-..,-k..i la '?'? "* ,,ri' *? -retlc eoaal
,,f uaaka Mewa af Ihe loaa of thi
Mir. Sll, ,,s aaa received lo-daj In a
. ( .,,?., Peter Barnard capUln of
the veaael
The |ee crushed II ? ?eaael luta small
Mt_ aad aii tba pravlalona aad sdentlflc
instrumenta aboard weri ktat. Aa Both
,,,.! of any Injury to the men ....
Ihe ?ehooner it ba belleved all are safe.
_
MUCH INTEREST IN
PARTY CONFERENCE
Rcpublican Meeting Friday
Promises To Bc of Con
vcntion Proportions.
ACCEPTANCES ARE
COA1ING IN EAST
Nearly 1,500 l.caders Prominent
in State Will F'articipate
in Affair.
T: l iblli atSte-S 'de , (,iif,-.? PJ< 1
I,. be i" l'i at the IVsldorf next PrMsy
promlaea to reaoh the sl"- of ? cimven
Mon 'i bere probabl] will be frotn 1,888
i" i too promlnent Repobll< ana lt at
tendanr^ Arceptancea have rorm .n .,,
rapldlj that it araa announced yeaterda;
it tbe he.-oi'in.-.11.1. >,f the stnte committee
ll i it would be mriflflarj to engage the
i.'U-i ballruorn of tIm IValdorf, Ineti ad if
ti,. istor Galler>, bb wbb Brat Intended
'i ? ?? ba lli Dom ai ommodati a I.'?"" pei -
? ona
The ronlerence aill be called to ordei
by rVnatni Ellht] Root, and after an or?
aanlaatlon has been perfected Ihe meet
i... openi : lo dla uaaton <?' I i
. ??? ii part) inte eat There will be
no , ut and drled programme, aml the de>
bati will be open "< ali The queatlon of
,!;.??, witb "t without th. Btata
, ,,i. rntioi the organlxat.on of the nevt
Aaaembly, wlth an Independenl Republl
? an a.s .*-';?, aki r, .md th.- general atati i I
itlon, includlng a diacuaalon <<'? the pres
rnl state lesderahlp nnder Wllllam
.< ? u.? Bome of t!a a ibjei is ripected
:.me befon the i onferi nce.
Thoae who Blresd] have expre aed ln
of itt' ndlng include most of the
mstorl and taaemblymen the Ri
CongresBmen snd manj men
and ?'!
work
i: ? tor* of the Btate will be
e*ix i-lall well repn aenti d, a. eptani ??
i ? ? ? i.. . i . i f n.ni John A
;.. p'i ? eekl; - . r.- in< la H
Mll h. II, "lt,,. bestei Poal i i Ro
? ? ?? | lim i . \\ i: ,;., ?!
- ? I'oat-Mandard" J<
' i r mai "Brookl) n Tlmea ' '
i' ??. ? r ghkei ? Ea ? Irthui \
I ?. ? "i ??'..?.. - ? . ? urai
rtmith, ? I ? Itandai d" . i-, edi rlck
VVil on "Xewbursh \. w llilu Bhank*,
\ ? ? ? John i ?
"Middli lown Tin ? Han B
m "Ithai a J >un al" W it ' ol
'...--? im. Rep iblli ai ' l B
? '.'ivm. ' Oli na Falla 1 B
i, "Ni n i:.. h.iie ptandart a
i ?? Recorder"
Plalna Ri
II. WIII Tim. a" ? H
?. ? ton fi : ?: \\
V. -.4 II I!
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I-" 11
1 ? "H.kl) :i
rort land Ht and ird,"
many of
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. . ta o
tate I bati
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? ? i -1 ? i . ?. ?
it-.i the Bi ? ? reasmen
in Wllllam Barnea
- ..f the '-' in Btate
Niiah Roi kwood i ed) .mi ? ? .
i m i. bi 44 w h '.\411: in Hayi ard D
md, \\ llllam
ngharf Hookei Jamea
11. Betl I
i j. gtali - '
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Kranb i !'. ? Ut* rt 8 ? ?<
Kopp, r.< ?'? rlck ' Tanni ' '?? dlle
Mon
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! j. .,.,., a im H. il
. ,. i ... thi il"n Wllllam -I
i , . R. Bhefl
, , ? , , , Haaa Henrj A
t , ... ?; !?m
. | '. ,,1 ) I'.llll ii Ali 4
lohn Ho le r . Reulu n
. ;i, i i, irb \ Bi hleren, H
Hi ii i st. Inbrink, D H. Ral
? m . Mon e, ' bsrli K
i . Waltei T Arrnii. i. Btaga
u hitlii, Phlllp -I M" "<';i. Mfred C Uoae,
, bsrli i i' Murphj and i. ,i. U
Uttle
BRITISH OFFICERS
TO STAND TRIAL
Court Martial Cnnvcncd as Kc
sult ol (iravr Cantccn
Brinery Scandals.
I , ,,i ,. to Th* Trl
London, Nov. 28. An oflV il ?'-" -
ment waa Issued yeaterda) bj Ihe Wai
, ifflci ronffrmlng n porl whlch bave
,?..., ,.,,,,,.?, regsrdlng b grave anh)
scandal. Th. slafiii'M is aa foUoWBl
? vs a result of Ihe apot lal Investlga
tion a-hli h baa been conducted recentlj
?rith a vlea to te Ung the sccurai i ol
ailegationa made ln rarloua qudrtera
a ,,, th? ixisten, e of a ayatem of
bribery and corruptlon ln ragard lo Ihe
,,??,,?, ,,! canteana In tbe army, In?
formation has been lald before the
Um, ??,?,,,.-.1. ln eonsequence ol whlch
H. ,-,?,,? .1 has given ordera ln th?
ni | maunce convenlng i general eourl
martial before arhlch chargea will be
,.,. f< rn .i agali it the followlng:
..,.,,,. ,,,?, m ,,,?- and Qusrtermastsr
Walker, ol Ihe Ouarda Depot; the Hon.
raptaln and Quartermsster Powlea lal
Battallon Irlah Guards; the Hon, Lleu
?.?,,,,, ,til| Quartermaster Burton, Ith
,,. ,, iha Hon. Ueutenani and
Quartermister Potter. M BatUllon
Argyll and Butherland Hlghlandera;
,,?. Hon Lieutenant and Quartermaster
Armstrong, Isl BsttsMon Norfol* Regl
ment."
?Th.. Dsil) Bxpress'* aaya it under
atanda the chargea are of the most
aerloua charactor, arlth a probabillty of
further proceadlnfja al a later atagg
BgBlnal ,.tl.er -dliccis and rn...-cni.ius
Blonsd 4.1T1-. rs
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Initiativc and Referendum
Not for Western Canada.
Rogtna aaalu Noi M IndJfference
,,t electora yesterdsy kiiled adoption of
b itlatlra snd refereadirai legaalatlofi la
,,?. ,.,,.4. ,,.. of BBMluatehewBB Whlle al
,,?,,t all Ihe vote ast was ravorahta to
,i,,. .._,,, |ea thas M pei cenl of the
voters went lo tha polla and the propo
Bition falled ihrough baek of naceaaan
numba""
'HANDS OFF STATE,
"CHIEF" IS ADVISED
Leaders Close to Him Think
He Shouid Obey Lesson
of Last Election.
MUST CONCENTRATE
ON LOCAL AFFAIRS
Even "Tom" Foley Says Murphy
Ought To Bc Relieved of
Upstate Burdens.
if Charlea 9. Murph) takee rhe advlee
ol aome Tammany leaders close t.i blm,
he wiii ke.-p his "handa off" upstate mat
ters aad conflna his future potltleal ae
tlvrltlee to Maahattan Moal of the leaders
arere wllHng to Btand by blm a* leader I
ol Tammany Hall, II waa aald yesterday,
bul thev betteved he hould ceewentrati
his efforta on relmNlltatloa of tba or
| aanlxatlon here, ln afeu of the kaaona of |
the recenl electkm,
A majorlty of dlatrlci leadera on the
Tammany i-:?-n?-i ai committee sre bsM te
be falthful Murph) men. and have hlther
to looked wltb favor on an) advaace nenl
or eatenslon >.f the powers ol "the Chlef."
The f.i.t th.it some leadera doea to blm
..:. beglnnlng t.. argue thal he shouid be
"relieved from the burden of BBy upetate
?rork" appeare ln political clrcles to be
. iden ?? ol growlag dlssenalon an.i op
:.tlon to Murpby in the Inner cirele.
Murphy BhouM never again aaplre to be
a atate leader, waa thi advlee given blm,
it is underatood, bul he BhouM work hard
to keep thi leaderahip "f Tamman) Hall
1 iip to rhe Btandard thal had always beea
expected, thal menu vlctorlea ai tba
polU, His dabbllng ln atate-wlde mattera
, i.,,: . eXtl i t '-' .. ? 91 ineas
ure i lamed for tbe moal i ei ? nl election
reeults, II wae .. verj i"".r showlng for
Murphy, .<t anj rate, the leadera sai.l
l? .-i Qovernoi Olynn and
othei il Demoi rata l tati
rendera the opportunlt) more flttlng f"'
M irphy to draa Ln hla political activtttes.
:? . certaln that the Oovernor and other
upai it< i adi rt feel thal thi an manage
I thelr ..'-'ii affalra althoul the Murph) n
...... whlch was a notlceabte factor
- . . i >i x admlniatratli n Bomethlng
: mual be done io retrleve tbe rei enl losw a
ol Tamman). and ll la up to the ' i ^hlef"
lo adn li er the i emi dj Thal la tne
\. i aon.i the lead
ThonruM F Foley, leader --f the - I ai
aenvbl) i >lati li t, and probablj aa i loae to
M ,i rdi ? any ol the dlatrlci li adi ra
? i j eaterdsy thal he aaa
? ol rellei Ing Mui ph) of the "polltli -.1 b u -
? |de ol the ? it>.
? -I wo to --?? Mr Murph re
aa "' 0
? ild Mr. 1 ":- | "He has
, . ough to do hei ? Ihi atati aitua*
li .in embarraaalng po
?Itlon " ? i f- '- the ol ? I ol
fonstsi t critlclai ? doesn'l de*
Bome of tl hs' ?? urged
Mr. Murph lo - powei i
rnding the a-eak plaeee ln thla
ii. .-.i theli ad
i
There ia t, thla was a les- j
.i.- ti.- elei tlon, and Mr
Mui ph) la th* man to proftl a leaaon j
ln i.oiu'.x He ij open mlnded and broad |
m hla rlewi ind r a a III m ihe ? i
thi paal lo help h m ln the ful -
i
Mi ? m m ii a u a
arand llttli
?
ll,. ha? i.. pi a. tii all) evei |
? ? ? ..-I Mr Poley,
u ne belleve he
: ... an oi i tnlsatlon In
.?-.oi thal almply can'l be bi sten
? tl ii fai i that
, i ? ad thal Tam
thi outgrowth ot
ind expei leni -
ir *. . ti on M inhattan ??? nIII
iv nn Inclble."
BURNS. DICKENS AND
POPE PAPERS AT AUCTION
Scottislt Poets Autograph on
Excise Certificate Sold for
$130 in London.
?
London, Nov. '_'.?. An excise paper m
ihi anda i ll ng of Roberl Burns, w Itb
-nalure givlng the amounl i-f
i- ? r he gauged, sold for $130 j esterda)
ai Hotheb) -. and a i-ollectton of let*
tera relatlng to blm, aome wlth hla au?
tograph, sold for II.MM
Flfty chei ka di aa n on ?'outta Bi ik
bj charlea Dlckena broughl $105, and
five autograph letters wrltten t.> Leigh
liuiit i.\ Marj Bhelley, aecond wife of
tha poet, sold for $275. Nlneteen kt
lera of the imk. of Marlborougti t.>
i;? orge iii wenl foi l-JUO, and twi nt) -
three lettera of Alexander Pope to bla
publlsher and othi ra fi t< hi d <s'-'-"..
U. S. CONSUL ROBBED
Genoa Thicf Makes $600 Haul
?Rifle Team at Nice.
Genoa Noi tt While tha American
Consul Oeneral, Dr. John B. Jones, w .i -
visiini?f Rear Admiral Prank R Eteatty,
,,i th. American battleehip Counectlcut
lt thli f ellpped Into hl i oom al a hoti'
an,! atole lewelrj to the ralue of M89,
The conaul general baa notlfled the Qi.i
1 authoi Itlea of his loew.
Kice, N'o'. Hl \ naval rlfle team from
the Amerlcsn wsrahlpe waa beaten by IM
pointa t.>-.iay in a matrh agalnai a team
from the erack Nlce Rlfle I luh There
v .,? a large attendanee, The American
rlflemen were Rnslgna Oacar C. Badger
and John M. Katea aad B^eautnen Hari ing,
Bedeskl, Bharplesa, Byrnes, De Bommera
and i 'i uatrup,
v., i.i.--. Nov. ? Th.- LTnlted Btatea
naval suppl] ablp Celtlc and the fuel shlpl
Cyclops lefl here to~_aj for the aouth.
Th. eominai-dei ? of the battteahlpe Plor?
Ida and Aikanaaa axchaaged viMtg arlth
|he ?..niuiar.'le! .<f a RtBBB*?n CTUlseT
arhlch arrlved to-day, whlM the Russlsn
an.i Ameii.an bluejacketg frateralaad on
Bhore.
Italy Buys Battleship.
London, Naa '-' "Thi Dadlj Tele
graph" BuNlaataa lha report thal Itaty
has purd ise.i tbe BraslHan dreadnoughl
;:i.? Janlero,
g,, ord Ing to rarporta dui iti_ the in si f.-w
montha i>r< at Brltaln, Ruaata, Oreai
and Turkey have all had under eoBatdera*
tion tbe purcbaae "f the draadnougfol uio
Janelru.
'UNIQUE BOOK COLLECTION
BOUGHT BY UNITED STATES
.__.
1,500 Privately Printed Books
and Pamphlets Go to Li
brary of Congress.
[Bt ' ?', ia le 'i he Trll a
i.ondon, Not. .'> Bertram DobelLI
the well known bookseller, has just aold
b] ,-able to the I.ibrnry of '"onuress ln
Washlngton a unique collection of aome
flffeen hundred privately printed b""l4s
nnd pamphleto, and tbe books are now
beiniT dlspatched to their pennanent
ii atlng phu a
The collection representa the labor of
almoat forty yeara snd durlag the
B'hole Of that tim'- Mr. Ilobell. wbo liad
pnlque opportunltlea to do ao, has been
settinp BSide every book artd pamphlet
printed for private clrculattofi whlch
li.- could obtain. They are for the most
part unknown t" prevloua bIMtograpb
era "r undescribed in sny of tbe bsusI >
Lmoka "f reference. This are conflned
to no one brnnch of liimian knowledge,
bul are chiefl) producta "f the elgh
taenth and.nlneteentti ci nturiea
"The Tiinis" Baya ii is .|uit.. eertaln I
ih.it another such i olleclIon could not
bi formed wlthln the next half century.
$900 ^UHTER
BY WASHINGTON
_
Unpublished Missive Written in
1780, on Morrow of
Election.
[ By Cabla to Tl 1 'I'r; 'ii,.
London, Nov. 20.?A very Important !
aml aupposedly hltherto unpublished
letter written by I ,e,.r);o WashlngI
the day after Iiis etecttOO as tirst Ptesl- ,
dent "f ih.- Unlted Btatea waa aold to
Bamuel Powel yeaterday at Botheby'a
tor S!MN?. Tbe letter la dated Mount
Vernon, \ a, Pebruary, I'*?*? and
I eadS, in PS1 '. as follOWfl
All the BOlltlCal nianieii. res wbl'bl
were calculated '?" Impede If nol pre
vent 'l.peratlon of the new govern
ment ara now brought to a eloae until I
th.- meetlng of th-- new Congreaa and, '
although ih.- Issue "f all tha electlona is
not yet known. tbey are aufHclently
dlsplsyed t,, authorlse the bellef l
the opposers of tbe governmenl bave ,
been defeated in ainiost every Inatance.
"Although the electlona in tin- stat..
,,[. ,,..i it wiii be aome tlme before
tiie repreaentatives in Congreaa sre
llna i- announced Prom i onjex ture, j
however, it ia aupposed that the ma
lorlt) will be Pederallsts- aome ar.- s,,
languine aa to auppose thal aeven out
,,f ten will be bul thla, aa i bave ai
read) said. is altogether i onjoi ture,
.md rague i onjoi l ure, foi much pa i -
have been laken and no art i*-ft un-l
ed to potson the njlnd snd alsrm |
the feara of ihe people Into opposition. I
?in the list "f electora whlch haa
been publlahed by tbe ? aa utlve
thority In this atate there appears, as
far as i am Bcqualnted wlth the . bar
a t.t< ,,f ti,.- gentlemen, elght declded
Ifrlsnda of ihe new Constltutlon. Me
the eause of ihe untish Klng'e Inaanlty |
what it was. his situation <if aliv.-i '
merita commiseration Better perbaps
would it have been for hia nation.'
tho ght noi for oura (und< r th." preaent j
proapei I) if this .".ent had happened at
the time. Dr. Pranklln, you aay, aup
i?,-,s tbai lus majesty'a constltutlon
araa from the flrst tinged wlth 'he mai
ady under vbi' li h. la now laboTlng. '
\\ ashlngton'a referero e to Oeon
IH'a flrsl attack "f madnesa refera ln
fai t to the autumn of 1788. The K i |
i. ? nn d i" v\ indaor after tsktng t:...
watera at Cheltenham, and gol wet
winie walklng on October 10. The rn 4t !
ii.r he was taki n III, and on i '? tober
22 algna of mental derangemettt ap-l
pi ari ,i.
BRACELET A B00MERANG
Woman Voyager Passes It to
Friend, and Customs Sees.
\i i Blrdli Hsri a, a a oi d i abln pss
bi ng< r on the Cunarder Lusltanta araa ;
detalned bj the cuatoma offlciala yeatei
day becauae ahe was s...,, paaMng a gold
braeelet to a friend on the pler
Mis Hafiis its th.. Wlfe "I a tallOT "i
Lundon and came hen to attend the wed
dirtK of a relatlve ln 130th atreet, neai
l,,i,o\ aven ?? A part] of ten relatlvea
and frienda mel her at the pler, an.l thej
braeelet whleh ahe pass..,] t,, one of them
u.is Bubsequently paaaed from one vlaitor
I,, another until Inapector Murphj aro
cured it.
Mrs. Harria contended that tin- $i<?>'
worth of Jewdrj ahe had arlth her waa
h, r ,,44i'. property, and waa nol Intended
aa 4i, ddlng pr.'s. nta
The j.'W.'is \\,i, detalned and the i
roughl before Burveyoi llenrj ? v"
inii\ two rlaltora are enUtled to pict
i ,,sses to vlalt a returnlng friend "' rala- |
live, an InveSttgatton arlll be Btarted to
iind h"w ten relatlves were odmitted
within the cuatoma llnea to rneel Mrs.
Harria
Awkward Que^tions in Reichstag
Uncomfortable for Kaiser.
Berlin, Nov. 2s The imperial Parlla
ment to-daj duicuaaed th?- much crltl
claed action of Emperor Wllllam In or
dertni the court archltect, Brnast \on
Iiuie. to droft the plana of the nea Oer
m.m Embassj Building In Washlngton
Instead "i permlttlng Profaaaor Bruno
Moehring to do so aa the artaaer of the
,.petltlon opeued bj the Perelgn Ofllce
for the purpoaa "f aeleetlng the beal de?
aign.
The Bubjecl wss brought up bj i'r.
Morita Johannee Junck, a Nstlonsl Llb
iiai. who Bsked the government whather
it waa Irue thal an architoct who bad
BOt partn ipat'd m the PoretgB Offlce
COmpetltlOn had been ionimission.il lo
drafl the plana
Oottlleb \"n Jagow, tbe Porelgn Mln?
later, leplnd that the tirdei had not \et
been grren tor the coawtructiOn of tbe
embassy building, as the plans must
i'imi be approved by the Pruaslsn Aca
,,, m; of AreMtectura This, he aald,
explained the absanee from the budget of|
an appropriation for the einbassy
Dr. Jeseph HarseM, n Soi-iai i?emo
crat. then asked the iroveriiiii, nt Whether
it had decldad to open an Inveeatfgatteu
lllto the relations of th. "AliKlo-Aiiliriiaii
Tobacco Trust" wlth tba Oarauui clgar
.ii.' indastry, and was liiformed i>> Dr.
Max Rlehter, Under Bacretan for the in
lerlor, thal a COmilllBBlOII of inqulry was
to be appoinlid. and that inemiiers of
Parhaabenl arould have the rlgbl to at?
tend IM alttings.
UNIONISTS CARRY
FIGHT TO DUBUN
Anti-Home Rule Leaders
Begin Thorough Cam?
paign in Irish Capital.
SHOTS FIRED IN RIOT.
WOUNDING A WOMAN
Militants Arrested and Summarily
Sentenced Windows of
Streetcars Smaslied.
Dublin, Nov. 29, Th. L'atontel part) to
da) carrk >i the a ar Into thi ? nei ijf
terrltot. when Andrea Bor*ar*t-.?
leader of the cmpositlon ln the Hauae a.
I'ommona; Blr Kdward Caraon, leader o'
the Lrisk Unlonlsts, an.i other promlnent
men arrlved t-> detlver In tbe Irtsh caupi.
tai a aerlea <>i sp..he-. ?,, riome Rule
in i.-pi;. t?. the deputatton whteh w-ei
. ..mei blm, Mr. Bonar-Law refterate-l
thal the L'ntontst* ha.i opposed conetat
ently and completel'y the whole Mea al
the s- naratlon of the I'rilt. .1 KUlgdom
and Inseated that the governmenl maal
aeek the aanctlon >.f tka people befon
attem itlag t.. inake the changi
Durlng a apeech la the aftcriwea before
the L'nlonlst Tlasnrlellon Mr. Beeaar-Lau
i-.ii.i Premier Aequtth'a apeeck of tbe pre
cedlag day soetned to blm a complete ?. -
ceptance of th.- ordera af John Radaiaaa ?
leader of the Irteh Nst-onsltsta, f..r "full
-team ahead." and II thal W_r8 so th"
difllcultles of th.- i nii-nist party aBjra
gone.
in ih- evening Mr. EkH-ar-Lew ad*
dreaaed an Immense meeting ln thi Thea?
tre Royal an.i alao an ovi iBow naw I
Ing. ile argued thal the atUtude of I :
Bter alone Justlfled the denaand foi *:i
appaal to the country. n>> cballenged t'"*
governmenl If lt believed :t bad BioraJ
rlghl behlnd it t.. arreal Blr Edward Cai
aon and Buppreee the armed B-Ovemaat
ln ri.-t.-i.
'ihe atreet* to-nlabl wera crowded.
Btudenta marched in proceaaton a"?i
amaabed wlndowa ln tramcars an.i buihi
Inga Bome ahota were flred and oni
woman vvas wounded. Tbe potli a wei ?
kepl buay previ ntli | affra: -
kirnis
Buffragettea attempted to reach Mr.
Bonai-Law as he was drlvlng
afternoon meeting t-> the realdence af
Lord Iveagh. The bombarded blm >v>' ?
pamphleta. Mra Bheehy Bkefllngton an i
bfrs COnnery, the leaders ot the euffra
lal - ? i' Dublls, were arreati d and
charged ait obstructlng tt" police M
Bkefllngton wka lentenced to sevea day.*'
Imprlaenment, and at once dedared .?
hutig. r strike."'
The sutfragetti ? aante '? to pi ot< n
against th* excli -i >n of nomen from M
Konar Law'a meetlnga ln DuMIn and his
refuaal t>. receive i deputatton of I i
women. Tbey also Intended to a k blm
to state whether the Cnioalsl party waa
for or agali rl - laa ona n thi ???
., Sov. a Two BUffrag tl - a
reaolutel) refused to give thelr namea.
?,...:e commttted for trlal al I_eeda to-da:
..?I a eharge of araon Both complatacd
to the magletrate of the ? >? ll) of the
doctora and male wardera in an atteuspl
to overeatae thelr realatancc to
then- flnger prlnta taken. The anag
nromlaed to refer the mattei to the Honw
I l|l|. e
sov. a m --
Ftobertso '?? ot Bli Johnstoi
the tor-mnnagi r, ha -
been releaaed from prtson Bhe wi.
\. . rer 21 to a ti l n of twi
weeka i .. a eharge of smaahlng a aindoa
oi - .-.-,,,., of I'.- mlei Aaejulth'
.. . . . ' .. and Immedlati ?
en ni on hungi i itilke Ht r i ondltlon bi
ich thal bei n li laa waa i oa*
i .. -. i adv ?-. ? ?
MINISTRY UNDER FIRE
French Cabinet Shaken by Ex
Premier's Attack.
;....?
Paris, Nov. 28 The debate ob the
propoaed f_!6O,fl00,()00 loan waa
t|n |, ,i :;, the '"i amber of Deputlea to
(1.,. _: - a-Pn rnler i 'alllaux, who at
,.,, K( ,| :,.. pjovei nmeat'a pollcj and
recommended a cloaer approxlmatlon
to bSngllah methods of estabHshlng tbe
rquilibrium of .1 budgel and of laaulng
governmenl bonds. Hla Bpeech made b
?real Impreaslon, and Bome eppreataev
alon is now fell thal the Barthou Cab
Inel 111av nol he atrong enough towith
Btand the onalaught for whlch M. Call
laux'fl apeech has no adroltly paved
tha way. Th.- debate wlll be n Burned
on Monday.
? B
BICHLORIDE FATAL AGAIN
W. Northrup Dead?His 0a_M
Accident?Others Reported.
Hichlortde of mercury clalmed anothei
accldental lictlm yeaterday, whea 9T1I1
i.-im Northrup, a ckuhlng merehaaa af
No. 138 w.s' l.n-i street, died at'the Har*
lem Hosi Ital Two othi r caua a arere al-o
announced Prom Moi rtstoa a, N. I
came b report that Prederlek J. Uada
bury waa .1 b hoapltal euffettag from
rnercui y potsoning, whlla al i'-- IU
il , 'harli - I McMaoua. twi nf -
Hve yeara old, of No IM ^'??^ Bd atraat,
was h. id a prisoner fea attemptlng to 1
hla llfe wit 1 the polson
Northrup Bwallowed the nsercu
let-. iiustak.nK them for qublll e pllls. on
TiiibbIbt nlghi Ile areal to the Harlern
11.1-Tiial ti- si da). b 11 Ihe ph
could not save blm
Iu the case of the New .lerscy man the
btchtorlde of mercury waa taken tg errer
for beadache tsbtet* H< waa ia. n to
the Mem.'t .1 He pil.il. where hope that
he nught recover waa expreaaed laat
night.
McMaoua, who 1- ln Bellevue, acvard*
Ing to the police t...>k two Mbteta to end
his iife becauae af aa uahappy krva
iffa r
Bird Visitors Must Strip.
\ brace of phoaaanta. owaed by r* D
Mowatt, Of l.ondon. were .t.-tailie.I on the
I'unard l.ine pier yeaterday wheti tlie.v
were found in the _?ff f of the ti av -
eller. lt vvas e\plalned that they had
c. OM h. re as gltta for a frlend. but aa
the laa rof-tdl the ImportHtloii Of
plumaga of wii.i bir.i*. tba pkeaaaata
w. ra detain- d
The SWner asked if then- was an>' oh
j. tion to ir.s bftagkag la the fowl it
the plaaaage was ramoved and waa in
forraed tbat there vvas not.
lUtpped of their fcather*. th* bird*
were taken later to the Ktiulishman'a
frlend.