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CABLE NEWS FROM GERMANY
norAL FAiaiLT STAIITB ON irs
1lm FAllr
IIOLDlr I y ronniciN LANDS
Poland No Longer nn Importnnt Bon or
ConUntlonTtrrlMe Work of the Mafia
TunUA IBDCB Part of 1Vt Oer
IB Irl
many Inundated Henndal In a DUCK
nonicThe Emperor nt PlOY with the
Children of bin PeopleA LoUP wbo
Proceed will be Devoted to HuppreldnE
the Slave TradeRemarkable Crime
Btnuv Jon 28The Emperor and Em
pre DELIN s accomn nlod by the Prince and Prince
Henry and A brilliant court sulto have entered
to Holland and England
uponlbolr voyage Holnnd EDrlanl
uton They have been enjoying a series cl magnifi
cent fetei t on the way At Kiel > esterday the
town and shipping in the harbor were deco
rated with flag and streamers In honor of
their 3aJestlfe A grand rosntla took place
In which sixtytwo yachts dlvldoJ Into sever
Ihl
cla10 participated The Empororwltnesset
the Meetnelo I from the deck of the imperial
yacht Meteor and Prince Henry and wife on
board Die Irene watched I from Inside tho
roid toad A favorable breeze was blowing
the r siv Inl unclouded nnd the royalties re
mained unlit the close of the regatta which
InttPl I t 1 seven hours and was u success
enIHlrnlna to land the Emperor and Prince
10nl i uttunded a coraniers and the Emperor
In full observance of the custom drank net
elli Inriio glasses of bier observing that It
iron a thirsty dar In toe evening too Km
Wi
rjemr Woe present at the distribution of prizes
at the Nav1 Academy and was recalved with
enthusiastic loyalty
mr mknlfestatlon of enthuslalUo
Todar all the Illustrious visitors attended
church In afternoon tte Imperial party
embarked fT their voyage along Ibo coast
feteral British and American yachts were In
led to accompany them Thoro was a lively
breeze aOl the hoat was subsiding
The 800ton Ironclad Kaiser Is I still fast on
Qolngon and Alderhorst
tbo rooks between Golnlon Alderhont
near Dnnl = lc Several powerful tugs bue
fnltcd to pull her off Sbo is in n bad position
and wlh a bean sea would become a total
wreck So far Ibo weather has been favor
able for bar
The Herein another bin ironclad belonging
to the earns squadron a the Eatsor has had
ban liicl loitlug her anchors In the Baltic and
ba returned to hid
Ttie end of Poland as a political expression
Is I st approaching A variety ot slims points
to tile rillsolution ot the Polish Parliamentary
party In the Bclchstag and the Landtag within
a comparatively short time A few days be
fore tbe end of the session of the Landtag
Baron KoBClelskl a great landowner and a
favorite Polish poet rose In his seat in the
upper House and delivered a speech on the
subject which everybody is now talking about
Tbe Polish party publicly disavow Xos
clelskl as their representative in the matter
declarlna that his speech was unauthorized by
the party and not In accord with its princi
ples But many Polish subjects holding official
posts and otherwise prominent in public
life and having important influence among
their compatriots declare Ihimselvea as
freeing with the Baron
Tbe Baron sold I was impossible and would
ever b Impossible to restore the Polish
fatherland I was no longer desirable to con
tinue a strife for the unattainable Poles
could not Ignore the fact tbat they were cub
jot ot the King of Prussia whether they said
prayers and ale cheers for that King in the
Polish or th German language There oould
be only two parties la Poland one conserva
tive and orderly the other destructive Let
us concluded the speaker sink minor dif
ferences and apply ourselves to the work of
serving our King and combating the destruc
tive party which threatens the social founda
tions of the world
tonl were
These utterances coming from a Polish
patriot were listened to In astonishment by
tbe Home and were loudly cheered at She
close They indicate a great ebons in Polish
sentiment which is evidently one of the eon I
uquence s of the social programme laid down
by the Emperor
Kosclelski who is also a member of the
Reichstag will soon join the Conservative
party Three years ago he 8 a passionate
Polish orator In 1887 he delivered a vehe
ment philippic against the Prussian Gov
ernment which he charged with the crime
ef violating Polish nationality The change
f his opinions and language Is notoriously
the result of personal Intercourse with
the Emperor It is generally admitted that
the Emperor has succeeded In disuniting the
Polish party for the better preservation of the
Integrity of the kingdom and tbVempire The
Poles had hitherto been tbe most bitterly hos
tile to the present order of things their oppo
sition at times amounting to disloyalty seces
sion being one of their declared principles
That he should have eo far overcome their
bottlllty Is another convincing proof of tbs
power the Emperor bas aeoulred over parties
by his Indomitable will and persistence In
hlsMoitramme
D sij at tches from Tunis report that the Italian
Matte Is I doing deadly work there A series of
outrnces has been committed and friends of
the victims and detectives seeking to discover
th rerpotrators as they were on tho point of
succeeding hne been stllottoed In the streets
Sun a Sicilian baa bean arrested and con
fessed to three murders The terrible work of
the llafla nevertheless still goes ou and at
last accounts the numher of undetected homi
cides averaged four a week Each crime prop
agates others to conceal f and something like
srelen of terror prevails resembling In M > mo
decree the condition In Mew Orleans before tho
lynching
The French authorities in Tunis have so far
been unable to deal efficiently with this out
burst of crime and the French residents in
their wrath may rise and take a fearful von
teance on the Italians without discriminat
ing btween the Innocent and the guilty In
lbs mew time the protectorate Is inclined t
Sand I the entire Italian population from the
country Either of tbeso courses could not
fall to amuse the Indignation of Italy and
serious complications are possible at any
moment mine already precarious state of tho
relations between tbe French and Italian
Governments in the Mediterranean
The storm In west Germany lasted three
days The downpour of rain was Incessant
and was Increased by fearful cloudbursts and
fuiloun waterspouts spreading destruction
f rnnd wldH lolls have suddenly cOlored
sections of Westphalia Hanover and the
Ithlre provinces tho like of which has not
been recorded In history The valley of the
Cider looks like an open I n Cause and Wll
diintsii were HubmereoJ by wnt rspoul A
mllllrn marks will not cover the damage In
thee dltrlcts Hevonleen i < orson hale been
killed nnd twenty Injured by llchtnlng and
no estimate can > et bo formed of tbe number
drew ned
A cnndnl hns just CI mo to light which bas
shocked Merlin society Tbo old Duke ot
lliitlbor head of thn house of Itatlbor and
Corvjr nnd biothor of Irlnco Ilobcnloie the
Buiibnlter of AlsaceLorraine bas five eons
tad four daughters The sons bold exalted
rink In the Prussian army and thiee of the
< l uclitArs are married to noblemen The
odent t dauchter Ellgnbetb born In 1851 has
never she
ntor been murrlod Twenty years ago
A lieirotned to lrlnce 1uertenberg who
WOe killed In the Franoolrusslan war Tho
DUke recently proposed to marry her to Count
t Darner who Is I CO years old The Pilncess r
I luecd to Iwo him I declaring to Ibo astonish
L a
ment of all that she would marry no one
except Carl Mailer a forest keeper In her
fathers iertlce 35 yfar4 of BIO who she
confessed she had long and devotedly loved
The Duke raved on bearing Ihle and
Instantly dismissed Mailer being with dim
cully restrained from killing him This hap
pened in April lust Mailer soon found a good
place in Austria and the Duke hearing noth
tag further on the subject from his daughter
supposed that I had bee forgotten But last
week he found that she was In secret corre
spondence with her lover through the medium
of a servant In his household Tbe daughter
when charged by the Duke with this enormity
was defiant and declared with much spirit
I am old enough to know my own mind
Carl love me for myself alone We shall
Carllrt alono elbal mar
ry without your consent Carl has three thou
sand marks saved Irom his earning and I
possess six thousand my mothers bequest
which nobody has tbe power to touch I am
willing to renounce any family rights Our
minds are mado up
The Duke in a great rage sworn that he
would Imprison his daughter In castle and
casto
obtain from the courts a decision of lunacy
which would give him tho right to immure her
forever
The Princess retorted Then two will be In
prison In a few months
The Duke was puzzled b this reply where
upon tho woman whlnpereJ a few words In his
car which explained all He staggered to his
feet rttempted to strike her and fell full
length upon the floor spnieles > I was feared
that he had a stroke of apoplexy The f er
vants In great alarm removed him to his
room Doctors wero Immediately summoned
and soon restored him to consciousness
Afterward at the Dukes request the woman
submitted to an examination which confirmed
what she had whispered to her father that she
had loved not wisely but too well
Tho Duke who Is I 73 years old Is heart
broken by this revelation I Is expelled how
ever that ho will consent to the marriage to
save the family from worse disgrace The
brothers talk of killing Mailer on stunt but
Elizabeth threatens In thaI event to live un
til she Is i delivered of the pledge of her love
and then end her own existence In this
dllomttfa tho honor of the house now stands
Dr Mlchelten of Wiesbaden recently cured
the wife of Herr Danuers a wealthy merchant
of a dangerous disease Herr Danuer in grati
tude has donated 2000000 mal to found a
hospital In Hamburg which is to be under the
direction of Dr Nicholson
An anonymous donor through the medium
of his fencing master at BadenBaden bas
given 80000 marks for the erection of an
orphan asylum In the town of Latin Silesia
charming story f told of the Emperor
William which reveals the amiable side of his
character Tbe Empress recently took her
sons to the Babrmnnder Hills on a picnic un
known 10 her imperial con ort Bearing of It
after her departure tbe Kaiser took horse and
followed the party When he overtook them
he found them enjoying themselves sur
rounded by hundreds of children who had
flocked to the woods The Emperor dis
mounted from his horse and joined them In
their amusements He arranged the names
himself assisted in running and jamplne and
allowed the princes to mix freely with the
other children
Several large area took place in the suburbs
of Bremen last night There Is every reason
to believe they were of incendiary origin
Fifteen Jews exiled from Busala have been
removed from Cbarlottenburg to hospitals In
Berlin On examination it baa been found
that they are stricken with the black pox
wbloh is highly contagious Tho fact has
caused much alarm and the municipal au
thorities are taking tbe fullest precautions to
prevent the spread of the disease The afflict
ed persons have been Isobted and their
symptoms are carefully watched by experts
Of the proceeds of the lottery of 8000000
marks recently proposed by the Emperor he
has just sanctioned tho distribution of 6000
0 marks In prizes the balance 2000000 to
bo devoted to the campaign against slavery In
Africa Including 400000 for Baron Wismanns
iake steamers
A fight between the police and fish poachers
took place on Kanxsdorf Lake near Berlin
last night The latter were surrounded In
their boats by tbo police who wero also In
boats and a regular battle occurred on the
water The pachers used their oars and tbe
police their clubs and for a while there was a
very lively skirmish without any serious re
sults The poachers being close pressed
rowed to the shore landed and attempted to
flee to the woods They were then fired upon
10e woo
and one was killed and three wounded The
remainder wero all captured and brought to
this city
In the village of Schroln near Ologon
Silesia a coachman named Tost having re
ceived notice of his dismissal went home
greatly depressed Ho arose in the night shot
his sleeping wife and throe children and then
committed suicide by hanging
Fran Backstoin wife of a wealthy landowner
In Llasa yesterday killed her husband by
beating > out hU brains with a hammer and
hen put an end to her own life She Is sup
posed to have been acting under a homicidal
paroxysm
Combatting the Insects who have been ruin
Jog the trees and crops In Bavaria has cost tho
Government 200UOOO marks and the com
munal authorities probably as muob more for
coating the trees with a specially prepared
glue The fort have been saved nnd In the
entire south of Germany tbe destruction of
the crops as well as the tress bas been prevented
vented Nevertheless the damage bas been
very heavy in other portions of tbe country
and experts declaro It will take fifty years to
repair ft
AMERICANS Iff CuLl
Crew of United State Veiieels Warned
Aaln Xundlnic riser
WASBINOTOW June 28Tha Chilian legs
ton today received the following SANTiiaoJune28 cablegram
The chief nt the Chilian Insurgents tbe ex
Captain of the Chilian navy Uforce Monti bas
nntllloil the American Admiral nt louluue that
tbe crews of hI American vessels ought not to
I go on shore l they will run lie I rlsu of being
aSNiulied by evolutionary moos
War Ships Going to llehrlnjt Be
VioTonii B C June 28Ber Majtstys ship
Nymphe Commander Turner left for Esqul
insult Immediately after her mall were re
ceived this morning and will go direct to Na
nnlmo There she will meet the United States
abli > Mohican In whore company BUe will pro
ceed to Mehrlnit Iea It II l expected that tier
Maesty s shinPheasant and the United Mains
hln Alert will aha make tbo Isebrlng Sea
wl leaving here on Tuesday
einie in < company lenvlnl
IIe IIItolnOk of ISle Alert Is Berlonalv III
kSS removed to 1e Joseph HosplU from
and was
the shiv today The ft command will betaken
dur u hD the northern Irlii by Jllut Walnwrlglit
senior oBJ er who received orders from Washington
WhID rcp
ol week both
ington to Ho so During the past wllk
thelMaicot and Otto two Victoria chooners
havo been quietly fitting out for soallnir
Victim oft lie Hurooan Hurrlcmne
VAUWO Cal June 28Tho bodies of the
nlnoiem VALLBV sailors who were rrowned in tho
allor bulled at Mare
storm at Samoa were bUllod
great
iKland yes erday with Imposing ceremonies
lln 1fl
< taken
The remaliisol the nineteen men were takln
10 th cemetery eeYn In one hearse and
twelve on a IeVfn constructed of uun
carriages At the graves the services wero
conducted by tie Iavfs K Lewis and were
Impressive At iheu conclusion a parting
and the last
salute wa fired over the gnves te
call was sounded by tbe bugle
Free Mlntrnl Water
Because noihln extra Is charge I for Vichy I
and Sellers dealers oiteii buy the Cheapest
tuff ami thereby spoil I yourdrlnk Insist un
getting Carl II BchulUis which are also fur J
nluhcl roo4dv
Mummer Service for Tboued Ilnd
Commmoln Mond r Jn 3 fait mornln trim ln
will leave Orund Utmrtl lUtlon via Mew York < rural
atiuiuA > l rtoolilnn 1Uylon ntuuti Altiaiiilna thy
H3 > l 01 l ThrouKh arftMuiTrtHHii can rnn cvtulnir
train will linn UranJ Central HitUnn aI1II M ar
riving at Clarion nulu AUiacdrU Day tf3f > Q ii morn
icE Through ilitplnc t I ears A through i pln carfor
Cap Uiicem will also bs ran on tli < Pass Nlibi Ki
cr14 Itavlnic i Uranil OtDlral sutton at bits f H l
bupsrb nrrlot Fait linn Mo axics lireA < H > 1 H
A WOMAN THE CAUSE OF IT
lOW TimODORR ZARBrO WAS KILLED
ut MRS ooaaTOCKs FLAT
He Didnt TCot TonK Mr Meeerole to
Live There and aO Quarrelled with the
WomanHe wa ChoklnB Her when
Meeerol Sprang to Her foresee a1
Shot HimA Trip to Coney Inland that
Ended la at Homicide In Brooklyn
Darwin J Mescrolotho young man who shot
and killed Theodore Lorblg In Brooklyn on
Saturday night became Larblg assaulted Mf
Bovle F Conutook In whose flat they were
was committed to the Raymond street jail yes
tera by Justice Tlcho Mrs Comstock also
was committed to tb jail n awltross Both
will May tbore until Coroner Rooneys jury do
cldewbcther or not the killing was dono In
BtlfdoferNs Meserole says I wasI
Mesit tas years old Hu Is a son of Oen
J Y > ta lo City Surveyor of Brooklyn and
Is welllit n In tbat city He lain i business
with his fM at 13 Broadway this city and
ho lived und very recently with his parents at
400 Wnsulugton avenue Brooklyn
Larblc tho man ho Killed was a tra oIling
salesman for the Electrical Huoplv Company
of this city He was 43 rears old marrioJ antI
had too children Ho lived at 28 Second
street Brooklyn only two blocks from where
the shooting occurred
Mrs Comstoo tho cause of the trouble Is i
the wife of a wealthy man who is now living In
Providence She has boen separated from him
a long tlmo but whether she is divorced or not
is not known The police say Ibo Is She hal
lived In Brooklyn since July ot lust year and
the police say has not boruo an enviable rep
utation though her latest neighbors declare
she has conducted herself in avery respoctablo
manner and they have never seen anything
out ot the way in her Her flat is on the frt
floor of the new double flat building 378 Sack
ot street Brooklyn There are eight oIlier
families In the building who unite in giving
hoc I good character Mrs Comstock has
lived Here only two months She moved there
from the corner of Pearl and Concord streets
the polled say because the neighbor ot
the latter place complained of her bad habits
and n custom she had of bringing men to her
house They also tar that one of those men
who visited her was Lnrblg the dead man
They say be has visited her pretty steadily
ever since she ha bean In Brooklyn and that
be spent n good dell of time with her when he
was IOt i away on a business trip
Mesrolo I U a acquaintance of the woman
About a week ago he rented a room in her flat
It adjourned her own room Iarblg a this
time was away on a trip He cot home Wednes
day Ha Mslteil Mrs Comstock bnturday noon
Meserole was at homo and Mrs Comstook In
tioducod Larblqas u friend of hers Lnter In
tbo aiternoon Meaerole look her to Couev Isl
and She told him Lurblg had gone to the
robes
The first that was known of tho booting was
at 1016 oclock on baturdnv night wtien
Meserole and Mis Comsiock walked up Butler
11esoroie Ie
street arm in arm and Into the police station
She was dressed In a light serge suit and wore
a fashionable bat Bho hell liar handkerchief
to her face Ho also wore a light suit with a
nnltn waistcoat and patent leather shoes
Neither was known at the station Sergeant
Maude was at the desk
Sergeant said Meserole I have just shot
a man down the street t
What I exclaimed the Sergeant
I said I bad just shot a man down the
street repeated Meserole and ho handed a
re nicer over tbe desk to the Sergeant Ho
assaulted this lady and when I Interfered to
cave her lila he turned on me and 1 bot him
Tbe Sergeant bad retained his composure
on tills asked for the particulars First Mele
rlO told blm the address and saldhe bad bet
tvr send an ambulance around to take the
man to the hospital This was done Irl
Comstock then removed her handkerchief
from ber face and exposed two bruised and
swollen eyes tbe atd
loen
Th man he shot lilt me
The Captain came in then and he ordered
the Sergeant to take the description of both
and than hurry to Mr Comstocks Hat in
which the shooting had occurred He took
Meserole into his privAte ollloe to get hIs state
ment Mrs Comstook he locked up
Sergeant Maude get around to the flat
Ierlolnt
which Is only three blocks from the sta
tion In a few minute Policemen Far
rel was just aliead of him One of
the neighbors who lives in the flat house
bed told him that be had henrd a shot some
where in the house Ie i didnt know where
Tbe two policemen wont into tho house to
gether V hen they reached Ibo dining room
Ither found the bodt of Larbfg lying fae
down on the floor Ho bad been dead more
than I half an hour
j hers was nothli < r in tho house to indicate
tbat there had been a sruKRln except the hod
In the room just oil from the dining room
There was blood on a pillow and the bod wxs
rumpled up Iolleoman Forr ll went through
the bouse expecting to get a story of the
Btiootlnc from the tenants Strangely enough
not one of them except the man who bad in
formed him of the shooting bal heard the re
port of the pistol Even the people on tho
opposite side of tbe hal paid they bad not
beard it and they had heard no loud talk or
hear
The policemen sent the body of tbo dead
man around to Joseph L hurts undertaking
mal < hinont4jfl Court street locked up tbo
flat and wont hack to the fetation They took
with them two photographs which they had
taken from Larblas pocket One was of him
celt tbe other of n handsome womim which
looked something llkb Mrs Comstock but was
not she
Tbe man la dead said the Sergeant to the
Captain wbon lie got back
eralo I dont regret having shot him said MOB
The story that Meserole told the Captain was
this
thisHis father and mother wore out of town and
ho was sick He rented I room of Mrs Corn
stock because at her house ba could receive
proper nursing Ha had noor seen Larblg
until Orion of Saturday when hn called and
Ultt Cornstock Introduced He had greet
ed him caxuajly but bail hardly thought enough
Of tho introduction to remember thin name
Sr e didnt like tbe mans looks and didnt
care tor Iko acquaintance Ho know
nothing of any relations that might
have existed between the mnn and IrR Com
stock Ho lund no business to attend In on
Saturday afternoon and lie Invited Mrs Com
stock to go to Coney Island with him Lunaiu
nvenlne they went to the Brighton Hotel and
bad Iloy While online thy aw Larhlg
walking by and Larblg saw him but neither
spoke They got buck to Brooklyn bout a
quarter past nine oclock Mrs Comstoclc
went out to the wooers She teturneil n
few minutes and had not been In lout when
the door bell rang lie was lying in tho bi d In
hIs room at rnnl time He beard Mrs Corn
stock go to the door nnd come Into the dining
room with her visitor Soon afterward be
heard some loud talk and a mans voice
demanding tbe leturu of a I picture
The talking continued a few minutes
hut ho talklnl not tell what it was about be
cause the door between the rom a was closed
Finally he houid Mrs Cometock titter a pierc
ing fcbrlok nnd then anothor Ha jumped off
the hd l and rushed into be room adjoining
his Mrs Comstocksiledroom Ho sal Mrs
Comstock lying on the bed bell tightly hy
jLarbitt who was striking her in the face Ho
rushed at Lnrblg and seized him Larblg lot
goof Mrs Comstook and turned on him and
bit him in the Ifaoe Then in selfdefence ho
drew his rovoler and pointing it at his assailants
hil auelelntnl
ants breast he tired Larblsr stiHruerod back
into the dining room and ho fired again
Lnrblg reeled and then fell on his face
He was so near to me thut he almost fell on
me said IMvsnrole
AfterMoserol < s story had been told the Cap
tain sent for Mrs Comstock The womans
ere by this time wero nearly closed and tbo
red blotches were turning black McHerolowns
not present Mrs Comstock said she bad re
ceived a terrible beating at Ibo bands of Lar
big She had known him for some time but
she knew > ery little shout him except that ho
was u married man Ibo did not know where
bo Hied He was sober Ibo said when lIe
called at the bou o In tbelaiternoon and lie
went off to the raise Meteroi bal i < lledjier
cle esJ
attnntlon to him at Coney iRiimd When bo
went to the grocery on her return homo she
saw him HtHndtng on the corner
Ho apparently did not Beher and she did
10 speak to him She hud been back In the
house probable ten minutes when he rang the
bell She went to the door He was notnobrr
and was angry about sometblrg Ho tried to
quarrel with her about somrtblng when he
got into the house and ire Mr soon be de
manded his plcturewhlch ha had given to ber
in return for one of her own She gave it to
hlmfnnd then without any provocation or
wlhuut
warning ho ntruck her a terrible blow In the
fcuo She screamed and be struck her attain
and forced hut Into the bedroom and began to
choke her on the bed Then Mesoioln lushed
into the room and pulled him uwny from her
She Jumped UP and ran into Meeorolew room
leaving the two men struggling She abut the
door She heard tha shooting but did not sea
I After tbe row wns all over sho nut on bar
bat and accompanied Mrserole to the station
She did not know that Larblu was dead The
Captain told her and she said she Was sorry
but he bad brought it all on himself She was
locked UP and then Meserolo wan iiuestloncd
again Uj told tho same story ho bad told be
fore He said ho had lImO the two hot In
jmt on quick succession ns he could and the
forward instant on the bin second face ono was fired Larbla fell
Hi was looked UP again until 7 clock yo
terday morning when lio won taken to court
with MM Comstock Sir Corustoeks fnoe
was frightfully swollen anti discolored Her
left aye wi nearly closed and tbe black under
it extended half way down her cheek and clean
back to her oar ler right cheek was nearly
as bait
Judgn Tlcha did not ask for any statement
A complaint was made against Meperolo br
tho police and no was commit ed Then was
no complaint nualnt Mrs Comstock Thor
wero taken Immediately to jell and there they
woro Inaccessible to ever body until the after
noon
County Physician Sheppnnl made nn autopsy
on Lnrblas body Un found two bullet wounds
within an eighth of an lnci of each other
bout one Inch to tbe rluht of tho left nipple
JnrblK bad evldnntly been standing Imlt timing
Moserolo when the lust bullet was fred I bail
cono ctrnlitht across the breast and flattened
itself against the rlKht bioiut bone aur was found
there He was standing full facn to Mesorolo
when tho second bullet was tired lor It bail
gone neurlr straight through his bodr I had
<
passed through the rleht ventrlol I of tIle
heart and the liver malting a Inrga hole it I
had lodged In lbs muscles of the broad of the
back on the rUht side The Doctor found
nllcht abrasions on the forehead chin and tho
brldco of the nose They looked ao If they
had been made by striking against furniture
In falliiiK though they might have been the
marks nf a list
Jen Mosorolo and hh wife rnacbodtha city
about I oclock A friend bad telecruphod to
them the factor the shooting Thiy dre nt
once to the Duller Street pullco station nnd
then lo the jail Young Meemlohad beon seen
hi one friend ounl they came and b 1 Dr
Hohenck Aklnd of nervous shock bad fol
lowed the excitement of the shooting nnd b I
needed the Doctors cure They went to h
ronm on tbo second story of the mil with
Warden Doyle Mrs Meflorole was trembling
like a leaf and tbe men did not want hor to go I
Into the room Slit Insisted however rhe
a hardly Inside the door and liinl hardly
teen her sonwhen aim fainted and wottll have
fallen to ihe llnorbad not Oen Meseroln and
the Warden bold her Young Meserole broke
down completely and the General came near
doIng PO A doctor was hastily summoned
and alter n time Mrs Mesrolo was restored to
lmo Jesrolo
consciousness Then tile son repeated to hor
and his father the story of the sbontliiK MIS
Meserole wan taken home In n carriage Tho
Gennral trot Lnwynr W J Gay nor aid re
turned to the jail The lawyer I talked with the
young man end with r Comstock As Gen
Moaerole wan leavlnc the jnll he was asked If
bn had known that his son let nt Mm Corn
stocks flat He replied tbut be bad not known
It From the friend who saw the younw man
before the General nrrlved a HUN reporter
learned M sorolei story of the shooting
I differed somewhat ham tho story
told by him to Ibo Pollco Captain He
did not tell about tho trip to Cone
Inland He said ho had known Lnrblg and
that Larble disliked him Why ho didnt
know unless f wus that he lived In the sam
house with Mr Comstock The llrst he Knew
of Larbltra belne In the house tret said was
when he hoard Mrs Comstouk ccrenm He
was lying on his bed dressed only in hit un
derclothing and his trousers His revohor
was in his trousers pocket When he heard
the screams he joint oti tin nail opened Ills
room door which opened directly into Mrs
Comstocks room Ho eaw Mrs Comtock and
Lnrblu In the situation be des ribed to Ibo
Captain aud rushed to the defence of the O
man He did not draw hIs pistol until Larblg
had struck him He hud his wits stout > him
and did not Intend to shoot but only to In
timidate Larblg who had bold of him Ho
held his pistol tightly and In the struttrio It
went off twice He did not know how I was
an accident
This friend also talked with Mrs Comstock
be told Ibo reporter that she said that Iarblg
was a bad man nud bad threatened to kill hor
before Whon the friend tried to see Mcserol
again later In the afternoon ho was not allowed
to enter the jail
The reporter visited Larblcs house and was
met a the door by I woman who hail been
weeping The family she said was dOIly
anileted and had nothing to nay One of Lir
blgs cons Is grown up lie told lru > police
about his fathers business and said he bad
lust returned fioni n ttln Lnrblg s brothor
lnlaw told the police thu police say that Lat
big was not good to his wife anti that he hud
boasted to her of an nmour with Mr Com
stock Larblts Income the police said was
sufficient loran two households
Young Meseroles many trlends In Brooklyn
are greatly aatonUbed at his act He was al
ways known as a peaceable young man and
wan BO itool that some of them nicknamed
Wa IOO
him Deacon Mcserole Ho was never known
to curry a revolver and they cannot under
stand how he came to have one with him Ha
has always been In delicate health and the
past year he has spent lu travelling through
ihe West ant In Europe lie returned from
Europe only a month ago so tbat his story of
ils short acquaintance with Mrs Comstock Is
probublv true
Mrs Comstock i good looking She Is about
lie feet two Inches tall and has ioncdnik
brown hair and gray even hha hiS two chil
Idonee dren who are living with her husband in Irov
HOSE niCE SATED FIIO3I SUICIDE
FllJ SUrCIDE
Now She I 5 Repentant nod will Not Try
gain to End Her Lit
A slender younc woman who said she was 23
years old but did not look more than 20 stood
wIth downcast eyes before Justice White In Ihe
Yorkvllle Police Court yesterday morning and
said she was tired of life Her name sho tald
was lloso HIco and Ibo lived somowhoro in
West Twentyeighth street sho did not know
the number
Late on Saturday night she had cone to the
dock nt the foot of East Thirtyfirst street with
hn Intention jumping into the rhnr Thn
watfhmrtn aw herst p on the striricpleoe nnd
told her ands tohvrfaeo fora moment Then
site raised ber skirts and was nbout to leap in
far nut na she could when tho watchman
sprang forward and seized her She spent the
nieht In I cell
tihe told Justice White that her husband
abandoned her two wooks ego She tins n six
yt > arold child living with his n ole in Phila
delphia Her father liven In Trenton
A man who saId he wla Dr Metcnlf told the
Justice he knew the prUouer and knew that
she had had some foublo HtiB promised not
to try OKula to kill herself and was discharged I
THEY WOULD NOT LET HER DXE
Mary JCnrlelit Trie Agate to End Her
Sorrow In the Jtlver
May Enriiiht 50 years old was left a widow
ton years ago and has supported herself by
scrubbing or wnhlilnc Her home bas been at
tOO West Houston streot of Into but sho tins
isen for months at a time entirely homeless
sleeping where she could llnd n lodging
teieial times the Churlcs street police nay
fbe hits tried to commit suicide by jumping
Into the North Hlvir Two weeks ago she was
a patient In Ht Vincents Hospital JO the had
malaria the house physician dU1 YestordBy
sits went to Pier 89 i North Itlver threw niT 1 lit
tie red hawl site wore around her shoulders
stepped nut upon a scow and plunged info the
stelled There wan barely room for her to jump
In crowded was the I dock with anchored
raft Benedict McMuhna of 53 Columbia
street Brooklyn jumped iu and with help got
1r Oh why dont you let mo die Mrs rnrluht
rlod Him wan taken to tit Mncenla Ho
iltal and thence to Ueilovuo
tad Threat by a Wnlklnc Delegate I
I ldor Alexander oxployn thirtysix bands at I
makIng vest ut 102 Lewis street It Is I lon
union bp Bernard Pteln walking delegate
of VcstmaUers Union o 1 has been trying
to mnktt a union shot > 111
Tint buttonholes of Alexanders vests woro
mud at Philip Leldtnsdorfs M East Hous
ton street htoln bud Leldniisdons handu
stop work last Friday morning until their em
player should rO to refuse to make button
holes for Alexander In the afternoon Mieln
went to Alexander H nnd Recording to Alex
antler called him names and iiiadu thronts
Alexander got a ariant Irom Judge Hmllh
and Stein WHS arrested ytsiiTdny mornlni In
the Ksiex Mivrkot Iollcu Court lie was jjut
under 100 bonds to keep the peace
Moat Prove That He Did Not Club the
Woman
Policeman Minor of the Mercer street station
arraigned Katie Mo ann at Jefferson Market
yesterday and charged her with Intoxication
The woman had abloodstalned bandage about
her head and her waist was stained with bod >
Mite said Minor nod clubbed her and that her
hAir was cut off In the station house niter
which one policeman bold > i hor while Minor
lured nliooon her The policeman denied
thin anti said tbe woman lad cut her head by
falling on I car track Justice McMnhon held
fnllnl
the woman loroxnmlnalonund lold the police
man to cet proof thnt ho did notclub jour t
KILLED UNDER A CABLE OAR
ANOTHER ACCIDENT SKAR THE 1J Tl
STREET CUnVE
Otto neekmnn Left III Car to net a Rent
Ahead and > Vne Hun llown by Another
CarA Hundred Haw Him SOle
Mora than a hundred pleasure fockors witnessed
nessed tho death of a man who was run down
by a cable car In Manhattan street near Am
sterdam avenue yesterday at about 240 PM
abusy houroi an exceedingly bti yday Traffic
is always heavy on the cable road on Sundays
many persons taking I trip to Fort decree nnd
back for the sake of the ride Mot of the reg
ular grip cars are coupled to ordinary surface
cars on Sunday to Increase the carrying catmc
It I of tho road
Otto Boekroan a merchant tailor at 147 East
Ninth street boarded at ttaeond avenue an
ordinary ca which cable oar 30 was pulling
westward All the seats were occupied and
ho remained on tbe roar platform until the
car hud nearly reached the curve at Tenth
avenue Tho cars change from one cablo to
another at this point Tbe grip is released
from the cable which runs through Manhat
tan street and the car is carried by Its own
momentum to n point wboro the grip can clasp
the Amsterdam avenue cable Tho car comes
to a btnndstlll before the gripmau tightens tho
grip for its new bold
Cable car Q attached to oar 98 going the
other way bali 50120J tbe cable and starLet
cant when lieakmnn jumrod from the plat
form of cur 100 and iiiuntUK around back of
the platform tu get I vacated seat on
the frt car reached the track directly la
font of car Q which bar swittly down upun
him Pajscnsera nnd pedestrians taw his
danger In time to shout cries of warning while
Switchman Fiedorlck Bchwarte grasped the
tail ot Ueckmans coat to oral him out of dan
ger he n just I moment tolate Car U
I struck Beokmnn knocking him clown and
dragging clothing out of the swltthmans
gra ii I8Knmtifl clothing or limbs caught
in the levers of the grip under the platform
and so he was nut crushed under the wheels
Instead ho was draceed four feet or no and then
the grlpman raunnuod to brine his car to I
nanlstill rio Injured man lay under the
Platform motionless He was two feet ormoro
forward of the wheels whob hal not touched
him The our was shoved backward nnd a
hurry cull brought Dr Ward in nn ambulnnce
from atiinhiutnu Hospital which is only six
block away Deokmun breathed beally once
or twice ator being taken Irom under the car
but wn dead when Dr Ward got there
The body was taken to the West 12 ith street
police station tlrlpman Harry Bummer of
car A una arrested Huperlutondent John H
Itoberlbon > ars that Bummers has boen in rite
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employ of the company twentythree years as
driver and grlpman and In I good careful
mnn Mr Robertson did not witness tlie uc
cldent but saW that from what he Ioarn it
seems to have been totally unavoidable I
mnn ran directly in front of the car at snob
short distance that the car could not p sulbly
bo halted In time Mr Itobertson adds that on
tbe short UUtanco over which the chances
from ono cable to the other are made olght
men are stntloned to warn pedestrians and
manage tile cars
The body presents little outward Indication
of tlio cfue or death There 1 a bad cash li I
I the back of the Imail and the base of the skull
probably n frmiuiod by contact with the
grin Iron under the car platform
Mr Bcekman wan 50 years old and leaves a
wire nnd four children
The curve a 1115th street and Tenth avenue
I near which the accident occurred Is the most
danctrom pot on the cable road
On Nov 11 Jacob hose aged 4 years wan run
down at this point and nearly killed Wa the
presence of lila parents
On Oct 3 Kiln Kolnst aced 3V years hnd
four toes on the left foot amputated by 0 cable
car on ibo name curio I
Alt ETAXQELIST I A ROW
Judge Hchonck and Family and Drummer
Boy Xvnncellet Fife Come to Show
OnEENBDono N C June 33 Several nights
ago Judge David Scbonck Into of the Superior
Court a historian of not and President of the
Gullford Battle Ground hnd a party at his
house on tho grounds where a german was
dnnccd and which lasted nil night Bill
rife tbe drummer boy evangelist now
holding revival meetings In a tent here
denounced It ns a dlfgraco to the soldiers
who died on the field and I a desecration of
sacred soil lie also reflected on the name of
Judge Scbenck and family and declared that
no tiuo Christian would engage in such per
formances Yesterday afternoon Judge
ttohoiirk nnd his three one called at tbe room
of Mr FIe In tho MoAdoo Hou > e and de
manded an apology Mr Fife anwworod le
Look here you two struck thu wrong fel
low
lowTlier IGt without violence but were present
at tho night meeting when the matter was re
forre I to by Mr lIfe thncloe of tho meot
Inc It was wblsnored that Mr fife would be
attacked whereupon Mr Fie fmld Friends
hold on 1 minute I understand that I will be
attacked
Many voices replied Thov will have to at t
tack U too A hundred men escorted Mr
Fife to bin room and as soon as they left him
the three ynnnn hcliemks came up and Iu
the presence 01 his wife threatened to kill him
Urn rife eiolalmnd kll
I You are not xolnif to assault a man in the
presence of indies I V
They ropllod No not In the presence of
ladles und retired Mr Ilfo followed thorn
into tbe street und approaching Ibo bticcv in
which Judeo OcboncH was sitting offered him
his band The Judge refiuoniled I wont
eunIce hands with any such a damned scoun
drI l
drIMr Fife was then struck by Judeo Pclienck
with a loaded cane lIe stagcerotl and Kchenck
then fred n pistol the hullat whlHiIlna un
comfortably closn to tbe oangelitB head
Mr Fife was taken to a tiriug store for treat
ment and returning > m tbe arm of Mr Me
Adoo exclaimed All lor Josun bless God
teveial hundred Indlcnant ell ns nesem
blod at the ConrtHoime latil i evening and after
making several speeches a oormlto conolst
Inc of Judge John A OllmtT and others re
ported resolution strong i condommlnttJudce
bchenck Bmornl hundred bidli8 also mot In
the gospel tent anti docJirad their intention In
stand by tlio evuneollHt Judeo Scuoiick and
his sons kayo been arrested
BINLY SHOOTS ins WIFE
MEddlea a flood Mn and Ho Illrtnt Mean
I Hld Mm Shanty
When Edward Shanty after having been
absent all night ictiirned to his home in tbe
tenement 19 Alnslle etroot Wllllambburtfli
yesterday morning he was very drunk Ho
demanded breakfast aud when his wife Kate
told him to wait until It was cooked be left tho
house In n huff saying thnt he WI > I W > TSO
treated at home than an v where else bo won
Nelghbois found him shortly before 7 oclock
last night crazy drunk and took him to Ills
home Nobody can or ut any rate will MIV
wbat happened next Shnnley wits too much
under the Intluence of drink when arroMod to
know wbat ho had ilono and all Mr blmniev
could say as she lay on the floor with a bullet
in her back wn
Eddies a good mnn and ho didnt mean It
Dont hurt him
rollcemun Tropanl and Cronin were told by
a child that I woman had been hot and they
ran to the house Slimly was leaning against
tbe door when they eutered the room ronlu
salted who had fired the shot aid 17year
Ilobert Hbouly said the man who shot his
triotbor hat I run away Croniri situ Shanly
band wander toward his fob pocket nna
urn bhot him hoforn bo could draw his revolver
Then the lad attic that It wits All an aoelienr
Ills father be said hud arawn tno Hxtnl and
waving It In the air hail said hu would soon
coo Who was master in that house Then thete
was is report and his mother fell down
Ambttiance Surgeon White of the Eastern
Dhtrlct Hospital extracted the bull It had
struck the pelvis and bean deflected travel
llngroundtbe surface of tbo body In Itself
the wood is not dan erous but the woman
condition is snob tint Dr White wonld not
pronounce her out of danger The couple have
Lire children bhunly was locked uj
A llltlo Illnce nt tlie Gcdney House
Some one threw a lighted cigarette out of an
upper window of the lobby House late yes
tonlny afternoon anti the awning over the en
trance was burned The wooden pillars of the
porch were badly scorched An alarm wan sent
out und the lire was quickly extinguished
Two OF THE arrojy GASO CAUGHT
Mountain Outlaw of TTeit Virginia Cap
tured After Many Trial
Onini 8TOK W Va Juno 33Capt Ilobert
Saunders Internal Bevenue Collector N J
Keadle Special Deputy United States Mar
shal a II Baldwin and a posse ot ten assist
ants arrived here this morning at 3 oclock
from Farryvlllc McDowell county having In
charge two of the most desperate and notori
ous criminals In the two Virginias
They were Harvey Million chief of the fa
mous Mullen gang of moonshiners and mur
derers and tIller Cooper his chief lieutenant
They were cultured In tho most Inaccessible
portion of Buckhannon oonntr Virginia at
the risk of their captors lives
la lodging the two In jail Battnders and
Keadle and their men have done what numer
ous posses have failed to nccompllnh
Mullen and his gangwliicih la said to number
from twentyfive to llfty hare boon operating
In Virginia eastern Kentucky and Itnlolcb
Wyoming and McDowell counties W Va and
no loss than olaht of them are under indict
ment for murder in ono or more of the throe
States
They are also wanted In the United States
courts for rnoonnblnlng and counterfeiting
An attempt was made by a strong posse to
capture some ot the gang about sit months
ego but the marshals were defeated several
ot tho deputies hnvlncc horses shot under them
The next day after the raid while Thomas
Cox was riding along a road he was shot dead
from a piece ot woods The Mullen evidently
took him for a doputy marshal
About two months afterward two prospec
tors were fired upon In the same neighborhood
while searching for coal and had very narrow
escapes
Saunders and his men left Trap Hill Ral
eigh county on June 10and made their way to
the neighborhood ot the Mullen Illicit stills at
night
They remained hidden in a chosen locality
for several days and on June 19 Mullen
and Cooper wero ambushed and com
pelled to surrender Aa the prisoners were
led away handcuffed the party was fired upon
but the presence of Mullen and Cooper pre
vented a concerted attack and the officers
succeeded in bringing them off
FOUGHT THE HOCK GANG
Two Policemen flack to IlacU Break
Many Head In Harlem
A remnant some twenty strong of the Rock
Gang which flourished in the shanties at the
upper end of Fourth and Madison avenues
until streets were out through the ridge ot
Gneiss was working the growler last night at
118th street and Madison avenue When they
wero drunk they began to beat two women
who were with them
Policeman Hayes drove them off and ar
rested Bill Brodorlck
The gang returned around with stones and
clubs and John Kelly 19 years od who lives
at 202 East 110th street acted as spokesman
He carried a jagged bit of stone weighing
three rounds in his hand and ordered Hayes
to release Brodorlck
Haven let go > of his prisoner and knocked
Belly down with his club He turned to re
capture Brodorlck and was greeted with a
volley of stones by the gang He sent In an
alarm rap and mnnaeod to keen his assailants
at bay until Policeman Kllnge arrived and at
tacked them from the rear
The cane Bed but rallied anew The
officers fought back to back and many of the
gang felt the weight of their clubs
Two women hurried Into the station house
In East 120th street and reported that a riot
was In progress Sergeant Thompson hurried
the reserve platoon out The gong raw them
afar and fled They left Kelly in the hands of
lunge and haves
The police chased the gang to their biding
places on the rocks and added a few more to
the list of sore heads
HAY SOT SB 1IAXOED TOMORROW
Lawyer Feehnll Think He Can Hate Hal
linger from the Outlaw
Edward W Halllneer the burly negro ex
Baptist preacher and exprize Hauler who IB
to bo hanged In Jersey City tomorrow morn
ing for the murder of his mistress lira Marx
Peterson wns visited yesterday by Lawyer
Charles J reahall who told him that bo had
prepared papers which bo will present to the
United States District Court In Trenton today
asking for a stay and a review of Halllneers
conviction and sentence on the ground that
under the Constitution every man is entitled
to the right of trial by jury and under the
common law a man cannot waive that right
when bo Is accused of n capital crime Hut
lluiter pleaded cuilty und the zion > was ac
cepted 11 tbe application Is refuse Lnwinr Poshall
Bars he will at once give notice of appeal and
that ulll necessarily act an a stay so that llnl
ItnRor may not bo banged tomorrow Mr
Tethnll did not convince Hallinger that be
would be saved
The Itov W II Taylor a colored Baptist
minister from hew York spent t > > e greater
part of the afternoon with the condemned man
While Mr Taylor was lu the ollwlih Ul
linger the Hev IVnnlraoro Smith of the AM
K 1100 Methodist Church InJerseyCIt callo I
accompanied by Mr Jackson ore of the trus
tees Mr Taylor was not entirely pleased with
their visit Ho expies cd u four that there
would be a denominational rlaou which would
not be beneficial to llullliiBers spiritual com
HalllnKer he said was broucbt up a Baptist
and be ought to be allowed to die n Baptist
without Interference from ministers ot any
other denomination
llalllncer luuKhmind jokes with the deputy
eherlllB who aiein the death watch He read
the story about hit life whlcli was printed in
Tin SUN Vesterdnr with a grant deal of In
terest The gallows will ba erected this
aiternoon
MOltVED BY WOMEN OF THE STREET
George Benclno and III Wife Scratebed
nnd Pelted With stone
George Benrlno who lives at the corner of
Third street and Sixth avenue went with his
wife into tho country yesterday for an outing
At 10 oclock lust night he came to THE BUN
office lo say that be bad bad a very hard tlmo
with his nolchbots on his return from the
country Ills appearance confirmed his state
ment His left eye was badly swollen and
lack Ills right was black anti the skin was
out in a zigzag linn down his right cheek
There were other gushes and bruises
on ills face and tile collar neiktie
unit shirt trout were stained with blood All
this ho eats caine upon him because on find
inc his stops full of women of the street who
throne that part of Capt lirognnH precinct be
objected 10 their promnco and told them to BO
away A fcoio or so of them picked un stones
from the street which U bulnir newly paved
anti nitncktil Dunxluo anti Ills wife Mrs
Bcnzino was even worse hurt than he wan
After getting clear of tlio women lienzlno
went to the Mercur street police station An
ambulance surgeon stow him there and be
sats ntlvlsod him to use hut and cold water
freely and alternately on his bruises und
wounds Tbo police took a dasoitinlon of
some of the women who > assaulted him but
gave him little hope of roilnifs Benzlno Is a
barber at 1unjole i llsst Twentieth etioot
Hlnnbed br SIts Shipmate
John Walter Frtmann the storekeeper of the
tank oil steamship OimIconne now at the
wharves of the Title Water Oil Company at
Constable Hook was bunt early yesterday
morning Insensible lu a vacant lot nn Avenue
E near East Illlecn h street Jlayonne He bad
two knife wounds In Ills tack i and was very
weak from the ions of blood Krtmnnn told
the police thut he had quarreled about mid
niche un Saturday night with John
Jobnke is fireman aboard tIm veasel l while
they were returning to the ship trom a carouse
and that Johnko hart murderously assaulted
him Patrolmen lore und Smith ui reeled
Johnke In his berth He nlmot fainted with
frIght Ho was taken before Ms victim who
identified him and wan thou remanded for art
examination thin morning Ertuinnns condi
lion is I precarious
ANOTHER LOST ENGLISHMAN
as Annrrmt nans LAST rvasDAr
WiTH 10000 rv cisn
Made Ma Acqaltnee on Rhtpboiard end
Wit Seen Ilrlnklnftwllh Him In Brook
Ira on Thar ar Hut Sin Not nenehed
liii llrothere none or Decn Found
Among the twontrtbroe cabin passengers
who landed from ho I steamship Tower Hill
When she arrived at her dock In Brooklyn on
Tuesday last was Charles Warner a young
English chemist from Devonshire
Ho Intended to embark In business with his
brother Thomas whole engaged in the man
ufacture of an antiseptic fluid at 10 East Fif
teenth street under the name of T P Clayton
Jb Co Thomas called on Inspector Byrne
on Wednesday last and asked his as
sUtanco in finding Charles who he said
had not boon seen since ho loft the Tower
Hill He had with him 10009 In cash which
bo expected to Invest with T P Clayton k Co
Thomas hai boon here ton weeks and ba
made money out of his business Ho nays he
fears that Charles mar have been murdered
for his money by BOino one to whom bo injudi
ciously Imparted that ho had It A latter had
been written to Charles tolling him the ad
dress his brothers place of business and his
residence 322 Went enteonth street
A general alarm was sontout for the missing
man last night He Is 24 years old about 6
feet In height and has large blue eyes dark
hair and light moustache Ho was well
dressed
At the chip last nIght Purser Durban said
that Mr Warner bad made friend within a
few clara alter leaving London with a man
named 1owland llowlnnd wax tall light
haired had a thin moustache and wore eye
glosses
He said he was n purveyor rind 24 years
old but ho looked older the two were
constantly touothor on the ship and It
wns agreed that on nrrlral they should take
IqdKlnui together No one also on the
shut supposed mat either had very much
money on going ashore Warner wont to
the Sandersons agons for the ship
nnd asked If any letter nwnlto I him
He wa Burprlsoi to find none and
emld his brother was to have wilttsn there tell
Ing him where to KO on arrival Thou ho re
turned to tho shIp to see If any letter had come
there hut none had coins
Later his brother came t to the ship and saM
the letter was awaiting Warner at BnotliT
place which Warnnr had boon notified Ho
was told taut HoUirtcksoo tin eviirofsmanot
217 Atlantic avonue hud carried away Charles 4
t artier s baveatio
The last seen of the mf slne man by any ot
the crew was n Thursday niKlit when a nam
b rofttiMii woro In Anchor Ulllyn iluco in
curinan street
tftruer anti Ilowland came In therotoselhor
and tarner treated thou nil Warner drank
very moderately while ou the ship
It Is supposed that the money Warner had
with him Vail on Bank of England notes
A WQHAX KUOT XWICB
Before She Had Time to Fall She WIMI
Struck with n Flut
Halt a dozen Italians were playing cards for
beer In the rear yard of the boarding house 07
North Sixth street Wllllamsbiiruh yesterday i
afternoon when Itaphael dl Lucca went there
to fetch his wife whose sister keeps the house
The card players were nmklnc a good deal of
noise and Dl LUCCI asked thitn to keep quiet
His who Vlncenzla followed him to the yard
Tletro and Itapbaol Qrlclo objected to his dic
tation and told Dl Lucca to clear out before be
got hurt He did not move quickly enough to
satisfy the brothers and Pietro drew a re
volver and fired twice
Dl Lucca wns unhurt batbothbullots struck
his wife One ploughed a cut on her let band
and the other bit her behind the loft ear mid
lodged between the Inner cud outer plates of
the ekutil Before she hud time to full llaphael
Orleto hit heron ho I bead with his flat knock
ing her against a nail In the wall which made
an uuly gash In bar left shoulder 4
When Policeman Kennedy of Cnpt Shorts
command arrived Pietro Urlftlo > vas the only
one of the Italians who bad not made lila
escape In a suuille with the policeman he
threv his revolver over the wall and could
not be found when assistance cam Dr West
01 tit Cnttiarins Hnsiiltal found the bullet
but could not extract It Qrlglo wn looked up
alter being identified by Mrs di Locate The
police are looking for his brother
DROtTXED IX bliaEISllEAD HAT
A n StoottiolT Plunges from a float and
is Carried Away by the Current
Abram B HtootboT of GCO Do Kalb avenue
Brooklyn and three companions hired n sloop
yacht from Capt William Cnrdrick of Sheep
bead Bay yesterday niorninc for a fishing
trip The Captain accompanied them and
managed the boat The sloop was anchored
In Sand Bay near Barren Island and all the
parly btran to fish accept StoothofT who said 7
ho was coins to have a swim The current
was vary strong and Caiit Car > iriek told him
it would be ilnnitvroiia to onturo iu Tha
others advised against It also
It wan thought Stootholl luau rononncAd till
intention 1l < went Into the ca In Ten min
utes ntterivnrd Iheio wits u splash antI the
Captnlii aw BtootbolT beIng rnpldly bornn
away with the current Lines wore hauled
and the yacht cot under way nn quickly as
possible Mootlmtr wise tnknn out of the water
Boon aiterwurd Illolex Ills fact had l turned
blue anti lie urohably had hud a fit The body
wan taken to SlillwullV inorgii at Ormesend
btootholl leaves u widow and child
t Flicht on on Kmcumlon
< < Jeroralah Crontn 70 Oliver street n liquor
dealer and Mkhutl Burke n laborer of 417
Tenth avenue went on the County Cork Mens
excursion up the Hudson lllvor oMerdny On
the return trip at the foot ot HOtli street they
got into u fight
Cram struck Burke with a beer glnsn and
cut his scalp open Unth went arrested when
the barge readied the Ilkf streot ilea i liurkon
wound was dressed by an ambulance surgeon
Tried to Arrest III Mnn Htm eir 1
Henry McDonald was arrested yesterday
afternoon in Central Park charged with
aasaultlnzTamei OSnlllvan of lll East lllth
street OSulllvan told Kerceant Mulbolland
that McDonald had Btolon n suit ot clothes
from him two weeks ago Meeting McDonald
In thii Park ho tried to bold him until nn offi
cer mull be l > summoned ant McDonald
knocked him down and beat him
Injured on the Elevated Stoat
Christian Huth of 17 East Seventh street a
guard on the elevated road was crushed be
tween the bumpers of two earn which ho was
connecting nt EIghth avenue anti 155th street
last evening
Ito WHS tevrrolr It not fatally hired I tn
rornnlly anti his right arm was hndly bruised
Ho was taken to the Manhattan Hospital
The Weather
The high presser and cool weMher covered a small
area in lh like region ysterulay Tin wetttier U be
roralnK slowly warmer Ii > hue oily U wae7 warmer
yuleritay than on Saturday tullhe thoreau was tka
lot perceptible bectuit of a rery lot humidity which
avragd so percent for me day atiti rat n > a low u as
per cent In the evenIng aol ttctuit thir was a
steady northwest brie aviraidni urontecn ml i u
hour Ill lifil orflclil UlninrAture 7ti lowtit 57
The weather rimtlntd clear veryshre ezotpt
for lIght rain In Main mu Mlniition and t tw scat
tired t chosen In the Boalljera Statis
The thtrmomtttr at Terrys pharmacy In Tn Ben
bulgingr cord il lit > ttmptraiure yesterday aifellewas u
151 > 0 Itttllt > 1 ISlil 18UI
SA MU Ut > saorMb3 tim
oi U l itt 01 a i u MI HI
OA M 74 us Bf VI 0 7V
U M PJ Ii > us 71
ATirue i
Aeuag on June 28 left 74 J
stases nrn04 rohicisT TILLS rM MONDAY
iror Maine New lltrapihlr and vermont tight show
irs stationary leini > rator > i northerly while
For the DistrIct ot Columbia Muiachuietli Rhode
Illand Connecticut autern ttno Ill raifrn > r nnivt
eanla Now utica Dcltuarc and liirylant fuiu tcanur
varlaM wfntfi fAowfrf ruuday
For West Virginia western renniylvanla weetern
New Yrk anil Ohio showers warmeri eoutherly winds
Latest Marine Iatelllieee
ArriveS starashlpe Ethiopia from Ousow Chess
iirom Jickionilllf He tUclor in in WtImiujiou
h U and HlcUmou tram 00 tit tidal