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II flJEflOffSOOLD TEETir
DHMf, OVKIIATtOX OX .rf.V .tlllMJIM;
p (SOllllOX HKTT1CH.
W ,91c llnil Itml Tr(-Jli I'lllrd Jtrfnre, and Yet-
R " tfrilnj Up llnil I'ntiHinlil Teeth Am burnt
I In inn l'ront t Ills Lower lnvrOIJectcil
I! to Surcerr nt first, but (lot Iftril to It.
I The proudest doe in New York l thn (lordon
I tetter lien, who linn a wide circle ot ftlonJs Id
the neighborhood of 3'lelit v-olchth street mid
v 'j'olumhim avenue. The reason for Ilex's pride
l'l npjmrcnt to any one who looks Into hie
mouth, for he hai four cold tooth nnd two sold
, fS In his fiont loner jaw and several natural
teeth tilled with Bold. Hex Is a beautiful crea
ture with nn exceedingly friendly disposition.
' ' 'J'hrce onrs nso, when he wns scarcely more
i Jllihsn' DUD. IiIb msstor. whole a dentist, no-
1 tlced that soma of his teoth wero docaylnc-
The enamel on sovoral in the lower Jaw was
l ' almost worn nway In spots, nnd thoro wa a
cavity In one tooth. The dentist decided that
I the only way the toeth could bo saved was by
1 ifllllnir thorn. Tho fact that Hex was an exoced-
Ssl ' Incly obedlont as woll as nn exooedliiely know
;j Ins doa led to tho hopo that tho task could bo
neoomtillshod without trout difficulty Still
M the joblwai a tlokllsh ono, and considerable
y tlma was spent In the preliminary arrange-
B tnonU.
jl It was not (e&slhle to put n rubber dam In
9 Rex's mouth, so the dentist hit upon tho Idea
H .ot ','uslne a towel Instead. Ho epent many
1 hours training tho doir to tit up In a olialr with
H b towel between hit Jaws and tied around tho
it btok'of'hls head. Ilex kiokod at first, but
rgk what dos wouldn't? After a while, however.
f lie would Jump Into the chair at n word from
if ' . ' hit master and sit up for a halt hour at a time
L ' With tho towel botweon his Jaws. Durlnu
gj thessptrlods there was always a half-sorrow-
K .fhl,'4ilf-W0Dderlntt look In his eyes.
m Tho easloat tooth was begun on first, When
jf the dentist began to cut the enamel away
3 around the cavity Hex Hfjtilrmod. but a fow
a vvordsof ndeotloiiate caution made lilm nulot
1! amln.atid the operation went on without a
J! hitch. When the tooth was nil prepared the
J dentist filled It with cold and Ilex was released
gl from hit trying position, Tho operation was
tj repeated ot Intervals until six ot tho doir's
i teeth were filled. Tho buzz nnd whirr of tho
H drill, which few Immnn beings osn onduro
a without a shudder, llox took In stoical silence
9 lje jumped occasionally when the drill struck
a n tender 6 poll otherwise he was nn Ideal pa-
m tlont. He eoemed to know that tho operntlon
5j was necessary to save his toeth. When It was
M all over he barked Joyously and frisked about
H$ with the abandon ot a two-year-old oolt In n
eB twenty-nore lot. At a word from his mastei
1 met Trial . . he would open his mouth and show tho gold
I ll " f "'rtlllnc In his teotn.
K sH About n month nco the dentist noticed that
. '?! fffl! T'Toiir of Hex's lower front toeth wore loose.
SIM 85 .. , Whilo he wan trying them with ills llnirors one
i ' S"j8 3mi V '' them camo out. The dug's master know
rSJwi bnt the rest of tho loose toeth would not lust
' ill ! loug, so he determined on a socond and much
'i MEJEHf S more difllcult dontal operutlun In the don't
,' i mMfai mouth. Uiddlne Hex to jural) Into thn chair
1 JS-fflfft '"' went to the cabinet auU got nut a pull of
'' jU4nWui .,, "i',epi. Tho doir watched lilm narrowly, vtuii-
j5ill " derlnir. no duiibt. what new cune his niasiei
; ijSfBwJl tt'- Wsscolnix to nltiv on him. Ho ,v.is moBninr t..
(. jJjSMia '' voles t1-' I'1" foars. He just sat up with
II 'seAE 3 '"' ''is silkv oars thrown back and awaited tho
! iW'ft" i Incvltnblo nltliout a murmur.' The demist
J m?1wS.''I ajiproai'heil with thefoicepsln his right hand.
1 sltrasi J "Oiiflii your mouth. Hex," he Hald gently.
1! wis Tfl ''10 ,'0,r ,"ed Instantly, nnd the next mo-
' :WSii'! ment tho dutitlst .ilioued him one of Ills front
.: iffiEs teeth held tightly In thu prongs of tho forel.
SSS i '-Ibo IiIchI guslie 1 from 'lie wound mad U
l ggn a,: th'? KXtravtlnnof the tooth, but Hot did nut
jj Bjt?' ! fttir until thu How hud boon stanched. Then
! 3&Lii I be got ilown nnd hognn to frNk about :i
; Mt' Sti f '-'though nothing hiiilthnptiened The othor tw
' tI? S -loose teeth wcte pulled uti Mii'cecdlng dais
V ISI.i.WB Tho Inst one had long mots and Ilex could init
ISsFtSsJaS "restrain a howl of caln Ncioithelesa. Iu boie
lil3iitB "'' oporntlon with great coinage.
li Sl ft, '' When his jaw healed tho dentin set about
fj 3ift KJ filling in tlio incont places with artillcial toeth
iffiftsf V.I ' of pold. lie could not put the teeth on a nljte
! 9i , because Hex. intelligent as he Is. tould not t
i mAk i " nxiwctd to hold such a contrivance In his
v ShS K ' i tout li. llanifL'stlv tho only hing to do wns
g SrS'lEi ?5i.',a.v -anchor th store teeth In the dog's mouth
H f Jvl'Sll F53 'ti ft!lR ordered to the chair again, and o:iu
5 wiS1!?! ' """ "" hateful towel was nut between Ids
1 ffllB-'Pl S xw" nnf' ,iei1 behind his head. Then thn
J flRlM B JJ. taster began- to grind away wltli the nerve-
' t&lHra' 1 9strolng drill nt llie'tectli jn elthei side of
j rail: tC I f Ine i.iiyint snaeu In the setter's mouth These
i hS.H !' ft S'eftth were to lie used as nnuhors for the Tour
ii ffi)' & ? fiilso teeth. The had ti be lllecl until tbuy
E' S Wcnrjtialtfbt up and down, so .hat when tho
h M S $ 5 gMifcaps wero fitted or them no ordinary
5 ul (f I') mistimi would loosen them. W hen the anchor
: tslspll 54eth. were uropaiod un Impressioi, of them
.1 SJliStfei f was taken with wax. and tho gold ciips wero
f' SBJIffl m made In the rough Home little dllllculty was
1 VH ?'f pxpeilonpcd in getting a perfect impression
t mU 5f nf "'8 spaces to bo tilled with thu JiiIbd teeth.
' i $& i frV.Jmt the woi k as llnally ni-complishcd and
P, $ift . four Kohl leoth were fashioned anil soldered
1 SlllB1,i-' tothecnp". Yesterday aftornoon Hex got Into
l 'J'' h '' " chair foi the last t'me. Tlie towel was
' i mn S i .rfi lilaccd Is'tween his jaws nnd a friend held bis
i W 2r SB bend whhe thedeutlstlltted In tliestoieteetli
r SB Ht '' "''li" hollow eap wero tilled with soft foment
V (Jala U" v ""' Pressed down oel tho nuehora Tho
81 tSftB'Bt it" ,ruBW teoth were then held In position hv ihe
Jl ijHi J ft'; I dentist until tho reinent had set Thecper.i-
' t, mi i"! ', ,,on ,N'"1 ledlous and not a li'tle painful, but
"I Mfi i KJ .-Jlix bore it with his usual fortitude. I
i Ant rB ' t i When the cement hud t-et tlie dentist put !
fl Pi m . "np IlnUhlng touches on the job and Hex's '
"I SSi It it trials wero oier for the time nt least.
' il 1 X ' I ' ' Thon Hex held an lnfoim.il reception Jinny
JWS, S ' 1 .1 pf,hui friends called and congratulated him on
a8Sa H " , ttje Improved appeaiance of his mouth. The
HiMS'K ' a actual cost ot his atom teetli was about JitO.not
8 j I B3 ' ' ''counting the l.ioor of his master. Hex has n
! (ill 'v. fine pedigree and eeienl or his brotliersand
Ira S Et- ' 'i 'sistors liue lakPii prizes at dog sliows His
! Sfi'SS ' ' , number Is 41. H.'." In the .nericnu Konnol t lub
1 fS f 8l . ntld ho Is ente-.ed In tho Westminster Kennel
I BmSJ WS t'i Club's dog show which begins In Madison
iJBflH jj l' ' rBj,uare flnrdcn to-murinu Ills ownet Is T.
aBiffjEj '"'. Vnu Nostrnnd If prices wmc olTered foi
' wl'IlK . clearness without reteienio to am other
I u B!l'iwB' ""t'iinallty. .ill lic s friends ,nc nue be would
fi SSi IS i 'ea(' "IB "st i'.cTV moinlug lit 1) o -lock he
' SlWii "ran be seen trotting up (oliiinl. ii aieime wltli
i ' 'S 1 fflS . a '"iimns bag in his mouth He goes to a res.
f .JKP SJtJ! t1 'tnurnut between I'.lglity-iiliith nml Mnetleth
Uitrfitli 'Streets, wlierca wuitei nuts ills breakfast In the
8 mi t M u-.n1""-'- Then Hex returns with th? bug In his
MpJSl ffi,' Jfymouth textile Imsement of the uniiitineiit liouso
SffiTS'l s'ct.ln.whlcli Ills mastei Hies nml dslhers the bug
zK'iBl ' ii Hb 'the janltoi. nhn onen ii .mil si tends tlie
I Xrt&trs" ' 'Ht foi Ho (nice or twice wheu the iniiltoi
' 'i Wsria sa.V"- "r't " hand Ile opened tlie b.ig"linnelf
S lE'ii Sfl ?.li anirdcvoured tlie contents He was n-pimed
1 H'4gK iii 'fof hie bud manners and bus never iipened the
I I Wm m 1 rf 5 ngln no matter lion long he, Imd to wait
: J tHsi 7il fii! hTs Iiroakfust lle i also freuncnMi used
I M ftitp'i v-a"lni,sciigurcnrryltig in.tes and ii.icUuges
iil 'lfst
i; T'jt'lJ !- h.ii.onx si.r i run:-
ii! tin$! Jlevjitteln "The 1'i.rkc" Ve.lcr.lnj Viouaes
4a i 4ttfl I. ' tlie Mlili-Inn nt tlie riillci-.
fi;S ffinS I'atriek OulTv's Haines law hotel, known as
gfffl .4"The J'arko." at H'ttMxtii iivcuiie. was binned
I iWiii yesteiduv'bv a lire Unit ntutted In the huso-
JllSjl '''ftient. The building, a four-story brick. Is
i HillH "ownedby .lohu!S,atter of t" West rifty-lltth
l Wkm street. The basement nnd llr&t tliiee Hours
lif 'e'were tsidlv dainnged, the loss Amounting to
I JBHvlP ",8,0(X. lloth llullv nnd Mailer aiei'iillc piij.
j j jBSfe'1 ' 'feoted by inurnnce
I $ li 3?I ' T'' "rt1 lool;"'' wuspi-lou- to tlie not. co of
I i EK. ' -'the Knst 1 iftv list tieUt station und they
I ffijlw '' started an Imostlgatlon Thev leained tli.it
,j MfsjS ' ''i'jlftltlv had .inothei' s.iloon nt I'i'ty. ninth stit
' !Sil ' -iTpil,SItli avenue and tint lie had issumed
ii Sa'l charge of "The r.irl;i'''onlyiwodas ago "The
flVffrlSSS r jrtp ITke" was nnineil after tlie funnel owner.
S-'iBVSfeV ' We.'Charles II I'nrki. mid thuie Is suul to Ipo il.
aVIHSfrx ' e-'JeHnix betiveen I'uike and IJiilTy
W'skF' t i'"1' '"Oiiisn i:rl'liler. I'.U vents old, of 7-1
' c'Wti K: i ' West roitv-euhlli street, is ,in invulii! and Is
8 Q'''le!Kt "' stifeiistomed m Ml at one of her front loom
SwfJ'RC " window- Tills window la directly opposite
Wf 1 'thuside enti ni'-e of "I'lio I'aike Slie told tlie
? WllElr k detective-that she vra- ut the window vestei-
I s Hi ' ' ',,,y n us'i.u and noticed n man at tlie side
f 3 M'K M ' ". ' erttrance lo the aWon I'lnallv the stranger
I tStfj'a it ' ' w,,,lt '"'" "u b.i-eiiionl 111 iiIh.iii ten inlu-
5 Qr'lr v ItS y, ' dies lie letnrned In the sbhiwulk. .Hid, waiting
If Miflrlj iro until Hinoko began to poin from the biisemont,
I SraHfl' tStl Alt' l'e ",,n lllrieil and ran townul sjvlh avenue
t V8B?!( Rt i . "ft I-rfnlder llionght thn iiiau w.h paitlally
' SHJSua '' tinder tlm iiilliienco uf ll.iuur
i iirli- ktr, , ,"I vtoiild know him If I saw him ngnln," she
i ' IS f i't deelnted He li.nl a led beard, a red mils-
' 'li Hi m tnche. w.is alout ,"i feet li indies tall and woie
; vi SP'sSI . dark clothes and a black ilerby bat "
! 8 E&tjlal' i W Itoundsman hlnnott of the I'ast riftv-flrsl
v ll m;I1 :f( "street station niri'stml a man whom he found
! IB'IIpA a'Sn I ' loitering ntsiut the place, bin Jlrs. Drfelder
IKjKVV'fi '. '''' n ", l"l "' llln" s,l hl,d seen. Ho
li SC' r ; ' " "ot 'ot''vei' "I'
i lawful c j d:r ' leilrlllk Itril TllkPk l'nliiin,
I WjjH ; M ' I'redi lick llnil. Ill v cars old of ;iMTompktns
I Wrff $' i f'?v(,n"p lr,"k 'arbollcacid liisl night while on a
I Skb' S?l ,?7' t.tislt to the hniiui of his mother-in-law, JIis.
I 9Kitii,lK Katherino Idilici. at ,i:t J.ilon stict, V.
Iti Sal5ri llaiiisburg His wile Iclt him on Tliursdni,
W fst ri giving li- her excuse tlin be would not woik
E J 'HI 'IJ i lornlivitiL'. Ilo is nut expected to leeiivei.
I' n ! ills' ' ' "f li'lero.1 In I'ltirrnp-ois nml Tenrhers.
mf wk. '.'"' Whsluthsi ilni tin eniiiiiiuiiii, p. Milieu .111
Mb ucM ' ini'i't suitress ioiumIi in ml miiii k, iinniy liuiiut
-ffl.VSflS , Hlii'liu iisim-iI nrriaili'i 'fliiisis
: HI III All tfcli.'.' l jnii , .,iiM,l,r UiUfoiii i, mi, i, i,l nun osn irr
- B6; ftw 1 faulotirrvtmn mint i nrti m im trutli n man .
' l ITO - iih"';''"!. '", '!" J'rl''il hi.itste muujiiut lo
f fflwt Bim " ri ntirni it. Adv,
nonr AOAtsfar'POLMca iittM,
(laniblert Allegeit 'Pnnil- Stack Men't
Ilamt-SIntby, Hess nhd Orndy Meet.
It mi declared yeitet$nr"by well-informed
Homiblleans that toOn.(KX) had been raised by
tho gamblers or Now -ydrk elly to defeat tho
police bills now up for dltpusslon at Albany.
A Democratic Senator who It familiar with
what Is going on said:'
"I do not see how the police bills can bo
passed nt Albany for the reason that tht two
Hepubllcan Tolleo Commissioners, Mr. Hess
and Mr. Aboil, have- their friends nt Albany "
Mr Hsss nnd Mr Abell wero nppolnled as
the two llepiibllcnii Commlsalcnerfl'.by Mayor
Vnn Wyck not on tho reoomniondntlon of Pres
ident Uulgg of the Now York Jlepuhllcnn
County Committee or Chairman Waller I). At
terbury of the Drooklvn Jtopubllcnn organiza
tion Tlioy were npiKilnted on the recotn
mendatlnn of tho lion lilward Lautorbnch.
ox-1'resldent of the Now York Countv Com
mlttoe after eonsiiltntlon with thu Hon. Louis
F. I'ayn. npK)lntPil bv Gov. tllock to be Htate
Hiiperlntomtent of Insitinnce. Mr I.nuter
baeh and Mr I'.iyn viere heart and soul for tho
renomlnntion or Mr. Illack for tlovernpr. nrnl
.Mi. Hess and Mr Aboil were appointed to the
I'ollcc Hoard long enough beforo tlio Hepubll
can Htate Convention at haratoga to exert
somo influence on the predilections of the
delegstes to that convention, which nomi
nated Col Hoosovelt Tho nominitlon and
election of Senator .N'alhnniel A. hinders of thn
ritttenth New York district wero the result of
Mr. hauterhneh's labors, ond tho snrae may
bo said of Henator Henry H Ambler of the
Twenty fourth district, farmer, homo Chat
ham (hoinu of lleaeon I'ayn1
Thcso mntters wore discussed yester
day aftornoon at tlie Hotel Metropole. 'ihe
Hon Oeorgo It Mnlbv. Hepiibllcnn Btnto benn
tor for tlie Thirty-second district, was thoro.
and so wero l'ollce t'ommbslonei .laoob lless
nnd the Hon Thomns rrancls Qriuly. Tam
many Henator for tho Fourteenth New lorlt
district nnd Democratic' loader of the minority
at Albany. . ,, , , .
Heports of Miiiport of the police bills from
Democratic sources. It was said yestorday.
should not be wholly relied noon, and vet Hen
ntor Mnlbv and Senntor Coggesliall told their
friends that If a Hepiibllcnn caucus was oalpd
to precipitate the passage of the is-llce bills
thev would abide by the decision of the caueus.
It was theiefore tho opinion thnt Klsbcrgnnd
Ambler and possibly Henator John I'ordpf
thu Nineteenth New York district, all Hepub
llcans. nre rolled iiikui In certain quarters to
becomo tho real obstructloiilst-i lo the lolleo
bills - , ,
Several .vears ago Ueaeon Coggesliall. luvvyer
nnd farniet of Wntervllle. "sat upon n 'nk of
lee" nil winter at Albany becnuso of Ills opiio
sitlon tu Hmiuhllcnn police inensurcs. and 1
didn't like tlie sent." savs Mr Coggesliall In
tbeso'davs Henator Mnlbv would like lo laud
ex-Countv ludgo.tohn Kellogg or Ht Lawrence)
to be n JiuUe of Iho Court of Claims to suc
ceed (leorgeM Heebeof llrooklyii.whoso term
oxiuro" o .Inn. I. limn Well, It was snld. If
Deacon Jtalbv will be good and If the other
deacons In Iho l(pulilhinn Senate ut Albany
will be good thoy won't be reuiested to sit
upon a eake of leu either this ent oi next, ir
they are not good, n Pllr.ard is predicted.
iti.ACK -ru.i. kiii.ks rim rrtiKOXs.
bup't Collins lias 1'atroims '"' Ditpeutr
Only on td Ki-liorei niir'a hay ho.
What's the matter 'with the Hon Cornelius
Vanbisiuierung Collins or Trov, appointed by
llov Illack a few mouths ago lo be Superintend
ent of tnte I'rlsonsr was tlie limulrv among
Itenublleiins down this way eterdnv. Henu
tor 1'latt said be didn't know ( hnlrmnn Odoll
from Newlnirg -I1 he didn't know The Hu
Prlnteiiileiil of Slate l'llsons Is apnolnted by
the (lovernoi, bv and with tlie advice and con
sent of tlie Senate, for five veais at $tt.UOO a
venr He appoints tlie agent mid wardens,
plivsiclans und ehupliilns otthe prisons lu u
wav. he Is rather a isnveiful poison.
Well, tlie Hon Louis I". I'nyu. State hitneriii
luiiden' of Insurance, as bright mid chipper
and iiiteinstiug us evei : the; Hon Mirnhnm
(.ruber, and (be Hon. William M. K lolcotl
dndv leiieut the storv Ibat tlio Hun. l'rank H.
Illack. (iovenior of tho Stnte for two renre.
succeeding Levi Parsons Morton and piede
ccssoi id tlie Hon Theodore Hoosovelt, has no
furlhei Interest lu Hie ileiiubhctii politics of
'lie Mate save that which all good ei'izen- and
indent luitlsans sliould have
Tlint muy be all very well, bill eminent He
piiblleuns who havo talked with Superintend
ent of State l'llsons Collins of Trov tuld ves
terduv that Mr Collins had asstnvd them in
so many wonls that any appolutiiientsof war
deiis and chaplains nd no fouli. and ro forth,
during his administration must have thn ap
proval of the lion. Frank H Illack. who liusn't
been Governor of the Htate of New York fur
nearly sltj days It was pointed out that n
change lu the wardenship and ohaplainship of
Sing Sing has been due for somi, time, tint
Senntor l"att aad Chairman Udell told their
friends that they hadn't any inttiience with
Ml Collins and. moieorer. didn't expect to
biivc. for iho simple rtuisnu that they wouldn't
asl, ftiivihlng of Mr. Collins. In other words.
Mr ollnis. It is said. Is sticking to an alleged
"uiningeiiieiit ' that the patronage of Ills oftlce
4h:ill be dlctiittd and directed by other sources
i ban (iOv Hoosevelt. Senator 1'lntt. tlie Iie
pulilicau lender of the State, ami Chairman
Udell or tlie Hepubllcan Htate Committee
The Hon Cornelius Vnnboomeinng ( olllns
of Trnj.Mi Hlack'sbiii'orintendent of Prisons,
seems to Im Hocking bv himeeir It wni mid
"f lilm vesterdnr by a Itepubliciiti irhoiicaid a.
Hue -ci moo lu thu moinlng and was In ittlier
a t'Cii-iive mood
ll in net lli&l inv lot In los
'I Imt mskei tlini aili'iit teur t ns.
It a not gni-f that biilrf liieiuoali
ll In (hat I am all alone
It vT,is tatil yesterday by tliose uciniiiiuted
with the facts that superintendent Collins will
be allowed to keep up tu the alleged "arrange
ment ' for a.l i hat iho present Hepubllcan au
thorities of the State care. They will not sug
gest names foi waideiis or clmpUlns ot Pris
ons to MrlColllii" hut will, so far ns the Hepub
llcnu orguulntioii of tlmState li eoncemed. al
low ill m to.iomuin whsie he is -"all alone. ".
JII.V OKKKKS IV 1IIK uvititr.it I'l.or.
Tlie Mlapecls and llle r"l-liilllllllll Who Snvv
tlie Klllllie llrlil Im the Coronet.
Seven men. alleged In be implicated In I lie
murder of Michael Fuliuo fc-rinndo. tlie (lieek
wlio was shut and killed on naturdtiy afternoon,
wero arraigned before Mugistraln lliuiiu lu tlie
.lelTuison Market Court jesterdny morning.
Six of the seven are Greeks, and It took much
limited conversation between them and Couit
Interpreter MuBtaki before their descriptions
were entered In tlio chief clerk's record us
guaranteed to bo correct The luisonurs me
.lohn Zegweses, 25 years old, of I HI Wesi Fif
teenth street; John Nicliolson. 'J'.i vonrs old, ot
145 West Sixteenth street: l'etrot Mltiucukis.
M," years old, of 145 West Sixteenth street:
.Inlinnnes ZonncBrnnno, 25 years old, of 111
West fiixtoonth street: Demetrius Cartnga
klnls, 'J'.I cnr old, of 20 lasl Twenty-second
street: .rlBtldos Floros. 23 years old. of 111
West Sixteenth Btmet. and Fmllo Do Yarncy.
IS years old, of Thirteenth btreet and Foil 1 1 li
avenue
egweses Is cbargnd with having committed
tin' minder MehoNon, Minacakls mid Zoune
grunas are accused pf being instigators and
n bettors of the crime Cnrtagaklnis nnd Floios,
who were unestud Into nit Saturday evening,
are held as suspicious persons, the iiolicit hav
ing found the murderer hid under a bed in
FlorosV room, and Cuttngakinls liuvlug tried
to put t Ik.mii oil tho unek by assuring llinni
that Zegw'eses was not in the house Do Ynr
imy Is detained as a witness. Hit was the only
outsider who saw tlie shooting
The prisoners seemed uttorly unconcerned
when they worn arraigned in com t None ot
them said awordthsre beyond answering tint
routine iiuestlous of the clerk Capt. l'rtee
hrlolly stated the chho against tlie men, milling
that, as Ferrando was killed, he supposed tho
ease would have to go to the Coroner in tlie
usual order Magistrate Drann leiuaniled the
prisoners to tho Conmcr without oinment,
nnd they wero taken back to the West Thir
tieth street polieo. station, to be held there till
this morning, as the Coroner's court is not
open on Siiudny
A representative nf Abraham Levy entered
the courtroom twenty minutes ufter tho eases
hud been disponed of, and ho seemed surprised
when Im beard that the arraignment hud
taken plncn and that the prisoners wero gone
Mr Levy himself arrived ten minutes later.
He was mildly Indignant
" I look pains to be hem nt thn time men
tioned by Cnpt. 1'rlce.vesterduy," ho said, "as I
deslipil to have un examination ut once."
Magistrate Hrann said that nothing out of
the ordinary had been done, but the iiiwguvo
prisoners n right to demand n preliminary ex.
nmiiiBtlnn in court lie advised Mr Levy to
communicate with Capt i'rice.
Mr Levy promised tojdo so, but he did not
return tocuuit.
i m m titr,
Capt De Witt Clinton Iloss dlod In Centre
Moriches on Saturday, uged 711 years It is
Slid he was a descendant of John Hoes, who
csrne tu Ameiicn with the Iltilish army during
lite loMilutlonury war. but Inter loft the llrlt
Ish service nnd joined tho American forces in
lil- later years Capt. Iloss had command of
different pleasure yachts. He is survived by a
widow and ucvcral adult children.
MUI.DM UQNfi S1T A GANG.
TTATnttMAX' SKVI.T. tirttT AXl 17 B
is nrtxa.
Unit Ordered the Men Out nf the Jlrle
Freight Vnnlt In llnrlem. Where They
Were Cnrnnslng, and One of Them Flung
n llnlehet nt Illm Tliree Arrests Made.
In attempting to drive ofTngnngof joung
men who hao lately been frequontlng tho Hrle
freight yards ntl.'k'th street nnd the Harlem
Jllvor, Fugoiio Chnmborlln, tho wntchmnn nt
the yards, was hit on tho head with a bntchel
jcsteidny nttornoon nnd his skull frncttireil.
Ho wns taken to tho llnrlem Hospital In n dying
condition.
In n statement made to tho polieo of tlio
Alexander nvouuo station beforo becoming tin
oomlng iincnnsoions Chamberlin said thnt a
gang of six young men wont Into tho yards
early In tho nfternoun nnd hung around the
froight house " rushliig tho growlor'" and act
ing in a disorderly manner.
Throe of thn men tho police arrested later
They wero Wllllnm Hlordnn, 2." years old, of
flOl West 127th stroot; William .Tones. 20, n
clerk, or HH) F.ast l.'lftd street, nnd John .lone,
22, of tho snmo address. Hlordnn has Intely
been employed by n produce dealor, nnd has
been engaged In boxing froight In tlio ynrds.
Chnmborlln had received striot orders to
nllownoone In tho yards on Sunday. Vpon
discoveilng the men estoulny ho ordered
them to got nut. Hlordnn, ho snys. who np
peared to Imthc leader, rofusod to go. ns did
the other members Ho told them again to
get out and wolkod on to attend to his
othor duties. Ho returned soon afterward
and found the men still nt thn same spot and
nil very drunk. Ho slatted to nrguo once more
with Hlordnn, when without a warning Cham
berlin snvs tlio fellow took a small hand
hatchet from undur his coat and threw It at
lilm Although tlie two men were tvvonty feet,
apart tlie blow was so dexterous that tlie edge
or the Instrument lilt Chamberlin squiirolvon
the right side nf the head nnd penetrated his
skull. The men made their escape.
An engineer found Cliumbcrlln n few min
utes lntor and enllod tho police. Hit was taken
to tlio Harlem Hospital, whore the doctots said
Hint ho could not lecover.
Detectives Pender and Lnrlght of the. Alex
ander avenue station got nilescriptlotl of tlitce,
of the gang from t'huiiiherllii.nnd Hionlali and
thotwo.loneses vvuieu nested at tlinlr homes at
s o'clock Inst night fimu this description.
The police expected to nil est the other three
members of the gung some time last night
.S7AIIIUXU AT a .snviAiti.n
Interlopers Cilliae n Tight iukITwii Men Ale
Injured Dr. I'eteraou's Adventure.
A sociable which vva attended by about
thlrtv persons was given on Saturday night by
Kdvvord Molir In tho assembly loom back of
his snloon. ut Knickerbocker nvomin nnd Madi
son street. Williamsburg. Among tho guests
wero Joseph Hnuerbruu, aged 28, whose father
owns I hn house, nnd John Seretibetz. of 27S
Woodbine street Hauorbrun lives over the
saloon with Ills wife nnd two children 'I lie
entrance to tlie house Is nt 127S Mudisou
street. About :t o'clock esterday morning
half a dozen young men entered the iisseinbly
iooiii uninvited. They were informed bv Molir
that their presence wns undesirable and wein
leqttpstud to leave. The fellows Halted a
tight, and Saiierbtun. Seienbets'. nnd others
ejected thorn.
Un tho sidewalk a geueial fight ensued, and
when It was over Semnbet had n stub wound
on tlie back of his left hand and S.iumbru u
deep stab wound in bis back oi. the left shin
between tho seventh and eighth rlb S.iuei -brim
didn't know- lie bad been cut null' half an
hour later, when lie became very weak w blit
he was talking to friends Ho was can led up
to his looms and a messenger was set t after
I)r M S Peterson of FJH Hamburg uvei"ic.
He didn't respond at either t lie 111 st or second
call because the peisnu who liad asked his sei
v Ices declined to tell what the uutmuof thu
call wns
At the thlul call Or. l'etei son detei mined to
go. Ha armed liim-elf with a loaded lovdver
and went to Sauerljiun's house On entering
the vestibule lie lighted n match to look for the
door bell Suddenly the hull door was opened
nnd two men attacked him.
"loii've come back formoie light, haven t
you V" said one of tho men
liefore the doctor recovered from his aston
ishment ho was thrown to the vestibule Uoor
and kicked. Ho drew his revolver and shoved
tholnt Into the fnco of one of Ids assailant.
Then ho threatened to kill the first person who
again attacked lilm Dr. Poteison inn Into the
street and disohaiged his revolver to attiait
the police. No policeman appeared and he
hastened to hl9 homo. It was his opinion tbut
he had been thu victim or a scheme to rob him
On the continiy. tho men who attacked liltu
were trlends of Iho injured men. who believed
that Dr Peterson wns one of tho gang winch
liad attacked flauerbtuii, and that be had re
turned for more light
An hour ufter Dr. Peterson's eneountei an
other doctor wns sent foi Ho dlscoveii'il that
tlie wound In Snimrln tin's back had penetrated
u lung nnd that the man was likely to die. The
police of tlie Hamburg Hvenim station worn
notified and Acting Captain (inns with De
tectives Miller and Drum and hnl' doen
policemen went to hauerbi tin's lioiiso nnd
from him obtained tlio storv of tlie afliny.
Last evening Andrew Fining. IS years old.
of 24(1 Stanhope street, was arrested. Ho was
identified by Sauuibrun and others us having
participated lu tlie flglii on thestieel. 1. bring
admitted this but denim! nil knowledge of the,
stabbing, huuorhrim'e condition became so
bad last night that Coroner liulap look ids
ante-mortem statement.
Ttir. ,ioixr ii Kill roMwissiow
Td-Uiij'b Meeting Mlt He the l.nat for
beverul .Mnlltlia.
Yv.vsniM.los, l'eb. ID The nglo-nierii-nti
Joint High Commission will meet to-moiiow
at 10 o'clock and that meeting may be tlie lust
forseveral mouths. The piopositlon has been
made thnt the commission suspend Its nego
tiations until utter the session ut the Canadian
Parliament and then reassemble nt Ottawa lu
the Milliliter It Is believed Hint tills proposition
will bo can led out. Alanyrate.lt isnowpiac
llcully certain Hint the commission will not
pioduco a treaty at piesetil Tho Imptesslou
pievalls that tho time will be nioie favorable
foi reaching nn agreement after tho meeting
ot tlie Cnundlaii Parliament
'1 lie negotiations nie gieatly jctiuiled by the
absence of .1 oil ii W l'ostoi. on tlie American
side, and Lord Hotseliell, the Hiltish lepro
seutatlvo. Mr. l'ontci haigouit to Florida for
bis health and Lord lleiseholl is sulTcriug
from n ft actum of the pelvis, sustained by
slipping on an icy sidewalk sovnrnl days ago.
Lord IIoiscluill had engaged pussugo for Fng
lund for next Wediiesdnv , but Im will be iiiiabl
to leave lit that time. In fact, he will probably
bo confined to his bud for some time ill-. In
jury Is a painful one. and in tlie ensnof n poi
sqn of advanced yeais tho best surgical and
medical cure Is necessary.
The Hon. W S. 1'idldliig. Minister of Finance
of the Dominion (loveimm-nt. and the Hon.
Clifton Slrtoit. Mlnlstci-ortliK Interior, vvlionr
rived In Washington Inst night, had a long con
ference to-dav una lo-iilglit with Sir Wilfrid
Lautlcrand Sir Louis Huvlos of the ( amid Ian
Commission
IIKFMUt SOT IIKl'USMI.
Hut There Were No I'livaleiiins nt Ihe Ilea
pltnl lit thn Time.
Assemblyman Abraham Do flruvv. President
oi the Hoard of Trustees of Williamsburg Hos
pital, said Inst night that he. wns grioved nt
tho icports of tho case of Frnst llofner, to
whom admittance wns refused there on Sulur
ilny. although ho was suffering with a broken
back,
"Wo have thirteen physicians on our stuff."
snld Mr Do Graw. "but It chanced that on Sat
urday not nun of them was ut the hospital.
Motron Mlrrill tried to reach sovitrnl of tho
physicians by telephone, Imt was unable to
do so "
Matron Mlrrill said last night that shoogrood
to admit Hefner to tho hospital provided the
Eastern District Hospital uuthoiltleR would be
responsible in case Hefner died beforo a physi
cian arrived. She said tho Fasteni District
Hospital ambulance surgeon rofused to leavo
Hefner tinder these conditions.
A llnrge I'mler Null Oft the Jersey (os.t,
A barge with three, sails set nml heading
nortli was reported threo miles off shoro from
Ilond's Life Saving station below Ilurnegat on
the Now Jersey coast ut 4 -ill) o'clock lostnnlay
afternoon. Hho seemed to bo light. No tug
was in sight
ilUTTIXGN AHUVT TOWX.
The Itev I limns p. 3b I jiililin of the Church nf
Hie TrnnaHgiirailiiu. in Unit atrcet, will ilcllvri to
night h U'Cluro entitled "Tin Xlelouiesanil Sonca of
Ireland." tlliilet the aiiftpicra ut lilt avier flub, in
the College Tluttiv of M tran,'la Xallira Clilirrb,
Klileintli alrmt, "rat of Klflli lienile. 1 Jtlier Mc
i-miuhlln will amc a number of tongs lu tliecuurae
of the licture.
svttttfa stttnit Aiwrtt r' aJioir.
The Thaw, with Olenr Tentber, TramUet
.to Keep tTp To-Dwy.
The navigator ol the flying machine blew
his electric whistle onco, Indicating that he
would pass the other aerial ship to ntnrboard.
As ther pasted. In tho brightness of the spring
suggestive dav, they naturally nwnpped senti
ments on the weather.
"It Is plosanl here," snld ono. "nbove (lie
altitude of goloshes and robbers."
"True," snld the other, "but thore nro very
few travelling this way. How cold it must be
down there I" the snow and slush."
The woarers of goloshos nnd rubbors looked
tip enviously Hut tho janltor'n ohlldren. wno
live Just n fow flights below the clouds, were
not a tdt onvlous Tho snow hnd melted from
the roofs nnd dripped fiom the eaves down the
collars of folks alow, leaving the lofty play
ground dry nnd almost wum. It wns roal'y
spring on the roofs, although It wns still win
try where the business nnd plonsuroof tho
world Is can led on. Hut lu tplto of murky
rivulets nt every crossing nnd sloug almost
overy surfneo car track nnd gutter, a multitude
ennio out to onjov tho day, the glory ot spring
nureollng their heads, nnd their foot en
meshed in the slush ot winter. The prophets
snv It will be fulr nnd warmer to-day.
Saturday's fog and rnln had done mora in
the way of helping clear oft the snow In tho
streets than tlnoe fair and warm darn llku
yesterday could do. Still, anything al
most was bettor than Jnore snow, nnd
Contractor Dunn's smile, which had length
ened out several Inches an Snturdny. mnnnged
to keep Itself practically where It hnd been.
Ho acknowledged, however, thnt ho wae dls
nppointed. Ho had advertised that he would
take overy mnn nnd team Hint he could get
H'stoidnv, and ho expeoted to make a torrillc
onslaught on the snow and have thn streets
In somo shapa by Monday morning. Hut even
Willi the advent of encouraging weather the
teams didn't come. The teamsters nnd con
tractorf wanted a rost for themselves nnd they
nlso snld that their horses deserved a lest.
Tlie result was that Mr Dunn got less than
5.0(M) wagons out yesterday
Ho imt his forco to work on tho lower sec
tion of tho city, attacking the streets below
Hl.xty-plxth streel on tho wost side of the eltv
and those below Twenty-second street on tho
cast side. The object wns to give the truck
men a fair shoiv to cany on tho trallle otthe
business section, from which some pretty
heavy grumbling linscome In the Inst two days.
Commissioner McCarlnov liad Ills own force
of men busy Kooplng tho gutters open nnd the
crossings In shape. It was bard job. nil tho
slush wns endless Collections of ashes nnd
garbage weio mudo with somo attempt nt
regulni It v tor the tlrst time lu n week or more,
anil tho ice hud thawed nway enough to let
some of tlio overloaded scows get out and
dump thelt loiig-uceutuulutcd louds,
ICK IIKMS IV IIAltl'S ISIAMK
.Second Attempt tit Trnutfrr Itodlea flnni
the liovviteil Morgue Fulls.
The lighter Columbia, which has been hired
bv the Charities Department to tako bodies
from the Morgito to Hart's Island, yesterday
made u second fruitless attempt tu make a
trip She started at 10 o'clock in the morning
nud at II .'iO. after lighting haul against flout
ing Ice, reached Hiker's Island. From then
until M HI in the afternoon was spent lu reach
ing the Nnirows bet tveen Whltestnne and
Ferry Point This Is the place where tho har
bor tide and the Sound tide meet, bringing Ice
witli them
The oliinibla stuck fast Near her were
the tug Volunteer, the baige Portchestei and
six towdouts in a like predlcntnent. Thoy re
mained there until the lllchatd Peck, which
eiiino nloug from New Haven nud was stuck
foithtee uuurteis of nn hour, broken wns hack
to tho oitv for them. Cant. Sullivan then
turned the Columbia around and came back
to the Morgue
There ate now 170 bodies in tlie Morgue and
ll is pietlv nearly tilled up to Its maximum ca
paclty Another attempt to take some of the
nodliis to the island will bo mudo to-day.
iir.tr. .kai.i.'s inn hi t: ure.
The Aliasing Army Ofttrrr 1 1 nil lleen liifnlu
lllnl Willi Mlaa Mllnii Alioll.
H' Frim'Im o. Fell. ID The love of another
woman than his wife is the eauso of the dlsap
pcuriiiiciv or Lieut John M. Nenllol the Fourth
Cavalry, w ho Is $:i,!i(X shoit in his canteen ac
counts. The woman Is Miss Vivian Aleott, a
blonde, who for sumo months has resided ui
:i.'I4 Stockton streel. Miss Aleott, who savs she
belongs to n prominent fnmily In ltrookljn, X
Y camo to.thls cty last A,ugust. Lieut N'eail
wns introduced to bur by Cupl. W. S. Harnes,
lutu District Attorney of Son Francisco, and un
otllcei in the Sixth Iteglmcnt. recently mus
tered nut Nenll spent ngieut deal of money
foi jewels und other piesents ror Miss Aleott
Miss.Meiiti makes no secret ot her leliltlons
with Nenll She wept when speaking of his
disappearance, and snld slio would join hltn ni
once If she knew his whereabouts Ncall's dis
appeaiani'O, vv helbor It tie a cuse or Might oi ir
suicide, has icvealed his double lite, and was a
shock to ninny or ids friends In tlio ami).
He liad been cunsldeiod kind and devoted to
his wife and children
AMJiltlt:t ASlATIf ASSOt'lATIOX.
'Hie American KrslilciitH nf shanghai nml
Hung Kuug Hntc Organized.
hK.vni.lv. Wush . Fell. Hi. The Americans in
Shanghai and Hung Kotig liuvo just succeeded
lu oignnliug what is known ns the American
Asiatic Association, conducted along similar
lines to tlie China Association that has done sU
much tofutther llrltish Interests in Hie Orient.
1 'or two years tho matter Inn been talked of
and worked up to somo extent, but It was not
until veiv l.-itclv that tlio organbatlon wns
directed. Tlie public (list hentd oi tint associa
tion at a joint banquet given to Lord Chnilcs
lietcsfoid In Sliunghui
At lltst the Asiatic Association was only In
tended for tlio Americans lu ( liitin Then It
was decided lo include Japan. Before the or
guniutlon was actually effected, howover.ll
wns seen that there icnlly wns an Uneiicun
Asia, and then Iho ussoeiution s skirts weie
widened to Include all. One ot thn llisl moves
oi tho new association will lie to request the
(iuvernmotit of tho United States to send u
special leprusentutive to look into the Chinese
situation
The Chinese Government will send two offi
cials to Kiiropnaud America In older that thoy
may utility commercial questions and Investi
gate mutters eoiunictud with tho proposed es
tablishment of n Hoard of Commerce Thcso
men will set out as soon as the cold vvuatlioi is
over ami letum homo by next fall. II is said
they hiivit also been Instructed to dovise n ys
tem for tlio establishment of a central bank In
China. The ofllclnls will travel with a largo
letinuoof servants and will bo provided with a
bodvguaid.
II, K. 'II'VHEIIMAS KILLS UlMSKT.r,
lie la Mild to He n Noli nf it Wealthy Krai
ilent of I'tlcii.
Piui.AiiKiriiu. Fob. 1(1. Wnrren V. Tucker
muii of Brooklyn was found dead In bis room
nt 1225 liuecstioet to-day. Hn had asphyxiated
hlnibOlf with burning gas. He left u lettor to
his wife, vaguely blaming her or her mother
for "this silence "
Mrs Warren L. Tuokerman of 50.1 Lorlmer
street, Brooklyn, received word last night
that her husband had killed himself Tuck
e nn an was nn advertising solicitor, but
hud been out of work for two yours
Tliree weeks ago he went tu Philadelphia to
seek work. On Friday sh received a letter
from him saying that at last he hud secured a
situation and thut the outlook for them was
very bright, as he soon hopd tolhave a home
ready In Philadelphia for her and their five
small children iesterday wns Tiicknrman's
birthday nnd she wrote him a I letter Jeon
grntulatlng him on being let year, old nud dis
cussing their tutiiio plans.
She said last night that she knew no reason
why he should kill himself unless it wns that
his mind was unbalanced from excessive
cigmutto smoking, Physician warned him
several months ago that he would lose his
mind If he did not stop smoking Tuckormau's
lather is said to be one of tlie wealthiest men
In Ft lea,
Tlie lliiyrnlt tin l.uvvaon'a I'npcra It Iinlnraril
Citirxoo, Fob. Hi Tho central body of tlio
Chicago Federation of Labor to-dny Indorsed
tlio boycott against Victor F Lawson, proprl
etoi of tlm Hrmrtl and Xeict and Piesldont of
the Associated Piess
Tho federation represents more than ltHXlfX
men, including representatives from all build
ing and Industrial trades. Thoiiuundsof badges
bearing tho winds 'Don! read tho A'ne nud
Ittciii r' nre worn by labor men
Liberal Victory lu New llrlintwlrk,
St. Jons, S 11., Fob. lli.-Hntuiilay's pio
viiteinl election resulted In a vlctoiy for the
Liberal partv Out oflorty-slxmembersolocteil
mil three aro Conservatives. Two of them nre
from Westmoreland nud one from Kiinhiiry
countv. In St. John tlio whole Government
ticket was elected. The I'.ninierbon Govern
ment it now firmly established.
THE COIOKHNEIN HAVANA
amkiucAx catk rnorniKTons jib
i'Vsk to sr.nrn xitanoKs.
Oen. Itrooke Confers with Oen. I.udlnw
Admit the Conflicts lletween Negroes
nnd AVIiltes Ciihnn Troops Sent to Cap
ture Ilnndlts In Mntnnrnt Two Thlnvet,
.vp'ffal Calif Dnpnleh It Tnr Ben,
Havana. Feb. If). A body of Cuban troops,
under command ot Col Garcia Canlznres. has
been despntched to Hnn Jos de los Ramos,
provinco of Mntnnrns, to enpttire a band of
sixty bnndlts who nro reported In bo nt thnt
plnco. These brigands nro said to bo old Span
ish guerrillas
A henpof liumnn hones wns discovered yes
terday during the progress of tho excavations
nt the Custom House. This building wnsnt
one time tho Content of Hun Francisco, nnd It
is believed that tho bones nro those of monks.
Privates Timothy Hiilltvnn nnd Francis Itellly
hnvrt each been sentenced to ono yoar'a impris
onment forthoft.
Oen. Itrooke nnd Oen Ludlow hnd a confer
ence to-ilny concerning tho conflicts between
negroes and whites in the rnfos.
Tho American enf5 keepers refuse to serve
colored visitors, and troublo is bound to occur
If omo agreement Is not renehod on tho
subject
Honor Mora. Ihe Civil Oovernor of nnvnnn, is
desirous of satlsfvjng tho colored Cuban offi
cers, who nro sufferers from the attitude of the
Americans.
Col Hlins hns dlscovored that llflonn bundles
of American tobacco, ouch weighing 1,500
pounds, have doen smuggled Into Matnnras.
Tho duty on this tobacco amounts to S.'I7,500.
Jacob Cash, who reprosonts himself ns n
traveller making a lour of tho world seeking
autographs from prominent people, stnrted n
row nt tlie Salon Trochn tblsafternooii because
Oen. Itrooke refused to receive lilm. Ho mo
lested loudly, nnd It was finally necessary to
put hltn nut
The celebraled Cuban negro Oenerul, Quln
tln Hnnileras, nnlved here to-day from Snntl
ago. He says that the Cuban army In Hint prov
ince Is being inpldly disbanded, and that thn
men nro going to woik. He is enlhusiastlolu
hlspralsoor Oen Leonard Wood, the Military
Governor of Santiago.
rill.ST KXtll.lSU HKKIUOX IXMAXTTAflO.
Arehlilaliop Clinpclte Trenched in the Cnthe
ilrnl There taterdny.
tvtcial Cablt lUivatrh to Tar. Hcv.
SisriAiio in: Cum, Fob. 111. Archbishop
Chupelle of New Orleans, the Apostolic Dele
gate to Culm, preached in the Cathedral hole
this morning tho first sermon in English ovor
delivered in the city. Tlie sermon wns followed
by an address In Spanish. Thcro wns a large
congregation, nud tho Archbishop's remarks
were listened to attentively. Mgr. Chapelle
strongly protested against national disaffec
tion, and snld that theio should be brotherly
love between nations thn same as between In
dividuals, each nation working for tlie good of
nil.
The Archbishop Is not nt nil satisfied with
the nilesthood lien-, lie partlculuily object
to their efforts to affect the State
Tlie yachts or the Messis. Drcxcl of Phila
delphia and Walters of Hiiltlmure arrived here
tills morning.
IIIK MttrOIITA'.s ESCAI'E.
l'naawiigei t of the Dltnbleit lliiiiihtirg-Amcr-lenn
I.lner Clvo rliiiuha.
Jflia1 CoMt Drif.aUh to TlIF Si's.
TorvPON, Feb. 111. The passengers of the
Hnmbmg-Ainerlcnn line steamer Prutoria,
which put buck to Plymouth on Friday in n dis
abled condition, after having started for Now
ork. held a tellgious service tills mortiitig to
give thanks for their escape from death
The passeiigets and tlie cargo of tlie steamer
will be transferred, piobnhly to-morrow, to the
steamer Poiinsvlviinin. The Pretoria will be
repaired at Plymouth.
tint IIVSNAIUAS I'lllMK tllXIsTBll.
Ilarun ttara F-Jrvury Keroiiiuieiitletl by
Huron llnuffy, Wlin Itetlrea.
.VWluf CuM' lltlpalrh In Thk Sen
Viknnv. Feb. Hi llaiou liunlTy. the retiring
Hungarian Prime Miuistet. had nn interview
to-day with the Finpetoi-, who afterward gave
nn audleiico lo Haton (ioa Fejetvary, who was
Minister of National liorenco In the HntilTy
Cabinet. It is believed tli.it Union lianfTy
lecommendod lilm totlie Lmperor as hi suc
cessor as Pi imu Minister
I . Ol II lilt ItOllltEltY A T TUnVllUI'.tVKY
Waldorf (illeal t.ntea SKO A llegeil Woman
Tlilef Arretted.
Charles It Van Tioiup of Wilmington, Del.,
who Is staving nt tlie Wuhloif Vsloria. where
he at rived yesterday moinlng. went out to
sue lite town last night AUmt midnight
he visited thu Chop Siiev, ut 1201
Hroadwav. wlieto e-Mayor Magowan of Tren
ton recent h said that lie was robbed
Van Trotup met two gills In tho place nud
hnd several drinks with them According to
his story one of the girls finally ex
tracted $SO In money from his waistcoat
pocket nnTronip grabbed net and tried to
get some assistance No ono volunteered any,
and the other girl ran out of the place by the
entrance m Sixth nvOnue.
Van Trouip held the gill he had solved until
the policeman who is icgiilnrly stationed out
side the door of the place could enter. At the
station house she said slio was Lily Howard of
'Jill West Sixty-thlnl street
Van Tromp's money consisted of four twenty
dollar bills. When the prisoner was searched
three bills of that amount were found on her.
Tint proprietor of the Chop Siieyut present is
John llatlleld. Ho bought the place, from Simon
lluitiier when the latter recently giive It up.
ioKi' isi.axip iiDirr.it y.
The ttropotttlmi lo Intend II In Meeting
with Stlollg Ojtpoaltifin,
The project of a number of propoity own
ers in Cone) Island to have tlio famous
llovveiy of that place extended and declared a
public thoroughfare Is likely to be defeated
when tho petition gets a final hearing before
llorough President Orout on Thursday. The
plan Is being met with the strongest opposition
by many laige real estate owneis on tlie Island
and they nro supported bv a II tlie charitable In
stitutions which have summer homes there.
To extend tint llowery. it was said yestorday.
means an ineieaso of dives and fake shows,
nnd It would hurt the good work being done by
tlio institutions.
At present the thoroughturo runs from Jones's
to tho steeplechase walk, and thn proposed ox
teiiMlou would bring it up to within 200 feet of
Hut Hummer homo of tlie Children's Aid So
ciety. That oigunl7ntlou is strongly opposed
to tho schomo. nud it asserts that it would
endanger the health nnd moiuls of tho chil
dren. Since tlio project camo up before Prcsi
dent Oiout for its tlrst bearing on Thursday
Inst a petition against It tins been put In cir
culation and has been signed by a largo num
ber of property owners
Mvttrrloua PrUoncrs nt ltendqiinrtera.
Charles Hloku of 202 Wost Tenth street nnd
Chillies O'llrieu of .'IH1 Fast Twenty-first street
were arraigned ns suspicious persons in thn
Centre Street Pollen Court yestorday morning
and remanded to tho custody of Detectives
Armstrong and Ilnldy nt Polieo Headquarters.
Tlio police urn Investigating u charge against
them, but will not say what it Is.
Enulliihle's Lightning Calculator Ilrealit a
Leg.
I) W Goodrich of ISO Ogden avenue. Jei soy
t ity. hii expert accountant in the employ of tho
Lqultublo Life Assurance Society, who is
known ns "tint lightning calculator." fell on
the Icy sldownlk in front of hi- homo on Hutur
day ami fractured Ills lett leg
E Strength of Body I
coma from strength of
contain Iron In lit moit tu
lly aiilmllable (orm. Thty
fctd tlie blood, and tht blood
feeds the body. They pro.
mote appetite, Improve
di(eition, do not corutlpaU.
Sold by ill drugjtUti.
jV
Jutr.tER'n noxnimrVT, ntnit
I,, i
Far Ahead In the Ilace In 'FtUeoA C1inre
Thnt Olintn Was Drugged,
8ak FitAxctaco, Fob, 10. Tho sensation to
day In tho bis six day bicycle raco wns tho
wondorful sprinting of Vrodorlcka, Iho Swiss
rider. Ho rode rings nround Mlllor, Aronson
and the entire bunch. In twonty-foiir hours
ho jumped f i otn eighth plnco to third, un gnvp
Aronson the hnrdost kind of n raco for second
plneu.
Olmm was badly off. Mlllor rode In splendid
condition, although, ho says. It has boon tho
hardest contest of his life.
At tho ond ot tho HOth hour It wns an
nounced thnt he wns 17U miles ahead of tho
world's record, with four more hours lo add to
those flguic. The champion has certainly
put up a marvellous performance.
A story camo to light to-dny, which, If
true, explains tho Hidden change in tho
tiding of Olmm, who led in tho nice
for three dais, Ills trainer. Leonort, nl
leges thnt (llmm hus been drugged, nml
appearances for tho past threo dnys go n long
way to bear out this charge. Up to the closu
of Thursday Olmm wns riding strongly,
when suddenly hn wont to pieces and
has since been going around like ono
In a trnnco. Ho seems dazed ami has
noted very strangely for rider who was in
such splendid condition. When seen to-dav
leonort was emphatic lu his charges. "That
man wan drugged for a certainty," hn said.
"Ho has shown every symptom ot tt, nml
no mutter what 1 liuvo gfvon to him, Ito
still rotuatnH In that peculiar sort of stupor."
Trainer John West, who la looking after tho
feeding of Miller. Olmm and Aronson,
believes tho charges made by Ioeu
ert. "It would hnvo boon simplo
matter for some ono to drop n morphine
tablet or something of that sort lu ono of
Olmm's feeding oups." said West, especially
ns they hnvo allowed so many outsiders to
gather around the feeding stands.
"Olmin bus pu?7.1od nut for the past throo days.
He was lu bettor trim than Aronson at the
start and bus been fed upon tho natun
things that have boon given to both Miller
and Aronson, so I can attribute his sudden do
ellno Into this stupor to nothing elsa than that
he has been tampered with."
Phyidclans examined Olmm to-night nud
found him to bo sound physically, nnd they,
too, weto unanimous in tho ballet that
drugs had been given to him. In xiovr
of tho fact that n groat deal of money
has been wngored that (llmm would not win.
It Is believed someone Interested In tho bet
ting administered tho dose to the unfortiinato
rider.
Tho score nt the 140th hour was as follows:
Miller, 2,1H.'I Aronmn, S.ian, Pred .lcki,2.07A;
(ilium. '2,04o: Hale. 2,02s. Sawn, 1, .,",; Albert,
J.H2.1, tlaraalj)-, 1,778; Pdkltlgtoli, 1.71M; IotwnoQ,
1,tt20; Aaliinger, Mill; Jiiltui, M5U,
At the end of thn 1 CM hour tho sooro stood:
Miller, 2.1P0; Aronsuii, 2.M1: Freilericka, 2.0MH;
Hale, 2.02j (Iriniln, 2.0tlo, Ntnn, 2,oI, Albeit,
l,h2J; lUrnab). 1,1 VI. 1'llVlllKton, 1.72H; Ivtvtull,
l.tluT; Aalilugton, l.r.tio; Julius, l.r.Ol.
The position of tho riders, It is thought, will
remain tlie same to tho end of thu contest,
144 hours.
out i, mtirnH a M.voir :aut.
Hk C'ouiet froui Itotlyn, I,. I., nnd Atte.ids
Strictly to Ilutlnett.
When .Street Cleaning Commissioner Mo
Cartnev tan short of carts In tho recent snow
fall, he advertised all through Long Island nnd
New Jersey for vehicles which would hold l'i
cublu raids ot snow or inoie. promising the
farmeis 8'i cents n lod for all snow that they
carted to tlie dumps. The result was an In
llux of remarkable vehicles, most of them
marked with the names of the towns orvil
lages from which they came.
A number of snow shovellers were at work
ou Greenwich nveuus, near Slxlh uventie, yes
terday ufternoon. wheu a wagon, marked
"Hotlsn. L. I.." and hauled by two eiunclutsd
hotees. diove up and fell into line behind two
carts which tho shovelleis weie then filling
The shovellers and the foreman looked up In
astonishment, for the driver of tho wagon was
a good-looking girl about IS years of age. She
was dressed warmlt.hndon heavy mittens and
a knit hood, from under which bun", oui
plenty ot yellow hair.
The girl uiesented her credentials to tho
foreman and demands 1. thai he All her cart as
soon as possible and lot her get away, as slio
wanted to carry as many louds us she could be
foie nightfall. The foreman did as ho was bid
and the girl drove away. Slio handled her
horses witli admirable skill and drove through
Christopher street for tlie ilver. ntter site got
her load of snow, at a rate of speed that made a
DollcemHii on the corner gasp
Thu girl carriod a uumberof loads during the
afternoon, and when she drove swnv for the
night told the foreman sho hoped she would be
assigned to his squad to-day, as his men worked
farerth.1iianv1,othorssh(t liad been with. Cor
ner loungers hooted and jeorei at the girl and
a mi in her or vouug gallants and some old men
tried to flirt with her. but she paid no attention
to them. She wns an extremely busy young
person, nnd tlie foreman told n Run reporter
that she had dono more work In tho afternoon
than any other driver In the squad.
HOI.n-VV IX VITV IlAl.l. VAIIK.
TlilcT Throttled n Woman nml snnti bed
Her INirlccllitHiU, but Was Cntlglit.
James II Manning, who says that ho Is a fish
dealer at (14 Madison street, wns held by Mngls
trute Kudlich in tho Centre Street Police Court
yesterday In $.'t,000 ball for trial on the charge
of assaulting nnd robbing Miss Susie Moyor
dicksof 702 Union street, Hrooklyn, whilo sho
was passing through City Hall Turk on her way
to the bridge at tlilio o'cliKtk on Saturday
evening.
Miss Moycrdlckstold the Magistrate that sho
had just entered tho park from 'ho south side,
whim Manning sprang nt hor nnd grabbed her
by the thioat. Ho throw her head back ami
clapped his hand over her mouth to prevent
her irom scieaming Then ho seized her
pocketbook, which she hnd Ueen carrying in
her hand, and run across Mail street toward
nrr iiuiiii, iiiiii iitn iicioss aittti sirei'l lowuril
tho Post Ufllce.
The assault was witnessed bv Abraham Ap
pelsolm, IS years old. or ltxl Varet stioet. and
ho shouted to Policeman John Fnrrell ot the
City Hall squad. Fnrrell gavo chase to tlio
fugitive, but before Ito oveitook tho fellow
Manning stopped running When arrested ho
denied all knowledge of the assault.
Tlie pocketbook. which contained $5. a gold
penknife and a gold scnrfpln. was not found in
Manning's possession, but In court he was pos
itively ldeutltled by Miss Meyordlcks and Ap
pelsohn as thn young woman's assailant.
i"i a a uAxnoxr.n saiooxtsits a ititrrr.
Tlie .linnet i:. Hiivlca Strewing Ihe Sen Off
Cape diaries with MnhngHii).
The three-matted sohooner Jnmos 1'.. liayles,
which sailed for this port from Vera Cruz on
Dec. 17, touching later at Tuspan. with n
cargo of cedar nnd mahogany, it drifting
a'.wreck ofLItho Virginia coast. Her kipper.
Copt Elvin II. Darling, and her crew have not
been heird Irom, but It Is probable that thoy
were taken olT by a passing craft. News of
tho Ilayles's mishap was brought hero yester
day by the Hrltlih steumshlp Fojle, from llrn
7II11111 portB. She passed a lot of wreckage,
consisting chletly of ninsls. guffs nnd booms,
about 120 miles off Cape Charles on Saturday
morning. Later she sighted thn clmoncr
and teamed down to and uround her All her
masts were gone, her stern was badly broken,
her after deck was awash and lumber was
urlftlug from her hold,
The Ilayles hailed from Port Jefferson,
where she wns built In 1M74 Slip measured
41M tons and was owned by Jnmes K. llavles.
The tteamshlp Sabine, In yesterday fmni
Port Natal, passed on Friday, nbout forty miles
southeast of Cape llenlonen. tho abandoned
two-mnsted schooner tStnte llighUof Hrldge
ton. .N.J. The Hnblne ran close to tlio derelict
and tapt. Taylor noted that her mainsail and
boom were drilling alongside, her hatches
wero stove and her pumps gone. Her masts
were standing and her boats missing.
uaxt a itAitr?
Mra, l'leirr I'roinlacil In Mind One nml lit
Mother lliiin'l Conic Hark.
Mrs. F.mily I'lorcn of :I42 Third nvenue went
tothe Fast Flfty-llrst street station yostnrday
morning and. putting a slx-mouths' old girl
baby on Hie desk, told Sergeant Thompson
that be could have It Thu Sergeant wnrmlv
protested that ho had hnlf it dozen children of
hi own at home nnd aid not want any strange
babies
"Neither does my husband Thomas," re
sponded the woman "He told me to gut rid
of the child or hn would leavo thn house
Sho Informed the Sergennt that the baby be.
longed to p young woman named Moonoy, who
had asked hor to take caie of th child wlillu
sho went out for a few minutes. Thnt was on
Saturday; the woman had not come back, and
Mrs Pierce said she did not know whero she
could bo tound.
(,"iI.,",.r"r"n,",iHa,1nl,iY' Mr" I'lnrcn took the
child to the Yorkvilln Police I our! Thorn slut
asked Mnglstmtn Slnims If he did ii"t want tho
baby, us it was a pretlj little Hum;
"I'm a baeholoi, madam, aid wouliln t know
what to do with such a thing. " icplled lh
Magistral e.
Ho sent the- woman dowu lo l'ollce Head,
quarters with the baby.
Sale of Irish Linen
Napkins &
Table Clot In.
Napkins
2 2X22 inches, $1.50 do7cn,
26x26 " 2.65 "
Table Ciothsy
2x2 yards, $2.75.
2x2 " 3.35.
2x2 " 4.25.
Sk Napkins to match, $2.;,
ii 4.00.
Hemstitched
Tea Cloths,
iyxil4 yards, $1.50.
2X2 " 2.95.
2X2 3.95,
Lord& Taylor,
Broadway & 20th St,
Determine your requirements,
and then inspect a
HALL'S Safe
It will meet them in both quality
ami price.
Will exchange your old tfs for
a. modern JJall. Repairing ni
moving.
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OFFICE-SYSTEM APPLIED TO LETTERS.
The Ulobe-Wcriiickc
Sectional 1 Iter riling Cubinrta
ST8teinatl7e Your (.'orn-apomlf nco and an r"on
lenient anil I'raiticid.
THK (JliOIJK CO., Fulton X. IVinl Mil.
Tiuciuxi. miovauti.s to cotih.
supper t'lnsai-a lit Which Hie Oookril Mi-nt
Coatt Knoh Pupil Only l'lvp Tenia.
Ono of tho most Interostlnc works iindiT
takonlby tho New York Household AsRoctitia
1h the orRaniziition of n, number of suni'ir ,
classes for vvorklne cirlg and women. 'I wo
clas-es have been filled, nud many .ippli-.i-(Ions
nre filed for the third. They meet cv.'it
Tuesday and Wednesday ovenlncnt.H;:tO I'll
eirls coino directly from tholr work, wnsh nml
tidy themselves, nut on white caps, norms and
sh'ovelots. Tho instnntor then proceed" t.i
tunch how to prennre, cook nnd nervo a Mini'l.i,
nutritious and economical meal, of vehleli tli.'y
ull test tho merits later on. -i
The cost Is five cents to oach mini!. Tliora
nre elxteon members In ench class Tin
youncor ones arelllttlo oash!or ofllco cirls. nnd
the older ones typewritonCi-nloswomon, book
keepers nml cashlera.
The kltBhen'.ocuuiiies theTentlro end7of th
larire lecture room. The: workinu table la
Hhaped liko n horseshoe nnd Is fitted un with
sixteen Individual bus stoves. Underneath
eaehstovelsa shelf fullyotiuipned with kitchen
ware. The pupils nro tnucht the uses of each
nrtlclo by demonstration.
ijnch pupil brines with hor n blank boon. In
which to copy recipes und take notes. As
soon as tlio last arrival 1ms made horselt ready
tho Instructor rends the recipes and cives mln
lito details reRardlnsr tho pieparatlon of tits
food. 1 he clrls have no ohnniie to dn practi
cal marketliiir. m they nro told e-vactiy how to
choose went. veetab!es and crocerlc.0. nnd
are shown on charts just wheroltlio joint tlwr
nro eolner to preparo is taken from.
As soon as tho recipes hnvo been copied nnd
nil the questions perttilnlnir to them answered
the cirls are appointed to their vnrloui task
hijrht cirls prepare and cook tho meat, four
undertake thn veirtitables or hot broad, two
make the coffee nnd two set tho tnbio. Th
Instructor directs and supervises, but Hikes no
nctive part.
Those classes aro not tniwrht any fan-y nr
extrnvneant cooklnc. Tlie women in chnrci
reallro the absunllty of tcnchlnir Klrls with
hread-and-cheeso Incomes tho rt of prenyl -Inc
lobstei a la Newlmrir, terrapin oriuailon
toast, riiey nrs tnuutit to cook In the vorr
best way such food as they havo In their own
home.
liach time tho class meets tho pupils have
practical demonstration of how sliteon Hood
appetites can be satisfied for HO cents. It is
IneiBted Hint tho entire siipnor'shnll bo boucht
from the money paid in each tlmo by tho mem
bers This mnkos tho elrls feel perfectly In
dependent and attracts (rlrls who would lohii
to attend did the classes savor of chnrltv
Hero are three representative menus- Il'ea
oun. sandwiches and colToe: second, pck".i
codfish, corn muflliis and tea; third, loins')
soup, hot biscuits and coffee.
.ronx nnAnv AsrnrxrAirn.
Nrctectnl to Turn the Stop When lint from j
nil Aiitmiinttn Meter (Inia Out.
John Ilrady. 2t years old, of 110 Rmxlcker
nventio, Hrooklyn, was found dond Inst nlelit
In his room from asphyxiation. He vv.is
boardor In thn fnmily of Jllchnol Dcecnn n
nutomatlo Bas meter furnishes tho hotiwnh
bus, whleli Isobtnlned by puttlnc a iiiiariir in
n slot Yesterday afternoon Ilindv went nut,
envinc tils cas burning. He rnttiriied about 'I
nnd found it out. uh durinc his nlisenen 'In
supply of bus had been exhausted
Vt hile llruily win, asleep Ann in Kerbr, a si-ter
of Jlr. Duuienn, went down nml put u iiiiaric
in tlio molor, which renewed the supply llrinly
bad iiiiclecteil to turn oil tin) stop In his iH.m
i'ho UcHBans weie BOinB lo have a p.irtv 'i
the eveniiiB. ami vthen IMeBaii went up
nwnken HrnilyntlloVloek.tlin lattni wns fi"" I
dead on tlie lied with tho Bas pourini: fi mi
tlio open jet
Obesity
may bo curotl without woitltiiiini';
tho Hystoin by tho uso of thu
Carlsbad Sprutlol iSull. Its notion
18 inilil butollbctivo. ltisuuturo't
own euro.
-Mr. Josiah T. Counor, of J.owoli,
rasa., writes: "I havo tested thn (
Carlsbad Upi'iidol Salt for obomty 'j
on mysolf with good results. My
wifo has used it for constipation
with wonderful results, and wu
aro sounding its praiso all over
Lowell, iviutlly mail mo a tlomi
copies of Dr. Tobolilt's lect'iro, no
that I cjiu uivo them to my Iriontls "
Eisner A jMoiuIoIbou Co., bula
Agoats, New Xork.Adv.