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STOL LIXNO 112 NEW YORK SUNDAY DECEMBER 21 1902Coprrl IlK iocbvTh 6 fla SUit Prill Prning II 11 ad nd rubUdiul1 horillioll FORTY PAGES rmCE FIVE CETS
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IN THE SARCOPHAGUS SARCOPHAGUSLNI UOUS UOUSLlI
LlI Lt LNI i Than 100 renont Raw It ItOnly ItOnlyL1iici Only Onlyllyiies nI nIl1IItt
llyiies S Hint of the he Family There TherefTinM lbrreIrant Thereranvs
fTinM Irant llrlng the th tie Hoily nod Here After AfterFuneral Arer ArerIunrra AfterFuneral
Funeral Services In I nuhlniton nuhlnitonTho 1uhnrtc 1uhnrtcTho uhInitoulho
Tho body hy of Mm l Julia Juli D DAlt Dgt nt Grant GrantwIJow Grn Grnwldo Grantwitlow
wIJow wldo of Gen rl ei Ulysses t1 8 Grant rot arrived arrivedIn arv arvIn irlvsi irlvsiin
In this th city c1 frol frnni rout Washington Wlhlnrlon lato llo yesterday yesterdaynftcviiuon yeiterdayBftm Hlerll HlerlluflelIOI
uflelIOI Bftm nftcviiuon LJuol and wa scaledup alle up last 1t night nighti
I i the Ihl KJircophigus lrcphgusll hi the Gram Grm mausoleum mausoleumut mwlum
< ut 1 u HIverMdo Ihrldo Drive D I which was wa prepared preparedfor prpuf
for It when hen tlio t tl Tomb wns wn built buit This Thismorning Thisinotnhig fhlsrorhl
morning rorhl ln lJI iLIl > ii Urlnt Irani and am his hi wlfo wlo are lying lyingIn 1lnl
In death drALh n n wi they til had planned pLnno sldo ald ldc by byBlJn byId byiJp
BlJn Id iJp
BlJnWlwn iJpVh Wlwn Whrn Vh tlio futwrnl fU rl service frvil to I held hed this thlamorning thi thistnorring
morning rtrII those Iho IOM t who attend atend It will wi BM I e no nodiflVrtnco nolnrUIC noiiiflrnc
diflVrtnco lnrUIC in II the appearance aPJtarancl of the thf crypt cryptexcept crpt crpttClpt cryptoeeit
except tClpt lliiit Ihalla Hindu u by tho magnificent lngnlfcl11 flwer flwerhniiiht 1wrr 1wrrIINHhl iLwirsf
hniiiht from f otn Washington Wa hllgtol for uftur uCor tho thobody thohol thehOIV
body hol vas set ul in II the Iht tarcophnKUs arlophll tlio flv flvtuit flvbrown h hlUl >
tuit lUl brown hrwl marble top Oj with Julia DGrunt DGruntcut
cut In h the thl blone tlOn6 woi WI ya lowered lower ino plmti plmtiBud pllu plluOlrl ptctoivl
Bud Olrl the thl derrick dNrlcl and onl ropes rpl which whch had been beenu bn bnI
u I 1 C by tho mechanics nlcba I I were Vitrf removed removedIt rcmoV
It I t 101 111 i ci btfll L1 11le1 > iIR < l iloin s ua tIn HIM II I It Ural Ih tu tupliui tvpl11 toja
pliui pl11 ja thc body uudyln In the tll Tomb lmu last latl night but buttho hutIho butth
tho th far that a crowd would ould be 0 utuncuo utuncuoled ullIU ullIUId uhIiacIiuL
led Id L llioMi IhO thio In charge of the arrnngemenih arrnngemenihto Irn lmenh lmenhII
to II lot tho public ubic underbill undtnttlli ml thai tml thiH IIIH wotili wotiliI wotikliv oll
I liv done dOll today loda The remit of the strategy strategywas trley trleywllIIIInl
wllIIIInl was flI nil tint could have ho been be w1hcd wished There Therevcro TIPI TIrvtirn
vcro Ir 100 41 policemen pol cm II scattered lateled on tho rondt rondtleading rondelendll rondileading
leading lendll to th lomb In II CIM c aM a crowd should shouldappear Ilould IlouldnII shouldnIiti
nII appear when tho I Lodv was takun takcl then thenbut Iherlhut thorhut
hut few person t1rol were lro pivwni 111 and Indll the body bodyviiH bol bodyWith
With ll put in II plll ill eo < iicty Itet and ald cz cxodtlouBI cxodtlouBIh ex1odttous1yli udtlously udtlouslyTlllc
Tlllc li h was 1 Mt St 1 > d 1 nv 1 11 Iit Ilb k b1 IUUI 101 beth t t Z liUlltllrtl liUlltllrtlportion 1IIIHud 1IIIHudtOI hiiactivdrtoii
Incluil tl 01 honor honorifom honorII
portion tOI rtoii tig I III o guard ganl i
ifom IUI II oI1i the Iht Its I tr h t Urjit lrt 1ost Ilst of Brooklyn und undhi Dld DldIh undlb
Ih hi rwv rl ufliccrit IntII flIcr who wrro no nsMgned nller by byIho l byllr
Iho Ih omnmatdor oommaltlr ol the Ihl th Department P fcparti pr nt rii I I of the theKan t ti tiii
E Kan ii tu II iiecompiinv oluIlnv tln 11 boilv boilvTim ho hoThl tWV1ht <
Tim 1ht train Irall wlleli bretiRl LrC It t Mrs trl 1rs Ornnt OrnntI Crnul Crnul110y
I 110y ndy here hr hen from fml Wt Washington Wnlhhllon asIiitttnn yeMeiiay p Ica1
lft If tin lnt t rty dt r t y at II 1 I 1 oVlick ckl e I In II the 111 tl nu IIm rid ridonhi u uand I
and oi I Hue Iw iii nt tlm I 1 oniisylviitiln lln hlilll dtntltin dtntltinIn lnll tnt1otIn l
In Jersey JlrlIr Jer4 City at 44iiuYlotk 443 41 ucltk It 1 eon torvht > lMtd lMtduf t tt1
uf f half a down dlT1 ears larl olj two t1 of r v lileh were weregiven Wlf vtrtgiven
given over entirely Intrd to tl th t thi fiimralprty fnn 1Ilmlprl 1Ilmlprltl I1I 1t 1tIn
In tl the th lir 11 gIrit > t rar of the I train trln net 11 It Ilfe Ilfenlll t te teiwgiiin t tt
t iwgiiin nlll were rp the lh family fall and a f fw w intirnpte intirnptefriond lutlt lutltr11 Intlriutr
friond r11 r ind ld who w ho iv cm e nv from f mm Vaslilnctini aljll aPItii t 1 n ll llthem tIethem 1 1Ihcm
them lor tomonuwV 1molu > vrvlcvs nIr rvici ThU Thi iwrty iwrtyoiiipiMod Ilrt iartVOflPjttti
oiiipiMod on l h1 of o Gen 0 < 1 and ald Mrs Ir lrs Fred Fed I n GraM GraMI
I I lysses 11 H Grant Omli his lii bnthtT the lll theoi Nxt i iKOII I
KOII Ol oi of Oen Gram Omll urn rs Nellie lI Grant Grnl Sar Sartorinnd Sartorl
torinnd IIrl torl al1 nn4 Jlfs r IF Sartori Srllrl UlywsS Nsl Grnnt 3d 3dVisrf 31 14Cirant I
Visrf i Irani rant Alexander AlclAnter Sharp 1hl U S SJwf SrIPVIh N NLttwln
Lttwln Jwf S Morey Iorey orc U S A 4 0 James Casey CY of ofWashington If IfMlolJlon f fWnsihiigtnn
Washington MlolJlon an al old lII friend frlnd of the thl Grunt Gruntfamily Orunlflll OrintfiimiIy
family flll nnd Miss IR iM Mary tary CofTey cn onold nnoll Kjrvant Kjrvantof oantof orvantof
of the III Chnltl limits aiit who ho wan mt fur yearn IarK the thl per purfvn pr prI
fvn I 4 nI < l attendant ntelllt of Mrs M Grant GrantMrs OmntMr GrantMEN
Mrs Mr Grants Grllls body hod was a as In the th second lnd car rurof 111 carof
of the train Tho ho < T Oftii > fin ml was as on n pedcaal pedcaalilinped lIela icieta1diapeti
ilinped opld In II black The Thl car ar was as literally literallyfilled III littiahlyfllkd alj aljtJr
filled tJr with lh floral foral ofetlngs orellngR The TP body bdy sn snent1ry os osentirely 1
entirely cnllNJy in charge of tho 11 undertaker underlaklr and andeight ad adeljht andiight
eight eljht assistant assistantAt 101Illnl 101Illnlt
At t Baltimore Balimore Philadelphia I > hladelphla Trenton Trnton and andothir andothf andothr
othir othf places Illa s where htH the train stopped stoppedthe stepjodthe t < prl
the rrrn rm on the theplalform platforms lareii Iar their tlr heads headswhen hea headsthen a ah
when h < n the train camp In and didnt cover coveragain ter terJ coreragain
J alaln again until UtIIL it departid dttld There Iher v at uo other otherdemonKiatlon oter oterdlmOnFtl otherdemonstiatlon
demonKiatlon dlmOnFtl allon than an this thisIn ttl tideIn
In the Ihp Penrwylvanla Pennlvanla nation In Jrf Je JeClt JersV JersVCity v vCitjr
City Clt when whtn th tim train tll rot rt In i At t 810 1IOooIOk 1IOooIOkthiry 6lOochwk 6lOochwkthirty oclock oclockthirty
thirty thiry mlnutoa mlnutol behind hehild time tim th thr thera ro wafl wa 4 a agreat anat agroat
great nat crowd Amoni Amon thofo tlr tlr there ro to meet meettho met metIho meatthe
of U S SGrant SOrnl SGrant
the body hoy were we fifteen ffltn niemben
Grant Ornl Post PoR S27 21 of Brooklyn Aroldyn all al of whom whomhad whomhad wbornhad
had fought roulht under Gon Grant Thoy made madeun madun madion
un a 1 guard uarf of honor honr for the body boy Senior SeniorMccCninmander 8nlor 8nlor1Cormandlr Snior1ccinmandnr
MccCninmander 1Cormandlr JohnMuIler Johntuler WAS 1 In com command cm cmIMnd cnmtnand ¬
mand The Th men rejected I ed from th thA post for forthis forI fortht
this I tht hi duty y wea e John L I Baker Baklr George krge Jt A ADraxh AUrh Allrah
ru
Draxh Oor Georts ieon F Tate Herman Ipnan R Smith SmithB smih smihR
B F Pan Patn Paron on Mile 11 Oltollly OJwl Dr C T Tfichomhelmeler TRehomhlmllrl TRchnmhelmrirr
fichomhelmeler Rehomhlmllrl C B Crond Crnd James JAm F FCmifleld FCllneli FCanfleld
Cmifleld Cllneli William WiiAm H Baker O W Topham TophamW
1 W Llppert LlppertCol LlpNr H Bate J11 James Jarl K K Smith Sn th and August AugtwtLlppert AuguJt AuguJtLlpNr AugustLipprt
Col Co1 A Noel Nol oe1 Blnkoman DInkmn Henry enr W Hayden Haydenand Hyen
I I I and P Terumseh TlumMh Sherman compoed < ompo e < the theReception thejl
jl Reception Ipton Committee Commite Coinntitteefrom from the tht omp Grant Monu Monument Monumenf Monumant ¬
ment Association Aoltlon As Al representatives rtprlBnlatvl of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Regular Rgullr gulnr army there thlr were er present pfnt Col ColBarry C1 CclBarry
Barry Bry AdJutantO AdJutantOncral djulantnrl > neral of thel the Dparmelt Departmeut Departmeutof > epartmci t tof
of the tl Eat and Major Mitel MitelCol Utel UtelCol LittelCol
Col Col Barry Drry Mc Cot Col blakeman likenum and MIMW MIMWHayd MoqraIlaytlen ll lllardn
Hayd lardn Ilaytlen n and Sherman Shtrlm receive rlhll the Grant Grantfamily Cknntfamiy Granttamhiyand
famiy tamhiyand family and egcorte psorted iseorted < l them thlm down thoplatform thoplatformto thn platorm platormto
to an a elevator On in n the ground gound floor foor car carriag cr crrfo carrIga
riag rIga < were ere In waltbiK waltbiKM waltlr waittorIhousand
rfo Ihousand hoUldl or pple wlrln werefn the ftntlon ftntlontho station stationU
M tho party nU in the deepest drJt moumltg moumltgmarched noumhg noumhgIhe ninurnhigmarched
marched Ihe JY down tho platform and andmazi every everymaa IW IWm
maa m bared br hi head hllll although nlthlHKh many man dldn dldnknow t tknow Iknow
know what funeral funrnl party ptly It was until unti after afterthe afllr afllrthe afterthe
the family fadlv had passed pa out of eight The Therailroad 1hprlroad Thisrailroad
railroad rlroad men lM had orders Omlf to tell Icl inquirnn inquirnnthat Inqulrfr Inqulrsrethat
that tht It was W8 Just a private pr te funeral runerl This Thishad Thil thishad
had the effect oIe of r r i nulng nling many hundreds hundredsof hUldrlti
of people continue on their way who would wouldhave wouldIIwe wouldhave
have IIwe pplo looped to ti Iwtk IOtk on 01 had hld they t lt known knownthat Imonthat imownthat
that the Ionp funeral wa M that of Mrs In Grant Grantlliero Omntlllro Grantlliro
lliero lllro was R10 no delay ddB in moving lolni thti III body bodyEight Ixdyight odylih
Eight ight undertakers undertaker8litlat nssitttants carried cried cat ned it down downthe dovntho dorttthe
the lih platform pltorm to tho elevator cleVI r The fl uflli uflliwax u m1 m1a fUiwa
wax wa a plain pllln blarlt with llh a silver 1pr plate upon it itThis ItIhls itIbis
This v y v t entirely fnllrl itimvaled nIed by the upn flowers flowersTho nowershu lowerarh
U S Grant Pont l > marched marchedbnhlud marchllbohlllh marchdInhilli
Tho rh hu RI 1 a t from Irci olt
bnhlud bohlllh thy t Iij Ufket 1 kll nnd nli after nfh r the Ihl etiaid KIRd gnat d came cametwo coml comlt titnetwo
two t 0 railroad rlrond trucks truckl traded Ir ad1 with lh llf Inal lkrnl rnl pieCes piecuuWhon ppCI pieCesWhon
Whon tho elovutor Iloulor nached nllchld the thl th ground groundthu Kroun KrounIhl groundtim <
tim Ihl como wn wnl carried arlld past th thl car carrlapcn Ir IrIlnlCi carriage
rlapcn on Oi whch 111th tho membein mlmbell of the Grant Grantparty Gralt Graltpart Grantparty
IlnlCi
party part vero elo ole Mated rpalfd That was Tl tho thl li IML IMLI 1ttview l lvlow
view I of It thnt many lalY of thfm Ihfm had or ever everwill everwi overwill
will wi have h3 At tho tomh UlyfWM UYPI 8 Grant Ornntwho Oranlwho Grantvhti
who represented nprntd tho thl family famiy nt tho tb closlnR closlnRof
of f the thl sarcophagus InronhlguI n Iaw toiw w It atnln Thu Thurest Thoret Tb Tbrelt
rest ret hud their last IIt ast view Im as It passed by thorn thornIn thr thcmin
In II tho crowded station 8allon tho Ihlln1t tim bearers winding windingtheir wlldlnl vindlngtheir
their way ny In und nd out of the thl mans iaI of trucks trucksgathered trcks trcksInl truIsgal
gathered gal he horod rd twre twreTho tlll tiereThe
Inl The Thl motfinn mttnt tho coffin passed plINI tho doors doorsof Iloorsof tinorsnf
of the thl carrlnces crlat wern Pt closed clOM and the drivora drivoradrovn drhr drivoradrov
drovn drm on 0 to tl tlio Tvrcntythird Tvcntythlrd street Illt f fl fnrry fnrryboa < rry rryloo
J hon whVh wh ch van lllwld held for them They Thl didnt didntloavo dltlntI didntloavu
loavo I tilt corrlnio ca rrl lo < fin tho I h Ijoixt 101t nnd whon whonthoy wiioiithey hOI
thoy reached rnllll tl th hits Milo 111 iln of tho river drove drof to tollio toF
F llio 110 I ho Fifth Filh Fift I Avonuo AII Hotel Hotll I where whor thoy t Ito will willremain willrema1n
remain IIJaln until unti nftor nrfr the services sfrvlls today todayTho todIn tothyTb
Tho Tb hl body of Vnt I i Grant was wa carrie carrlefnbnard carrieJ rrlpt
J nbnard th I Goveinment olllont tearier tll11pr General GeneralMelsH Gpnml Jenemitlshn
MelsH lpl nod placed plnCl1 on a Rllnd stand draped ra In blrrk blrrkwhich blrkwhich birrkwhich
which 111 fto eto4 IOil l on tho th ti forward dock dek The Theveterans Tp TpItOn8 Thovternns
veterans thro thpI gathered alhfrl nrcund It I nnd nndd nnd1ple anddnapite
dnapite d plte tho lon trip to tim thl Tomb Tomband and nd the thehltlu thnhllb thehltlu
1ple hltlu wind Ind tint wa blowinremained blowinremainedI hloII bIow1n rmAllo rcmalried rcmalriedthoroin
I hllb thoroin hero In the dnrk until Intl the f O landing lontln place placetlio plao placethe
the Ihr rrcrHon rroll per nt West t t 123th 12 lh street streetrn llrt llrtn
rn n reached rcnchedAt rchld rchldt
At t tho recreation recrlnlon pier pllr the ho cofTln cor was wasnlneed wasplaced al
placed In a I hiTrtw hc two carriages crlnlll were wemthe 1et werehIIld
hIIld with Ith the fowPt flowers two mr more conUlnc conthiried conthiriedIlie
the IId members Ilmhor of tho committoo commllol from the tlwirant th thlant therarit
irant Monument MOlllcnt Awiooltlon AAo ltlon and nne Ulysses Ulyssesit UVIUII UlvsscsU
it Grant the orlv orh member mea1r of tho family famiy to toen ton
1 en n on lhl lie Gonurrl lnurdIII elgn Behind hlnclhlI thetw thin thnginnl thinitircl
ginnl 01 of honor linod In d up for tho Ihl tim march mnrh to tothn 10Iho totim
thn tim Tomb TombThe Toml TomliTh
The Thf Th pollw nrranuements Irrnnlemlnll were rr unusually unusuallyrlnbirato unu unusuallylnbiratc ualy ualylnI1rlo
rlnbirato plco Inspector Inlplctor Kane Kan was R In chargu charguami chagu chaguIn chargoand
and lnI1rlo under uldor him worn WIJI elsht llght coptalas captaln six sixitvn sixIn sixten
In sixteen and aid4O0
ten sownntx frlnnt Ilxlln rpiindsinen rflnislpn Rld
100 pollremen A t iituiul 1Ul or mounted mOlnl1 men menheaded monhtaclo menieacd
40 headed plMmn II Ilu I lit funoml fUloml prooe prl prneci4ion lon and Ijohlnd Ijohlndthem bohlndt boliliultliiqii
them t htaclo III cnmn rlno another anol cttiiiul ICllad on 01 foot flot Aftvr Aftvrthem AfttrIhpln AfurIlicin
them eaton tlic thl tIi hearse hearsePorfect hpn lrnnnoPerfect
Perfect posrrll nrrnncementH nrrnlwlrntt for Iho Interring Interrmgof Intfrrl
of fin Iht boly In thn thl tli HarcopliOKUq ialcophallQ had hll been beeniiale I beenIaIo n naIl
iiale I1 codln mrs was WI carried carh1 into Ilto tub tlio tliocrypt Iho1lt tim timrt
crypt rt aIl uIt nnd Hfinr Ifr renting tlnK for a few fO minute minuteon
1lt In thu th Harcohn arcophngtms arcophngtmsA tw twA
on 0 Mnnds I II wnx WII plaood II Inrcophntll
lI A donlik Jolld omi 1i iii j l IH1 Iiicii cn MgK ulld 1 iggtd < l up UI uid tin tiniiurmoiw t timeormumti
iiurmoiw 11 htoni tII ton tlO of If I the tlt tii Fnrcophagu Fnrcophagultn fnrrphnll fnrrphnllil
il ltn ItoaI > i l hut 111 louM I in4i tn to ti na Wishlntaa Wishlntaaonly < hlnaton hlnatonOnly hllt hlltOnly
Only 112 13 from New e ew York Yr rk All Al txpnsm up n lnrlu Inrluflnr InrluflnrIl tnciulInt tnciulIntisli < Unf UnfMil
Mil niU I hnlcl ur tiircc lr niT iliyn Ire Irr M O Jan IS 1 I Ffb Ffbto Frb Fbn
to Il 1 n Mar nai n tlei II I Mne rirt J Ipr 11 pr k nnd fl r and U Uy y 7 la laSraliniril li lio islit
lit muIitu tiO rIcirt OtU U USNIIu ttS9lgriI
o Oln 1 1
Sraliniril SNIIu Air A Ic llni 11 aallr 11111a eAII asy asyoat j jytirK I IOnl
oat IpaUnl ipeiIIflZ C tAlv IAtv Ilnl1 Imnited lrln train New NewI tW tWyv
ytirK yv I tn 10 riurtda Jurd ice W I 7 1rtI 111 nl sirrft I I Pfim PfimlulhnMl IPtnKflinitI n nlill
lulhnMl lill tern I fM 10 Noiii ou Q i diagram IlalAm LOW IU1 ofcn ofcnoincc olcnIlnrc otennlflcC
oincc Ilnrc II j154 l 4 lii lo liOtW5td alw > Atf I
tied ad been brn raised rl three thr feet Clnrles 1rll Pni PniHons IalInl Iatons
Hons Inl who wlo superintended luPrltrndl > the placing plcn ot o oOen ofie
Oen ie Grants Orat body bdy In thc other othlr wirouphaKao wirouphaKaoIn Mlphau
In lt 117 1b07 > 97 wu ws 1 in I charge of tho work A hun huntomb hunIr buntired
tired Ir 1 clectrlo ltrlo UglI lights ba had LCn teen Jlall placed In the tho10mb thetomb
tomb and for the tho first f t tlmo lmo since Ilnr It was wasbuilt wasbuilt M Mbul
built bul tho place ploc wan WI illuminated Iltlnatld Immedi Immediately Immedlately Imniediately ¬
ately after the interment Ilermlnt tlio light ghls were wererernoed wereremoved 11
removed rernoedIt rero
It was M exactly seventeen mlnutoi IIIUI to
7 oclock ocok Then b n the l body > was wal placed Jlll in the tliosarcophagus Ihorophgu thesarcophague
sarcophagus rophgu and about 730 73 oclock ocok wlmn wlmnthe whOl wit witthe
the top was 8 lowered lowpr Into 1110 place pla and ad adjusted adjuW adJested ¬
Jested juW to the satlrfactlon Itlfacton of thoso thO in charge chargeof chre chreof
of the th work ork Tho 110 veterans teranl of U S Grant GrantPost Ornt OrntPOt GrantPost
Post POt stood ItO around the I ho rail rai of the I hi crypt cryptlooking trypt tryptloking cryptlooking
looking loking down Col Col Barry rr Col Blaketfnn Blaketfnnand DIkelYnn DIkelYnnand Blakennnand
and Aicpprs Aclt Haydcn Jardn and nd Sherman Sherlnn Blood Bloodin iI stoodiii U1 I III
in II the crypt cryt with Ulysses Ulfl s Grata Jmt Jmtbefore Ju Jntbefore < t tbror
before bror time th top was 1 lowered lowel Ulysses CYI1 S SGrant HOrlt 8Grant
Grant Orlt stepped Ileppd forward forwar mid pktctxi 1 some something IOI somnthing ¬
thing on top of the coffin conn It was wastmtterward ns suld suldafterward Rhl RhlIrlrar
afterward Irlrar that til he left there tlere the cards eardl of ofall ofal ofall
all al of the members monbr of r the thl Grant family familywho raliy familywho
who 11 are n ar now living lvg with Ith also a10 some forc otlnr otlnrmomentos othlr othlrnmrcnt otlmtrnmernentce
momentos nmrcnt < which hleh the famlljr faml wanted buried buriedwith burlll burlllIth burledwith
with Ith Mrs Grant GrantBy Ort OrtDy GrantIjy
By 8 80dOIc oclock everybody eefb had hAl left Itt the tomb tomband tomhand tomband
and the oodles bl of both bth ucn len and MM MI Grant Grantwere Grantwere IrnI IrnIwcre
were in charge charg of the thl custodian clltodlln Col 101 ci Or Orlando Orlndo Ormade ¬
made lndo F Mlddleton Mldcletnn and his hil iwtlMmtt iwtlMmttGoorg iwtlQtnnthmorg lolnnl lolnnlOorlA
Goorg OorlA P 1 Hunici nul l3uneie Ie le The tomb was cloied cloiedat Iold Ioldnt
at midnight SU l La pollcnttn ploml n remained on onguard 01 cmiguard
guard KOd nil ni n gut ghtTho glt gltThu guttiio
Tho scivc 11C semcai n In the tht tjmb t mh this thl rnoniliiK rnoniliiKwill mon11 monthigwill
will 1 be b VITV brief brf luHtlng Itlg lexn 1 than thl half hairnn halfa
nn a v hour hllr A dUtltigulrthol dftlllohlt fompanv fn f11 f11thlR frn frnthIs > n nthis
this fit cliv II v and Ir Washington Wa hlnlnn 1ms Illa been hlln Invited InvitedWASIIISOTOV IncitedWA8II1OTON II IIWUI
WASIIISOTOV WUI OTml TV T 20 Time T11 funeml flnrml twr twrvi Ir Irice er er1e
vi ice e here h for Mrs II 1mw Great Omnt look lok plant Irl at at9SP 01Icloc ati
9SP i oclock Icloc thi morning mnnn In the Metropolitan MetropolitanMftliodiHt Metroloiltnrmtvttmodist Jclrlollan JclrlollanIhodbt
MftliodiHt Ihodbt Church hotel A brief bref wsrvic IrI for formemliore forlmlor fornmemnhcrm
memliore lmlor of the family fnly was f conducted Clnrllll nt ntthe ntthp ottimp
the flfttnl rnnt home Iomn earlIer trler At the chureli ChlNh the thefuneral thl thefuneral
funeral rUIrallrIOn sermon wan aM preached plchn l h r Dr Frank FrankM
M il 1 Bristol Br tol the pastor President Pr < lrelt Kooho Koohovelt Itn itooevolt I
volt I and 8v sretr Stretnry > cretary Root ltt were wer among those thoseprereiil Ihl thosepreceiit
prereiil prereiilBy rlrrCII preceiitfly
By y order ndlr of the the Swrefarr SrtAt of War ill 11 alllenny illnrmy
nrmy nlY ortlrcrs otlr on duty in Washington were wereprevent reropreent l 1
prevent Prlt in fulldro fllorn uniform uniorm Patriotic PatrioticsocKthvt Pntrollc PntrollcFclt Patrioticsocli
socKthvt Fclt socli tle of Ir the Ihl eltr Il eIt nlso nl o attended ntl IM Tho ThoO lhnCI ho hon
O A R win represented rpllntll by Gen Binshnm BinshnmDepartment Binhll BlnghaniDepartment
Department Irartrnl Commnnder of the I tt District Dlntrlcbody mtrct mtrcthly Districtbody
body hly Oflleers If1 of the Loyal 101 Ix 1A Lemlon > ilon lln and andUnion rld rldtnlol amidIJittoim
Union tnlol Veteran etcmn Union were ere also allo ao In at attendance II IIlenrnte attendnnco ¬
tendance tendanceAt lenrnte lenrntet
At t the olosn 1 lol o5n of the services Irllln In tho tlo church churchthe chlrfh chlrfhIho dmurclithe
the colfln ofn wn Wnq taken lken to tho Penrutrlvanin PenrutrlvaninMiationtostnrtonlt PtnlI111 Pennsvlvaiiinstation
Miationtostnrtonlt station 10tl to sta r II ln Ofl I P lournetoXev burns to New York YorkFATHEIl YorkTlllt YorkI4T1E1t
FATHEIl Tlllt lllTS 111 AT t1 1 MlRDKR MlRDKRIaiclluKhl lflItIflItIsIIuhl IR 1m 1m1lclbCh
1lclbCh IaiclluKhl Intlnntr JntmalM That M III I Pits Six I Children ChildrenWire Olerln ChildrenWere
Wire 1rre Hluwn Ilun lp by b l llUlmlc Inanhlte InanhlteENiLIwooI > namltc namltcENOLKWOOI
ENOLKWOOI ISOLJ WOOn X J Dec Ic 20 20Tbo Tho tor tormers t or ormers
mers tr Inquest Into Ilto tho explosion ploslon which whichkilled whichkilled hlch hlchtho
killed tho six IU children dildrel of John G Pag Pagllttghi Pa Paglitighi
llttghi on last Tuesday night in Fort J Jn lseas < < j jwas
was n held tonight The verdict vlrdlr was that thatthe Ihat thattime
the children chldrel had been Ln killed kl < d by an anpimslnn ex explosion 1 ¬
plosion 110110n the thl cnuse mUF of which was 0 unknown unknownTlio unknownTime
Time 110 testimony le thnolW at the Inquest Iqullt was WI8 rather rathers rnthrl rnthrlnMtlonal rathernsational
s nsatlonal and the opinion formed formlt by bythose bythose
those 1101 present prlnt seemed 1U1110 to bo b that Pagllughls Pagllughlshouse PaKlughls PaKlughlshou Pagliughmishouse
house hou had been blown
n up by dynamite dynamiteIt dlunite dluniteIt
It was WI thought thoulht at first lt thit the children childrenhad childrenhad hldrcn hldrcnhl
had been btn killed klod by b tho explosion eXflolon of o a 1 gas gastnk KDI gastank
tank In thin collar cflar Poglirghl Pnl g11 testified If tlfed to tonight to toniht tonight ¬
niht night tint on Monday Monda night ho had hat put four fourpounds rourpounds fourpounds
pounds of carbide In II the th cellar celar According Accordingto ACortln ACortlnto
to the testimony t ptmony of two gas K experts lprts thin thinwould thl thlould thbwould
would ould not have hlo enough lnolgh force fore to cause caU8 a aserious RrOUI aserious
serious rOUI explosion explosionPagliughl explosionP exploionPagliughi
Pagliughl P IURhl intimated Itmte broadly that ho hothought hI hothought
thought tholht his hi houso ho hou boil been bn blown blow up by bydynamite bydyamt bydynamite
dyamt dynamite He seemed fme to suspect IUlplt two tworneq twome
rneq m me ituorn bm LIOn1 be h had ba discharged t lrle from tb tbstove thtove the thestove
stove factory fator where her ho is employed employe as A fore foreman for forn foretuan ¬
man n Ho refused rlful to give va the names of th thmen tht thmen
men tln Ho 10 Mid that Ih t one < of them hud hld told toldhim toldhim toldhim
him that th God Oo would get even withhim withhimPogllughi withhimPagliughi dth hIm hImPluSh
Pogllughi PluSh said Bld that he heard hertwo two men menprowling monprowlng menprowling
prowling prowlng around arund Ms h house houler on Monday Mondaynight Monda MondaniIM Mondaynight
night Ho teemed BEme to tt think that the dyna dynamite tma tmamt dynamite ¬
mt mite had hd been n put under the Ihl northwestern northwesterncorner urthwltern urthwlterncrner northwesterncorner
corner crner of the house hoU The Te children chdron who whowero whower whowere
were wer killed klcd were we In a room r m over this corner cornerPagliuehl crner crnerPg1uhh cornerPagliughi
Pagliuehl Pg1uhh was wa apparently aPPlrnty a reluctant reluctlnt wit witness wl witnee ¬
ness nlS and would not be b speclflo Ipllfo in any of ofhis ct cthi f fhis
his hi statements statementsIFIMrVES attemenlR attemenlRrHAY statementsrziArEs
IFIMrVES rHAY ES DEATH ITI ACCIDETAL ACCIDETALroroneri ACCIDE1T ACCIDE1Tornr ACC1DETALCoroners
Coroners ornr Jury Jar So H Decides ndfn In the ra ije e or orthe ofte orthe
the te Man Ia Iniured Inlurl for MOOMK MOOMKLOUISVILLE 100O 100OIUtSILL1 3ftOO 3ftOOLouxsvttt >
LOUISVILLE IUtSILL1 Ky Dee D 20 20mo Tho Tlo Coroners Coronersjury Coroner Coronerju Coronersjury
jury ju to I the caao C4 of R C Whayne who was wasfound 11 wasfound
found dead dfad In a field fll near his hi home and andwho andwho andwho
who had 1300000 00 of insurance Inlur nr on al til hlllf life lifereturned iltoreturned
retured returned this thi verdict Irdlct this ths afternoon afternoonWe atlmoon atlmoonWf
We the Coroners Coronerl jury find fnd that tho thosaid thon thesaid
said R C Whayne noynl came caro to hU iii death elh by a agunshot agUMboL agunshot
gunshot wound in tho left side Ildp of his hi chest chestand chestand
and Ind we further furher find fnd that said Id gunshot gun hot was wasdue W8 W8due wasdue
due to the th accidental eldeltal discharge dilcharpe of his hil gun gunThe lunTl gmThe
The Tl testimony teltmony before bfor the Coroners CoronersJury CoronerJur CoronersJury
Jury Jur did not not notahow show Rho any ay evidence evldcnl of suicidal suicidalIntent lulcldal lulcldalIntent suicidalIntent
Intent It was shown IhoT that Mr lr Whayno Whaynowas WhBno WhBnoo hayno haynowas
was o aceustomed aec tomll to hunt hlnt in the la 1111 lai > d near nearhis nlr nlrhil nearhis
hil his home and that tho fact that ho left homo homowith homowih homewith
wih with hU hl Rim Iun did not arouse arOl1 the suspicion suspicionof
of his hil family ramly or neighbors nehdlbr It was W8 proved provedthat prvll prvllthat provedthat
that one of Mr Wlmynes Whaye horses horM had been beenill bn beeniii
ill 1 and the theory ther U 1 h that he hI had gone to look lookafter lookaftlr lookafter
after aftlr it Marks lark Markson on ol tlie tafInlnnd thefenceand fence and other cir clrcumMnnce drcUllnc circumatance
cumMnnce cUllnc were crlaC accepted pll by thin Ila Coroners Coronersjury Corner Cornerjur CoronersJtmry
jury jur as Indicating ll ctlnl that Mr Whaynn Wha o mot mothU mlL mlLhi mettmI
hU hi tmI death while tho gun was 1 overthn oer over Ihn ibm top topwire 101 topwire
wire Ire of the fence fencoIt fenc
It I wan 1al proved pred by Insurance IDurne agents agcnll that thatMr thMMr thatMr
Mr Whayno wnl was an Insurance IUlranc crank crnk It Itwas Itwas
was nA shown Iho1n that ho had hne a hobby for fo cheap cheapInwranco chlap chlapIn cheapInsurance
Insurance In urnc and particularly parteulnrly of the flyer flyerkind fyer fyerkind fiyerkind
kind It was W in evidence IvldplC that that he suffered sufferedfrom AUtlfd AUtlfdfrom sufferedfrom
from rheumatism rhelmatRm but was 1al never despond despondent dllpnd dllpndent ¬
ent and that he h was devoted deotor to his hil family familyTrover famiy famiyTaver familyTrever
Trover Taver Whayne Wiyne a brother testing tlAtf that thatno tht thatno
no 10 member of his hi Immediate Immcile family ramiy had hadever hld hldeVer hadever
ever shown 8ho1n evidences ovdencl of Insanity Inllnitr There Therewas Tll Therewas
was WA no melancholia melanchola apparent apprnt in his hil brothers brothersactions brotherl brothersactionit
actions actions1FILLIAX actionitWILL1AII 10M 10MWnUAU
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1FILLIAX POTTER REINSTATED REINSTATEDWai
Wee fa Rxprllrri Fprll From Sehrtieetarty HpbrlNtae Painters PaintersInlon ralnt ralntllnn Painterstimlnn
Inlon llnn ItecatHn nrtancn Un ln Wat f a Onirrtimnn OnirrtimnnSCflENECTADY Gnae CnardmanSdflEaCTADT mn mnScnE
SCflENECTADY ScnE ECUD1 N Y Doc Dl 20 2Wllam 2WllamPoter 20WIlliam 20WIlliamPotter William WilliamPotter
Potter Poter who was wal expelled cpJIll by Painters PaintersUnion PalnN PaintersUnion
Union No 63 1 on account RIOunt of o his hi affiliation affiliationwith atllton atlltonwith affiliationwith
with thO thol National Natonnl Guard Glar wn WM reinstated reinstatedat rlll tulll tulllat
at a 1 meeting mtng of tho union lost Int night nllh An Announcement Annoucment Armnouncemont ¬
nouncement noucment of this thi fact was Wal made tdo In II tho thoSupremo thoSuprmo theSupreme
Supreme Suprmo Court ur In Troy this thll morning before beforeJastlce bfor boforoTustice
Jastlce Ju tc Howard during the argument arrllnnt to tomnko tomakl tomake
make makl permanent prmnent tho Injunction InJulcton obtained obtainedby obtined obtinedIIY
by Potter Potor restraining rlatmlnlnr the union uliol from re refraining rofrlnhp refralntmmg ¬
fraining frlnhp from Issuing IIulnK A 1 e card crd to him Tho Thoannouncement Thnannolncment Th ThannoUnCotflent
announcement annolncment wait WA made mdo by Calvin Calvl Keach Keachattoriiuv Koachattorsu
attoriiuv aonu for the luliitorn 111111Jr union unionThn unionTho unionTim
Thn Tim lion 01 Judson JUI OI 0 Lniidon Ialdon appoarcd appoarcdfor < 1 1for
for Potter Poter Afer a lively dispute dl plte apJnr between Uitweenthe b1hnnthe betweentimo
the two lawyers In < yol Ju Jlotll Justice tice Howard 10wani disposed disposedof dlllod dlllodof liSnOseciof
of the matter nltpr by telll telr q c Attorney Atoey Kench Kenchtliat iIRch iIRchIhat keacimthat
that ho le could renew rnew his hii order for vacating vacatingthe vaatnl
the injunction lJuncton again and in tho meantime meantimetho mlltml inumtimmthe
tho original injunction IIfunctol must Inult lx I be obeyed obeyedC oloyed oloyedCalorlla oittyctlCaIltornIaElorldMIeo
C Calorlla CaIltornIaElorldMIeo CaIltornIaElorldMIeoTIme lltornl Florld Ilotd I Melco MelcoTli ltD ltDThe
Tli The llaymond Hlvmlnd t Whliroinb Whll orb Comiuny omJ4 nf I s1 mba tnlonSau 1lonSquue mbaqure
Squue Sau qure re ere AC now no tendtnc aenellll udtn out oUlllclr their rain r41 and nn AKclfil AKclfilirjlin 51ctlini 0111111 0111111uIa
irjlin ini whIt run tn through from New Ve < v Vork 0 in iotonmt i til tilfornli I
fornli lorl I polnu plnt without lhoUI chanCe hn r Ind nil oftfr oItr suprrlor suprrlorBccommuilavlona supericirarcommnuaclmoni lp < lor lorIrtommodMloM
Bccommuilavlona IrtommodMloM tu tliwe Ihoc miulrtixr qulrh n MrnHj Mkl umi umiclass Ih Ihelu imeetcLa3a
class arrantcmcnt for reaching cblnr Callmrila Cal1llla cabimor its oifcir oifcirtrain Iltr IltrIalno ultirtrains
elu train 4rilfemcn mil leave tao Ne lel Nei Vork or ork In II January JanlV and r reI reIrAn rtruery l lruarv
ruarv Ialno wi ulilrh hlch make moll acomplete mi round round ot treed lratlthroidi trAll trAllIhrolfl treedIhromti
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throidi Ihrolfl old Id Mexico Inl o vltlilnr IIInl ccitt 1tli 11 inrlr hold 01 01wfcecls 01l atwtich
wfcecls places moat IntrieAtlnir tliat bit IC oikerwlai oikerwlailnarr ommeraalnreetbtilc <
lnarr lnreetbtilc > lme Timer l t have rIJ luprrlur II II Urlllllea tlll or touts toutsto tacitto
to Klorlitn tlorhl Ktinip tUIt Itounil lounrl Mir fti I World Ild Cute < Iurto IurtoIllro Ifrlu ItcrtoItico
Illro Oriental L 1d Ltcttt nd and sell 1 railroad rnlrl1 and nd Meant Mtlnl Mtlnlhll Meantitch leaniUlii
itch 10 Ulii ticket Ikltl lo All parta ot itin 1 wutld lurld ClrctiUM ClrctiUMlll Clrulu ClruluI CtrvuIar3sill
sill hll lll I bo milled nlcllo to tbo IboM n Intcretlcd Inlttued Ur UrUnvn tiSrewCiepiska r I INew
New ewCiepiska VIpa 0110 Olmlnlralvm TaIn flet fletleave 1
leave New w York 0 Mrd St l2Si 1 noon 11 Penn II 111 111nrllr lId Ilinrrlvri lIdnrrtri
nrrlvri Uluhlnilon uittiiitoli 111101 IU cain lo I M Cincinnati nr nr1 nt ntmraIug t tluvralut I
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Buncoed Dunrl DanUrra nnlrr for Twenty Trlt Vran Ian ear With Witha f1th f1thlor
a Slorj lor tor3 of a Fortune Fortmt Left Lr by I Robert Robertllenr nobrrtIrnl floberthenry
llenr Irnl henry Crawford Cwford an In American Amrrn Mill Millionaire 11 MIIIbonalreMnic ¬
ionaire bonalreMnic Mnie llumberti numbrt Part In It ItSprrtaS I ISPde ItSpecial
Special SPde cattt C Cat Ut llnpatthti Vach la Tn Tas Sen SenMADRID Sel tvxMDamu
MADRID M DRID Deo e o uMnn Mne I T d6 d f o Hum Humlw Humr IumIcart
lw Icart > rt r her 111 husband hublnd her her daughter Eva her herl herhmtcr herImdcr
hmtcr l rotor Remain Rmalu RomnaludAurignac dAurignac d Aurlnnl and her II1r sinter sinterMario aiItr aiItrMaro sisterMario
Mario Maro durlmAc iAurieimc the 111 notorious swlndlors swlndlorstor swlndltt
tin ivlioin hor the French Frnch police plc have hav been beenooklnR 1111 1111oldnA imeeminoking
ooklnR oldnA all al over OVlr the to world orld have hlve been nr nrivxted ar arnlellr UN UNrestoci
ivxted nlellr hen henHie tea11e
Hie 11 French Frnh Amtnuwador Amhldor to Spain has hasheen huhC1 haaheeri
heen hC1 informed that tho prisoners prlonll are ar at athi alhi athis
his hi disposal dUponalSpanish dl disposalSpanish J11 J11Spnnlsh
Spanish officiate ofcla1 had noticed notc that thnt a French Frenchfamily F Frenchfamily nch nchfnml
family fnml was wal living Ivl1 quietly qullty In thn house hoU at nt
33 Calle Ferraz Thoy saw no cno
Cale FIIz IW except excepttho eXpt eXptIhe excepttIme
tIme charwoman Thy bought bugh and cooked cookedtheir cookedtheir cookedtheir
their own 01 provlslono which lch were er always alwaysof IIa IIaM alwaysothe
of othe tho hc lies II quality qualityTho qlnlty qlnltyTo qualityTho
Tho To pollen plcH informed Inforre1 the thl French Frcleh Embaswy Embaswyof ErlMY ErlMYor
or their thlr fiiplclons 1flclons und procured prourd photo photopraphFj photocraph photographs
graphs of cf time Ihl gang g by Iy which hldl nil ni were wereidmmtlfied jro jroIdintifled ro roIdntlfed
Idintifled Idntlfed Krederio Frdorlo Humbert 1umlI1 had grown growna In n na
a trnltrt trnltrtTlw traittiiIm t Ianl bemerd e rd but biL was WQ recognized Iognlzed from room the per portrnltrt pr prh pertraitti
Tlw iIm h family ramly it was learned lelrnpd arrived direct directfrom dll directfrom
from Paris Pars on 01 M May Iny y 0 They never nler re received r ii iiNiVei ¬
ceived Id letters 1lcn nt lt their lodgings lod lnj but fre frequently fr frqentl freqtOfltl ¬
quently went nt to the t1 general 1lral pot pt office om for fortlie forIII fortime
time III mail mal The daughter dluht < r Eve a was aJ ill I all allthe al allthe
the time tlrnoVinterday tlmoYolerdIY timeYMterday
Vinterday tho pollto P ° iiO saw M Romaln Rmin dAu dAurlsnio dAurn dAurignio
rlsnio rn w enter tho housE hol and obtained ohtalnl a asearch aIearch asearcim
search Iearch warrant Meantime llantno they kVpl k lt a awatch aalll awatch
watch alll on the th house hOI Today an inspector inspectorof InRptor InRptorof
of police pol rang rAn tho hall hal doorbell doorhll He le re received racdwd toCriVtMl ¬
ceived reply but hearing talking In
no rlfly blt hrarl a alow alow alow
low tone Ion within he rang again and de demanded df dfmambl dornanIixI ¬
manded that the I h door Ior bo b opened OpIt In tho thotuxmo thotil thotImVnn
tuxmo til of the law After Aftr a few fe minute a aman aIlh awarm
man Ilh opened thn lIl I tie door doorThe doorChe doorflie
The Hurnlxrts Iurlrls attempted alempll to escape ICI by bythe byIhe bythe
the windows but the thl gendarmes gemllrmel who ho had hadbf hadbOn hadiOfl
them themWhen IhanWhen bf bOn > en polled O5Ied tc at all al possible pl lblo exits exltl stopped Htoppedthem wtopp stoppedthmotm
When hen the party pary was wal arrested arrel Eva Hum Humbo Humbe
bo 1 t I woa wa wee seized bl761 with wih a fit ft of hymeria hymeriaMmu htleriaUIU tmymcieriaMicmci
Mmu UIU Humbert Humbrl embraced emuralcd her tlr datightcl daughlt and andher and1Ir andlccr
her 1Ir Utjr tJr Mario and anl In a I broken voice voicecried voicecried
cried red hysterically hylerlal For the love of God Goddo Ooddo Goddo
do not separate Iparate mo from my m daughter daughterIn
In the drawer of a table taLl1 a packet wa wafound 11 was wastoummd >
found wnlch wiich contained cntained jewels of o th Ibl the value valueof valupor valueof
of 10000 100 francs francsRomain rralC frarmesRornain
Romain ROlnln dAurignac d said afterward aflord that thatthey thatthcy thatthey
they wero worenlltraimquit or all tranquil tralqul and ad hoped they tlIY would wouldreceive wouldreceive oull
receive jut justice > tlco at the Lands Jnd of f tho French Frenchauthorities FrenchuutorltlI Frenchnuthoritks
authorities authoritiesThe uutorltlI nuthoritksTIme
The Thl Humtarts luml1rta and D Dlrgnc Aurignacs declare dflar I Ithoy IthlY Ithey
they were r the thl victims victhll of a most Infamous Infamousprow Inraous Inraousprollng infamousproceeding
prow prollng proceeding < Hllnif They ThlY tittorel Itr threats thttl against againstcertain aalnMtrtnh nainstcertab
certain rtnh French Frtnch oorsonnges oorsonngesPAntsr OnOMge norsonagesIAn1s
PAntsr 1nl IAn1s Dec Do 20 2Tho 20The Tl > o annoiuionment anUlmoment of ofthe ortil oftime
the til arrest unBt of the Humberts Humbrl and DAurlgnaos DAurlgnaosin
in Madrid Madrd created orato a great glt sensation InBllon in tho thoPalacn thoralar thmoPalace
Palace ralar of Justice JUtlc The Tt Judges ud p 8 suspended sUlpdo suspendedtim
th lllg sitting for the purpose of verfhol verifytug IB the theiu thorprt thereport
rprt report Tle The Juto Justjss purd lawyers lnwyer anoltgnnta anoltgnntani anti iu utlgnnts litigantelost utlgnntslost
lost all ni Interest lnlcrt in I their own 0 particular particularaffair Jrtlculu JrtlculuRa particularaffiirs
affair while whle discussing duOinl an event which whichwan whichWM whichwits
Ra wan apparently due solely 11rly to the work lr lrth cif cifttmt if ifthw
thw th Spanish poUoo It I will wl probably prbably be lietwo betwo betwo
two weeks w tplsh < l before blom pUo the extradition eJrdltlon formali formalities fonal fonaltN formalltieis ¬
ties tN can cn be b curried out and ant the Ie swindlers swindlersbrought swlndler swIndlersbrought
brought brught to Paris Parll cre for trial trialThe tril trilTl trisiThe
The Tl Widow Humbert Iwbr the tht mother of ofFrederic ofFrlarle ofFrederic
Frederic Frlarle who 1ho reside rl8ldt In Paris Parll on hearing hearingof bNnK bNnKof
of the arrests arsU exclaimed oxcllmtd Oh O God Oo my myafterward myIlnrom mymartyrdom
martyrdom mUt must tntlnll continue U1e the widow widowafterward dow I
afterward fferard Ilnrom said her son In lived IvN all the te tIme tlmoin tmo tImeIn I IIn
in t leroI terror rror of his hil wife Thei T e eM oM
M 1 Valle rale the Minister MIIRtl of Justice Jutc said 8d to tosaid fonl1ht tonight
nl1ht night lat hl he fllt felt the treatest rtallt Kl1falon Kl1falonover satisfaction satisfactionover
over time arelt arrest uf the Jumbrt llurnbert gAIK gang He Hed e esaid
said d the matter matlr of extraditing etraitng diem would wouldl ou1d ou1dbf
l bf is > a very ry simple Ilnre act lime I indictment ilditnlnt had hadbeen hl hadhiefl
been Ln forwarded fol nltd to Madrid this evening eveningand ptnlli eveningand
and It was M expected that the prisoner prisonerwould prlllem prlllemwoul prisonersWcUl1
would be i In Paris in dD
woul 0 n ten dayst daystTlio dayicThe I
The 110 SpanUh Spare pan I 1db h rictcctlvcit rctlothcl it ho arrested arrestedthe arsttd arsttdIbe arrestedho
the ho Huinlxrts lumllrlt und lid TVAutignaes lAlllgnac will 11 ro roreivo ro roa rovolvo
volvo a reward rward of 25000 2 franca francHlit rraC francaIn
lit II on al Interview Illarvlev with tho Madrid ladlrl corre correspondent rr corre5IOfldeflt ¬
spondent of the Ttmpt Ttflp Mme ml Humbert Humbertsaid Hum Humhertsaid rt rtid
said id she hI wan wat anxious to go to Paris imme immediately Immdlau tmnmedlateiy ¬
diately dlau Sh Sn desired dDlrd to tell Itl the truth trlh about abouttlio aolt aolttle aboutthe
the tle wholo ilolo imolo transaction tranNcllon and denounce dlnounc the theauthors thenUlhoro timeauthors
authors of She Sheliad Simshad
nUlhoro her present prbnt unhappIness unhapplntf I Ide
had liad de always alaYI Intended to return rtur to France Franceand Frac Franceand I Iand
and answer the charges chargesThe charget chargetTe chargesThe
The Te Humbert Jumhlrt swindle 1 e Involved nearly nBrly
tl2000OUO 11200 The Ihl basis bl for the swindle slldlo was wasa R
a will wi left left by an imaginary Itgilar American Amlrlon mill millionaire mi milllonaire ¬
ionaire Robert Henry Helry Crawford HI HIwealth Hhf Hhfalth Ilbiwealth
wealth alth was WI said Ild to amount to 100000000 100000000fianes 1000 100000000fianos
fianes f anC Thin Thil vast Mt sum tum was 18 supposed Alppllo to be beheld beheld beheld
held In trust trQt by MIIIA Mi Tht5iene ThI Thdi so Humben Humbenwho Humuer Humbertwho
who tinder Inlor the flrstwlll fft wi shown thown was WI named namedOH nml <
OH I hU hl solo 01 leguteo leguteoA IlguL
A Sate in I Mme 11p Humberta Huherl houte hou was wassiipx wal wassupposed
siipx Itlpold supposed > > ed to contain cOltlln time tla lOnomOQO 10 OI francs francsund franC francstool
ant tool on thu Ito St rnrth rengthm or thll this thp lie wOlan wOlanand ecornan ecornanten
und ten her hlr hu hWlnll hushatid > > l > and and ld relatives rlal succeeded MuccfetledIn ucCdod ucCdodInlorrwln
In Inlorrwln lorrnwlng 60000000 000 francs fral from bankers bankersmonoy hnnllrl bnnIersnmonpy
monoy 10ny Icndir and ald others other in France Jmnc and andIVlglum RII RIIIllum antitielgium
IVlglum When time tie safn meal
Illum lln Ife was WAi opened opnld not notn notI
n I tied penny wa W was found tt 01 > tmrmel The he HumiiertH 1llller had hadtied hadted
tiedHhortlv 1111
Shortly After nrr tho filing flnR of thn first fut will willa wl
a second cOll one 016 hind IKVU prcnluced dated in in1S77 I hi1S77
1S77 187 In which Mr Crawford divided dildl his hisiiroj hl hlpropery hisproperty
iiroj propery property > erty in II three th parts portsone rlfOM one share hrUI to Mmo Mmoiumbert Mmlittmnbert ml
1110r iumbert and Inl one each to my mmmv nephews nephewsHenry nelhtccwsHenry
Henry Icnr and Robert IJor Crawford 11un Thon Mme MmeHumbert Mmthluinbert lml lmlUumOrt
Humbert UumOrt produced producd a third document doltnt mak making lak lakInK mnakIng ¬
ing nor hr husl hushanelnd husband > and end herself hellf tlw custodians custodiansof cltodianl
of thn lie nlleged nllKld securities flnl and asnots t of Mr MrCrn MrCrAwford MrCrnwfordeestnteimm
Crn wfordVeslatein CrAwford Illrleln behalf Ohrlf of tlonephews tlonephewsThen Io tin nlphlw nlphlwThen nephews nephewsTitan
Then it was WI that the Humberts lumbrtl started startedout startedout tlrfd tlrfd01t
out 01t on 01 their career c1rfr of swindling I In I n Mmo MmoHumbert MmoJull Mmohltumibert
Humbert Jull r gave Iua currency to t a yarn to tho thocTect thottt theefect
cTect ttt that lht time thl Crawford Crawford1fre were very v < ry wealthy wealthyand wolthy wolthynnd wealthyand
and did not lot need nll money hut hi were anxlotu anxlotuto anxloui
to unit 1lo tho Huml UWlhr Itwimbert > ert and Crawford Crlwford fami families famblies ¬
lies 101 anti RIII had therefore twrcore made mdo tier Ir huihand huihandfortune huhrmdIn
In 0d hlr hereIf elf tim elolRn custodians If cif thl time mrthlt11 mrthlt11forulo mythical mythicalfortune
fortune forulo Ono of limo brothers hrlhe according accordingto aCINUnl
to Mme Humbert Humbrt had hfd proposed prpsod mar marriage lnr lnrrlge marrings ¬
rings rlge to her but but the she he had pointed poilt out hat thaLM thatM hatM
M Humbert Hlmbr was as very much alive nle and andttrnwford a antiCrnwford 11 11Crnwford
Crnwford thereupon vcr asked Iko for the hand handof hald haldof handor
of her sister Mario then
dAurignac dAurlgno a arclmolgirl afchlll acolmonigirl
rclmolgirl rclmolgirlA fchlll lrl lrlA
A civil suit ul was W then brought brolght by ono of oftho oftho oftime
tho alleged aleged Crawford brothers hrtilm in II an In Injunction II irmJunction ¬
junction Juncton action which whih by a 1 Ktrango trano coin coincidence cin cincdnc ccittcidence ¬
cidence cdnc compelled compled limo securities lrlle Mtrnln to bo bolocked ht belocked
locked loko up In a safe 3ft In the Uumbort Humllr houto houtoand hnl hotisoand
and seals F31R to bo affixed afxed by the court turt There Theretlw Timerstime hcre hcreIh
wtUrltles be for fornoarlv forIwarlr fornearly
time Ih lultl were wer nuppoAOd tuppd to
nearly twenty years and all al the while whlu Mmo MmoHumfiort MmoHum Mnmollunmhort
Iwarlr Hum Humfiort Krt and her huiband hUiU3ld who was WI a amomlxjr amembcr anmeznber
momlxjr of the Chamber rlnmbr of Deputies DeputO lived livedIn Ivl liveditt
In II gorgeous ROreOII rttyloon 111 01 borrowed oro d rm mI mrty > Mfy Y YAIIJut
About AIIJut five fA years Ylaf ago the thl suspicions luIpllon of ofMnltro ofMair ofMaitre
Maitre Mair WnldeckRousHonu WnldtkRu au were wcr aroused arousedanil arowd arowdnnll arowedand
and with Ith tho iwlwtnnco Irllnc of a New Nr York Yorklawyer Yorklaeeyer I
lawyer an In inquiry Inqul WAS UI made mlde H was al found foundthnt flund foundflint
flint no Crawford had ever lived lved nt 1202 1202Broadway 10 1202liroatiwiey
Broadway nrRdwl Now IW York i ork time Ihl address mldrl el Rh1 givmm givmmby von vonby I
by b tho Crawford brothers brothet Tim docu documents dorurlnl tiettumeats ¬
meats rlnl setting lllg forth th result rsult of this Ihl0 In Investlcatlon InI investigation
vestlcatlon I trlton wero Wln signed 1JId l I hi > y W V II I Brinier Brudera rdpr1
a notoiy 111 notat Y public plhlc tmhlte of New lw York orlt nnd were wcrodated wen wereelated
dated dl1M July Jul 17 1897 They wore or filed fed In Incourt II incotmit I i icour
court cour by Mn JII ro ii WnldrckRoumiau WaldrkRUau and andreally ald aldraly aridreally
really raly led to thin exposure IJpPUr of the Ihl gIgantic glgantlosvlndlo glganlloawllll1 gIganticsrlrmtIn
svlndlo svlndloM awllll1 awllll1I
M I Oirnrd Omnl n banker who loaned lonnld thin thoHumbHrts IhoJhI1trt thinIltmnmtsrts
HumbHrts JhI1trt eononoo I e on francs was wa as ruined rullll nnd nndcommitted 1101cot
committed commltcd cot molt t ed sulrldn sulrldnM Rllrll Rllrllf etmiciekM Ini
M f Humlierts IUlhlIo father rothlr was wal n I distinguished distinguishedFrenchman dllln cllstingttlsitedFrotmelminiin llhcd llhcdflclman
Frenchman flclman nnd niI mud wets n ones onC Minister fnlter of Jets Justice JUFI ¬
tice I lc ice Mm ll Humb luIIIrt hluitmhrt rt Is 1 tIme daughter dughltr of if a ailnen Itilnen
ilnen Ilpn merchnnt mere1m rl TOUOUPP TOUOUPPTHV Totilauplewcvs ollup ollupuw
uw lewcvs WI Wines ArC Are 1lr 1lrTI Inr InrTt
THV TI Tt ntJH OHI HOIIIIAV tOII Il0bltP ASMIMtritll SsCltIW CAMS CAMS11T 15 t S
11T 1 11 1 Ufvtf mbe liUcatCa tiSCtm3 SOUl 013 CO IM 35 Fullon ci l N Y Ut
s v e 44
r
I V S OFFICERS ARRESTED ARRESTEDCharted 4RRESTEDOlrrl 4ftflESTDCharged
Charted Olrrl Him flU HmunlinE Hmoarlla Liquor Into IntoPorto InloPoro intoPorlo
Porto Poro Rico Hleofifttclnl HI HIPtle RicoSpecial <
Special Ptle coW Dtiftattlt IJpecl to Tat Tl SON SONHAN 51 SosSAN
HAN JUAN P R Doo 10 20 20B 20BButtr B F FButler FButler
Butler Buttr Supervisor Bupervlor of Elections Eletona Com Comnnnder Commnder Cootnmnder
nnnder G I W ManIa Ilcnt of the United Unite States StatesMarine Stte StatesMarine
Marine Corps CrR and J A Brennan Brnan were ere ar arrested artte atrested ¬
rested tte today toay byUnited by Unted United States Bta Commis Commissioner Cmma Cmmaaooer Comrnlaabner ¬
sioner aooer Anderson Andern on the to charge of having bavinssmuggled lvng lvngsmulKlt havingsmuggled
smuggled smulKlt sixtyfour Iltyfour cases of liquor lquor from fromSt frm frmSt fromSt
St Thomas TlImA by the United Unie States Stte tug Uncas Uncasand Unell Unellaud Uncasatid
and the lighthouse IghthouI tender t < ndlr Laurel LaurelThere lurel LaurelThere
There Tere will wi be b preliminary pr lmlnary hearings In Inthose Inth0 Inthose
those th0 cases C on Monday Mona and Tuesday ay All Allthe Al Allthe
the accused aU were wer released rllf on 120 2000 ball ballThe bl blThe bailThe I
The charges chargls were wer preferred preforr by Customs CustomsIniprctor CuathinsInipeetor
Iniprctor Imptlor P M Mathletion atln This Thl sort Ir of ofsmuggling ofImugKlnK ofsmuggling
smuggling ImugKlnK has h8 be bn been n going on for a long longtime lon longtime
time tm and ad It Is alleged alege that thlt other arrests aret will willfollow wi willfollow
follow rolow The liquors lquor were used u8 at the Con Contury Cn Cntury Contury
tury Club of which whih Mr Butler is I an officer officerand oMcr oMcrand officerand
and Brennan Brnns the steward RtewudOT stewardNOT
1 NOT OT A 4 4N ACRE MOKK Ol FOR on BRITAiN RRITAIXnrtrionMblUtle BRTA BRTACllon BRITAiNCIlmOflCIbIlIblt
nrtrionMblUtle Cllon lblt Men NCI tejoml lr Onr Organization Organizationfor
for or Defence Urrrf Mays HI tlernrord tlernrordSftdal nfrlfnr uisrerordpcfat
Sftdal optca Cable Cab Untalth 1alcllo to Tux Tb Stir StirLOSDUN Bt BtLowos SexLonoN
LOSDUN Dfi1 De 20 U1111 uitmose Tiiebe were II sum m of ofthe ofIhe ofthe
the notable sayings Bymgl by prominent prolinent mn mnduring m mdurng mnduring
during durng the tll week weokAs We weekAs
As A a British Jrilt1 subject ubJe I do not want to toIn see seean ee eean
an In ION more Ino added ndde to the tl British ril h Empire Emplivan Emplll EmplllaB
an our OUI Imperial ImpriAl responsibilities f pOnllbmte8 an al > enor enormously enorruously ¬
mously 101 in excess EXC8 or f our organization orlnnlzton for fordefence fOI cm cmdefence
defence tlfclcl Viou Y ViceAdmiral oAdmlral Admiral Lord Lrd Charles CharlesBeresford Charle ClmarlesBeresford
Beresford BeresfordThe BeresfordThe fIford fIfordThe
The Government Ooernmnt today tooa Is i deeply dlply ira irapre Iraimresed
pld imresed pre > d by time fact fac that the Enrl Enrichspeak Enrichspeaklog shspenk shspenkIng hepak hepakIUR I
log people poplf all al over tle tle ie world orll could tolld1 if they theyclioso Ihl theychose I
chose maintain IMinlu n the peace of the world worldTho worldTlo woridThe
1100 I pa
The Tlo lit Hon 101 W H Long Lng President Prldent of the theIAVU theLocal i
Local luIOoormCnt Government Board BoardCHOATE Brd BoardIo4T1 i I iI
CHOATE Slir 51 KING IIO GEORGE GEORGEConttmlly GEOROEordlI GEORGEordlaily
Conttmlly ordlI needved n rrhr by b the Ruler Rul Rule of Greece GreeceKxpeeH Grfe GreeceExperts
Experts tXIIII to Bee Mf the thl Sultan SultanSpecial uUanoptcal uItanSpecial
Special optcal Cable C b Dtlpaleh Dp4c to Turn T SUN SUNLONDON SI SexLosoos
LONDON LNDN D DL Dtc > c 20 2oloph 20Josoph Joseph H 1 Chonto 1Oto tho thoAmerican thoAmllcan theAmerican
American Ambassndpr and his
Amllcan Amhalqr family fttmllywhlln fmly familywimlics
whlln 111 at Athens Athol were wer the guests gu ta of the theBritish thpJrtllh thehidtbii
British Jrtllh Minister They The met King Kin George Georgeand Gorge Gorgead Georgemmdi
and all time members of the
ad ailho membl royal family familyThey ramly ramlyThr familyThey
They Thr will wl probably prbbly meet met the Sultan Sulan In Con Constantinople Cal Contantlnople ¬
stantinople Itantlnople and It IK lo also RI thought that thatthey thatIhl thatthey
they will wl be b received Ihl by the Ihl Khedive Kbelve in inFypt InFpt inFgypt
Fypt FyptAll FptAl FgyptAll
All Al the members merbt of the party ry are ar well welland wel wellanti
I and an I are nr enjoying cnJoylnl their thllr holiday hQlday Private Privateletters Prt Privateletters
letters I tl received fhc from Mr Ir Choate Cote nay that thatho thatIl thatho
ho Il was much gratified ralled at at tho ootdlallty Oldlalty of ofhis orhi oflila
his hi reception tPllon by King Knl G Grge George orge The Am Ambassador Amb1Ador Ambassador ¬
bassador b1Ador is II not troubled trubJf about abut political politicalnffatrs plticl plticlntaln politicalaffairs
affairs ntaln and gets etl no despatches dptohe in I regard regardto rgar
to Venezuela VenezuelaSOV Vlnezuela VenezueiaiON
iON 0 BORN BOR TO PRINCESS PlttCESS OF WALES WALESMother J WALESIother ALESInthlr
Mother Inthlr and Son So Doing Pllr Well WIITl WellThis Tnte U I the thefifth te tenrh theFifth
fifth nrh eiiiw eiiiwSpecial nile tlld tlldSptctaZ
Special Spca CaW Dtlpatdt it I Tm T Tas Svw SvwLoxnoN S SvxI4O4LtOS
LoxnoN LPN Dec De 20 20Thm OTII The Princess Prnel of Tnlee Wleegae Tnleegave
gave gfe birth birh tn toa a ton ln at 74 1 oclock occl this thisevening thll thllI thIsecenlieg
evening I nn Mother end ad eon ln era a doing doln < w wThil wsl wslTimis lr lrThis
This Thil is the fourth rourh son In and ad there U on ondaughter onllghtr one onedauglmter
daughter daughterDKMADS dauglmterDEMANDS llghtr llghtrDF1UDS
DEMANDS DF1UDS 0 ON 40 4 RAILROADS RAILROADSEmployee IAUrd4DJ IAUrd4DJEmplo MAVL JWADS JWADSEmployers
Employee Emplo Ask Ala a Twmty Tft Per PI Cent ent Wait Waittnereatfl WagIneressi
tnereatfl Inrrl for Itoooo 1100 Men MenCHICAGO MessCIUCAO0 II
CHICAGO CrCAoo Dec I 20 2I 20Ueant Dw oanU nl for lo a 30 per percent parcent I Int
cent nt mcroaso ncros In the theilO wngon ieges of pas Jongr Jongrand passenger passengerand nger ngerand
and freight conductors tnductor and brakemen brakemonwere
were presented p ntld today tony to the officials omc111 of offorty offorty offorty
forty railroads ralrad running Mlnnllg west Pt from Chicago ChicagoThe ChlegoTho CimicagoThe
The proposed prp increase lcrea affects nlel liOOOO 100 em employees emplt empietysce ¬
ployees plt who are ar members membr of the Brother Brotherhood Brolherhood Brotherhood ¬
hood of Railway nlwA Trainmen Trlnmen and the the Order Orderof
of Railway 11 Conductors Conducom Accompanying Accompanyingthe AcmpnYlng AcmpnYlngtIle
the demands demnds notice notl was wllrld served that tUt an an answer RnIr answer ¬
swer Ir must tUt l he > e returned rltumr by b Jan 5 Although Althoughno Alhougn Alhougnno
no strike Is II threatened tbrl4tonll the th situation Iltunton is isregarded I It Itrsgarled
regarded rlgrle generally gnerly by railroad mlrod men as ascritical a uscritical I Irllel
critical criticalAlthough criticalAlthough rllel rllelAlhough
Although Alhough the Brotherhood Drthlrhoo of Railway RailwayTrainmen Riway RailwayTrainmen i iTmlnmln
Trainmen Tmlnmln end Ind the Order of Railway Riway Con Conductors Cn Cnductol Conductori ¬
ductors ductol ore nr back hcl of the the movement movpmtnt for an anIncrease anInoral aninoreasa
Increase Inoral in wages wag the thl demands dCmndl were wtre pre presented prefltod precented ¬
sented fltod by the th grievance plenn committees rmmll of the thovarious tht thevarious
various ArOII railroads lalrlcA affected Illtld These Th boards bonrdswill bard bardwi boardswill
will wi carry Crr on nil ni negotiations negotlJtlont hereafter hereaftergoverned harlrtr harlrtrglmP hereaftergoverned
governed glmP In their actions acton tu tl a considerable considerableextent cn considerableextent lderble i ieJunt
extent eJunt by h the udvico ovllo and recommenda recommendatlonsof rmenda recommendatiorm I Itlnl
tlnl tiorm tlonsof or the 111 I lie various Inlnl official ofcla1 of both hth unions unionstffbials Inlon InlontMzlal1 mmnionsffiriaia
tffbials tMzlal1 of tho diflerent dlnlrnt railroads rairoads with withheadquarters wIthimcadqemarters It
headquarters hoadqlRrtlro In Chicago invariably Invnlnhly refused refusedtoday rfuM refusedtoday
today to discuss clrM litCtlM the demands of their theiremployees teir teiremploe theIremployees
employees emploe giving Ilvlnl as a a reason r nlhat that it would wouldbo wouldlx olld olldh
bo h necessary nolr to hold several rral conferences conferencesboforo cnfeNn1 conferencesbefore
before boror a decision Icllon In the matter ttlcr could clld bo boreached b bereached
reached ra < lld by any an of the roads It is I not notunlikely notInlkelv notunlikely
unlikely Inlkelv that several fwral of the roads will wi make makereplies makorpJcRlo makereilies
replies rpJcRlo tn the demands dnlndl of tholr employees employeesImforo cmployes cmployeshofor employeesbefore
before hofor the date named Tho trainmen trainmengive trainmenKIo trainmengive
give as a their reason ra for asking for an In Increase IncrR ittcrease ¬
crease crR tn wages ags the th fact that trains trnln8 are aremuch ar aremuch
much heavier hcoI < r now no than tlan In former forl < r years yearsand yearsand Dlra Dlraand
and that more mor hours hou are required rlqulrl to run a agiven aghen agiven
given number of miles mlll It I is asserted that thatthe thatthe thattime
the work ork of conductors rndlrtor and brake braklmtn braklmtnIIL brakemen brakemenhas men menhas
has IIL been Iln almost nhnolt doub dOlh led ledGOOD
GOOD 001 XEWS EU OF VAXDERRILT VAXDERRILTTemperature 14NDEI1Ii1LTTemperature 4DERBnTTrlnprrlturf
Temperature Trlnprrlturf FalllnR 11 and ane a Change Oane for forthe forth forthe
the th Hotter Illtlr seems fms to Have af Set et In InCornelius InComlJuR InCorneiltia
Cornelius ComlJuR VnnderbiltVi Vanderbllt attending atending phy physicians phyIlcllHI pitydciatts ¬
sicians IlcllHI hld a consultation Mnlltlon at his hil home
22 2 Park avenue 1lnlf at 0 oclock ocock last IDlt night nlglHand nl nightnod ht htnnd
and an hour later Issued lRquld this thl bulletin bullln which whichit whichI whichit
it I was wal announced annoln1 would wOlli bo tho last lalt for the theday thedn thecln
day dn
dayMr
dnAr Mr Ar Vnmlerbllt lnd rbll Is still sti In II a critical rrllcal con cn concutlet ¬
cutlet dltnl There nllr are r no now n1 complication Ilpllllon or orsymptoms orMmumiitolms
symptoms Whatever Whnllr slight Ihtl clianirs chanl have haveoccurred hle hleOClUrrP haveoccurred
1110115
occurred OClUrrP are Irl to bo regarded ns n rncnurnnlnir rncnurnnlnirA rnclrlllr rnclrlllrA
A frlotd frltd of Mr Ir Vanderbilt Vanderbit said Ilt that his histemperaturo hil histempertttlro
temperaturo templrAtlro which is II ii reported rporll to have havebeen huobltl hmavobeti
been bltl 105 degrees dlgrt1 for the sovemytwo Ieltwo hours hoursonding hour hoursendIng
endIng ondlnl yesterday PI la at noon loon had gone ono down downto do doto
to 102 10 dejjrees drgrer degrees This Thil was WR regarded rl lrdfd n ni nit one oneof oneof
of the I he Mlcht chances hnn I referred rforrll to t In tho thobulletin thobuletn timebulletin
bulletin buletn It I was also 11 said Fld that thlt this Ihl gradual gradualdecrease IrduRI IrduRIdpNal grmutualdeereass
decrease dpNal In the Ilupllllt I ie patients pat lents lompurnturo lomprlur ought oughtto ou ht htto
to bo regarded Iglnh1 as a n 1 very cr favorable fa orbl symp symptom AmJItom syniptorn ¬
tom whereas wherll n I sudden llldrn drop in his hlt hI tem temperature 10mJI tentperttmre ¬
perature JI ture would wOlld have hl1 been regarded rlgarel ns nsominous 1 asominous
ominous ominousThe omlnouThp ominousThe
The morning bulletin huJplln as to Mr Von VonderblltV an anderblttms
derblltV derbJt norlnl condition rudllon said saidMr Inll InllIr saidMr
Mr Ir Vanderbilt Vnnderhlt passed PA pd a better btrr nlehtsnrl nlehtsnrlhi nlrhtsnr night anti antihis
hi his condition cndliln tills thl hits morning mornlne is more moo favorable favorableFor faoabll favorableFor
For the first time tmo In II several Ivfml days da the thephysicians thephylcanR timephysicians
physicians phylcanR held hlll no midday consultation consultationOr cllulatOI
Dr Austin AUltn Flint Flnt Jr remained lernlnll at thn house houseall hout houseall
all al Friday FrlclY night Ilahl and ar1 practically prnccfly all ni day dayyesterday lla llaYOIIlrda dayyesterday
yesterday After fitr llr limo lo morning momlnl bulletin bulletinwas hulelln hulellnwn imulleittiwas
was wn given Ihll out lul Or Uelafleld Uelafrll said hn ll fell fellencouraged foltInclrnpld feltencouraged
encouraged Inclrnpld Dr Flint Fint added Illlcl that this pa patient paIlent patiotmt ¬
tient had suffnred lulMl1 no 10 ixirforatinns or orhemorrhages Ir Irhcmorrhlrl orimenmorrimages
hemorrhages hcmorrhlrl BK often urol romilt lItllt In II typhoid typhoidMrs tholl tplmoiellrs I
Mrs 1 lrs Harry rrr Pnvim InI Whitney Whi lP was WI amoiiK amoiiKthe atnongthc
I the th callers lrrl lit II tim liotiw hOl yesterinA yesterdrty yesterdrtyA Blonr
I
A IIIK III Adttnu AdrnlarI AdvcntacItrl r riingr
Irl iingr I of II cf NVUrrnuns IIn build 11 Koimnln Irn > put purin pu pul1 putIm
I in l1 Im md s d nnywTipn are f not II only 011 Alinvnl florl hell hii Ir are r In Insllci bnsuet
suet le icIp hy L I 15 I iiaICrItacn V a1lIm lcrm n Cu Ci 174 llruaduay IrudA N NIcaji e V VIcarU yicIp
IcarU IcarUK Icaji Icari4Icarha
ICAI Icarha ADtwculUr AbSWCumifAdP AbSWCumifAdPw DII K 1 cllr A I t W WADtwculUr ivAbSWCumifAdP Irlll IrlllDII
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LORENZ PATIENT NEAR DEATH DEATHI
I HIS QUICKNESS arJIIEfS SAVES A CHILD CHILDFROM clnn clnnFROl ChiLiFROM
FROM FROl STRiXGULATlOX STRiXGULATlOXChlnroform STRIOfITI STRIOfITIOoroform Sri 1 NGtI4T10S NGtI4T10SChloroform
Chloroform Ooroform Improperly Imprprrl Administered ArtmlnlitercdWellKnown Aemlnlttrl Aemlnlttrl1rlln01n AdministeredITeIlinown
WellKnown 1rlln01n Women See the Doctor DoctorOperate fleet or orOrrate orOperate
Operate Orrate at the Orthoprodlr Orhopr Hospital HoiplUIIJuett noptl noptl4ult HospitalGuest
4ult Guest of German Grrma Medleil Irllal SocIety KoelrtyDr HOlIt HOlItDr
Dr Loronz Lrenz had to do a few stunts In Int intho
j the t he way of covering cerng magnificent magllfccl distance distanceyesterday diltmoC8 diltmoC8ycteroy dlstaiccayesterday
yesterday ycteroy aside from frol his hi very ery active actvo act lye work workat worl workat
at operations oprallonH Ho Io was W8 taken takel in charge charlo at
830 83 oclock in the morning and anr whirled whirledaway whlrllawa wimirledaway
away awa to tho King Klnl County Hospital 10811alll iu the theFlatbush tl timeFiatbusim
Flatbush Flatuuh section I Ion of Brooklyn by Dr Charli Chlrlil a aDwight sDw1ghtNapierorthor
Dwight Dwght Dw1ghtNapierorthor Napier orthoi orhol w 11 at that timatimoimpital timatimoimpitalwhere hospital hospitalwliere hOfphnlwher
where wher he performed prforme two operations oprnllol Hi Hiwas Il litwu
was 18 then whisked whlkl from Flatbush tip Ir to toMornlngslde toMomlKslde toMorningalde
Mornlngslde MomlKslde Heights lelghtl in Manhattan MalhatRn to tolunch tolunch tolunch
lunch at and ald inspect In plt St LukoH Hospital HospitalWhen Joppla1 HospitalWimeim
When Whel luncheon IUlchpon was 8 over ho canto calf down downto
to tho Orthoiwlc OrthoJI Ortimoi Ic Hispltal I H Jplll sPitai In Fiftyninth Fiftyninthstreet Flftllnlh Flftllnlhtrot Fiftyninthstreet
street trot where whlt ho unrated on 01 one patient patientand patell patellad patientand
and ad than thln addressed addrl the annual meeting meetingof mctlll
of the hospital hOlrlal afterward aflrward holding BJI Al im impromptu in inpromplu lb lbpromptu ¬
promptu reception ropton there Then Thln Dr Karl KarlDeck Karllc KarlHeel
Deck lc of St Marks Hospital Jolplallook took him him home hometo
to It dinner dhllr and ald in the evening escorted him himto llm imlntto
to a meeting mCtng of tho German Glrra Medical Ml1cal Society Societynnd Soclel SoclelIUd Societyarid
arid IUd to the Llederkranz LlederkranzBeside LIlrkrnz LIlrkrnzDlldl LlcdorkranzBesides
Beside Dlldl nil Rlthl8 this tho doctor had hA to stop Ilop In Inthe Inthe Intime
the middle of an operation opratlon at tho Kings KingsCounty Klnl KingsCounty
County Cunty Hospital 10Mplal to save lao tho life nfl of tlw tlwpatient Ih Ihpatlont timpatient
patient to whom hor time amcst anrll hello had been beenImproperly 1111 1111Improprly hiceriimproperly
Improperly Improprly administered arlnlilcred The operating operatingsurgeon operallnlrlen operatingsurgeon
surgeon lrlen himself hhntU had no 10 direct dln > t concern concernwith cn comictrzmwithi r
with lh the administration admlnlliralion of theanirathetic theaniratheticbut time anrlthetll anmestimctic anmestimcticbut
but It was 4 Dr Lurenz Lrelz himself who wlo first firstcreelved frll frllcrel firstorceivei
creelved crel v I that Ihll his subject ubJtt was In danger dangerof
of strangulation ttralgulaton and he tcok immedate immedateand lmlahand imtnedateand
and vigorous vllorous step Itlpi to restore rc toru her herThopatlent liarTtmopattent
Thopatlent Thoptent was 8 Mary Donnelly Donnely Oyears Ocarl old olda
a sufferer luerr from congenital congcnlal dislocation elICltlon of the theright theright theright
right hip Joint In tho theatre thetro which hlch has hMat8 limoseats
1 seats at8 for eighty cfjhty more than double that tht num numDr numbl number
bl ber crowded With 10 ho p Imllary timinary speech speechDr peh pehDr
Dr Lorenz Lrnz set ft to work ork on his hi operation operationThe operaton operatonTp operationThe
The Tp case waR an easy < OiY ono 010 the lie reduction reductionbeing rcdttctioimbeinmg dlctol
being bing effected dlelc in less 1e than thrco thrr minutes minutesB mlnutls
B iiitit 1111 one g 6n el i n I m in I ajHi ajHithenia ai aetethesia
thenia Ihetia work The TIl pniient was WW n nt first firstimperfectly frt frtImprety firstimperfectly
imperfectly Imprety anesthetized anlst1II1 < and cried tkd a alittle I alit
little Iltle lit tie Then Thei the bottle Iltle ixt t let of chloroform fell fellto fobto I
to the floor and ald smashed RIhlll and the operative operativework oplfll oplfllwork operam ire irework
work was WI gUBpcrded stpnded whlln w will dil thu doctor in incharge II ittcharge
charge char of the anipsthetlo aWfthello hastened hlttle to pro procure procure lirocure ¬
cure another bottle bottleWhen btll btllWhen bottleWhen
When It wan WW brought there therl wax Wi further furtherunfortunate flrt furtherunfortunato her herunforunato
unfortunate unforunato work ork In Its Is administration administrationaud adllllftrnton adllllftrntonnd
and nd suddenly auddell Dr D Lorenz Lorllz dropped dropJ1 the thechilds Ih Ihchldl ti tichIlds
childs chldl leg ll grasped her hlr Jaws Jnwl and tried Irll to torrrco t trr itrco
rrrco Krlp her mouth She had
rr rco open hlr stopped stoppedbreathing stoppehbreathing
Itopf1 Itopf1hrlathhll
breathing hrlathhll oJn and tho tht t Ito alert alerlwo eve of the operating operatinglie opcrI1j operat lag lagsurgeon
suln surgeon WI was the frlt first to detlt detect hlr her pUghl pUghl1e plighmtlie
lie 1e shouted ahoulllor < d lot lorceps 10rCp ana alu Immediate Immediatethere ulelatl 1rmtniediatothere
there I was wal JeRt great confusion ol llon In the room roomThe rom romThe recentThe
The childs chids hands hads were tied tl down by I stout stoutbandages Ilout Iloutbandage stoutbandages
bandages bandage These Thc Dr I Loronz Lrenz toro apart apartand aparttncl
and 0 promptly promptl HOI HL to work ork to Ituuce I uc anti artificial arl arlfcla antiflcial ¬
ficial fcla respiration In the meantime melnln wind winddowg wlnddowl wInddows
dowg dowl had hd been bn thrown open and nnd a tank Illk of ofoxygon ofoxgn ofoxygen
oxygen had ha ben b on writ Int for opn Time Th child was wasblue WW wasblue
blue and mutbnleM muIJlle A spectator plator handed handedover handll handllopr handedover
over the forceps forp The childs chldH teeth Ilth were werepried werl war warpried
pried prll niort aj a her tongue tongo which had ha fallen fallenjack falen falenbak fallenback
jack bak Into her hlr throat thrt was W8 Jule pulled out and andthen ad adthol andthen
then administered The Therestoratory Timerestoratory
thol oxygen OXY en was WA admlnelere Thl
retorato restoratory measures muu were er successful RUcwul the thechild thl thechild
child was o anaesthetized lhltl again and the theoperation th thopraton timoperation
alan
opraton operation clusion clusionIn clu clUpiotmItt ol was W8 carried caie to a successful fuCul con conclusion cn cnclu conclUpiotm ¬
In l till toth another respect Pr P Lorenes Lorenesday Lrlnlt Lorenasday
day dy yesterday yeteda littered t1ee rp from any of it its n I prods predawssors prfa prodsceore
Olr wssors For at the th Orthcji Othcl io HjHpltal HjHpltalhe HJlpllalhe laspitaihe
he operated In I the presents of women womenpatrons womenpatu womenpatrons
patrons patu oprate of the tb hospital h8ha pelllO whereas hertM hereto heretofore Irllo Irllofore heretotore ¬
fore the th only women wo n who have hlve soon fn his hisoperations hil hisoperations
operations o ratlon have bo I h1 bseii > MU doctor doccrq and ad nurses nursesThe nur nurThe nursesThe
The New York ork Orthorwllc Orhor le Hospital HospltnlWM JoRpltnl JoRpltnlWA
WM WA founded rounde by President Prldl11 Roosevelts Rooseveltsfather Rooseveltsfather cltl
father fatltr itstreasurer ll I rrlurlr Is the tl1 President f con cuil cottimin cottiminand in inand
and Id among aunl Its Il patrons palrna am I some Ire of the thl tv heat heatknown > t tknown t
known Nov ew York men mrn and ad women Of its itsstaff tt ttIlnt ftstaff
staff Ilnt have ho o been bn some Ime of the bestknown bestknownNew bRIkno bestknonNew n nNew
New York physicians phrllci Yesterday was tin tinday II tim timday
day of the annuol allUpl meeting and so 1 many mlny of oftho oftho ofthe
tho hospitals hOlpltai1 i 0 merl ill ers trustees trustc and super supervisors silliervisors plr plrvllre ¬
vllre visors cams in II carriages carla l that tbat polloemon polloemonwero plcmon plcmonwer
were wer busy hus all al the latter later part of time after afternoon uf melternoon < r rnn ¬
nn noon keeping kleplnl Fiftyninth lf nlnlh street Itrlt in front frontof fronof frontof
of the hospital ho plal clear Ilelr enough lnoulh for fil Ibo tram tramcars trRI tratticars
cars and nd the thl general prncral traffic trafficAmong Ir1no Ir1nomong trafficAmong
Among mong those < who ho attended ntenled tho m mtlR mtlRWI meetluig meetluigwere tiiiR tiiiRwere
were WI exVlojPresldent cxlc pfldfnt I Jvl < evl P Morton Morionand Morlanand Mortonand
and Mrs 1 Morton Ioron MM Russell nU Sage Mr Mri 1 MrJames
M1
James A i T Hurln Burden l Mrs 1 John r Dfe Drexel l lX Mr Mrnnd Mrmend
mend Mf Mr Jou toulas X > Ulni II Robinson RhI1n Presldont Presldontand Prlldnnt PrlldnntR PresidontRoosevelts
R Roosevelts lvelll lcrotlmerlnlmew rolhorInlfw anr and sisteni IN Mr Mrall Mrand
and all Mrs MI William Wiiam Jay In SohiefTelln Shlelln Mrs MrsJohn l Mr MrJohn
John B Deter Dllr Mw Henry Hlnrv M ManluAnd nuand Mrs Mrslonne M Mnlelaw MrsVhlteIaw
1
VhlteIaw nlelaw Rid Reid Mrs I Wllnm Wliltanm D DMmsis HIOlp HIOlpi lonne lonneMisn
Misn i Amy IY ttmy Phlpps Phlp Mrs MN Mr Charles B Alex Alexander Alexander Ipx IpxInrer ¬
ander Inrer Mm Mt W 8 Cowls wlt Prenldont Prldnt Roo RooTlt8 noolts Hones Honesvolts >
volts lts sister Rier Mw MI Henry UInrv Cixhnan odlan Potter PotterMrs PotP PotterMrs
Mrs M E P Fabri MrsWilliam M Mrs Wlinm V1lhiamn M f Bliss BlissMM Blp BlpMr BlissMrs
MM Mr R Fulton Fulon Cutting CUltn Mrs Marion nron Story Rlor RlorMt
Mrs Mt J Archibald Arhluld Murray Mlrmv Mrs M Charles Charlesde Chari Charidl
de dl 10 Rham Jr Mrs Mr Henry Htnrv K J Howland HowlandMrs lowland lowlandJt liowlandMrs
Mrs Jt Louisa Lul Le L Schuv Shuvlr Schuvlor < > r Mrs 1 John Min Minturn hlImmturn ln lntur
turn tur and anl Mrs Frank Frlnk witherheo Wilhflhr SVitherheoMost witherheoMost
Most IOt of tho nonprofessional nonlrofllllal visitors visitorswent TlslorA TlslorAlnt visitorswent
went lnt straight Itrlght to thu thl tim meeting Ilctl room rom and andthere andIher antithere
there Iher awaited aalrd Dr D Lorenzn LNlzl coming but butMrs butMI butMrs
Mrs MI Robinson Iblnln Mrs N Sage Hgo Mrs Mt Drexel Drexeiand Jxll JxllDld Drexelatmet
and Dld Miss MissYntson ti Watson Wallon went to the th operating room roomto rom romto roontto
to see the Ih Vienna surgeon Ilraeon reduce ndll oJtng bimteral bimteraldislocation hlrllrl hlrllrltllioaton iilizteraIdislocation
dislocation tllioaton of tho hip in II Josephine JOphlno Kehoe KehoeSM Jlho Kehocyears
SM Yf years YCf old The operation oplraton was WIR sucnss sucnssfully stmcce 1t ws wsfully
fully fu I performed 1rrormpd In a very y few ftw minutes minutesAfter mlnltl minutesAfter
After Afttr the o 011rnton operation > mtlon Dr Iirenz Irn cume cumedown cimmedown < mp mpdO1
down dO1 to limo meeting mCtlng room rOli where ho receiv received rlI rlItd reteived ¬
ed td a welcoming oleomlnl round rund of applause from fromthe frm fronttime
the women womenDr womnDr womenDr I
Dr Rutsell UU 111 A Ilihbs Ihhl time surgeon Iurglon In Inchief Inchief ittchief
chief In presenting prlnlil his hIp report said Ild said that thattwenty Ihnttwenty I linttwenty
twenty successful flllul lorenz 10rn7 ropr o oporntolA operatlotte > orntloim had hadbeen hld hldhln hadimeen
been hln performed Jrform nt time hospital hopial during dlrlng thn thnyear thl tim timyear
year Ylr
yearDr Dr Jacob Jalobl read r A ft I paper pJrln in the th course COI of ofwhich ofwhich ofwimich
which ho wild wildWe tld tlde saide
We e are often oflln told tol thnt th t nmonir nmOl1 the hun ¬
dn dreds of hoiiltals bUIlttl and nd dl diinoerles > in rles of tick tlilncltv 111 tickcItY
cItY and UK nelctiborhood up1hborhoOI many mnl could lolil Im Imxpnred I hespared
spared Ilarld thnt n mixture II turl of altruistic nlrulUc ctmtluuatmt ctmtluuatmtalit ont llllmlt llllmltnl jment jmentnlltr
nlltr nl alit with vanity ml Hinbltlon 1111101 amid alli lack of ofknowl II C Cknnwivnhire
knowl knolr1e knnwivnhire dire i Is < the Ih origin orlain of many Iln tumnn of titan tlipinHIM Ihll titanauuil
HIM HII auuil thnt they thp w wrA r bettor httlr discontinued discontinuedHrtrayexn clicntmtintmecimt
Hrtrayexn mt 1 lyrrprlrnrt yexnerlrnee rlpnre in 1IIIn innny publIc IJu1lc IICOIIII11 InxtitutlotiH InxtitutlotiHnf inlltlllnl
nf home 0111 kind Iln1 or snottier nnllhpr > r extendlntr IxlnrhI1 over iifiirly l tienrl fl
half 11IIf n century rltlry I nm prepared prlpnrpllo to Mlove 111 tint tinttlm thtIho I II
tlm I tin reproach rlptachpp are Ir sonietlnieii juMUnl juMUnltint Jiit
tint flt the > class of pRtjonts IUpn you 11111 Ol rerelve rrl hiIi In till tilltiopltHl
hospItal hoplal lall nnd 111 dl 11pnf diptflsr pvn irj ndmlt Irlmlt of no 10 f flnr Icier r of ofiltc citclceIt
iltc clceIt 1lt lt nor for their nec nplII neceitIs < ltls of any nn donlit donlitTli tbntittTheir 01
Tli TJlr Their lr Iook looks ooko their lumenes4 llnlne and Ind their crutchex crutchexbetray erulch erulchlm crittchecbitray I h
betray lm them themDr IhemDr thentDr
Dr Lorcnz 11fIZ In his hil speech plh pRI1 uild A tilhutc tilhutcto IlhUh ti liutc liutcto
to American crcnn hospitals nnd RII public puhl chnti chntitics chai chaiIb olin ii iiII
II tics < and continued llntnlll It is I Indeed Indl 1 a grtnt grtntthing Irnt IrntthinK gratthing
thing to make rako of these little Itl patients pntenll per perfect Iwrft isrfeet ¬
feet ft children hllrln so 11 perfect prflt that no 10 ono 011 mil miltoll rnl calmtell
toll 11 that tllt thero has h un ever flr benn hJ n 1 deformity deorI111 deorI111ThaI
That is I what hnt thiH I hil 11cc hospital 110plal dow do Let Jlt mt mteongratuhto mmmciorigrietimlate im immlrltllato
mlrltllato eongratuhto you otm nil al and especlnlly IJlnlh let letmo I hotVito
3OU
mo le ngratulato < onrllllalo < the th inches 11111 on tholr I Interest InterestIn Inierlt
In II this thll work workAn workAs ork
An 1 the mttitliiK Inltll broke up a r great jnat mnnv mnnvof mnmof nimoyof
of the I hI lie women wOlnn and ano amid sonic Ito of the I lie men 1n prosed prosedforward prcectlforward
forward rorwlrd to to m mt ot the th doctor Often us uswomen aswomen
women worln were Wlre presented prllnuI Iw hI would ollc orenl lean lennforward leanforward Inl
forward and press prl his hi lips Ip to their thrr hail hailand hll
and ali for any alY woman who could oul screw Irw up upcnuraRo upcnlrare UI UIccturago
cnuraRo cnlrare to speak IPnlt more than a word wonll he lm lman 11 hocarm
an answer ready rndy an IUIIAUant atmel < l gallant Ono woman womangnspvd wumnl tvtnaignspsi
gnspvd InII it I Is Illn an honor honO ns nlh a the th clnotnr clnotnrtook eloutcttook loetI1 loetI1lok
took lok her hand hlnd To me 11 said he hI lfori lforishe hefo hefoaIm fIII
she fh aIm could cOlld recover breath breathAt h hAt imAt
At Ht Luken Ilk I1o 1011111 lospitmi pitnl yesttrdnv rdl noon noonDr noonDr ncoimDr
Dr I lr Lorenr renJ < n took luncheon 1Irlll with wi tilt h Dr T TIlnNtind TJAIhnll 1 1Ilaistenil
IlnNtind JAIhnll Mvorw and RHI Kiijit llnt Siiit Culver 111 tilvem Dr DrKnrl nrlall lrKarl
Karl lall He JJt Ilocin < V his hi host at iniiner nlinicr Hiler to loolc < i < him himInto Ill hutlet
Into let in tho evening fenlnl to tho t ho fortyM > con < l lnnnunl
nnnunl Annlnl dinner lnnlr of t it tho I hn German Grll Midlcal MidlcalSociety McslinnISociety IIIII I
Society Hrlrl nt time Llederkrnn 1lldprlcrl1 hall hnl where whereIX whentG whoreloll I
IX tG men m 1 and alt women WOIIII w wet tier jn dining chItmitm chItmitmDr llllv i
Dr JrIfn Ix Loren > ren KOCH ItnI to Boston 10lon tomorrow tomorrowNew IOUlrlrroN
New N v York f erk In teMi St 1 Aii i hlh > Unc KII Ii OnrMliht 11 4ue Iaht Oal Oalv
v 1 1 < IT Ulh t 11 > S M I ril llmllrcl Ilmllll I v vII III
begin hul Itaseason IlatAonIun run omc om ltv1 t31It hIrneictsyd hIrneictsydAaicctlltahan iroid av ttfr ttfrAnirdllnrlan
Anirdllnrlan AueluYla Hit HitArlstncMtlr I ISisAnitnvrstie
ArlstncMtlr Ablorlr Ads old 011 and Ine and flee nn luytlri Krollirni rll N NA4h V VAtt YAds
i
SX KILLED 111 IV I A t WRECK WRECKThe URfCI URfCIIf lIRLCKTue
The If Nlorktnn orktol Myrr tIrr Hum Into a IJmltetl IJmltetlTrain Umll1 Umll1Train IiirittsiTralit
Train In n Southern ltlrn California CaliforniaSAN Iatroma IatromaRAN CalifornIaSM
SAN FKANCIHCO FIANCIHCO Di Dec 20 ZOA A fatal fain train trainwreck tmlnwrek trainwreck
wreck wrek occurred Iurrll tonight at Byron Cal Calwhen Cl Clwhel Ciiiwhmtmm
when whel the Stockton Stock Ion flyer flr ran In into the rear rearend r1r rearend I
end cno of f tho I hiti Owl train which Is II time limited limitedtrain ImlNI ImlNItrin limitedtrain I
train trin liotwron I twn San n Francisco FrnclMc and Los LosAngeles Ll Llngelp LosAngeles
Angeles ngelp telescoping 111Oloplnl the roar car cr and killing killingluilf klil klila killinghalt
halt a dozen duzln persons p < rl and wounding twenty twentyothers twentyotlmers
others othersThe othcl otlmersTime
The Thl cnglno of time Owl train leaked JokO and anda
a change of engines cIgln0 was WR being made mae when whenthe whentIle whenthe
the tIle Stockton train disregarding dl rlsardlng signals signalsran 8Ignl 8Ignlran
ran Into Ilto it Every Elr ono in the rear tnr car carwhich CRrwhich carwhich
which was M tho day da coach cch to u Fresno was waskilled wo woklo waskilled
killed klo or Injured IIJur Tho dining car cr next next to toit toIt toIt
it was wrecked 1rlked but no 10 one was hurt hurtseriously hurtIerol imurtserlottel
seriously serlottel I
Ierol
I1R
MR 1R 111 1 1 F D LAIER LAIERA
A Correction orrlon of 1 a False alle and anl Injurious tnjnrlouiStatement InJurou InJurouHlatlmrt InjuriousStatetnent
Statement StatementThere Hlatlmrt StatetnentThere
There 111 appeared npparr in this Ihll part pnr of Tint Tis SUN SUNyettterday RUNtlnIAy Sosyesterday
yettterday tlnIAy a I paragraph parlrl11h to the thl effect IIt that thatMr IhatIr thatMr
Mr Ir and Mrs Mr Irl James Jnml F D Lnnier Inlpr had hadeparntccl halleparnlll hadeparated
eparntccl eparnlll There Ther Is II absolutely alllolllely no nm foun foundation founInllnn founciation ¬
dation for such n statement Ilntment and THE Tis SUN SUNwas SUNa Buswas
was a impoed Impo l1 upon by a malignant malinant and andvicious andIcou andvicious
vicious Icou person p rrn whom hol it will 1 duly dily punlnh punlnhto punkimtotlueztLrmtnfitspower
to totlueztLrmtnfitspower the ertont nf Its 1M power pwer Tim Tis SUN SUNClnnot SUNClnnotndoIUnlel Suscannot Suscannotadequately cannot cannotadequately
adequately ndoIUnlel express expro its h regret reKrt over tho pub publication pubIlaton pubileation ¬
lication Ilaton In question queton which whlth Is II In any case caseof cle cleof caseof
of a character foreign forelln to Its Ie columns and andwholly Ind Indwhol andwholly
wholly whol abhorrent ahhor ent to It i s mn mnaleent mnaleentWIR narenent narenentnllE natenentui
nllE WIR ui ii our CITY IT IT MAGISTRATES MAGISTRATESReported 1AOlT81S 1AOlT81SRrpnrlN 1i4GISTRITESReported
Reported Terms of a Charter Utarlr Amend Amendment Amrd Amrdnrlt AmendniNut ¬
ment nrlt to He le Offered trrrl1 at Albany AlbanyA Albn
A bill i has been l > n prepared prparI for presentation presentationto preentaton
to the legislature Icglliniure this tl18 winter wlntlr which alms almsat aimat aimsat
at tho removal rOloal of the City Magistrates Magistrte of ofBrooklyn ofIrooklyn ofBrooklyn
Brooklyn Irooklyn who ho were legislated IIKlllalc out last lastsession ltlon lastsession
session lon but wero restored rClorf as 8 the bill bi was washeld wal washeld
held h11 to ho unconstitutional unconstitutionalLieutGov unrnlttutonal unconstitutIonalLleutUov
LieutGov LeutOov Woodruff Wor said Bad yesterday yesterdaythat yesterdaythat eteray eteraythnt
that some fome legislation lellHlatlon would be 0 offered offeredbut olerc offeredbut
but he did not know kno just jUt what form lon It Itwould Itwould Itwould
would take takeThe lukeThe takeThe
The plan Is II said to be b to wipe Ipe out all al the theCity theCity theCity
City Magistrates Ma IItmlll of Greater Grlter Now York Yorkas
as well el ns R the two courts curtl of Special Ses Sessions Ss SsIlon im imclone ¬
clone Ilon of five Judges Udgei each In Manhattan Manimattanand Manhattanand fnhatUn fnhatUnRnd
tho office of f Police PoliceJuvtlco PolleeJtistico
and Brooklyn Broklyn restore r tor ofc Polc
Juvtlco 1lco and give gle the appointment to the theMayor theMnyor timeMayor
Mayor MayorThe MayorThe
MnyorTe The Te act of the last Legislature L lllaturo wes WA de declared declar dedared ¬
dared clar unconstitutional uncn8ttutlonal because bue it I affected affectedonly alete affectedonly
only the borough brough of Brooklyn Brklyn and pro proposed prop08 proposed ¬
posed p08 that tho Magistrates laKlstmtel should Ihoud be beelected b beelected
elected electlo by Congress Conlts districts districts8rEAHOLD dlllrcU dlllrcUMEAtm dlmctrlcthSEAIOLI
8rEAHOLD GIRL SUICIDE SUICIDETakes SUICIDETakr SuICIDETakes
Takes Takr Carbolic arboUI Acid At Itccaaie She fe he Couldnt CouldntI2o Coulen
I2o Chrttfnuu Knapping KnappingElizabeth 8oppIS 8oppISElzbth NhopptngElizabeth
Elizabeth Elzbth Hauson lau8n the eightyearold eightyearolddaughter elghtyarld elghtyarlddaughter eighmtyearolddaugimtor
daughter of Christopher Crilopher Hausen Hu n a builder builderof bulder bulderor
of 207 Monitor street Willlamsburg Wllam8bura killed killedherself kild kildhrU killedherself
acid herself late Inlet last night nllht by drinking drnng cerbollo cerbolloacid crblo crbloacd carboltoacid
acidTho acd
Tho childs ohldl parent pent had ha announced aouo at etsome atdinner atdinner
dinner tlme1at timelhat tbey they wer were goig going out t to do doIme dosome
some Ime Christmas ChrBm shopping ahoppll Elizabeth Elizabethbegged Elzbet Elizabethbegged
begged lRe to t b b be allowed al01O to accompany ampy them themThny themToy themThey
They Toy refused rrus to let her go because bu they theywere thO theywere
were wer going to buy some presents prnt for her herwhich herwhich herwhich
which they didnt want wat her to t Bee 8 till Christ Christmas Crt CrtmM Chrietmae ¬
mae masHho She WM put to bed b with her allyearold allyearoldsister alx1ld alx1ldIIRtlr sizyearoldsister
sister IIRtlr and the parents prntI went out When Whenthey Whenthey Whenthey
they returned rtumt they found Elizabeth Elzbth dead deadThe deadTe deathThe
The Te other little ltle girl WM WA Bound Bund asleep alep in intho Inthe inthe
the bed beside Ido her herTlie herTll herTime
Time Tll carbolic crbolo acid bottle btle had been en n kept keptdownstairs keptdownstllrl keptdownstairs
downstairs downstllrl in a closet clOt where wher it waa u hidden hiddenbehind hlddel hiddenbehind
behind hlnd some 8m boxes bxeL Th Te The girls parents parentssaid ptntl parentssaid
said Id thoy didnt know knw she Ihe was 11 aware awar even evenof evenof evenof
of the bottles otlel existence existenceAn exlRtonc
An ambulance Rmhulane was WA called cal1 but the doctor doctornld door doorold doctorsaid
said old tho ho child chid had ha been bn dead Ma more than thanan thanan thanan
an hour hOlr when she was found Her leI face facelips rac facelips
lips lp and ad mouth were wlr badly burned by the theacid theacid theacid
acid
acidRtT
RAT STEALS A 51000 DILL DILLOwner IIlLLOmrr BILLOwner
Owner Fonnct It In n Ills III Storeroom Where Wherethe Wherethe rre rrethe
the Rat Had Dratted It ItA ItA ItA
A rat yesterday stole a onethoueand onethoueanddollar oneIhouflanddollar onethousanddollar
dollar bill from C H Lnndella pharmacy pharmacyAvenue pharmaoyAenuo pharmacyAvonuo
Avenue D I and Thirtysecond street Bay Bayonne Dayonne Bayonne
onne Tho bill was received by Mr Landnll Landnllon tandnl1IIn
on Friday too late to bo deposited in the thobank thub1nk thebank
bank so he placed it in his waistcoat wal tcoat pocket pocketand pockotand pocketand
and made a number of hU hi friends feel III illby IIIby iiiby
by showing it to them themWhen thfmWhen themhen
When hen he awoke yesterday the bill was wasgone 1148gono wasgone
gone There was no sign of burglars and anda
a thorough search of tho store WM fruit fruitless frultleo fruitless ¬
less leo II In tho storeroom however tho thodruggist tholirultgl tuedruggist
druggist t saw a rat dart Into a hole While Whileplugging WhIleplugging Ille Illeplugglnl
plugging up the hole he caught sight of ofsomething ofolllcthlllP ofsorimetlmimmg
something green and fished out his hi one onethousanddollar onethOllllJlnldlllhlr onethousanildolimer
thousanddollar bill Then his heart beat beatnormally boatnormally beatnormally
normally normallyDISIlAXDrO normallyIlIslItmD normallynisuANnID
DISIlAXDrO A 4 REOIMEXT REOIMEXTLouisiana REOI1IETIonhlna REGiIIEXTlottlsimna
Louisiana OricinlMlloii Wouldnt Tarn TarnOut Tarnlint Turnbut
Out Atalnil Violent Ntrlken NtrlkenNEW t4trikerNEW trlkl trlklNEW
NEW OrtLKANR Dec 20 2OTheo The First Regi Regiment Heginment gl glmnt ¬
ment of time Louisiana State National Guard Guardhim Ouardhl14 Guardhues
him been n disbanded dll iulIlld by order of Adjutant AdjutantGeneral AdJulantlntral Adjutanttntral
General Jumel for failure fRllu to comply with withtho wllhthu wltittime
time laws iav nnd regulations governing the theguard thejuard theguard
guard guardThi juardTh guardI
Thi I im > Iiouislana JoIlI IIIIIa Guard has boon In a state stateof fllMoof stateof
of disintegration for some time Time ThoSmnlsh ThnSlnlll TimeBimatmisi
Smnlsh Slnlll h war hurt It by taking off most mo t of oftho of11m oftue
tho companies which entered tho Volunteer Volunteerservice VoluntllrIoInII Volunteerservice
service The rio recent street car < 1 strike com completed compll comiletetl ¬
pleted pll lI the wreck ns ninny man of the soldiers soldiersrefused soldiersreftited olclll1IIIfu
refused Ifu > I to turn out against the strikers strikersOne IItrlll IItrlllall strikersOmme
One all entire company of thin First < t Regiment Regimenttlie
till KwinR Guards resigned in a body bodyrather bodyrnlhpr bodyrather
rather than servo servoJVKir servoxi nD nDm
JVKir xi m WAAMAKEH r tIft STORE STORETn STORtTo TORETn
Tn He llullt nn the llroadtvav > Illock Below Belowlite Hllo HlloIhl HeiowtIme
tIme Present One Oncio No Move Iptown IptownRobert lIIOftltHohrt Lptownihtliert
Robert C Ojclfii partner martmur of John Wona Wonamaker WonaIIlII ana anamum
maker mum Imcr announced nmlounll nntmo ii miced < l yesterday yost efohrda trim > that t a now nowWnnnmaker IIIIWYnnnmaltlr bmwWnttretnalter
Wnnnmaker store ore will bo built on time block blockIxmnded hlockbollllllIl imlocktxflttiiNl
Ixmnded by b Ulnhth nnd Ninth Inlh streets and andBroadway an1Urlllllwny andIlrtmieiWa
Broadway IlrtmieiWa metal Fourth otlrt Irth ii avenue < across lro the thustreet Ih thestreet
street from the Ih pivwnt Morn Work will willIKJ willIIJ willbe
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WASHINGTON Dec 20 2OPICRldmt President Roose Roosevelts RoOflOllt8 Rooseveits ¬
velts statement that ho would bo gratified gratifiedIf I Iit
If the European Powers now engaged in incocrclvo Incoerclo incoercivo
cocrclvo measures against Venezuela Venezuelawould Ylnezulawould Venezuelawould
would consent to refer their difference dUTerencoJwith J Jwith je j jwith
with tho South American republic to the theadjudication theadjudication timeadjudIcation
adjudication of the iwrmanent international internationaltribunal IntornationAltribunal internationaltribunal
tribunal of arbitration at Tho Hague hea heamet hromet he t tTact
met with a prompt response ro ponIO from tho Got Governmenta Oovernmlnt8 r4 r4erornents
ernmenta of England and Germany Ap Apparently Apparently Apparontly ¬
parently by mutual arrangement they theyhave theyhavo theyhave
have expressed sympathy with the princi principle principle principie ¬
ple of arbitration but intimate that thoy thoywould thoywould e ewould
would prefer should the basis for a peace peaceable peaceablo peaceable ¬
able settlement be arranged to havo Mr MrRoosevelt MrIooseelt MrRoosevelt
Roosevelt act as solo arbitrator arbitratorTho arblLratorT1Q arbitratorThe
The views 10 of the two European Govern GovernmentH Governmentll Governmenta
mentH in thin matter were we communicated communicatedto
to the State Department by the United UnltcxlStates United8tatlfl UnitedStateti
States Embassies in Berlin and London Londonand Londonand Londonand
and were laid before tho President by Secre Secretary SecretarY Secretary ¬
tary Hay shortly before Mr Roosevelt Rooaorcltleft Ro080Vlltleft Rooseveltheft
left town for his outing la Virginia VirginiaTUB Vlrglnln1IIB
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The response of the President which haa haaprobably hoaprobably ha haprobably
probably already been telegraphed by the theState thoBtate timeState
State Department In neither anacceptance anacceptancenor an atOlptAncenor
nor a rejection of the suggestion made by byEngland byEngland byEngland
England and Germany From an au authorltativo authorltatiTo authoritativo
thorltativo source the following statement statementof statement statementof
of his position In the matter was obtained obtainedTlio obtainedTile obtainedTIto
Tile President ia greatly flattered and andgratified andgmtlfied andgratified
gratified over the tribute to his sense of offairness offalmef18 offairness
fairness shown by tho suggestion that he heact heact lieact
act as solo arbitrator of the differences be between between between
tween Venezuela and her European credi creditors oredltors oreditons ¬
tors He Is gratified also over the accept acceptance acceptIInce acceptance
ance by Germany and England of the princi principle ¬ 1 1pie
pie of arbitration and tholr willingness to tohavo tohave
have the pending differences adjusted adjustedthrough 54 54through
through that means if certain preliminary preliminaryconsiderations t tconsiderations
considerations are met by Venezuela But Butthe Butthe
the President believes that n more satis satisfactory ¬ I Ifactory
factory disposition of time Venezuelan Im Imbroglio Irabrogue ¬
brogue could be made by adopting his own ownsuggestion owasuggestion
suggestion to the Powers that the settle settlement settlement ¬
ment be Intrusted to Tho Tim Hague tribunal tribunalIf
If however time Powers are unwilling to toaccept toaccept
accept any other arbitrator than the PraM President PraMdent ¬
dent ho will feel obliged to consent to act actin actlnthatcnpacity
in lnthatcnpacity lnthatcnpacityAs that en pacify pacifyAs
As explained In TIIK Sos thin morning morningthe a atime
the Administration believed that no better bettersolution betteraohttion
solution of the differences between Vene Venezuela Venezuela ¬
zuela nnd her European enemies could couldbe couielbe
be found than the ho reference of thepend thependIng 5 5ing
Ing questions to the permanent court of ofarbitration ofarbItration
arbitration and it was using all its energies energiesoonnlntont energiesconsistent
consistent with propriety to attain that end endTliis endThis
This suggestion ww contained in the tele telegrams telegrams ¬
grams Intttruetlni tlio American embas embassies embassloe ¬
sloe In London Berlin and Rome to notify notifytho notifythe
the Governments to which they are no nocredited nocredited
credited of President CnstroH action in ingiving Ittgiving
giving Mr Bowen full powers to negotiate negotiaten
n Mttlement The FUggostion was en entirely entirel ¬
tirely tirel independent of time proposal of Castro Castrothat I
that the claims of tho ho allies against Yenta Venezuela Yentaxula ¬
zuela bo submitted to arbitration arbitrationResponseH arbitrationResponses
Responses to Cnstroo offer were received receivedyesterday receivedyesterday
yesterday and time substance of them wa waprinted was wasprinted
printed in Tits SUN this morning Italys Italysanswer Italysanswer
answer which woe to time effect lint she no noceptod nocsptnil
ceptod tutu principle of arbitration but butwould buttotthi I
would 1 he > nulded by the attitudo of Germany Germanynnd O rmany rmanyantI
antI England show that sIte will bo in ac accord accciii ¬
cord with time HtiftgeMlon of those countries countriesthnt countriestimat
thnt President Roosevelt asmnno time tuna functions ¬ 4 4ions
ions of arbitrator BO hint it may nm y bo said saidthero y
there Is unanimity unnhmittmit among time creditor creditortuitions creditornations
nations on this point pointTho iititTime
Time Presidents expression of hopo that thntthe thattime
the dlsputo IHJ sent to Tho Hague tribunal tribunalwni
was made conditional cunciit bout upon tho t hmo acceptance acceptanceof
of this sugRoiitloii by Venezuela as well wellas wellas
as by i time Europwvn Power No doubt doubtdexlro doubtremains
remains itoweecr timmet Vaneruelut wilt wiltin
in itt haarty atcord wit Ii thic expressed expresseddesire
desire of lImo President ns well as with itlm time thocountcrHURjjeMIon timeccuntersugnstbhi
countcrHURjjeMIon of tho tim two principal principalEuropean i iEuropean
European creditors A ttleiiram directing directingAir r rMr
Air Bowcn to Inform the V c > neyuelan Gov Government Governrtment ¬
ernment of the desire of England and Gee Germany ¬ c cmany
many that time President act n as arbitrator arbitratorwns is I Iwas
was sent by Secretary hay today todayIHKCKDKNTS todayImSEcRuENTa
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The President and III his Secretary of Stats Statnhold Statsitoh
hold that Mr Roosevelt could with perfect perfectProhrIet rxirfoctpropriety
propriety bocomo solo oic arbitrator of the thedibputo itf itftilblUte
dibputo There urn plenty of precedontw for forhis forlii
his lii nccepUmco In IfttO n convention was waasigned wassigtmci
signed by Chili and ii nd Colombia loio mnbiii In which It Itwan Itwas
wan i cOt > et forth thnt hint tIme President of the thoUnited theIlimite
United I Stilt lOionld ci mimic I bn ia named mmmi ititcI nn arbitrator arbitratorof a rblt rmmtor rmmtorif
of if dlfferuncfrt between thorn if no other otherarbitrator otheranimitrator
arbitrator could IKI agreed upon In 1801 1801President isniPresident
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