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I THr r Mnrinl t rl rll IT r Strong trrnI rl I I Irolll Irol tile III llnrleill llnrleillllhi InrllI ltnrltiliIrIiI1
llhi 11 mi 11 Irhla Irlla and 1111 Took llrerults llrerultsTin nllrulh nllrulhTh
4 Tin iI J M i riii rl 1d AloiiR IohIMrdier1s ol Marchers larlhlrl on the thellranrh theItruflh
llranrh 111 llnail IUII Tan lot 01 Strong tron Patrol Patrolliiianl Iatr atrol atrolware l lIrtk
liiianl ware Trucks Trll from frulie He Here re loe tu SIW ew > v llavrn llavrnSew la IIciiNIw n nSIW
Sew lUvFS II tF f S Conn loll uw May In 4 4Fory Forty local localnuiiivni locnlpliln 1ocaIIL
nuiiivni pliln IIL fl iwiiiiy WIIY depuly clIII sheriffs IhlrlfH of ofhiYitI New Newliven Newiwn
hiYitI liven inly 111 V nnd Ind n dozen dO1 ttoz ii deputy dlpll y sheriffs sheriffsrnni HhfrIR HhfrIRffon NhPd NhPdtrnfll
ffon trnfll iwn rnni Kinrlleld Fllrlfle hIP tItV I county rolint 0111 wero Wlr summonc suinirioned suinirionedbY lnmoned lnmonedhv < l lbvJVi1
bvJVi1 hv F > John 51 1 I Hall Hal of the he New York YorkHi YorkII
> > Hi 11 II i anil aie Hartford Hnrtonl Railroad Balroacl this thisinorniih thll thll10fll thisflorlI
l llPfli > nil off what Is known
inorniih 10fll florlI 10 11111 ol klown n nour no I ICO
CO our o ini y I 1cimponed olpH1 OH1O5XI of about abut 200 200firiK OO OOtri O OIfl
firiK tri K I laborer lahore who vo started up uptic UI UIII UtVie
tic II IIIHI 1 fnni f r flu Mi h Harlem larllm River UIlr to get Jet all allihe nI allihe
ihe lur nek lalxirew out A good Joo many manyIn
In i ho i iiiiy 1 1 I are arf a ri Italians ItaliansPrildtnt Illul Illulrwtdnt U aliunsIIIli
Prildtnt Hall lal kept tracl of tho army armyIniin armyfati rmyI
Iniin in I t tfue f IIt it i starteduntil started until tl it arrived rred at atWet atWi4
Wet 1 lliivrii I ll iii n flvit tl fly milett IIM west welt of this thi > city cityI e
I 111 Id moriis lmL i r i It I t made Ilde no stop to In II I n Bridge Hridgepor Irldge IrldgeOff
por Off i I l i ii readied rllhld at n oclock ocock in the theinornn thelon theinorIw
inornn lon c fir f I 1 there tllln It was M learned that the thetriioK thetaK thetrrI
taK triioK pmrirw Ifrlrl urers of the road roa had struck struckon Itrck Itrckun
on Sal 11 inlay inlayTlieniny mla mlaThlnrn tiiIayTI
Tlieniny Thlnrn TI I rn went W11 on 010 fl to Stratford Sirator SI rat ford where whr its itsleader 11 it a aadr
leader 1d adr r twd 111 to persuade pflundo Foreman orrmm Mitchell MitchellVralon Mitchellycalon ltchel
Vralon raOI nnd nld his gang UIJ to Join joll the he movement movementWhen 10empnt niovementWhen
When 1111 Nealon mlol aioII rofllsod JfUI they chased ch d him himarrow himrrM hUnnr
arrow nr rrM lots 101 and wero In a 1 fair tall way WiY of taking takinghim laklnl takinghim
him hm him cnpiivn aplo when h1 hcVeral trl deputy 8erifTs 8erifTsput slaeriffsIu l rll
put piI Iu the army rl to rout rOlI nnd it headed hlle once oncemore onc oncemelT
more mo f f1 > r ihiM thll I itis city cityAt el elM cityAt
At Milfonl llfonl tho army won on over all al the thotrack thf thetrat
track IrAl k repairers and ald they made a descent descenton dcnt dcntm
on m all al the I 1 bakeries haker > in the town Every Everything Eer Everyt ¬
t thing Ihin was paid for forAll furAl forAll
All Al thin Ihll timethe lime the officers Qfclr of the roadunder roadunderthe roadundlr
the 11 Ii direction dlrpclol of C President In idllt Hall Uul who called calledin calell calellin
in the 111 local Ilclllolc ixillr ixillrworn P ° 11 und the clnty county sieriffti sierifftiere herll
worn ere n preparing prpar Ig i imen 10 nrrlt arrest the urmy the mo mopn momii
men pn it I put foot on railroad rairad property h hthis In Inhl Inthic
this hl city The police force forc was wa proprty > stationed stationedalongside lalold laloldIII stationedaIngk1e
alongside III lrl the tl tracks trck where whtf they the wero to toenter toenter 0 0nlrr
enter this Illt city cty from frol New York while whlo the thedeputy thedllll thedriI1t
deputy dllll y sheriffs IIrfs vere ere secreted tcrNI In West Weil Haven Havenremly Hael Haveiiready
ready wl to 0 attack alaek the he army army from the rear rearU rar rarIt rearit
It was wal noon noonhen when heii the army arDIV inarched inarchedthrough marche tuarohedthrough
through throlh West Wllt Haven HaWn along aloll the tht t racks racket armed armedwith armedh armedwith
with h pickaxes ickaeH clubs and shovels thoveil A couple coupleof cuple cupleDC
of wrMltdrcsxed wplorCI Italians 1alius led It the force forceJust forr forcei1qt
Just rl i1qt t as al the army passed the ho station Itaton at atWest atest
West est 1 Haven the noon non J train tran for New York Yorkpulled Yorkpulhllnto Yorkpulled
pulled pulhllnto into the station Italon and stopped HtOPP From Fromth Fromths
ihfi th roar rar passenger coach a ano not nots was dropped droppedon
on the Ih t racks pllnler and at thn h same Ime sarnetirtiesomione sarnetirtiesomioneon lime tme some m one onenn onenn
nn the train yelled yo > 1 to the tholwo two leaders leaer of ollhe ollhearlr the thenrmy thecony
nrmy arlr They picked picko upthe note and ad read rad it itIn ItII ititt
In II an instant Inltant thn h army wheeled whMler about aboutt abouIlrnpd
t urned its IR back on New Nlw Haven and ad started startedfor Hlrled HlrledCo
for Co or the III train still sl standing at the station stationHalf stationflail IatlonHIIC
Half HIIC a dozen deputy sheriffs shfrls boarded bred the theirnin therain theI
I rain 1mm with wlh the thl army arm to 0 preserve prlno order orderThat ordohnt orcIerriat
That hnt was the thl lost IMt seen len of the army in this thisneighborhood this1IKhborhood thisnIghborhoocl
neighborhood neighborhoodiili 1IKhborhood 1IKhborhoodWhat
iili What the i h IOto zioth cntalnl contained il is not not i ihut known knownhit knownhut
hut hit it Is I believed bleved to have been ben a 1 warning
from some friends Irondl of tho army in this city el elRUMFORD
STAMFORD Conn May ay 4 4TIm The strike strikeamong strikeamong trikeamong
among the he trackmen of the New York New NewHaven Iew IewHawm Newhaven
Haven and Hartford Harfor Railroad Riroad begun on onFriday 01 ot otFriday
Friday by a gang ang of twentyfive twelty vo men who whoquit whollt vlioquit
quit llt work at a I the ho h Harlem larlm River demanding demandingSJ demaldlng demaldlngS1
SJ a day and eight flght hours hOII Instead Ilslpad of A ten tenhour tenhour tenhour
hour hour day ds for 1160 110 ijO has spread sprad through throughout throughout ¬
out the Now o ow York division dlvlqn The T march marh thrulh thrulhout of oftho oftbe ofthe
the toppdwork toppdworkWhenJasthard Mrikero Arkera along the t < kyuterm U bM h pi partttoppdwork partly partlyJunction
WhenJasthard 1 of h here th this morning morningarThtW1ai n I It
ft t ttta arThtW1ai o RtNauptuck RtNauptuckJuncllon nt NaugtuckJunction
Junction tramping tramplnf east elstA A KrmUoiCnainj ecuj1JargaigISII
hod Marled Iarh out ou from rm Norwalk Norak far and B was vraamarchinc wasmarching a
marching rnarhlnl over OTlr the hf Danbury Dlbury branch branchIi
Ii HI Is Miniated PPtlratfd that 000 0 laborers laoll have ha been beenInduced bn bnInrltld heedIndiked
Induced Inrltld to stop work workiXonwAUt workXORIAIKCol workXORwAKConlt
iXonwAUt XORIAIKCol XORwAKConlt Conn May 1ay 4 4Ter 4There There is il much muchtrouble muchImuhl muchtrotihli
trouble among Rmon the he section IctongJW gangs of the thnNVw thoSP thepw
NVw SP pw York New NCw Haven Ha HavsnnndHartford n nnd ant Hartford Harfor Rail Railroad Rl Railroad ¬
road A party pary of strikers strkei arrived amvt in South SouthVorwalk Suh Suhorwllk SouthNnrwalk
Vorwalk orwllk today and a an a result rult Foreman ForemanSmith Formn Formnmith ForemanSmith
Smith of the tl1 South Suth Norwalk section cton and andForeman andFrman andForrnan
Foreman Callahan Callhan of the tl East Et Norwalk Norwalkmotion Nonalknton Norwalknction
motion nton lost nine nin men each The strikers strikersllirn strken strikerstlirn
llirn proceeded popd to Norwalk and an picked pickednn pickl
nn In Foreman Tolfnan James Jaml Monohans men at the theYew ther theflw
Yew r flw Canaan llan anaan crossing cr Ilnl four tOlr in number numberIncidentally nubr nubrInddNltalr numberlfl1IfItaIi
Incidentally InddNltalr lfl1IfItaIi they hfY had secured ur Foreman ForomanJoeppli Forn FornJoph ForemanMcutiahans
Joeppli Motiahnns Iolahan men mln on IheWiUon the Wilon Wilson Point PointHvlion Pant PantPlion Pointsrtion
Hvlion Plion nine Ilnn tune in number numberFrom numherFrom numberFrotit
From Nonvalk Sorwalk they Ih went up the Danbury Danburyriwd Dnbur
riwd rld and it i is I expected IXplct that thathey they will rake rakein rke rkeIn
in a lot of section sect > ion men menTho 111 111Thl tuPtuThe
The Thl ftffirnrs fNr ffli of 11 I he New N l York New Haven Havenami HavenAnd Havenand
And Hartford Hlr furc Railroad Iairoa lost night nl1ht sent lnt out outs olt oltI
s general enprll order odtr order to 0 all al employees calling clng
for a cl uso > > e watch to be 0 kept on the tracks tracksTills trackf tracksThic
Tills 1 wn WI was done dOIP for fear the striking strltng track trackmen trackpn trackteen
train trainA trlno trlnoA men pn would attempt atempt to wreck wrck or derail derailtrain deral deraltrlno deraIltriln
A large nurolmrof nutof men were detailed detale to tothat toratrol torPtrol
ratrol dllYlurnt iItuty itarlit wa was sd said late lat last night nightthat
that ever 1Pf every bit Li of ottrck track from Now Raven Ravento
to it 0 this Ihl city cty was WIS being closely watched watchl It Itwas ItWR
was WR aliio stated IIaed statedthiat that a number rumbr of Pinkerton Pinkertondetective Pnkeron Pnkerond Pinkertondtcjiyei 1
detective d pclhl had been ben employed employedWhere emp10rtdWhere employedWhere
Where the ho men mln wholeft wholef West Welt Haven Iaen on ontrain onI ontrain
I train yesterday y went to was not known knownWIT kown kownVB knownMR
WIT HTVVE ITE GOT GOT THE TI PICTURE PICTUREBat
Bat Bt Instead of Its I Being letn a Ukenec Iklnt1 of ofHimself ofHimself i iImelr
Himself Imelr It Was al That Tat of a Cow CowWASiiiKOTOtf C01 CowAS1IOTON
WASISOTON WASiiiKOTOtf May 4 4A A onco well wellknown wel wellknown
known Washington Wahlnglon artist artst who now only onlyworks onlyWorks onlyWorka
works nt long intervals when compelled compelledto compled compledto
to do d so s by absolute ab llto necessity nllty recently recentlycompleted ronty rontyImpleP recentlyeomnpieted
completed ImpleP a portrait prrait in oil al of Postmnster PostmnsterGeneral Postmnter Postmnterilneral 1ostmnstereuueral
General ilneral Payne which has been
ha bon very gen genfrail genlNI genraiir
frail lNI raiir admired nrmlre Mr Pane only paid a anominal nnominal anominal
nominal sum for the portrait prrai and is il ex exwdingly exinll exeedingiy
wdingly < inll pleased pl al with wih it Art critics criticshave crtIC criticshacm
have told him that it compare cmpa favorably favorablywith taorbly taorblyIh
with dtb Ih the portrait prrait oj Charles Emory mory Smith Smithhicli Smithhlh Smithuwhich
which hicli hlh hangs hongl In il Iho ho PoHtmaslerGenerals PoHtmaslerGeneralsprivate POtmlterGlnerl POtmlterGlnerllnlo
private lnlo office and for which 110 1000 was waspaid WI weepatch
paid pid patchhlNt
paidFirst First irt Assistant Allitant PostmasterGeneral PostmasterGeneralWynne POKtmnterGeneral
WYlne Wynne yore met the artist arist tho other day and nndnapp
napp happlpd happened nr > d to tl mention mlntlon that that he would like likepicture lke likea
1 a picture plcur but did not think it necessary nOt8f necessar necessart
to t 0 add hat hn desired delro the picture pictur to be of ofhimself
himself hln lf Today Toda the artist arlst brought brught in inpainting Ina
1 a painting Illnlnl carefully cantuly wrapped rap up
Only Onl S 50 O ho exclaimed as he took tookoff tok tokol tookf
off ol f the th wrappings rppln and its It a bigger bar bargain baraln bargain ¬
gain aln limn tho PostmasterGeneral P0mutrOenerl PostmasterGeneralThen got gotThen
Then 1111n ho exposed to Mr Payne Paynl fot fot1111n R as astonished 1 astflflIhcpcl ¬
tonished Inni I d eyes ees eXQ a particularly rlclaly handsome handsomecow hondmo hondmoIRndlnl
cow ow standing IRndlnl knee kne deep dtp in meadow meow grass grassand gr grassand
and 1 d meditatively lldlltlly chewing a cud Mr MrWynne 11
Wynne Ylnp received rcfhl tho picture pictur gravely grvely then i ilooked
looked nt himself hlm pl In the glass gil and ald then thenIWK thenJl
tmkagafut IWK Jl again at the picture pictureWell plctun pIctureSeIt
Well 11 he hI remarked fnarke It may be b a 1 work workMutual workit ork I
0 me it f ar hit bitt Its a damne damned bd bad Iken likeness at ofme I
Mutual tHlal explanations followed and the theimtarrawipd tholbarraHp tuefttitcarrapJ
xplanton tolowed
fttitcarrapJ imtarrawipd lbarraHp artist left IIC after aCor promising promllnl
to t Complete crpIllo a Ilrralt portrait of Mr Wynne In InMior Inhor Intbcorm
Mior tbcorm hor order oder 5Ir r Wynne kept the thl cow CW CWhowIr cowhowvr j
> hpwvi howvr r He II placed pia It In a conspicuous conspicuousi cmpicuous cmpicuousfll
i plar fll > j il in hi his j office o and Informed Iltonm visitors visitorshat vlltol vIsItorshat
ofC
hat hn In wns ns trying to decide deldo whether whthlr or orn orj
trlnl
j n nnl nottijo ° t tho ho urtlut Irtt really faly meant mfant It for an nib nlleKonril all allonl11 nibgonl I
Konril onl11 Portrait porrl of the First Flrt Assistant Altnt Post Postt Postnla Postflin4reneral
nla flin4reneral trlnrl trlnrlnHnT a afir
nHnT fir > t IDT DISCHARGE I SCIW HERE HERErrnaila HElmrrlula RR1Wreustta
rrnaila rrlula Iorenl Forceilto nrll to io 0 to Philadelphia rllalphla to toiet tofllt toCet
fllt Cet iet nid Rd of Her ler Asphalt Asphaltl bph isphaltIteeflUM n n1IU
l 1IU IteeflUM aufo of f a strike frlke of 300 3 dock laborers lalxjrersfit 101lfI
fit t fiiinpoint npolnt tho steamship le mlhlp Grenada Grnlda11 In InSiimmy ittI1tIItftV I
Siimmy 111111 I1tIItftV with a cargo carlo of 1800 I I tons of asphalt asphaltmm
mm rnll Trinidad Trilidad wa was forced fold to proceed to toIJ 0
1 11 IJ 1ilailelphla IAI1llhll akiphln to dihclmrgn The union prl long lonl I
hnrttrirn 0r1n henaJKiuts hlnl cllhnrJ 101 R It was wai Rnld Nld had hadnfuMd hadnrlc hadtI1W4l
nfuMd nrlc to handle hnndll the hf cargo cargoInlapdl carlo carloIolaadl cargolnIaad2
Inlapdl PouTd Poladl PoIandfl PoUndlt PoUndltrolinl Polandtttatsr oland I
rolinl flln1 dt u Irltr tatsr itr Irs acnont natures iciuedlC iciuedlCThe 1 ledlc ledlcdt
15 The Soth r tnturyLlntttsd tnturyLlntttsdI n nt ry llmllM llmllMirf 1lmll
I irf I u Nm York ctnlralA johour hour trail lrll hit t between bCtO bCtOr betweentork
Nf r York ork and aoc CMc Chlraro fo S SM ni tt a day da Atr lr
IIIIR KAMI i iShrs fII Divoitci DivoitciNhri IiJI j
Nhri hll Daughter naulhtlr of f Mrs Ir trs4elteon Nrlton 11on unit ahl Muter Mlstrrof HItlr I
of MM Ir tri llrxlnalil 1tllnalll C Vamlrrlillt VamlrrlilltNKWionr aI rnitit + + tituI tituIHSYIonT t
NKWionr HSYIonT R I f 1 May Iay 4Mn II Arthur Alhur T TKemp 1 Fientp
Kemp Kplf lies brought Irough a I suit for to divorce dlonl and andit Id IdIt antiit
it will 1 oome ote up ullin In the Appellate plwlah DlvUlon 11Ilon of ofHi ofthe oftIi
Hi the Supreme Court our curt which mi mle tneeis > eU In Now Nowort Ne Nepori Nowirt
pori ort nnxt Monday It I I Impossible InpKllbl1 to get getany Retany getany
any Information an al to II tho charge charle preferred
by Mrs r Kemp against 4gullt her hrr huslwml hUKhulll It Is i
known klown however that the cairn Is on the thedocket thedoket thedocket
docket doket and ad from this thll it 1st I Inform Inter1 that all alltho ni altthe
tho necessary 11lr papers paprH hnvti l been > cen nerved nervedFor HIrpt servedFor
For Rome time there have been
tme Ilro hfn rumors rumorsof rumorof rumorsof
of divorce dlorc proceiMlngs prcelngR on tho ho part of Mrs MrsKcmp Mr MrsKemp1
Kemp Kemp1 She came to Newport Newprt last lst winter winternnd wlntlr wlntlrnnd winterand
nnd has hOlhe lived here Ilr ever err since sinceShe sInc sinceShe
She Is a daughter doughtlr of Mrs Mr Frederic FredericNeilson Jrldrrlo JrldrrloNli Frederic1uetison
Neilson Nli n and before toro her marriage mariAge was wasBelle wasBelle
Belle lle Nellson Nellon She ha hal lies figured fKre prominently promlilenty
In 11 society socety In New York and Newport Newprt and Is Isa l isa
a handsome handlomo woman woma She Is u sister sisterof Ilflr Ilflrof sisterof
of Mrs r Reginald lglnlld C Vanderbilt Yan lrblt who was wasmarried wnHmlrrlll wastncurrieet
married mlrrlll here hlre lout Ilt month Mrs Mr Kemp K mp has hasone haHono hasone
one child childMr chid chidr childMr
Mr r Kemp has bal taken a great Ireat interest Interet in ingolf Ingolf ingolf
golf and nd yachting yachtingIt yachllngI
It I IH II likely lkely that the cane will wi be b pre presented presenlllby proscntedby ¬
sented senlllby by deponlllons depllUonl and ali that the he hearing hearingwill hlarlnJ hearingvIli
will wi be private Mr and Mrs MI Kemp worn wornmarried weremarried ro romarril
married > about nblt ftveyears felarl ago agoMrs no noMr ugoMrs
Mrs Mr Kemp is II a niece neo of Frederick Oeb Oebliard Glh Glhhart 1dbbarth
hart About Abolt a year Iar ago it wax said aie that thatBho thntsho thaticlic
Bho was M thinking of going 1olnl on 01 tho stage stageA IaR
A friend trlne of hers went to the he extent of nHk nHking Ilk IlkIng itakhug
ing George OerJl 0 Tyler manager tanpef for fo Llebler Lleblerit Ilcbler IlcblerC
it 1 Co C the theatrical firm frl to make an ap appointment upplntment appolntment ¬
pointment plntment to talk with wih Mrs Mr Kemp about abouther ab abouttier ut uther
her stage career careerA crr crrA
A last winter Mrs in inill inI inIll
year rar ago Ist wlntlr Mr Kemp wan WA
ill I health and spent K nt part of tho tim winter winterin cItuterIn Inter InterIn
in tho South SOllh Her Hlr husband hllbnd stayed IRyed In this thisveily thisci1y hll hllIciy
Nellsons too Fifth Fifthavenue Flttha Fifthavenue
veily Iciy at Mrs Mr elsnf home lo
avenue avenueMr a avenueMr vpnue1r
Mr 1r Kemp has hl apartments at the Bucking Buckingham Buckingham Buckingham ¬
ham Hotel Hote Annex AnnexDIVORCE AnruecDflORCE nnex nnexDnORCE
DIVORCE FOR MRS 1R PRlXIER PRlXIERCase PRR PRRCIe
Case In n Which Lillian Lilan Ash 1 Campbell Camplll Wai WaiCorespondent al ar arCoriitpondent
Corespondent CorespondentBuniJNOToy Corkpdent CorkpdentBUnNOTON CoriitpondentBUn1JIOTON
BuniJNOToy BUnNOTON Vt t May 4 4A A divorce divorcewas thorf divorcewasgranted I Iwa8granld
was wa8granld granted to Mrs Molvina lohln Prunlerintho PrunlerinthoChlttenden Prunier In the theChitenden theChittenden
Chlttenden Chitenden County COlnt Court COlrt this thl morning moring by byJudge byJudgo byJudge
Judge H R IL Start Mrs trH Prunier named namedMra namtdMI nanwdMrs
Mrs MI Lillian Illan Ash Campbell Camphel of Fishkill FishkillN FIMhkl I
N Y widow of W C Campbell Campbl as a co corespondent cortspndent corespondent ¬
respondent rtspndent No opposition was W1 made to totho tothe I Ithe
the petition petitionMrs pttion petItionMrs
Mrs lr Prunier on the stand ane told tol ol I how her herhusband herhlsband herhusband I
husband hlsband F J Prunier studied medicine medicineand relcu1 relcu1and mnedlciwand
and secured lcured a situation sltlaion with wih Mr Campbell CamplwilllnNew CampbellinNew 11 phI i iInNew
InNew York as al nurse nul and how upon this thndeath IhAdeath thisdeath
death of Mr Campbell Campbl his hil wife Ife employed employedPrunier elfloe elfloePrunier employedPrunIe lpn
Prunier as 8 her private secretory secretoryPrunier McretMYPrnier secretoryPrunier
Prunier Prnier was as not at tho trial hut a con confession rn rnfllon confession ¬
fession fllon made at at a hearing in a previous previouscaw prfloll
relatives of Pru Prunier Pmnler Pritntor
caw C was wal Introduced Inroducld and rllallel ¬
nier testified te8tlfed to his having lived lved with wih tho thocorespondent thocorlspndlnt timcorespondent
corespondent corespondentMrs
corlspndlnt corlspndlntlrl Mrs lrl Prunier Prnlpr gels tl a divorce and the thecustody thecUlledy thecustody
custody of two minor n l llor children childrenWhen chllerln chllerlnWhen childrenWhen
When Prunier Prnier was engaged enpuged by Camp Campbell Campbel Camphell ¬
bell bel Mrs Mr Ash Alh said she was his hil wife Upon Uponthe Upn Upnthe Uponthe
the death of Campbell Campbl there was wa a contest conelt coneltoVlr contestover
oVlr over hIs 11 estate ot V 1150 1L5OO CAA nnn ul alt ll If of r which whichhad whcichthad litnl litnlhad
had been bn left Ilft to Mrs Ash A h or Campbell CampbellTho Cnmphel
The Te contest Cntelt was finally Inaly tlnallycomnpromlsed compromised Mrs MrsCampbell MrsCampbell lr8 lr8Campbel
e
Campbell Campbel then engaged Pmnlor ptler an al private privatesecretary prlvatoIrta privatesecretary
secretary Irta and andla andlatbe later ongar r Sire Ill MrsPnjnlerstied Pruniermied Pnlrllei her to tocycpver toIver toover75QQ9r
cycpver over75QQ9r 116foraUIQton 76WO 1pr alienation of her bus husbknda bu busbands
115000 bands bnd Iver II affectioti aeodc She Se 1 1i got It a a verdict vndct of otII
115000TOOK
TOOK i oKiIII HIM FOR FOl JOHN ORN L LHohert LRob Lifottert
Hohert Rob E EL Lee Jr r Knjoyi EnJo a IJtile UtteBo UtteBoron Her Borrowed Herroweit ¬
rowed ron 1 Fame FameRICHMOND FameRICIUON FsmsRIciuom
RICHMOND RICIUON Va May 4 4Iober 4Ilobert Robert E Leo LeoJr L LeoTr
Jr grandson gradRn of the he Confederate Conteerate General Generalbroadshouldered Genora Generalbroadshouldered
broadshouldered broadshouldere powerful pwertul standing ftanding standingfeet 6 6feet 6t
feet t t 3 in his shoes hol and a d weighing more morethan moretha nmrethan
than tha 300 3 pounds punda captured the plaudit plaldll in intended Inlendo intended ¬
tended lendo for John L Sullivan ulhan and ald moved movedDrover movedOrver movedGrover
Drover Orver Cleveland Cevelad to perpetrate prptrate a Joke JokeCol jokeCol jokeCot
Col Lee a member memer of tho Governors Governorsstaff lovernorsstaff ovemors ovemorsRia
tle
staff Ria went last Ilt week wek to the dedication dedicationof deicton deictonof
of the Louisiana Lu laa Purchase Purcha Exx EXJolltlon EXJolltlonI Exposition ExpositionIn > stlon stlonIn
In I the th party party were Con GOI Fitzhugh Fzhugh Leo L and andTJeutGov ad adIeutOov andLleutGov
TJeutGov IeutOov Joseph JOSph E Willard WillardOn Wiald WialdOn WillardOn
On the same sme car ca with wih tho Virginia party partywere partyere partywere
were ere a number numbr of sporting sprtng men They Theyspeedily Theylply Theyspeedily
speedily recognized Col Col Lee L and sur surig Iur Iurrounte surrounded
lply rounded Id him regnze cngratulatng congratulating him on hil hI hIappearance
appearance rounte ad and Mklnl asking him Ubl nboi vaOI varlbuic varlbuicring
apparao rng ring ig events It soon 10n dawned dawne on the brawny
Virginian Virginia that he was W8 playing the role 1010 rob of ofJohn ofJohn ofJohn
John L Sullivan Su1vl and he playng entered oltcro Into tho thospirit thoplrt thespirit
spirit plrt of the th occasion ocion In St Louis LulCI Col ColLee ColJe
Lee was I cheered chelrd along aong the streets streetl with withBhouta withshouts ith ithshouts
shouts of Hurrah Hurah for John LI LICol LJC L1Coi
Col C Lee L was 1 presented prnte to exPresident exPresidentCleveland uIrlident uIrlidentCeelaldl oxPresidentCleveland
Cleveland who gazed gazd at him for a moment momenting momenttalnR momenttaking
talnR taking Ceelaldl In hi8 lis hercllel herculean proportions T rurn rurnIng
ing to 0 Gen Otn am Fitzhugh Fzhugh Lee L proprlonl he said ld with wlh a atwinkle atwinkle atwinkle
twinkle in his Is htI eye JO Where Wher did you all allget al allget
get this thi little ltte fellow fellowLESS felow felowl fehlowLESS
LESS l SS SURE OF PRIESTS GUILT GUILTPolee IVILTPolice WILTPolice
Police Polee Now Think TInk Rejected RIJeetd Lover Lnr Slay SlayHave naylne Mayhave
Have lne Killed Kltd Agatha tha Relcmtn Reldn ReldnLRAN HeleblinLocal RelcmtnLOIUIN
Local LRAN Ohio May 4 4Public Public Publo opinion opinionhero opinionber opinionhero
hero ber today tay became becme decidedly decdel less IE hostile hostileto hOole hOoleto holieto
to Father Walser War the priest pret who is il under underarreut undernrlt underarrest
arrest nrlt on suspicion supicion that he murdered murder Miss MissAgatha Mi MissAgatha
Reichlin ReichlinDetective BeichflnDetective
Agatha gltha Richln RichlnDtecive
Detective Dtecive McBrle McBr e has hi been ben convinced convincedfrom lminc convincedfrom
from frm the outset oulst that the priest was W8 not notguilty notguly notguilty
guilty guly and ad has been bn working on this theory theoryHe thery theryHe theoryHe
He received relnl important imprtant Information infonaton yester yestertho yesterday 08ter 08terday
day which le led him to 0 mke make a hure hurried trip tripto tripto
to th the Richln Relchiin home A cnterno conference with withtho witittim
tho Reichlin ltlchln brothers brothef followed followedIt tolowe
It was Wa acknowledged acknowllgt acknowi dged this thlf evening that thatan thatan thatan
an Important clue had ha l Ien > een discovered discoveredand dlHcovere
Imprant cue
and ad that that possibly plibly before btor tomorrow tomorrw night nightthe nightthe nightthe
the case would bo b far enough along aong to t make makethe maketha maketim
the c facts public publo It I is I said that if I the thesuspicions thelupicion tlmsuspicions
suspicions of Detective Dettive McBride are ar well wellfounded w1 wellfounded
founded the crime will wi be laid at the door doorof doorot door doorof
of tOlnde a manwho lives In crme not tar from the Reichlin Reichlinhome Richln Richlnhome Reichhlrihome
home This theory thery Involves Involve a JUtedJover ajUteJoer ajUteJoerWe ajiltedioverWo JUtedJoverWo
Wo were misled mllled in the action acton wn wntook WAtook wetook
took said d County Prosecutor Prsctor Lee 1 Stroup Strouptoday Srouptoa Strouptoday
today toa Father County Walser Waltr may be bl guilty guiltyhut gity gityut guiltybut
hut ut we were of the opinion that the evidence evidencengninst oldcno ovhclencoagainst
against him was M stronger Itrnger than now appears appearsto appar
to be b tho case cae1IUTLEK c clI1LER caseIBUTLEK
1IUTLEK lI1LER HALTED IITO FIREME FIREMEMade FIREUENIalte FIl1L1ENMacIc
Made Thrm TII no Through Throuihflasenwnt rol Basement OaunCt and Ip IpKenan LpMerantii p pHefant
Kenan Hefant tttalra Mtalr at B t K II I IL Harrlmans HarrlmansThere larrfnan larrfnanfler hlarrilnansThere
There fler wan Wi a clash between btwen the firemen firemenand fremen fremennd firemenand
and nd E H I Harrimons Harrmas butler buter over a 1 slight slightchimney Hlght Hlghtchlmnpy slightchimney
chimney fIre fro in Mr Harrimang Hamans house houl nt atI
1 East Et EtFiftyflfthstreet Fiftyfifth JI1ffh street strt yesterday yosterdayafternoon yosterdayafternoonThe e terla afternoon afternoonThe afornon afornonThe
The firemen frmln ran up lp tho stoop with Ith their theirhooks theirbokl theirhooks
hooks bokl but the butler warned wared them off offThe 01 offThe
The butler says 11 the firemen frrmen motioned motionedas
as if they he were going to smash smlh in tIm ho plate plateglass I Iglass IIlt
glass window In the door dor After a little ltle littleparley I Iparley Illrle
parley Ilt the firemen fremn went w nt through the bow 11 basement i iment iment
ment and ad up the servants HfIK stairs Itair to the tImsmoking I IKtnoking
smoking room rom where wher the butler had thrown thrwn thrwnn throwita j ja I
a KloklnJ couple ruple of buckets btcketl of water in the fire fr frplac fireiu1s j jThe
iu1s I
plac The 110 firemen rfmln finally fnaly got gt to the roof rof and andPitt j jput
put 111 out the fire tr with wlh nn extinguisher eXlinJulMher and anda
a couple cuple ol pall alK of sand Id which they the dumped dumpeddown dump tiumpeddown
down the chimney chimneyIJeut chlmll clcimntvLieut
IJeut King Rlnp of Truck 1nlk 2 which responded respondedon rpondl
on the ho call cAl Midi Md that his hil men were not notrude notrlee notrude
rude and ad hid ht no Intention Inflton of smashing smashingIn mahln mahlnIn
In rlee the hl front door drlr Lieut Leut King thought thoughtthat IhoughtIhat thnuhitthat
that the he butler Lulr might have been responsible responsiblefor rAporlblufor
for a serious fCrOUI fire fre by h delaying dela ln1 the firemen firemenFnUndl Irmr1 Irmr1rland firemenrnlandb
FnUndl Iolnnrtt PoUnrtill Iolanll JoIsnlTUtflouted PoUnrtillJollied
Jollied Dollcd al II the ramoua tamoua IoUnrt olod Hprlnr Me le JeAd JeAdIarkVcanna Ait Aitjirk Adtlrknna
lrknna jirk T > nn Railroad lalroa4 In n Murrain MurrainShorlr nalato nalatoIor liafraloishoruPit
Shorlr l route ut New St rW Pullman Fulman rats Hurrh Hurrhdining Mupettdintea u t
dining Ur 14 1 Ior dr or r service arTI Tickets dtta at iv nI an1 an IIU IQ Hway HwayUr 1a II nay
BUCK BUCKLN BUCKLIN LIN WON JEROME BLAMED BLAMEDriREHE BLAMEDt
t riREHE IUt F flIRT fOIIT sntT llT r7 r7TO IITI I ITo
TO DISTRICT IITIIUT ATTOHEr ATTOHErCanncldn 4TTOIINIratithruils TTJInI TTJInItaOII
Canncldn Manager llnallr Del lets a Change Chanll of ofVenue oflle oret1tle
Venue et1tle lle largely 1111 Uepatue Uealae ItUtrlet mlt rlet rlettonIc Al Alloriirv titonic
tonIc > Han lu Fed 11 the Presn Prr With fh Inter Interlrw Intlr IntlrII InterIews
lrw II Convlelliic olnllln Him lUl Urfore Idore THat TrtalHuprnme TnalHuprro THattiupretne
Huprnme Huprro Court Justice JUHtce McCall McCl decided decidedyesterday dlclded dlcldedHtrcay decidedyesterday
yesterday Htrcay that David Davldiluckhin Bucklln Buckln manager managpr of ofCanfleldH otC ofCanflelds
CanfleldH C ltlldl gambling gunllng house hOII who was ar arrested artl arrested ¬
rested in the tl raid rid madeby District Ditrict Attorney AttorneyJerome A AttorneyJerome tomey tomeyJfrOmp
Jerome is I entitled nttled to be b tried trllo in some someother fame fameother someother
other county coulty Itecauso l h caww al of the prejudice prejudiceagainst pnjudlce pnjudlcengallt prejudiceagainst
against ngallt him hltl htmwhiich which Is I supposed IUPPOe to 0 exist eit in inthe II Inhliti
the minds of New Yorkers Yorkol on account of ofthe otlf ofthe
the lf notorietywhich lie has h obtained obllned hi i the thopublic theiuttblio
public 11110 iuttblioJustice press pressJustice IfI
Justice JU llco McCall Mcal says tYH that ha when whln ho first firstapproached firstapproached lt ltapprached
approached apprached the ho motion moton for a change of ofvtiiuo ofnue ofenuo
vtiiuo nue liu was WI strongly Itrolgly prejudiced prdldlced against againstit
it IxicauHO homulo it seemed teled hardly harly credible that thatUuckllii thatDlckln thatBuektitu
Uuckllii Dlckln could cOlld not get 1lt a fair fall and impartial impartialtrial imparIal imparIalIlal Impartialttial
trial Ilal in this t hi county rlnty But Dlt after afer reading readingthe rading radingtl readingthe
the tl record r ord which contains rntail among other otherthings otherthings oilierthings
things 475 47 typewritten Iypwrtln pages plge of extracts extractsfrom extmct extractsfroni
from frm nnws nnwlpapl newspapers > apers relating rlating to Bucklin BucklinJustice Buckll BuckilitJustice
Justice Jl8lcu McCall tcCal became Iare convinced cnvinced that a aprejudice apfjlclct aprejuiict
prejudice pfjlclct has hn > been bn created craed which has found foundlodgment tound10dgl1nt foundlodgitient
lodgment 10dgl1nt in tIm ho minds of our citizens citizensContinuing ctizens ctizensCnlnulllK citizensContinuing
Continuing CnlnulllK tho opinion reads readsThroughout rad readsItctotigtiouit
Throughout hrlllwlt nil I tho proceedings IroCldln lending lendingup IpndingII
up II iii to the he defendant defeldlnl a trial nnd this thl motion motiontlio motol niotlonthe
the Ih press re of OilH Ihl county cnlnty was WI fed fld with wlh Inter Interview 111r IntervIews ¬
view 1111 by b the III District DblrJt Attornoy Atorno Attorney ormembers ormembersof or mellr mellror nuenibers nuenibersof
of hw hlr staff ta 1 wherein whtreln the I hI defendant dlftn ult In as associ associuition uct uctntlon
ntlon nton with wlh wild Illd Canfleld lnlrld N I referred rlrrpd ROe to r rpcntpdly rp rpIIntodly rsneatedly < >
pcntpdly IIntodly nn 11 foloiis defyIng derlnl legally 1II0iy consti constituted conHUtllld conctitoted ¬
toted tllld authority Ilthorl and nd other olhlr terms of like likenature IkA IkA1111rl liketitit
nature 1111rl titit tire lerinlnntlnR lerlllnlnl In II a I declaration dlclaraton In 11 i ii o Illn IllnOlr Opel Opelcourt > en encoiirt
court in the of specIal panel panelrnlled panelcalled
Olr tl very Pr iry prp lr Jireeiuce ence llc u I Pclll panll panllnltd
called nltd to try Ir thin thl defendant dflldult that the house housereferred houl houcetreferred
referred rlferred to In the Indictment found against againsthim a agatitathim all t thlllI
him hlllI him wiiMas was a ai4 well rl known as O n I gambling nmblnl houxena houxenacertain hou house t M Mrrtaln itscertain
certain named non1d places Ilur were lpre known ns o hotel hotelNo hotelo hotelsmatter
No o matter 1111r who or what 1111 the defendant may mi be beIn b beI
In I n an 11 application Ilpllllol it icrill ret Ion of this thll kind hi Ind hIs personal personaleiiuntlnn personalequatIon r onll onll1lnlnn
equatIon 1lnlnn to the tit tic Court Is I as a cipher rpherl the th prin principle prlnIplr prhnelpie ¬
ciple Iplr Involved In everything Iverythlng and this Ih s practice practiceof praclr
of public publc nfllclnls nleRls grunting Irfntll Interviews pending pendingtrials pndlnl pendingtrials
trials Irlll and nne In the public puhlo press pre A actually ntual trying tryingiind trringInd tringcind
iind Ind convicting comlclnl defendants deflndantsbtore before they th are arenrralKneu lre lreIrrahld arearraIgned
arraIgned Irrahld iiccordiiiK 1cordlnl to proper procedure procedurel procdure procdureI
I ani In abuse bl e that hnt l Is assumIng numinl vast a1 proportions proportionsrorrecled proporlold proporloldI proportIonsus
I us cicown holn I by thl ease and Inle unless dllldl speedily speedilycorrected
corrected corrtclld will 111 work great Irllt evils 1 not any IU any of ofwhich ofhl1 ofshIeti
which hl1 IH I more ror to bo I deplored dlplond than thll this thl which whichcompels whlrhmppl urhichoiiiieIi
compels < mppl the 11 t tic Court COlrt to assume Issum the he polton position it ittioes
doei dof In disposing dl PMhlr of this motion motionJustice mol motionJustice on onJusllce
Justice McCall cCal then refers rlfer to an affidavit affidavitmade amda affidavitreads It Itmade
made by an Assistant AIIant District DWrct Attorney Atorney in ina Ina
a 1 motion 1010n for a special Iflal panel pnel to try ry the he case casein Cle CleIn casein
in which it is stated aed that thatunnelr unnecessary delay delaynnd dtla dtlaInd delaynod
nod Ind difficulty dlfculy would bo I caused cud by attempt attemptIng atpmpl atpmplIng attempttag
Ing to 0 obtain nllaln an ordinary ordinar jury jur because b of oftho attIl ofthe
the tIl wide Ido notoriety notorily and publicity publciy tho case casolias caB casehas
has ha had Thn h opinion proceeds proceedsThe prod
The force fnrrl or the ho truth of these hCe statements statementsnn Hlallmpnll
nn a supported 11lorled by I Ii tho thu h record rPord before berort me in is isIrresistible IsIrrlsl IsIrresisttbht
Irresistible Irrlsl llhl hut what I cannot understand undoNtnnd Is IKwhy Ish Iswhy
why h they 11t do not apply with equal force forfe to n nspecial nIllnl aspecIal
special Illnl an well wll an 11 IPPi to mi In ordinary ordlnlr panel pani fun Thnconditions Thocondiloni funconditIons
conditions condiloni are Irl ton to obvious to warrant dla dlaciiKslon dlscuolll dtscimitsloli
ciiKslon cuolll and the Iht regrettable rrirellhin feature rpnllre of the thewholn thehol thewhole
whole hol matter 1111r Is I that whether htIIer the defendant defendantis dlftndlnt dlftndlntI
is I Innocent Innent or guilty ulty an al charged charlpd there thlre should shouldhave Ihould Ihouldhn1 houidhnve
have hn1 been 1111 nothing untlhlr In the world ns IH far as astho 1M 1MIhe asthe
the Court cnn see At to have hl prevented proenld his hiflhuvlng hishlnln bI bIhaving
having hlnln been brn arraigned Irrl In n quiet rlulet orderly orderlymanner nrdrrl nrdrrlmnnuer orderlyuuianmicr
manner and Iht hit lit matter malr nl long 1011 since s noo disposed disposedof disp0ld disp0ldor
of In a proper wayibutbpcnune watJt waytiut bcnue because of ofa a departure departurefrom dparturrrol departtmrfrntii
from rrol regular regu ar method scud Ild the h adoption ndopton of oftflclicH ofIlutc o otactics <
tactics Ilutc that Ihlt are uncalled uncllrd for and should holid haw hawnn ha hareno i
no place pIal in II triaLs IrlaL In this thl county condition conditionImvo condlions condlionshlvl conditionshave
have hlvl been bpn crested crlalld that tltmlkB make mo believe believethat holef beliessthat
Ula that trial of his hl caeshould cle eho be transferred transferredto trnlerred trnlerredt
to t some lore other county countyThBoonnlT COUQYTecuntjJIchJ countyTh
ThBoonnlT Th cd ntyInbih1tls ta Wcsh It b i elected totry tl try
BucUwlrbd4trmn BucktlnwihLbe BuciUnwiU TecuntjJIchJ be determined rater by hI his hiscounsel h hcounsel
counsel coul1 John Delahtinty and submitted submittedTHO submit submittedto
an
to to the Cu Court forappro forapproTO forapirokal I ITwo
Two JURV HARVARD Am fOES FINED FIEDFor FllI FllIFor FINEDFor
For Walklnc alklnl on a lUllroad Rlroad but Not for forPlBhtlnK forFhtn forFlhttnk
PlBhtlnK Fhtn omcloui Cop CopCAMLRIDOI Cp CopsCAMIIHID0C
CAMLRIDOI CAMIRtOI Mass Ma May 4 4Farwalklng 4Farwalklngon 4For For walking walkingon
on tho tracks of tho old Fitchburg Fithburg Railroad Railroadtwo Rairoad Rairoadto Railroadtwo
two Harvard students slurell were ere arrested arrsted yes yesterday y yesterday s stlray ¬
terday tlray after afer a struggle srggle with the Cambridge Cambridgepolicemen Cambridgepolicemen unbrdge unbrdgeplcmen
policemen plcmen and a d an officer ofc r employed by the therailroad theriroa theraiiroad
railroad riroa The hl two students ltudentl are Austin AustinWright Austn AustnWriKht AustinWright
Wright son sn of Prof Prf John Henry Wright Wrightdean Wrightdean Wrightdean
dean of the Harvard Hanan graduate school hol and andP ald aldP andP
P I n Kayser laYHr of 78 6 Hlrapden Iapen Hall Hal both bothmembers bth bthmemol bothmembers
members memol of otthe the sophomore lophomore class classThe cll classThe
The 1 two young men went out for a walk walkand walknnd walkand
and toward the end ofthe of ihe afternoon aferoon they theyBtruok theytlrok theystruck
struck tlrok the Fitchburg Fithburg tracks troks near nlar the Eel Belmont Bl Blmont Eelmont
mont line lne The 10 railroad rairoad officer ofcr and 11 the thepolicemen theplcmen thepolicemen
policemen plcmen were on the outlook for or track trackwalkers trackwalklr trackwalkers ¬
walkers walklr Wright and Kayser KaYRr were 1er told toldto toldto toldto
to considerlthcmselves nslrer nKht thlmfles under arrest arrestThe arrestTe arrestThe
The Te railroad ralro d officer ofcr and one of the police policemen plc pohicemen ¬
men both in plain clothes cothes took hold of the theyoung thevoung theyoung
young men who objected ohjeed and ad fought foughtThe foughtiln
The Thl railroad rairoall man m was wa not strong enough enoughfor enoughfor no uh uhtor
for his prisoner who broke away and ad went wentto wentto
to the prlner rescue reicue of his fellow fllow student ludent Just Justthen Justthen rlst
reue
then another aa her policeman ploma came cae up and the thethree thothll thethree
three thll nen managed to land tho ftudens students studentsat
len mage
at the police Illc station stton The Te boys b1 were bailed bailedlast bae bailedlast
last l8t night nightThe nightThe Ight Ight111e
The students wore fined 5 I each eah in the theThird theThird theThird
Third District mstrct court our by fne Jodge Almy Almy this thUmorning thi thismornIng
morning mOllng on the tht charge of track trck walking walkingThe walkingThe walkingThe
The charge of assault ault on an officer omcr was wasdismissed wasdiantlasod U Udllml8
dismissed dllml8 After Arer hearing hearin the evidence evidenceJudge evidenc evidenceJudge
Judge Almy criticised crlci the police plce sharply sharplyfor fharplyfor
for arresting arlltig the two young men without withouta
a warrant warrantBoth warrantBoth aant
Both th of the students Itmlentl mid that thlt they did didnot dIdnot
not know that they were wer violating loatng the th law lawbut lawbut lawlUt
but the Judge sold sd akI that he could culd not listen listento lsten
to 0 their Judg appeal appl for tho statutes satua said Ild that thatany tht thtallln thatany
any person found walking a railroad a rrd track trackwas trk trkwa trackwas
allln
was wa liable to a flue tne of not less le than thanT 3 3r
r J HARDY LAWYER RECLUSE RECLUSEOf RECLUE RECLUEor
or a Distinguished DlllnulhM Virginia tanla Family FamiYTle FamiYTleY FamIlyTie FamIlyTieIody The TheBody
Body Y Shipped Hhlpp to Norfolk NorfolkThomas Noralk NoralkThoml 4orfolkThomas
Thomas Thoml J J Hardy iy the lawyer lawr who was wasfound W8 wagfound
found dead dea on Friday Frday night on the top topfloor topfor topfloor
floor for of 523 13 West 159th l th street strther where he helived helived
lived 110 alone alole in a fiveroom erom flatwas fat a br brother brotherInlaw other otherinlaw otherinlaw
inlaw of Caldwell Caldwel Hardy lary of Norfolk Norolk Va Vapresident VaprlHldent Yepresident
president prlHldent of the National Nallona Bankers Bnkei Asso Association AB ABcaton Associatlon ¬
ciation caton and president prsident of the Norfolk Na National Natinl Natlonal ¬
tional tinl Bank Bnk and a son ln of the late lt Dr Thomas ThomasHardy Thomal ThomasIaMy
Hardy a distinguished dtlgulhod citizen ctrn of Norfolk NorfolkTho NorfolkThe NorfolkThe
lay The body by was WI taken talcn to tho Morgue and anda
a Coroners Corners autopsy autpy showed fhowed that Mr MrHardy Mrlar MrHardy
Hardy lar had ha died dl of apoplexy ap pie r Mr Hardy Hardywas Iary
was 1 a recluse rNlu and ad although aUlogh ho hod ha lived In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the 156th street house h011 for four years the thetenants thefnantR timtenants
tenants fnantR knew klew little IUle about abut him himYesterday himYAtorav himYesterday
Yesterday YAtorav hU hi brother brthor Gaston Gan Hardy Hardya Hary HaryA
a lawyer lawvr at ai 31 Nassau Nlu street had ha tho body bodyshipped by byshippec bodyshmipptat
shipped shippec to Norfolk Tho Morgue Morguf officials officialshad ofclal officialshad
had received roled word from trm Norfolk Norolk to deliver deliverthe dulvr dulvrhe deliverthe
the he body by only on an order ordtr from frm Mrs Mr Hardy Hardythe Iardy Iardyhe hardytime
the he dead mans widow widowIt widowI
It I In I presumed plsumr that Gaston Outn Hardy Hary had hadRiich ha immWsuch
Ilch such an order although alh ugh no one at the theMorgun theMorglo timeMorgue
Morgue Morglo knew anything unthll about t it I last night nightMrs nightMrs nightMrs
Mrs Hardy lIar is in Norfolk NorfolkSHOT NortolkIIT NorfolkShOT
SHOT IIT HIS II SOfL SOIXI4hI SOIXI4hIThen W1I > LAW LAWirn 1U 1U1In
1In Then irn Klrlnbaeh tllnbach Made an Effort to Kill KillIllmirir Jl HIllIIinhslrwtn1Ll
Illmirir 10lrmnt11 IIinhslrwtn1Ll niMMp of Old Olt quarrel quarrelEmil qurrel qurrelEmU QuarrelEmil
Emil Steinbnch Stlnblch who runs rM a hotel at I 204 204Bay 204Br 204Bay
Bay Br street Rtrl Stapleton Staten Island IAlnd tried triedlo trll trhalto
lo 0 wttle fll a quarrel quarrl of three hro years 01 standing standinglast landngItt
Itt last evening lrng by shooting hotng his soninlaw soninlawJohn Ionlnlaw IonlnlawJohl sonInlawJohn
Johl John C YIrmutCr VleuieUter proprietor propretor of ft the theJcrman thenerln theGerman
German nerln Club Rooms noutl hi Hlchmond Ichmond road roadThen rod rodThln romiThen
Thln Then hi fired fr a bullet bule nt his own ownhead ownhMd ownimaci
head VicmelHters YlemoIHorl injury Inju was as serious iwriouRbut trOUI seriousbut
Lit but Steinbach is 11 not badly hurt hurtViemelnter hur hurtYlenmeister
Viemelnter Yle fIlr married marred Stefnbachs StefnbchI 8tefmibochsdaughe 8tefmibochsdaughethree daughter daughterthree daughterthref
thref three years Or ago much mloh agalst SteinbaohA SteinbaohAwIshoDt Steinbch SteinbchwishOand Steinbachwishes
wishOand wishes wIshoDt and alo the t lie two menhave ren men have lvo quarrelled quarrellednlraut qUlrle qia reetied reetiedabout
about the matter mater ever since HOc Both Bth are aremembers ar aremembers
mlrbel members of the hl Liquor 1lqlor Dealers DMlel Aaxoda Aaxodallrin Aa AssoclathIn
thIn Iltn nnd attended olendl n I meeting mectin of thatbody thatbodyyenerdftv thtboy thtboye thzutbod thzutbodyesterdiiw
yenerdftv e erda In Odd Fellows Fflows flnl Hall fiI all In Brook Brookstreet Brk BrkH hhioostreet
street New Brighton BrightonPull
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tr lb h Coapusisor CoapusisorIll DfelDr DfelDrAI
Pull AI Mall Mallimloa al W Woo VLondon
London imloa oo Or Ctfrettc rclu rtllC3 1 tdr dr
I TO 1 RECOMPILE mIMPO POIE POiEtXIKIrWJ POiEtXIKIrWJIahrr AMI 411 KW KWKaiser l lalrr
Kaiser llrllertil to Us nl MaUInf aWln the tl Allenfpl AllenfplIn tenfpt tenfptIn
In Home Homefipetlnl 10mI HomepeePmI
fipetlnl pul fnWf iU t Itupalch la I Tile o SUNKOMB SUN SmtNhiotii ml mlJo
KOMB Jo May 4Count von on Billow IIow the theIm Ihl timelmmiperlul
Im huperlnl > erlal Cerman Olrnl Chancellor l1IancIQr who ho Is I ii here herewith hert bertsyitir
with wlh the Kaiser Kalfr had a long conference conferencethis Intrenc
this hl afternoon afernon with llt Admiral Morin the thenew tl themw
new nW Minister 11111lr of Foreign Jorln Affairs Alalr Then he hecalled hecale tieculled
called cale on Cardinal Rampolla lpola the Papal PapalSecretary PApl PAplrar PapalSecretary
Secretary rar of State at the Vatican Yatc Some Somepeople Sme Smel Sotnepeople
people oplo think this latter conference
l > thllkthl cnfernc was waslit WI wasut
lit relation flaton to the protection prtlclol of Itbman ItbmanCatholic ltman ltmanoholc 1tmanCdthmoiie
Catholic oholc missions m 10r in foreign or lgn lands which whichhas whichh whichhas
has h hlthnrto hlthoro been hcl exercised eXlrl8 by h France FranceTho FranceTue rao
The general gnerl public publi suspects SUSptK however howeverthat howter howterthat howeverthat
that the thl Interview Jnterle wan w wAg In connection cnnlctlon with withon withan withan
an attempt atempt by Emperor Erprr William Wllan to recon reconcile rcn rcncle reconcue ¬
cue cle the he Vatican Yatlan and ar the th Quirinal QulrinalSALVADOR QuirinalUI QuIrinalS4I14IOIl
SALVADOR UI AilOR TO RE 81 ASKED TO TOSould TI IAY IAYShould I41Should
Should Sould Payment llnt B ne lUfused flll fused a llrmand llrmandWill Illanl iPtetanittthl
Will I He le Made for forthe the Overdue Ornlul Award AwardWASHINGTON AamWARIUI01OS twainVARlm1NoTo
WASHINGTON WARIUI01OS May 4 4Action Action was wMtolrn wMtolrnIy taken takenhy takenhy
hy Iy the th Secretary creary of State today with wlh regard regardto
to 0 thin ho refusal rfllal of the Congress CnKr of Salvador Salvadoron 811hndofn Salvadoron
on fn Friday last to authorize autl0rlz tho payment paymentof pymelt pymeltof
of the thl half million 1 I Ion dollars dolarl awarded awared the theUniied theUnied timUnited
United Unied Stales Sal against lgsl Jthat hat country cuntry by bytho bythe bytIme
the trbunal tribunal which whlcharbfrtld arbitrated the he claim claimof cam camot
of the Salvador 8lhador Commercial Commtrlnl Comm rciat Company Companyan ompany ompanyan
an American llrcr mueric mi organization or l ion Rretl SecretaryHay Secretary SecretaryHay
Hay Jav sent Snt a lelegfiirri telet to toMr Mr Merry Mlrry the theUnited theUnltr theUnited
United Unltr Slates Mimsler MIIIster to Salvador Hlva or direct ciirectinj ttrectin directlog
log in him to request rqUl8t the th payment of the theaward timeaward he henarc
award which is l overdue pnyent more than two twomontliH twomonthK twomonths
narc
months montliHShould monthKSholld monthsShmc
Should Sholld Shmc uid payment ho 0 refund retuo and this th thml is isexpected IsIXllt Isexpected
IXllt expected d a demand dPmanr Instead Insar of a request requestfor rlut rlutfor requestfor <
for the heamount amount will wi bo b made What WhntwU WhntwUbo will willbo will willho
bo done if this hls course CUI should fall tol remains remainslo rerlns
lo 0 be bl decided decidedThe decldcdThe Iecldld IecldldThe
The Slate Department Dpamfnttwce Departmenttvlce twice asked Oke Seller SefiorLopez SellerLop07 lor I
Lopez Lpl the tht Salvadorian Ralmdora MInister here for the thepayment thepament thepayment
payment of time h award but it I wa was never neverascertained never never8raned neverascertained
ascertained 8raned whether atr he transmit transmitted led this thisInformation thisInformalon thisimufornuition
Information to 0 his hil iiI Government Ooelnlnl Future Futurenegotiation Ftur Futurenegotltutiona
negotiation negotlllonC will I IMS conducted through throughMinister thrugh throughMInister I
Minister Merry MerrypRJECT Jery Jeryp8JE Zilerrypfl1Er
pRJECT p8JE TO TOTRMFII TRAFFIC RULES RULESi RULESTrackmen RVIISTnekml RULESTrncknmeu
I
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Trackmen Tnekml and llarkmen Heard INr by b Alder Aldermen AIII AIIIInm AlderternAn
men Inm ternAn An n InwIIUiig QI nc Czar CzarThe C7 C7The CzarTime
The Aldermens Ademlens Committee Vmml e on Liw and andlegislation andIglslaton andLegislatIon
legislation Iglslaton held aj aJpublc a public hearing herlng yester yesterday yeter yeterday yestorday ¬
day on the proposed props ordinance ordlna c for the theregulation thergliation tImeregulatIon
regulation rgliation of street ItrMt traffic tr mc Representa Representatives Representatives prenta prentathII ¬
tives thII of truck trck drivers drer and In1 hackmens hackmensorganizations hackmnsorganz1t00 hiackmensorganizitIons
organizations organz1t00 spoke against it They said saidthat lid lidthat saidthat
that the th provisions prolionl preventing prenlng the unload unloading unlo unloading ¬
ing of goods poods on the ho sidewalks would inter interfere Intlr Intlrfere intertere ¬
fere with wih the thl trucking truckinJ business blllnpM The Thehackmen Tbehackmen Thehmaekmen
hackmen objected objectt to the proposal propoll lo 0 lake lakeaway takeaway akeaway
away the jurisdiction junIClon over rabstands rabstandsfrom rbsands rbsandstram cehatandsfrom
from the Aldermen and give it I to the police policeCapt polk polktpt policeCapt
Capt tpt Piper is a czar cr and would xtveua xtveuano glvousno gIve us usno
no show thow one man remarked remarkedCapt rm remarkedCapt rke
Capt Piper who was wal present said Mi the thePolice thAPolo thePollee
Police Polo Commissioner Cmm lonlr would he only toot tootglad too tooglad 00 00gld
glad gld if the Aldermen Aldenen would retain rlaln the thepower thepOWfr thepower
power powerJohn pOWfr pOWfrJohn
John Flynn of the thl Hackmens Halkmen Protective ProtwHiveAssociation PrlPlve PrlPlveAAiaton ProtectiveAssociation
Association AAiaton asked alke that 4hatthocmystem hat tho system HAem of giving givingspecial givng givngHpcal givingspecial
special privileges rleIO to some hack owners ownersby ownel ownershy
by Hpcal b hotel hotI managers mnagei be b done away with withThe wih wihThe withThe
The WaldorfAstoria WaldortAetor he said Mi exacted euotf
114000 110 14 000 a year from lrm William Wiim Beach Bcb who whohad wuo wuobad o ohu
had hu bad the theprvle privilege at 1 that tt hotel hotelFUSS htel htelFUSS hotelFUSS
FUSS AT IHfJRfl cuuiUJir ° J5 ItEC1 RLECTth1t RLECTth1tJl ECT7t7V ECT7t7VHector S I Ileiol
Hector leiol Jl lor Throwi flir roOat wu oat a UhaJIracHl Ualea Ballot BallotCaseMay Dlet DletM flahtotCasJMay
CaseMay M Get Gtnt into Court CotirtiMOUNT Cr CourtMOUNT
MOUNT VKRNON May 4 4A A stir lir was wascaused wal walcUed wascaused
caused cUed at the th special epoca election eleton of vestry vestrymen vestrymen OIr ¬
men of Trinity Trny Episcopal EpiRp Church Cburh when whenDr whenD whenDr
Dr D S Oscar Olr Myers 1yel whose wboe vote 00 was M chol cholday hal hallonge hallonged
longe longed at the regulAr Kl r eletion eketion he hotel le on Mon Mondy Monday
day dy because hecu he did not attend atfnd church churh the therequired therequir therequired
required requir number numorof of times time during dqrng the year yearslipped yoarslp yearslipped
slipped slp his ballot blot Into Ito the ballot Olot box bx and andthe andtht andthe
tht the Rev Rv e S T Graham Grhm rector erof ectorof of the church churchopened chuh chuho churchopened
opened o the box and took tok It out outThere outTero outThere
There Tero ne were er two tickets tcketl in time tle field Ield and andRector andRtor andRector
Rector Rtor Grahams nrhm constituents cntituents won by a amajority amajorty amajority
majority majorty of 2 2Dr 2r 2Dr
Dr r > Iyers Iyel wanted to vote for a net et of ofvestrymen ofyetrmen ofvestrymen
vestrymen yetrmen who would oust OUt those tholo of this thireclor thisrector 1
rector 11101 AH Al the result rHult of the contest rntest today todaythere toayther todaythmere
there ther is dissension dlnlion in the church churh and the thaantagonists thoantagonul theantagonists
antagonists antagonul of the rector recor talk of carrying carryingthe crlhg crlhgthe carryingthe
the election elecion to the courts courtsREGISTRAR curl curlREGSTRAR courtsREGISTRAR
REGISTRAR REGSTRAR JV 1 THE TiE ATTICS ATTICSOf TllS TllSOf
Of New Se1 Hall lal of Records RNr11nanee HceordaHnance Finance Depart Department Dlpart Dlpartmmt Departmint ¬
mint on Ground Groud Floor FloorThe FloorThe
The basement bament first trt second Hcndad secondand van d third thirdfloors thirdfOn thirdfloors
floors fOn of the new Hall 1al of Records Rerds will wl be beallotted b beallotted
allotted alott V t o > the Finance Finac Department Deprtlent Comp Comptroller Cmp Cmptrler Comptrailer ¬
trailer trler Grout will wl have hve a total tota floor Ioor area areaof ara araot areaof
of 58832 MC square fuar feet tet In his present prosnt quar quarters Clu quartars ¬
tars tl in the Stewart Stewar Building Buiding he has hl 59118 59118The ID18 ID18Te 59h3 59h3The
The Te Tax Ta Department will wl have the fqurth fourthSurrogates fqurthfoor fqurthfloor
foor floor wih with al an aa pf 10 14000 suar square tet fe tor torabout or orabut
abut about 30 3000 mor more Utal timarm it now hM The TheSurrgates TheSurrogates
Surrogates Surrgates office otc will wi be b oq time t1 fifth frh floorthe floorthefloors foorthe foortheL floorthsLaw
L Law w Iputm9ot Department on t8 the sth sixth and Mventh Mventhfor seventh seventhfloors
floors for and the Registrar Rgitrar for the safer saferpreservation saferpreservation
preservation of ofthe the records rcrdA under whose whosecharge whos whosecharge
charge prsraton the building buidng was 11 designed dealgnt willbe willberelegated wilt 1 b be berelegated
relegated rlegat to U the eighth eighh floor foor and Id the heaUlc attics atticsThis atticsThis
This was Wa all al decided decide on yesterday yeateray yesterdayby by the thoComptroller tht theComptroller
Cmplrler Comptroller and President Prsident Forties as al a aspecial aspecial
special committee commite of the Board Boar of Esti Estimate EU Estimate ¬
spcial mate mte at a conference cnternce with the heads hlw of the theother the theother
other departments departmentsSPEXT deparmel departmentsSPENT I
SPENT IP T 930000 30 NOW OW MISSING MISSINGLawrence MISSINGLawrence HISSINGLreee
Lawrence Lreee McDonald HeDonld Once Clerk Cler In Chin Charities CrI CrIte ChintIes ¬
ties te Department DIprmmt none noneMr GoneMt ConeMr
Mr Mt Annie Anie McDonald of 2409 2 Second Secondavenue Snd Snda Secondavenue
avenue a went to t the East Et 104th 104h street 8tr police policestation plo plosttion policestation
station sttion last l8t night and ad asked ask Id the police plc to totry totr totry
try to find fnd her husband hubnd Lawrence Lwrnc McDon McDonald McDonad McDonaid ¬
aid tr ad He was w81anerl tormerly a clerk cerk In the De Departmont D Departmeot
partmont of Charities CarlUel she Bald BaldThree sid sidThr saidThree
prmont Three Thr years YOI ago said sl Mrs Al McDonald McDonaldhis McDonaldhl
his hl aunt left lef him hIm MOOOO IO We ran rn through throughmost throughmost throughmost
most most of that lint He left our former toner home homeat
at 145th IMh street Itrt and Brook Brk avenue on March M4rh M4rhZ
28 Z and I have received rclvd no word 1or of him since sinceHe silC sincelie
He le didnt havo much money at the time timebut tme tmebut timebut
but hod a lot of jewelry jewllr With him I am amafraid amatrld amafraid
atrld afraid he met with foul tou play playXORGE pla plaOIWI playXOI1GE
XORGE OIWI REPORTS ALL A 11 WELL WELLLAqultalne IIFLLLAqultatne fIL fILL
LAqultalne L Aqlnalne Passed ralft Her ler Coming C mln mtni East and andIlrlngs an andHr1Jgi
front frontWe nomWe
Ilrlngs Jrl Hr1Jgi p
We 0 had a hard har trip but all well aboard aboardsignalled abrd abrdIgnale aboardsignalled
signalled Ignale tho thmesteamahlp steamship 6tomlhlp Norge to the steam steamship Iteam Iteamship steamshIp ¬
ship LAqultaine LAquitne ad I the French Feneh liner which whichgot whlcbRot wimlcligot
got in here her yesterday Ylteray parsed her on Sunday SundayThe Suday SudayThe
The Norge is il duo here her pae from Copenhagen Copenhagenwhich Copnhagen CopnhagenwhlG Copenhagenwhich
whlG which port prt the he left Ilft on April Aprl 16 16Drookl 16Orookln 16Urooklfl
Drookl Orookln > n Rlolroom Rotoom hlt ohroom Cases CI Will 11 De Tried TriedIn Trie rlesI rlesIIn
In the County Cuty Court Cur Ip 1 Brooklyn yester yesterday yel yeimterday r rY ¬
day Y nine cases clS of bookmakers were 1er on the thecalendar thelendor thecalendar
calendar lendor for trial trl The accused ac men menwef were wereindicted wereIndicted
indicted 101110 on Information Intortlon furnished ftmlht to the theGrand theOrnd theGrand
Grand Ornd Jury Jur by hv the Rev He Cortland Corland Myers Iyel of oftho ofhe ofthe
the he Baptist lptlt Temple Counsel for William WilliamL Wiim WiimL
L Sandford Sndtor interposed internot a demurrer demurer to the theIndictment theIndctment theindictment
Indictment and First Assistant Aelitnt District DistrictAttorney Ditrc DistrictAttorney
Attorney Atorney Elder Eler opposed oppof Counsel Counel for the thedefendant thedetnrantll thediefendant
defendant detnrantll said that tht his hlultmlrrr hlsdemurrerwas demurrer was 181 made madeon mde mdeon
on account acunt of recent rnt decisions de llonl in n similar similarcases Iimilr similareases
cases and that the th hl indictment failed tali to loname toname toumame
0
name facts an fac or to 0 anton the room rom or the theludge theprphera theparaphernalia
prphera paraphernalia I u used In the aleKe alleged otenc offence offenceJtmdgti
ludge Jldj Crane Crn after afer hearing hMrng argument argumentiverruled arcument1 arcument1overrll argunientoverruled
overruled the demurrer drmurrr and set Ht The te trial trl or orhe 01 oi oithe
overrll
the he cases CS down for this morning morningPoUnd moring moringPolndl morningpolandi
PoUnd r Pea PelsedlI Undt Poland PolandPurest Poandl Pelamidlit PelamidlitPureat
Purest Purel natural nllura Sprln Iprlr Wattr We Known I001A I001AT gnowtiAd gnowtiAd11i Att I ITil
Til T r rennIDla Pnnlaniatllmmted PnnlaniatllmmtedI nn ylT nl lUinlt lmIM lmIMta d dAi
ta I Ai A a perfectly fqulppfd utpd M 1 jwtnHMIi joltll crnlurr crnlurrnrrnultv CDIUf cfOIUYYln1enuttV
nrrnultv 10Jcou r can aU u drv dfI c1evte r II runs un every tr cUy c ds In time ttirf Ihttar timecsr
f tar r to Clilf Chlneo cu aur sad < iU SI 1 Louis Luta Itfr dr drv drI
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I RUIN UM FOR FR SANTO ANT DOMINGO DOMINGOHTAT DOMI GO GOr
1 HTAT r WtMittTMKSr II IJtml II HA 1 HS HSCHI WIIH 115eI1I51e4
CHI eI1I51e4 IH SIS IS 1 HEAR EMl THMtH THMtHRerolutlnni T rIII IW IWI lIE lIERrvotmsttens
I
Rerolutlnni Rollloni tiniro lftro Country olt r Prosperity ProsperityPrrcent Proaprl ProsperityPreaeimt
Prrcent Uavrrninrnl lolrII Not ot Kxptclnl Kxptclnlto xPC11 xPC11to
I to Continue onlnue Lone LnOIII Lengflelguan Belgian and Anirrl Anirrlcm tnmrrlcan ntlrl ntlrlean <
cm Dondholden Dondholder act > ct Xo o Intrrrat IntrrrataWASittvoTON Inturt InturtI InterestI
I aWASittvoTON W ASIINOTON May ly t 4The The following followingtelegram folowing folowingte followingteegram
telegram te teegram egrom was W received recived at the State Depart Department Depr Deprment Departin ¬
ment in mit today from United Cnlcd State Stnt Consul ConsulGeneral ConRul ConRulOlnlrl onsulGeneral
General Olnlrl Maxwell Muwel nt t Santo Domingo Dmingo City Cityconfirming CI Citynonflrniing
confirming onfrnlog the news I of a change in the thoGovernment theGoveromOmut he heOovernmot
Government GovernmentVatquezH OovernmotI GoveromOmutYamqdezs
VatquezH Val fzK Government fallen fnlrn New NewProvlJopal Sel NewProvlslopaj
I ProvlJopal Provop Government organized En Entire E Etre Emmtire ¬
tire tre territory t rlor under Imdlr Its Is control cDnt rol len JenWosy lensosy en enWosy
Wosy Gil Oi Provisional President PresidentInformation PrIHldent PrIHldentIntormatlotlwn PreslcleimtInformation
Information Intormatlotlwn lias been received rrhod nt the theState theState ho hoalt
State alt Depirtmsnt from a reliable rlblo source sourceIn Kurco KurcoIn aotmrceIn
In Santo Domingo Drnl1lgo that the Dominican rfomlnlcal re republic 10 10publo republic ¬
public publo la rapidly going 1ollg to 0 pieces The De Departments D DPrments Dcpartments ¬
partments Prments Informant ntonAnt says IY IYTe saysThe t tThe
The Te civil cvi war now nol In force torc may soon soonoomo MonQmf soonQome
oomo Qmf to an In n end nd but there Is no doubt dOlbt that thatanother Ihotnoth thatmAnoth
another noth ruin r r iclll I ilh oiiow I iow and ald the result rClllt will wil lx lxruin berIn horuin >
ruinA
A A very ery blark bllk picture V painted In these theseDespatches 011 011relpal theseeespatchmesm
Despatches relpal h Belgian BlgiAn holders of tC Dominican DominicanOovernirtent Domlnlcnnvernntell DotulnlcaitGoverrmmrfetit
Oovernirtent vernntell botids otidH have hlo not received rf hed any anyinterest anyInterlt anyInterest
interest Interlt for or five fe months 10nlha Tho llmoSanto Santo unto Domingo DomingoImprovement Domilgo DomilgoImplvltent lomimigoImprovememmt
Improvement Implvltent Company COlpnny an American Amrcan con concern conom conSoem ¬
cern om has hal not nt received rchl Its Il monthly mOlthly install installments 1111 Installrhermts ¬
ments mentl of interest InterlRt since Ino February Febrar Pay Paymentof Paymentot Paymantof
mentof ail al qther Qtherdeb debtH has lx len > en neglected neglectedUnderthelr neRlectedUnderthelr neglectedUnclerthelr
Underthelr agreement agrlmnt with 11 h tho Govern Governmont lovernmentj oer
mentj mont the t e Belgian Blgian bondholders bndholdel have the theright timeright hl hlright
right to cm take t ke charge of the Ihr custom clstom houses houseswhen housls houslswhen houseswhen
when Uie t Government Oovernll i does dOs not fulfil tull Us Uscontract IH IHcntrlct Itscontracl
contract cntrlct with wlh them and the thl directors directorsIjave dlretol dlretol11e directors1msve
Ijave 11e already alrady lodged lolKed a protest protIH which is isregarded Isrgared Isregarded
regarded rgared as a preliminary prlhnlnary to taking aklngpos aklngpos8llon pos possession peasession ¬
session 8llon of the customs customsShould customMShould customsShould
Should this result resul says 11 them ho State De Departments DeprtmentI Departumemits ¬
partments prtmentI informant other 0111 foreign torolln credi creditors crtl credltore ¬
tore 01 vill i also alN push their tlllr claims calm chalnmsanclactues chalnmsanclactuesdon and ant a ques question ftUfS ftUfSton ¬
don equalling that of Venezuela will ¬
ton Iqua1ng wi pre present pr prnt proS5mmt
sent nt itself IIJf with wih the exception excpton that Yen Veneyiifla YenUfJ Yensida
yiifla UfJ ida could ould come cme to a settlement llemfnl being beingIn bng
11 In condition conditon to raise rail funds in il order rdlr to make makeimmedlato mao maoInmOate makeimmediate
immediate while this republic republiccan
InmOate payments whlB r mhlc mhlccan
can neither Illther pay py nor lor offer ofer any an guranteee guranteeeHere guranteecHere urntplp
Here Her comes the seriousness of the he matter matterwhich mattr mattr1hlchmay matterwhichm
which 1hlchmay may bring on 01 complications emlknllonl which whichto
to 0 a certain craln extent pxtent are aredifcul arodiffloult difficult to bo fore foreseen tor torlen foreseen ¬
seen len principally principly as it Is to be b remem remembered rlmlm rlmlmrd remenihereel ¬
bered rd that this republic Jcplbc possesses p1kS1 two two Im Important 1mportlt Insportent ¬
portent portlt ports prtl Samana Slnna and Mannanilla MannanillaBay lanzia lanziaBy ManuotnillaBay
Bay By very ry much desired delird by foreign torlgn na nations n antions ¬
tions for coaling stations stationsThe saOonsTe stationsThe
lon clui
The Te United Unied States Stat cruiser cntilr Snn Fran Francisco Franel Francisco ¬
cisco arrived arrl11 at Santo Snw Domingo City Ciy on onApril onprl onApril
el April prl 27 but information Informatiol to that effect effectdid effct effctdid effectdid
did not reach rnch the Navy Department Deprtment until untiltoday unl untiltoday
today The gunboat gunbat Bancroft Incrt which whichleft whichler wimlcltleft
left ler Boston for fo San Juan P B on 01 Satur Saturday SaturdaYI Saturday ¬
day will wi probably probbly relieve releo the San Sn Fran Francisco Franclaco ran rancl ¬
cisco cl and ad tho latter Jller will wi then proceed prd to toEurope t toEurop
Europe EuropeMORE EuropMORE
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C Clwrt ftItnt y 4nt mi iAtrd i hy 4 Bill il the t eMarr thoMarwil eMarrl Mayor MayorWillConsider
WillConsider wil l tlI Conider Consider To Tolrr TOlflfroW TOlflfroWbIll nwrrow nwrrowA
A 1111 bill will w lb be b considere consideredcby lde d iy y tho Mayor Mayortomorow MayortomorwwhloIH MayortomorowwhIoi
tomorow tomorwwhloIH tomorowwhIoi vrhlohi if i enacted enOed will wi lead leadtb Illui leAdlb
tb 0 the tl catabliBhlrlKof ttablshllot pawnshops pwnhopin insovaral insovaralparts in Kural Kuralpars several severalparts
parts of otthe the city by a semlphllantiirophio semlphllantiirophioorganization smlphlanthrophlo smlphlanthrophloorgalZlon semIphllanthmroplmioorganization
organization orgalZlon pars to ti t be b known as the Personal Personal1Protective PNIontt PNIonttProtetve PersonalProtective
Protective Protetve Loan l4a Association Alclton The Thl Incor Incorporators hler hlerpnitors hticorpomators
porators pnitors are Thomas L Mulry Mulf Edward EdwardF F4wardF
F Cragln the tit Rev Dr David J Burrell BurrellFather Durrl BurrishlFather
Father A P Doyle Dyl and Robert Roher B Miller MillerThe MUer MUerhf MillerThe
The hf capital capial of tho company is to 0 bn b ItoO 10000 10000It 10000It
It I is I provided prlded that cmpny loans loals shall ha made madeon madOon nmadoon
on chattels chUel and that Interest Inprelt at the he rate rateof raeof rateof
of 0 per cent emt a year eal cliall fllal be charged chargedfirst chargll chargedPawnbrokers
Pawnbrkers Pawnbrokers pr char charge 3 per cent for the thetlt timefirst
first tlt six Ix months monthl and ald 2 per pr cent cnt a month monthafterward monthaferward monthafterward
afterward aferward for loan loall under fr 110 100 and 2 2per 2Ir 234 234per
per cent cn a month for all alluanH loans over Slo 100 100As 100As
Ir As their purpose Is a charitable dl8riahle one 010 the thepromoters Ihoprmolen timepromoters
promoters prmolen of purpl the scheme shemf seek Kk to be exempt exemptfrom exemptfrm exemptfrom
from frm taxation taallon and to bo 1 > allowed alowt1 to file filechattel tA tAchatel fibscimattol
chattel chatel mortgages without wihout the payment paymentof
morgag pmIlt pmIltof
of the customary fees tea Only Onl the working workingmanagers workingmanagersothl workingmanagersofthepropomied
managers managersothl managersofthepropomied of the proposed propld shop ahaIl will wi receive receivea rCvo rCvoa
a salary ular from trm the tte profits prfs and it is provided providedthat prvided prvidedthat providedthat
dlvi dividends dlvidlnds dlvidetidmi
that the directors dirctor shall Ihal not declare delar ¬
dends dlnds exceeding ecdig 8 r Jr er cent < 1 In any anyone one year yearMISSIt yearJUSIWI yearMISSI0
MISSIt FOR FOi FOUR FOI II YEARS YEARSSkeleton IEARSSkeleton tR tRfkellton
fkellton Skeleton of a Child CUd Supposed Huppoll to Have laultrn laultrntelm Been BeenStolen BeenStolen
Stolen by b fiypile OaIHFound Pound on mitt a Mountain MountainMIDDLETOWN MoimtainMIDlflET0U oltain
MIDDLETOWN N Y May 1 1Time The Th mys mystery myster raystery ¬
tery ter surrounding surroundnl the strange strage disappear disappearance dsappr dsappranc ¬
anc ance four years yeaII ago of flveycarold tuYlarld Lucy LuoyConkllng LucyConklng LucyCockling
Cockling Conklng from her home In the mountains mountainsnear moulains moulainsnear mountainsnear
near Ouymard Guyr thUoounty thhicunty was solved on onSunday onSundy onSundaywhen
Sundy Sundaywhen Sunday when her skeleton which has been beenidentified hCln hClnidentfe beenidentified
identified by the hl clothing clothng c thIng was discovered discoveredwith dilcvor discoveredby
identfe by Benjamimu C Hlnton Beaten Ihl die viage village black black8mlth1 blacksmith
Bnjamin
8mlth1 smith whlA while Jtrolng strolling through time wOs wOslth sv ods odswith
with lth his Ils eightyearold eighty rld won ln An examina examination examinaton examinatlon ¬
tion of the remain disclosed dllclo1 what ap appeared IP IPr appeared ¬
ton peared to bn two bullet bulet holes In the chlldH chlldHskull chid chidakul childsskull
skull akul r At b the time lme of the thl childs chldH dl rhwf dlsap dlsappearanon ap appearanco
pearanco she Ihe was wal In n the company cmplny of her hermother hermother tiermother
prnee mother on the th mountains moutn near ner her hII homo homogathering homogaerng homegathering
gathering huckleberries hucklebrr It was Wl then l he heleve hasileved > e eGIRL
gaerng ileved that gypsleswho ho wlre were II In the neigh neighborhoo micighborhood
borhoo borhood leve had gYJll kldn ppd pped the chld chldGIRL child childGIRL
GIRL ROR nOR1 BORN TO TOPPICLSS PRICESS PRICI 1 LOUISE LOUISEDivorced IOUUtnhorl LOUISEIhivoreed
Divorced nhorl t Wife 1e of ofcrown Crown Prince rrnte of Saxony SaxonyHat HuonyH SaxonyHas
Hat H a Daughter Daughterspecial Daulhter Daulhterpr DaughterSpecial
special pr cattle ca t flfipntrft 1tlol1 it Tni Tz Srx SrxMUNICH B SrwMuintomt N NMUNIOI
MUNICH MUNIOI May My 4Princess < Princess PrlncIK Louise LuIK the thedivorced tmodivorced he hedord
divorced dord wife wie of the Crown Prince PrnC of Saxony ofHuonyWi Saxonywax
Llndsu Llndautoday Llndsutoay Llndsutoday
wax Wi accouched auched of a daughter at
today todayPrincess todayPrincess
I IPrlnoM
Princess PrlnoM Louise Lul eloped rlopd In December Decemlwrlost Dcomhlr Decemberlast
lost lat with Andrd ndr Citron Oron who had l 111 leon > een n ntutor ntltor atutor I
tutor tltor to her herfhe five children chldnm For some m lime tlmothey limethlY timethey
they lived togetlwr In II lnOmnea Geneva but blt on Feb Febn Flh
n 1 they Ivod separated sprad togthcr Glron Grn returning relrning In his hishome hi hihome hilsimome
home In BMlllo BrusMld Saxon Saxn Court COlr officials officialsbrought offilalubrought
brought hrught nbout the uepdratlon The Crown CrownPrince CrownPnc CtownPrince
Prince secured Rbut a divorce rlvoro lopratol a few fr days later laterIt 1011 haterIt
It Pnc has hl been secur stated that the Prinewau Prllt K child rhlldwould childwould hlr
would wOlld be turned over to the he control of her herhusband herhusband
husband husbnd h BK mu soon rn after arer its la birth as aspracticable aspractcble aspracticable I
practicable practicableRAX practcble practcbleR practicableI14V
RAX R ITO I 11 UXCLL VLE SAM SAMReal SIIIReah H I IaN
Real Estate 1ltatl Man Ian Arciurcl IlIINI or Auaultlng hlallln hlalllnti tssaultingU j jU
U U M I Storekeeper ltorekrrplr StorekeeperJarvIs j jJarvls iJons
JarvIs A Cos Cs lease 1 on the he Jarvis Stores Storesbonded SOM Storesbanded I Ibnde
bonded warehouses at ttJ5 Grand street streetexpired
bnde warhous IIG Ilt Iltexpir j jexpired
expir expired on April Apri 00 ro 0 and ald Henry len f K Kerns Kerl I Iwent Ient Iwent
went ent them thlr to take possession plon as a the agent agentof agClt agCltot agentof
of a syndicate fyndlcatA which had ha leased leS the place placeTho plac piaceThe I ITho
Tho United Unied Stolen StatC1 seals paJA wero fer still sti on the limobuilding I i ibuilding
building buiding and Aaron C H4II WI a 1 United lnled States Statesstorekeeper Statesstorekeeper ttel
storekeeper not having been > > een n officially officiallynotified ofolal officiallynotified
aorkeepr nolfNI notified of any change in affairs lalrH stopped stoppedKerns stoppedHems
Kerns Kers at the door doorAccording minorAccording sopp I
toor toorAcrding
According Acrding to Hill Hi there her was WO a dispute dlsputoand dlspuead disputeand
and ad Kerns KlrnH struck Knck Hill 111 In the Ih face tac faceKerims j i iKerl
Kerns Kerl was al held In ISI 100 ball hai by United UnitedStates lnled UnitedStates
I
States Commissioner tommloonpr Shields hlIt1 ycsterdaj1 ycsterdaj1on YCllera YClleraon ycsterda5on
on a charge hage of assault assaultPrayed assaultIraed ul I IAlold
Prayed Aloud Alold at heron hlref Altar AltarNora AltarNone Ia I
Nora Xor Clark a stenographer Ilenografher of 343 East Easthlrtynlnth EastThlrynnh EastThirtyninth
hlrtynlnth Thlrynnh street MI rfel knelt kle1 before torl the altar i iifSt iof Iofh1
ifSt of H Stephens Catholic Iboll Church in East Eastrwentynlnth EastTwentyntnt I >
Twei1ynnth rwentynlnth h street Ilrlel ci reet yesterday rllerday yset erday afternoon afternoonrith atrlon atrlonwith afternoonwith
with rith an open Bible Bbll In her hand and nd pravnd pravndloud prav1alold pravmwlaloud
alold aloud loud She was taken to n Bellevue fIIIUP Her Herfciitlve ler herraistlves
rpJatw raistlves fciitlve say IY saytimat that theEaterweek the Errwfk devotion devotionmd d8oII01 desot bits bitsmid I
md up urcl t > l her htr mind Iuul
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IUHSEIEIa SURE IRI SAYS U IJVAM IJVAMIll ItI
Ill Till This Talk About out M t > Camllilaey Cnlllal In Inlloih1 IAI Isttosh
lloih1 I ttosh Ho II Declare DeclareCnifMoo Uflae Uflaet1CWC IPeeharesllIrAnO
CnifMoo t1CWC llIrAnO May 18 I Senator notor M 11 A Hanni HanniIH lnO I III
IH In II Chicago Chlclo Ho le Is II staying 11lnr nt n tho Audi Auditorium Audlorum AudItorluns ¬
torium orum Annex Anlox Immediately Imtldltely upon ulJn the an announcement aunluclnen announcermitnt ¬
nouncement nluclnen of his hl arrival rrnllborler labor biorlemlerm4 leaden and amipoliticians ald ald0111clls andpolltickmmms
politicians 0111clls besieged l Itjr him At noon non in com company comIlany cornpany ¬
pany with wlh Dr Franks hrsn Gumtanlus GUllhhl the theSenator timeSenator he hemoor
Senator moor wont to rnt the Ihf Armour rmour Institute Institutewhere InAltue InAltuehlr Institutewhiere
where hlr he was to oddress lcdrcMthe the students studentsAll studpnt
All Al this thll talk nbout abolt my candidacy onldoc for forPresident torPreldlnt forPresident
President Preldlnt IH I bosh b h said 811d Mr lr Henna I Ijust rjut IJust
just returne retued returned < l from frm the St 8tLuls Louis fair dedi dedication dll dllrt dedlcation ¬
cation rt Ion and an it I was wai waR a glorious glnrols affair atalr Frail President Pre81den Fraildent ¬
dent Roosevelts Uoolw lt name nmB will vI surely Hurly occupy occupyn OIPy OIPya
a prominent prminent position poltlol for the head of the theticket theticket theticket
ticket next year YOr He I is certain mln to receive receivethe rfClve rfClvethe receivethe
the nomination nomlnnton Grover Clevelands Cleelnda name nameYos nmeYo nameYes
Yes Yo it IH II freely trely mentioned mentoue and It strikes strikesme Itrkes Itrkesme
me as IA being helnjtlgnI helngsignlflcant helngsignlflcantPresIdent significant significantPresident cant cantPresident
President John Joln Mitchell Michel of the United UnitedMine Unile UnitedMine
Mine lne Workers Worker was wal among the he first frt to greet greetthe grfot grfottle greetthe
the tle Senator Snator when wh1 lie ht emerged ImerM from trqn his hisroom Is Isrom hutroom
room They were wer engaged onJa1M In a long 10lK con consultation ton tonHulotlon eonsuhtation ¬
sultation Hulotlon but the he subject of the talk was wnsnot wnl wnllot wasmmot
not lot mndo mde public publc It I pertained prtalnll to 0 labor laboraffaire lahornlalr laboraffairs
affaire nlalr said slid mmid one ole who 110 came with wlh Mr MrMitchell MrMtchel MrMitchmehl
Mitchell MitchellIfOVr Mtchel Mitchmehlpror
IfOVr 107 IMSM 1 1 FOR Oe CHICAGO CHICAGOLaundries 11100 111001lndlll tI1IC4oLaundries
Laundries 1lndlll Tied TIIITplnn l VpClean > Clean Shirts and Table Tableriotlii Tble Tbleflotl TibiaCloths
Cloths flotl Nearer NearerCHICAGO feanl feanlCOAOO ScarceCimicano
CHICAGO May 4 4No No work was W8 done donI in inany 11 11UIY inmlmIy
any UIY steam selm laundry In II Chicago Chicag or Its 11 sub suburbs Ilb Ilbub subuirba ¬
urbs ub today oda Tho effort olort of the Laun 1avindrymens Laundrymens laundrymens
drymens Protective Association AScatlon to stop stopentirely atopInlly stopentirely
entirely Inlly all laundry work wor U II successful successfuland sUllful sUllfulnd auccessfuimtnd
and nd if any person pln has ha a piece piec of Jinen Jinenwashed Jlnermwashed Inen InenwalhCd
washed walhCd it must IMS done at home or by a aChinaman aChlnntln aClminathan
Chinaman ChinamanHotel Clminathanhotel
Chlnntln Hotel 1011 table linen Hnel everywhere eer4hen is II soiled soiledthe Illd Illdthe soiledthe
the chests are ar empty and ad the laundries laundriesin lundrllK lundrllKn
in cities in have re refused refused ¬
n adjacent adjacnt lllpl il many cases cal r
fused fusd to tl do work for Chicago Chicgo people be because bocaus 1 1cause ¬
cause caus of the union ban bn on on the local business businessHADSIIAKE buidle8 buidle81OSII buiimsessEIAXDSII4KL
HADSIIAKE 1OSII IIROKE IlK HIS II WRIST WRISTItone WRIT WRITDone lEftIST00cc
Done Crnshcr In Portland Portand Me to Be BeArrntrd BeArrftf BeArrested
Arrested Arrftf for Assault ArnaultPonrij AssaultPonTlAND all allPORTtND
Ponrij PORTtND ND Me May 4 4Lawyer Lawyer Lwyer Charles CharlesE Chalel
E Perkins appeared apprd In the Municipal Mlnlclp Court Courttoday Cur Courttoday
today as complainant against Harry L LMllliken Llken LMilhiken
Mllliken lken a wellknown welknown citizen citizn Mllllken MllllkenIs Milken MilkenI
Is I exceedingly excrlngly cordial crtlal and when whtn he met motLawyor metLr metLawyer
Lawyer Lr Perkins PlrklnH in 11 a hotel lobby on Sun Sunday Sunday Sunclay ¬
day lie shook his hil hand hlnd so heartily heariy B Al as to tofracture tofrac tofracture
fracture frac ure his wrist wristPerkins wristPerkins wristPerkins
Perkins swore out a warrant charging chargingMllliken chargingMihllkon
chagng chagngMilkon
Mllliken Milkon with wih assault assaultMAY as assaultIAIZIAi ult ultIMll
MAY IMll cor SAVES n E CHILDRE CHILDREHprlnic CIllDRE CIllDREHprtnc CIIILDRNMpnings
Hprlnic Hprtnc to 0 Bark lak of Runaway Hone lone and andThrowi andT01 sadThrows
Throws T01 It I Down Do n In Time TimePatrolman Tme TmePatrolmn TimePatrolman
Patrolman Patrolmn Walsh of the tm Second Scnd precinct precinctstation princ precinctstation
station Italon Hoboken Hobken was 1 standing among a acrowd alrwd acrowd
crowd lrwd of children chldln playing in front fr rt of Gram Grammar Orm Ormmar Grammar ¬
mar School Sool No No6 0 yesterday eteray when a runaway runawayhorse rway rwayhor runawayhorse
horse hor drawing drwing a butchers wagon came tear tearing tearng tearlog ¬
log ng toward towar them Walsh Walh rin rqn nqn toward towar the thehorao thehot thehorse
horse hot made a flying fying lean lelp and landed land 1 on onItsback onI onitaback
Itsback I s bck mall TheAorso hf continued cntnued in Initafllht Initafllhtowar its itsllight itsllighttoward flight flighttoward
toward the thocldr children but was thrown thrownby thrownby thrownby
by owar Walsh Walhjulta juntas just as it itwM wa about abut to bear br down downon downontimem
on ontbem them A half ht dozen dozn pf the youngsters youngsterswere yougstfr
were knocked kncke down and cut t in getting jtlg away awaybut Awaybut awaybut
WII a
but none of them wasnerlously wal troUlyhn troUlyhnA seriously hurt hurtA hurtA
A nOn similar simlarnlnawa runaway occurred rm in front of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the grammar Rrammr school 8cholln in We West elt t New York the thehorse thl thehorse
horse hol being blng dragged drggd to o the pavement plment by byPatrolman byParlman byPatrolman
Patrolman Parlman Mecklin MecklinA Meclln MecllnA
A third runaway dragging dragnlone one of tho thodelivery thocelherv timdelivery
delivery celherv wagons of the h Eagle Egle Tea Tla Com Company Cornpony m mpny ¬
pony of 0 Union walon Hill Hi plunged plulge over the Pall Palisades Pai Paisdel Pallsatles ¬
sades sdel pny in North orh Bergen Brgen falling taing a distance dllanc of ofmore ofmlr ofmcmre
more mlr than sixty feet The Te wagon wason was W8 nhat nhattered Rbatord shatbred
bred ord but hit the he horso hot escaped with a 1 few fewBoratcheu tewIrtchea fewscratches
scratches BoratcheuRYE Irtchea IrtcheaRJI scratchesRYE esp
RYE RJI HlUlinAVMEX IIIIAJ I1I6lIIl4 IME > X FOILED FOILEDPlucky FOI FOIrlUek FOILEIPIuek
Plucky rlUek Merchant llrlhant IHtrra nur Their Teir Pistol PtitotKnock PI01 PI01Knolk PistolKnoeks
Knock Knolk fine Down Do n and Escapes Escapeshlvy KsraneoRvir IIP
Rvir N Y May Mn 4 4John John M Snlffen Snifen a amerchant amerchant amerchant
merchant of Rye 1e was W held up last night by bytwo bytwo bytwo
two masked maMkl men while whie driving rvllg to his home homein homein homein
in omen Orar Church street stret One On of the high highwaymen hIghwaymen highwaymen ¬
waymen grabbed grbbd the merchants mercha1 horse horsewhile hol holwhie horsewhile
while whie the other held a pistol to 0 his hi head headand headald headand
and ald demanded demadP his money Mr Snlffen Snlffenknocked Bnlfen Bnlfenknocke Sniffanknocked
knocked knocke the pinto out ou of the tht mans hand handleaped handleaped handleaped
leaped from the wagon grabbed grabb his ls horse horsoby hon horseby
by the hl bridle brdle and trotted rote him along toward towardhome towWd towWdhome towardhome
home The other highwayman hllhwo1 tried trll to tokeep tokep tokeep
keep kep up a I running fight fght but Mr Sniffen Sniffenknocked Snlfen Snlfenknocke Sniffenknocked
knocked knocke him him down downAfter downAfer downAfter
After Afer reaching Iachlng home the merchant as assembled 8 assemtmhieda ¬
sembled tlbll a crowd crwd of neighbors nlllhbol and they theywent theyon theyWOnt
went on 1 in pursuit pUl lt of the highwaymen The Themen Themo Themen
men mo had hat disappeared disppar but they found the therevolver therovoher timerevolver
revolver which Mr Snlffen Snllen had ha knocked knockedfrom knocko knockedfrom
from his assailants band bad lying lynj on the theground theground theground
ground groundMlICIPAL groundU1XICII4L Mltts
MlICIPAL WlL ART RT OFFICERS OFFICERSPlant OFFIERS OFFIERStlan OFFICERSlhans
Plant tlan and Photograph Potoraph of Foreign Ferllln titles titlesto lte tlttesto
to Be Bought for forte tie Here HereThe lerr lerrThe JiereTIme
The following tolowlnl officers ofci were wer elected yes yesterday Ye Yeeray yesterday ¬
terday eray by the Municipal MunIcpal Arts Ars Society which whiohheld whlohheld whichheld
held a meeting metng at the National Natona Arts Ar Club ClubPresident Cub CubPfsdent ClubPresident
President Pfsdent Kelvin Kelvn Tompkins first frlt vice vicepresident vicepresident Ir Irprsident
president prsident William Wilam T Evans second lcnd vice vicepresident vicepresident Ic
president prKdent F Welling WelnK Ruckstuhl secretary secretaryWilliam Icrear IcrearWiiam secretar secretarWilliam
Wiiam William S Crandall Crdalj treasurer trurer Edward EdwardPage D DPage DPage
Page consul cnsul Nelson NelHn S Spencer SpencerThe Rplnlcr RplnlcrThe SpencerThe
The board boar of directors dlrctol authorized authorze F S SLand SlAnd SLand
Land who Is going abroad to spend speld from
120 1700 200 to tWO 1 tOO In getting glUlng plans and photographs photographsof
of foreign torlgn cities cileR to be b used ul by the society cety
in its lI work here hereW het hetf herew
W K f Broniton Killed Ii by I Illi I Iii Own Ow Pistol PlitolIKXINOTON rhtolIKXINOTON PistolLxxrsoror
IKXINOTON Ky K May lay 4 4Wnher Walter H HBronston H8ronlon 8Bronston
Bronston 8ronlon prominent lawyer and Demo Democratic Democaic Democratlo ¬
cratic politician pllcan was WI killed kie here in hi hiroom hil hilroom his hisroom
room in the hl Lcland Lland Hotel tonight by the theoccidental theaeldlnal theaccidental
occidental aeldlnal discharge of his hi revolver rooler He Hewas Ht Hevail
was wal placing his hil pistol In his hll grip whrti whrtiit whpl
it slipped lppl from frm his hand striking the edge edgnullet edgecmf
cmf f the dresser reAr and wal was explol exploded elo elof The Thebulct Thebullet
bullet bulct entered enterl his hil abdomen abome abomeDeltnl abdomenDecitimes i iDeclines
Declines Deltnl Chair Cllltr at Princeton PrincetonPRINCETON Plnleton PlnletonPRINCETON PrincetonPRINcEToN
PRINCETON N J May 4 4Dr Dr Theoren Theoreniticu Tholn Tholnlel Timeorenlttce
iticu lel of Atlanta Gn is a to 0 whom was W offered offeredho oftfd oftfdthe offeredtime
the ho chair of homlletics homlllC In tho Princeton Princetonrheologlcal Princton PrinctonThlologlcal PrincetonTheological
Theological Thlologlcal Seminary Slnlnary to succeed HUCCI Dr DriVllllam DrWiim DrWilliam
iVllllam Wiim Paxton Paxtn resigned rsigned has ha declined declinedhe delned delnedthe declinedtime
the he position positionTrolley positon positonTroll positionTrolley
Trolley Troll Car for a Funeral FuneralNEW FUneralSrw FwmeraiNEw
NEW Srw HAVEN Conn May 4 4Thc The mourn mournrs IOlrn IOlrner mnonrnen
er en rs at a the funeral of Frank P Bartholomew Bartholomewyesterday Brholomow BrholomowYfMtcrdarlftpmoon Bartholomewyestcrdaynftemoon
YfMtcrdarlftpmoon yestcrdaynftemoon yesterday nfternoon had ha to togo go to the came onmeory cameicr
leI icr ory in a trolley troler car because hlcauA of the he aml hack hackI hackdrer hackdrIvers
rivers drer I strike trke A driver drtr was TI found for forhe forho forthe
the he hearse hearsei hearB hearBto
As i to Pay rl for Fire Chaplain ChaplainFire llaplaln llaplalnFir ChaplainsFire
Fire Fir Commissioner Comml CornmUsioer 110ger Sturgis opposed oppfd lie lieore hf beforms
for forms ore tho t h Ira Mayor ye YC torday nrar the bill bi providing providingoja proldlngf
f fc alan of 11000 each eachto the
oja a salary fala 10 to chaplains chaplainsf chaplin
< f 1 Jio f P Fire Department Dpparmlnt The Mayor tyor re reixl reH redecision
H ixl I decision decisionTo dflslo dflsloTo
To Edit dl the thl Case Hrporter HrporterfwcMoo Rfrer RfrerCICm ftporterCpimctun
fwcMoo CICm May 1ay 4 4Jam Jam e es DP 0 Witt Wit An AnIrewn Anrlrw Andrews
Irewn rlrw will wi start llrl for New SIW York tomorrow tomorrowo omorrw
10 o I Is editor fdlor of t the Cow Ca Rrportr ntprl ReporfrrPoland j jPnUnd IPolarl
Poland Polarl PoUnd PoUnd PolandOrAI PoiandU PoiandUirecteat I IJrtMejt
OrAI JrtMejt 5 NMuMl Mnllrlnal Itlrlnal VMtr WAtr Known Id 15i ttt J JfhluKO Jhlcagn j jChlriRn
ChlriRn p ee Vnrk workMt SI 1 Ix Louis lulConntol LouisonrnttOmt > ul ulrnnvrnlrnt
rnnvrnlrnt Conntol dully dAI ta9 > lr Irlno ln via tA the nolluola PenflatsnIaItsIirool Ifnn yl al allullroml
lullroml Ilrl sunrrlor sUpror rqulpmrnl qullonl Irllln nrludlnc dining dlnlnfr I
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MURDERED MURDEREDINkCOUR1HOUSE MURDEREDINkCOUR1HOUSEfIIHI IN A ACOURTHOUSE ACOURTHOUSEtxJID4t COURT HOUSE HOUSEKll
Kll fIIHI txJID4t IMIK 1 II I MARVVM KILLED KILLEDl IrD 1
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Vint I lime lie la last t Kunhlnn funhlnl leader Iadtr of the theockrllli tbl tblolkrlI m mCockilils
ockrllli olkrlI Who Had Ild a fnid ftuc With lh the theHargUw thl thllarIllnIf theilargiseaThirtyIhss
larIllnIf ilargiseaThirtyIhss HargUw Thlrtynte Men 1In Auatilnatrd AuatilnatrdIn t tin
In a Tear Ia ear In This Tl Political PoIIOI Warfare WarfareLEXixaTov WarfareLaxznaros arae araeLEINGTON
LEXixaTov LEINGTON Ky May t 4James James B Mar Marcum Marcum Maroudn
cum United Unlld States At 11 Commiftxloner Cmml8loner In eastern eaaternKentucky euternKentucky r rKentucky
Kentucky exCounty oxCunty Judge of Jackson JacksonKy Jaln 1 1Ky I IKy
Ky and ones ono a prominent candidate Cndidate for forthe torhe forthe
the he Court Cur of Appeals AJpal wan W assassinated assassinatedwhile lnated lnatedwhie t twhile
while whie standing In ront rnt rem 91 < 6 the court ourl IIOUM IIOUMdoor hou houdor imousedoor
door dor door at Jackson Jlkrat at 10 10oclock oclock this morning morningHe morln morlnle j
He le W3 was shot Kot In the I he head from frm lx behind hind by bysome bysome i isme
sme some person prln atandlrtg In II the th dark hall hal further furtherback turtherThlJ furtherbek
back backThis
t c 4 4Tlmtansuderisanotherchapterinthielong
This ThlJ Tlmtansuderisanotherchapterinthielong murder mlfdr is Ilnot anot her chapter chajler in he long longstanding longtanding ¬ m mstanding
standing feud feu existing txl tlng In eastern Kentucky Kentuckyl Kentlck y ylJtw 1 1ttwiPn
l lJtw ttwiPn > etwien tn the ht Margin Hlrg I and Oockrlll Ckri factions factionsIn facllol
In II which in tile th last tltrIIVn fwelvo month Ionth time tlmlives thAIhe 1
lives Ihe of thirtyfive thh1fve men l n have ave l been Jn > een sacrl sacrlficud MCr miacrifired
fired frd Mareum Marcu wax this 1 last la recognized recognizedloader recgnized recgnizedIRader J
IRader loader of the Cockrllf C < krU faction factionTho faton fatonThe factionTime
The feud fCld originated over a content contclt for fortho fortlm 0 0the
the offlea OfC3 of town on marshal m8rhal in I89R 1891 as 1 ths thsresult th thresult tIsresult
result of which hlch John O Hargls was WRM killed killedby ki j
by Jerry Cardwell udcl Ihn ho fund smouldered smouldereduntil fHl0lldered fHl0llderedUlt J Juntil
until Ult the he spring election olldlon of 1901 lOt when whel the theHurgis thl j Y Yhlargis
Hurgis Hurp t faction fact Iou overran orJrl1 the Independent Independentticket Indepndtlt IndepndtltIcklt I Iticket
ticket Icklt and took possession pll lfl of the lht offices nfflVcsof IfnM IfnMof i iof
of County > Judge Judg and ShorlfT Shorlf Mareum Mareumwas MarcumWA
was WA the he attorney atlorly for Tenny Tenn and Davis Davletlio Davisiii t ttla
tlio tla iii contestants cnKtanlf for these thll offices officesCounty ofs ofsCOlnt i iCoimnty
County COlnt Judge Judg Tom Cockrlll Cokril n 1 Cardwell Cardwellman Clrrwf1 r rman
man stint mind killed klld Ben l1 Hargis InrIA in a saloon saloonDirectly Iloon IloonDrclly t
Directly Drclly after tter this tlms Dr D I B Cox lx tim IA gla guar guardian gimardisc ¬
disc of the tlm Cockrlll CckrllYI boys was wa assassinated assassinatedThen alMlnatr assassinatedThuemi
Then Thei Jim Cockrill cJckrl1 wo WI shot lhot from a window windowIn
In the thl court cnrt house houseMareum hOIM hOIMMarcum 1 1Marcum
Marcum was 1 warned wared to leave I oe ths th county countyand cUiy cUiyand countyand
and through spies Ipe8 ho lerned learned of a plot to toassassinate 10alnato t tassassinate
assassinate him Ha lu refused fus to go A n and andiMtrrlcoded anr and i ibarricaded
barricaded harlcded hlnuelf hlnaet in ills hil house for seventy seventytwo MY MYwo it ittwo
two wo days daYI He le then th slipped lppd away coming comingto cmIng cmIngto
to Lexington He II fought ills opponent opponentIn ppnent ppnentII t tItt
In II the courts clrt from tills place placeMAYOR pllC pllCArOR placeVAFOR
MAYOR SEES 8EI RVRXED 8lRnn FIREMAX FIREMAXMcNally IR1UA IR1UAeNal t tMcNally
I
McNally eNal Hat I Fair Chance laneeto to Recover ReeeHe ReeeHePrlr flcoerH He HePralim i iPriisemi
Pralim Prlr MeAvoy lCtso IIU J lii Beicuer BeicuerWilliam R HesenerWIllIam uer uerWiiam
William Wiiam McNally lcNaly the fireman fremn who wa wabadly was f fbdly I Ibadly
badly bdly burned Sunday SInday Rterno Afternoon while wallatrying whie whietrng I Itrying
trying trng to rescue fle Henry Illry MoWllllams IloWilamdn In the thofire thetr thefire
fire tr at 27 First Fllt avenue passed paeAcmfor a comfort comfortable comfortable ¬
able day at Bellevue IOul Holpl Hospital l and his phy phyHlclan phylea physiciatt
Hlclan lea said Ild last atlnlghtJbot night that ho h ht hiss a a fair fairchanoe tall tallchano I Ichance
chano chance to recover recoverMayor reer reerMaor recoverMayor
Mayor Low Lw went rent over to the hospital hospitalyesterday hopt1 hopt1yesedy hospitalyesterday
yesterday yesedy morning morng on his bl way a downtown downtownto downtn
to 0 C call cl on and commend ommend th thl time brave br e fireman flremanWhen frman frmanWhon firemanWhen
When taken tkeno to th thAwawher the ward where the thafrman thafrmanW fireman flremanwoo firemanwas
woo W the Mayor 1ayor Mayorsabci nald naldMcNally Mil t tMcNahiy
McNally McN al how do 10 you feel tll t teda tedaMcNaly taday day r rMcNally
McNally McNaly who wan Introduced Introduo to the theThank theelfexeuUAhy lbscitys
elfexeuUAhy citys txecutlvn imy Sept upt1abn Maisan rple replied repliedThank
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smiled mUt whn when told that MoAvoy MeAvoyh had left the thehospital thehOIPtal I Ihospital
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GE 1 LX MATOS UTO IV VENEZUELA VENEZUELAHe lIWEZtEI4 lIWEZtEI4le IEXEZ EL4 EL4He
He le Has la Taken Tkln the le Field Again as a Leader Leaderof Lader Laderof
of the Insurrectionist InsurrectionistWASIIINOTON Inlrretonlt J JWABiINOTON
WASIIINOTON WABINOTN May 1ay 4 4Germ Qen Mates ttos the tlisleader th thIlater J
leader Ilater of the Venezuelan insurrectionists insurrectionistswho InlurrltlonlAt j jwho j jwho
who has hal been ben living in n the Dutch Island iln of ofCuracoa otCur j jCurmi
Curacoa Cur Curmi oa formany tormalY months has hl returned ture to toVenezuela toVenezuela
Venezuela 1 according to a telegram re received ¬ j jcisived
ceived at the State Department from W WW WW
W Russell Russe1iUnitod United States Chargd dAffaires dAffairesat
at Caracas Mr Russell says that Matos Matoshas Matoshas
has taken the field It Is expected that thatthere thatthere
there will be a revival of revolutionary revolutionaryactivity revolutionaryactivity
activity in consequence conshquenceof of this and impor important iniportent ¬
tent developments are expected expectedHerbert expectedHerbertW
Herbert HerbertW W Bowen tho Venezuelan peace peaceenvoy ti i ienvoy
envoy will sail from New York for Caracas Caracason siacas 4 4on
on May 18 to resume his duties as United UnitedStates I IStatesMinimiter
States StatesMinimiter Minister He will wlllstartfrom start from Caracas Caracasfor j fpi fpifor
for Time Hague In August to appear before beforetho I 1 1the
the arbitration tribunal Mr Boweris Boweriswork Bowemmswork
work here will probably end this week weekIt weekIt
It is expected that The Hague protocol prolocolwill protocolwill
will be signed tomorrow by Mr Bowen Bowenand I Iand
and the diplomatic representatives of Great GreatBritain GreatBritain
Britain Germany and Italy and there will willthen willthen
then remain only the drafting of some someminor comaeminor
minor agreements agreementsA
A 4 RACE FOR DEEP WATER WATERMonitor 4 4Monitor
Monitor Arkansas ArkanaStrnliTodsi Starts Today on Record RecordBreaking RecordDreaklni
Breaking Trip Down tim Mississippi MississippiWASHINGTON MississippiVASIIINOTON
WASHINGTON May I 1TIm Tho now monitor monitorArkansas t tArkansas
Arkansas Commander Vreeland will start starttomorrow f ftomorrow
tomorrow morning from 8t T Louis < ouls on a arecordbreaking lt ltrecordbreaking
recordbreaking trip down the Mississippi MississippiShe a aRime
She will not stop anywhere nbovu New NewOrleans NewOrleans
Orleans unless made to do so by snags snagssandbars snagssandbars SI
sandbars or circumstances over which whichshe m msue
she will have no control controlWhen I IWhen
When the Arkansas was sent around aroundfrom aroundfrotn
from Annapolis to be present at the expo exposition expositlon ¬
sition dedication ceremonies In St Louis LouisCommander LouisCommander
Commander Vreeland lied permission to tostop t tstop
stop at place on the river to let the people peopleee c csee
see ee his little armorcuui In response to toappeals toappeals
appeals from towns not visited on the up uptrip i itrip
trip Commander Vfeelan d promised to todrop todrop
drop in on them on his run down the river riverBut riverBut
But he telegraphed the Navy Department Departmenttoday Departmenttoday
today that the river was falling no fact factrip ut
that he would have to start on the down i itrip
trip rip tomorrow tonmorrowandthat and that it would be neces necesriver e enary
nary to break the engagements to stop at t triver
river towns The naval authorities are a alittle if
little worried hut they believe Commander CommanderVreolond t4 t4reeland
Vreolond will win the rooo for deep water waterIKOLA waterVIKOL4
IKOLA Tt TISL4 LA LOSES SUIT SUITlust I IMust
lust Pay Interest on Piece of Land Bought Doughtfor Boughtfor
for WIreless Telegraph TelegraphRIVERHEAD TeteiraphRIvERIIZAD
RIVERHEAD 11 L I May 4 4Judge Judge Jayoox Jayooxn
In n the County Court today directed a Jury Juryo juryto
to o render a verdict for M5328 M28 In favor of ofamos ofJames
James amos S Warden who wa was suing Nikola Nikolaesla NikolaTesla
Tesla esla for time interest on the purchase price priceif
of if 410 acres of land at Warden Cliff Rocky Rockyolnt Rock 1 1Point
Point olnt which he sold to Tesla TeslaWarden TesclaVerden
Warden had a contract with Tesla for
410 10 acres of land at 125 25 on acre Tesla set setip setup
up ip the defence that the plot contained containedinly contalmmedonly
only 370 acres and asked that the suit lx lxIsmissod hidismissed
dismissed on that ground The Court Courtlowever Courthowever
however lowever bverrllled him and ordered a aerdlct averdict
verdict for the full amount of Interest on oimthe
the he purchase price priceTettlu priceTetmia
Tettlu bought the property to use In con conlectlonwlth eonnectiommwitlm
lectlonwlth his wireless telegraph sysjteni sysjteniml systenianti
anti ml ntpuig poles along the iii beach beachThe beachlime
The President to Admiral Dewey IleweyWASIIJNOTOV DeweyVlsmuNoroN
WASIIJNOTOV Mar iAdmiral Admlral Dewey Deweynatfe Deweytoads
toads public this morning the following followingelogram followingtelqgramn
elogram sent to him hore by President Prcnldenltoosevelt PresidentRoosestit
toosevelt whirh ho received upon hi his re reurn nittmsIn
tmsIn urn to WashltiRton on Saturday night nightTOPEKA nightToiSEu
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