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D THE SUN UI SATURDAY SAITUR n D AX MAY M AY 30 1903 190
SECRETDffiDWITHASHEWiT SECRETDffiDWITHASHEWiTIT SECRETDIED SBORBTDIEDWITIIA WITH A S HEWITT HEWITTIT
IT WAS WHO GAVE THAT 1S330 1S330OOO
000 TO COOPER OOPERA CA70V CA70VA tIOA
A Friend Handed lIandl Mr 1lr Hewitt IC1lt the Check CheckWith Chrl ChcekWIh
With Wih a I t Iteniiest nrlilft Not to Tell Trl1lo Who bo bothe Cave Cavethe Cle CleIhr
the Ionr MoneyNone > None Ofle Kver rr Knew InewI4te newIotf ljte Kx KxMayor I I1Ialr Ex31aflr
1Ialr Mayor Irnlsnl Irllsril nt lt C omtriencement omtriencementWhen omlrncrltnt omlrncrltntWen omnirneIcntI
I When Wen Abram Ahrl S I Hewitt Hewit died last IIt Janu January Januar JanuryI ¬
ary ar ryI thorn died with him unless unIt the giver giverhimself Klverhi
I himself hi lel f ohoosen Iho08M to mnkn Illw It known the thesecret theloret thencrot
secret loret ol i the thl name nllO of the donor of the ther
r 250000 250 which was WI given to t Cooper Union Unionlait UnionIMt UnionIMt
IMt year 01 The money was aJ4 given to so soIncrease 10 10Inclo o oI
I Increase Inclo tho thl endowment endowmPlt fund that thlt tho thotrustees thotnte thetrute4
trustees tnte could tIIt run rUI tho building huldlng without withouttenants withouttenantf1 Ithoutteanb
tenants teanb devoting ntng it entirely rltlcl to tint tl pur purposes purp ¬
7 poses p of education flwlton In accordance nC Ordalle with withPeter withPeter
Peter eter Coopers fondest fOldft wish wishAt whAt Wb411i
i 1 At the thl fortyfourth fOltfourlh annual nlluni cormneneo cormneneoment cmmfmc cmmfmcment coninenceIl
Il ment of tho Ihl union ullol last night IIKht Edward Edwar B BHowltt RHewtt flhewitt
hewitt Hewtt Mr 11 Hewitts Howlltl son on in II his hil report rellt as astreasurer 11 11tJalurer ai aiI
I h treasurer tJalurer formally lormnlr forrrinli listed l tpd tho gift ns coming comingfrom cmlR cmlRlrm cmlngsI
sI from lrm an anonymous alonYI1wl ftflt WIIII donor dOlor among nuong the theInstitutions theInstHuton1 tho1nt1ttitions
Institutions InstHuton1 extraordinary Ixlrlordilar receipt reelpII for tnu tnuyear tnoyear thut
t i year ear ending hst l Tcgibcr > coinlx II > r I Mr 1 li hewitt Howlttmade Hevttie hewittr
r made ie no furtlmr lurllpl rofennco rInN to tin 111 matter matterfrom mnler mnlertrm
1 from trm the platform pl form but hn hi said nil I afterward afterwardThis nllrwlrd nllrwlrdTI
This TI 1 hJM Is II tho sumo alo KWOQQ S O gift to which whichmy whichmy whichmy
my father made reference rlrIIICO In his hil remarks remarksat remarkl
t at the cominonremtiit commnlIIH1 of the union a 1 year yearago year yearmI elI
ago when whl1 ho h paid aid that I n Kentlernnn nllrrnn whom whomhe whomhe
mI he had ha long 101p known had called I I Id upon UP him and nndafter Ild Ildt andafter
t after ater a chat ehlt nnd Ild n I i rup up of tea tln had hld handed handedto hlndld hlndldto
to him a check for his Ihl t amount saying that thathe thnt t lint lintl
l he did not want 11110 to have hl iavt bin I I name I I ml mentioned mentionedIn menlonld menlonldIn
1 In connection onnoctlon WIth wih the til gift giftMy plr gifte
e My father fat Iir promised plHII ii n Itt4t < j him hil limit Ihlt t lie h would wouldrespect woudrlIp woucii
i respect tho donor dOlor wish 11h ji and ho kept the thesecret tht t he heFmcret I
Inc
secret frt rlIp of the thl KIVIK J i Identity Idtntly t so o religiously religiouslythat rdl loully I
that he never told any an of thu III other trustoos trustoosor trllll
or any of hit hi fnmily fUllir To all ni practical pur purpose Hlr HlrpN tmr tmrci14 ¬ I
ci14 pose the scret 111 lied oiNI with lth him himSo himSo himAt
At I pN So for la as ni tho trustee tluIfM are nr concerned cnclrnNI concerned we wehave wehave wehive
have mado no 10 effort fot to Hnd tnd out the name of ofthe 01the ofui
ui I the man who mudn Ildl HO si large Ilrje a contribution contributionto contrileit onlrllution ion
f to Cooper Union und wn dont want to know Imo
It are all content money 1010Duhtllll
Doubtless Duhtllll I Ihl he man mll who gave time thr > Sfo 250 2OOO
1 000 0 OO had Rood Ioo < reasons nDInl for not 101 wnntini wnntinihis wnliing raflt tug tugI
I his name nnle made public IHhlo 1ill > liO and nld we WI believe thn thnthose thlt thltthole that
should 10ul1 bo So Sounless Sounless
1 those thole renBOiw relOl1 I respected S
I unless the thl donor himself hlm llf chooses ChOOICM to make makihla mnkohl makehta
hla unf hl Identity lcentt known1 ImoI nt somo Imo future time timewhloh tmo tmowhlo tiunet
t whlo h would oull Hcnrcely Incly seem Iepnl likely likelyunder 11lly 11llyunder likelyI
I 1 under tho circumstance Citllllnnc > the thl name Ilm of the thfzlver thoglvir thei
i 1 giver glvir will wi never ntr bo hI i > j known to nnvon but buihimself buthl butI
I l himself himselfA hl III IIIA
A certified Cr lfrc check chl k for the 210000 2roo Mr MrHewitt MrHewitt Ir IrHewitt
Hewitt wild won WI handed to hU h father fatherhut IUlherhut fatherhut
hut he did not 10 know either the bank or orti the thetrust III
trust trt ti ufit company cmpany which certified Itlled thu check checkor checkor checka
a or tho dnt dnll date i on which It was drnwn drnwnFive drllwnFlvo cLravnmt1
mt1 Five other contributions cntrlbutlonl won wlm made rar to tothe tothe tothe
the endowment ndowmllH fund during durly the Iht year ear They Theyaggregated ThlYRgre Theyaggregated
aggregated Rgre atd S33H2fi5 S23H2rf Those hr o were 5000 5000from FOOOfrom 0
from John E Parsons PalrH 74CiM from frln time thoestate IhoeS timet
t estate eS to of if Mrs Ir Kate Im L I taudy 150 5000 OOO from fromJacob fromJncb fromJacob
Jacob Jncb II Schlff Schif t Shoot > 000 from John F FORourko FORourko FORourke
ORourko and 110 81000 1000 from Iror Elmer K Corn Cunisey OnmIV Cornsey
sey IV The last Inl two gift gir were from frm former formerCooper forpr formerCooper
Cooper < 011 Inlon nlon students Itudllll the first Irt ever evermado cermao evermade
made mao by 1 graduates jrdull of the Ih institution institutionThe Intlutlon IntlutlonThe iiotitutionThe
The treanururV treaJulur report showed Ihowpcll nn annual annualrevenue annull annullreVCl10 annualreveimime
revenue reVCl10 of 1209X087 1209 OS7 the Ih Inrcest nf any anyyear Iny InyvMr anyyear
year vMr in II the Ih InionH nlol history hlltol lime expenses expenseswere tprnFs tprnFswer crenseswere
wer were 112170033 11217In33 The il permanent 1I1annl endow endowment ndowment uldOVnient ¬
ment fund func bus II nov reached rfachpd 52IS16LeS 52IS16LeSwhlh 215160185 215160185which 151 6OL5 6OL5cctiiclm
which whlh with lh ith rhe I hr ii building huidll furniture flrnltltf and nndapparatus andnppnrll andf
f apparatus vnluM vollld at lt SL04S I004S4213 203 makes makesthe mRkls mRklsth makeslit
the th lit Unions total tntnlllcII assets S32 324fU448 324fU448Tho 324ft444i8Time nH4is nH4isThl
Time Thl commencement comllllrmCnt exercises pfrclfl last night nightwere Ilght Ilghtwere nightV
V were permeated pCrltatcd with the Ih spirit Hplri Of venera veneration enrl enerat ¬
r tion 1101 t lout for the thO I he late lall Iitt Mr Ir Hewitt who was wasCooper W WI wasooper
I Cooper ooper Unions lnl head heli for so o many mnl years yearsMost Tar TarI yearsMost
Most of the trustees truHle annual nnnlnl report rl > r printed printedcopies ririlted ririltedcopilH
13 copies of which having hlvlll ns a frontispiece frontispiecen frnlilpleco frnlilplecoa
i I a line halftone halIne portrait of Mr 11 Hewitt Hewittwere Howit Hewittc
c F r wcrl were distributed dLt Ib3t rlutd ritiuteil was wn tLq given gl nl up to n I tribute tributeto t
I to his memory ICnlry nnd nil al of ff IV the 110 speakers speakersgraduates peakeIl
41 I r graduates as l well wIl ns trustees trlllll referred relfrro to tohis tohil
3 1 his hil memory Ilmon In I mm loving lovln terms termsIt trl trmm is isI
I I It had always lwa IXMMI 1ln Mr 11 Hewitts Heitl habit habitnt hnbltI
h I nt I the annual nlnlal roinniencninents fflentlenl to t dispense dispensewith 118penA dispenseI
t with the of annual
I wih readint the Ilnlal report reportand reportRnd reportI
I and Instead to tOlpfnk speak extemporaneously extemporaneouslyupon pxtemporsnpolllr pxtemporsnpolllrl
upon l > matters IMtr of interest 10tCItFt to Cooper Coopr Union UnionLast 11101 tumlonLast
Last ft nightwhen li hlwhll this 111 pan pnr of the programme programmewax proramml
wax wal reached John Johl K E Parsons Pnr0IS followed followedMr folowld followedt I
t Mr Hewitts Hewltl custom customHe customlp custounRe I
He lp spoke plm almost nloHt entirely ntlrlly of Mr fr Hewitts Hewittswork Hewittswork
work olklor for the Union He HI sal fW d In I part partI I
f t I never could culd look on Mr Ir Hewitt pT ns an anold anold anI
I old man mal and yet et he lived Iwd to BOO 8l his hil eightieth eightiethbirthday t eightiethi hIJeth hIJethI I
i birthday blrthdlY Ho lived le Ii ed until unti Cooper Coper Union was wascomplete Wi wascomplete
complete cOlplNI in all al its it departments departmentsBoth dpurmenil lepartmenu4Botlm <
I Both time tlo inspiration Inplrtlon and ld the thldlrpcton thldlrpctonIn direction directionin
I in largo Inrjo measure rlalure came CIII from lrm him It was wasso WI wasso
i so 10 much a matter mltor of course COUrf for him to con consider canI ¬
t
I udder el to advise aIA to direct c1rtct that the trustee trusteewere tntC truteeI
I were only anI too willing will to acquiesce nqulc and to toplace topCUPOI toplace
place pCUPOI Upon him a responsibility rl pollhlt y which whlcl It was wnsnot WSnot wasnot
not in him to refioe refioeMr reluHfr reftmeMr
Mr fr Parsons Pa10nR in speiking pMkln of the Cooper Cooperfamily Coopr Cooprr Cooperr1
r r1 family lamy mentioned mlntlonpd that the trustees trstllS had hadattended hadI hadtI
I tI attended atelded yesterday e ter lv the thl funeral flnlrnl of Charles CharlesW Ghnrlfl
i t W Cooper Cpr ooper the last IRI surviving 8unn son Bn of William WilliamCooper Wilnm Wilnmt
3 t J Cooper Coopr Peter Coopers Coopr brother brothlr Then turn turning tumIn tonit ¬
t tog In to Edward Cooper ho exclaimed exclaimedI
I Coopr
I am told that the th last If t survivor of the theCooper thl theCooper
1 Cooper pr family fally is I our honored president presidentI prleldentI
I know you will wi all al join me In saying Hlng May Mayt Inv InvG
t God G spare spro his hI Hfo ln for many lal years ea to come comeThe comeTe comeii
ii The Te large audience applauded with great greatearnestness grlat grlatI greatearnestness
earnestness earnestnessTlie earnestnessI
I MrnMnPA The total enrollment enrolmpnt of pupils pupiI in Cooper CooperUnion Copr CoprUnion CooperII
I II Union during the year Yfar was WI 3400 340 Last Lastnights LastnlKhtl LastII
II nights nlKhtl graduates grduat1 numbered ninetyone ninetyoneThey nlnetyneI
L I i They Tey were the first trst class cll to t wear caps and andgowns ad adI andj
j I gowns gownsT1GHE jowns jownsi1 gownsi
i T1GHE HELPS HElf A STARVIG cTAIfVIXGI THlIt MAX MAXThe UA UAI
i1 The e Police Polte Captain Rewarded R fadrd by b a Letter Letterof uter utero
of o overflowing Or01IDS Thank ThankXyoung Tank Tankd ThanksJ
d J I Xyoung A young German Oena of military mitr appearance appearancewho appplancl appplanclwo appearanceI
I wo who said he was wal A Thellhelmer lelhllmer and andhad ald aldj andhad
j had hd no home was wal found apparently apparentlyalmost nparnty nparntyI apparentlyt
I t If almost overcome ovecme by hunger at Fifth Fifthavenue Firh Firhf Fifthm
f I avenue 0 and o Fortyfifth F tylth street t t early MY yes yesterday y yterday yesterday ¬
terday morning morln At the East Fiftyfirst Fiftyfirststreet Firfrt FirfrtI FiftyfirstI
I street etret station etton Capt Tlgho offered olel d him some somemoney somemoney someI
I I money so 10 that tht ho could culd got something to toeat toeat
11 eat eatAt et etI
I At first frt the young foreigner foriKnr refused to totake
1 take tke it Finally Faly he consented enlnted to borrow borrowItand borrowitand w wi
i 1 Itand left le Capt Cp Tighe Tghe said he wa W as sure surethe
r 1 the man was strictly trlcly honest honCt LaM Lt night nightthe nl nightii ht htthe
ii I the Captain Cptin got from the man this letter letterwritten leter leterwtten lettert
t t I wtten written at the Mills 1f Hotel In Bleecker Deker street streetthe streett tret tretf
t I f the te writer wrter adding ading that hereafter herenftEr he can cn be befound bej befound
j I found at 821 East Seventysecond HeventY8ecnd street streetThe ftret streetThe
The The first frR thins thinI thln tlii tlil this morning mornlol Is II for me m to toeiprens tot
1 eiprens 1lprll toy lY heartfelt lartllt thank to you OU for tIme thoffreut th thflt tImejf
jf iT f great flt kindness klnln8 which you 01 hare ha shown to tomo 10mo tome
f mo and which hkh I never Itfr shall hal forget forlet J wish wishthat wisht
t that t the thl AlmIghty hnlllt may 11 glvo Ih you n lone 100 and andt
t happy life le for the loving 10lnl kindness klndn you 01 have haveihown hlo hlohowl
1 f shown howl to a I poor foreigner lorellner I dont dOIt think thinkto
J v 1 to start for work in any al aum saloon nsaln I Ilil If I cnn cnnset cnnI canget
I set any an other work
I
i t I am Ri nut notnfrlll afraid of work Iloase llc if you ou hear hearof hcarof
I of nythintr nrthl dont toreet fOfret mo moI m mI
i I am sir your our obedient servant snrvuntA Anunl AnunlTn servanttmtE1mnrtum
A Tn riiKiinrivri riiKiinrivriCapt tmtE1mnrtumrapt InrI 1m 1mCapt
Capt Tigho TIIhe already has hI a job for 101 the themilitary themitar them themilitary
m military mitar young youngman youngmant man manHELMOXT mln mlnBELUOT
t i HELMOXT DISPUTES 1Il11S AHHKST AHHKSTPart HIIIESTPr
7 Part Pr of Jericho Ilhe Ilir Where WIlrl hiere Clmunrur Chaulrur Was WasCaught Wa Waii U Uaulht
ii Caught May Us Ia Be f Private head lloirlMINEOUA UoaciMNEOW headMIXEOLt
MINEOUA MNEOW L I I May Iar 29 21Char 29Charles Charles Partels Partelschauffeur Pareil Pareilchaueur PartelsI
I chauffeur chaueur caeurforAtmgimstheImontwunrraiod caeurforAtmgimstheImontwunrraiodt for August Holmont wnanrrnigned wnanrrnignedfor wMnralged wMnralgedtor
t I for trial tral today laca beforo Justieo J UltiC Oakley Oakleyon Onl ley leyon
I on a charge of having hllng Imavin violated the tI auto automobile IUt IUtmobie nut nutt ¬
t I i mobile mobie speed law la lie was wnl arrested on onthe Oi onk
k I the Jericho 8ped road rad on May II 15 Mr Ir Belmont Bclmontand Hlmont Hlmontand Belmontt
t and a friend frend being hll in II tho nuto nt the tIl > time timeAt tme tmeAt timeI
I At a previous prvloul hearing helll Partels Partls asked a kll for a ajury ajurytrthiand i iJurt
jury Jurt jurytrthiand trial and ad a jury of cix Ix men was WI chosen chosentoday chofl chosentoday
today toa but no testimony was tnlien tllrn the thetrial thetra
j trial being blnK postponed tponld until unl June 10 inThere 10Tere 10There
tra There Tere is I a p dispute as a to whether whethlr the thepart Ihopr timeI
I part of the thl road whero the arrest arst was wasmade wnl wasI
I pr made is i a publlo publo highway hlhwn About ten tenyears Iln Ilnyei tenyears
years mae yei ago ajo the land Ilnd was wnl sold told by h the Jericho JerichoTurnpike JetichoI IJcho IJchoTurnpike
I Turnpike Company Cmpauv to tho Queens u < nl county cxiuntyBoard count countBard countyII
II Board Bard of Supervisors Suprllilrl but no record of the thotransfer thetrall thetransfer
transfer trall r cnn cn lw I found fould The adjournment adjournmentwas ncjoummel
was Wn taken today to tl afford aford more time to tosearch tosarch tosearch
search sarch for the t he record recordUttle record1lth recordLittle
Little 1lth HlH7e IR7 Near Nlar the thl Waldorf WaldorfSparks 1llluf 1lllufSprkl muImhnr muImhnrSparks
Sparks Sprkl from the dynamo in 11 ne < four fourtory four8tr fouratoy
tory 8tr studio Itudlo building buiding nt lt 18 West cst Thirty Thirtythird Thlrt Thlrtthird Timlmtythird
third street set It fire fre to tho insulation insuallol on the theelectric tholltr timeelectric
electric lltr light lght wires wlrtl in the cellar celnr lout night nightThe nightT nightThe
The T building bul ln is I directly dircctl across ncrol tho way wayfrom wa waIrom wayfrom
from ono ot the WaldorfAstoria Wnl orlAltora private privateentrances prhateentrancC privateentratuceli
entrances entrancC and many ml patrons pntrol of the hotel hotelwatchexl hotelathl hotelwatched
watched athl from their windows wlndowl tho arrival of ofthe ofte oftherernen
the te therernen firemen frmen Time 1le rtnmnge dlmaKe was Wil insignificant InBlgolfcnnt InsignificantI
I
R
Q I Arrangement Aageent u applied app to toprinted toprnted toprinted
printed matter meant selection of oftype olde3ign
prnted mater mea e o o
type tp paper papr colour design designmargins de de3ignmaf i I n nmargs
margins marginsIJ maf gins ginsq
IJ margs margsg Books and circulars crcula are made madeattractive mde mdeIiractve madeaitfactiVe
g attractive Bk solely slely by the skill kl and andtaste an andtaste
taste Iiractve displayed in I Arrangement ArrangementHE Aagement AagementI ArrangementHE
I HE CHELTENHAM CHELTENHAMPress CHE CHELTENHAMI TENHAM
I THE I Press will wl gladly gladlysend gladlysend gladlysend
send examples exa e x a mpl m p 1 es e s of its itswork itswork itswork
work
150 I 50 Fifth Fifh Avenue AvenueSouthwwt AvenueSouhw AvenueSouthwest
Southwest Souhw t Corner Corn Twentieth Twent Street StreetFOR Ste SteFOR StreetFOR
FOR HEBREW UNION UNIN VETERANS VETERANSEWQVEXT VETERANSEIOQFT VETERANSELOQEXT
EWQVEXT EIOQFT SPEECHES SPECI AT T AMEET AMEETlfl A 4 MEET MEETIN EET
lfl IN I IX TEMPLE TfJIU TEiI IIJ EMAMEL EMAMELAbraham llA flAX UEL UELAtrmmhatti EI EIlrahll
Abraham lrahll Rruhrri Tribute Tlhute to 0 the Ihl tnlon tnlonSoldiers tnlon tnlonSoldlll VnlonSoldiers
Soldiers Soldlll or the thf Civil nvt lvii War 1arSPrehH 1arSPrehHI WarSpeeches WarSpeechesI Speeches Speechesh
h I I > Abraham hrhal Levy and ald l Ur r SllvernuMi SllvernuMiService NUnIm NUnImIIIt SihertusemSenIcc
Service IIIt In Memory 11rory of o lurtfe Imllf Ntlner NtlnerThe lUnfr lUnfrTh SttnerThe
The Th seventh Foelth annual memorial memoral service FIIlc of oftho atthe ofthe
the Hebrew Union Veteran eternn Association AssociationCol AFo < ntlon ntlonCo
Col Isaac IFao Eckstein Ecklteln commanding cmmanding was held heldin heldIn heldIn
in tho Temple EmanuKI Fortythird Fortthlr street streetnnd streetand trlt trltIno
and Ino Fifth avenue aonur last lft night nlrhl Col Abra Abraham Ahrahlm Ahrnimarmi ¬
ham hlm Oiruber rther presided prC ldr and addressee nd rrKr tlrese4cti were weremado weremade
made 1 bv Abraham Ix I Levy vv v Gen Gel Kdwnd F d J JAtkinson JAI JAtkinson
Atkinson AI klnon < past commander omrandlr of the band OrandArmy Oranr bandArmy
Army Arm of tho 1111 Republic Hlpuhlc of the thl State of Now NowVork Nlw NlwYork NowYork
York and the 111 Rev He Dr Josnph Sllverman Sllvermanrabbi Sierman Siermanrlbbl Silverman1alhi
rabbi rlbbl of nr time temple and Ind chaplain of the theasfooiation thedollon timeassiwiation
asfooiation asfooiationThis assiwiationThis dollon dollonThl
This Thl yenr year fnr the thl Hebrew Hlbrl veterans pterIUII had hac in inmind Inmind inmammal
mind to l make the th service 1flcl specially qppcalh com commemorative eomn110rtl1 earnnmtmmmoratlve ¬
memorative n110rtl1 of the tim death dlllh of Judge Joseph JosephH JolPph JolPphI
H I Stlner who was ns the commander eomman er of the theassociation Iholoclntlon theassociatIon
association associationIn loclntlon loclntlonIn
said In owning ol1nlng the meeting mPtlng Cal Co finiber finibersaid Cmher irmihersaul
We Ve are ar met mrt hern hrO tnnleht toIihl not nlt to mourn mournlint mOlra mOlrahit mournhum
lint hit hum t to recall 1111 not l0t 0 at to t 0 InniHiit Ilnwnl I am cut nor yet j Jlml JlmlIlt praise praisetumt > rnl rnlhut
hut Ilt ritthrr rlthrr snrrpilly MIrrtlr and nffeitlnmitoly Irldlnnntcl to ttspan tospan
span the th unwn rivir 111 anti Ind Hfiul Icrl iicriM r rTiuinnd n nIITanel aimim
Inn
imim Tiuinnd 111 land of ff rememhrnriop rPlwmhrnr0P nnd Ind lovo 10 A grand cranrinriny grandmmrtmm3 mndIrl
nriny IITanel of the thl Kepuhllc U I cathcrrd lathlrll on 11 the th other othertide 011 otimritt1t
Uellhlc
tide Irl Ther hrT hear not 101 the thl drum drll drum tim bent IInt nor 111 ii or time thfcannons Ihl IhllllnlI timeulumnoums
cannons ht roar but blt still tl we mi hope hop that 111 n as time thfrny Ih Ihr7 timerays
rny rays lllnlI If > f the thl win ln reach Tach the th earth so o may ia the thfInvlnir Ih theinviuu
Invlnir r7 10111 inviuu nuinoriM nurlrl In our Olr hearts hIII ascend tcld to the thecamp thoclnl timeroom
camp room P of II the t lit departed departedAnd delartpt deptt ted tedtml
clnl And 111 tml yet how hollow holl were 111 thi this ceremony ceremonyIT clrpmony clrpmonyIf
If the Ih Send dlld wrought rollht naught nnlllht hut coimiieot coimiieotnnd COIIIUIFt COIIIUIFtnnr COlumitmeptmind
right the monument ol oltheir oftlmii f fthh
mind glory not were err Ihl IIJUICnt
10t ridll
their nnr Ilnry nchiivement lhlpvlmPlt If I I I we would wllhi wol I Iii hallow Inlfw html imv their theird thllr thllrdcA
d I eds > i > tl we must mnmi st riot Ilt forget Inrt for tt the Ih t he emise aum 18 51 for which whichthey whllh whllhIII wimltiitime
dcA they time did They Th died In II mm vain nln If tho tl living livingdo limimigIt 111
do III It not Ii itt dld preserve turier And further fm r t her the th t ii i cciunllty 1lnlty eli liii Ii ty of ofmnn ofIln 0 0lumen
lumen 101 unit 111 Inr the Ih sacredness Ilrldm of II It life Ifc amid Ild eiiunl eiiunlopportunity qualOportun itinl itinloitnrtlimmti
opportunity Iln Oportun Sublime ns l is the th llguro of ofLincoln ofJ
Lincoln 1 I loln ricoi n It yet t uhlle neodt 11 It the Ih I 18 Ii t Iroclnrnntlon Iroclaliton Procintmm Iluro titlomi of ofKninnelpntlnn oflnndlltlon 0 f fErmmtttmclpitlnn
Kninnelpntlnn J to nmke It live 11 All Al time thl roar ronrand rnarnr roarand
and lnndlltlon tiirnioll from rein Siirnter uIIlr to Apttomnttoi Apttomnttoiwire A plorllo plorllowr ppoinmittoiwere
wire nr tlrmct drowned drt miied by h the 111 t ii cnitcfnl Irltfnl ermi ttfmii rnurmiirlngn rnurmiirlngnof lurmull lurmullot unmmrnm II I Iof
of noonotio 5000 rrolr CMKI sit savt sias Ia n elmrus hlru horn of urntl urntltudf mrnttttmde rlt
tudf n In humiin hU111 mmmtmmiumt liivutu hlrl not lnt mu tut to fall fl dead dlld on the thecars Ih timecars
cars nf uf men len until lrtl eternity ternll shall hll be n I mm un for forever forever ¬
ever 11 sunk on the Ihl horizon horizonWith hOfI10UWllh horizonWith
11 With Fllk the th ill > > of the world ord cnnio Inll love In with withmaim yltn yltnmnn Tlh Tlhmln
11
maim liberty mimmI nd with wih love nnd 010 liberty Ihrt their theirInexorable IhlirInlxorah theirineorahie
Inexorable Inlxorah mln Ihlty law Inr and nd power pow PI The hl nation nlton that thatbuilds thlt thlt1lld thattutilid
builds 1lld Its It structures trlcllr nn 11 mm rther th1 foundations tnundlton or ordepart fr frdI1rt ordqpmmrts
depart dI1rt from Ihflr 1h ir Influence InllII1 must IUI sorrow sorrowwith Ilrro Ilrrowih sorroww
with wih w I I ii Its I is successes IUII8I und Undlllri rnniirii mum iii rim even INI ns nl it slugs sinmgsits < 111
1 triumph triumphConcord trlummmpimCommcord
its song of trlulph trlulphCOlrlrd
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Hun COlrlrd VkkslmrK Ikhur J ll1 and Appnrnnttux A will 1 l lMcrfd h hacred te tesrmcred >
pIOlltO
Mcrfd I 11 ns ni lone Inn ns n IIKII ln rineninj rlclllr rpmmmnumhr > r Slnni t4nni nnl All Allthn Alltime 1
time Ih plnctn where lar iitar and Naooleon Rlllon eon eonuiierid cnl Commmmmeri
uiierid 1111 for flr th time sake akl of o winry Illr will wi immure hlr pnsficd pnsficdinto pnldInll passetiI
into Inll I mm t the Ihl I Ime forgot fOllotf1 ton and Ild unknown Inkrwwn mm uk um mmvii when wh cii still stillthe stillthe ti
the th greenest 1flneMI memories Illmorl will wi entwine ltwlnl thc spots spoUiwher sol spotsmmherc
wher hlr Warren Wann mmrron fell Cel and Ind Inhn Brown Iroln gave 111 a awhite ahlll awhite
Ilbnity IlbnityThe hihmtrTim white hlll mans 111 life lie ss the thl price Ilrl 1 of n I black hltck man lan lanTh s sIlbnity Shihmtr
The Th soldiers of the thl Union I milon Ion trnmpod trmJd to the themimle Ihelui timemusk
musk lui of olrlhtol rUhti rIgtmtmoimsmt4 > oiii > neiw t1 and tnd wore wrl never doubt doubtful doubtfil doubtrut ¬
rut fil of f the justice of their cnu cause I e I heIrs Th 1 lrl wits WHSthe wu wuhI witsthe
the hI duty dut of JlltC freemen tIAI coil Ind time Ih service rvlel of tint tintbest Ilwht tim timbest
best ht u au4JirilttOnS lrntlons of IC man mll War tr l 15 not the art artIn urtIn artIn
In which 111irnton8 true trlp men Iln glory 11011 glor It I may come clro to toa tl toii
a ptopln eoplu like an epidemic It mny 11 mum not tot h haol ia iaRVflItflble > f favoidable
avoidable 1 aol ikI but it nhoiild never be sought soughteither sou8ht sou8htllher soughteltrier
holll 11lr
either < III to II measure lellrl strength lrllth with wih nn al equal equiilnor equalaol 1111 1111no
The 1 he bravest bravestnre t tnr
nor no to o clm cimastl4e tl < < n wcnker wInklr nation luton brlI
1
chat f
nre nr or the Ihr tenderest IcndfrpII and those thosl who wh foilRtit lollht the theImrdest thehlrdlI timehardest
hardest mut at time campllrH campllrHA
hlrdlI are at IUtl thp eUlplr eUlplrA
A grateful nation Iltlon will Ti ever Ivlr boun bun troush troushrecoKiilzp tlou tcouIyrecogrmtze
recoKiilzp the hIgh claims of those who saved savedIt Mdon
rolllzl It on the th field nlld hlfh of 0 of battle batl cIIIR and ald our country clnl will willever wiltever
ever honor the largest larlet draft draf drawn drlwa by the themen themrn themen
men who fought fOllht that thl It I might ml ht live Ivf The Thegreat Thegreat
great Captain who enjoined pnjollld his hil countrymen countrymento untrlcn untrlcnto
to have h o pence pflM spoke pokf out of a heart hlart sick Ilrk with withthe withtime
the th woes of war He was conscious of a ahigher ahhhfr mmhIgher
WOI 111 II Wa OIIcOUA
higher hhhfr rule 111 of conduct cnduct and Ind a nobler national nationalSdince natonal natonaldentn nationaldestIny
dentn dentnHenlp destIny Sdince has hs made iad it easy Ia to kill ki and to toslaughter toIlnUlh toslmuugimtmr
slaughter IlnUlh Henlp r time th enemy emr Is II the thf > glory Ilorr of the th vic victor vl lc lctor ¬
tor lime enemy eOIm may ia be nn In equally 1II power powerful poserfui 11 ¬
ful people propll or even tnel the th poor Jew JIW In lliiSHln lliiSHlnor 11 11or
or Itoumanhi but yet the triumph trlulph of might mightIs mllht mllhtIs
Is recorded rlCJrded loulanln by column 010 as 18 the thl will wi of ODd tort tlortis tortI od odh
is I profaned when whll his ht childrens chldrol blood Is I shed shedIn aimedIn hNtla
In ilk name The h wrath of justice JUKtt overtakes overtakesthe ufrnk ufrnkthe
the I unjust nation nltlonlnd and standing Rtaodlur armies anlf and nndnrmnrnentu andarmament amidnrmaanaent
armament are but blt chaff chaf before hllorl Its 11 relent rlentl less Itsisweep lesssweep
sweep sweepIt
111 It Is our countrys cultO1 glory 1101 that freedom in inspired Inplrfd Inspired ¬
spired plrfd I its It great Irelt wars waN and Ind that its It flag fai U fr trl fru frufrau e efrom
and the mercenaries mercenariescrimes mercenariescrinmms
from tyrants wrongs thl mercloarl mercloarlrhlf
trol trllt wrOnlA
crimes rhlf Let us 18 strive strl for peace and Its 18 bless blessings bl blessIngs ¬
ings for Lt good IIwd will to al all 11 pate the people of the theenrtli thl theearth
earth 118 arid nld for national nlllonli 1 alms alm In accord accrd with the tliespirit thespirit thespirit
spirit of universal unheNII love loveAlunlmin loeAhlhlm loveAitummhmann
Alunlmin Ahlhlm Levy was Ia the next speaker speakerHe Ipeaker IpeakerHI
He HI said saidThe AnldThe saidThe
The intelligent nt Jews In the thl Inlted Inled States Stateshave gtt gtthao Stateshave
lolelll
have today todl u problem Irolllm to solve by b the Ihl arts nrtsof nrtFor artsof
of peace plce ulmoit allo < t OK 01 great Irat no you OU veternns veternnssolved veternnssolved Iternn IternnIolvd
solved Iolvd by b force of arm Dri The Thl tyranny tyann of ofthn lt lttho ofthe
the Old World isdrivlngthe II drhlnl thl oppressed oPlrld of our ourracn 011 ourrrice
racn raeI tn tl thesw thp shores It I U for us u to II see h It ItU ItI
U I the particular purlcular business hulnI8 of the thl American AmericanJew AnmericanJew I1rllo I1rlloJew
Jew to nee 1 that when our 011 people ploplo get rt here herethey Ire Irethe uirethey
they the are Dr tnught the true meaning Illnlnl of American Americaninstitutions Allrln Allrlnlotltutol Atmucrheuunhrmstttuttons
institutions lotltutol time lio true trle meaning mfanllr of the prIce prlcele ptlel prIcehemi
le hemi t boon bool of lt I American Amlrlcan citizenship citizenshipThey ct1Inhlp cttttenshlplime
They 11111 lime will il not bo b all al that thlt we would ould like likethem Ik IkIlll likeIhemmi
them to be hI tn the betInning berlnnilt Ho 10 much the thegreater theirlnlcr thegreater
Illl greater irlnlcr need nlJ for our 011 work among lonl theni thAl And Andlessons AndI
I tell you 0 I nmy friends the Irelt greatest 01 oU oUMonl allhasons
lessons trl for them I h 1 to learn Illrn Is I that American Americanliberty Alerllan AlerllanIbNt AummericanlIberty
Monl
liberty means mlan the greatest Irenlet measure Ilaun of In Individual 10dhlrual Indivithial ¬
dividual IbNt dhlrual liberty Ibert that thlt may be bl subordinated subordinatedto uborlnate
to lnw lnwDr Il his hisDr
Dr 8lvi Silrmnl Silvermani > rmnn awoke the greatest amount amountof amolnt amolntof
of enthuslnsm IlthuRII1 when whll he said saidIn Ml MlIn saIdIn
In the thl old ole days a when you 01 veterans vetlrln were wereon WfrA WfrAon wereon
on the tiring Irlll lines Inl < we nil al knew knlw what hnl union unionism Inlon InlonIm umumionlam ¬
ism meant Of late year the th term lrm has hll fal fallen tallen falhen ¬
len fomwwhat Into disuse 11uo Today there nr nrno ae aeno nrs nrsno
no Arerlll America AmericaThere sections l tODI In II this thl land of ours 01 It I Is I nil nilThere al allAmerica
There ThlrA li I a I religion rliion my friends which I Igreater Igrlntlr is isgremmter
greater grlntlr and grander Irander than Christianity than thanBuddhism thanBUddhlFr thanBuddhism
Buddhism than Judaism Judall than any In religion religionIt rellJon rellJonI religionever
ever BUddhlFr knon In this tht world worldIt orld orldI
It I U I the religion of the lore of God and nndhe Rndthr andthe
the he I love of mon and ald the love 104 of country countr nnd nndt nndIt endIt
It t I 18 called ClAd Americanism Amerlcjnll It Is I the custom customn cltom cltomon
on n each each Memorial nay to strew the th graves gravesf RIC graveof
of f our war heroes hlo with flowers nowrr Hut flowers flowersIther nowrwither lowerswttimer
wither Jt 1 Is II the custom to perpetuate rPtuste their theirnemory thllr thllrIfmory theirmemory
memory with monument monument But monument monumentCrumble monumentcrumble monumentcrumble
Ifmory Crumble If I you ou men living llnl who ho fought foughto foulht foulhtto
to o save 80 the rnlon 1nlon and If I the thf thousands thoulnd dead deadvould dlad dladould deadwommid
vould have haf the thl best the th most mOlt enduring enduringnonurnent Indurlnl enduringrnrflUlflent
nonurnent 1fIUmlnl bid tho world look upon a contl contllent continent
lent nlnt that stretches Itrlthl from ocean olea upn to ocean conl and androm Ind Indfrom andIrnium
from rom time Ih Oulf 11 to tl the Ihl Canndns Canndl and sny to It ItThere ItThre Itl
There l here Is the thl monument monulent of time th Union soldier soldierIving soldierlIving J
lIving and dend deadour our country
TO RALLY THE TiE POPULISTS POPVLISTSKsCov POPVIUTSOV POPULISTSIxov
KsCov OV Poynter POtlr of o Nebraska brka braska Oppoiei OppoieiFurther OPPII OPPIIFurthrr ippoiraFurther
Further Fusion With 1lh the Democrat DemocratLINCOLN lfnotrll lfnotrllLscor lenmoeratsLmcoiN
LINCOLN Neb May Ma 18 BEGov ExGov Poyn Poynter Poyntor Poynter ¬
ter the Populist leader in II an interview to todny 10cny toclay
clay cny says a that there will wlle be no more fusion fusionState IUllon IUllonStnte fusionState
State or national natonal with the Democrat DemocratThe Dlmora DlmoraThe DernocraiThe
The Democratic party ho h nays ay dOM doeanot doeenot
not not possess pOff oss the power 1er to meet met the Ihl great greatquestions greatIultonl greatquestions
questions Iultonl of the day The Thl Indications Inclcatlon are arethat ar arthat arethat
that Bryan and Inr his hi reform ideas Idll will wi bo booverthrown beuprthrown booeit
overthrown oeit brown and 111 Clevelandlsrn Cllllandlfm reinstated reinstatedWith rtlllattl rtlllattlWlth reinstatedVIthm
With such luch Democracy Dlrom y the Populist Iopulit party partycan partyearm ary aryal
can al have neither 1rlher sympathy nor 101 fellow fellowship fllo fllohip fellowchimp ¬
ship hip Whatever Whlteer disintegration cllntljrton has hal taken takenplace tnkln tnklnplncc takenplace
place In our ranks rtkB hns his been caused cluFd br our ourunion 011 ourmummion
union Illon with wih tho Democratic lmnocrntlc party pary Inde Independent mdcpundenut ndt ndtprlcent ¬
pendent prlcent notion n tlou will wi In a large measure measurerecover measurercover
recover rOtr theso t h scattered latlrfd forces forl Moro pee people pf peepie ¬
pie than t ever before believe cleo in Populist Populistprinciples Populst Populstprncpll IopuiistprincIples
principles prncpll To gnthcr hit her them thrm under one onebanner onobanner onebanner
banner is our task taskTHREE tlk taskTIIIWE
THREE TIR1F IRISOinS IIWiOIWS ESCAPE ESCAPEOne fSE fSEOnf
One Onf of o Them Tri a I Soldier loIItr From ITilllprilnesConvicted ITilllprilnes 1lpplnH ihihipplnriiconvicted
Convicted onlclf1 of Murder MurderPETKnsncro tIttNIrrPETKRBflrJFO llrdlr llrdlrPETRSRUrO
PETKnsncro PETRSRUrO Vn a May 20 29lro 29flireo Three negro negroprisoners 11110 negroprisoners
prisoners prl onof confined confned In the county jail 11 of ofDlnwiddle ofDinwitldie I
Dlnwiddle Dnwld le made their thllr escape escpf last night nightby i ib Iby
by b means mel mealma I of aid from the outside outldp Among Amongthem mong I Ithetmi
them was 18 Robert Hohlrt Vaughan who recently recentlyrit
rit lt Fords Depot De t shot and nlli killed Idled another anothernegro nuoth anotherumegmo r
negro negr named William VIlllaun Wilson Wllon Vaughan Vuughanw lulhnl
w Wil wIts s convicted ton cd of murder Ilrder in tho first ft degree degreeVaughnn dORre I Ial IVauglmnmm
Vaughnn bal served 1IIed in the thf United Mates MatesInfantry htnlls tmtatesInfantry
Infantry al In the Philippine Phippine Islands IrlnC and andnt ad adnt andnt I
nt tho time of the murder murcEr had just got gothomo gothomo
the thp homo army arm having halnl tmo received rEehed his hI dlschlrle discharge from fromthe fromtime I
1 v
JEWELS JWLS WORTH sioo 10000 GONE GONEDRIVER GONEDRnER GONEDRIVRR
DRIVER OF 4V A EXPRESS WAGON WAOOJI WAOONARIESTED WAGONARRESTED
I ARRESTED ARIESTED FOR THE TIE THEFT THEFTCMC THEFTCue THEFTCase
Cue and Content Contet Were ere to H HaTe T B Be BeHfnt been beenSent w wKent
Kent Hfnt by Exprcrt Epre to the Owner Ower Said to teHe toDC toftc
He DC MM 1 lrs Charles huIH Hrnuhfln Irrhrln of Chleaga ChleagaOne Cleaso CleasoOneoUeJwel CluleaoOneoftimeJewela
One OneoUeJwel OneoftimeJewela of the Jewel a 1500 IOO Necklace NecklaceJames Nteklaee NteklaeeJamC NecklaceJames
James McCue a young driver for the theManhattan theManhattn theManhattan
Manhattan Manhattn JamC Delivery Delvery Company which hlch la laan I II isan
an adjunct a junct of tho Adam Express ExprCI Com Company Cm CmmlY Cornpany
I sus suspichon Ufl Uflpiclon
arrested yesterday on IW
pany mlY was l art etlrday
piclon In connection onnllon with wih the stealing stealingof Itelng Itelngof
of a jewel case cle said lald to have tlne contained containedJewels containe containedjewels
Jewels Jewtl worth 1100 10000 and valuable papers papersThe papel papelThe papersThe
The robbery was 1 reported rlporte to the police policeon plce plceI
on onThurdny Thursday night by Mrs MI David Dlvld Strauss Straussof
I of 771 71 Madison Malon avenue who said that the thojewels Ihl IhlJewels thejewels
jewels belonged belon o to her guest guet of two weeks weeksago weekl weeklI weeksago
ago Mrs MI Charles Hornshelnof HArheln 01 the th Audi Auditorium Auditorium Auditorium ¬
torium Hotel 10tlln In Chicago ChicagoMrs ChicagoMI ChIcagoMrs
I
Mrs MI Strauss Slrausl said Ild yesterday that on onMay onIIY onMay
May IIY 19 she Ihe got a telegram ttlegram from Mrs Mr Horn HcrnHheln lern lernfhpln Horneheln
her home In InChicago InChlcugo inimkngo
Hheln fhpln who had returned retured to
Chicago asking Mrs M Strauss StrlU8 to have Mrs MrsHernsholns 11 11Herhels MrsHernsimelns
Hernsholns Herhels two hr trunks and jewel case casosent casesent 0 0lEnt
sent lEnt to Chicago Mrs MN Strauss Strau 1 says la1 she shoat Iho Ihoat sheat
at once telephoned telephono to the express expre com companys compnR cornpanys ¬
panys office at 1H45 Third avenue avenueI apnul
pnR I mentioned ltntlonf ofce 14f the box of jewels jlIls said saidMrs lald laldMr sldMrs
Mrs Mr Strauss Htrau yesterday y lterday and asked kl how howthat howthnt howthat
that could befit hlt be hI sent The man said saidit RnldIt
it would wOlld be all al right to hand hnnc It to the thl driver driverof drlr drlrof
of the express exprf wagon waKOI that thll would wOlld call callNo cal callNo
No express wagon called cll1 for tho trunks trunksand trunkRnld trunksand
and nld ease exprl that day da Early Frl the thl next day da laY I Icalled Inlli Ieniled
called nlli up lp tho express exprl company corpan again ThoHHtno thofafO Tho thecattle
cattle voice olcl that had answered mo mi told toldmo toldmo toldtime
nnswlrl
fafO mo again nlnln to give gl the Jewel jew box bx to the thf driver driverdriver dprTho driverThe
The oxprls exprre wagon came amI arould around nld atmti the Ihedrhfr thedriver
driver drhfr received rfeli the tx txMrs box boxMrs
Mrs 11 Strauss 8trat 1 added Iddr that sjhe Ihe didnt know knowthat knowthat knowthat
that the thl jewel box failed faied to reached naehl Its Itsdestination Il Itsle4tlnatlon
destination df < tlnnton until IIW on Thursday huNdlY evening eveningshe Ienilg IenilghI eveningclue
she hI got a telegram Illegrlm from Mrs Ir nernnholn nernnholnThe Ilm ITerneitelrmrho hlln hllnTh
The Th telegram tllegral said that the thl trunks trnl had hadarrived hlll hlllnrrvl imuitharrIved
arrived nrrvl all 11 right but that the thp Jowel cnuo cnuohad cnpe cnpehnd cmumtoimati
had not notMcCuo nottcCuo notMeCue
McCuo was waf arrested nrrlllr yesterday Mterda morning morningat l0rning l0rningal
at his hi home hOlr 1705 170 I Lexington < avenue npnlf by byDetective I byIetcctive
Detective Jtf 1 Iv Sergeants SrjonntM Price und Id McCnfforty McCnffortyand McCaffertyand lcCatortj lcCatortjlr
and was wnl taken to tim I hp Tombs TomlfpolN police court courtt eOIH eOIHHn courtHe
t lr I TJn nM nMfor
Hn Wil was rllnllfl renmaimtid 10 Polf Polmmc Hlndqlarl Hlndqlarlfor Headquarters Headquartersfor
of the thedetectives thedllet thelmtCCt
for fortyeight fnrlyClgbt hours hourl at time th request
detectives detectivesTho dllet lmtCCt il Ivm14 Ivm14Flue
Tho police poll refused rllul < to pay plY anything nnthinj about abouttho about abouttim
arrested arrestedonly nrrestedonly
hnd
tho tim case ca except that they nrrellr
tl who wholeft whoIft wimoleft
only 011 ono man Inspector Mcllusky
onl Ilpltor
left Ift his hil oflice onlr In time tllo I to go to the thl races rac said saidthat tuld tuldthat saidtimt
that he h would tell ttl the i Imo public publl something somethingabout lompthlll sornttimlmgabout
about the t lic cane today or tomorrow toIrrow but butthnt hULthat huttimat
that nothing nothln would lie given glln out till 11 t Ill then thenMeCues thnfoCu1 thenMCCUCi4
MeCues foCu1 father Inthlr with wih whom the tll tiu youngdriver young mUlgdrllr young youngtiriver
driver drllr lives Ivrl aid yesterday vplteda that his hI son sonwas In Inwal semiaR
was wal aR industrious Ildult I ndtmst miens and n i md honest hOlrj and 111 that t hU hUreputation hi ImisreputatIon
reputation rCfutallon rOUI had always IIn1 been I > en of the Ihl best bestTho bpM iesTime
Tho only nnl thing I wrong about his hil work workI I
I discovered dlloverld only onl the other othlr day da said the theeder theIdpr tImeetder
eder Idpr McCuo tcCUl A man connected connllld with the theexpress theexprp timeexpress
express exprp company enmplnv cnrno tci tl the Ihl house h011 nnd nndasked nnduslO andasked
asked uslO rime ml where Jimmy hnm was I said ld be hI was whsnt Wkl Wklal wasat
nt work but the Ih man lal said Jimmy Jml hadnt hadntbeen haonlhlen imadntiteen
been hlen working for several days IIIM because hlnl he hehad hehad iu iuimati
had been hfn suspended The 111 man nnld fld how however however ¬
ever 1 that 8uindlc Jimmy Jlnm was WI wanted back hllk at lt the theoffice Ihp IhponCl theoffice
office morning onCl nlrlnl Jimmy Jnm went mt to ii work wlk the thP next nextmorning nlxt nlxtnlrlnl nextnmcmrning
The lint 1111 of contents Orttlt of f the I hI jewel jlel ease CIFl as asfurmiihod aslumilho asftmnumimImed
furmiihod lumilho to the Ih police pol l includes Ildu C a I t penrl penrlnecklace ptDrlnocklncp hsatlnecklace
necklace nocklncp valued ahld nt 1150 1500 a I ring rlrj set 1 with withpearls withpearl withpearls
pearls I am and diamrnds flal ml lanmmt < al ads in 1U opal Oplllll and diamond diamondring dlamold dlamoldril ditmummouuciriuug
diamondset diamondsetwatch mhianmmentisntwatehm
ring ril a diamond crescent mcnt a dlnmondIt dlnmondItwatoh
watch n chain llln cl small 1111 pearls pnrl nn 11 antique antiquechain anique aniquehnu antlciumocimalum
chain and nn two small pm al chains There Thfr were weren WIO
n nl Iso o in the I hI hue case cal soaie 01 papers papPI and al I two I vu 1 checks checksone chmeckoume hlk hlkon
one on for 250 and ali thn I hI ha other II oi her for 5103 1013 i oi pnyniile pnyniileIt
10 Mr Ir HenII hlernslmein hlernslmeinIt ln lnI
It I was said Id Inirt IIr evening Ivlnlp that on ni officer officerof
of the thl express IXpreA company Wlpll would wOlld appear 1M 1Momplalnnl ins inscomplainant H Hcomplainant
complainant against njlln 1 McCue leCul when hen the 11 cm encamp case casecaine e ecame I
came up tp for a heiirinc heiirincA hIUllt hIUlltA
A despatch from Chicago last lalt night Illht said snidthat saidthat id
that Sire frl Hernsheln lerHhln was not 10t known nt the theAuditorium Ihe01cloriul timeAmmditormunn I
Auditorium 01cloriul Annex I0X mmncrx nor was Wi there nny nnyCharles nnyCharlos anyCharles
Charles Hernhhein In IntimeChlcago the thl Chicago directory directoryDEAD dirctor dirctorORol directoryDE4D
DEAD ORol UEFORE 11FOn 11 IllS S LKTTER UTTm CAME CAMEShort CL1IEShort un unhor
Short hor Took Carbolic arbol Aelct lld t After Afer Willlnc Willlncfor 11111 Watt rig rigfor
for It I All 1 the thl MornIng llomlnxJames MornIngJames Iomtnl
James Jamel Short an ll automobile automobie driver drvpr who whofor whofor winofor
for seven sen months 10nth had lived 11 in a furnished furnishedroom lurlAhed lurlAhedrom furnIshedroom
room rom nt lt 224 Wect Fortyfourth Fort vfourth street Itrt took tookcarbolicacid tookcarblcnel tookcarbohicacid
carbolicacid carblcnel the ther therm re yesterday YI8t rdn afternoon afcrllol after afterhe nfcr nfcrhe afterime
he had waited all al the morning moring for a letter letterAfter leter leterofer letterAfter
After ofer time second cond mail mai camo he walked walkednut walkedout alr alrout
out into the th hall hal and told Mrs Ir Elixalwth ElixalwthCondo E17helh E17helhConr ElizabetimCond4
Condo Conr a 1 boarder boarccr that he had taken laln some sounmecarbolic I Irarbolic Icholo
carbolic cholo acid by b mistake miltakp He I then staggered staggeredto tlglrcd tlglrcdt
t to hislxdand hil hcd and died dl there th1 in a few minutes minutesTen mlnut mlnutTen nuiimnttesTen
Ten minutes mlnut after uCt1 alt he had died this I hi loiter loiterRddrerfsed IUII letteraddressed
addressed Rddrtd to tm him was i5r a received at the thehoiiho I timehouse ht I
house hou houseIlearcat hoiihoDearest I
Dearest nlrc t liny him Jmmt lci IIt > t a hum 10 as timers Ihlr is no nonews 11 11nel tieneus
news nel of importance jlportanct on 10 I didnt lidnt zut tl t any an anylmttrrs i iletters IItr
Itr letters lately III to I s MJ i m of cf In 11t Immt t otis Oi from frommother frolilmlther frummmotimer
mother mlther with her photo photoTuesday phOII ImimotuluetIay
Tuesday Tutr I wna wa in 1 NeT I ev > t ork with ith Mrs MrsMcLHrthv thr thrMccumrthmv Ir Irlclurth
McLHrthv lclurth from frol Ilintro Iln < n I mrenmt > nt in church churchlast itmurehmlast hurchlat
last night nilht with wih WI tim Mnry m nr um ry nlr r ho h I nm 11 a em coin coininc costm QII QIIInl
m inc nm over Saturday lturll umtmm rchny UulUr nlr t mIt ° r hits Il benM hll wnit wnitIni Wa ol olInl It ItInn
Inn Inl Inl to come ore nil nl the tlin I titme It I I f ho wants fnl iii iiito I CC CCt
t to 0 do d a luiytlmm InrthlU antytlm mmmii nnd Ind a mmmi I wont wOII miami I lie hI I me snys qa em vs Ill i I I tell tellJack tel tellJati
Jack Jltl anti In1 call 11 IM p n lund hnr ilrl irl I hi I nil nilIlopinc mmliliopint
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In his h pocket pklt was I found rOl11 nn n envelope envelopetamped 11llopo 11llopoItampll eumvelopestamimecl
Mrs In Jennie JennieIllgney JnmuimRigney
tamped Itampll and addrejped adcrfFll to I
Illgney 188 18 Seventh 81llth street Jersey City Cityare Citycare i
care are of Mrs MIl P 1 I Dooley Doolo It contained cuntulf 1 this thisotter Iils IilsloteI thusletter
otter loteI letterMr otterMr
Mr IY DKAHMT DFARTn Oirir 11 All 1 lean I can say la is i a fond fondjoodby tondonbr fondgoodby
joodby onbr You 01 well w1 know the cause eal e of it itBe ItBe httie
Be a rood gIrl lrl and Clod Oo bless blel you youYour youommr ou ouYour
Your ommr loving lovlnl husband hUlbnnd J J H HP RP Sp
P S HRI Kiss Walter iS alter nnd Jack for m mMrs 1f ma maMrs
Mrs MI Dooley keeps klpl a boarding bOlrdlng house hou at atthe atthe attime
the Jersey Jerley City Ciy address IlrrfK and Ino Mrs MI Rlgney Rlgneywho IgntY IgntYwho Rigneywino
who says I she he Is merely merel a friend of Siiortlives Short Short1PI Shortlives
1PI lives there Mrs Ir Dooley said last lt night nighthat Ilghl Ilghlthnt nIghtthat
hat sho didnt know IIOW now anything about the thoase Ihl thecase
cal case ase Mrs fr Itigney Hlney left the tll house houle at 6 6clock 6ocock Ioclock
ocock oclock clock saying ylnp she IhA wits WI going lollR to New York Yorkind Yorkand Yorkand
and had not returned rltumed at I Incock oclock this thll morn mornng 001 morning
InK ng
MINISTERS MOTHER VOTlEI A 4 SUICIDE SUICIDEMr IIDE IIDEIn
Mr Mrs In Ruth D Harrison Harrlsol Killed 1le Herself In InNew InNew tnNew
New Haven HavenNKW laven lavenNEw havenNEW
NEw HAVFN HAVFN Conn Cnn May 29 29The 9Te The woman womanfound womanfound womanfound
found dead dod at the foot fot of Mount Carmel Carmellast Crel Crel1u Cannellast
last 1u t night was Wi identified Identte today 10da as 8 Mrs MrsRuth M MrsRuth I IRUlh
Ruth B Harrison Inr8n She was W the mother of ofthe ofthe I Ithe
the Rem n Fosdick B Harrison Harton pastor of ofchurh a achurch achurch
church churh in Palmer Pamer Mass MI and ad formerly formerlyassistant lorm formerlyassistant rly rly1IIItnt
assistant 1IIItnt pastor of thu largest Congrega Congregational Cngra Cngratonw Congregational ¬
tional tonw church chulh In this city She was 1 69 09years 69Ylar 69years
years Ylar old oldSwen oldSeven
8 Swen Seven ven years yla aco age her husband hu band died dP and andho andhe andsho
sho ho had mourned mour1 for him over lweI avery since sne She Sheleft Sheleft
left hor boarding houso on Tuesday TUP8dn last ast
and when to an n or a
as a sue was n tearing I a inj tutu t hu house hotl she Ihe said nld she sheI shewould hp hpould
would ould b be glad to hut cntnned continued Inu inuhn inuhningiy h hIngly
Ingly I dont know when hen I shall shnl return returnSho MlnmShe returnSimo
She went directly directy to a nearby ol1hy drug drur store storeand Itore Itoread storeand
and ad after alr eating some Ame Ice fc cream Cfam taught taughttwo IXUKht IXUKhtt boughttwo
bottles of chloroform and andleaving mmclleaving
two t ounce ounc bliel chlorfonn nd ndIlanR
leaving the thE drug drul store ItOl took a car for the theplace theplace
place plae where her body boy wns WI found foundIt II IIplae
It was W learned lerll tonight tonl hl that she Ihl drank dmnkart cmnk cmnkpar drankpart
part art of the chloroform ehlorlor and Ind saturated Iturtt her herHandkerchief hlr hlrhondkerchlll herhandkerchIef
par Handkerchief hondkerchlll with tho rent Tt and placed plne It Itover Itoer Itover
over her face faceDOUBLE fac facDOr faceDOUBLE
DOUBLE DOr SUICIDE SUlrE 1 IX V SC SCRATO SCRATOIonn SCRATONtovers ATO ATOhover
hover Whose 1ole Marriage larate Was 1al Opposed Oppud Kill KillThemselves WI IhhiThcnusehves
Themselves ThemselvesSCBANTON Tcmrhf TcmrhfSCRANON ThcnusehvesSCIIANTOm
SCBANTON SCRANON Pa May in 2flMary Mary MoAn McAndrows MoAndrewem foAI
drows 18 years 111 old olr and fld John Cavanaugh Cavanaugha Cnalaugh Cnalaugha
a few years e I her senior lenior committed cmmited suicide suicideIn Il clde cldeIn
In different dillr1 ports prl of this city ct > yesterday yesterdayThfy reKtcrdayThfY 3estcrdimyTimcy
Thfy had bOth sweethearts Iwtllr for more than thann
1 year and nd the cpjoitUloii rpIMIiloii of the girls girlsparents Klrlsprnts girlsImardilta
parents prnts had hd stood 11001111 in tIme Ih way WI of their mar marriic Ir Irrln martin
riic tin go goflit
riicfins rln1he fins 1he McAndrcws McAndrt WI girl wrs Wll found dead deadl dlldloL deadat
loL l her home yesterday Ylfterdl afternoon a frOfl having havingnwallowcd hnln hnlnRwalowcd havlmumuwailowed
nwallowcd carbolic ucld mind a note which whichrhn whlcdil whlcmElm
Rwalowcd 1110 ncllllnc
rhn dil Elm lift led ld to tl time finding tn II of If mf the no body bdy of ofyoung If IfYlunl ufyoung
young Cavannugh atugh in thin woods near nlr time thnfoot til timetccit
foot Ylunl of If West Mountain Mountall today tla ttdny His HIl death deathwns deathTR
wns TR caused mUld by I laudanum lau rlul poisoning poisoningVonnc p pabtoniofiYouuumg rnlnr
II
Vonnc on Wife a Suicide SuicideMrs ulrll ulrlllr utuhnhrMrs
Mrs lr Ella Ela Havens Haycnt 22 years pars old of 2303 2303Seventh 233 233enth 2103Seventh
Seventh enth avenue aVlnul committed cnmmit suicide lulcld last lastnight I Inllht
night nllht by h taking tnldlR carbolic carholc nciil cil nt the thl home homeof homeof imnnmrof
of her hrr mother Mrs 11 Rose HO Kennedy jplnry 17 West WestSixtythird Wtt WttSbtythlrd Westtiixtythlrd
Sixtythird street hrI Mrs lrR Kennedy said she sheknew Ihl sheknew
knew of no reason rlon for her daughters sui suicide suieldl suldde ¬
cide eldl but nelghl npighll neIgimiorn < or said Ild that Mrs Mr Havens Havenshid InlnA InlnAh havenshd
hid h d quarrelled qUlrelet with I h her hlr husband huhnd
MEMORIAL N IORULDJY DAY IN NEW YORK YORLCnveJItnr YORKtnelns YORKUnveiling
Unveiling tnelns of the Sherman Sera BUlue StatueOther StatueOtherDedleitloni othe otheDedleitlom ober oberDeetDn
Dedleitlom DeetDn and Parade ParadeThe Prdf PrdfTe ParadesThe
The Te feature featu of tho Decoration Dorton Day cole colebratlon cle clebrton colebratlon
bratlon brton In New York will wi be the unveiling unveillniof unveing unveingof
of the heroic equestrian Euetrlan statue of Gen GenWilliam Gn GnWilam GenWilliam
William Wilam Tecumseh Teumsh Sherman Shern at Fifth Flh avenue avenuand avenue avenueRnd avenueand <
and Sixtieth Sbt lh street strt at 1030 oclock oclok this thtmorning thi thismorning
morning morningThe moring moringTe morningThe
I The Te statue sttue Is 1 presented prEsnto to the city by the thiChamber thChamber theChamber
Chamber of Commerce Cmmtrce and is the work ol olAugustus of ofAUgltUI ofAugustus
Augustus AUgltUI St Qaudons Ouudenl It I was 1 exhibits exhibitsIn exhibit
In plaster at t the Paris Salon Slon of the Champs Champide Campl Champsdo
de Mara Mal In 189 1890 and was 8 put In n I place plc o ohonor at athonor ofhonor
honor A reproduction rprodueton in II staff str brought t tspecial a a8plli aspecial
8plli special medal to the sculptor sulptor at the Pan PanAmerican PnAercln PanAmerican
American Aercln Exposition ExpositionSecretary E ExposItIonSecretary posIUon posIUonre
Secretary re ry of War al Root will wi deliver dllhor the thioration theoraton theoratIon
oration oraton and oxSecretary oxSrtry Cornelius Cornelu8 N BlIss Bllsit BIM BIMwi BlIsswill
t will wi preside Archbishop Archbl 110 Farley will wi offeiprayer offer oter oterprayor offerprayer
prayer Mr Bliss BIM will 11 tender the etitui etituito st atitueto tue tuet
to t Mayor Low Lw who will wi accept necpt It for the tlucity thcity thecity
city and will wi turn It over Oer to Park Commls CommlsBloner Commiisioner ommI8Idoner
Bloner W V R Willcox Wicox Bishop Potter Pottr wll wllpronotrnce wIll wIllpronounce I
pronounce the benediction benedictionTho hen ictlon ictlonho
Tho ho re viewing stand Atandi will be 0 near the stall stallMajorOen stal atnttMajorGee
MajorOen MajorOn Charles Chari F Roe Ho will wi commanc commanctho command commandthe
the National Nn ton I Guard troops of Manhnttcr Manhnttcri Manhr ManhaWntaking wn wnklng
taking klng prt part In thl the dtllton dedIcation trOp The le parrde parrdewill
wl will form i In Washington Square i ioclock at 8O 8Ooclock
oclock oclok and will 1 march mreh nip Fifth avenue avenueGen nvenuE avenueGen
Gen Adna Adla R Chaffee U S A will wl b bmarshal be bemnlhal benvursimal
marshal mnlhal The line lne CIM will 11 lw headed hllded by fou foucompanies four fourclpnnlrR fourcompanies
companies clpnnlrR of the Eighth Infantry Rieulan Rieulannnd R Esgularsnncl pllarl
nnd four fOlr companies mmpnlel of Const C08t Artillery Artilleryin Artlrrv ArtlrrvOf
Of the National Olarl Guart ni sill th time rljlmrnif regiments regimentslii
in Manhattan IIhatn except the EIghth and nnc th thSecond th8eld the theSocontl
Second 8eld Battery BatfI Batterywihl exCft will wU l be > o In line Inc The latter latterorganizations hatterorgarml7atioums
organizations organl7atlonf will act as escort PFOr to the thnO th thA theCI
wi al
O A R I parade prade In The Thl Bronx The Loyal Loyallegion I LoyalLogion II IIIpKlon
legion IpKlon and Grand Ornd Army veterans rtlranl will willalso willalso 1
also 11 10 In line lineSquadron 101 lIneSqundronu
Squadron Squldron A will act as l OBoort cr to Major MajorGen MajorGent lnjorOen
Gen Roe Ro and ald the Old Guard will wil escort escortGov IICr escorti
Gov 01 i Odell Odel who IB If to II review vllw the Ihl parade paradeIn prd
In Brooklyn roklrn sailors Alor and marines from fromthe fromIh fromthe
the Ih navy na yard ard the Second Rocll Brigadn nrl al of the thnNational IlI theNational
National Nntlnnaf Guard dUl Id and the Naval n11 Militia Miitil will willparade wil sillparmmcim
parade as a encort to tl time > U J A R RJohn IIJo11
tfcr I
prad John A Dix Post POlt tl No N < ttS tl I3 0 A k R n will willhave willlmmtvc I
have Its Il annual a IIUI I excursion rxcurHlon up the thl North NorthRiver SonhRhel NorthRiver
River Rhel leaving Pier PIpI 48 nt ft 1230 oclock ldock The Thepost ThopOI Thepost
post will wi return rf tum to Trinity Trnla Cmet Cmelr Cmetery ry In Imo tlmofor tirncbr Imoror
for exercises at I the grave of Gen Dlx D nt ntoclock
2 oclock oxercel Borough norugb jr President Pnllrcnt Cantor Ctnl will willdeliver wi mvliltlelkur
deliver oration orationTho orationTime
erllr the I h ortion ortionThl
Time Thl Washington WI8hln on Continental Contlneltal Guard nunId will willmice willraise 1
mice mlpl a flag fal at Mount Victory 11ol In II Cypress CypressHills ypreuru ypreuruhIlls
Hills Ils Cemetery Cemetlry in II the afternoon nltlmool nnd Ine the theHebrew tImeflobrew hl
Hebrew hrl Onion rllon Veterans ellmn etermmrms Awoclntion ontlon will willhold wi willhold
hold services in EnmmiFI EnmmiFIFifth EnmauimEiFifth
Illd memorial memornl leniC H Temple EmanuFI EmanuFIFifh
Fifth Fifh avenue and Fortythird Forythird street streetin streelIn streetIn
in thn evening AddrxrwH AdrrOFtl will wi Vie made madehy madehr niacleby
hy Gen el rvellnj Stewnrt Slewllt L I I Woodford Woodlor Abraham AbrahamLevy Abrham AbrhamIA AbrahamLevy
Levy IA and on Rabbi Rhh Joseph Jrh Silvorman SilvormanThe HIrau HIrauTho SilvermanTime
The Dr McGlynn Monument folum lt Association Associationwill Alwcllnn
will 1 decora dft devrmmte mtl to fcOlyn the 111 t hue grave gra v of Dr McGlynn Mcm J In InCalvary il lumCahvary
Calvary Cah l Cemetery ° llhn nmettry IrW in II the nfternoon nltrool and andJohn andJtlmn Ol OlJohl
John Johl J Murphy will wil dvlivrr a commemo commemorative Cllncmo Cllncmora conunmienlorntlee ¬
rative ra I 11 nddroh Iddrf The Thl ClannnGael CanJIGaP will willunveII wi willwmvehl
unveII w11 a monument monUInt lo John King in Pnssaici PnssaiciSo Pafll
So end IJd of athletic gAm gtms and oontcpts oontcptsnrn mntepII
are schcdulfd fchcdulrd among D mon Im them the t hI gamrs mr of ofthe 01the oftime
the Lincoln Lincln Republican RrpuhlCn Club of the thr Fifth FifthAppcmbly Ffth FfthAFFcmblv FifthAtrcmbiv
Appcmbly diptrict rlFtllC at Wltrjls Wlt I Grove 101 Col College ColPolnt Coliege ¬
lege Point Polnt Time 11 patients patent I In the t he State Statehe StalehClpills Statelm
he hClpills lm Hpitalson pitsis on Wards Warlllnlli Island will have hn1 athletic athleticgames athleticgnomes thletlcgamll
games gamesNearly
gamll Nearly all al the th railroads ralrlRd6 and 101 and stoamchip stoamchiplines steammuhiplines tllmlhlp tllmlhlpIIF
lines IIF have hn1 arranged aranCt excursions Ixcurlonl at low lowrates lowral8 lowra
rates ra I ci
COMMITERS OU1Tlm URATltl GIMTIILlake TIfTI TIfTIolr I Ilnke
> lake olr Presents rlnt tn 1 0 the ar EngIneer 1nKtnrfr and Con Cimduetor CondlftCr on ondueler >
dueler dlftCr of Their 1elr Train TrainMonnrsrowN Tln TlntOtnsows Train3lonutusTow
MonnrsrowN tOtnsows N J J May Itv 2fl 21 2WAt At t the theMorrlstown Ih IhIorr them1orritown
Morrlstown Iorr town clubhouse cluhhln t Into It this ihl t mis afternoon afternooni nfrlhll nfrlhllI afienummuoumtime
I time i he h conductor coneltor David Sanderson Rndlron nrd n1 the thenjrlneer IheInlner theengineer
engineer Inlner Benjnniln nJamln Day 01 of the Morris Morrislown Morristown Iorr
which heaves hero at 802 802n KOlIn 802in
lown express fxpn > whlch lavlq herl
In n the morning moring nnd Inll returns rfllr at 502 in II the theiftornoon theafternoon I Ialteroon
afternoon alteroon ncli ICI received rlellv n gold goll wntoh wntohind wiutchmand I IInl
Inl and ind chain nnd nne a I pur PUr purse e of 17r 71 7i for forils lorhis formis
his wife 1 f presented by h the thl cornmut cornmutrs omOul omOulIr
Ir umri > rs of this thi city ciy who journey jour to New NewIork Ntw NtwYor NewYork
York every pry day da on their ther train tr ln When Whenhe Whenthe Vhentime
the Yor he train arrived bore tonight lellght Sari Sarilercou Sandersoum 1 1lfrfon
lercou and Day Din nrr1 worn 11 Invited Inled to time club clublouse clubhoul clubhouse
lfrfon houl house louse R A McCurdy McCud president of ofhe 01thl oftime
thl time he Mutual lutull Life Ile Insurance Inrnc Company Companylad Companyhad ompI ompIhad
had been hen chosen chcln chairman chairan of the com comnlttee C Cmltl1 coamunittee
mltl1 nlttee and ald amid A H Tiers TicI wan us secretary Iretal Mr MrMcCurdy MrMcCurdy Ir IrMcurd
Mcurd McCurdy presented the watches lt hP nnd purees pureeso pl18 pl18h
railroad He Mid that in inismuch hiumemuetm
h to o the thtwo two rird men 11
ismuch as nO the Ih men had hlll operated nllrlld the train trainor tminfor trainfor
for or over pr twenty twelty years years Inrwlhout without accident nCdclm it itvan Ita Itwas
van a felt Illt that I hit n token of regard I nni and Ile esteem esteemor eMteCI esteetumfor
for or Mich services tenlcr should Ihould be hI given glYlt them themAs Ihl thenmmAg
As AI evidence eldello of this thi said > Id Mr Ir McCurdy McCurdythere McurdTIhrp McCumrdrthere
there are lre present lrrFlnt President Prllldent William WllJm H Hrmendaleof iI flTnnesdaleof
rmendaleof TnlPRllef tholjickawonrin I hI Lackawanna nnd one oneol of the thelirectors theflrpctor thedirectors
directors flrpctor H McK lcK Twombly TwomblyPresident Tomhh TomhhPRldlnt Twonmiblyltiitient
President PRldlnt Tnicsdalo nllIdall also aI spoke sKikef spokeIr
1 Ir f WESTCOTT I TOTT SMJTI1 OITll1IW OITll1IWII niYOItCrD niYOItCrDIn
tin II In Smith Smih Surd SUfd on the 11 Ground of > on onsupport Ol Oluppr onsupport
support uppr anti lleterllon lleterllonThrough 111101 111101nlrough teaertlonflmrougin
Through an advertisement arhPtflmlnt In a 1 Brooklyn Brooklyniaper Brooklynpaper Brooklynusher
paper It i became Ucam known klown yesterday lttlrdlY to the theriends theIrlEnds timefriends
friends IrlEnds of Mrs I Edna Irene Smith Hmlh that she whead Hhehad shehad
had ad obtained an al absolute abfolutu divorce Ilvorco from fromR from fromJ
J R Westcott lllct Smith in Newport rwpfrt R I I I on onlonday onIonll onMonchmmy
londay Ionll Smith Hlih was a C mmnlxr of the thewentythlrd tht timeTwentythird
wentythlrd Regiment Hpghnentln in Drooklyn Iroohlrn when whenle whl wluemmIme
hI Ime le first frt met let h at a ouch re 11 party in the thl early earlyart elrly elrlypart earlyhart
part > art of 1S9I IK9 Mrs lr Smith Si I h prr whose whfl maiden maidenuinm Inldln InldlnnlLm nualdenimanme
uinm nlLm was wal Hand Is the stepdaughter Itepdaulhter of ofI ofI ofI
I I Simmons Sllmol of Newport Newprt It I I and ald she sherns Ihe IheWI shewas
was WI on a visit I lt to relatives rllntl1 In II Brooklyn Brooklynrom nlooklvn nlooklvnfrom Brooklynfrom
from rom a boarding school Idwol when whel she he hecarno hecarnocqimlntcd hcainl hcainlacqualntfd hecaintiacquainted
acquainted acqualntfd with the militiaman mitaman After Aftr a nirief abrpf abrief
brief brpf courtship Curtfhlp the marriage marrla o took place plac In Infewport InNewport ituNewport
Newport fewportTlie Newport
Time Thl couple went wlnt to Brooklyn rookln to live livehen Ivp Ivphfn livewhen
when hen hfn after afr a 1 disagreement diaRrllcmt they separated separatedIrs 8pparlpd 8pparlpdIrl separatedMrs
Irs Irl Smith lmih going back to Newport taking takinglong tklnl takingalong
long alonj her only onl child a boy bo Some Rme tlmo tlmogo tlmoalo tlnmeago
ago go SIH sh h > sued lued for a divorce dhOc In II Rhode Rhodl Island Islandin
alo on in the ground of nonsupport nonf1ppr and ald desertion desertionPROXVCIAVETO dOerton dOertonCH desertIonC4X41
CH PROXVCIAVETO IROCIUI ETO SOO SOOX OO
And Ad Ixita Lot of o Literature Itfrlurf to Work 011 Kolki olkl lp lpto Upto p
to VoMnt otlnl Away a CIOIOOOOOO CIOIOOOOOOThe 501000 101000000The
The State Canal Committee CommlttN which ie I to towage toage towage
wage age tho campaign campig for the 101000000 101000000canal 10100 101000000canal
canal caal expenditure expnditure met in I tho Produce Pouce Ex Exchange Exchangl Exchange ¬
change changl yesterday rfteray afternoon aternoon Those Tho ere ereent pre jmresent present ¬
sent ent were Gustav GUtav H Schwab Sbwnh of New IW ew York YorkRobert YorkRhert YorkRobert
Robert Rhert R Hefford Iefor and John W Fisher Fiher of ofBuCalo 01uralo ofiluCalo
BuCalo uralo Frank Frnk S Witherben Wlthlrben Frank Frnk Brain Brainerd Brainend rln rlnI
end and II I B Hebert Jlher They dlscuFsod dLcuF an anaddress anIddrl anaddress
address Iddrl I to the public plhle roon to to be b Leued L < suo in inreply Inrlpl inreply
reply rlpl to the thl proclamation prilmation of the thl antlcnnnl antlcnnnlSenators Intnnnl IntnnnlSrnato antIcanalSenators
Senators Issued I ufi lost week wfk This address addresswill adre1 addresswIll I
will wi be bl put out Olt In II a week eek or so soIn fO fOIn soIn
In tho middle n ddlo of June Junl the canal clnlllllvoCtM advocates advocateswill ativocateswill
will 1 undertake an 11 active aclve campaign lampaljl sending sendingspeakers fndln fndlnplk sendingspeakers
speakers plk through throulh the th State Rtle and going olnl after afterthe nIterthe afterthe
the voter 011 through thruKh the mall mll with ih lots OI of ofliterature 01lterture ofliteratture
literature lterture calculated Clcllated to show the dark dar days daysthat daysthat
that are nrl In store Itorl for New ew York State Statl If the thecanal Ihecanal thecanal
canal isnt enlarged enlargedTlie onlarp11
Time 10 Weather WeatherThe nthfr nthfrTht
The pressnre rlMnre continued < nlnuer blfiov bl1 bight ov omen rlhc r tb the lAke IAI region regionAnd rIIOM rIIOMand rIonsand
Atlantic weather generally generallyfalryelerday renafaiiyfair
And Alaol KUtei ttste and the was w Inr81
falryelerday lair yemterday Itrda TS Te Flue low pressure prUfe west w t of the Ih Ml MlsMlppI 11 Mlii MliiaMtppi
sMlppI MIII was 1 drawn lo n focu with will a cenlro over overKnrsvi orKIIa overKnrii
Knrsvi KIIa where bero extensively heavy ha rain fell fel At AtConcordL AtConcor AtConcordia
ConcordL Concor nearly ntslr < Inches fell 11 In twentyfour twentyfourhour IwtnlyIourhouI twentyfourhuoturm
hour houI There were Heater Irler nli rlt In the surround nurroundInr surroundtar rund rundInl
tar Inl dlitrlrt1 with wlb ihunderAtorms Ibundertns In Oklahoma OklahomaMlstlulppl C OulahomaMisiuiisippi < Abora
Mlstlulppl 1111111 southern llllnnls flnol and nd Soul SUl DnloU DnloUThe la hnLotiThe oLa oLaTht
fair rather In all allthe AUIhe allthe
The pressure wa W was high wllh Ith v u
the Rocky IOIk MountaIn Moulaln SIMM Stsl The temperature temperaturelower ItnrrtureW tenmpcratunewas
W was lower nicer In the take Lke nvloni Iau and New SrI ew Knuland Knulandel tnglandelsewhere nlandelelher
el elelher elsewhere wherr there thee were sllcht slrbl rluvnre1 hln tf In this Ibl this city citythe elt eltIbe cmtthe
the day da wa was fair wllh 1lb hut slight lbt coanre of temperature tem ter ternperature ¬
M 4 cent barometer barometercorrected baromlrrorre haruurnetercorrecied
perature prture average AerAI humidity humldl per etl
corrected rorre t lo read lo 5t3 es lev level l at II S A 5 M S01S II IS t P PM PA
M A 3014 3014The itt ittThe U UTe
The Te temperature Irprailfe yeslerdvy terLY as a rerorded rordd hr the theofnclillhermomelerliibowi tbeomrallhtromeler theotticlal
omrallhtromeler otticlal ofnclillhermomelerliibowi I bOWII lalheannescdtible hum I mliii be DIed nuie2ed I table table19o ble
1903 19 19021 102 t lIMO 1 l 1I s102 s102a 03 03DA
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WABRrKOTON WUIINOTN FORecAST rucARr PAH TODAT AND TO TOuonrtov TOloIoRao TOamolumow
uonrtov uonrtovfor loIoRao1or amolumowtor
for eastern Xrw S Vert erk ptrtlu l rtlu cloudy toitau to day and aniltamarrov andlomorroll aridtomorrour
tamarrov vtlli 1111 oecailomi itwutrs 11r in imitl > portion portiontight portIonlglIl portiontlgPmI
tight rnrfuMe wind btromlnj Iru wh rI nortbm n rteOt rteOtmr < t tfor
for 111 Vew Knland fair to tnIIA taitay il y cooler on lh lhCOMII mIme IherOMI mImeroast
roast fair torqorroH fvei IrrAJ1 nntth UOtt lo northtail northtailwlndv norlbtMtwlnd northdLstwinds
winds wlndvPor wlnd wlndPOl windsFor
For eastern Pinnnrlvanla New ofelT Jersey Jeue Dela Delav UI UIwar 1slaware
war v rr the DUirtci uf f folumils ll Maryland r > l nd and tim Vlrtlnln timgtrtmu
tlnln Irln shower today tod and toniorrovr tum nmorrow Hiiht calls variable callsbir r1 r1bl ¬
ble bl winds windsTor windPar wIndsFor
Par western Sew ew York f fair 1r and nd warmer today todaynhowers tnd todaymcmowers
nhowers tomorrow fresh north unrrthut ut u wind In Inrrra InrrmaeImm I
rrra rrmaeImm lnl
i A CIRCUS FOLDS F LDS ITS WINGS WINGSTltlED WINGSI WINGSTIllED
I TRIED ITSELF IT EF OXFLVSHIXG ON FLUSHING AND AMFLUSHING ANDFIUfUIINO ANDFLUShING
FLUSHING WOULDNT 11AVKIT 11AVKITi I1AII 11AEITSpeetatora IT ITI
a1I0rldRenownfd a1I0rldRenownfdCloS < Trorld Renownfd RenownfdCloB
i I Spectator Beeoinilr ReeogniudClog U
Clog Dancer m alOne a One of o Their Own OwiHonett OwnI OwnHonest
Honest Fliuhlnr FlII hlns Royi Do ° i and Shouted Shonlwa
I a Great Great Kirk Nlrkcnt Cut the Ony Hopes HopesFLUSHING no noFLU8I11NO flopesFtvauIINci
FLUSHING L l I May 20 29WIIIII11118 29WIIIII11118FennellIoY1I 9WilllamsFenncssmmys Williams WilliamsFennewwya <
Fennewwya circus broko tip hero on Thurs Thursday Thur8day Thurnuday
day All but one porfurmur got out o otown 01 01town oftown
town townThe
townTho The show went to pieces through a com comblnatlon comblnlltlon cornbinatlon
blnatlon of unfortunate circumstances hu huprincipally but butprincipally butprincipally
principally because U Stonewall Simpson SimpsonI
I a colored clog dancer lnccr of some local repute reputeperspired reputcperBplred reputeperspired
perspired too freely freelyHe lre freelyHe < ly lyHe
He melted melt d the mask lna k off his h l face at the theopening timeopening hi hiopening
opening performance Wednesday WednM ay night nighand nightnlld nightand
and on ho was advertised an u jigger o oworldwide of ofworldwide ofworldwide
worldwide fame the people here con consclentiously conIclenUolLly conscientiousiy
sclentiously refused r ltlfloo to toetand stand ta 1d for the fraud fraudwhen Iraudwhen fraudwhen
when they recognized r ognl71 their neighbor The Thewore They Theyworo Theywere
wore aggravated anyway because thisupply the thoslIpply thesupply
supply of gasolene In the circus tanks had hacrun hadrun hadrumm
run out and a long Ion delay had occurrec occurrectafore occurred occurredIforo occurredbefore
before kerosene IlerOt lne lanterns could be hung huntup hungI hungup
up Bo as a61100n soon as the Simpson clogdanc clogdancIng
Ing Imposture exposed Itself all the th au audlonoe suiellce audienee >
I dlonoe marched out and held an Indlgna Indlgnatlou Indlgnatloll lndlgtmatlon
tlou meeting meetingThotto meet meetingTittso InK InKI
I Thotto who ho carried cggs threw them themand themI themaumi
I and Inter the guy ropes < 8 of the tent were wereout wrmcut werecut
cut and the whole hole show was completely completelysmothered complettImcthered completelySnmOtimerCl
smothered so far as any future success in inKluMhlng inFluhlnK InFlushing
Flushing was all concerned concernedWilliams conoomfdWlilialM concernedWilliams
Williams decided to get out of town that thatnight thatnlRhl thatnight
night HP acted promptly Fenreshcy Fenreshcycamo FlnneIWamo Fennesseycame
came to the conclusion next morning that thatthe thatIhe thatthe
the enterprise was too stupendous for one oneman 0111lI1an omwnmmanaloneto
man nmmanaloneto alone to manage and ho wont to Man Manhattan Mllnhnuan Manimattan ¬
hattan on an early onrl train with other com commuters commutllll cornmolars ¬
muters mutersAll molarskll
All 11 th the performer with lth the exception exceptionof
of the blond woman and the unnamed unnamedfnmouw uIJnanwdfnmou ummnaniecifamntmus
fnmouw < worldrenowned d musical com composer compif rumposer ¬
poser pif > cr llrictor < and loader of tho Williams Williamst
k A < t IVnnepRtfy Military fllltnr Bindof Bllld 0110 two pieces pleoitpot pleJotopol piecesgot
I pot out on tho tim samn day cia The Imnd leader leaderleft hadlrI leaderleft
left y Yt yestsrdiay < t tmla rday for tho other end of Long LongIsland Long1lalld Tonglsiauutl
Island whore he expects to upend the sum nunirner sumleer
I leer v ith the rout of his organlMtlon Tho Thotent Tit Titlont TIutitent
tent and other circus paraphernalia are areMill arestill
I Mill Itfllllllotaplfton In Stapleton liild The blonde I ond woman womanIn
In ii alxxit t 11m he only on person arou arounel nd who ho appears appearsKi opp rll rllto
Ki have ha l nn interest t in the stuff She sleeps slecrwthere sleepsthere 1 1Ihlre
there some times timesWilliams 1111 1111WIlliams timesWilliams
Williams A Fennewy Fennq < started up at Flush FlushIng FlullhIn1 FiusimingaixUtthrPflWCekSagO
Ing ingaixUtthrPflWCekSagO alxnjt thrpfi I weeks ok ago o It won wmmiconmnmun wmmiconmnmunroport I common commonropurt oon1l11nroprl
ropurt around Stapoltona saloon that Fen Kennessoy FenI
I nessoy 1111 was wa < a member of tho New Nf York YorkStock YnrkI YorkStock
Stock Kxcliangi Soon after they qot qothere lthprIJ tmt tmtlucre
here they began lJe l1I to hold rehearnals anti o oHohodule 01If11Iduie omeiludule
I Hohodule eriKigements n lIgpll1fnlll In surrounrlliii surrounrlliiitowns RUrlOllncl II IIlownl mmm mmmtowns
towns In time beginning they thl hall Iwo twtmacrobats vo voacrnbntu I IlIerolmtM
acrobats two trnpezw performere the theaforementioned Ih timeatoremummntlnntd I Iaforfnllnllollld
aforementioned brass < R hand and blonde blondewoman lulondemvouman
woman and three thr hostlers but no horseThey horse hOrAlThr horsesLbey I
They Thr had time lit ramo 1111 force on the night nightof nh nitutof hl hlof
of the Ih > performance plrformlntlpt erept that Sirnpin Sirnpinand 5imtuumuand ImpnIInct
and another minot hr Flushing negro were on ilie iliestngo 1 hI me mesInge
sInge in ilisgiiLie and four cornet players playerswero 1111 1111wem uiavert uiavertwere I
were importod < 1 from room New York The me ear eornetHtu corneti earnet
netHtu neti net its l refused rlln I however to t < have anything anythingto
to I 0 do with selt h the I he bigtwo hi gt men section te on nf m if tho t Itm band bandnt ha mmii mmiimit I
nt the t lie circu ci ircn ret is localise 1 nn8 the t he latter km I I er didnt didntwear dldulwear lid H I Irca
wear r uniform mimmlfo rmmmr and they IhC t went nl back to I o th t lie liecity I Idl
city dl 11 after marching down Main street st rlt and andgetting Iniglitlllg andgtftllug
getting a look nt the tint tintTlio 11mTIll tmntTime
TIll circus advertised on bc poster posterA posterllA
A great rfaL moral mornllnllrtalnml1I1 entertainment visited by h in all alldenominations nilI alldmonmimmatlcmns
denominations < and Indorsed by b the clergy clergyProminently clrpImlmlnronll clergyProi4ninmntll
Prominently Imlmlnronll the place for the Indies and andlittle mmdlittlt i ilitth
little ones 01 an amusement organization organizationwithout organizatlouiwitluout I
I without a precedent in novelty superiority superiorityand sumperioritarmti >
and excellence originated < 1 and perfected perfectedon
on the Ih t ho principle of live Ii and let live dUr dUrgardlne drlrding dlsrgarchlng
gardlne exorbitant orhltllnt admission fet fetstupendous re retnpllIdolJR fesstiuietmdotls
stupendous In sizn unexampled in inthe inthp inthe
the splendor of its appointments appointmentsa
a very ory colossus among its II fellowscrowned fellowscrownedwith fellowI troT1Id
with time applause of approving millions millionsits
its own per perpetual > etual success the I he most tIO t perfect perfectand perfcctnumd 1Irlct 1Irlctnnd I
and elaborate and unique how travelling travellingPainfully IrallIlIg IrallIlIglalnlul1 travellingPainfully
Painfully lalnlul1 significant are these words 01 111 < in inthe InIhe intime
the programme programmeWe
We Ve yield 1eld with diffidence to the wishes wishesof illht8
of the people peopleTwo ptopllTwo peopleTwo
Two other circuses are scheduled to toappear 10apptar toappear
appear in Flushing this thl summer summerPRESIDENT RUmmelPR1SlIJIT atnunmerPRESEIEXT
PRESIDENT VISITS NUTS UTAH UTAHirertrd fTHICrrltfC1 TAIl TAIlrected
irertrd With Kquil quJ1 Kiilliiulai > m by b I Mar Mormons Marmona 101 101lIIon ¬
mona and a 1111 flrntllni flrntllniEVAKSTOX CrntllHfANSTOS lientiletiEVANST0
EVAKSTOX Wyo yo May Ia 29 11Thll The President Presidenttoday PIldpnttoda Pmesldenttoday
today toda made visits to Salt Lake City It v and andOgden IIlIdOgdel mmdOgden
Ogden as well 111 as to smaller cities of or Utah Utahand Utahnnd Utahnod
and Wyoming W omlng He was all received rl < EIffl with withceremony wllhcertmon slthceremony
ceremony certmon and loud enthusiasm by b the Gen GlnIlIfS Gentiles Gentiles ¬
tiles and Mormons of Salt Lake City There Therewas TIfreWa Thereswas
was no one of prominence on either side of ofthe 01tho ofthe
the religious line In the State who did not notappear IJOtDppear hotappear
appear to do 10 honor to Mr Rorsevelt RorseveltHe
He lunched with Senatorelect and Apes Apostle Apotll Apesthe ¬
the Heed Smoot Senator Kearns Joseph Jo pph H HSmith HSmith HSmmiitlm
Smith Richard Kerens of Missouri MII ollri Presi President Prfsldent President ¬
dent Smith of the Mormon Church Perry PerryS 111 111S
S Heath and others olhl were ero among those thosepresent thoFeprl thosepresent
presentThe prl present enl enlTill
The Presidents speeches In Ogden and andKalt undRail amidSait
Rail Lake City It had much to do with wit h irriga irrigation Irrigatloll irrigation ¬
tion and the agricultural possibilities poF lhlllllf of oftho oftho oftime
tho State Secretary 1ecrllar Moody foolh made a short shortpmxih simortspeech
speech po < Ch at Salt Lake in which he prnmiwd prnmiwdto I
to do HVtrythlng 1tJ thlng in hid power to name a abattleship abntllpthll abattlesimip
battleship bntllpthll Utah if the Congress OllgIfJAA and Sena Sonatorhal j jtorial Itorlal
torial delegations de I atlllnfl of the State would push pushthrough f1u pushtiurotigim h
through as liberal naval appropriations appropriationsnext I
next Inr ns had been pushed through at
the last session 8 > CongressSecretary
Secretary rf1tary Wilson o the Agricultural AgriculturalDepartment AlrlClllltlralDpparlmllIt AgrIculturalDepartment
Department who joined tln t lie > President rellhh lIt Itt IttIinlt atMalt t tSalt
Salt Luke LillI City made a speech in which he hecomplained hecOlIIVlalnPrl liecumnmmplalned
complained that the President PrclIl lellt < had given givenli
li m no opportunity to make an agricul agricultural agrlcllltur1 agriemmitural ¬
tural speech I1 eEC > h because bo BUtte had exhausted the thesubject tImesuject
subject subjectThe mhjoct11w
The speech of if the President Pf1 idlnt at Echo EchoUtah FAhoY FeimnLtahm I
Y Utah h was III typical tn lcal in brief bi 1 of his speeches
wan as louowsklt
klt It is a very 01 great pleasure to meet nil nilof allof
of you OU today and as I am going homo to tomy tomy tomy
my own family I want to pay Jill y a special word wordof wordof
of greeting to the men and women who whocame whocame ho hocame
came hero with their babies in their arms armsI
I have enjoyed to the full my trip through throughUtah throughUtAh throughUtah
Utah today I am struck whenever I Icome Icoml Icameo
come Into vour State with your prosperity prosperityand prosperityarid
and with the evidence that has been won wonprimarily wonprimarily wonprimarily
primarily because of the character of your yourmen yourmen yourmen
men and women AppllIlLeJ IAprlataeltitaim Applaiu AppllIlLeJUlnh > i iUtah >
Utah was all not notR a country to which a people peopleafraid f peopleafraid
afraid of work would oule over have hav corns t ou oudid audid oudid
did not canine here to t take jKMiwfwton of ofrich ofrich ofrich
rich wollwatered valloy val1e bottoms where wherethe whlreth wherethe
the th hand of man has but little to do do The Theprosperity Thnprollplrity Theprosperity
prosperity you havo had has bean won by hytho bythll bythe
the men and women who did the work workbecause worlibecausn ivorkbecamus
because you 011 applied thrift Intelligence and andwator And Andntr andwater
water ntr to the I hI soil oil nil three qualitlo qualitloWater l1ualltilWatlr qunalltlesWater
Water would not havo amounted to any anything nnythlllg anytimIng ¬
thing without thout the thrift and intelligence intelligenceBecause Intrl1flteneeBICluo intelligenceI3ecauirto
Because you 011 did that you ou have made of this thisStain thl thlSlat thisState
Stain Slat II what It in and put it upon a footing of ofstable 01Flablo ofstable
stable and assured MU red prosperity I con congratulate congratulate eongratuihato ¬
gratulate you OU upon the State but I con congratulate conratllinto congratmilate ¬
gratulate you most mo l upon yourselves yourselvesCheers YOUlllOhOfiChcolII yourselvesICheers
Cheers and applause applauseXOTHAXK applausn1VOTIt4 < o oOTIr
XOTHAXK VOTIt4 OTIr NK K rOV SAYSJOIt St UJi S um HEDGES HEDGESWhy 1111I01Shr II ElOESWhy
Why hr 11 lie Wouldnt ontdnt Tike fountCommittee fountCommitteetfialrmanthlp Count County Commltlre Commltlrenaatrmanhlp ConnnuittqehalmnuanshIp
tfialrmanthlp on a Silver Platter PlatterCol PlaUfrCol PlatterCol
Col George W V Dunn chairman of the theRepublican thepubUcan theRepublican
Republican State Committee returned to tohis tohlA tohis
his home In BInghamton last night Col ColDunn C CciDunn 1 1Dunn
Dunn said that no one had yet been picked pickedfor plckrdfor pickedfor
for tho chairman chairmanshIp ship of the Republican RepublicanCounty Republicanounly RepublicanCountl
County ounly Committee He II would liko to see seeJob lireJob cooJob
Job Hedge In the place Mr Hedges Hedgesdeclared Uedlrdpclnred hedgesdeclared
declared That night that no silver platter platterhad pattrhad platterhad
had a cruet nI t of filigree deep enough to in induce Induce induce ¬
duce him to takn It and the job jo with lIh It ItKXD ItOF itX1
KXD X1 OF TIlE no CWill lG An WAR WARme frATlDIe WARfig
me Grocer Make a Heal eal1llIh With the Octopus Octopnito Oetolnto
to lleitnre PrIces HrlencTho Irlr IrlrTho PrIcesThe
Tho treaty of peace in the cigar war wirwhich warwhich warwhicim
which wont Into effect on Thursday Ihurfoldll was wasthe wastbe wasthe
the result of a conference between repre representatives rlprrIIl1tatln repromuentatlvonu ¬
sentatives of Park A t Til TiJrord ford Acker Merrall MerrallA lorral1ondlt
A Cnndit and the th United cited Cigar Stores Com Company Conipant UIlI UIlIplln ¬
pant plln These t throo > o wholnsulo and retail rtailnltrll
dealers nltrll agreed to restore old prices on
imported goods gooclqlnd and the gladromo davs dn of ofthe 01the ofthe
the smoker came to an end endAn elldAn emmdAn
An Obedient Pin PaTbe The Styli Stjlih 8t1tla
la a round pointed < tl1led Ii Send nd for Nm Mmples ptN 10 StI StICUb Sulti
CUb h T7 Wh Ave C CIt City4d Ailt d
BRUCE pmcE DIES i IV PARIS PARISNew purltNrw P4ltISNrw
Nrw York ork Architect lad Loaf Bnffere Sorrtrldnlth SnfTcretIWith BnffereWllli
Wllli Stomach TroubleCable TroubleCable Trouble TroubleCoble
Cable despatches from Paris yeflterda yellterdaybrought yestertlaybrought yeflterdabrought
brought word of the death there of Bruce DrucePrice BrucePrice BrucPrice
Price tho New York architect architectMr
Mr Price went aboard with hi his wife In Inthe intime I Ithe
the middle of April their daughter Mm MmEdwin 1111Edn MrsEdwin
Edwin M Post having preceded thomBoth them themBoth them themBoth
Both wife and daughter were with tll him himhl himshuui hlnwhen
when hl > l1 ho died It is expected that the body horlyill bodysill bod bodwill
will ill be brought homllMr homeMm homo homoMr
Mr Price had ulld undergone rlone a serious OpellItlon operation opera operntion
tion in this city three week before ho wallet walletfor calledfor allEtllor
for Europe It was wa necessitated > I by allicmachdifficulty a stornacl mstotmmaclidIfficulty stornacldifficulty
difficulty and was performed by Dr Cliarlei CharlPAMcIlurney ClmariesMcliurney CliarleiMcHurney
McHurney The patient did HO well Immediately liiimedIately Im Immediately ¬
mediately nll after Jr < it it that lie seemed tm to be IIIgood Ingood In Ingood
good condition when ho departed on time 11mocoan timeocean thnocean
ocean voyage He continued to I improve improvefor m pro 0
for a short II time ml on the other Hid side but ut then thellearno tiuemmcaine thenletter
earno mports of renewed trouh trouble c and a aletter
letter dated May IIIY 17 said that ho was falling fallingrapidly lalllllgrapldlv fallingrapidly I
rapidly rapidlyBesides
Besides his wife iro who was Miss Josephine JosephineLoe I
lime of WilkesBirre and their daughter daughterMr nughtlr nughtlrMr
Mr Price leaves two sisters Mimes lfJ KIlFn KIlFntxjth EI17 EI17heth Jllzaboth
both O Price of West New Brighton BrightonStaton flrIiutcmtmStaten ri lttulI lttulIItIten
Staten Island and Mlaa Mit Harriet Price of ofColorado ufColorndo ofColorado
Colorado Springs and n brother Benjamin BenjaminPrice enjllll BeumjaimmituPmice lI lIPrice
Price of this city a lawyer lawyerMr lawyerMr lawyerMr
Mr Price wa was associated In business businesshoro hUIIIII4here iiusIncshero
here with th J J II de Sibour under the firm firmname firmname flrnmnamo
name of Bruce Price A t Sibour with th offices officesIn
In tho St Jams Jam > building at Twentysixthstreet Twentysixth Iwentyttlxthstreet
street and Broadway Drondlu DrondluMr
Mr Prico was born In Cumberland Md MdDec MdDec I IOrc
Dec 12 1H45 Ho was tho sun of Willlnrn WilllnrnPrico WIIIII1111Pnoo WilliuuirmPmice
Prico a lawyer On his mothers fide fidehe Fldlhl sideime
he was descended from the Scottish < h Bruce Bruceswho Brucewho hirucessvho
who supported the Pretender and came to tothis toIhll totiuls
this country oollntr in 1715 juM a century before beforeMr h iforeMr forl forlMr
Mr Price was wa txirn Ho studied with withNienwe wll muitimNierrmtmee h hXlernet
Nienwe A Nellpon architects nrchltlctF11nd and engineers engineersin
in Baltimore for four 1111 years vrnr8 and then tray travelled Im ImaUId trayoiled ¬
oiled abroad abroadHo obroadHo abroadlie
Ho established hlniRolf In Baltimore on onhis onhis onhis
his return moving thence to WilkesBnrm WilkesBnrmIn ilkosBnrroin
In 1873 coming to New York III 1877 1877Hero 1877Hen 1877Ilere
Hero his first work to attract notice was vastlie vastlieLong all time thpIIOng timeJong
Long B BIIh ° ach Hotel which at time time was wnHregarded ln lnregllrdE wasregarded
regarded > d an something notable In Its It ac accommodations acrommodatlons accommodathone ¬
commodations for largo numbers < rs of summer summergtieets 8Ulllll11rKuest swimmerguests
guests gtieetsAmong
Among some of the th best bf < t known of Mr MrPrices MrPrices 1r 1rPricell
Prices works are tho th ° first two 1 srore 1 > or po poof 10of soof
of buildings < put up In Tuxedo Park the therates th thOate theGates
Gates rates of Tuxedo tho gateway erected erectedthere ereeteuithere < j jthere
there of stone In Its natural condition conditionthe condit Jail JailIhe
the Canadian Pacific terminal building in inMontreal InMOlltrtlIl ittMontreal
Montreal the Chateau lm tetumi Frontenac at CJiiebec CJiiebecseveral Juhtct Quielmecseveral
several t of the Vale University buildings buildingsJudge hulldlnwJudge huiitclingsJudge
Judge Horace Hus IlulI1 cllY home at Southamp Southampton ¬
ton Georgian Court ourt tho I he home of Deorge DeorgeGould nlorgfOould fleorgeGould
Gould at Lnkewood tho I ho Hunt Memorial Memorialin Iemorlnlill
in the Fifth avenue wall 1111 of Central Park Parkthe I1I1kIhe Pniktime
the American Surety Surll building the St James JnmcBuilding JnmelBuilding JamesBuIldIng
Building the Century 1ntury Building Bulldln In lower lowerIJroadway 10111Broada lowerBroadway
Broadway Broada the International Intern ttlonnl Hank building buildingat
at Cedar street and Broadway Brolldwa and the Hank Hankof HUlkof Itmuikof
of the t he Mcrnpnl k rnrll Ijullcilnn IjullcilnnMr HlHdillVMr mu1ltitm c cMr
Mr Price wasatono WM nl erie time president of the theArchitectural I hl hlArchitectural lieArchitectural
Architectural League and of time < Municipal MunicipalArt
Art Society Sodel He continued to be a member memberof
of both those societies < and also belonged to totho 10Iho totime
time Union Tuxedo PlayerV Pla > th Century 111111 > Cnlu Cnlurnet < lIlu lIlumet miumet
met and Lambs club among alllon others anti nmlto nnelIn antito
to the American Institute of Architect Architectthe ArchitctflI
the Metropolitan Museum of Art the South Southern Sotmthern ¬
ern Society Snclct St Rt Andrews ndrcw Golf Hub Tux Tuxedo Tuxdo Tuxedo ¬
edo < Oolf Club iou the Metropolitan Ielr Club of ofuaaimington < if ifWashington
Washington the Ocean County Coumnmt Hunt and andCountry amidCountry
Country Club the National Sculpture So Society Solet ¬
ciety let mid the St James Club of Montreal MontrealPHIL MontrealIlIlI
PHIL IIKILIY DEAD I Ioteil INoted
Noted oteil Detective Who Drew the Wall Street StreetDead StreetDead
Dead Line LinePhilip lIumiPhilip
Philip Reilly n detective sergeant who whowas whowas
was one of Hymens best sleuths died yes ypstoiday yestomilay
toiday at IIH home 218 West Twenty Twcntyf Twentyscctonmd
f scctonmd > e < ond Street Ho was retired from the thelore thisforce
lore In June Juum IBM It was said of Phil PhilReillv llullReiii
Reillv that his work on a number of i cases caseswhich C5CCSwhmicu
which took him to all parts of time world worldhelpod worldhelped
helped rnnle Byrmitn reputation reputationItollly repmntationiteihly
Itollly wns appointed a patrolman in IS03 IS03It 1863It
It was he who wax sent to Valparaiso ValparaisoChill VaiparalsoChili
Chill in 1878 to bring back Wiilnm A ABuNhnell AHushune
BuNhnell II bookkeeper ton Butler Stillmun StillmunA
A Jiubbard lawyers at 111 Broadway Broadwaywho Broadwaywho
who stole bonds worth 75000 and bypotho imypothoczutud i icnted
cnted them for IMOCO IMOCOReilly
Reilly started back on the steamship steamshipImperial steamshIpImperial
Imperial with Bimhnell who had made mademany nmademany
many friends In South America At many manyports ninnyports
ports BushneHs friends greeted him and andat andmit
at one place the Governor of a province provincecallod lmroIncocalkNi
callod on him Bushnell had got the free freedom freedam ¬
dom of the ship from the captain At Atone Atone
one port his friend had a rowboat ready readyand readyand
and he escaped while Reilly was being beingentertained beingermtrtnlned
entertained in the cabin He was never neverrecaptured nererreextptu
reextptu recaptured recapturedReilly red redReilly
Reilly arrested Sam Moody and William WilliamSewell WilliamSewell
Sewell for burglary and they got twenty twentyyears twentyyears
years each Other important captures captureswere captureswere
were the arrests of Howard Rulcff for formurder furmurder
murder Robert Murray alias Bob tin tinMilkman tImeMliknman
Milkman for burglary Hilt Reilly for forInirglary forhtmrgiary
Inirglary and William Veltman and W H HLeltch HLsiteiu
Leltch for forgery on the Mrcliants Kx Kxhange iselmange
hange Bank Kellly also caught Pnter PnterMcCormaclt reterMcCormack
McCormack who robbed the Metropolitan MetropolitanUfH
Life Insurance Company and lied to Eng England England ¬
landRehilys land Relllys first work on the force was in inhe inthe
the he noHvrhen ho wan pent at his own request requestnto requestinto
into CorcoranV Roost and Bottle Jtow JtowHe IfowHe
He IB said to be the only policeman who whoinglehanded wimosimmgleinanded
inglehanded arrested a Corcoran and andtot andgot
got tot him him to a cell He was complimented complimentedv
by > v the Police Board for cur his huh work in tho t ho hoItoost j
Roostand Itoost mind in 1S71 saM put In time Detective DetectiveUureaii Detecth y yBttreauu
Uureaii Bttreauulie UureaiiHo
Ho tim credited with being the man who whoirganized whoorganized
organized New Yorks famous dead line lineor linefor
for or crooks Fulton street to protect the theInanclal tImefinancial
financial district districtHe districtlie
He feavcfl a daughter and three sons
Obituary Mote MoteCapt NtPtiCa
Capt Ca Pt William Sil ilmunim It I 1 Woodln Vmocti um a i lroutmltammt lroutmltammtiawmer rniiim > nt ntlawyer
lawyer of lmiitilwi > le riled sudtlvnly ye yeterdiy yetmrtlmv
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Erndtiated Irorn Trinity irhtmit Cnllpii > Hertford HertfordIn
In 188 In isitj h tue enlKled In tlie til IVitli lleti lletirnnnt ihecrinmuuflt
rnnnt N V S V and a nud miii e Ciiiitnin mm itt mI tu of I tom tompinv am ampmum
pinv pmum H I serve servet tn the clo chose < of r the civil WHT WHTJin ssr1mm
Jin had tilled the tim offices of Assessor of Interim Interimllevemie internalitevenme
llevemie Dlstrirt Attorney for Dtitchesj Dtitchesjcounty lutchesecounty
county and Corporation Counsel for Ioucn Ioucnke Iouhmkeepsie
ke keepsie keepsieMrs < > nste nsteMrs
Mrs Mubcl L I ODonohue 17 years old oldthe oldthe
the wife of Joseph J Ollonohiif sonof the thoInto thelets
Into John Ononohui the cotT coffee Importer Importerand iemmporterand
and a nephew and and niimpsnke of former City
Chiimbcrlnln losnph J OUonoluie of Sew SewVork ew ewYork
York is dond In the home of Tr 1 V Sago Snuemnn Sagomen
men of Mount Vernon She WT wa n dnnghter dnnghterof duuuthtetof
of Edward Iltts n New York rnnrchnnt miami nmla
a sister of Mrs Saifmnn Death wiis lu luto lila lilato
to natural cnn cnite e Ti fiinrrnl Is to be x > held heldfrom heldfrormi
from the Sncenmn home romorrow mornliiK mornliiKBarkfir nmornhtmgBarker
Barker P Ilnrk larl n retired wholesale straw strawmerchnnt strawmerchant
merchant died In his eightyfilth year ou omiThunrsdumv
Thurfdny at his home M I 4 Kist Fortyfom tIm tliHtreet tImstreet
street He was born In Worcester MASS MASSand Massand
and camo to this city In 1840 becominc the thesenlfir timesenior
senior member of the strnv nrni of Clark ClarkDothers tat k kBtmihrs
Dothers Ho retired from motive work In InISH2
ISH2 For sovirnl yearn he ii was n resident uf
Morrlstown X J lie leaves two sons ind auudtwo < indtwo
two daughters dnuirhtcrsMrs daughtersMrs
Mrs Snnih E Inirnmnwho had b lrrqn > en promi prominent prmuumulCent ¬
Cent In many womens clubs died yesterday yesterdayat
at her home 201 West Klahtythlrd street
Amoncthesoclotlisin Among the societies In which sh sims took a special
Interest were the Dnuirhtcrs of the Aniortiian
Involution the Society f Political Study
the New Knrlnnd Womens Society and time thoMartha
Martha Washington Monument Association AssociationKmtllpox kssoclmttioumSmallpox
Smallpox C Cac no on the Uareelona UareelonaThe UareeloimaTime
The steamship Barcelona which arrived arrivedyesterday aurimedycaterdayfrom
yesterday ycaterdayfrom from Hamburg had a sevenyear sevenyearold
old boy ill with smallpox aboard Time
boy was taken ill four days ago arid was wasIsolated wasIsolated
Isolated In the ships hospital Ho wan re removed memoved ¬
moved to tim Kingston avenue hospital
for contagious diseases in Brooklyn yes yesterday yesterday ¬
terday lime ship won detained at Quarantine Quar Qurratmtinme ¬
antine until slur had been disuifectod disuifectodSlOOOOOO
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porated today with a capital of 11000000 t000oooDirectors
Directors T A Black T F J Bannon Ci 5 W
Hyatt and J N Folwoll Jr of New York Yorkand Yorkanti
and Livingston Emery of Norwood N J
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companion incorporatixl sInce Jan 1 1loooooo I1OMO0O
loooooo Lumber and foal Company CompanyAinANr Conupan3Aimmty
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and Coal Company omimany of Syracuse was in inoorpornted incorponiuied
oorpornted today tohLl to It nianufcctuin iron ironsteel hronedeel
steel manganese coke copper upper mid Inmlxir I IHie
Hie capital If tlOCOfHO Tim directors directorsare
are Thomas Merriam of Syracuse B p
Miller and O M RothfuM of Comlngi Corning
C H Sisson of Tunper Lake and Herbert
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lalc iaieA A Few Thought on the Absent AbsentBecause AbsentBecause
Because of the Identity of the guests th thdinner the thedimummer
dinner which Oorgo II Sheldon gave nt ntthe attime
the Union League Club last night took a asignificance asignificance
significance of which It could not notbe be stripped strippedU
U was n private dinner a social party in intho intime
time eyes of the host and of his guest yet yetnil yetall
nil the onlookers in politico were specu speculating spocutiatinmg ¬
lating its to what the candles heard be benoalh bemucatim
noalh their pink shades and whether the thegrouping thegrouplmmg
grouping of so many distinguished Re Republicans Republicanme ¬
publicans under the rose wasnt sure to toglvo togive
give birth to some party plan purpose or orresolve ornsol
resolve resolveMr nsol ye yeMr
Mr Sheldons guests numbered seven seventeen seventeen ¬
teen Ho had nt his right the Hon Thomas ThomasC
C PlaIt senior Senator of the State > of ofNew ofNes
New York and around the board were werethese weretimes
these Ilopublicans in office Gov Penis Benjamin Penisimihum ¬
min B Odell Senator Clmunc Clmammcey M Dcpevr DcpevrSecretary DepewSecretary
Secretary of War Ellhu Root Mayor Seth SethLow SethLow
Low Police Commissioner Francis V VfSreone Vne
fSreone ne LleutOov Frank W Higgins HigglnsSenator HigginsSenntor
Senator John flames Speaker S Fred FredNixon FredNixoum
Nixon Collector of the Port Nevada N NStranahan NStrarmaiman
Stranahan Assistant Treasurer of the theUnited theLmmited
United States Hamilton Fish and Park ParkCommissioner ParkCoinnmimmrrloner
Commissioner W U Willcox WillcoxMajorOen WiiicoxMajorCen
MajorOen Adna Komanza Chaffe Chaffeforty Chaffeeforty
forty years a soldier in the service of th thUnited time timeUnitedStatesaimero
United UnitedStatesaimero States a hero of battlefields In Amor Amorlea Amerlea
lea Ottia ima the Philippines and China wa wathe svatlmea <
the tlmea < 11 I I admirable and nil admired mili military miiitary ¬
tary Qgvre gtre among these statesmen anti poll politician polltlciani ¬
tician MajorOeji Charles F Roe nf the theNational timeNatlonmal
National Guard attended with Gov Odell OdellThe Odelhrime
The notable Republican not in office worn wornCornelius wereConmmelius
Cornelius N Bliss Lispenard Stewart and andFrank mmmi mmmiFrank
Frank S Witherl Witherlwe > ee Col William Cry CVirySanger CrySamuger
Sanger Assistant Secretary of War wns wnsobliged wn wnmijilgOul
obliged lo decline yesterday afternoon afternoonTno nftermooimlimo
limo list of guests will lw read with inienW inienWby Imumortby
by Homo who alwavs analyze such eveMs eveMsns cnmtiiis
ns tills one was to discover what they mummy mnyportend mummyportemd
portend Sonic of them wont further la lanight iruu iruuumgimt
night and affected to see a larger KJjrifi KJjrificnnco s1gtiticalico
calico in a possible jossi tub list of tho t Ito notable Itoh able ab absentees mu mutsmmtems ¬
sentees forgetting in their deductions I hot thata hota
a gentleman of Sir Sheldons nllthorear nllthorearround tulitbmmmvenrroummd
round hospitality cannot entertain all I Idcccii s sfriends
friends at the ono time and overlooking overlookinglhf
time wide privilege of choice which custom customRives eusteungIves
Rives to the host of a private dinner and andwhieih aridsviumh
whieih he may not exerciso in a formal eir eirpublic orpublic
public function functionIt
It is hardly necessary to say that them themirax timerswas
was no lull in the conversatIon around aroundi
a i board where so many entertaining talker talkerwere talkeriscent
were gathered remembering that Scnatr ScnatrDepow Seton SetonTepomv
Depow wa mas not theonly time onl wit and htir htireller tut tutteller
teller there One of the diners pointed pointedjut pointedomit
jut that among the eighteen there were wereIve urerefive
five men any one of whom might b be Ill IllHepublicnn I me meRepublicaum
Hepublicnn nominee for Governor in W4 W4ind 1104arid
arid his fellow diners looking around saw sawHamilton casIfauumilton
Hamilton Fish LieuUGov HIggIns and andMayor andMayor
Mayor low all abreast of him himNaturally himaturaily
Naturally a glass was drained to The ThePresident ThePresident
President of the United States ind pos posIbly pesslbly
Ibly it was that which directed the Informal Informalonvprsatlon iumforuumalcoumvosatloum
onvprsatlon > to a theme of lively interest inleretjocause interestbecause
because jocause of recent lmp happenings > enings in Ohio OluVmong OhioAmong
Among mong Mr Sheldons guests no one would wouldare mvouklcare
are to single out a man who Is not now nowonfldent normconfident
confident that President Roosevelts nom nomnution teaminuutlonm
nution is assured for 1XM Strong friend friendif fulendof
of if t tIme he President wore there and t hat olenier oleniern elpImmeuin
in n the party In this State which nrms nrmso pr nime nimeto
to o divide the delegation to the next vviornl NitnrtutConventioum vviornlConvention
Convention was without a confc confesei sd rep repCKcntatlve represemitative
CKcntatlve resemitativeProbably CKcntatlveProbably
Probably three of the four doleRaival doleRaivalnrgu dolegummesatlarge
large nrgu to the National Con ntmvintiu vent irn were werehere cer certimerePhatt
timerePhatt here Platt Dex Depew > w anti Odell OdellMr OdehlMr
Mr Sheldons guefts did not MI rfnwn rfnwnintil dswnuntil
until after 8 oclock R Se < router Plntt who whiisnally whousunally
isnally retires early canh did not Rd Kirk t tho tt
t ho Fifth Fl ft in Avenuo A enue Hbu i lotil > l until I rnidiMRM rnidiMRMA mlii igmt igmtA
A verv uen delight delhgimtful fill dinner n most craniou cranioulost gruimunthost
host lost nnd entertaining company said aiil th thionntor timSenator
Senator And ho added I didnt heir i aword iord
word ord of polities
OXEILL PERSOALTY PLIZcOVtITiry 91OH nGSR nGSRDry
Dry < nml Merchant Onnrel Refit > Ton TonIjlntc T Tititnhq °
Ijlntc Went to Wldownnil ittloum mtnnt Unmlitrrt UnmlitrrtThe hmiuihiteNThe
The official npprnlsnl of the estate nf f Hush HushONeill HtghONeill
ONeill the dry goods merchant who died diedIn diediii
In March 1902 shows that he he5lOtll6S6 posweed posweedj
j 1096086 in gross personal property In Inaddition inaddition
addition to large real estate holdings Thi Thiamount Thiaamount
amount Is reduced by necessary deduction deductionfor tledtICt ionS ionSfor
for debts and the commission of th the ex executome
1 ecutors to 1041309 His interest In tli tlifirm tlma tlmafirm
firm of II ONeill k Co Is valued nt J725SS1 J725SS1In 72510 72510In
In addition ho owned 500 shames nf Tefft TefftWeller TcffttVellem
Weller A 1 Co worth f400fio 40OW MKI mi shares of ofthe oftime
the Realty Associates Corporation worth worthI2SOOO
I2SOOO 25000 35 n paintings valued nt MaTS MaTSami l375arid
arid UOoWKl li oatli oatliUnder camimtTumcltm
Under his mu will 1N eel state tnt t wr > divldc d I l b btwevn btureen
tureen the widow iyrollrjc tm hl t ONeill ami the thetwo I he hetwo
two daughters MI Mis > Mary C C Henvken and andMrs iIIIIfrs
Mrs frs Iotitia C DHrlin Iarhiuutttm IarhiuutttmN ton tonN
N V 1 Central IMam Chen luen to time ni niThe i1ITime >
The plans for rebuilding the Now Vork VorkCentral merkCent
Central Cent rl llnilrond along Park Pa rk nvtinio a were werelaid werelaId
laid before time Board of Intimate yertrr yertrrday vetPr vetPrday
day They contain one new dovelipment dovelipmentn
n yard for the utorlng of empty < murC rs miller millertho tinuiertime
time rlevntlon elevuit of the I ime tnici t nmcims running into intothe t I to tot
the t ito remodelled million ii in t ion A hearing i us to toIw toixi
Iw held next Wednesdiiy WednesdiiyIOTT1S WetlnocutayorrIGc
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