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MONTUT Arnrsr is 1901
Cloudy and warmer today local rainstonight and tomorrow
VOL LX1XNO 352 NEW YORK MONDAY AUGUST 18 1002 CofyrlM IMS by Mr fir PfMtr 1 lUhto0 Alienation P1UCE TWO CENTS
ID I wUKING GREETS BOER GENERALS
SIHKES HAXDS WITH THEM AX
THEY YACHT
The llnrrn mil Princes Victoria l o Clir-
Thrm Cordial WrlcomrllotMI-lraurd t Tlirlr llrrrption Visit W-MllrlerPoll leal Matt rn Not Illspuiifd-
Sftttal Cot Dnpalth to Tn SrilJNPox Aug 17 Oen Botha Delaroy
and Io Wet and Adjutant Ferrelra Ml-lndnn at 30 oclock thin morning tovllt IP King At TIIY wero recplvwl by l rd Kitchener on Admiraltyyacht Wlldllro
When tin royal yachtVictoria and Albert tlio King cnmo forward i tlio gangplank nnd shook handsgi nlilly lth each of fieneral HeUi n Introduced them to Queen Alexandraanti the Princes Victoria who also shookhaml with them Tho Queen and PrIncessdisplayed much Intercut In the Boer com-
maThe iemrals nfterwnrd returned with
1H Kitchener nnd Lord Hubert TimT niininanlcd them to Imiidiui-
HtT iry Brelmor made iho followingh 1pineiit ovonn After having
l vrr tilt to tho royal yacht thepm ras say thy wero awfully pleased
with tinjr reception by tin King and cnnnni-MY Tho talk purely
Tnal and no political matter wereiiru l Hie train was n Ilttlo late
mid IP interview wa very shortMr erreira onlnlaw of Uin Delarey-
nimngiv gave impressions of the visit1ie King to a Suv reporter who callediilni ill the hotel this evening Ho saidI accnmimnled tho General as a
niil Interpreter because I have beenuriro You eo exhibiting a pair of apl rpmly new kid glovm I bought theseIn 1itilnn in 1MW hut t never woro thornI as r nixlcd to handle u Mnu er rllle-KM id I left thn glovps In Pretoria and
Him gnawtvl this hole hut ld Majesty
Kerieira seeimd to regard thin as apNjd on the King Continuing Mr
wildall dresstxl In thin sober fashion
it which you sen me Tho Hoer Adjutantri n black morning wilt devoid of the
eat iprnhlflnc of color Tho King whenfie received hi visitor was dtessed In thefull uniform of Admiral of the Fleet MrKerfint went on to sny-
Tlw King recelvnd us alt with thn mostkindly courtesy hut the necessaryjiolitenps he did not evince that partic-ular which he n shown in us-
by more subject The inter-view was veiy brief partly liecause it wasnecessary for mo to tran lato each of thoreplle of lens Do Wit and Delarey asihey would not tnM thiinnlves to attempttheir expression In Fngllsh nod partlyalso they had not lunched alxiardtho yacht mId wero probably gettinghungry en Botha made hi own re-
plies In Lrgllsh fo his Majesty fipokemostly to hlmr
lIng oppressed at pcelnic-UN antI thiUlred a to our health All I cansay further U that there really wa notline during the to deviate
from the ordinary channels MaJestyhonk hand with mo in an affable mannerand inimircd if I had accompanied thefiiwrn In South Africa I was not preicntpil to llu Jii n hut the Princ of
Val and the Princjcs Victoria MaulclKike to me The latter was frankly curlon t omc of our war experiences
Ve went all plea l with thopleasant but wo exixrleneed-u certain natural crnbarrnwnicnt AH It IN
nit every day that ono inwtn a kingThe HT r inoraL t hem lves of heir
nwii Inclination and on the advlcn of Dele
Kit A I mm Klwhi en Immovable inMulr icfiiMit to make any jtatemcnt on anymutter-
KutnlH are iomltiR Into lli delegation In
rv wifacttry inannir Ono checkiwiived trdiy was for IM
The rennrnlft will probably go to theioi input on as they wish to atIMII Ill funeral of late comrade GenJjtrn M yer an It it known that Itwould h for them to ppcapo nninrinitii popular ovation at HriiHHiwinch vnud not look well at a funiTalr-
vmmi iiv thiy may not attend tIre servicesiiH at from states
thowevi-
rtii ih IIIA rHpivil n telegramIoin ln r husband announcing that ho willnrrivi there on Tuesday Do Wet
tVInifv Mrc the widow ofHie HUT commander received a telegram-
f ndi lnce from the Oeneral-
fii xtri mn cordiality Ixtwwnlttiort and the Doers was notoworthy-rlifv returned with him on his fpeclal trainDuring the journey the Commandorln-Hiif explained all thfl fiirroundingrt ofthe cuntrysidn Lord Kitchener on theother hand remained at Southampton aflor-Bftlrig hOFt at luncheon
hONtxjx AUK IS Interest in tho Hoec-
OeiicraN inoicaH rather than withtheir cciitinunl ileno Most of thin morninn papers devoto from flvn eol-
umn of hian to their arrivals nnd Incldentnof voyaRi from Cap Town illled out
lth hheor InventiotiH nucl IIB followingprinted account of their reception by thuKlni
Majixty Mike of the gallant andiiiaiuvr time ieneraln had fought
during tie unions campaign mindth bni id railoi nod klndnens with which
hal treated the Irill h i ldier indixllg mIme voundetl who came Into their
absolutely untrue statement Is awith which the
Par1 am trying to interpret time filencoof ilf lioprn-
Noliing hnj NHMI more remarkable Inpast day and a half than tho Htmliod-
voldaneii by thin DoeM and tho ofllclal-Kngiuii whom thy mot Including thoKing f the which U UppermostIn the iniiuli of all Thtro In
hown in thw moinlngA time tolo-Kraplic comment from Parin and limeHIKUO connliilni rejoicings at tim rofusil r tH HOKPH to attend naval rvw on Saturday callliiK It u wiufo tothe iiavrriiiiuMil
I m nvldent chat Christian Do WetIn1 uiont untMHidlriK of the trio HP-
ixiiinl in most energetic concurrence at-i IVlegutn Kioher wild when hii-
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deck gamps and alsohe wo not a approachable an Delarey-
On tutu other hand time constant aloofnew of Jen Do Wet camo to be relentedby a largo number of HritWi whowere passengers on the Saxon roat 6 In the morning took a solitaryturn time deck and then went to hisstateroom for tho ret of tIme day
only at meal times It Is known thatho was engaged In writing hook on tinwar A young clergyman name ofKartell who was his secretary and acoompooled him in nil his campaigns Is nowassisting him In this work Throughouttime war len Jo Wet kept a dally recordof his movements This diary Is nowelaborating Into a history of the war
SHAHS FlItST TIWK AFLOAT
1mlan Itulrr on III Way tn Inulanil-rrlKlitrnrd Trill Acniiw lime Ctiannel-
fifxelil CiMt ltiptth to Trot SUM
IXINDON Aug 17 Tho Shah of Persiaarrived nt Dover this morning and wasreceived by Irlnrv Arthur of Cotmaughtin Inhalf of tho King Ho will come toondon tomorrow morning as time guestof tlio King and will remain at MarlboroughHouse
This was tho first time ho ever venturedupon a chip When saw tho Channel
at and noticed that she did notstill tho Shah who has a horror
cif time water away and It woe sometlrno before ho could l o persuaded to gonlxjnnl He woro tho oldest and plainestflothcH he had as he believed that his goodones would surely bo by seawater
Ho was taken Into tho cabin which wasstrewn with cushions and lowers Coffee
fruit and confectionery were served and howas finally roaw ured He appeared toenjoy thu voyage
wrrvr An IIITTIIl-
lllplno llrvnltK In Iart anil l I c
In llRht mill fuuitaliulars-prttal TaWc HrtpcM to Tur Sf-
JlANIta Aug 17 Tho native crew of thecoasting vessel Doshermaiw mutinied in
the port of Vivac sonic time ago murdered
tho engineer three sailors anti woundedtime captain two anti n passengernil Spaniards grounded onAug J hut was floated off
The constabulary boarded her and fought
the mutineer Twontylivo of these were
captured and threw killed Klvo jumpedoverlioard and wore drownedHUeceeded In making their escape
lFIAt IHOM DKACO
SOW Says the Stories About Her theicrinan Crown Trlncf Are Ialir-
ftptlil Calif litipnoi la THE SUM
LONIKJN Aug 18Tho Dully Telegraph
this morning print a letter from Mlxs-
Olarty Deacon dated Hllllngton HallKing Iynn In regard to papera re-
production of the stories printed In thePark Ualin alxUt tho nllegeil love affair
between herself and tho Crown Prince of
lermany Mis Deacon w yn-
A tiles stories are abnolutely falseoblige mo by emphatically con-
tradicting them In your next Isou-
eroofl rwvrs ninris KILLED
Inmirirnti In SrHiiitn Houted and Tlirlr-
Lraclor llrtipailnla-
peeiil Cable nnp tlt l Tn SiK-
PFKIN Aug 17 An Imperial edict
Issued today states that time Imperialtroops routed tho Insurgentnt rong
Suchawan In the Szo
chuan on Aug 12 Theykliled morethan a
thouvmd of tho rel l
Tong Qu Hung tilt rebel leader wn
beheaded
SAYS HTS FMIl niElt FIRST
Iarli TftiHM Hoes ol Clve the Sourceof It Information
Spttial C it lf tli iif 10 rIms SUN
Aug 17 lip TVnipi saya It Is In
that in the rccint automobile acci-
dent near Jacy Mrs Charkn L Fairfirst
Tho which was found In tho auto-
mobile after tho accident contained 1081
francs and checks on the Batik of Brussels
representing I9 X
IV ST IATKICKS-
WM Seen Taking a Worshlpprr Purseand ArrrMril In the Calhrtlral
A man who said ho Philip Judd nnd
refused to tell where ho lived was arrestedIn St Patrick1 Cathedral yesterday after-
noon for stealing a pocketbook from Mary
McDonald a at IS Wo tstreet Tho arrest was inado-
alxUt 5 oclock after vespersMlsa McDonald was ono of
tho pews arid loft her onthe seat her Ono of sawJUdd M and time pocketbookTho usher called PolicemanHut stnet station and Juddwax before ho got out of church
When Judd at the stationtho police found on him three empty pocket
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tho East t street pollen recentlythat pocketbooks have frontwomen In tho church
FATAL COASTIXO ACCIIWXT-
Hlpycle niiler Impaled on a Wa oni ShaftIn a New Ilochelle Park
lame Cotter a prominent builder of
City Island was reported to be dying In
time NeW Bochello last evening as-
n result of having impaled on Oio
haft of a wagon whllo coasting on his bl
porting down a steep hill In Neptune Parknt New and when way downthe Incline he ran Into a containingHarry Carson anti his brother and two
Carson tried to out of thy
bicyclists way hut tho rider lost nintrolor his a shaft p cd throughCotters body The Carson and thewomen went to Cotters asitancu and alltour had to lisa all their strength to releasehim Thoy bound up his wound mid hadhim sent to the in nn ambulance
Irs amId who attendedhint said that ho could not live
Young Hwlmmer sexes a Hoy
ATTIC Aug 17 MM Louise
Stlcfel of IM McClellan street Phlla-
lelphla saved Harry Hearn a tcnyearfrom the surf today She was
and saw him foil from i raft Intoho water He could swim nnd shy
went to renoue
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SEND FILIPINO PRIESTS HERE
MY TO HAVE IIH OF THF-STtltY AMK11ICAX METHODS
Fattier McKlnnon Prr lilrnt MeKlnlpHail Approtrd Itirn hattie ataiiiboinga tn Srtlle the Trouble With
the Moron Manila Strike rnd-SptcUl ClWi Dtiprttlt la Tiu
MANILA Aug 17Father apriest officially connected with time publicschool who came hero as Chaplain-of tho California Volunteers at the outbreakof the SpanishAmerican War his urgedtime authorities of the Philippine Churchto send 40 of the younger native priestto America for a years training In wml-iiarie in the United State
Father McKinnon says ho talked overthls whemo with the late PresidentMcKinley who approved It as It vasRoved that in thIs wny the Filipino clergy-men would Imbued with tho broadspirit of time American priesthood It isthought that tho money for carrying outthis plan can Ixj raised in America It iestimated that time semiimry etponfOHof each priest would lie nliout 150 a yearThe natives favor time scheme
ien Chnffeo hits arrived at Zjimhoangaand will probably a conference withthe Moro leaders The situa-tion In Mindanao Is serious PerMilng tho cummandHr of Camp Vicarshas made a recommendation that theBacolod forts lm asaulted nnd captured
Joy Ilandholt of tIme
has received the surrenders of the newofficials time followers nf
who was recently captured while organiz-ing a branch of Manila Headquarterwith tlio object of making trouble for the
Iluiidholtz thatortlcials In Tnyaba with two
ciptloni have now Hurrciuliiid-iov Taft Is cxMHtp l to arrive lien
next Thursday Manila nmkliiK greatpreparation to welcome him
The InUir agitator Idyoi who is chargedwith intimidating tho cigar manufacturersis a fugitive from justice The strikersMy they will rot urn to work If the police willprotect them The arrest of tho leadershas broken up I ho strike which lastedthree weeks
MAY HIOTS I tltAXCK TOltAYTroops heath to use the NIIIU Scliool In
on SaturdayHpetM CoW Dfiptteh la Tin SIN
PAHIH Aug 17 In ciinctuenc of timemorn hitter resistance to tho closing of thenuns schools In Brittany Deputy Ablif-layraud pppnklng on Saturday at St-
Meen anti Folgoet nnd nt Sonblgou nnd Ploulanlel on exhortedthe peasant to avoid TheGovernment decided to execute thedecrees against time sisters schools at Folgoet St Meen and Ploudanlel tomorrowmorning nnd troopn were being conccnt rated for that purpose at Sandeman today-
At Pontcroli on Saturday there somebloodshed The Inhabitant had rakedbarricades In the street leading to the con-vent These were thrown down by thotroops at 7 oclock yesterdayThe police commissary of Brestother officials than wont to the conventwhile the gendarmes pushed their horsesngflln the people-
In the fighting which ensued ono policeofficIal was knocked down nnd draggedalong tho ground for several yards untiltwo prlestH Interfered antI rescued himSeveral wonton were severely Injured during crushes TIme demons coaw-da the nurH departed from
At peaxnnu beat hacktilt gnndarmes and troops but eventuallythin soldiers broke down tie doors of thoconvent The pollen RUivrintendiiit told-I lie peasants tint if continued to Tictbarricades dynamite would Im used
EXClllSIOMSTfi Sriitcamer Maine Uneo Agrounil at Urrenport
and Honi rt to Newportono thousand excursionists left
yesterday morning on mi excursionhound for Newport 11 I by way of UIH
Island Ilnllroad to Oreenport andhenco by steamer Tho excursionistsenchwl Orcenport In tho morning antiplumed to pw York arriving shortlybefore oclock last evening without havingreached Newport
The steamer Maine which was to carryIho party from Oreenport to Newport-ran aground at dnenport Five tugs gotlines to her and pulled untilalmost Martvcl srieclal train withIho excursionist arrived arid All hurriedto dock from which coud seo thoMaine with her attendant fleet of tugs
The railroad officials announced that IfIho Maine wits floated by 5 oclock tho ex-cursion would to Newport amidthat If wasnt tho were
return to time station at that hour Timespread out over the town and spent
Iho afternoonHalf an hour after were landed hack
it Long Island City last evening the Maineas floated
ULLEI IX FltOXT OF hER HOME
Woman nun her by Illlrd With SineInK
A trolley car of thn Iirlmerbound from Coney Island to Jreenpolnt
carrying a singing crowd of homooore from tho seashore struck arid In
tantly killed Mrs Verde In fronther home at street last
lightMrs Verde early In tho evening went
tho street and sat on the stoop withShortly before 10
laughter came out on the of her homomd to her mother to return
Verde started to cress the street andlid not se time car which was comingrapidly Shn wa knocked
passed over her hotly anti she died
Thin accident caused a on thincrowded car Women fainted anti such acrowd gathered that reserves
Im sent from tho street stationn ambulance from tho Eastern
district Hospital attended several womenwhit
Woman Killed by hItlerDAYTON Ohio Aug 17 Mr Emma L
ichelble wife of Frank C Schelblo animurunct man hail got off A street
on North Main street abouto cross to tho sidewalk this afternoonrhcn a wheulman ran into her and knockedler down She died In a few minute
fho wheelman rodo away anti onn heroIIOWH who ho Is
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tabor Party There Keeping tilt WorkmenFrom Other Cltlis
NEW OntKA 8 Aug l7Tho HomoIibor Icaguo of Oalvcnton Tex hastermlnid to put up a dainty itet in
to tho DetmxTatlo tukot at thnthosupixirr of
tho various lalnir no doubtUpntiTlaliud to SUCCPH The HomeIjilxir I eaguo Is fighting to prevent limo
employment of army ialveston laborIn thu various works rendered necissary-in the Island city by tho destruction of ial-
vestoti two years ago Tho light lmnothing to do with unions but alms to pre-vent any brought into ialvestort by contraotors although tImer aKcnrcityof labor then and wages are highThe Southern Pacific Itailrond was pre-
vented from bringing its skillet clerksnnd unloider from New Orleans to handletho lines freight from New York A de-
termined effort is also being made to pre-
vent time employment of any hint CtalvcMonon sea wall to protect that town
from another flooding
IXXOCEXT IXIHAX HAliiReal Murderer Make a Dralhliril Con
rp lin Tlilrlecn Veari lnlerT-ACCIMA Wash 17 A diathbcd-
confif ion made proves thattho wrong man was hanged fur n murderon tho Iuialilla Indian Itiscrvation thir-teen years ago Pllyou a young Indianwas convicted and luingid for th murderof AgiiP TiHsint
Two weeks ago Victor Wllllains anIndian finding him olf dying oftion fonfifMMl to his wifoMrs and that Pilyoii was iniiiKpnt-Hi said h bird riot intendid killing herhut as she lund money and lived alone ho-
determined to rob her Whllo he was runKacUing her house madi an outcry and
iZd lilin Tlieriupon murdered herhiil kept his sicret thlrtern yearn
iiTirliig agonIes wiienevnr ho thought ofthe munlend wcmiin anti Iilvniwhom he nllowix b
11 iris siiuo FISH TiiFr sirA New and iiiciT fiil Way of Catch
PATCIIOOUE I I Aug 17Ther wereninny fish breakfasts along shoro thismorning Scores of JUh wero caught Inshallow water yesterday afternoon lictwppii-
tho All a person had to do was toknpo deep ntid shoo lucia to
the beach It is supposed that fishninetenths of which vtenkflnh weredriven Into the shallow water by a shark-
or n shoal of porpoisesTho fish wcro observed ns the title
turned ebb nnd ft number of fishermenput out In boats find mudo bmg catcheswith nets Tho fish refused to take a hookand rushed frantically al out In tIme water
A time tide was running out it left a biglake near Water Itland with snndbnrHnil about and In hundreds of the fishwere caught
noovoo n4s vmi WIWLARS-
Nrgro Thlncn In Prmacola Paid fliasApiece for Them
NEW OntKASS Aug 17 Tho Ponwiolnpolice who have finally run down thegang of negro burglars headed by onn-
Tnllxrt have discovered nn explanationof time extreme boldness of them thieveAll of them wcro provided with hrodoohag In which they greatest con-
fidence rendering them Invisible topolico and preventing their capture
Their long Immunity from nrrest con-
vinced them that hags assured absolutesafety They paid as much a S135 apiece
hoodoo bag which arm nothingmoro than pieces of cloth wrapped withstrings Dr fraves a negro who innsminnIe a small fortune by tho ale of thesebrtg to negroes g hig Into the burglaryand larceny huiliiss ha been arrested
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On IIM Way to New York to Sail forHe lIt Australia
MoNTRfAL Quebec Aug Ibistoun former iovernur ieneral of Au-strallan Commonwealth arrived hero todayand loft tonight by a St Iwiwrenco analAdirondack train for New York whencehe will sail for homo on Iho TeutonicReferring to time report that he had resignedowing to time snmllnes of Ixird-Hox toun made llm following statement
I did not nlgn as been statedIn tho er I recnlleil bytime Imperial Oovemmont and I nm now
Linl lloixtoim decliiiPil to discuss time
reason that to hi recall Col Cnl l
who acontn l him owingto chee i arlng of I ho Aus-
tralian lovernineiil situation hudIxcomo impossible
1MB SQlADItOX AT HOCKIOltT-
Illgtlinoirn Shlpi to llo TIter Till
OloccEHTFlt Mass Aug 17 Nino shipsof tho North Atlantic squadron droppedanchor In Hockport linrbor at 430 oclockyesterday afternoon Tho arrival of thefleet was unexpected It is supposed thatit was a compliment front Secretary ofthe Navy Moody who used to representthis district In Congress The harlmr is
to the shore tho insidetho new breakwater averaging 41 feet
The In the harbor art time AlabamaKearsargo Olympia Massachusetts Brook-lyn and two mnall
A searchlight exhibition wns givenby tho fleet this Tho willstay hero until the 10th Admiralson I In command They conic Into thyharbor in double anchored inthat formation
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BENNINOTON Vt Aug 17Mr MarcusIloger Stolla Bates her sister anti Loon
Pcrlmm were nrrnlgneil before Just Ion
Shurtlefl nt 8 oclock lat evening on time
cliarg of hnving murdered Marcus Rogerslast Tuesday by administering chloroformto him Hoger gave way for
time since her arrest and began toall pleaded not guilty and were
remanded to Jail a next Thurs
Perlmm declared that hN con-
fession wa Cal anti hat not one of thethree knew anything nbout time murder
lloger Bales Insist tntthey wero not connected with tIme crime-
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CHICiOO AITOS AMKXTtHEWITH HOItlS OF JUSSIi
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CHICAOO Aug 17 Duke Borisiadlmelrewitch of Hussia n much
wllderetl nobleman tonight when ho ntired to suite nt the Auditorium Hotelreviewing tho various experiences that had
up a Ulet Sundaydrive to MIl Cycln
flub soon after breakfast with two ex-
hibitions on thn way of fire companies in-
action luncheon nt the North Shore Clubnn automobile runaway in which hi High-ness was time sole participant a tripback to time city anti a dinner at tim ClilcnpoClub were some of things that nitridethin day far from uneventful
While hn was at the Saddle and CycleClub hn caught sight of an automobilebelonging to one of the member Theowner readily consented to allow time Duko-to take a spin anti ilespltn time rcmonslranies of the member of his partyBoris entered the automobile and spedswiftly down time roadway leaving behinda group of very apprehensiveofficials
When hi watt half a mile from thn club-house It became evident to tlmso thatnil was not going well with him Theautomobile was xigagglng ncrus tho roadIn alarming fashion and when thu Dukewas si n to turn wnvn a handkiichipf his siiiu hendid Huron-Sehllppcnbach and Prlnco Kngnlltihof-Tstarted on n run the road to hi as-sistance
The machine wn then entire ythe control of Iho royal cliaulTeur Itmounted nn nnlwitiknipnl nt the sidn of
road and collided forcibly with a treetrunk
Tlm Dukotv uuiijurrd when lit alightedand calmed thn fiars of the immlMrs oflilnrty nsthey arrived panting for breath
XOIIMAX MMK WOXT HFTV-
A illmore tITers rMMIOilells lajorll Is IIIOOIHI
The llmi Normiui K Miuk of BuffaloNational Commit Iceman for
thn State tho friend of the Hon WilliamJennlnc Bryan the hiilfmllllonalro Deino-crntlc national antagonist of cnpltnl
HofTnmn llouw last night HP is onway to Saratoga when Democratic
State Committie rncii on Saturday MrMack met nt dinrer the Edwardvillo lllmon thin of Crokir-Scannnll lull Plait H wvlt Odll-I w Lillian Huswll IlhncliP Rites Alonm-B Cornell lohn F Carroll and Andy Fncdman antI Mr flllmnni said to Mr Maik-
B t you JlOOdO that Ouch carries theState next fall by 75000 mnjority
JSOno that Odell will carry the Stateicofixl majority
Nothln doln yet repented Mr Mack
SWOltD AXE SLASIIKK IXSAXi
Lawyer Who lilt liolile lla llpllnlnnsManila aunt Pa ilon fur llrleallrae-
Wlnflild Johns Taylor the Newark lawyprwho was amsted nt time Pennsylvaniaflailrond station in Jerwy fily Saturdaynight after causing A sensation on n NowYork SuMUehaiiiia nnd Wehterntrain nt Sparta N J by slashing Harry
straw hat with n swnrd nine was-
examliiKl by Dr Joseph M JerseyCity yestenlay morning nfler he imam be ii
twelve hours In a cell nt thu city prisonHP had raved mill night
Dr Itector said that the lawyer was m-idoubddly Insane and nei mm to bo siiffpr
Ho ordersTaylor to City Hospital
man who ijavn his nnimfrom whom menu a room at 10 Ful-
ton street Newark calhvl at Ireeorystreet stationthat tIme lawyer started nn his vacationseveral days ago He snid that TaylorIs at tlio f the Prudentialsuranci Commny law devirtment inNewark
Kclmltz toM Im that thea crank n the subject of collecting
Jewelry nnd mind a rw mcurli
FELL ASLEEI AX It OiitiOAItiA-
nil Thru the Whole ConchlncClub HcMiird Miileriine
The William McKinley Coaching Clubof Brooklyn went on a trip to Staten Isl-
and yesterday Tho naomi for whomclub 1 named Is a Brooklyn jiolltlcian-Klght tallyhos carried time jiirty nnd In
returning last night cue of tlipm havingliorw reached tim fery nt St ieorge
Him l foro othersThe occumnt of tIm conch went out
on the dock ldi tin ferry vtid-injoyiil thi cooling B ty lreezfn while wait-
Ing for otherJohn Muleromi of 3ir Baltic t ret Brook-
lyn went to on thn stringpicco andoverboard limo other cuiichc hind
arrived time anti when the ofmutant board was heard Mr
and several other jumped In nnd grablnd-Mtilcrnne
Tho rest of the club pulled both menout of time water sos
an abrasion of tlio forehead wnuninjured
IlCKIOfKETS IX 101 XT ATTACK
One at Kach Inil of n street Car Makrj aand liiinin
Two miii got on a Third avenue car at181st street last night Ono nifm stoodnear tho rear door and tho other walkedto the front of thin car Simultaneouslyeach grabbed for a watch and then jumpedoff the car
Detective Beitch who was on tho carchased them One of the men ran Into tlm-
urms of n and thn other woerauuht by Iteitcli Thy wero token totime tuition where thoy said theywere Ail ert Peter of M est Thirtyeighth si rout and John Mahon of 210Twentyfirst street NeIther got a watch
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And a MS llox of tlnars Thrown lnWnf rHate War
HovsTox Tox Aug 17 Five hundredtickets were sold to Chicago yesterdayafternoon at startling prices OH thin resultof a war of ticket brokers the outgrowth-of tho fight of time Missouri Kansas andTexas tho International Great North-
ern tho Cotton Belt mud Santa F forNorthern passenger business limo lowestrate before yesterday was IS for tho round-
trip Ono broker cut it to 1 Anotherbroker at ouco cut it to SI Yet anotherannounced houston to Chicago 30 centsHouston to St Louis 20 cents Houstonto Kntuww City 10 cents Another met thecut and offered a fivedollar box of cigarswith each ticket
MOTOll CYCLE EXIIMStOXThe nidrr a Newark Jrwrllrr Probably
Fatally Iiijurrd at Coney InlandHarry Wolff 27 years old a Jeweller
living at Halsey and Court streets New-ark was pacing about twenty mombers ofthn Newark Bicycle Club on a run fromNewark to Island yesterday after-noon when gasolene motor cycle blow-
up Time accident happened on tho ConeyIsland cycle near Avenue U
Wolff was carrying thn riders along nta rapid rate when tho machine exploitedwith great force Thowrecked and rider was thrown ft con-
siderable distance Hn was picked up un-
conseiou Buffering from concussion oftilt bruin anti all ovor bodyHo was taken to tho Kings County Hos-pital when It wn wild last hnwill probably lie
KILLED IIV FISHLIXE SlXKEIt
Man failing Swung Line So Thatthe Lead Struck Voting irunnald-
Thirteenyearold lustavo OrunwnldJr of 331 Central Park Wiwt while flshlngwith hue father anti brother George yester-day at 175th street and time Hudson Blver
accidentally struck on time head by atlshUtie hiker and almost Instantly killed
Tlio father and two sons wore sitting ontime pier with several others when ono oflimo men started to cast hU lino A theman his rod a whirl in tIme air thesInker struck irunwald behind tho left ear
The boy fell over on tho dock unconsciousdying In a for minutes Irunwald1father nnd brother wiro no excited thatthey paid no attention to tho man whocaused the accident mind ho went
SOLDIFIl SHOOTS A IO LI FMAX
The Tiid of n Saturday Mght Spree atNarraKuimtt Iler
NAnitAOANSKTT PiFn Aug 17 PrlvntoTracy nnd Prlvnto Kdwnnl lemon fromFort Ciivblo visited tlio Pier on Saturdaynight and went on a spiw They marrelied with Philip McCrea and a man namedMcNulty and began hhooting Officerp
Joseph Westlako end John Wright orderedthrn to filed it Wright
bullet grazed the ofllcer templeTakingleft side Wright then ritflird nt Tracywith anti broke hN and noseBoth soldier were taken to Kingston andlodged in jail Westlakns wound is ser-ious
TWO UATHEIIS MISSIXO
Sunday Vlsllon to Ocean City Slit Prob-ably Urownol
OcEAN CITY Md Aug 17 Two men aremissing anti both arm supposed to havobeen drowned while bathing In tho surfthis afternoon Ono of thoso for whomthe lift guard ore looking is George Millera machinist of Baltimore thin other U BoyTruitt of Laurel Del
A man out hi depths went downtoday calling for help of
went to thn rescue hut thoman sank and was seen no morn
Miller one of an excursion partywho went into thn surf Ills nmstill In timid his wIfe feelssatisfied that hn drownpil
GETS MOEY FltON THE SICK
llroohdalr Patients lirl the Lnolilngfilasj-Trraliiiint hector DUipprirnB-
itouRDAtR N J Aug 17 Tho Brookdale not looking for nn alleged doc-tor mado much money hero ro-
cently In Uniting sick people by aid of amirror Ho disappeared with siveral-hundred dollar received front cruduloimpatients He called at ono house whenan man wa sick and performed witha cheap humid mirror about the sick man
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patient paid a fen Nowho has been humbugged
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ContortionistTIIOMAHTOX Coon Aug 17FrankK-
elcoy an acrobat and contortionist whowa hero on a visit from Oxford Conn-ilid somn stunt on thn railroad stationplatform while waiting for n train severalnight Hn locked his legs behind hisneck and walked Iho length of the platformon his hand When ho to un-twist hlniMlf ho couldnt do Itand turn hn would it wa impossiblefor him to get hi feet free a quarterof ar hour struggled and then tocall for th aid of some bystanders Ho-wa munich exhausted when tho show wasover
int HIIY AT OYSTEII HAY
Attended Church With the IrrslilcnlSajs-Mr Jlelilnlcy I lining
OYStER BAY Aug 17 Dr P M Illxey-SurgeonGeneral of Navy and
hnvn been time Presidents guestsat Sagamore Hill today They attendedChrist Church with the President tumid hifamily
Dr saul limit he had heard fromMrs Mclvlnlny within a day or two andhail biin n that shin In fairly
health for her Hn will return toWashington tomorrow morning-
lohn Latnbrrt III In OrmrrD-
rssVKtt Col Aug 17 bun Ijimlx rtif Harrl V Co is siriotlsly III athe Denver Mr I imliert becnmo
soon after arrival from ChicagoNo one allowed lo sen him-
oday and all culler were that hiItHtor cominaiidid
llcalrr Warn llardlonl ContiinirM-
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CltlTIClL SITfATlOX IT TimWAItXKi WASHFIIY
Warlike Sajs llfll Work UN Plant hi Suiteof the Strikers antI the ShrrllT In
Surf lie cant Kcrp tIle Peace iuaril-mm at Mirnandoili Heady to Moc-
Wn KRBABnn IA Aug l7Tho fitteenth week of tIme coal strike oi en withtime probability that troop will bo calledto to prevent Interference withtho workers at tho Warnko whichwas stopped by rioters on ThursdaySheriff Jacobs ho expects that time
situation will bo beyond bin controlthat If WornVo wants troops ho willfor them Warnko most decidedlythat ho will ask for troops that he askedfor them last Thursday and that theyshould bo there now Ho will according-to present plans start work on Tuesday
An effort U to bo made toBurlington and Chief nf Pollen Ooserovoremoved front office on limo charges thatthey favor tho strikers and that hadno to arrest thn Coal unit Iron police-men commissioned by thn ov rnoriu discharge f their legal duties Mr
s lawyers nro making arranjor-norsu to
Tho leaders of tho strike are holdingmooting and warning the strikers toaway from tho watherv antI enco corninlttees havo been for tho Minn
but thiro is no notlceablo changetime Mtitlmint of crowds They
are determined to stop work at thoIf it Is stntted
Much speculation l the departurn President Mitolipll at thin junct-ure It being admitted that it Is aperiod In the strikn and that If over his pres-ence was neednd to maintain ordernow The beliovetlmt hoavoiding tho responsibility of what tony
and strikersnot In check If the wnshcry at Duryo-arium s work
SitKtAtDOAii Pa Aug officers-of time Twplfih Uiniincnt have Uen
to keep clo e to HH It i cernow they will bo ordered to
Scranton district at thn next clga of dipturbancn It I undoiKtood that eithertho Ninth Keglment of WilkeUarro orthn of Scrnnton will biicceedtho Twelfth nt Shrnamloal-
iIIOlXIIAHY MAItK DESTItOYED-
Lieut Owrn InvcMtlRalhiR In the 11Jutted Alavkan Territory
TACXJMA Wash Mug 17Skagwayadvices hay thn question of tho destruc-tion of nn old Husslan monument hi thodisputed territory between Alaska n idBritish Yukon been willed S Wellman a merchant of Haliien arrived atSkagway with time news limit Lieut Owenshad found two monument hi perfect re
rind deflrllcly loitinl thn whena third ono had been destroyd Onoofthin monument Is nliout tenmattes nbovo Hainy Hollow fifty mIlesfront time const Owetm now ex-amining other parts of boundary andwill secure the statement
Tho monument was levelledtn ground Time destruction had evi-dently wrought wit hlri n few months
Lieut Owens nlsu found nn old Btormhouse on thin summit This wan calledBoundary houwn when Husslans occu
tIme buildingurn falling down but thorn I every indi-cation of occupation at onnestablishes doubt that thedane did occupy now dis-
puted and boundary linn accordingto treaty I assortthat it
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hail Told by a llnctor Thief He Wouldllecnme ItiianrP-
ATKBSON Aug 17 David T illmnreformer Mayor of Paterson In a fit of do-
spondcncy ended his life this morning ntIlls home A pistol slat aroused hisfunnily at Hw oclock and his sonfound him lying on floor in his nigclothe with n revolver In his hand bface covered with blood The Inillnt Irid-
H netratid tho right eye and gono throughthe brain Death wns Instantaneous
Ill health Is believed to havn Iiein thocause of the tragedy Mr iilrnorn hadconsulted sp iaUts during theone of told him that hn was a victimof BricM discasn and that hn would
UHO tinuse of his limb and IxconmInsane
An hour before thn nhnotlng Mrmon s Kim tnrt him at tin bathroom dooranti complained of bing ill
Im sorry you Brt my son thefather nnd then ntlnil tj
roomMr lllmoro was In goisl fmnnclal rIr-
cuinstntici He wits n liirgn real pftsnowner and did a profitable life lnsurnnr-businexN lie was m yrars old Hisjwifoand five sonic survive him
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Made lit linnl Ironi Ililludilpliln and Isrxprclrd lo Show IH m Trial
The now battleship MaKe arrived nt thenavy yard In Brooklyn yesterday mornInr Sho left llm Crnmps1 shipyard InPhiladelphia on Friday afternoon arrivingoff Tompklnsvilln on Saturday night RhoIs now lying at Cob Dock Near her
oldfashioned Hartford The hulldpr-aro pitp l on board tho Maine by JHenry Mull
I commanded by Cnpt II D Book-
man Sine n mmed of IB on erfront The slilpli jiiden-
am sangiilno that shn will rnorn thanIH knoton trial which to
near BO IMII nn ThursdayIn placed in dry dcck even
Inn All nrrnngemoni nro In charge ofNnvnl Pnwell who acixm-nanlcd Hie ves l Philadelphiafront
TIm navy tuulKint Narkeeta willfor Ilixtnii today Sin1 is to bo tho
stake boat nt
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only muk ox in captivity In thiscountry ilid yiMenlay at the New York
lOloglal innlnn Th ox was a tenon
and priwnntMl to thn gardens by Wi-
lliam C Whitney on March 2 last Thoonly othnr musk ox In captivity Is at Ham-burg icrtminy
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