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BARCELONA, April 20.—El Diariq
eulogizing the Spanish garrison, con‘
sisting of a captain, two lieutenants, a
doctor and 48 men, who have been de-
fending Baler against the Filipinos,
says: “General Rios recently sent Cap-
tain Olmedo to order the garrison to
evacuate, as Baler no longer belonged
~~to Spain. Olmedo, after great diflicul—
ties, only got within 50 meters of the
house in which the Spaniards Were for-
tified. He managed, however, to de—
liver'his instructions, but the garrison
simply continued to fire from its fortil
fied quarters, and Captain Olmedo was
compelled to return to Manila without
reply.”
Cuban Mortgages Extended.
“CASHINGTON, April 20.—Secretary
Alger has almounced that the Cuban
mortgages had been extended for two
years, beginning May 1 next. The ques-
tion of interest on these mortgages was
not considered. This action is a com-
promise between the planters’ demand
and a recent determination of the ad-
ministration on an extension of one
year.
English System Adopted.
LONDON, April 20.-—After long trials
of the German, French and English
systems, says the Berlin correspondent
of The Daily Mail, it has been decided
by the German government to adopt
the English Thornycroft system of wa-
ter tube boilers in all German men—of-
war.
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WEEKLY - NORWALK -'GAZETTE.
IMPORTANTCAPTURE
Gang of Counterfeiters Found
at Last.
DANGEROUS SlLllER CERTIFICATES.
The Goverlnnent Experts Puzzled to
Tell the Spurious From the Gen—
uine—The Secret Service Work-
ed Over a Year on the Case.
WASHINGTON, April 20.—-Probably
the most important capture in the his-
tory of the secret service was made
Tuesday in Philadelphia by Chief John
_E. Wilkie and his agents, when they ar—
rested Arthur Taylor and Baldwin S.
Bredell‘, the makers of the famous
counterfeit “Monroe head” $100 silver
certificates. These arrests were fol—
lowed yesterday by the capture in Lan-
Caster, Pa., of \Villiam M. Jacobs and
William L. Kendig, two prominent
cigar manufacturers, and James Burns,
who was in Jacobs’ employ. There
were also captured the original plate
from which the silver certificates were
printed, at new $100 counterfeit plate and
a. new $50 plate and also three sets of
plates for the printing of counterfeit‘
revenue stamps, rolls, other parapher—
nalia and about five tons of paper and
a large amount of counterfeit stamps.
The "Monroe head” plate and also
the stamp plates and the other ma-
terials were found in Lancaster, where
the printing was done. The plates for
the new $100 note and the $50 note were
found in Philadelphia. The officials
have taken possession of the factories
of the cigar makers and have also at-
tached their bank account. Taylor and
Bredell, it is said, were captured while
actually at work on the new plates.
They are young men who were employ-
ed in Philadelphia by different firms,
but some time ago started in business
for themselves. They are said to be
expert engravers and never before have
been under suspicion.
The men will be brought before the
United States commissioner and un—
doubtedly will be brought to trial at
the earliest possible moment. They are
said to have confessed that less than
$10,000 of the famous notes were put
into circulation. The silver certificate,
which was first discovered a year ago
last fall by an official of the subtreas-
ury at Philadelphia, was probably the
most dangerous counterfeit ever put in
circulation, and even the experts of
the government for a long time‘ were
undecided as to whether the note was
genuine or counterfeit.
After a most careful search, however,
a. distinguishing mark was discovered
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though I was coming down with typhoid
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grippe. Mr. E. P. Budge gave me abot—
tle of Brazilian Balm, saying he was
sure it would help me. The relief was
almost instantaneous. It quickly
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Had Catarrh 36 Years.
josiah Bacon, conductor on the P. W.
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the officials readily to distinguish the
genuine from the spurious. Secretary
Gage recognized the very great danger
of this new note and at once called in
the entire issue of many millions of
dollars. At the same time he sent
warnings to all parts of the country
fully describing the note. This prompt
action balked the counterfeiters at the
very beginning. Although less than 100
notes were issued, only about 26 have
been discovered.
Plans were set on foot to apprehend
the counterfeiters, and, acting on the
advice of Assistant Secretary Vander-
lip, Mr. John E. Wilkie, a newspaper
man of Chicago who was known to have
done some very clever detective work,
was sent for and placed in charge of
the secret service bureau. He imme-
diately laid his plans and on Feb. 1,
1898, found the clew which resulted in
the above important captures.
From the very first appearance of the
notes Secretary Gage and Assistant
Secretary Vanderlip have taken a great
interest in the capture of the culprits
and during the last 14 months have
been in close touch with every move
that has been made and have material-
ly assisted Chief Wilkie in his long
hunt
A Sensational Arrest.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.—-A sen-
sational arrest was made inthis city
last night in connection with the cap-
ture of the counterfeiting gang. Har-
vey K. Ncwitt, who was assistant Unit-
ed States district attorney in this city
during the administration of President
Harrison, was taken into custody " by
secret service men on a warrant sworn
out by Chief Wilkie charging him with
bribing Detective McManus of the Phil-
adelphia office. He was given a private
hearing before United States Commis-
sioner Edmunds and held in $15,000 ball,
which was furnished by a wealthy
friend.
Coast Defenses First.
LONDON, April 20.—The Madrid cor-
respondent of The Daily Mail says:
“There is no present likelihood of the
reconstitution of the navy. The ordi—
nary estimates will be presented to the
new cortes, and if the country’s finances
are found to permit supplemental esti-
mates will follow, the funds raised by
the latter to be devoted first to the im—
provement of the'coast defenses.”
No Hasty Judgnlent.
PARIS, April 20.—The cabinet council
yesterday considered the Dreyfus affair,
and it is semiofficially denied that the
government is spurring the court'of
cassation to give a hasty judgment.
According to the Soir. a private sitting
of the court has decided upon the cou-
frontations. which will occur probably
next Monday.
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DES MOINES. April 20.——Congress‘
man Hull, chairman of the house com-
mittee on military affairs, has arrived
home. He expressed the opinion that in
view of present conditions in the Phil-
ippines the president will have to call
for more tro‘ops. adding: “The army bill
authorizes the president to call for 35,—
000 more troops if necessary, to serve
two years. They would comprise 47 new
regiments and make places for 1,500
more commissions.
The Government Sued.
WASHINGTON, April 20.——The At-
lantic Contracting company has insti-
tuted two suits in the court of claims
against the United States to recover a
balance in excess of $250,000 claimed to
be due to it for work done in the im—
provement of Savannah harbor and
Cumberland sound in Georgia and Flor-
ida. The contracts with the company
were made on behalf of the government
by Captain 0. M. Carter of the corps of
engineers.
A Quick Trial.
HAMILTON, Ont., April 20.—Benja-
min Parrott, Jr., was put on trial here
yesterday morning, charged with the
murder of his aged mother in February
last. The defense attempted to prove
insanity. The jury returned a verdict
of guilty. Parrott was sentenced to hang
. on Friday, June 23.
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