kinder or aura arena as» sets mm)
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e
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momma-hummer laMthlterwalk
I. bulb-Italia- Italians-ill?»
‘ “”1.
Elaine has sent to Baron Fave, the Italian
minister, aoopyof thstettarof Governor
NW about the New Orleans affair.
The neat more must be made hyilaron
Fava. as tbsllnitod States is perverts-ate
do anything in the matterwbile the action
" 1 6f theavengarv is being investigated by
the Row Orleans grand jury. Delayed
action or failure to hold anypcrsouarov
apnnaible for the killing may decide Baron
» ,_ « Para to take active means to btlng about
3-,?" «b , _ , ' ' ‘- 32+ mewttlement satisfactory to theltalian
A government II will probably receive ad-
_ . vlcsbycabla thin a dayor twofrotn
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5mm, mm FIREPROOF RWW'NG (comma Nicholle, of Louisiana, to 5mm
Blaiue' s telegram of March 15 in reference
to the New Orleans affair is as follows:
th 8. 0T0,8 WE s T, “At a late hour on the 15th lost. I re-
harm mos ”I! m amuse. .ccived a dispatch from you having refer-
" d d M h 25 oncototho “forcible breaking on the 14th
of this month of the jail in New Orleanr
e n es aY’ arc ’ and the killing of eleven pet-eons confined
‘ We» .08! “If!“ m E!!! manta II If. asove 28d 81. therein under indictments found in the
criminal district court for the parish of
an touts. until? Cleats. suits. fine sues. nonhuman» .. w a...
We com am my “In my resentedtotho president by thermintster
, , ' - A' G of Italy accredited to the government of
' , BEDDING, nonsnunnmo prams, momma so... a... among n... killed
., ' ‘ ‘ outhat occasion were three or four sub
”PHOLSTERY mos. CURIIINS. ETC. 0‘ the king 0‘ Italy.
(“rooted
and'that the nationality of the parties did
not enter as a factor into the disturbance.
LEADING GROCEB, l mu... W n... n. a... of my
dispatch, and the opinion then entertained
as to the lamination of the trouble has
proved to have been well founder.
“Manufacture-tram» mutt ll“
slpally ”"5st for What It Does
wiser-crux, liar-h m~m_
flavor-tor Klekulla' Answer.
The answer of Governor Francis '1'.
“The telegram disclosed an apprehension
‘ V ‘ ‘ A on the 'part of the minister, evidently
. : shared in by the president, that the dis
‘ turbancc was a continuous and swelling
' disturbance, which might involve the Ital-
~ son to believe that the hope expressed by
the president that I would cooperate with
' him in maintaining the obligations of the
, United States toward ltalian subjects who
, . . might_be within the perils of the excite
ment, and that further violence and blood-
shed might be prevented, was based upon
thatbelicf.
No hrther Trouble Feared.
CAL L ON . 3"The president further expressed the
‘ hope that all odenders might be promptly
brought to justice. 0n the 16th I teie
graphed you that there was no excitement
‘ s ' lathe city at that time and that I knew
1 noreasontoanticipate furthertvuuble. l
I 1 g ’ also stated that the action taken was
against particular individuals,
'l’wo or ram Were Italian Subjects.
“The men killed, as I have stated, were
" “ in prison Bndflrtmlinfmnnte found
in the criminal district court for the parish
of New Orleans; the sheriff has made his
return of the facts to that court, the judge
thereof has charged the grand jury now in
amnion in regard to the matter, and the
whole subject is, I assume, now under in-
vestigation by that body. i am satisfied
that most of the persons killed were Amer
icancitizens, but it is probable that twc
or three were ltnlinn subjects."
A Very ll ‘ ' tory Ii
Though the tragedy occurred ten days
ago, and Secretary Blaine the following
day addressed his communication to Gov-
ernor Nicholle, the response bears date of
the 2m inst, or seven days after the also
snore. In nearly every respect the letterir
a pointruent to the state department
odicials, and it has amused no little in-
dignatiou at the Italian legation. It con-
tains only a bare statement of already well
known facts, expresses no regretsfor the
outrage and gives no phages that the
lynchers will be punished. Baron Fara
refuses absolutely to discuss it, saying
that whatever his opinion may be' he will
communicate it to the president and Mr.
Blaine. Ilegation attaches, however, do
clare that the communication was in no
way satisfactory.
secretary Blaine Is Iletlcent.
Secretary Blaine declines to make public
his views. It seem safe to assert, how-
ever, that in view of Nicholls' very diplo
1 matic response that the federal government
will becallcd upon to settle with the Italian
governmentfor the murder of its subjects.
Congress will have to not before tbeamounf
of the award can be fixed. Therefore. it h
verylikely that the controversy will not
end until long after the Fifty-second con~
gross convenes.
Baron Fave, it is understood, has been
advised by those who do not desire any
friction between the United States govern-
ment and King Humbert to await the as
tion of the grand jury before again assum-
ing the aggreulve. The baron is in almost
daily communication with Secretary
Blaine. and he has repeatedly received as
durances that so far as the federal govern
ment is concerned nothing will be left no
done to satisfy the Italian kingdom of the
profound regret it entertains for the brutal
work at New Orleaua
'I'o Investigate the Killing.
Raw Donna's, March tic—~11»
jury will on Thursday. under dlmct of
Attorney General Rogers, begin an inves-
tigation into the lynching of the ltallsus
at the parish prison. When the question
of taking up the subject was submitted to
the grand jury yesterday the "ayes" were
unanimous. Judge lingers has been in
commutation with rllgaor Certs, the
Italian consul, and has several letters from
that gentleman, one of which showathat
ten of thetamwltowers killed weatundsr
”Insulting be brought loyalties.
luryisnaarly through with its
ntotbe jury briberychargrs. One
tiadletts
wo meatbeyrepgitad
butthe girl didnot accede
untilhehsd fired several shots,- from
revolver through the cracks oft
Annie me that the and Schneider had so
ranged‘to lure Warden Ziegl
sell with her and refuse to
until he had paid them “to 1
adalr quiet. The scandal hadcrvated a
great deal of excitement throughout the
county. The county oommissiows have
appointed a new night watchman.
lo Placed a Little Bo'llpak u Ind Est
screen, Pa, March fi—Satnrday last
Christian
went to the house of John Smldthuber on
Fourth avenue, this city, and after playing
with the children awhile caught up a five
year-oldaousndssated bimonthg topof
‘arsdhotstove. Theehlld’sscreauw
brought the motherto its rescue, but tin
boywoa badly burned. piece of his flesh
sticking to the stove.‘
0! mg, m and Miss». larvae and moral Duss-
alsotoMaeltmsiitkvwam
LEIBERG’S FIENDISH DEED.
Stove.
leibergamiddleagedflerman,
Leiberg secured and was not seen until
yesterday, when besiipped into the hours
and again caught the child and attempted
to repeat the cruel act of Saturday. A
neighbor came to the rescue and lieibsrg
was captured. .
Live Sporting Km
le Yuan. March {la—Jeni Smith and
'l‘edPrltchard each posted £1“) todayto
fight for £500 a side and the championship
of England. The men will sign articles
today.TPrit§nhard lathe “gig pugllist
. since om yrss’ time to t for the
lan "mm m N" Orleans. I have res championship. The ten round glove coo-
test between Joe McAuliifeaad PatsyFar-
roll, of Pittsburg, has bean declared ed.
The McAnlier party has arranged to put
up Jim Daly, whom McAnliffe failed to
knock out the other day, against Farrell,
and the latter has signified his acceptance
of a match It will probably occur on
April & William O'Connor telegraphs
from Toronto that he accepts Teemer‘s
challenge to row for 13,511) a side and the
championship, and asks the latur to cover
nforfeit which he has on deposit in The
Police Gazette office. Arthur Whitney,
who was released by the New York club
last Saturday, has signed with the Cincin-
nati association team. with which club he
will play third base.
Contract Laborers Captured.
Naw Yons, March as—a numberof
Italian contract laborers were captured
yesterday by customs inspectors on the
steamer California The vessel arrived at
her dock and the inspectors saw ‘ a lot ii
men standing about her decks dressed like
nouns-u, but doing no work. This will!"
clans were amused and they deter-
mined to watch the vessel. Shortly after-
ward the odicers saw the supposed sailors
leaving the vessel and arrested them. The
Italians said they came here to work in
the lumber yard of George Uiling at How
Haven, Conn. They had been promised
81.5 per day. It is helicvcdthatthein-
spectors who effected the capture have no-
covered a system of smuggling contract
la‘ into the country that has been in
vogue for some time.
Direct 'I'as and Spotlation Clot-a.
Wasmsoros, March 5-11» treasury
department is daily paying out. large
amounts on account of the direct tax and
the French spollntlou elalms. Warrants
for Missour’s share—MfiB—and Indl
ana’s Who-were yeaterdaypaid
totbsaccreditcd represe‘ntativm of those
states. Applications were yesterday re-
ceived from the governors of North Caro
“as and West Virginia for their share.
North Carolina will receive 83774le and
West Virginia “31,010. The first of the
French spoliation claims was paid. yeateo
day. The warrant was for “3,519, and
was drawn in favor of Mary Ann Smith,
administratrix of John Smith, Jr. Mrs.
Smith lives in Philadelphia.
Congressman Simpso- ond the I’arlt.
Boston, March firearm” Jerry
Simpson, of Kansas, has arrived hon. He
said he noticed that McKinley had at last
admitted that the consumer pays the taxes
and wished he would explain why protec-
tion has not built up a home market for
New England farm products so that there
would not be so manydeaerted farms hero.
Such are the problems it would be well for
the Republicans to solve if they with to
hold the agricultural vote. lie believed
the Farmers' Alliance would carry twelve
at least of the southern “ates in fun, and
ltwss almost certain that they would have
a presidential candidate in the field at that
time. Mr. Simpson will deliver several
addresses in this action.
Atklotie Iowa no. Ina. '3
New Ham. March u—Jl‘he Yaleual
varsity nlne’shastcr trip has been some
what changed. The team leaves Th
night and will play the Phlladelp hiss
March or; University of Virginia,
March 3 and W; University of Punnsylvac
Ilia. larch ill, and the Manhattan Athletic
gab Apglil. Bnmwster, Biuélma, Heloi-
mr “I Wu ' W
Mills. Gould and Pond. the candl-
rast- early ln the evening and was doing nicely,
and that his ultimate recovery with cond-
unduthediructiunofflohflook.
Inert-0y ls Iaeaao.
Kaunas. fitment: $.an Hm»
Wk Bate Increasing with
fluidity.
Pimento». ,Mmh :lu—Jl'he
wards.
’ Quint-re with 'TIIOII Whisky.
,Alltbahradlng hotelbarsand mauysa»
loops are dispemlng quinine with their
liquors. Many of the more prominent cit
icons are among the suderera.
ment is almost as prevalent in the outly-
ing towns as in the city. One
physician reports having linemen. The
health office books show that
average of the past lewmonths far ea-
frightful
Tl” “‘17 credited with having made a profit of st,
51!), flit) in wheat deals
sewlckley
‘cccds that of the corresponding period in
previous years.
The “lilo Ulster: Stricken.
At the home of the Little Sisters of the
Poor in this city four of the inmates died
from the effects of the grip within the past
twenty—four home There are
tieuts to only eight persons 1
. A Big Death [late in Chicago.
,Cmcaco, “arch 25.~—The grip epidemic ,
is unabated in this city and the mortality
continues appaiing. Up to midnight the
deaths for two weeks aggregated 1,540, or
and" reappointed mists juctlce
uthesuprerseeuurtbrdovmburlclgb.
tors overworked and Wm anew-Ina 1 Mason W
drynedsbou‘utfutbo south. dolog'ball-
asss at Nashville, hora (intrigued. The
m an about. . ith “shill
grip con— abouttlltm ”mm“ a”
tiuncs to spread desolation through the
homesof this city and its suburbs. Phys
detour, hospithbt and funeral directors are
.taxcd as they probably never have been
before. At the Pittsbuvzz department of
health last evening the rword shows “it
deaths during the mouth of March, the
, larger proportion due to the ravage. of '1
1 thegrip. in Allegheny City there have"
beenuOdcatha Thediatrlctaluthll city
most seriously afflicted are the Twelfth,
Thirteenth. Fifteenth and 'Sevenfomth
Bishop, of Newport, R. 1., who supported
,two wires and two families there for years.
is diiclated by action for divorce brought
by one of his wives.
the Madison liquors garden were paid
”middleman they workodaohardto
says he set the lives because he “wanted to
see the engines run " lift counsel and
friends say be is insane. “
Long Branch in a dense fog. All of her
crew were saved except Thomas humus,
mm”, who jumped into the sea and was
drowned.
as far as he can see now, the impairment
the death to the capital of the Washington National
bank of New York is about 0148,1110. ‘
planter claiming to belong to the first
familiesof Louisiana boarded -a train on
the Valley Route railroad at Pulaski,
in theiu mmflmffir‘rlfil ll: said that I}: w-
‘ ‘n f ra ' o negroes
mention over 100 patients in charge of loch '3 0' y w had
eleven sisters. Three of the sisters were
stricken down yesterday with the ailment,
leaving themroof the institution ande train reached Parkdale, a well am
tr, mu. of confine. He,
00.. uncut WW
The double life of Captain Theodore R.
The participants in the six days’ walk at
II.
The brlg Jmeph Bnnlgan went ashore at
New York and Chicago speculators are
Wing has
Dividend;
W
monochromatic.
try. A search of her luxuriously
‘mrlmwprmntdsh mm, mm. mum-um
ammutbasmouo om: - findingof berdiary and
W W‘ WWW; riohllllnnlatloltulln
no Wrens-m but It Millw-
XIV Y9“. “sushi-«A strains. lull"
. union between the
Widow of1Geuer'al U. 8. Grant and Wallace
0. Andrews in relation to the investment flnfiafigtcoallm :t I“
of a large sun of money. The amount ii “to an“. to 1,9,1 'W '5.”
question 3855,00), and according to state tun. .1“ made the any,“ .
mcntewhich Mrs Grant has just made; dimrgt agoodly sum or focal . 1.
Mr. Andrews was intrnsted with thlsm 0‘ mm lier WSW“. W
furiuvcstmout by Mrs Grant but he did ”um“ mguinrlistofherviotimfl.
_ ‘ I not invest it in exactly the way that Mrs.
Hugh C Mi 1" the Brooklyn mm Grant intended or was led to understand Pittshurg mm prominent lathe
at the time.
She Wrote to Rockefeller. W cilia; clear new the m
- The statement of Mrs. Grant's dds of Blackmail was licrpet game and“.
the case,aareferred toabove, is contained torri- hov one so long
in a long letter which was received by
John D. Rockefeller, the standard Oil
king. on Monday last.
Mrs. Grant, and it stated, in substance,
about as follows: Some three years ago hemionfsduoto Mi.“ Snowden'a
It was written by
during their two days' sojourn
i
Inthis list are not onlythe um
community, but politicians and
AM” of high standing in msnyof
while all the time maintaining openly.
position as stenogmpher and clerk tum
Wk has hem lumped beyond doubt
Detective Gilkinson's slayer, when
Bank Examiner Hepburn reports that, Mrs. Grant, knowing that M“ Andrews wen. “ “Vial“ C. “Wm
A Plantev's Brutal Crime.
Lima ROCK. March 25,—0n Monday a
negroman accompanied by his wife and ‘
t
thirty-five per thousand, which isunpre- g
cedcntod in the history of Chicago. Nearly
all died from climatic complaints: Drug the negro through the head, killing him says she got the impression from, Mr. An—
storea have been compelled to increase
their force of clerkl1lindartakers are
crowded with work, and many funerals
aretaltingplaceas earlyas Tantandaa ;
late as twilight. The hospitals of the
Alcxian Brothers, the German Brothers,
the Augustnnn hospital, St. Joseph's hoo-
pital and the Presbyterian hospital. which
usually take only acciderlta or paid pa-
tients, have opened their doors to the
victims of the grip and are crowded.
Physicians and linsee- Suffer.
Eight physicians of the German hospital
were taken down yesterday, and seventy-
two nurses of the lllinois Training School
for Nurses who have been ministering to
the sick, have succumbed since Saturday
andsomeare in a critical condition. At
the Women's and Children's hospital. out
of a stat! of forty physicians,
attendants, all but five are unfit for duty.
The physicians are in hopes that the disarm:
will wmr itmlf out. but all may tint: until
there is u change in the weather no great
improvement can be expected.
ssoo Anna
Immune, March Ku—J‘he
affairs of the Schwartz bank, which failed
lNSOLVENT FOR TEN YEARS.
a Bank with oi.oooo.ooo Liabllltlea and
nurses and
planter told the negro that he was under
contract to work for him during the year,
and that unless he returned at once to the
plantation he would kill him. The negro
replied that this was a. free country and
oath the planter drew a revolver and shot
instantly. The planter after assuring the
many spectators that that was the only
way to break up “the ~— negm stampede
Louisiana. The name of the planter lsnot
known. ”‘
concerning the unsettlodlstate of afiairs in
Chili hav caused the navy department to
decide on sending Admiral Brown, the
commandant of the Pacific station, tothat
country M 500" “ll possible. Admiral Rockefeller, who is president of the great tilt between Speaker Sheehanud
Brown will sail within the next fortnight 5,",de Oil trust w” to ask him she
on the San Francisco, to which he will
transfer his flag. His present flagship. the
Charleston. will be prepared at the More
island navy yard for sea service and she
will leave to join the San h‘runciscoin
Chiliuu waters as soon as possible. Admi-
ml )chanu, the commandant of the South
Pacific squadron, who is now in Gillian
watcn, will withdraw his flagship, the
Pensacola, to the east coast of South
hroe children boarded the train. The
bat be was going to Oklahoma. With an
0 Oklahoma," returned to his home in
. ._,______.___.._.
Another Cruiser for Chlllan Waters»
Wasulsorox. March zinc-Apprehension
America before Amiral Brown arrives.
The navy department has practically no
details of the conflict in Chili, but ucwspa.
per accounts and other sources of unoffi-
cial information have made Secretary
mm," the Tracy and his advisers apprehensive of so-
last week. are investigated. the greater the
liabilities and the smaller the assets. The
investigation of the expert shows that the . , _
yen". since only of the execution of Raunnsatra, gov-
bank has been insolvent for ten
which time it has been robbing Peter to
pay Paul, and by offers of exorbitant rates
of interest has got hold of the savings of a
large number at working people.
So far the linbil it ion reachedareflmwm,
while the assets consist of nothing but
Still) worth of currency left in the safe.
The cashier has disappeared. Thedlrectors
will be arrested on a criminal warrant.
General Johnston's Quiet Obscquloa.
Bap-nun“, March :5.~’l‘he remains of
General Joseph l1 Johnston were placed
in the mausoleum in Green Mount yester-
day afternoon. Sulmquently they will be
buried in a grave which. the general him-
self superiutcuded the construction of a
year ago. The desire t“ the decreased for a
quiet funeral was respected, only a few
persona being at the Union
To Stand In the "Bloody
Cemented. Pa. March 25.—-'l'be suit of
the Seventyrsecond Piennsylvania volunv
teer regiment against the Gettysburg Bat
tlefleld Memorial melatiou and the state
monument commission has been decided
in favor of the regiment and decrees that
the monument of the regiment shall be
«acted at the rearof the stone fence at the
place known as “Bloody Angle," and mid-
way betweeu the monuments of the Sixty-
ninth and Beveutrllrut ~1’eunsylvanla vol-
untaers. The care is likely to be appealed
Dr. Crosby‘s Illness.
New Your, March tor-ll was rumored
last night that Dr. Howard Crosby’s ill-
ness had taken a sudden turn for the
worse and that be was dying at his home:
This was denied by Dr. Crosby’s physician.
passed the crisis
whoaaldhispatleuthad
dently echtcd.
owing totbe inability of the
players to the international
mitten of this city.
the remains arrived from Washington.
The funeral cortme from Union station to
the cemetery consisted of the hearse and
two carriages There has been some talk
of the Confederate moieties properly mark-
ing the grave of General Johnston with a
handsome memorial, but a meeting with
that purpose in view last night was at»
tended brbnt little encouragement.
Io All-American Cricket Tour.
Pnitansmna. March fiw‘l’hs proposed
vhit of an alemerlcan cricket Wm
England this summer has been abandoned
secure a superior team. Hr. thurst
attribut- his failure to secure desirable
A 'l‘rala Wrecker (ts-leases.
depot when
Anglo."
managarto
match oom-
Wmalfa. bureau-«Prank Kimball
udGLAlicnhavebwnarr-tvdehargsd
wttbattsmptiu towmehatrala
Mend. railroaduaav
Umbra. Tirol-twine
trainer:
bars
confound.
rlons troubles.
Madagascar’a Fiend Executed.
Paras, March it's—News has reached this
eruor of the province of Belanoua, Midfi-
gascar,aud his brother. Recently Ramio
asutra, incoming enraged at the people of
bin province for appealing to the govern.
ment for protection against his cruelty,
ordered the slaughter under circumstances
of exceptional cruelty of 278 men, women
and children. His brutal edict wascarried
out, and the survivors of the manner!
were then forced to erect a trophy con-
structed of the decapitated heads of the
slaughtered victims of the butchery. The
awful nature of the crime amused even
the people of Mmlagnscor to fury, and the
government was compelled to proceed
against Ramiaestva. That it did with tho
result above set forth.
Wider Opportunity for Education.
ALBA“, larch fir—Thvre will be a pub-
lic hearing in the senate chamber on
Wednesday evening, March %, at 7M
before the finance committee of the senate
and the ways and means committee of the
assembly on the "act to promote wider
extension to the people at large of oppon
tnnitles of education." A large attend
once is expected because of general interest
in the bill and because the presidents of
the loading collegial of the state are to at,
tend and speak for the new measure which
has received warm commendation from
leading educators all over the state.
a Most Darla. Robbery.
Kansans. Hla, March fi-Twr‘man
entered the jewelry store of (I S own—
asnd last evening and one of them, point
log a revolvcrat Townsend's head, ordered
him to turn over the watches in his show
case. Townaenddld so. and then thsydo
mended and received his own watch. The
burglars then backed from the store, keep-
ing him covered, and escaped. About
“,5” worth of goods were taken. The
store was crowded at the time of the rob
bury.
A New Western Magoo.
Your Want, Ind. ., March a—u-A special
to'l‘ho Journal from Jackson Mich, says:
"lite Nortbwmtern league h-
honorganlard bore and W.B.Walksr. of
Detroit,electod- president. The Korthwestr
us into be a at: club league and will he
elude Detroit, Grand Rapids, Bay City,
Toledo, Evansville and Fort Wayne. The
valaryihnlt is placed at thpermonth.
Sunday games are authorised. The plop
lag sauna opens May 9.
must 'l‘as had- for Grant's loan-alt.
ll“ Yolk. Harehfllwltuolutious were
paassdatameeting of the Grant Noun
appropriate WMthestatodlrsettax
rtssatly Mundsdbytbs UnitedBtat-sfor
thspurposs «reacting a outset to“
maraatatfllvarsidepar Ass.
taittestoadvsussths plauwlllhnsntta
meats-socialise asking thalaglsistursto been
Thom: ‘5. Mali ,Wna In It.‘ 1
Theschcme which Mr. Andrewsrvfersnd S hf t
to was the New York Steam company, the “d Ilelcn mit ram bechargeaw
concer- wh'Ch.W New Y“ supplied a statanent from Helen wasread, hunt
with volcanoes ill the streets and sports rte iug her courtship and separation W
mingled sewertgzm and steam into the 308' v
t rile of down town pedestriane. lug French a! inlnm. men to his grand In
Mr. Andrews and others were organizing 0st '
this company at that time, and lira Grant 11%. Sggznmgmfl 1’ I
was a stockholder in the Standard Oil Brockvilio, Ont.
trust, had asked him to invest $5,000 for The disco“?! 0‘ Fitzsimmons’ real tilt
herinthostoekof that exceedingly” w h- rev-d a great mm of
porous corporation. ‘
lle llad - lilgger Scheme.
Mr. Andrews infonned her. she writes, figfifflfffiifi? mm
that he was about selling out his Standard his home until a fanni‘ht ‘80 w m
Oilstock and was going into a much big~ his inheritance. His brother is m .“
guthlng. and he advised Mrs. Grant that Pi tshu t l k afterthe
there would be a great opportunity for the route to t rg o 00 , 1 1
- investment of her $55,111) at betteradvam ' .
Eggupllgmfn for glancing and) that tage l u in the Smndm, 0“ “wk if 1 nonlet- rimm- Denies It. .
is" k g kg ' ‘ - would come in on the ground floor of the BOSIOS la": 5"!“ mm
raven bac or ill them. When the new enterprise. mittee of the West Boxbury Con”
Brockville, where his relatives are“.
thebeetpeople. Hoisacollegebrsd man
throat church early this
a radiation csoneratiuglfn.
against them. During the turmoil
her fortune and mowing that her love Ill
French wrote his ”Dear Little Polly” III
drews’ conversation that the brandard Oil adcctionate letter 0‘ farewell, which the
magnates were behind the steam company said proved that he had 110‘ then m
as its financial hackers, and that their all '
Wmfll influence was 80?“ ‘0 make it a In this letter he hinted at suicide. French’s
perfect bonanza.
ed his scheme to claim a vent
revenge began w about Nov. she ‘.
Milan absoldflysuttllgl' 7'
anew-nun its-mu «ma. . wroteflm “my,“
Ontbhundentudidr—tbat the steam himolfromhsrrcgard. WW"!-
company ths' virtually a Standard Oil n— sturdy snorted that the story of the mar '
terprine—‘hlrs. Grunt says she gave Mr. riage was :1 fiction
Andrews ht-r check f o r £351“) and be trans __._.___._._.___.
ferred to her a block of stuck in the New 55...... .na ‘cmem. .g Odds.
York Steam company.
mass", March iii—Quite a little breast
Mrs. Grant's object in writing to Mr wuscaused m the assembly ’mfib"
land, the Democratic floorm. During
said, to please be so goodasto have her the mum” 0‘ a canal
lppropriation
stock in the steam company exchanged bill, Mr. nbecban placed Whipple in the
for stock ill the Standard Oil trust. Mrs. cl air. McCielinud did not like his Ii
Grant naively explained—trill: u woman’s , - has to
idea of business—that she was tired of and growiml. lhc speaker I."
the chair to get somebody to do his dirt)
waiting for dividends on steam stock work. Thigh; ”,8 most disgraceful alli-
which never came, and she wanted her
bition I have ever seen in the
shares exchanged for those of the oil mon- It has taken ten times the usual time u,
opoly, which pay big dividends with great 8“ this “we." Speaker 3mm .3".
regularity.
ward calledhim down and am It
John Ir. Rockefeller Explains. apology
Mr. Rockefeller was molly surprised at
this letter from Mrs. Grant. .
haste to answer it, assuring her that he Bonus, March zit-{rho Cork Parnell
was powerless to grant her request asto leadership committee, In whosehaudnllr.
the exchange of stock.
lie m neatly lust First he!“
Parnell has placed the matter of his Ill;
He explained at length that neither the nation, announce that Mr. Parnell will lot
Standard Oil trust nor any of its trustees resign until Maurice llealy seekss reelec-
were the backers or promoters of thesteam tion. In his speech at Sligo Mr. Pinon
company, either directly or indirectly, and predicted strife between Healy and flax-
that they never can anything todowith ton for the McCarthyite leadership. It:
the aflairs of Mr. Andrews'company. Any “only, he said, had tied at the first light
impression that steam company's certifi- of the steel. lie (Mr. Parnell] was kink
catcs could be exchanged for Standard Oil , self ready '0 38M the m but would
trust shares was entirely unwarranted. As”, not allow llealy to make a deal with“
milk. Andrews himself. he had not been] Torrics of Cork, and by combining wifi
connected with the Standard company for them show that the voice 0! RM M
several years past.
It was too late tofmd Mr. Andrewst
was different from what it was in I“. ‘
this story leaked out, and his version of it 1'. Parallel the Pennsylvania.
was not learned hen night.
likely that the misunderstanding between WW3 print what is and me ‘W a
Mrs. Grant and the president of the steam a mum project that will m . an.
com By may yet be Matted to the nu tion both in and out of the city. It a note.
tramc (glib: courts for settlement- ing more than a plan by which the Faith
ll it quite Pimento, March w—This morning’s
more and Ohio road proposutopanllll
Insured Ill-n. Then Killed film. the Pennsylvania from m M m m
Gunner“, lnd.. March Eta—The liendrys other from m most airlineroutofrtan
murder "W made rapid mm “Ill!- Baltimorc to Chicago, and to actuallylw
Mrs. Calkins, who is included in the in- duce the distance from Pittsburg totha
dictment charging ifcndryx with being laticrcitybyacventy-flve miles
the murderer of her husband, wins released
from custody and testified against her “I..." 3." ”En”... In W-
partner in crime. She said Hentlryx and N" You! March ”“15"“ H. 3.”,
she planned and succeeded "I getting Calk~ perineum in making the Khalil”
ins to marry her. Then they Induced him
Wrightcase more mysterious than avc.
to take out an ambient insurance for C .
“,flmnrunking his wifcthe ixeneflciary: to day :53}: :{lmsl’tlfu‘izirlewiig‘u 3*”. T. ,
will his property to big wife, and then to
retold his connection with the m
give Hemlrys the power of attorney tooob , ‘
lcct for Mrs. (.‘nlkins the insurance should mn'wtorgfi: ‘Intflg‘; m
be die by accident. About a week after
the marriage to Culkim she with her but
band and lleudryx went fishing, and while
but young Edgar.
attempting to change meats Unlkins was Md” Attempt “' Wm“ ' Tm 1
llemlryx ”a Warm, March ‘u ~A dastardly-t-
drowned. fihc and llondrys then rowed Will *3 manic-hurt nightto tvrsekap.i 1 ‘
whore nmlwet their clothing to indicate ”89?an on the Inlnnnn Valley”
that the bout hml repaired uml gave the road Milt Palmyra. .lt tie wan placed on
alarm.
thrown overboard by
thotrack by some unknown culprit, Ill.
the locomotive dill not strike it fairly, did
A 5"" om "' 3‘" """- aterrlhle accidwlt was thus averted,
NW YORK, March muse agent of the -
Children’s society brought n South Amerl 3.". mu 5,, ;;,.,m_.
can all!" unmet] Marin llcvmllcio. fourteen
years old, ht fore Jnettce Dlg‘? atmlfarltr: ’1 I“, says kn.“ {whybkm‘ramw‘
bought from her pnnmluln Peru for m mm’ 3" Phrlaulgllbbt, *2“
by Consul Heucrni Quintana,“ l’cm, who themaelvea. At all "um: tbs ”-
placed her in service with his family in saidhewoultl not ”Willi a “gm"
this city nineteen months ago Marie, either before next ”a.
iguana? mlntgprcter. told the court that .
a n amefully beaten byMrs. “‘ ‘
Quintanai Monday night and left the “m “M...“ Aw“ m
house 3 r Quintana. who was in court,
Iaidhewaswilliug to send the girl back found motheriudictmgnt '“ '1
to her alumni; Peru. The magistrate Ramadan. thelcsdcro the
placcdt e r the core of theChildteu’s
society for further investigation. dlctment found W ml“
police court ytuteaiay.
m
which will he
destbwithas-ila
1 1‘. Hard (loom loss.
“Wainsfitms, Pa, Mamba—atom
on to mode to save Mal
frunbeing «mac An Illdnvil has “'1' l'” Wm “‘ W
redbyaomeof hammwlbm"
plasentultotbegovera
dayandaresplte asked for until tbeceae
bsmi‘vwsd the supreme court.
‘I'hvtlrnafor the notation of Mancini»
“tumbler-taunt says‘he willfaet
Wuhlrtm‘ox, March 26. ~00!)
NW Yomf, March mu'l‘ha grand
union, for extortion. This Is the WW
Against all Jlatl-nakcrsal nut.
Continues, March 2&le- till
WW
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