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Nsw Your, March 8.—-’l‘ho (Hummu-
anc'c of John Owen Beebe. the New York
manager of the Union Central Life lusun
once company, who left this city a'week
ago‘yosierday ostensibly on a business trip
in omnpany with Dr. Henry '1‘. Boyle. is
still as much a mystery as over. no trace
of him having been found since he boarded
a train for Boston at Full lliver.
The two took the Fall River boat for
Boston, but when Dr. Boyle awoke on the
boat's arrival at Fall River lie was alone,
his companion having gone ashore early.
and. according to tho boat hands, taken.
the first train for Bospm. Dr. Boyle was
in about the same condition as he has
been for several days past and is unable to
give a very clear account of what happen-
ed after the lmat left New York.
lie still stick» to the story about his be
ing beaten by three men in Boston, and
as ovidunw displays a badly bruised face
and a cut on tho back of the head.
That both he and Ilache had been drink
ing heavily on the boat is borne out by the
captain and also by the appearance that
the doctor presented when Boston was
reached.
Did the Mess Quartet?
One theory advanced is that the two
men became involved in a quarrel, with
the result that the doctor received pretty
rough usage at the hands of Beebe, and
the latter, becoming frightened over the
pmsiblo consequences, left the Plymouth
at tho first opportunity that presented it-
self. Whether or not the doctor looked as
if he had been engaged in a fight both the
captain and tho colored porter of the Fly-
mouth refusod to state when seen just be-
fore the boat sailed. but they betli admit-
ted that the tWo men had been drinking
heavily on board.
Charley iiylies. the colored porter on
the boat, was particularly noncommuni-
cative. saying. "I ain't going to any noth.
ing that will 'criminato nobody." He
knew liaeho very well by sight and had
always waited on him when he traveled
up and down to Ibision. which he did fre—
quently. lie mrried Bach 'e valiso from
the boat to the train at. ‘all River and
saw it leave the depot for Boston. Since
that time nothinghas been heard of Beebe.
The captain of the Plymouth stated that
he received a telegram from Bache on the
day the boat was to sail requesting him
to reserve stateroom O, which he did.
Some time later Bachc sent down his va-
lise and overcoat, following later with Dr.
Boyle.
President John M. Pattiscn of the Un-
ion liifo insurance company is still unable
to throw any light on the disappearance.
lie said yesterday that he did not believe
that limzhe had run away. but thought.
that be was a victim of foul play. The
company had the utmost eunfldenw in
him. and he had been connected with it
for about 94) years.
IR: lwwllntel had been candidly gone
ever put! found to be perfectly correct,
with‘dhc exception of the last report.
which? was unfinished. This nmoiintsto
something less than 83,000, but that did
not worry time, as they Wore indebted to
“who for at least that sum as premiums
on miiewcd policies. Regarding the notes
held by the Western Xaiiuuai bunk. aggre-
gating 33,775. President l’attison said
that such an insignificant sum would not
cause lhiehu in run away. for had he want-
ed it he could have got that sum. and
more, fun, from the euiiipuuy by simply
asking for if.
Trying to Trace Harlin.
When uskmi wiuit sii-ps they were tak-
ing in iconic iim-iie and if they had placed
the Illill.ii'|‘ in iiio hands of the police, Mr.
I’Iiltimm replied that they ware trying to
trace him. but just how he choline. to
say. lfiider no musidurniiiui did thoy‘de-
sire him to in- arrested, as tin-re was really
no muse to take any such action. As for
u the miles hold by the bunk Wei-omn-
oerned. Mr. i’aiiisuu Nilll that linche
would iiiidciibimily settle that matter all
right when he was heard from.
it is more than likely that Ilache had
intended faking 'iip the notes on the day
he departed for Boston and thou suing for
the amounts allot-Want Sometime before
0 spoke to his counsel, Lawyer Robert J.
nirc. about scum notes that had not been
met and said that he would have to sue for
them. Almut noon on the Thursday that
liache left the city lawyer llairo met him
standing in front of the conmaiiy's onion.
Twenty—third striiot and Madison avenue.
He spoke to him about the noun. but
Beebe raid that he was just going out of
town on business. At the same time he
pulled a big roll of bills of large denomi-
nations and checks out of his trousers pool;-
In going through the missing man's
papen yesterday there was nothing found
campt what referral to purely wracnal
matters.
A wouliar thing in mnncotion with the
dinppearanoo of llcwhc is the fact that a
well dreamed. handsome young woman
called at the Garfield Safe Deposit coni-
pany's building chamulay morning with
an order from limbo for a box belonging
to him. They declined to deliver it un-
less she produced the key. which she was
unable to do. and then left. ,
It was ascertained at llacbo's residence.
to West Fortymixih street. that his house-
keeper went away on Wednesday. saying
that she was going out of town. but where
she declined to tell. Whether or not she
is the woman who called on the Safe Do-
posit company is not known. .
llacbe’s wife keeps a bun-ding house at
the corner of One Hundred and Twenty-
Iftli street and Madison avenue and has
not been living with her husband for sev-
u-al years past. lle has supported her lib-
erally since that time.
About three wooiis ago Mrs. Bleacher.
the mothsrof Mrs. Beebe. died. and Boobs
attended ills funeral.
ltwas generally thought at that time
that a reconciliation would be effected ba-
twssii finalised anti wife, t the latter's
discovering his oeiineoti it: another
woman minded the possibility of such
a use
Pennsylvania new beam
lineman-o. larch I.--'l'lis seats “q-
ncr was organised at the conven-
tion iii this city of the retail liquordoalll
of Pennsylvania.
momma-sea.
”comm nationalisation».
cum-.2: “"
~ ~ award 3" BMW“.
sighted,“ linnieuse crowd Man to nth-
sr'oiitil about 8.000 poopiewore oaths
. As the pnipaaiue near thowiisrf
the American flag was me hoisted at the
foremost head. and as the excitement ran
vary liluli cheer After cheer want up for
the Amerimn ling. for the United States
and for Boston. When the ship was moon
ed, a delegation from the relief committee.
consisting of Bishop Jones, Revs. P.
O'Brien and Graham and A. J. Harvey.
went on board and were met by Mr. Faye,
who is in charge of the relief. which
amounts to l. 700 barrels of provisions.
It was decided to call a Meeting of the
clerical relief committee today. at which
the details a! the dietrlbution of the pro-
visions will be submitted. The efforts of
the various conunitiees are hnniimred to a
great extent by the scamity of contribu—
tions, and the number of applicants is
growing largcrdniiy.
people who had sovoda little and helped
others are new compelled to look for no
sismnoc to the relief committees.
A relief committee in St. John's west.
supported by private subscriptions, assists
1,700 persons with soup three times a
week and fish twice a week. There are
in St. John's alone about 2,590 families
destitute, and mines are being discovered
dolly of families {ennui-1y in good circum-
stances who actually are dying of starva~
tion rather than rcmrt to the committees.
The relief riiecivcd last evening has
brought joy and happiness into the homes
of thousands. and the people of St. John's
are loud in their praise of their American
neighbors.
THE FERN’S ESCAPE.
Her Sailors Fought is Fire In the Hold Near
the Powder Magazine.
Boston. Mai-ch H.——~'l'he l’niiod States
,trnnsport Fern, commanded by Lieuten-
ant Commanderilmrgo A. Bieknell,which
arrived here from Newport, whence she
hail arrived from Philadelphia, went
through the most thrilling experiences be-
fore reaching this port. After sailing
from Philadelphia about one week ago she
encounter largo fields of ice and heavy
stars. which isablod her so that she barely
escaped foundorlng and was considerably
delayed in making repairs.
She made, a brief stay at the torpedo
station at Newport. leaving that port for
Boston on Tuesday night. When all Cape
Cod, fire broke out in the cabin, and in a
few minutes the captain's quarters were
all in flames. Just beneath the cabin,
within a few feet of the fire. was stored 400
pounds of siiiokeloss powder. The ship
seemed doomed, but after several hours
of hard fighting the scallion suppressinl
the flames, and the damage, which will
probably not exceed 02,000, was confined
to the cabin.
Several of the crew were more or lose
burned. but none suffered serious injury.
A heavy sea was rolling. and the high
wind blowing made the work doubly hard.
and the officers claim that but for the hor‘
oism of the brave crew the ship would
doubtless have been blown up and all on
board of her last.
Ora-y Man on a Street Car.
New Yeux. Mari-h 8.--An unknown
man created excitement on a street car in
Sixth avenue. He jumped on the ear. and
stalking through it threatenid the pouch-
gors with disaster and misery if they did
not see the error of their ways and repent.
Ills crazy talk and actions frighienml all
the women passengers in the car, and no
one seemed inclined to eject the man iinlil
Patrolman liners ivus called. The mhn
wanted to arrest the pnlii-eiiuiri. but after
a sharp struggle the pail-nlmiiii succeeded
in taking the man into custody.
Mob (fame to Lynch the Bank Rubber.
81‘. Louis. March -:i.-A special from
Alll‘l, In, says a mob «if masked and well
armed iiirmi-rs, iimiiiiti-d on blanketed
horses. rode into town muideiimnded cf
Slim-iii Payne [but he give tin-m his pris-
omrr Crawford, one of the men \viiorobiied
thoiiauk. 'l’lw slivrifl refused and told
the crowd that be vi‘uuid defend the pris-
uiior with his bin. After some iuirli'ying
and u prmnw from the slmrill lbatha
would not roumvo Crawford from the
county the mob dopurmi. -
hll’lln Yachts to Itasca.
Ni-zw Yiiini. March ii.-—.\ match was
arranged iu-iwwn llm Mciiridcbroibi-rii.
owners of the Yankee l’iiiliill'. and Hugh
Fraser. iiiniuigi'r of the Nuriviusi, for a
race betwueu these two ilycrs and as many
sleomym'liis as may ehmso to enter. It
bi to be for the chaiiipiensbip of the limb
sou river and will take place during the
month of May on a date to be fixed here-
after.
Norton's Will round.
81'. Louis. Man-h H.-Thc missing will
of the late John W. Norton was found
among the [mains of Judge IAughiin, the
disarm-d actor nmnugcr'» attorney. Mr.
Norton left the bulk of his estate iohis
sister. Annie .1. Hamilton. wifoof lsaac
ll. Hamilton of Jamey City.
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Funeral of the (‘sar‘s Cousin.
rise llama, liniy, March s.—-‘l‘hcre was
an imposing «mummy hero upon the no-
caslon of the departure of the remains of
the late lirand liiilio Alexiwhiiciiaelmitoh,
mound cousin of tliemnr, who died on
Saturday last, for St. l’cicrsburg.
I). (lamb Robs Up Again.
Meanwhile. March 8.—-lt is reported
how that Admiral do (lama. leader of the
recent rebellion in lirazli. has mentored
Basil and taken up srmsagainst the gov-
ernment in the province of lilo Brando,
with a force of 3,200 men.
Actor Dies room Berna.
New Your, March 8.-iienry B. Ar-
nold (colored). the actor who on Feb. 98
was burned in the Columbus mutate? ifs;-
iem. during the performancoo ” in t a
Mississippi." died in the list-loin hospital
from his iniiirles.
hall”: I- chic-gnu
Crimson. March tin-finiallpox hasbro-
tsri out in a «deny of Tennessee colored
people who metly settled in We» Lats
street. and fire case» have alroadyinsn
found by the health department.
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and lows for Dom
Wasniiioros. Marci: curbs compact
isrof thscunmcywill vary-con orders
dividends! fitment psidto tors
in the defunct Broom (Jmuity atloasi
bank or Binghamtoo. N. Y.
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1110me a! the Demand For His Bacall
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m—J‘h- Cubs-a Winning.
Havana, . March 8.~thn the news
was brought to Gene] General Williams
that Captain Genera Calleia had asked
the Spanish government to demand his re-
call and that the Spanish cabinet had sup
ported the demand. be was greatly surpris-
ed and said: .
"There has been much trouble in the
post with the government on various mat-
ters. I would have resigned long ago but
for my family. At a conference hold some
time ago I was accused of giving alarming
reporta to the press. I denied it emphab
ioaliy. The latest trouble arises from the
prisoners of war—Sanquilly, Aguirre. Ca-
uillo and Forum. .
"They all held citizenship in the United
States. The captain general insisted that
they should be tried by court martial.
while I demandhd that their cases be de-
termined by the civil courts and they be
allowed to have lawyers to defend them.
"There have been several controversies
over this question, but 1 have been acting
under articles 1 and 2 of the cenvontion
of Jan. 12. 1877. which says in substance
that American citizens amistcd in Spain
shall be tried in civil courts unless they
are captured with arms in hand.
Will Protect Americans.
“These four prisoners were captured in
pursuit of their ordinary avocations. They
cannot bully me. These men get their
citizenship papers in New York, and they
cannot be questioned. ‘= I am ready to
leaveut any time, but I will protect Amer-
ican citizens as far as possible while I am
here. If I had not been defending these
men, I would have resigned ii week ago. ”
There was an audience with the captain
general last night. Both sides have many
puriimns here. The news of the demand
for the recall of the consul general causes
great surprise in Havana.
There is no news from the interior.
Nothing further has been heard from the
insurgents. The English cruiser Canada
arrived this morning. The olllcers ex-
changed visits with the military authori-
ties, and the usual salutes Were fired.
Spanish troops are occupying the deserted
camp of the insurgents in Baire. General
tiarrich has arrived in Baire, where he
met only the niayorand the municipal au-
thorities and a few private citizens. The
insurgents left the town 24 hours before
he arrived. Their force was smaller than
at the beginning of the week. and it is
supposed that it has been weakened by de-
sertions. Troops have started in pursuit.
It is believed that the negroos of the Gu-
antanamo hand will proceed to the react
with the two officers who were wounded
in a meat fight.
Mniaga's insurgent hand is mild to be
torn with dommtie dimensions. Those iii-
siirgcnts who have surrendered say that
all the insurgents have been discouraged
by the general etmdeninution of the up-
rising. They had exported more support
from the people of the citiis.
Nothing "can! at Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-—Nn conflrnm-
lieu mu be obtained in Washington of the
report from Madrid to the effect that the
American consul m-ueml. Ramon 0. Wil-
liams. in Havana. is ptirsollll non gram
and Cuban authorities have demanded his
recall. At the stan- dopamnent the report
is dim-milked. 'l'lic lust dispatch received
from Mr. Williams gave no evidence of
friction with the Cuban authorities. and
in view of his long service and his popu-
larity in that cnluny the state dnpcruiient
Ollll'lfli‘i believe there must be some error
in illi: I‘l‘piil‘l.
li‘urilu-rnmro. they say that if for any
reason the i‘uinuisiboilrmitoimvi- Mr. Wil-
liams depart from their territory they
Would not be likely to ask for his ri‘mill.
This Would not be m-rvssury. ’l‘bo Spun-
isli government Wuulil lei-initiate his dip-
lomatic mmrr in Havana at short notice
by simply withdrawing iii-i use-inatur.
The only pnssilili' reason that can lie me
signed for any dim-uni iu'iwmin Mr. Wil—
liams and iii“ Cuban authorities is in run-
neotlun with Mr. Williams” elfurts in he-
hnlf ui Aguirre. the American citizen
charged with iuiriioiwiiiiig in lill‘ Cuban
revolt. Sissrolury ill‘l‘nllfllli lind instructed
Mr. Williams to demand a fair trial for
this Hillijei'l.
The lattor's efforts to carry out the do-
partmont‘s instructions may have provok-
ed some irritation on the part of the (7n~
bans. but Mr. Williams isa woil trained
consular oilleer. and the authorities here
have every moon in hollow that he has
not gone beyond the usual legitimate
methods in conducting the case.
lhiiuon ii. Williams. the American mn-
sul general at Havana. whoee nmll in said
to have been doiiimiiimi. has held his pres-
ent [milieu through several administra-
tions. lie is highly regarded throughout
the. inland. lie mill'l'iliil a (lubim lady
come years ago and is well up on the con-
dition of adults in (lube.
h...—
‘l’lie Cabana Winning.
Ker Wear. Mandi a.-—-A man-t has been
received here of the engagement on Tues-
day nmr Santa (Jiam bctivmn a band of
insurgents and a battalion of .‘imnish sol-
diers. The government force, says the re-
port. was denoted. with the less of several
men. A ecrymral was wounded. The Cu-
ban loss has not been stawd.
Celia lest Pay the Piper.
Mannie. March B.-'l‘ho chamber of
deputies has adopted a mlntion giving
the memnwnt an unlimited credit for
the suppression of the revolt in Cuba. The
Cuban treasury will be oinupellod to reinio
horse the gmernment for whatever sum
my be upended in putting down the in-
reflection.
can.“ Will Not Play the M
I‘fliMlA. If. Y.. March il-Jl'he game
between Cornell and the New York Giants
has been declared eff. mainly incense the
faculty is oppmed to the team playing
with professional clubs-scoot on the heme
grounds.
m Rho-p its-elected.
lions cm, March ism—German Show
has brim iii-elm United sum senator.
Thorotswaa: Show, 8733qu ll:
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