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IAIIIEETING 17 WALL ST- __ the face of the contradictory orders which
' ‘ have been issued. The French squadron
is expected at Bayreuth in the near future.
EgngIL§lgE§ING A report is current of a conflict Wednep
23 WALL a: __ day evening between the Albanian mem-
Sole agents for the Victor Bicycles.
i'orArneflma sum.
consists seventies corrupt.
the Gathering e! Wes-ships Around (in.
. mummm. Asia to Join the
Powers-Ina nations Will Act as a Unit
Mil-It fitm-
Coirsraxruern. Nov. in —- Unload
States Consul M. A. Jewett. stetlened at
Sivan. Asiatic Turkey. telegraphed on.
Nov. ill to United States Minister Terrell
informing him that massacres of Chris—
tians by Manicure had begun at that place.
As soon as he received the dispatch Mr.
Terrell hastened to the foreign adios,
where he personally saw Tewiik Pasha.
minister of foreign affairs. and demanded
that adequate protection be adorned to
the United States consulate at Gives. at
the same time warning him, in the name
of the United states. that Turkey would
be held responsible if even the hair upon
the head of an American should be
touched.
On Nov. 18 Consul Jewett advised Mr.
Terrell that there had been a terrible mas:
score of Christians at Sivan. but that for--
signers had been afforded full protection
by the authorities. and order had been
' I
Hall and Fancy Stand Lamps,
much lower than any
partially restored. While the massacre at
sionariss were guarded by troops, in pur-
suance of orders received from the ports.
The porte’ has written notes to the six
protesting powers. in reply to the notes
of the latter demanding to know what
steps are being taken to restore order in
the disturbed districts of Armenia. stat-
ing that 80,000 reserves had been ordered
to proceed to Armenia at once. The gov-
ernors of the various provinces, the portc
adds. report that the disturbed region is
rapidly becoming tranquil, and that the
destitute are being housed and fed at the
expense of the government
The sultan and his ministers are now
without doubt thoroughly alarmed at the
situation which confronts them. Matters
have reached that stage that they are gen.
uinely fearful that the powers may forci-
blylntervene. a movement which would
inevitably lead to the extinction of the
Turkish empire in Europe.
it is reported that Shaklr Pasha. who
was appointed imperial high commission-
er to enforce Armenian reforms. has been
recalled from Armenia and will be ap.
pointed grand vizier.
Fears Entertainer! at Lehman.
A dispatch from Bayreuth says that all
are anxious because of the critical situa-
tics in Syria At Lebanon conflicts be-
tween the Drusss, Kurds and Circasslans
are feared. The inhabitants of Damascus
bers of the palace guard and the negroes,
subjects of the sublime ports, in Africa,
also members of the personal guard of the
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_ . sultan. Tire correspondent of The Times
adds that the details seem unworthy of
belief, however.
The statement is made that the liardi-
nellcs garrison has been doubled, and that
a lookout and searchlights have berm cs-
tablishod on the stunniit of Mount Elias.
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lion.
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A RTISTS’
MATERIALS,
A member of the lirltisb diplomatic
corps says that wherever foreign embassvi-
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that. the Armenians had commenced the
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disorders has been disproved. Much can
be done to stop the niassarros, and it is
believed that the sultan now recognizes
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
that he must do something.
ltis stated that Kutchuk Pasha has
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099
been repeatedly summoned to the palace
of the sultan, but he steadily refuses to be
grand vizier. While the sultan is thus no-
able to form a respectable cabinet public
opinion everywhere openly claniors for
the proclamation of a cormtitution.
Residue
The Porto Illll lilnuvee Armenians.
Waalllxu‘rou, Nov. lfi.——The Turkish
legatiou at Washington received from the
sublime perm the following:
“Ills imperial majesty. the sultan. in
his high sentiments of generosity, issued
orders tethc affect that all those of his
Mussolman and Christian subjects who
sustained any damages during the recent
riotsin certain provinces of the empire
should be nourished and sheltered at the
expense of the state. The Violin of the
provinces have been informed of the above.
“The authorities of Mamourct at Arts
state that a conflict triok place at Kersik
between Mussulmans and Armenians in
oonluqllunun of the latter firing two shots
from revolvers. Two Mussuimnns and
two Armenians were slightly Wounded.
llagdioglou Kireor, lnstigater of the criti-
illct. was arrested. and order was preserv-
ed. At Maiatia also order prevails.
“Thc army of rtotcrs of Arahguir set
fire to a mosque and to the bazaar. The
fire assumed large proportions. and many
of the houses of hiuasulmans and Chris.
tlans were burned. 'i‘he Mussuluian part
of the city was also attached. and many
Mussuimana wore killed. The authorities
are searching for the agitators and incon-
diarlss." ,
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Missionaries Who Are In Danger.
liosroir. Nov. ie.--llispatchea from
Constantinople state that the missionaries
in Khartoet. eastern Turkey. are in great
danger. The missionaries referred to are
those of the American lustre. Their
names and their homes in this mriutry
are as follows:
Rev. l). P. Allen. Mount Morris. N. Y.;
Mrs. Caroline it. Allen, Bangor. Ma;
Rev. ll. N. Barnum. ll. 1).. Leicester. N.
Y. ; Mrs. Mary F. Barnum and Miss Itin-
iiy M. Barnum. Arthur-minis. liens. ; Illsa
Carrie E. Bush. liar-heater; Miss Mary 1..
Daniele. Franklin. tiara; Rev. Egbert l3.
liiis. Portland. lie; Rev. C. 1’. Gates,
Chicago; Mrs. Mary it. Hates. Warren.
is. 3 Rev. thy H. Wheeler, D. 1).. and
Ira. Susan A. Wheeler, Warren. Na;
Iii Imiiy i}. Wheeler, Bangrir. Me.
Secretary Rev. Judson smith, D. ii. of
the foreign department of the American
board and Hon. Henry D. Hyde of the
prudential minutes have gone to Wash-
n to confer with Secretary Oiney
' ivstetiie situation as it affects the
O of the beard.
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aliases" Indium
Ml“! char. ‘ previous cement. The
Austrian mmmtisprspmng tossed
several parsnips tflths Levant.
‘ Greene Would Take a ”and.
Annie. Nov. 15,—It is asserted that
(inane is desirous of taking part in any
naval demonstration against Turkey that
may occur.
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
Willy Milk laa Too Many Wives and Is
New In the County Jail.
Rocnls‘i‘mi. Nov. iii—Miss Marjorie
Rbcaden of Stockton. Cal, a beautiful
young women about 21 years of age. has
caused the arrested of Willy M. P. Bur-
dick in this city on the charge of liigamy.
ln the police court she stated that she
met Burdiclr in California some time
ago, rind after his return east they con-
tinued to correspond until about a month
ago. when. at his request, she came to
this city, and they were married.
After securing her money Burdick de-
serted his wife and was later found work-
ing on a farm near Hemlock lake. Miss
Rhoaden instituted an investigation. and
through Burdick's uncle she learned that
Burdlck was married at the time he mar«
ried her. and hard been for several years.
Wife No. l was in police court and testi-
fied that she was married to Burdlck in
1899, but only lived with him one day.
She produced her marriage certificate and
also a letter notifying her of an action
ten the day after his second marriage.
Miss lthoadcn has begun an action for
annulment of the marriage, and the first
wife has begun divorce proceedings.
The Drake Veteran Zonnvea Offer Their
Services to the Insurgents.
ELIZABETH. N. .l., Nov. i5.——l)rake's
Veteran Zonaves of this city, an organiza.
tion of old veterans of the war, who ten
years ago organized for social purposes
and afterward attached themselves to the
national guard of the state as a gntling
gun company. at a meeting passed resolu-
tions of sympathy with the Cuban insur-
gents, and by a rising vote declared their
willingness to go toCuhn. headed by their
commander, General .l. Madison Drake,
editor of a local paper, and light for the
Cuban cause.
General Drake said that he was willing
to sacrifice his business and go to Cuba to
help the insurgents to win their fight,
providing that the Cubans extended a wol-
come to them.
Warned Against Lynching.
GllAltltoTTl-Zevllthid. VIL. Nov. ifs—A
negro made a murderous assault upon
Mrs. L. B. Bailey at her residence just
beyond the city limits. The negro enter-
ed the dining room, and seizing her struck
her over the head three times with some
instrument. making severe wounds. He
escaped to the woods. but was pursued by
several hundred arrived and infuriated cit:-
izens. (‘nptnln Woods. the common
wealth's attorney. has issued a warning
tothose in pursuit not to resort to vio
louse if the negro is caught.
(‘ongo Free State Pays Indemnity.
“browns, Nov. ifi.—-It. is roporti‘vl that
the ('rmgrv Frt‘t’ State has paid movie in
deninity for the irregular execution of the
British trader, Mr. l'harlcs Stokes. hang-
ed lust sunnuor at Limit by orders of (Yap.
talu Lotlmiro, a young lit-igloo olllcor, the
claim living mode that Sirikt‘m‘, who was
an ox-vnisviomtry. bad llt‘oll guilty of soil.
lug arms to the natives without warrant.
of military or civil law.
1:? An l-trlllor lines to Jail.
Nasttvttrrr. Nov, if. «Criminal t'ourt
Judge Anderson sent W, l“, Brooks. editor
of The Herald, published in this city. to
jail for contempt. of court. in refusing to
answer before the grand jury qtlr'a‘flt'ilirl
relating to allegations made in the pope-r
that Sunday laws were openly violated
and ponlroonis Worn run openly, Brooks
refused to toll the source of his informs.
lion.
Probably Killed by Trampn.
Dizruon', Nov. lie—Tho body of Luther
ll. liner-her. it member of a very prornl~
nont family of this city. was found on a
railroad track Ili'lil‘ Lancer. having been
run over and mangled by a train. Breach»
er’s boots ware missing. but Wuru subsu-
queutly soon on the foot of a tramp. ills
prickctbook was empty. Two tramps bravo
been arrested near Saginaw on suspicion.
Captain Henley llas Recovered.
Wasurnorou, Nov. ire—A telegram re-
ceived from Captain lioaley announces
the arrival at San Francisco of the rave-
nue cutter Boar. which during the last
aeroson has been doing patrol duty in Bar-
ing sen. From the fact that Captain
lluuley states in his telegram that"ail
are wall" it is assuvircd that he has recov~
cred from the clients of his rec-mt accident.
Vessel (liven [In as last.
HALIFAX. Nov ifi,—-Tho schooner Eva
Maud. Captain Lacey, which left North
Hyrlneyo month ago for Ht. Johns. has
been given up as lost, with all hands.
Vessels which left before and since she
salted arrived safely and saw nothing of
her. The vessel was owned by Captain
Bartlett of sit. .lohns. who recently re~
turned with the Peary expedition.
National fins-rd Commissions»
Attiariv. Nov. it..-l'ommissi:.ns have
been issued from the allies of the arljntant
general as follows: (Iaptainey. llarry W.
donation and Daniel J. Murphy of New
York. seventh and Twenty-second regiz
manta respectively: first iientenaniship,
Joseph Holomon and Much O'Donnell of
New York. Eighth battalion and Ninth
regiment respectively.
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At Andovsr. hlass.'1~i.awrsnecville th’.
.1.) club. is; Phillips academy. in.
At llerkimar. N. Y.-licrhimr-r Field
club. l9; Hamilton college. i.
At Cambridge. him.a-ilarvard. 0;
Boston Athletic association. 0 flame
called account of darkness.
reared Insanity.
. ‘ i.. Nov. iii-muss. ii. ll.
Harris of South Bend. ind. who has been
vieiilng her son hers. is missing. in her
room was found a letter addressed to her
husband. in which she announced her in
teatisu to Jump from the heaven», as she
would become teases through wary ever
her M's health.
lie-iris, was ”.3“
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“swam ....
brought for divorce by her husband writ-r
- at 22 Eliot street, Boston.
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Willia- llarrett's Wife Lives! In usury
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People at the Hawthorne-gist He
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New Your, Nov. iii—A romantic se-
quel to the conviction and nuance to life
imprisonment in 1894 of William Barrett
for the murder of James Farm in Wes-
ton, Mass.. is . While Barrett led
the life of a criminal in Boston his wife.
burglar, and, supposing him to be engag-
ed in business there. lived in this city,
with luxurious surroundings. For nearly
three years she lived in the ssccmi story
of the apartment building at titlii West
Fifty-eighth street. It was the most ex-
pensivsly furnished flat in the house, and
from the scale upon which Mrs. Barrett
lived it was plain that she had no fear of
the source of her income falling.
.Mrs. Barrett was a fine horsewoman
and kept two thoroughbreds for riding
purposes at ilurlaud’s Riding academy.
Each day a grmm brought one of them to
the house in Fifty-eighth street. and Mrs.
Barrett. in perfect fitting riding costume,
was accustomed to cantor through the
park. Like herself, her only son, who liv~
ed with her, was always dressed in the
height of fashion. ,
it was rarely that Barrett himself was
soon. and in reply to inquiries his wife is
reputed to have said that he was in busi-
ness in Boston. Checks for the rent, sign-
ed by thc husimnd. were punctunlly for-
wardcd to the landlord of the apartment.
and mnmyucntly not the slightest whis-
per of doubt as to the integrity of Barrett
or his wife was ever heard. It Is asserted
that Mrs. Barrett had not an inkling of
the real facts that hui' husband was one of
the most remarkable burglars at large.
and one who had succeeded in hoorlwink-
ing the police for upward of 20 years. it
was not until after Barrett's arrest for
Mr. Farrur'a murder that her eyes were
opened to the truth. A man named James
H. (Ihaifey. whom Barrett has accused of
being an accomplice of his, is the reputed
medium through which her dream was
shattered.
(Ihaffcy, after an interview with liar-
rett in Wallham prison, chino to New
York, saw Mrs. Barrett and exposed her
husband‘s t'rue character. Barrett for
nearly 20 years had lived alone in rooms
lluring these
years, it is alleged. he stole about $600,000
worth of valuables and goods and always
managed to consul the dual nature of
his life from his wife's knowledge.
Visits In! flush“! in Jail.
Visiting her husband in Waliham jail.
Mrs. Barrett heard his confusion. and
then, womnniilie, determined to help him
in his plight to the extent of her power.
She sold her horses, furniture and jewel!
ry anti applied the proceeds to Barrett's
defense. Meanwhile she accepted the hos:
pliality of (Thaffey's family and lived
with themffor a time: then, it is asserted,
Jhaffey availed himself of the opportunity
to rob the woman of all she possessed and
to appropriate for himself the valuable
plunder which her husband had gathered
together and stored away. By means of
the combination, which he learned from
Mrs. Barrett. (Ihaffoy is alleged to have
looted the iiurglar's safe before the police
found Barrett's hiding plavre in Boston.
and than, by spt'rtiori» devices, obtained
from the Woman warehouse n-mlpts for
goods stored by her husband in this city.
In this way he iii nvportml to have obtain)
ed possession of a valuable collection of
stolen property atom-d in the Lincoln safe
deposit vaults :vt tip East Forty-second
street and at 0' Reilly's storage warehouse
at l'lii East Forty-second street.
Mrs. Barrett. supposed that all these
things had been stored in the regular
routine of her husband's business. The
receipts ware given to her to take care of
merely, and she says she was ignorant of
tho value of the goods. The value of the
property l‘haflcy thus Motrin-d might
never have lit‘r'unw known but for the rea-
son that while cndeavoring todisposo of
some rare stanrps to Mr. 'I'rifet at no
liroomilelri street, Boston, they were rec-
ognize-d as stolen property, and. he was
then arrested, l'hnffay. in reply to ques-
tioning, said they were given to him by
Barrett. Afterward trunks were discover-
ed in libaffcy's ysmrssion filled with jew-
elry and other costly things to the value
of aimut induce. They were taken to the
police station, and in the last few days
many prominent residents of Boston have
identifier! some of the articles as having
been stolen from thcir houses.
Cheney was formally charged on Mon-
tlay last with burglary and receiving sto-
Ion property. Barrett, when mm in prison
yesterday by a rsysvrter. amused Chalfey
of having stolen moat of the things found
by the police, but. added that l'haffey had
also used rvndorhand methods to obtain
things which belonged to him tlhirretti
without having given a penny to his wife
for her support.
Mrs. lirrrrett is now fquvriml to be in
this my. trying to ram her living and
toirlng good rare to keep bar identity hid-
den.
Nephew of Ita-l’neirisat llavvieosr Dead.
liaav izrr, Nov. i:..--A rob Kain”. nephew
of six-President llarrls-m. (“WI at tit.
Luke's hospital have of consumption. The
remains were shipped to some. Bend. 0..
the home of his number. for interment.
Mr. Kelvin was a traveling passenger agent
of the Pennsylvania railroad. with head
quarters at El Pam. 'l'oit.
rooted l'ovnoeesim flurry.
New Yrvtvs, Nov. it's-wilt. Alexander
lmhevt. the «spot Irv outlaw-u. has de~
elder! that while llmrvniodoro Pillrridge 'i'.
Harry's aurlimas. tiiat were lurid in the
custom house, are real nnlirytim they did
not crane from the ripitrlca collection, as
the burden dealer (nun whom they were
purchased represented.
hf! lies Liege m
discrete. Nov. th-iv’rlta Emmett is
min in trouble. According to the latest
story. hire. Emmett has grown tired of
her lord and umbetimpstaous master
andhaedeesmpsd tolhe man sheimes.
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