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ANAHCHISTIC CONSPIRACY UH
EARTHED V RIO DE JANEIRO.
Brazilian Police Arc on Trail of Arclv
Conspirator Planned to Damage
One or Several of the Ships of the
American Fleet.
IUo Janeiro, Jan. 20. -Tho Brazilian
police havo discovered an iinurcuistlc
plot here, having as its object tho do
Htfuction ot part 01 the Atnurlcan fleet
now lying in tho harbor. Tho con
Hplracy, wliile centering In Rio Janeiro
id 1'i'LronollH, has rainillcaUons In
Sao IMuIci and Minna Gurnos. An in
dividual named Jean Fedher, who to
Hided In rclropolls, was tho chief con
spirator here, although It. is under
mood that foreign anarchists are deep
ly Involved in tho plot. Fedher is be
lioved to luivo fled to Sao Paulo and
tht! police liuvo boon sent to that place
for tho purpose of apprehending hlin.
One of tho detectives, who Is well ac
(liiainted with Fedher, having .served
on the police force at I'otropolls for
kimiio Utne, returned from that place,
after having made invent igntioiiH there
and had a long conference with the
chief oC polico at Rio Junelro. The
latter Haiti that the Sao Paulo police
are on tho track of the uroh-consplr
ator and expect' to arrest him soon. In
an ofltclal nolo which the chief of po
lico sent to the correspondent of the
Associated Press, he say.s;
"Somo time before the arrival of the
American (loot at Rio Janeiro, the Hra
ziiian government received word from
Washington and Paris that anarchist"
of different nationalities intended to
damage one or several of the ships of
the American ileet. The names ami
addresses of the conspirators were in
dlcated hy information which the po
lico hero had received previously fioni
France and Germany. The poilce ot
thlfi district are working with the po
lico of Sao Paulo and Minus Geiacn
and l am sure every piccnuttou will
be exercised and tfie most rigoroii
vigilance observed, both on laud and
nea( to prevent any injury being done."
The chief of police, after Inning
made this official statement, said he
did' not feel he should go into any
further details with regard to the con
Hplracy, but he authorized the state
incut that the plot was organized by
Fodlicr, and lie added that the people
of the United States could ic.st easy
as all of the conspirators had taken
refuge In the interior.
. AY yet the people of Brazil are Ig
norant. 6f the details o the plot lo do
Injury to the visitors, although there
has been some slight inkling of the
matter. The Impression which the ex
posure of this plot will create heie
will bo ; profound one. because
the first anarchistic conspiracy
lias ever hcui known in Brazil.
Tho police of Sao Paulo hae
word that thev are on the hack of ilm
malefactors, who, they declaie, will
not be able to come lo Rio Janeiio.
ENTOMBED MfNERS RESCUED.
Three Men Buried Alive Forty-six
Days Arc Released.
My. Sow, Jan. L'O. After having
boon entombed forty-six days in the
Alpha shaft of the Glroux mine, A. I)
Bailey. P. J. Blown and Fied Mellon
aid hnvi benn icscued.
A i S:::) last night Bailey was
brought out. Fourteen minutes lutoi
McDonald fame to the' surface, wlilln
ten minutes afterwards Brown wus
brought up. Whistles all over (lie dis
trict blew loudly, while crowds
chemed in the streets of Fly and
every bell in the town was ringing.
"All!" This was theVIirst oKOlanin
lion of Bailey when he reached the
outer air. Without another word lie
tottered forward Into the arms of com
rades, who stood "ready to assist him
and was led to tho change room of the
Alpha shaft, where in a few minutes
he recuperated.
"Is that you, Arthur?" queried Fred
McDonald as his brother stepped for
ward and embraced him after nearly
seven long weeks of separation. "By
George, it certainly seems good to be
out of that hell hole," he said as ho
was led away, telling his brother In a
high pitched voice of his teirililo ex
perience. "Say, somebody give me a cliew ot
tobacco," said Blown. "I'm on the bum
all right."
With a happy laugh he was led off
by a comrade to the change 100m.
These experiences were character
JbIIc of the temperaments or the tec
leased men. All were supremely liaiipv
and lelieved.
Bodies of Twenty-Four Unidentified
Victims Interred In Trench.
Iloyertown, Pa., Jan. 'J0.The bodies
of twenty-four unidentified dead, who
hibt their lives in the Rhoades Opera
House fire last Monday, were hurled
In Falrvlew cemetery in this place.
Upwards of 10,000 persons attended
the services t lint marked the later
ncnt of the fins victims, who were
buried In one long circular-shaped
trench. The ceremonies were of the
simplest. Filch body was encased In
a plalnAcoinn and they lie separated
in the ditch by brick walls. TJ.e tstai
death lift Is 173
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