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SESSATIOX K IVORY CASE
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Um | l ; r'd toMaUc lnqnlrie
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LONTidN Nov IS. Tbe iaa3 esaariatihw
of Bdward J Ivory alias Edward BH. tb *
saloon keeper of New Tork aad alleged
dynamiter at Bow Btrm polioe court today ,
drvfiop-d into a seswstios * anl to tb * * >
rttement caused Vy tb * rereUthme of tbe
rpr L * Carom , , some ? * * rs ag Tb * wwkty
examination * of Ivory have- been going on at
Bow Street oa TVldayE ever iar * b * was
brought to London after bis arrest at Ols -
FCr KOBKtWD IDOtStht tiftt OO tb * CBarg * ill
jir'ar ronrernrd. wttb P. J Tyaaau Ketraey
HsTie * and otbm ra I conspirafy te blow
ur I"jiir ! and other build lags wttb tbe use
of Crnan-a-e Sltbcrto tb * testimony bas
lx > : > of tb * usual moaotonou * police court
< ) ' - : > IOT but today tke crowa renre-
ws-cd by C E. Oill prung t ea atioB in
tb - haii' m tb * testimony of a government
rj r kmn only a * * Jones " * native of
/rtr.ach Ireland , wbo seems to have sur-
r * eS it. bccomleg a member of secret
] r fh n-raLtta.tKms la New Tork "under ta-
c-u-tunf ' 'aad to bare possessed himself
n ( , . . -r- o ? tbe CUn-na-Gael assticlation
l t - La * t'tbrrto bebaved ta a mnst uacon-
f < --t > < J matnor as if confident rt acquittal ,
but -t.aav nbea "Jones' wa * placed in the
v. TJ < ft ! irx tar prisoner s face showed cca-
_ i : tJt a He was oomnlrtely stagger * * by
tie ; neaanc * of "Jones ' under ttvch ctr-
f jt--ar ( t. tad great though suppressed.
* \ ni i. : j.rcvsiled ia court wbea a rumo ?
v at"ulac i tbat tbe pmwc-utloa expected
b * n-rr-tnou * wltaes * wjiose real name te
I.T' ' * ' ' > to uravel a > * serret history of
t * ; bmicaJ fort * " movemeat in tbt raited
v ! , < r Joaef first appeared oa tbe wlts *
.pit J 34- Gill ankefl th * presidlag aagi-
t-i-e ti rtpp ell ak < ctlag In rourt explais-
> t -h - it * as of tb * utmost imponaare
that ooth-tc fchonld be allowed to traaBTire
to idtitify tfce witness in tbe forure. But
Jonri ; csu "d aiorf excitement during tbe
; i-r > rre * rt the proceedings by soddealy ad-
fire ttig Magistrate Vaugbmn by eaytag "A
reporter u taking a sketch of me. I fear
tir my baftty " Tbe magistrate Mr
Vaugbar. then ordered tbe reporter to deMit -
Mitbut a prison attendant soon afterwards
naid to tbr n-agistratt "A reporter is writ-
.ae a description of Joara " Tbe magistrate
t'le eupon steraly remarked "I will not
n.lrw eiet a written descriptioB of tbe wtt-
ntf.f to be made " Chief lacpector Melville
o ! Set t > acd Tard wbo was preceat ic court ,
took at. < > < ! pan in suppressiag tbe taking
D ! flesrnptiona of "Joaes. "
Jonet' is a small , insignificant looking
maa about ve teft five inches high with i
c brown beard anfi mustartie and hair a )
thud" da-kcr He has a bclglng forrbead I
ani black eyea Be i * of pate complexion 1
and hat a furtive abtfty lei * He was
lerv nervous t-iit in occrt constantly
imlung b * beard He spoke with a pro-
aiun-et ! brogue He dt-Hvrred bis testi-
k cinm M though ta fear of his life and
KI rcicd to be chared of tb * tauad of bis
own voice.
p \ ibr ibit'ials of bte ncate. tbe witness
rt'i'bfi ! but tbe pommel iaalsted aad also
u'-u.ai 4ed to ka w tbe address of "Jones"
n xt York , whereupon tie witness re-
r . - I fear for my safety and decline
t c \ ihj partipuUJ location * * Tbe magw-
T- ; t \JiiUJ ; Juiea ia bis refusal aad tbea
: n , E t.- amrtkincident
I.- , ; ior the prisonrr solemnly aslied
- vju take tbe oalb of tbe Ciaa-aa-
bearias this ( ruesuon. "Jones"
} iiy : pale beaitatpd for a rnmrmiit
i. ' etljr accwered "Tea "
t i . > unsel tberrupoa aaid "You were
c a : the time not to observe it * "
tit question Jones replied : "Tea , I
ci : . "t-nd to observe it"
< > t.i t.e ! thereupon amid "Hive yotj cay
rcs"'or tae oath you nave givea bere
tt > '
t > ireplied Jones ia a weak voice
7 . ' .midtBt caused tbe deepest bnpres-
e i . i ; .oi ail preseat la tbe roan room.
it , ' : t. to Questuias upoa tbe part of
M- r G. 1 * ho prosecuted for tbe Treas-
\ . - < it irn.tat "June * aaid be was t
n , rr ofmgb nd was employed by tbe
li . .iht pLnt--inment to make iaquirlee at
Vttifc'fer la IBM ) aad that in 1891 be was
MI.o ArL > erea. vtere he coauaoed his
_ n K In Nrvember 1WH. " Joaee" c a-
t t ued be f atered tbe employ of boie-
fctitprofeie ia Sew Tork Cfty tad re-
ri- ned : ta ibea ) until lfi. whea be
oi IP tii i a buciaess of bis own. "Jones" re-
u New Tork uatil September of
tk.- all tbjt time apparently making in-
g.ritt for the British goverameat. He
ujd'-d tba : early ia 18IC be met William
l-'a-tr pMtident of the Iriah National al-
l.auti -jd Bolaad ia Nrw Tork City , aad
lea-ned of the existent * of tbe Irish Xa-
iioajdifts orgaaiiKUoa , laiowa rmnng It *
roear bert ac the ' Cai'ed Irish" r "T H '
vtit * * fie < ut-v body.Jones' further
Lib ed was known by tbe Vetters. TI A. *
Cct-tinuiag "Jonee" sfcld that "oa iastrttc-
tiuue' be joiavd tbe orgaalc&tioa and wa
Initiated IE to a "camp" kaowa as tbe
Shamrock club. " among tbow present at
lie initiation being Lymta. Bolaad , Gt-Ua-
Ciier Kearney aad Tyaaa ,
Tb < af tenrarda ' Jonet" said , fonaed s
new i.nu ; ' which was called * Tbe Ktlly
< ! ut ' tae tueaberstip of trliich lacluded
Jdearnf eTitl Nolan who bad been connected
.tb LH exi-ioaioa In Pablla.
MO'-LS OF HIS EBCOHD.
"Jonet" further etnt d that a iPa
riefed treasurer of "Tbe NaUy club "
v. ao p xvrtlags. K appetr * . were oi tbe
jac - srsret descripttoa tie "district rd "
l > e. buried after betas read , aad after
laHiattos tbe members were known by e
auabcr Purt of tbe mibacriptioas. tbe
nitaess alao testified , were coatrtbuted tc
a revolutionju-j- fund aad calls were made
for muBf > to pay tor celebration ! of tbe
death of tbe "Xaat&efter sianyrt" Ead to
bid tbr convicted dynamiters.
Repl > iaf to furtber questions "Jones"
nud that hUe oa tit * ay to tbe Calnaso
contention in 1K85 Kcaraey introduced the
jiriBonej- Ivory , te tbe trltaesc M *
b-otber " Tyaaa and O'Donovan Kossa.
accord ms tc "Joaec " were preaeat and
Tyaaa uid that Itory bdonged te ais
"camp' i.ud had beea taown to aim ia
Bi'Mtc p-r > iou6 U > UC
Joaei * mentloa of tbf Cblcafesooavea -
tlnn of IBkC refers to tbr "new movement
rot leu non ' uktek wac attended by a aum-
btr of confidants of Lroua wbo durtag
cnnvecuua time , it wac tctaud ia court.
at Id e r < i u.cetlaga tiitb them Later it
Kcaia Joi ec ' Joined a "camp" under tbt
ti&aie of Tbomac ileric Jot e *
ti acroun : of tbo visit to rhlrajro
ttid he arrived thenoe September K. 186.
j-ud wa * mv t at tbe railroad station by Kl
John Gatoe } He a. ed a ; MrCoy'E hotel.
vbere tbe committee of tbe secret organisa
tion art Ivory "Jon * * ' al o fctavei , at
tended tbr m rtiac at vbich aamec w rc
MVocuid to be submitttid at oStccrs of tbe
"a H BM"eajeiit " tbe object being that aa
dpea movemeat might If controlled , according -
' cording to ' Joae * , ' by a nncrwi orgaaisa-
tioa Ia auotbw portion of bte teattmoay.
Joaos" stiii thai be saw Ivor ) ie Cody s
calooa > * rw York wane lit further stated
U large'y treyutnied by memberc of tbe
orgaLixaUoa. two or iij * * i kt bWore
Ivory l n Amtirkia. ' JUDCI " then produced
a durumrni jturjiuning to nre tbe eaa-
vtitutinn n' 'b * wx.fv up : n lt < 'ir. ari also
'j e 'jut ' of ttr ' j.k L mu to i r'di.1
of ' t itr a , cr .r .t .re . . s
uua - i-t acj use kuL'iclnJ oi b . } "Liur. e
was dentt-fb-d la tbe proceed tact , j
:
of tbr ontaniaatioe a * a "soldier of Ireland ' |
Tbe witness afierwardt produced a ma f
of \ document * ptvtnc camp instruction"
past words Ktga etc and a copy of tbe
report of tbr M'tiret ' coaventtoc at Chtcacn
ta IRK la which an Item of tbe extvendltnr *
wa * JJ.WM" " tor mercbaadi * * which ' Jo&e * "
ex&luned sweat dynamite
Tb * cross-exasuatitioa of Jon * * did aot
shake bis evidence but counsel for Ivory
;
submitted that it was aot a cae to to to
trial Tb * ms * * trtte however empbati-
caily declared tberv were "ample croundi"
te send tbr cs * to trial tad Ivory vac
nkrasttJly couiialti4.
Mr Carter. Ambassador Btrarfl't * * cre-
tsry was present ia court today at rpre -
smta iv - of tb * Catted States embassy ia
ordei to watcb tbe proce dtnce oa
of tbe farted State * officiate here
After tb * do * * of tbrocr dins * a
! raafcefl to a repreBtstfrr of tbe Asso
ciated nrccs "Jonee it c dead aiar. I
am glad I aa aot ia his snoet'
Tbe Globe nays of tbe testlaioar of
-Jo MS * that tb * most wnsatioaaJ devrtop-
iftects are expected , ecltprteg tboe of tbe
time of Lr Caroa
ONLT ONB JONSS KNOWN.
XFW TOEK. NOT is Tb * > JK-WS n ? tb *
production of aa informer in tb * Ivory case
{ in London was productive of considerable
j i comment la Irish rirctec in tail dry. Dili
j gent inquiries among prominent Iris * na
, tionalists by a rrpreseatatlve of tb * Asso-
j j elated press discovered oaly one maa aamed
I Jones who ever bad acy connection with
' Irish matte * * ie this city This maa i *
Thomas U Jones wbo was a member of
J > e Sasmro-.k Uub aad also one of the sec
retaries of the Amaemy association Tbe
Shamrock dob. like other clubs belonging
to tbe Irish national alliance holds meetings
opea t thr public , at which debates of s
literary character frequently took place
Among the members of tbe club , it was
learned oa good au-borlty. are to be found
tbe ajat > f of very prominent Irishmen in
this city , some of whom bold responsible
state tad ted-al office * Jones held several
position * ia this city , but some time ago br
started la a stationery busincs * of bis owe
at C2 Amsterdam avenue where be lived
He was frequently heard advocating wild
schema tat claimed to be a very advanced
physical force maa la this city be wa *
recognised by several men as a north of
Ireland Irishman but as tbe alliance is nonsectarian -
sectarian in its principles Jones' relicioc
| was no bar to bis becoming a member. Tbe
last beard of him was about tea weeks ago
wben be left bere telling bis acquaintances
be was going to aa estate ta tbe north of
Ireland which had beea left to * > * through
tb * death of a relative. .
William Lymaa president a ! tie Irish Na
tional alliance could not b * seen today cad
it was said at his residence tbat be was
out of tbe city
O C McLsughlia. secretary of tb * Irish
National alliance , wbea asked what be knew
of Jones replied "I hare known Tboma *
M. Jones three years He was a member of
the alliance and also one of tb * serretsrtet
of ibe Amnesty aasociatiaa. I believe be
was also a aetnaer of the Nally club , which
also belongs to tbe Uitanc * . but I think tbr
cabled report as confounded the Irish Na
tional alliance with tbe Carted Irwbmea
Tbe books of tbe alliance are opea te tbt
public and tbe English government can send
its representatives to examine them if it
wishes to do so Tbe platform and principles
of the alUence. which were adopted at tbr
Chicago convention last year , bare been
published and there is ae secrecy whatever
in tbe organisation.
JONES HAIB-B&AINED AND CHATT
"JoBM frequently asked me tc publish
pome articles wt.cb br bad written fur thr
Irish Republic. But they were too Jd aaJ
I thought tarm too idiotic ia character for
a paper rnpreoentiag tbe alliance I threw
bis stuC into tbe waste basket and I am
aorrjr now I am not able la show a sarrtinnn
WteOssr MBsft fc a Icta * * itTsaBsi sr ! tec-
oey I do aot "haw. but 7 am satisfied tbat
if be knows anything of so-called dynamite
plot tbe wboie thine mus : aavr oripuntttd
in al > own brala According to the cable
reports he eay * himself taat ht ha * brea
employed by tbe English authorities sinsr
18W ) aad to my adnd it is very evident that
b * is delivering "gold bricks to tbe
Scotland Terd people ie return for a fat re
muneration This trumped up evidence Ic
aaotber pan of tbe old wo-n-out scheme of
Scotland Tard whea ia sleuths want to se
cure tbe conilctioa of airy Irishman whc
maT be caXortuaate enough to frfl frrtp tbelr
hands. "
St. John GaCnry , wbete assae was laen-
tioned by Jones in his evidence today , called
at tbe office of tb * Associated press tonight
ard was very Indignant at tbe mention of
fate name by th * informer Mr GaEney
said "I went to Chicago in company with
Mr B aland and if I met Jones at tbe depot
I was aot am are of it. as there were more
tbaa a thousand persons there at tfrT time
I never met Jones in my life "
Continuing Mr CaSney said"I knew
tbr late John P Bolaad referred to by tbe
British spy ta his testimony today. Mr
Bolaad was aa an critic of recogctsed
ability I was bis attorney. I attended
tb * Chicago convention at his invitation
There were- about 1.500 delegates there aad
I met a great many. I have no recollection
cf tate maa Jones H * probably saw me
with Bolaad and I caaaot understand bis
mentioning asy name except for rt * * pur
pose of annoying my fasiUy la Ireland
As 1 * well known in this city and on tbe
other side. I am a bal lever in the policy
of Paraell. but am not a member of cay
secret organization "
Mr , GaEney s brother is tbe alga saerif
of the city of Limerick cad his father is e
magistrate of maay year's staadis ; aad is
also a scalar aldermsa of tbr city of I.TTD-
ericfc.
CALL IT A V1CT8KY FOR ME1O-VH.
r"rrnpli RrjmltlleancTvi.jinper > Are
lt-Htd ( Mcr IC < * u ! of Ttxiilicn. )
PAB.I3. Sov IS * The republican newspa
pers 'oday ere naaniatons in expressing the
opiniin that tbe nroceedntgc ia the Cham
ber ef Dputlet lest evenia ; resulted ia tbe
otter collipoe of tbe radical leaders' plans
and * a undoubted victory lor tae Uelinr cab-
met , whose majority 2S4 yeas to 235 aay *
on tbe demand for the vote of confidence
I is clearly republican ia character The news
papers attribute tbr result to tbe lack of
t&ill of 30 Uirmaa. the socialist deputy for
Bbeime. ttbo attacked tbe government for
forbidding tbe ccncr as of school teacher *
etc. aad to tbe fickleness of tbe speech oT
X. Bourgeoise tbe late premier , wbo de
nounced tbr conduct of tb * biataone and said
tbat the Rune CatbalM : congress bad & po
litical aiw end WEE directed tgaJcst clvQ
souet } .
lvrncr X t rally Decided.
LOXX > ON , Nov. 18 Tbe eorrecpondent of
tltt Daily Telegraph at Pretcria , % aaya :
Prsddeat Krngcr aac taformed a that tbe
executive poun-il lias not yet decided upoa
tbe t mo ant of the Jameson raid lademalty.
but ta t t : win b * a reasonable sum end
tiie demand wm be presented direct te tbe
English government welch , be adds , deals
* 1th tbe Charttrnd South African compuiy.
There was ro lE'eaOoa , be said , IP trouble
about iUerttioiu It. existing conventions.
He desired to settle diauree&blc matter
ia tat tneadliMt plrit.
y fur
1. Nox H Tbe Times correspon
dent at Parts says. Wben tbe credits for
tb * eost f tbe caws rial : crc subc--'ed
te tbe Chamber of Deputies .be sort lisa
bj way of protest , will suboOt a mutioa
dtmaadias ajnncEty for Beresc skl Out i
Pol * wbo ared at C ar Alexander n w the
Bais de Boulogne ta IsCT aad si ! oUicr ; j
pt * uns ceecicmaed for nolitlcal acts or ,
_ r.rllies. !
. MoMJMf r frttai JMIIHU lu Mncik . ' n.
I LOXPOX. Xor. 14. Aa Odosaa dispatch ,
te tbr Ttoet lugrt tae arraBRemeau tre i
' being made tor a direct liar of
' u rua trom Japan M tae Black tea.
I i crurtll C r HnlIj' Jli-prH r > A.
CITY OF MKXl U N is Paltl Dole-
i Arp * ' ' ? e * ' ra it' rt * * ' ' -
fc ' at ' . r ' . ' ) * _ i * r ir.nc. vlit-e
i. f i . , CJ * . : t
BOLIVIA j CAUSES A SURPRISE
froa tbe Beoopdtws of
SPANISH OON'SUL GOES Off TO SJCHE
Prepare * to Protect 5-i nnlard In
BMirin sod to Prc-vrnt tbeRce -
Ilr . lntl n from Grl-
ttnc Thrwncb the Senate.
* TtH'yillit !
Pern Ncr U Jtrm-tiln of & * n-
sation bat bten caused by tbe aewt received
yt-sterday from Sucre. Bolivia of a farora-
bV ? report & > de by tbe committee on for-
flcs aiairs of tb * Bolivian Cafcmber of Dep-
atl oa a reKolutioa t reco aise tbe Cuban
iacurgeats a beHieerenti Cpoa hemrlcg
tbe aewc tbr Spaalsh enrcy to Peru. Seaor
de Vane'lo. wbo Ie aim accredited te Bolivia.
immediately eet out for Sucre te look after
Spaatnh laterestc at tbat capital aad pre-
iramably to todee a proteat oa behalf of bis
government agmlnet tbe proposed action
Farther advice * recurred today from Sucre
show that tbe congress bad held an excit
ing aad Btcrmy Aescion to consider tb * rtBo-
lution The president of tbe Chamber de
clared tbe rmolutloa adopted and tbe Senate
proceeded to spprcre R ta tbe midst of loud
protrt * froai exrtted eenaton aad greet
coafasion ia tbe Seaste chamber s that
tbe * iio2 bad finally to be suspended.
ornciii *
ter < iftnt ? In Madrid J-end * Oct
Information f Tvm AV nr .
WASHINGTON. Nov IS Senor Dnpny de
Ixnae. Spaamh mlaister. has received tbr
following eeblesrama from the duke of
Tetnaa. minister of state. Madrid
MJU > JUD. Nov. ID Blanco captain gen
eral of tb * Philippine * , with S.WKI men of
tbr Rio * brigade , ftuoported t > y men of war.
yestenlay attacked Cante Vlr4o and
Noveleta. Tbe two towns were defended
by over M 8 ( * nlitisfsin * tbe isthmus of
Novelets be ca.pt red and Ueetroyed a r--
doabt near tbe town of Vlnlcayan Oc
tbe msrch 'o Uoac they had * bloody battle
tleTbe bearinf and entbttttiamn of our
troops was brilliant. Tbe eaua tle * to
I the enemy were over 4Sft. our lo we were
thirty-five killed and KB mounded.
TE7TAX
KADRID. Xnv IS A untaber of engage
ments have taken 2 > lace in the li'ovtnc-p * of
Mntanm * Havana and Pinar del B o ir.
Ccha. Ttie rebfte at Teuertffc were dif-
pemed TeneriSr i * a hamlet near Con-
Bolarioa dfl Sur ia tbe province of Plr.ar
de ! Hio ) Onera.1 Aroit * reports htirlnc
beard rifle nnd cpnuon firing H"ar Hub :
a.nd beaw firing nmr Lrfrtna. robab'y frota
tte division under General Wev.er
MADRTD TSar li Tbe hillof Rubi ilavr
ln captured after a friouacag -m > nt
W * had a general six ofcecri' atid flfty-
four soldiers wounded. TE7TAX.
5PA1.V HAS CITKN X6
Dezilrd
J 3 3I 4rid Actliwritlf
WASHINGTON Nov 18 Mr Dupuy dr
borne , the Spaalsh mia ter today , ia re
sponse to aa inquiry as to reports of aoter
passim ; betveea tbe Caited States ma strr
at Madrid Mr Taylor aad tbe authorities
the e showed thr followtas cablegram tron.
the mlaister of for-iini affairs-
" 3AADEID. Nov. 1 * . Is * . . Spank * * Kials-
tr ai Nf vr Terfc and
in London re'errlnc to supposed no-e * be
tween Munster Tarlor and tae Spanish gov-
ernmeat a r et.tiely lalse Toerr K ao :
tbe slightest foundation for such rumors
which art cadoubtedly of BUhustertag
TETCAN "
JIAIsIXG VOLCXTEERS rOK S
- - i tlie Anay Offer to Zn-
tke riKhtini ; Perre.
HAVANA. Sov IS The colonels of tbr
Spanish tnry now to Havana have offered
to raise * . .VM > volunteer * to take tbe field
for Spate. Committees have beea organized
to go into tbe diCereat district * of tbe cnj
and collect funds for the popular cabscrlp-
tioa to increase tbe navy. No details have
beea received today regardiac the movr-
meatf of Captaia GeaeralTeyler Ac in-
curgeat named Apoliaeo Sae : will be tbo.
at tbe Cah&nae fort tomorrow V Colonel Arcr.
was corv < yiag supplies trom Placetas tt
Fomeato wtea he was attached by insur
gents eleven of vbcm were killed.
roK AKHITRATIOX ITET.
En lnuil Ka > , Net Offer el t Mrdlntc
le-rKre ? > mln uud txtltcd States.
LONDON Nov. IS The officiate of tbe
foreign office deny that there it any truth in
tbe story published by e New Tnrk news-
ncper that tbe British ambassador at Wash
ington. Sir Jcliaa Pauncelote , bts tendered
the good offices of Great Britain with tbe
view of avoiding trouble between tbe Caited
State * cad Sptia
Tbe official * say tiat beyond o-wspiptr
mmors they iiive aa taovrled e of any
i21culty Between the Caited States eac
D - -crliitlon > . if > ecret Pelice.
1.ONDOS. Nov. 11 A dispatch froa
Copeahagea to the Daily News seys that c
Genasa aaercMst naraed Glab has beea
arrested there , possessed of a complete
collection of photographs of an the proroi-
aeat Eurojieaa secret police sgeats , each
with tabulated reisarki upon his character
ud capacities , evidently vith s view to
ealigtteaiag &a&rctistic clubB
t < - ervc > > Ht-lil Hni3j. .
trONDQN Nov 14 The Dally News has
an Odessa dispatch which KEVE the admiralty I
orders have beea issued at every Euxlne | j
port that all Rustitn aaval reserve officers
Stan bold themselves ia readtaesc to assentj j
blr at Sevastopol if aeeood durmg December
A cruiser U bastOy fitting , tbe dispatch
oddB , for tbe transport of troone.
ak Admit * . Itt-
XBW TORK , Nov IS. A dne.tch to thr
Herald from Madrid sayf Premier Canoviis
del Castillo said today there bad beea
Ma-iuut reserves ia Cuba , bat these ocptt
not to dtscourrge Uw aatiocxJ spirit.
nl > < - > lit > rt In
CTTT OF MEXICO Nov. IS A severe
eartbqutke of considerable duratioa was
f lt at Acapulco this nionUng.
Mevlrmu Minister rrJ B Ij111. .
MAIiHID Ni-v 13 Geaeral Rivt pcla-
clo , Mexican TB.TI Inter to Sptic , te seriously
111.
ST. LOOS. Nov 1J Tb * records of tbe
building cori mtssinncrs office cbow a re
markable revival of bucincM sinot tbe elec-
tioa Bulidiag actit it4 s ve iacrrasei roll )
99 per cent and are : il : oa tbe i&crrase.
! Srac * election day litre hare been seventy-
i srvea nenaltt Issued , repriwentiag building *
i to br erevt d art a cost of t2 < MD
ALEXANI > BIA lad. Nov ji Ta * Aatcr-
icaa plat * glaw works started up taw morn-
lac gtring employment to 406 men
I VILKEf PARKE Pa Nor 13 Notises
i were posted at tbe Wilktfebarr * f ilk am
j today thct tbe IS per ueiu reduction in
| wagas made last Auirun Vtiu Uremar d on
' tbe ilia inn J"our au > drd caads i.re
) aa > ctttd
BTUTH. Nov It U officially an
nounced bare that tbe Rockefeller iron yn-
dicat * bac sold VWo.Uod worta ef MinaMota
err to b delivered aext wiason and tii ( mo
lane o' Piiat ifctwictE err Tkt * nil
< -r.u..t ' - LI.Jf-pri.uLa ri-.Lfs DC tbe Met
A. t. rsrpt i 'n-LBjr ijx't int at uc t
AGAIAVT THE -WIRE 'VAIL TRl 7.
Jodc-e Ilal-rr' * Dcrl l nHr treinlnc
it Pr ra r to Itrrnk It I p.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind.S * * . It.Tb * ar-
tloa of John H Baker. SRrr tb * felted
Statr * pour for tb * dtetrtet of Indttna in
3f
granting a temporary or * r res alatar. tbr
wire sail trust freai yri onMac a aw&ufar-
tttrer of wire nail cWBsry from selline
mftchtiM * to a ; < * sott or es-srem not la tbe
at
trout , bas attracted v4- > aster tio& Tbe
men wbe are eeeklnc hrpak tb * trust
aadetb * Sherman anrts t law art- confide
detbet they btve * * A tbe entertnr
weds * Ttar oral uuiusta s * tb * court ie
rraattnir thr restratafcsg * rdr convinced
then * wbe beard K tbat JMta * Baker intend *
to make it hot tor tbe > trtoi. v. bpr tb * cs r
cnmec up on final bettrtDg. la arriSinc tb *
ce h Mid
A rcerorstinc Is tb * croasttoa of th * law
It derive * ! t very power to t.-t f-jis
law It ha * tip rirbifnl BsJttP-l-T : P fnir.
a rotnhlnation or cotuiptrgtsf with unr other
aorjmraxior. An aifrrejOBSspn of < orji.iru-
tton * for th * purx | > * > * oljpm te r * ce and
rt is trolling tbr markets SK O > * country and
a-fckinc : iltfritlm ' * : - ralSMjnMJtr the txopif
t * ualswful' violation m fiwnS moral * and
sound public policy ajs It 9 ieron5 to
tb * welfare of tbe peOfHt I * i * th * duty
of the courts R § > well a tthut if the con-
ireof the failed StsiBBi.o > _ xt n tb *
full measure of thrtr powslr for tk - jmrp me
of uppr Binc all * > octtilsnifal trusts
cottihtraticm * and ootMttrtwelr-i
In thi * ens" tbr rumUMpPfn wn. hpwn
tc 1 > e a c-otutpirocy ofrt ( | orporB-JoTi * eti-
ptr.trol tbr market prSS o r rul t - the
output of enc-h tactory.Jaji to f ush out
kft. anT l < v trickery isSTtntSmidi. ton to
P'vvnt Bnufa urcr JK "wir nail ma
chine * trom m&aufnctiEVK a.t.i i-u'h tnu-
chitie * for any one exceftm K > enibr of the
combination Tai * trosajhas bv hri > > ry
atifl itJtimlflEtiati p i 11 * fMI ts * wi-f nail
rnLnufartu-ini : compurry 4(1 ( AJ > fl - on Ind.
from rarrv.nc cut o cosjvf : uwful'v t-n-
' rfd teto with thr plaMflK to furnmh thm
forty wire niul s ' ts > f * 7X1C & ' -
tion on th < ! r part jBrt-cMy afTcct *
tb * irt-rs-n-e poaoWBrcr hwtfn
tb * Ptate of Indiana R * * statr of Ohio
and fsJl * trthin thr ve > iy tetter of the a.ctl- :
truM law of Juy , afh. Tb-- . ino
douM it ) trty rr.infl that Mfeh -ombniitior.
l > illegal and that ttJ > jsyjiofy are violn-
trv * of sound pub.it poaswTh - cotntnon
law KP P > IR'V forbids thi ortraMention of
itarb romhinatlotis comgflr6 or num-rfu ?
rorpoTtotlt n or firms XMEf arr QLncrous
to tbe pence ( ind good MOV of ci" ! and
they sarogat * to tbeiatsswe * "hr exe rl *
of po r * detrnpt } > < e ot-ILfar right of frw
cam * etltloti In thr nuLrlssJ * of the roui.try
and l > y thjagjrr * str * flwwer and icflo-
onre imprril the free aad * mre adrolnmra-
tioa of JUF'ice. ,
A * I Skia ta tbr ctW f th Nution :
Harrow company agaJssK * ? ui' k e * ul iC
Fed. renortF ) . "In a caMf dcu'I fe * . tt
my duty to rmolf * tt SB * u < h L w&v us
will not lcd tbe counttnarf of ihe c un
to the creation of coia l sti-T ITJ or
monopolies" Trv hsifv & re. " rrown
to alonniiig prop'i-tlan * ) jftoB ttie c.i . < to
tbr- full erttrt of tbelijjjywti n.igbt to
fiist-ountetiunre &nd i * | B > th > m
Tb * final outcmnc of fWlf ea * * i * looked
far wita Irterest by ia3Ksr'L. erT everv-
where. tor It I * tb * IntflcStor of caii-trcut
maau : artu"ers nm only l thfcfe but It
trveral otbrrr to brgia jrtvee' r.rp acetr.fr
ccber tn. tr if tb * Oectssj * f Jipe Baker
ahtD prov * : o b grrf tari
*
WILt OF MRS. IV U , V\\DKnBILT.
Elt-ven
r
NEW TOHK Nov. " L-Chat.r ey H
Depew toSay filed for ac b- b - v .11 of tbt
late Kra. TTiUiam H. "tfjsfc , il ill Her es
tate be said , wa * worth iShom fi mi 'MIO T-
ber sister Margaret A. sVCTtiev and acr
<
brother Samuel Kststun.sbr care es-r
Uf W absc.utely. aad { asfM i trust tbe
>
ormcr s m.vt fund to st ber death tc
Loam * . TaaaerblU Kerr , spf Che sKscVs
s-t * H ssc * benedt of Brbrf Ktaswm
VaaoerbUt Kscsssi is left the . -
in one-hall of J1J5. < H W. tbe eicput : > -
a pay hua as much of it as b deemed nwei-
sary lor bis scppart and aay , cunn.Ut.o-
to b- paid to bit cbJdrca the oiber half to
t inrected for Jcsephtee De Vloi : Kisaam
" .c aanoirv of II uuc ie teft t the dcscead-
aat cousin * Barn * * mud Josrphiae Kls-
aaa .aad tbe came iaasnes to ME Harrw !
L. Buticn. Heitca dtnaea , Mrs Ftaii ) '
It nnrot aa3 Urc M ude Branu-cham Tec
thousand dollars IE lest in trwt 'ur M
Cyrtaia Aurtry and t2t > JWO ia trust for
Beajamln G Maclrf-liaA.
AU tbe testators Jew-dry , lace * etd qjiipr
personal effects are left to ber living ciiii-
drea. George W Tsmderbilt git * i.w
mother's pew its St BKrtbotaBiew' * church
To tbe rectors aad resttrmen Of tbe church
is left absolutely SSaM . t * be kept in-
rested aad tht- income applied to the use *
at the church and tLe expense * of the pari&b
houce on Fcirty-ceccr. 3 street.
Thr reefiuary ictate is drrided between
ilrm. Bromley Samuel B. KjtKam tbe child
of TTiH.am A * Ktbsam aad tbe
oae-fourth between Joaepiiw Dr lion
sam aad Ethel Kiesam. ' " oraeliuF w
K aad George W Tsaderhtlt are aamed
as executors
_ _
JLX
ClUcr-treV Orljrlual IClsjij ? rln. l Bnlld-
Intr G t- . Iji lit nature
CHICAGO Nov IS Spnla from 'be reias
of tbe tnar.Hal traiaiag sdMMA. which burned
last eight set fire today to tbe old Ceatral
High school buUdmj : oa tCwa Monroe street.
Tbe old Central * as used'lfy the Board of
Sdccatioa as s warehons * aad bad $80 Olil
worth of echool eupvliec fs > ar d ia it These
were completely destroyed. Tbe fiaaes
rapidly spread tbrocgtaofR tbe buildiag end
ia a short time it wat ) la nuns several
barrels stored in tb * baseatent exploded and
sent debris fvtac ; la every flretu a , but
no one was injured
Several surrounding birQdia were tem-
porarJy in imminent deafer on account of
the high wiad prevailing Tbe loss ta the
build.ns is 120 009. Xo insurance wat
carried Tbe lose oa the aMOtrr.l tnuaiag
scfcool w&s tTT ( wa f ully insured.
POET WOHTH. Tex. . Ncv 13 The bara
and stables at Colonel Bob Maddox s toct
farm were destroyed l > y fire this mora-
lag. low fully Kf , WHi. Tbe fire is said to
heve beea of incendiary origin. Xine fine
borsec were buried ta death One of tb *
horses burned was a splendid i'-year-od
named Buatfier. for waicb Colcnel M&ddox
bad refused s cash o er I ifWO. He v&lues
the aorsee buraed at "
IA A MOfX C1TT IIOTCU
r ur Men Hold t ! i Sana lu n Kolil
Mnnurr
S3OTX CTTT. Sov. ( Special T le-
gram.j Four jsen , Rytitrt Xue tt Bea aufi-
aiaa Harry Kiag c&A Qrr ? Grtvce were
today held to tbe e tni ttry oa the charge
of robbing Tiimfc Kcag a young maa
from Minnesota , l&st nlgdrt. King wac ia
a cbeap hotel , and had siaf tbe acgualat-
aaee of Nugfat and HvCanic IL a aalooa
He as aw i iu the hft\w $ by four mea
who held him aad took J * tram hu packets
Tbey did aot gel all * f money and b *
managed to set out ta tint street v bere tbry
rest wed tad- efforts fdt titc. Kiag
identified all four Tl tf It eely one of
maay robb < Tiet that liiv-e lxn
froa tbe hotel in tbs- past ftw
yrawn ( . > . tltr- U.
TOSK. NST U SUTTOM.U PUs-
ted > y gr > > atrd ! : trt of udmtni tru-
Uon to Mifj. Violet - 'j : irow ot. tbr
estate of Fr4 St Scamr * . fo inerly t-dltor
of "utbag Tntfsu.u. . SvuJu.-d at co m *
and was t * < juf tubed u > Wlss Bru c bj
: > omrfi wbo iwa * raEasfed te marry ber
The fiuaily st Mr SemeTtrwffuwn d the
wr.L but ufler it tew ! it vac CMitiiiaci fey
tae surruru.t * MIC * Prwwn i a daughter
of tht lauB Grate Brown of jet. Uaui *
wbo run far vlc pj-i , - . wi tbe Uckw
U > iiniiiite ii > l * .4i > u In tin Oltl Town
m'EeT rXJON , O. , V r U.-A my * ? rl ttc
explosion of dyiicsEitt SB U - court boue
yard br - todur Ijrcar every guuw IB tbe
onUuust is.udjWf , pd ch. t i ri-d ius
t * ' . . ( . ( , , t i itwr L.U i. < -jj t i'
K v L ) < ' ' rTr ii- ' - t * i' - ,
. j t- , ' h.r. Bi r 1 , Vr i T ,
f ' , * ! LJ < a l ! i . .L- : -i r > * rr x
'
IOWA WILL EARN A BOMS
3 ; ti Aij ) iiatef Iroellfal Speed
' Irlil.
ECIPSE All
tbnt the Hiehlp AVtII
Art n Hnndkorar Prr > tH t Her
llullile > r > After U > r f-
flt-inl Trt l 7'rtju
PHILADELPHIA NPV IS Tbe big * * -
poia ? battlrahip Iowa returned tats evening
from ber builders trial trip oS tbe Dela
ware capes Tbe trial was essentially aa
engineer's trial to give tbe shir' * bnUderi
as idea of tbe power of tbe engines and
tbe way la which they worked , and tbr
BBeed developed was a secondary considera
tion of tbe trip Nevertheless , oa a twp-
bcnrr * ' burst of speed this moraiag tbe shir
averaged 1EJ7 tacts at IIS revolutiont |
of tbe iicrewa. This is twenty-sere * one- '
bnadredth * of a knot more tbaa tbe contract
speed of tbe rrsoel calls for. aad tbat tbr
Iowa to capable of better time thaa thi *
was shewn wbea she was occasionally
putted up to tbe erven teen-knot notch
The run this morning was mad * under
forced drawcht. but with ordinary cati. ane
half tbe distance was ta tbe face of tbe rt -
tns northwest gale and quite a heavy sea
It te sjiprOTltnstfly abowa tbat tbe engine *
developed about 11.000 horse power , which
is 1.380 more tbaa wac del eloped by thr en
gine * of tbe Indiana on tba : ship's official
trial No requirement * of bor e power art
exacted in tbe ship r contract , bat she must
make a speed of sixteen knots on her of
ficial trial. Per every quarter of knot
above thi * b builders will receive a pre
mium of WW.OW It is expected tir shi ;
will be ready to go on ber oQci&l trip
abnat tb * middle of February and by tba ;
time she will be r > nearly completed tba :
she eaa go Into commission ia March.
CHTEP XASi nT * * REPORT O SAW.
- - Cfiit nf
-J-rrn Pr
WASHINGTON Nav IS ( More than TS
per cent of tb * et'teted aien of our navy
are aow American citizens and more tbaa
KS per teat of tbe apprentice boys are Amer
ican bora , accordiag to tbe tatemeatc oi
Admiral Bmey chief of tbe Bureau o ?
Navigation , in hi * aannal report During
tbe rear UK men tad HC apprentice * de
serted by tar tbe greater number of deser
tions being at home ports
Tbe record for long distance cruising U
now carried by tbe old time cruiser Qeses
which sailed 16.WS miles during tbe year
Tbe Newark < -ame next with 14TCT.
miles to her crecM. and slngularlv enough
the third place is bcid py tbe Monterey
never deeigr d aa a cruisin ? vessel , which
t aned 1S.1HS miles
Tb * report of th * crperiateadeat of tbr
naval academy which U appended to Admi
ral Kanway's reflort. ccmtai&B tb * usual
rerotcaieadatiac ac to tbe prorisioa of twc
aniac vessel * for trailing tbe cadets la
uraaudship Tbe suK > n&tench > nt endeavor *
to meet tbe argument that such training ic
th * us * of sails i * out of date by tbe con-
teaaon that it aevertheleM educates tae
aerves and brata aad incaicatea tie liablt
itf yfffTTi d _ He also bas endeavored te
.ntafO t aa Injffiam ajj * b cadet ic
Mrs9 swIiL. .iTMiinK. Browne , * rfr. ) , to fflvM't '
their attention from foot ban base ball and
uiuh games , vhich he regards a * unfit fo-
sailorc One of th * most important recos
mfndauonr ic that & pan graduate cocre
a ! traiiuag be adapted at tbe naval acadez : ;
to place tbe inniir.ioc on a footing itt
foreign naval scauols. It is also recom
mended tbat tbe entrance age of cadeti br
redocad to fifteen years that tbe connse o !
stadies br reduced from s > x to four year *
aad tbat aftei a three years' cruise the ca
dets be required to take tbe post graduate
course.
course.AXtXOS
AXtXOS AVI1X STAT AT HO5IE-
Hnjioe Cannot Tulie Uln
t S tlie-ra Water * .
WASHINGTON Nov 15 Tb * eomlaE of
Admiral Bunce to 'VTarfaiagtaa to coasnit
Secretary Herbert respet-tiag tbe arra&ge-
meat tor a winter p-ograra for the fleet
erercwes of tbe North Atlaati : aquadroa
bas no bearing wb&lever upon acy foreign
relations of tbe Caned States whatever
According to Secretary .Herbert n ss tbr
intention la * : spring vbea the squadron
was j.laced uz.d r Secretary Herbert to fol
io * ' Usf si c mcr drills oa tbe nortberu
coest by a series of winter drills that would
aecessaray tike pla e ia warmer watrra
Had there beea no pending issues such a ?
tie Tenesuelca boundary aad tbe Cuban
revolt that might cans * tbe movements of
the fleet to hvr a warlike significance tbr
SAurctary culd here dispatched tie squad
ron to its cud winter training ground ia tbe
Test Indian waters or evea farther south
but it is probable tbe crui * ° must be aban
doned Jutt as was tbe contemplated cruise
of the squadron to tbe epleadid naval drill
waters of tbe bay of Paria oa tbe coast of
Yenez lela , which was am ordered last wia-
tcr nolely oa tbe ground that the appear
ance of a bit Cert in tbe West ladles would
he misconstrued Therefor * it ic probable
the prbgr&a : tthiUi ie yet to br arranged
will be limited to exwctses of the Caess-
peait i caret tud UK Can > .iaa
TL-XAi XOT MICH GOOD.
- > om ' Sturtllnc
Cnzit-trcctlciu.
WASEISffTON Nov 13 The taquirj
which li proLeeding at tbr New Tork azvy
yard behind closed deere Is to tbe circiua-
stacccs under vticb th * Tese * aaal : at ber
dock recfotly , it reported bere. bas
brought to light a 1'rtiHT starUiag struc-
rur&l weskaess ia thr chip It wae noted
here itb surprise that tbe ttlegraphic re
ports of tbe tiafciag of the Ttxzs showed
'Bet one eag ae loom filled through tbe
wtier tight doors ctoaing it oC from tbe
adjoining engine room Tiue led to laveEti-
gE-tion tiid n has beea found tbat tbr
bnlkbeads separaiias tbe ship isto eup-
pwodly water tigbt compartmeats are so
light they cp-iag under the pressure of
water aad ecus * great lealu. AltiiontA tbe
masaziae is separated from tbe engine rooms
by a coatiauous bulkhead vltbout a door
opeaiag. n wts BOOC filled by tbe water.
which ran arouad the edges tv $ through
tbt seamc of tbe metal-
A naval expert is authority for tb * state-
meat that if tbr Texas' sea valve bad broke *
as it did out st ca the vessel would surely
have fouBAered owing to the tailurc of tbr
bulkheads aad daor .
TO PRETEXT tX ) UI > ia.\S AT STBA.
\iy
WASHINGTON Na > IS. Tbe revised in-
tri-natianal rules to prevent ccUtatons at
sea , drafted by the Washington Interna
tional Marine contereacr. will probably pt
into efieit oa tbe 1st of aec July. Tbr
officer * of tbe State sad Treasury depart-
muiu have been workuag oaraastly te tate
ecd tine * adjeurnmeat of coapmw. aad
Great Britain is co-operati c with the
Caited States ia ceccnng tbt attests of the
lew rt-maicine satloas bich bave not ytt
uoepuid tbr aew rules
Tbe following actions bave agresfl te
adopt tbe rulrs ai > d ecforo * tben after July
; Or at Britain Germany , Praact. Do-
mark Eussia. Italy rarrugal Austria. Bel
gium Spala , Hawaii Jxpaa , Mexico , Guate
mala ChHt Huadura *
TTi iie na-iatit it & ficd
OE'rc nut INKHi * or n)0--e 'Lkc f\t
f f n' f . - , i e TI-
* , < ' 11 * " rt rrt : . t sEt J Jt tu'f c "
Ittn ; c i 'si ft JrvkJ' iweitL TLf I l
EE BULLETIN.
i a * nf 'loudin * * * T
Oat ae liitnrmrr.
C ao < - -.oni-ti-r.
IVomrn at
KrtmwI.T H Mj * >
Mactiate * J nU Oat.
ewetary H * rtRt wi the Naty.
X Her HE Grt > It * Mater
Mark Hautia a 4 tin
XttrUtmti. ir the An < Yt > fK. & Treaty.
* V.dJtortnl am ! C i iM > rt > t.
* . -lnc Ur - . AcaiBAt m LJttrnJn Bunk.
llititltttf * Ti-tlmonr IB the Hit-rex Cure.
E. Ouwfl HlnCp lrf.ru ! Marten.
A2alr att < Bth Otuah * . .
T. t HiHicrr l .ltd 1'lManeial Nrwu.
* - - * > r me ljt Week. Xrrirn HL3
K. IZxtrtit f C wOf > iTaU n In Aiucrtttu
General Gr ut > Twmti at KitrrvMo.
f. llnaclH" CmMty * * . Vnlr Cii vi . * -
Itrurt- for tbr > rhr k Election.
"Winter Train -rhMt l - > Aa < j > i- * .
In fanf V ar " Itli * > jmln.
IB. la the n M of LUcrtrtrlty.
11. Aerial Enclijf f r "W artaro.
H M t niur f the KJd.aa ] > rit.
IS. MaO.nrt * . "
Itlttof r < * HiinIur G i lfk
Netherlands r-ar'I and "ru-s v coatrolllaf
about f out' * tone of Kb pptap
Mwnllftr Trrt r Pol * m . < .
WASHINGTON Nev IS Tbe Called
State * monitor Titror. which left tbe aiivy
yard yesterday anchored at Sandy Hoot ;
UK aigbt. At F 30 tit * atnrning ebe pw
out to sea to niak * an official trial of tbe
pneumatic appliance * o ? ber puns and car
riages On AuguM 2 last the r nufac-
turers tMt was made and it ws * very satle-
factcry
n He-Iono to t nrlr < nitt.
WASHINGTON. NCT 12 The Navy a-
nartmeat hat made tbr total reserve pay-
meat on th torpedo boat Erlcsoa and ah *
li now the r > roi > erty of the gcuerameat.
ncirr rota Axa nr\ottR.
Part f n
Soult Stc. Marie nnd TrU n Ttilr.
SAVLT FTK. MARIE Mith Nor IS
The Canadian n earner Arjidia which ha
hpct tc.mt-.ttf apreral dar * 1 * athore on the
rocka near M.chipi'-otrn river and will be
a total leas The matter of the eteaffier
Captair ClitTord with four of th * crrw
reached pert tonight in a aallboat beionrinc
to the ligbtbouat department Since a week
ape rhuradar they have been fipitlns for
life aeainEt cold and hunger in the bleak ,
desolate wildc on the Canadian abore ol
Lake Superior The Aiadia mtanurtu BOC
ton and va loaded w uh 30 WiO t > u bfl * at
bect She clea-efi from Ton 'William lac :
WeScaeday for Kicftrtoa
"We beaded for abottsr ' .
were at Mirh'.j'l-
eotMi river when a bea T term w-t in tnd
at 10 o clock Tburnday Lipbt we itrucfc the
rockc " aaid Captain CiiCord tonight "The
sea iocrcaeed and eon after midnight * 'f
were compelled to ab&fidoa the ateainer
Our crpir of Teceen men too ) : a supply o !
provitWof and heddlnc achore in the beau
We tuih a rate shelter c > n the beach Drar
the steamer aca remtlned there two daye
Ttoe tnnOutiwm * TCTT rtd sad all handt
suffered Tbere wac no habitcUon vithic
many mTIfet and the cotictry ai verjr roucb
and wooded. Th weatker moderated after
rwo day * and leariag fra mea IP watch the
i * Hauler. 1fo iMnntnUj , JKiaai PW t t the
fw yawl boat * and xtRrtefl ow for the
nearest pen
"The boatt werr well ladrn with men end
proTietaDc. VCf arrrred a : Gareantua Satur
day nipi-t. . Lresviup enough proriKioct four
of us emharkf a m tfar 1 let Ultras ? aaUboai to
make &n attempt to reach SauJt Ste Mum
But we n 't hear ; weat&er and near
Uamainor we were f arced u > land acam Tb
decolaxe chararter of the country continued
and our prcrUaotis ran low. Fortunately a
atrUtmm waa ducor red and we obtained
food
"The weather moderated UUa moraine and
we reached port tfeu afternoon all right I
tm afraid the men l ft at G&reantua Will
euffer from hunrer if we ere oat enabled to
reach them it a bert time There are twt-'rc
men there tec the proii&iosc ill laat tieu.
but two dayc longer "
Caj.taio Clifford and tbe members of hit
rrew will lete tomorrow if the weather
permit * for the scene of tht- wreck On tit
vay be wil ! pick up the men at Gargantua ,
r OM THE FROZITV KEGIOXS.
Snrthr Way t tlieertji 1'elc Ue *
TTii-osKh AlacUau V * altrs. .
LAWRENCE. Kan. . Nor IS Pro ! L. L.
Dycht. th * Arctic erplorw. hai joa re
turned borne tfter Eve na&tfes tbeence in
AUubs. in search of " " " "ffr for tht Kan-
eat university. The trip be tnnmiace * at
hfins been most succeasfcl.
Wlien he w&s aaked about aortb pole
pasaase through the Aiaakaa route. Prcf
Prche replied that he thought it wa per
fectly feuible. aod thtt hii ehtp captain
and vhsJers had told him that it as often
poMiDle to go & far nona as U degrees
and that aame of the whaler * were of the
belief that some seasons it would be poaiible
ta sail clear through to the north pole on
account of the shiftias ol tb * ice.
Prof tncae 2jd It w e too early yet to
think about another trip to that country
he iattatted that he zaisflt try it
TEKHiriO n.tLE * OL.UCE
Crt-n Ilf rnek n Itlji'n
njwllli DlUlpnlty.
Nov 13 The sibocner
Brenton wac drives c&bore just eact of the
river pJen thli oammg in & terrific turn )
of wind and snow The life-earing crew
succeeded , after much difficulty in rcocu
ins tbe crew of five men The schorner to
P DUE dirt hard tad viU sooa be & total
reck
The schooner Marine City. eotJ laieaRae
alao blown aahore near the river entrtaee
but * aa pulled oE without being serioualy
damaged
The wind it blow in 5 forty aie ! an hour
from the aorthwect and is a compaaiei by a
Hinding answ norm. A very heavy eea k
rua&ias cad bat lew veMtlc ere
out"U
"U oman -i < > < it Jlpr Hn.
ST LCrtTS. Nor 12 A p-ciu ] 10 th * -
pubii- from Silei. Mo sayc This afternoon
MTK Vi-ry Cox bet bad probalilj' ft tally
woundtti tier hut band. Aimer Cox , &n iu-
ufctriou * younr ftrtntr living JM-ar her * .
and tftfnrwd shot fa > rx-tf t&rouet ti >
hetrt. Tor aom < - tire * Jira Cut 1m lioen
df-miured , and CMr < lames Jiaii iK-tt
wutriHng her < ! O * ! T for geit-raJ mor-h
sbf hJ1 utrunf * haiu ) < inatiuns and bad citr-
ri d a rover coiisiiuitlr Her hu'liand ,
Qo cvr-r , pi.ld no atitr.iioo to her tiirenu
for Hsrrli-osik ami MeKJnlcr-
Conn. . ; ov. 13 Tt.r y
awa etca over 77 ruim of as * , sat
nt dioat-r at the t'niiud Stains hotel yi ier-
dar aftimoon TUejfr tbe nienii.fre of
tbt HjOTMKin Veteroo tutiiuuauaa. bud had
rotud for CnenU Wininjo Henry Harrisuc
in 1MU uad for iil erand on , Benjumir.
Hurrlttua in 1KM and 1 K Tbt dinner to
day mu. * jlvt-n to celfbrui * ibt t-let-tiou ur
UxKiracy and Hobart , for oibom i-ncb o !
the reter&aa
M mu < < r Cwllidr in .Nriv 1 rl Ilnrbiir
XEW TDEK. XMIS Tbe steamaaip
Persia on * of tbr. big iitv , frelgiitt-r * of
tbr Hamburg-Ameriita lint. wbll inward
hound ie the harbor tonight ccillidcl a , \ t
ui oywa. * " ) bound ' H.KWIMsu i tr Sc
'ur tiat. . ! urr. < i : > i.ijrri ntt ti r \ . < -
v. f b 'i - : T t , - ! . _ .t ij , .
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NATIONAL W. C. T. U , MEETS
i Talk ? 4 the
at si. Leek.
LATEST SESSION Or ITS KTHO DfES HELD
Annnnl tf tlir
llcrr * t n Mn t GrntltJ'luc
( it Grttrrtli
ST. LC nS New is The twraty-a
annual convention of the National Womrt i
Cfcrintiaa. Tcuperanre union opened n
Mnair han today with the srejitest attrca-
anr * of any one prrt-tottaly held At 1m't
CM ) accredited delerate * wwc pretend ad
many more vtoltors from rery ponint nf
the country Amone the dtetlaruitt' i
workate in ptUanthroplc told * tt : > . -
anee are KiM AOMB X. Hct of RaltLd.
erretary of th "WorWi TTomea Ckri t.&a
Tempcranre ttttoti Mr * . Hand Borti of tbe
Aj&ericaa To'.unteew , Mrs. Gw-yaeta Tancb&a
of Walet ; Mtn Rebecca Krikorifta o !
Armenia and Rev F P Greene. * rrey
of the Armenian relief committee New 1 o U _
Three raalona s day tor 8ve days wl.1 l > e
held dTirlns the cocveaiioa.
SxerctM * were begtiti ac early w E
o clojk , a prayer aawtlnp being held n
Schuyler XeB-orlal borne at al = h Xt
Eliiabeti W Grwunood of Nrw To-te.
world's sad aauoaal aec-Marr cf th * ia-
geUatic department oc.cd a * 'w rr
Music hall la which t e coavrotioB air %
wa appropriatnly decorated wita the com- *
of the order , white , fcctonas of thw ro c
bring huag from the balcony lntcrape3
with the atari and Kripes Over the ln > -
menae stage between two immen r I - " 2
State * Halts hung a BntiRh flap. abr < s
tueh a a large sigo with the wrd " P- !
come" upon It BeT w these wa * a bups
banner bparini ! the words "The Star o ! H . > r > 9
of the Tnrperaace Beform Staads Over .bg
School House "
It wa ( oa ia rably after o'rlocl ; 'fc ?
hoar scheduled for meeting. ben Mwi
PraapCT S WUlard. aatlwial preaidtii ,
called th * meeting to order Prrriout a
this all the women identified with ti > s
"Ongtnal Crusade' were called tc the p. - -
form. Aa HIM 'Willard stepped to tbe
froat she waa received with a salute of
wariag haaakerthicfa. The e cri e beet a
with the read &g respoas-tvely of tbs
crusade pstlm. tht One Hundred and For y-
Suta
lira Hearietta L Mocroe. president o ! the
'Womea'cHsristiaa Temperaaoe unitin c'
Ohio oBe-ed up a prayer , the deles * *
stasidiac After tbe stngiag of tbe cruna3
hymn "Gjre to the Wind * Thy Feitra ' ! ;
Boil * ef the ex-oario members were c-l :
by tbe recording secretary , Mrs Clara C.
HoSman of Missouri
Tbe report of the executive Knrin'f-s '
waa then sade It wac in eCert a rtt' "t
of what had been doae at the BiprUcr nf
the rooxoi ttee yesterday and related to 'fca
ork of tbe convention and the aatinM.1
naioa It wm * decided to make Marrh 0.
birthday of General Neal Dow a pronlbjt. .n
rally dky.MISS
MISS tmiAHD'S "TALK"
There ac ouie more staging and Mts
WiLard thea mafle a address She L d
thnt her sanual addrcM v.tt partly rn pari
hn the iU tcmt to worU for tb * Am & > un
refugres la Marwllle * . juid eicee that time
| it had been ImpoasfW * for acr to eamie :
her menaiige. Sb thereere rr-e a famU.ar
3tfiu ± loa wac
of tb * prrvicus convention. . hld aere la
1RSA. and Misa Willard added "W * heve
marched far rinc * tben tbe aiigamrctF of
parties have changed tbe labor saovem < i.t
has takta on propotloas so vast that ro
one speaks lightly of it any more. , *
ptgipVe sr * forging their Ty to tie Troi _ ,
miaguided often miking pit&djiatbc ic tba
wUdeniess following faler lights , aad rje-
gatiag thr fight for a clear brain to the
SpariaL bund o ! prohifaitioaiBta wben if
labor would ia. U must make a tem
perance reform tbr ark of God to b burns
ia the very van of its ewlft gathering srray.
la IBM some of us aat up all aigbt wltb the
committee on resolutions of tbr g cct la ! > : > r
conreaticn with its thousand delega < r.
pleading with them to put a prohibition ard
a bnme protection plaak ia their platfo-n
cad they would not. "
Tbe speaker said tbat prohibition : n pohs >
has been is now and is to be thr cialMdud
protest of tbe borne IET T * * * tbr sulo t.
Wben the white rfbbcn women plighted - : -
faith to tbe movfment it bad polled OL v
lO.BOO voies. In 11M tb * number n e 3
ISO 000. Bad bad gone oa slowly : arrearg :
naul Sid 800 bad been gathered but cv.'g
: e tbe gifcat cemrrcteny concert leg tbtrra
coinage of silver it.is party , like every ota < - %
had split in twaji tbi * memorable year at
18M. and Lbe vote * bad fallen ifi to about
200.080 oat of 14 000 000 ballota.
Xise Willard toncbed on tbt wort dons
for tempcraace ta tbe silver states , aad
then cpoke of tbe Armenians aad tite e.x-
celleat work doae by Mrs. Steteiis of
Maiae Mrs. Pecsendea and Mue Black e'l
of Massachusetts in finding bomes for tie
refugees Beat over ty herself ead Lti"
Henry Somerset. She praised tbe Armet laa
relief committee and tbr Salvation army \ -
the admirable work done by them so laat
nearly 4&D friendless mm bad found friends
aad occupations She stated that tbe * or j : s
Women's Christian Temperance union in
tended to tnh * up th * work for the Anm : j-
ans as aa Important pan of its rtiiicatorc ;
they would probably found a cui iy : a
Cyprus for tb * voaies aad chjdrfn
Taie trss f olios rd by aa evsagelisaic bou * .
presided over by Her Alice Ruth Palmer oi
Minnesota. Thr coasideratloa of miscel
laneous btieitirss closed the start , mg see.eic.ii.
At tbe sltrrnooc seeclaa Mrs Mary Cu.-t-
Ikcd. president of the North Carolina uiuot. .
oiened tbe mefting with prajer after wti a
a letter of Lady Hears Soaierset was rtacl.
It was addresiied "To My Coitrtclct of
the Netloaal TTomea E Cbristiaa Ttniitr-
oaDe t'r.ioa " and said la ptrt
" 1 prufotrt-dly regret Uit tae eoajilj'-c-
tioas here IE tba enierprisce te naaa I
am pledged uad tbe duties EI o .ij OL : of
my Bioibers icpaired ieidtb rcafle : it ia-
poaaible for rae to croes tbr ciieax. ihi. ' 1
might receive tbe lapetus and iac ; < irci.oa
always imparted by association v th ny :
American tUiter * of thr vhit * ribbon it
is as ecru a ai anything ia th * clump nc
lite caa be ttat I ehatl attend .ie World u
Women's Cajtstioa Temperaacr vulun con
vention in C&aada next antuma. aad I am
earnestly lioi.ing that your aaaual mei-.Lc
aiay br held ia same city aot far ewa ? but
that 1 may be able to be prcsert at tt.it
treat gtttber ng. as well as the b.tntit :
"The cause of Armenia it eaitanned ia
ail our beam , cad 1 feel you wiil jnaa
broadly and wisely to comcrt tbo e vboce
ua peakable cUamtty should opea to tlit-ia
the door of every Christian b art and boat "
REPOHTf ON THJB TEAH'S WO&.K
Bepons on tb * yetr'E worU T U ua.oa
were thea prein-tited.
Tbe report of tb * cor.-Bspoadlas cocretary ,
MIT. Catberiug Lent Stevenson of Xasaac bu-
setu sbowed ti.a * . durinc tbe year 117F. new
union * bad bcrn organized , the gain ia
membership bfiag 1L.ESS. The gain bnw-
e < t > r had bora nB e ! ay L cerrespondta ? lu.t. .
A jmla ia mcmbprtihlp aad bttec made a
Xew Jersey JtUrj-laafl JilcWgaa. MauaUiu-
wu Kentucky Virginia , Louwiftaa. Coio-
rado Mlasiasippl , Iowa. . Majiowri. Tto-
B # BE New Hampshire TCK-.E tijs-rict oj
Columbia South Dakota Nirih I > tto-a.
iatern Waebtngtoc Ccaarrtlc t G orr.a.
Florida , fiat Arkansas Wrornlcg ladun
Terrnory Alabama , Oregon Mam * t J
Bbode Ii.land th * order of tbs'atn , IL.
dicatlne the relativer.tit Tbere we-e
in niinote. KaacM. Nebraska PCLD-
Okio Wiseoiit.la kouth Chltfortiir. .
: . Tork , CUUarnia. Vwsaott ,
. West Virtmia Idaba. N * Mexico ,
NtH'sda Oi.lfiitzr.a Arizona ltdiaaa % * *
irn Wafcbtnr' r Iit.iwtrt Moiuna North
' ci ' i.a aru ( ! . t < "tro.ta
Tt.e T. ' ( ' IH itt -r- Ji < en M.
t w fci'Ltuif s. * ttra UEtt , lit !
