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OMAHA, WEDNESDAY MOB'ES'G. OCTOBEB 24. 1900-TWEEVE PAGES
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iOOKS LIRE COX GA5LET
Zil LJ "Wtsu PlcaipciertikrT ir Plaat of 1 '
L Pifit&o-i.
FRENCH MINISTER DECLARED TO BE ILL
AE:ttBM.3w H?TT,Balf Haem 3sd Mertior. of
Asj Indirpotdnon,
ANGLO-GERMAN AGREEMENT AT PARIS
Tract' 3sBf re titt Oos:purt Eefen Alu
getie: to Ttsg Tut Tdlt t.
MUTUAL FEAR INSPIRED Br THE NATIVES
XleHcf Obtain that Tlirrr Art- -No re
cref Clanse and tht o Con
tlncenry 1111 ArUe lo
loltinc Itnfcln.
PARIS. Oct SI There lt cnnstdcroW j
oyrtery eottorning thr brUin o! the rre&eh
lniniiter at Pel.ta. M. Plnebon Tbr Preach
EOvcrniaet bet received a cable message ;
from Li Hang Chang saying M Plaeben
it. ill and rtugrcntlag that tbe French Rt".
onment upjeoint toother jticnlpotcntlary.
The French minister of foreign afialtt . M.
XHlcassc received, tbe same da a
cablegram from M Finchec which did not ,
refer to his health, and ft If thought 1.1
Hung Chang f UCtlOn Is Open tt) eoeplCiOt
laifl lie bus cablet t X Plucbon on the
r.ubjeit. The Twajis wbirb 1 a aetni-ofii- (
UU organ, under a IifiodoB tlwt- pt
"Tht uait-r lb fltjrtoiBttli rtrcl-f li tba
the Anclo-Gtirmm tcTfteiDfirt li inwtiij- b
mutual aweemeut apalcrt either nountry ,
lelrinp tbe Tanpe Tf ruiey w-r- 1
many in in ennouf rmoaTuorai vu , tbe m-tjjjr tomorrow riual hearlnp fll
count of tivor-productier. She tberelore , l)f hui tomorrow morutnp
In Mtelanp commoroial OHtletf anC caMf her Mr Stiin iB t i,ttcment today. .ald
t r,.f on China, especially on the Yanre Ter J .. Gtte. t0 ruU. thc ,,oro.
rainy and feartnp ihat Dnpland may at- , pittlV tJJ iklllnp. be if now cudeavorlnc
temp: to urUe tha Tanse Tee rallry. be t0 rnlIi u Tbf. HuU Jp t personal attaik
lipncd the apreemeiit. . on . i0 Pc0rt to urerent the Orient
"Xlplomata are eeaCflent tbtt no fecre;
rlauKe eritn. The third article aprdtff to
the eventuality of Runnia defiu.tely eir.np
iiaachurla, in which caee German and
Enpland would divide thc Taapp Tne villrj
Hut there are reukoas to tUeee :hm will
not occur lw:aui.f RuiiRia it determined not
to aeize Manchuria."
ACCEDE TO AGREEMENT10'
Amnrln-llmicnrj and Itali Glir 1'lirlr 1
Akkt-iit io rw Antrlo-Grr- I
man Comport.
BERL.1K Oct "I A hlrh officikl of the
Derman .Foreign office asserted this even-
5nr tiikt Aiiiitriii.'Hiinnirr una t;.!-r in
expretsed tb.Hr ftraal adherence 10 the
Anglo-German agreement. Hut France'
TtusKie. knil the rtiKod Ststes have not
Cefined their position
Tbe press continue a lively disrutslon i
rf the argument. Tbe Hamburg Corre-
Oondrnt. whiti-fii. olten-tfce niputhpietejl
tt tie Foreign office, refers to "the suspi- 1
clon expressed in some foreign pipers 1
that certain clauses in the sgreement are
kept secret and says no serret rlausef
exist- The Tosslsche Zedtung. relerrlng to
tbe report that the failed States, before
riving a final agreement, wlrbes Germany
and Great Britain to g4ve an explanation
of what they mean bj clause r. and whether '
they Intend to preieat seizures Py force 1
and eayr "The unswer to such a que-
tion will probably lie thut Germany and
Great Britain bad not yet reached a de-
tlsion on tlist question, but intend to de-
tide after a seizure oerurt "
' No USert on liallroad raefl.a.
LONIiON. Oct. 2S. The nhi-tt!c iw 1
llrjifsh Foreign olfire say the Anglo-German
agreement will not alieet Russia's
railroad concessions in Manchuria. The;
point out that Ibe object of the np cement
is the holding of the luterrtty of China
vithout reference to ihe arraaremfnts
the powtirs In regard to the construction
railroads in Ctnr.a
DCriD! C VfC! PflUCTUC DCDCI c
rcUrLl. VI kLbUmt I nt ntDtLo
I
Jtrfn.-ee. Arrivltic at Canton Trll ,f ,
Ifrtrat ot ibr luprrlal
1I0NG KONG. Oct. 2. The situation atlcTAPT
'anion ir comparatively quiet. It is re
ported that the consuls have received let
ters warning them of dangers.
Refugees from Hul Chow lay the rebels
are welcomed tverj-wherc They take noth
ing without payment arid are treated as
puetite luMead of enemies Their leaders
are tmpposed to number ten each corn
ier in i. TJnw i i.r- i ,.,.,, . 1 j
r- - Htm i ia liu ir n 1 1 1 w 4 .
t tripling but Is everywhere suceesrful. He.
is jejiorted to bae defeated a large liotty
of imperial troops, killing a hundred of the
Chinese soldiers
The surnames of the rebel chiefs are
Hong. To, Cblng and Chan.
MORE TROOPS LEAVE PEKIN
J'lfleciuh t nited Stole Infantry and
Jlejal Welsh l"nklleer
Peeara
rCKlN. Oct. SC. (Via Tien Tela. Ort
11, and ShangbRl, Oct. SS )-Tbe Fifteenth
f ntled States infantry has departed from
the taty. It was eseorted beyond tbe walls
ly the other American troops
The lioj-al Wtlbh Pualleeri have also fie
jiarted. The dste ot tbe mewing of the foreign
ministers with Prince Cblng and Li Hung
Chang bas not jet been definitely fixed
Some of tbe ministers have not yet re
ceived instructions from their govern- 1
meets; two are absent from the rapital i
and one is ill
TUAN AS HOSTILE AS EVER
Jlrxer leader OIIrr Ami lor Drctror.
tloa of llrilUh I.xpedltion
to J'ao 11g I" a.
TIEK TS1N, Oot. It ental Gaeelee's
rxpeettlos joined Lord Campbell's regi
tatnt Octolier JK and tbe combined force
was expected lo reach Pao Ting Pu )t-k-terdty.
At We Nan tbe British discovered a let
ter from Prince Tuan ordering the exter
mination of the cxpruitinn among the
marshes and ofierlng arms from tbe gov
ernment, MlaUttr l'avor I'l-eark Propoaal,
PARIS. Oet 22 At a cabinet PDimrll
loday M. DeJcasse, the minister of foreign
affairs, announced that the ministers of
tbe p'.wert at Pekln met recently to semi- , ferlng in an manner with tbe tjonimg a!nd
t-f)' lally examine the French propnt.lt lent I polng of the Dow it miniaters or the huldtng
it a lsis lor p.ee negotiation and 1 Di 1bfdou'' i"ice t.y the Zlncisu' oon
ahuued thcmse4vertaoraWe tberetu. j CTcfe loSX1"11 W
raw?-': T
Prefers mmmt.
STOCKHOLM.. NfiC-.J
To tbe EdJior of TbfKj
I tin ,
ii plasterer by trade; bate fslwiiy
In-en 11 democrat; voted lor Bryan
is IriM. Imt tn ucrount of tbe J
iiptlT conditions, -with JilfDtr Pf
work nod tinVmtMjed conlideaco i
in tbe Int'-crtir and bonestj- oi
jwrpHw of tbe preneat hdralnls-
UctJon 1 trlU rate for TVIiLitun Mc- .
Kliil'T In lWHt .1. T. WHITE. J
GATES FACTION IN COURT
Aypltration U ntr fcr a ItrrrlTtr
for tfcr nnardlan Trnirt
CouiptLu;.
KANFA.S CJTT. Ort t Jokr TT. OiLtrt
t! CWeuFo. tafl other bo)0r ol i-rcurttlr
In tbf OutrCU-c Trurt roajmsy, nikflr p
jainUos in tbf leflertl court lofltr
r'iit-r lor tbf oemjiui.r iifl tor us lt
luuetloa t jirruot & mfftinc bi tbf rtoel;
bolficrr lor tenmrrtm to eltS & ni w bnurfl
ol Ctrectarb. TWt If RUC to hf m tttnil
ol tbf Gum eJeaent to pain contro) ol Its
aairr ana to nutf
o utop li from aldlnr in tbe ,
of the Kanm. Cltr. Merloo
way. ihe nhorl line whlh A,
finanierlnr o!
- - - . . -
E SMUwell It l'Uitdmc: between Kan
T Stilell If lruildiap between Kan
kkt Cltr and To;o Itampo, on tbe
fVcific (aft of the Mexican republic.
Dipbt new (tlreclork of the trust compter
r.ore to here 1-een fleeted tomorrow, and
tt)vn vt-h M If eald, in pesfeHntitn of
rotticleut pjoxlef to eakble blm to control
tbf !lectlen and name the fllreeton.. The
tew board waf then to xnet and elect Mr
StUveJl preulflent of the oompanr-
The Gatef petition, filed todur makes
renttiitiflhal charcef kctlntit Ptilwell and
hit ahtHiolatcf..
The otmrt cranwa an order reftraltlnE
,1)f. f.Ullnjtitl bt tI!r of the trust com-
phvy - t kBM4f and arainst the belfilnc of '
Hue from being built It will be u severe
blaw to Kansas City if a receiver is sp
pomted for the Guardian Trust company.
Tbe company if in pood financial condition
and its prosper ts are of tbe hrirhtest kind.
It if not interested in any way in be
Orient railroad enterprise beyond uetlnp
tt trustee, for which it 1 to 1k- paid- 1
have been particular to keep thc aCatr.
oi ooi.il riisijik,z.it's svjikrtur una bipuuci ,
and the statement thst the trust company's
t,olh companies separate and distinct
money was hemp used for tbe ratire&d ir i
false. Gatet and hit friend only own I
ibout 10' per cent of tbe stock of tile
Guiu-dlsn Trust company " 1
Mr Gates and his assistants contend that '
M Stilwm took aflvantape o: them in tbe
character of seauritle in the reorpanisatlon I
ol tbe ouarttlan Trust cnmpairy. The honas
" old Kansas City. Pittsburg L Gulf j
road fcgure in the bill and the contention Jr
roap tLat stockholders tre in danger
uf lotill! tJ-Wd.Olift ir Mr StilweJl is allowea
,0 rrr "ut hu pluIlK
i
WILL
STILL GIVE PASSES
1VrlT and Vonthrrn Bead nt "Vet
Head? 10 Ahollkh Prrr
Tr iikportntlfiii.
ST LOfJS Ort UK. All railroad lines
went and south of tbe Mississippi rlrer
ooraprirtng about 130 000 miies of trackage.
took action here today cn tbe par.f agree-
ment for the coming year General Man- 1
: ager Howard Elliott of tbe Burlington was ,
j n 'be chair and all liner were represented
'The old agreement was reaffirmed and an
j edditional clause added providing for
Ppnalty for the violation of the agreement ,
. Tti r V, 14im At. tn nt tt r. 1. A iir.nt- i r, "jr.fifi
" . Mv . .
ana upon conviction mr tbe violation ol .
the agreemnt a fine of linn will be im
posed and at once collected?
K reeolution whs offered 10 abolifcb free
transportation lor tbe coming year, hut on j
brier T.ut in vnte we. inn. it v. t.T..u
".that tbe condttlont were not ripe for such
O 1 4... 1 ...... I.... ., ... .
iuu.i.. ii.i-ur.uir. i.ui b i-Biiiiiim tr
appointed to confer with executive officers
t,f HDMi ln 841 olbpr f,,c't,on", of tbe country
looking to abolition in the luiure The local
committees were continued at St Louis.
St Piul .ctickgn. Kansas Citv and Omaha
vi,fc fllarret I nnary power ar to the lssu-
REIGN OF TERROR
DrnnVra e(rro Itallroad Hand Kill
Our Willi r Man and Wound
I Sri era utlirrk.
Hlf.'DMAN Pa.. Oct 22 A riot occurred
here at 2.30 o clod: this afternoon in a
restaurant near tbe Baltimore Ohio
depot, conducted by William Caver, a nepro.
Abram Kbroyer. a whit man. was fitting
at one of tbe tables and angered some 1 not say whether the conference would take' stores there and utilizing the branch rail
tiegroef who were present. K&ivec and j action tew-ari thc calling off of tbe strike ' road thence to Tang Ho. where it Joins the
pistols were drawn and an effort made to i la answer lo questions, thr leafier said main lint to Pekln.
lull Shroyer and hiR young son, who war ' lie would not ttke tbe re sponiibilny on'
nearby. A score of shots were fired, but
no tone bit A reign of terror exists. The
saloon have been closed and SbrriC Gales.
who bas been sect for. will be here to-
morrow with a parse of deputies.
Tbe negroes employed on tbe Baltimore
k ObiD lmicovements here were paid off
on Monocy ana nave neen orunk ever
einee
Last night G. H Stauh. .a Nova ficotlan.
in charge of Keti ham a. Co.'r rtables, was
r.hot and died won after Two Itallana
were also fhot and seriously wounded.
YOUTSEY BACK AT FRANKFORT
Cosvirird Murderer of Govrrnor Gor-
bel Jlrmoied from Georer-
town Jail in Cot.
rr.vart"nr.T Kr.. Oct. rn. Toutsrv
was placed in Jail here today being brought
over on bis cot. SberiC Shuff says that
Youiacr talked jerlerUy rational oa the
trip over and secerned to be in pood
' sp-iis
j Toutsey walked from the itrect to the
jail unassisted. Toutsey was the last of
tbe rur-pects who were confined In the
Georgetown Jail. Caleb Powers, who was
given life imprisonment, having been re
moved to Louirville. Davis, Combs and
Wbittker. the others, whose cases were
venued there, have been released on ball.
Toutser occupied a coll in the third floor
of the Jail
Jim Howard, who is under death sen
tence. 1 on the second floor and a strict
watch will be kept to prevaut them from
oommuuicating with each ether
nonleltr Act Injunction.
MANSFIELD. O. f.ct fa Counsel for
iTuran 4-joiiiri- nrwiwr oi i jiicace today
' t'!VaJe?,.I?.iV7it?,tFu",'4..tiir n"L ur
CHANGE FORM OF NOTICES
TfiniTiC Ooaptrjet Poet Kew Enlletiat ti to
In cruse of Vurts.
MEETING Of SUPERINTENDENTS HELD
Operator FtUI Jlefe lo Maltr
clllc Gna.ra.ntr a to Lenrth of
Tline tbe Prrft Advance
VI 11 Last.
SCRANTOX. P. OdI. St. A tafetltif o!
rui'frlctfuCeiitf:, rtjirefecttai: moKt o: thf
Ij.chtTtiiti Lnfl "Wjondiir vvJlfr rfplon.
vh.i htii hrrr t-cfl t.ti tp-cesiest mtflf to
jiort tbe :d11o-1cc notice:
In order to itvold tbf pomjiilcstlotjj t)if.
oulfl rerolt from f.frurinF llie umouru flu
to mch miner cm tl uotieef thut htve
been j.nrtefi the cwtmiMih b;ve PotiOlua?4.
the lh.Ft yetr ir baopt a renfr-l nfrtfc i
and to m-U to tlieir minrn powder at C m '
per kt e and aad tbf balance. 7H per oriit.
Tbf meetlcc wai tttihflufi b- General
Superlntenient C. C lioft o! lb Lieleware !
: Buflhon cBmnanr. Oonaral Bunerlntenflen. I
n Lt.omlf of the tclware. Lacht wanna
t wwitm Railroad company General Jian- 1
lrer w Mar of tbe Hlllmde Coal i- Iron I
c-Bmpanr. Superintendent W 3. Rlttardf of
i-HiiiitAja . QLiitu mu'iiuruL i j. Xfcii.iit.iun ui
.
tbe Lehiph i ni:fcef.barr Coal coajtanr
and President T H Wilkin of the Teinplt
7 . . w
iron company Thei.e oompanie opcrf.e
rttty-nine colherjea The big iOi4.er.et,
refuse atill to make a rpeeifie ruararsy
af to bow lonp the 16 per cent lncreaae i
rua "IB convorr.ki.ionf xiojc wjan i
them It can be ealfi that they will not make
nikj-taif. c-wriKicueeiii oosai o. .0utheaatMS.couananrntf.uip er rut , vllt company had become i.omew hat em-, i icned an apreement fluritK the last lecle
I the Laiktwannk Mid -'We Co not feel ( bekry wa on and the Etholred had much barrtknefi and Nkclemti ) er and Klne Itture vo euppurt popullat prlnclp)e ia
I called en 10 male afflflt that our oter eimculty in retting aloncnifle the drtfunk j Lipoid, who were both lirpe fUk bold- return lor their voter.. He alt. calif atten
, w at. p. ten In pood faith " i yacht. The chief oDccr o! the steamer. ,.rfc. mrfl tc utija k0me ahirei tipet ! tier to the lact that at the etronty coa-
"
MINES ARE KhAV LY fiUARDED
3V.rr t Mm wb Arr "R ,. rains
U
.ui liicrruord
Mnee
HAZUTTON. Pa., Oct. IS. Reportf Jroni '
the few eoiJierief thtt are rtill In opera- ,
tion in tmi repon tinow mat me niinw
of men at work today was not creator than ,
,last week The nrines remain heavily j
.puarded in fact the number of coal and
Iron policemen around them has been some-
what Increased durinc tbe Uct foriy-tipht I
hours. Strikers- plck.ls are also numer-
out in the rliinlty of th mines.
President Mitchell still refuses to fli- 1
Auitr .i "v iu ii.im ii "i lIjr
S. .. a V.. -..11 ...V 47 .1 aW..
itfkump compuy, vue k-juiea jnuie ort- ,
trs would 1 ready to ca l the strike oS
1 411. A . . A k . T 4 a 4. Ji W M 1. . 't T
apalnst that organization If the miner;
from tbe dlCereat repioat had not bound
themstdvef to stand lorether. The coa-
pany hut all along been selling powder at
ll.tti a keg. so It is not concerned In tbe
question, nut must wnt unui tne miners
and other operators come io some kpree-
meat. oat ..a ckve oee me isrp- i
est labor demonstration ever held In thlt
city took place this afternoon. It con-
titled of a big parade of striking mine
workers and a mass meeting.
Hverr settlement in the region was rep-
resented iB1iaf. .There we-, also miia-
cents from the j-anuier ween ana schuy
crui 41 uui """-k ouuuj- 1
kill TallejT in tbe parade. President Mitch
ell and other officials of tbe failed Mine
Workers rodt in carriages at the iead of
I the proeeacion 3t was etimated that
' there were nearly ju.uuw men in line. Aiier
tht parade Preeidcat MitchtOl adddrensed '
the assemblage.
BEGS MINERS TO BE LOYAL
rrrtldmi Mltrbrll Tredleta narlr
Cndlnr ot ftrlke la .pr-rb
ai rttillr,
P0TTSV1LLE, Ta . Oct SS Rain fell
. .. ... . . 4.
nesruy curing ane miners meeting moay
lmt -n,,. frowd. estimated kt nearly cone
person.
did not seem to mind thf down-
. oour. .lohn Fahe. nresldent of the -
..i.. ..w.rt. iri.i vui'i . v.
'nened to with interest, hit most
. v , ..,
vif i believe it will 1 onlr a few
"
.- imtll 1he OTierktor It the Htrletim.
u.ctj.nnt tnj Wroming valleys will con-
srnt to post notices agreeing to pay the
I 30 per cm increase in wages until April 1
I believe that if you stand together the
rert of this week, by Monday at least you
Iran return to work with everything won
you struck for"
President Mitchell then made a plea that
all remain leys! to tbe organization after
itbe contest ia ever. Just at they are dolnp
now.
I Mine Wortirra OSlrlal to Meet.
HAZLETON. Pa . Ort. 25 A member of
! the erecutlte board of tbe V nited Mine
! Workfrs nf Amerlra and of thr three an-
thracile districts, will be held here tomor
row lor the purpose of thoroughly canvass-
, lnr the rituation. Preaidont Mitchell would
himself of calling off the rtrike. but would
! rathrr have thr national board vote on the
I cuestlon. Those who are expected to at-
'. tend tomorrow'f meeting .re W. R. Falrlet I pvratet ten miles below here. Se reral
of Alabama. Fred Bllcber of Chicago.jtbouskndpoundslnspecieweretal-.cn.
j George Purrell of Indiana and Benjamin
James, all members ot the national cxeru- Ioelork Suerror anrd.
! live board. Secretary John Iempsey of
I'iitrlct No. 1. President John Thomas and
Secretary John T Gallagher of IHstrict
No 7 and John Tabey and Secretary George
Hartlele of District No.
Vice Grand Master ritxgerald of the
Brotherhood of Rtilwar Trainmen attended
aeeUnr of trainmen at rreetend, near
. here today. The object of the meetlnr
! could not lie learned, but it ir believed
the miners' strike was discussed
More otler Go l.
ka.j-w. ra. ant ;a. ine x orrst
, tlhlng company at Archibald, employing HW
' ni,in' today posted noticer giving the 30 per
i Increase In wepea, reducing the price of
powder to tl.i.p a keg, tbe new price to fig
ure lc tbe increase to contract miners, cad
guaranteeing tbe increase to continue until
April 3 next and thereafter until further or
fiera Tbe employer of this company have
been on strike since las. January
Notice of a like character are expected
toaar I rem ail the large comuanlet ib the
region that btve not yet jioetefi their mines.
Thomas Nicbolls president of district No.
1 of the fnlted Mine Workers, today ad
mitted that the end of tbe rtrikt it near and
that It would come in a very lew days, A
meetlnr of all the district and national off)
rer bas tecn called for tomorrow, he said,
and a.t thl meetlnr nnaitlve uetinn .111
jirobably be taken, provided, however, that
: .. . . . "lv...l. -v.. .v.... ...
all tbe coal oompanie will guarantee a 10
jr cent advance until April L
trlkr Deelnrrd CIT.
MIDDLE5BORO. Ky . Oct SS The coal I strikers, marched on tbe company's prop
miner strike wa today declared off ) erty. tore up 200 feet of railroad track
Eipht hundred men will returs 10 wort at and set tre to a tool house. Tku aflex
oack. j coon all la quia at the work.
Against Desplers.
R15LNO CITT. Nfb.. trt. 16 .
To tbfr Editor f Tbe Hw: In J
replr to rotir Jvir tHtlcp -wbiit
in.r n-uwms Xr reitittinc Brrta t
trr, 1 dm ;i;(! 1o tb Ire J
tfdntp of rtlrrr at tb rurie of j
ir, 1 1 1 tm imnnwd to Urrsa-
lzed drtoocrutT and -rbut tt
J Pttndfc for fm- trade! frt-e idlrtr J
mid rnin to every lndnttritl -a-
tcrprlue. 1 o ojpoffl to cbnupe
Mr. MeKlnley tnd tbe prindjJes J
lie bttudfc for for Mr. Bryan tm&
bU band of defponer and irpu-
diEtorR. Vry rTful1r. J
! .7. A. KE10H3LXBACH.
FOUR MEN SAVED FROM SEA
. , . . . . ,
' 1 orU-r I'lrkd I p .r rrnlt i
Jtrauirr 'Which Oirrbanlfd Tbria
a a Mnalnc TkckL
lOoprrifTM IP Vr Prrf PuMlnhlnr Co.
r-oiiT avtjvio JtmnJc. fl "j Kr-
lyork TVoria :ablecram Special Telecom.)
William H. and rredexicb Lanprton, Otto
FepeMLe and Noah F. Kanon. Jr. akded ,
Jor New Tork today on thf rmtefi Stale
1 , .C , -r" I
tiit- . f it i i inn r ' in. i 111 : . : i. : en
irai oonij. cieumcr jarf
rrult oonijianr' rtetrocr IStbelred. Ther '
arrived here thlf morninp on tbe ham
rtiamer. kkrinc taken an inrrfuntary trip
to Jamaica, after hivlac Ufh reeeued
irom tbe wreck of their tv eaty-tupht-Ioot ,
uump yacht, the Aliria.
The lour men -were pcuec up last
Wednerday momlnt: aboat ttlrty milek (
by kkiu:ul eeamanthlp. wa nnally able to l
ret within a Cmance from which k line
couic ir aurows to uit iiLtir rrkii.
men were then hauled .aboard and the
Meamcr proceeded lor this port. The yacht
wat abandoned In a siskin? condition and
could not have been kept afloat much
1 oncer.
Th t.,1a rtntkln Xiekfrt.t.n of the
Etbelred that thfy hd etaned from Hiph-
lkt,a k J.. :or Grnrwnd bay on
xnnefitr afternoon. When oZ the Homer
icon the said they were ptrurk by a
4na t3.cf FtJe Vhict Gnaroed the
bt ,lt)j rnfl cpft Lr.uy ull lt,
. . . i,hn.. . cr,mr.ffi. but the an-
tht)r chfclaf Vf tI0 wk tllfl urtllle Jrte !
...... n.. . r.
.. .. .
r liu m.m uur MAaua.a ,'.i.
carried past Bandy Hook ana out io sr.
Tithel-ed. it was 10 o'clock a m wha '
.... ,M,. Tn. ..j;.
the rescue took place. The men bad been
wlthout food since I p. m. on Tuesday ,
4 arj 4lkB PUunru irvri 1-14- 441UU r,,wf.,
liut had "been able to obtain some warmth
from a gasoline stove in tbe cabin.
The rudder was -unlnjuredjund they were
alDe tD keep the yacht's fcead before the
wind, bet the seat rollcdljnountatn high
h boat?Vas in daape:
'
of foundering Several time during the
night the pale was nearly s Wrong as at
the time tie sails were oii. away
All ,.f tV TeAruefl TnenVlrTiiranrfl fleen
" fC'SC: '
. j . . i v4v . : 4 .... 1
. ... .
naa xne oesx paBsengcr Aocuxmiiuai.uoiib on i
the voyage and would btve enjoyed it but ,
for the thought of their arxiout friends, j
who, they knew, would mourn them as dekd.
On landing here they made haste to send
taessage acnounrlnr there safety
NEW CABINET TAKES OATH
I-lve of tbe Minister Wlio Flar II e
rrlird Iortloli,. Arr Gen
rral lu tbr Army.
MADR1P. Ort 23 The new Spanish cahi-
net took thc oath toaty. sr-nor suveia iw-
lieves a great mistake was made in not giv-
ing the naval portfolio to Pener Sanchez Toe
and that it was an equal mistake to retain
General Linares a minister ol war.
-T-.. .mln.t nl.T 1htt f T nf the
' ministers are gonerala The official orrsn
I nf tb- trEiT oeolaret the tine bas arrived
4u- 4" m j.- --
t0 tindrctake enerpeUcally the recrpaciza-
I . i . .v.. t i-rr
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t rpa-ulkh Cabinet Complrtrd.
MADRID. Oct. i'S. Admiral Mozo. marl-
lime prefect at Cadiz, hat been appointed
minister of marine, the appointment com
pitting tbe Azcarrcgu ministry. He w-'il
arrive here on Thursday General Azcar-
J rapa is acting as minister of marine ad
I interim. Hlph officials of the department
' of the Interior have resigned aafi several
' prefect have indicated that they do not
desire to continue at their putts.
I-kxr tbe Harbor "Work.
LONDCiN. Ort 2r. -Tbe Glotie this after
noon announcer that Great Britain has
leased from the Bng'.lsb contractors the
harbor works of Chinp Wan Tao. now in
i course of construction lor a period ol elpbt
months, with the object of landing men anil
rirairs nob ranrnirr
CANTON. China. Oct. i'S. A vessel har-
' lot on board 100 passenrerts was boarded by
' 300 oassrnrers was boarded bv
. on. -a i.t.-uu .i.u iiicntoDcr.
under secretary of the foreign office, has
been appointed to succeed Count von Bue-
low ar minister of foreign affairs.
PREPARE TO RESUME WORK
Car Are Beinc Placed on tbe Track
llradj to Ship
Coal.
WILr-ESBAJIRE, Pa.. Oct, 2S Emptied
ear axe being placed today et all the Dela
ware, Lackawanna i- TSeatera company a
miner and it is apparent that tbe company
ir preparing to mine and ship coal. This
is taken as an indication that tbe com-
panics are peiung reacr ior tne return oi
their men to work, following tbe posting
ol notices at every mine. General Superin
tendent Lathrop of the Lehigh Valley Coal
oompany Is said id be In New Tork today
1 preparing for a rt sumption of ooal ship
1 ments.
No attempt was made this uu.rninr to
resume work at the Stanton waahnrr rf ibr
Lrhigb i. Wllkesbarre Coal company, which
wat closed yesterday fcllowinp nn attack
on the men by a crowd erf womes and bows
Shot were fired ibik moniinc from tbe
'indowa of hnuaet near by at tbe eoal and
I Iron Ttollce who were ruaroinc the ooal
-JZJPsCLXtrL't In tbe inland sea after
lost of life, nithdrew the policemen from
tbe bank and stationed thetn at the real
breaker As soon as tbe policemen took
their departure a crowd of men oresumaWv
JIKER AND KING AS PARTNERS
Tom "Llti of OolErsio &nd Leopold of
Bdlcitr: Jois Hudt.
NEW TEAK, OF FINANCIERS ANNOUNCED
"H ill Oj.frfitr Mr. Walali'a "VmI intri
ft" and 'incldrntallr lr t P
1lif Slurl Ma.rk.rt a
a Mdr nnr.
(CtPTTlrt, by I'res Iutwilaf; Co
PAKIS. Oot- I'S. iNew York "World
CuMccraa Special Telep-am.) 1 hkvr i.e
cured the eeeential Ikott recardinc the al
lcred butlsehc partnerehlp vhicb haf been
enured into between Thorna "VVaH.h, the
Colorado raillleaalrt, and bit rural hlph-
neKf Letipold. Unf of the Belgian. The
kMeruim
fvrve a
touth vl
that the contract esinted rtif
epal ulebrliT v bo 1 In rlof.e I
1th klie kthc When, however I
laid the lecu belore the law) or untie t; '
lor eonhrtnktion that Fcntletatn, after j
hhowinp i.lpnf of erect dlstrefa. oon
cludcd to explain the avtter. csactlnc tbe
promlfe Hit: liir narae i.beuld le withheld ,
He made the ! i.llev ice ktatvntent. which he I
,
f
tollil,j1Vu V
more correct than the rernon i
heeured When "WaUh firr.t at-
wwi iy aif Mtian ana waaton
. . . ... . .. . ... . .
ltrif of Uvinc anfl ent.rtatniaa. he at
ltrj- jj,
,
t0 lnt-rcM hlra te rtrtcul, burtiiriM.
f(.iltirQ.1, Lnfl our; otherf Charier Nacle- '
jaUurE the Bolplan prudent of the In- :
ternaUonai Bleepinp Car company, which
rnt.-oli tbe trUn de luxe enrvlee threuph-
PUl Burnj,e. Throuph outulde i peculktlouf
'Waliih
;ointinp out to him thtt under 1
American manacement the enterprise w ould ,
-Waikh Drriinrt 10 nitr. I
Walfh wis tempted It was at thi um- i i1" , 7 . "rl ur "
ture. threi months aco. that Nkplemkck- J,wlU ne.t'M' in cash to any rharttk
.rk km. i,! fnr . m...it,r ..t, ..n iMr,.- I ihititutlen in Nebraska ll any one win
Leopold and the Colorado mlUlonklrf "uc" kpieemcnt sipaeo oy me.
ecutp;rfnc a porpeout tpeciU train from ' Mw-e than that. If mich prool lt furaisbee
Paris to Ostent, where the klnp awaited the'1 r name as a candidate
Walsh family After soccttlnp an innik- , f"- United PtWef senatoi
tion to return Walsh war pushed lir Klnt :
Leopolfl and Naplemacktrs lor bis decision
in the proposed business desl. but tbr i
Amrriuan mill inut ire earlilmed
p ' . unf
conditions S or 4 per c-ht. 1 bandit
Tour oompany may pay under the liert
my cap-
U la such a wsy that it lcinpt In id 11
and even 20 ;er cent. 1am ut talk no more
i about your aleeplnc cars."
Kinp Leopold, who. oinie the marveieur
" w-., c
recuperation of the Coapo rree Stitt.
. -vr, a "
owni
WWJ xatX.w. upon hearing Walsh descent
upon and explain the possibilities c! the
kind of ojK-rations lhat are familiar to
Asiericas mlllionairek ebknged his tack.
InQulring where n king whD had some little
avails ble money himself could come in on
the Amurlcan field
Walsh, fearful of the whims of surh a
lofty partner "war sinrulurlr -unresponsive
and at first did not answer the Query
Leopold Cvrrlra UU rilm.
tunc ioui2. iittwnf r. ncn sirejrcr maafii
thl 'TnitMJfe4
nti iufl rP. iff -mtitt 1rrt.Tnnr.t.l.1el
- . . . . . - . - - . .
replies concerning Walsh s uprigitness and
fiaiinclal solidi.y had lronf favorably
impressed ly the brilliancy, iHildnens and
pruoonce 01 tne voinrkao millionaire
-uji-i umuii-kE ra vrri 4ir4ui-u nwnu " 414. ppeoec cn nmce at iiajton, t where he because as no:e teuer lie v.-ts m cnage
attention that thr latter- finally realized Poughi county and muniripal iionds. stlj- ' of tbe mail This he opened every more
the advantages of such a partnership, whirb -ulcrlng alwtys tjJtl thtT shoud be on ing and bed ample opportunity to abs ra"
in addition to bringing him high social dls- lithographic blanks, which be would fur- notes, drafts, checks uud money Of course
tinrtion would also provide him with un- ! nish. Hating secured lbe originals he be hud 10 be especially tkillful 10 mast
limited capita! for tbe execution of some would forge duplicates of thc same num- bis accounts balance. Thlr. direr'or at
of his vest business projects. .After a few ifr fcUa denomination to any extent he mttted that he was at a lost to account
-weeks' consideration Walsh finally yielded. 1 wibbed. The originals he would sell, but for tbe lallura of ihe bunk examiners 10
through the representations of Nape)- ibt lorged ones he would use as collateral , discover- Alrord's Irregularities ct thr r
nikckrrs. and consented to Income King socuritr Jor leant.. , last examination.
LcpolC s finandU aewser ano partner
ffTerU contracts have been r4gnd. each
eutrustlnr several miilions of dollars into
Walsh's handr..
My informant l-lieves that tbe opera-
linn, .nnl.mnlMi.H w-ill Irf. nf). Tn....,1,'
-.w..
, to mining, with some incidental etirrinr up
. of tbe rtock market, in order to bring to
terms those psverful financlerf who have
I j-ti t-r- " I t V . . ' V. nTirrfe-
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. r-.urn
DOVrlE DISTUnBURS FINcD
1 I'altb Holer 1 Mill Greeted by Hose
, Mol. in laiudna,
I Knlajid.
i
j IjONTiON. Oct. 2S. When the medical
, rtudenu who were arretted jesterday for
! mobbing John Alexander Dowle, the Zlon-
1st of Chicago, were arraigned before Mr.
Edward Nicholas Fenwick-Fenwick. the po-
lire magistrate, today, he pave them a good
icngur-lssfainp The magirtrste said he
j v at shocked at the feet lhat educated men
hue arieo so oisgrareiuuy anc assurea
them that their rowdyism and violence
would not be tolerated, rinek of l were
then imposed on ibe students.
t A huge mob awaited Mr. Iowie at St
Martin's town hall this afternoon and tbe
faith healer, who had to be guarded by
pre. was rurnea into tne nail tnrouca a
i double coroon oi policemen, i ne crowc .
double cordon of policemen. Tbe crowd
, 'no rnargeu ..at tne poure ntoppea
. w bat v.ere reaUyjiplyjuah..i lor the door
uhUc DorUag for Dowir.
l4ON"I0N, Oct- I Thf Daily Mkil .this
... ot,votPt ,,n ,.fiit0rlal to tbe de-
aoulirlCr of the oBrlalr for "encouraging
nna ,,rlrtw.UIIC Mr iVJt.." 'Tf the stud-
rnu had nufCM-ded in ducking this aged
fraud " ir savr.. "on crest harm would be
He would I able to rely on tbe
whole strength of the police for no other
purpose than to fleece tbe public, Hla
meetinct should be slopped. He deserves
no more consideration than tbe welcbej
of the race track."
Ttrvolotlon U S til.pre.ed.
4Jun.ir.uu. ura .a 4 ne complete
suppression of tbe revolution Is ofariallv an
' nounced. General Garcia has surrendered
, unconditionally.
! Senor Mota bar been arrested Dn the
i charge of rnmpnolty in tbe movement.
Senor Despradel has been appointed minister
ot agriculture in euotesEton to Senor Vas-
cucx.
Hatrhln a Revolution.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, Ort 2S. Tbf
Gleaner pumisues a report to tbe elleci
1 that a filibustering expedUion. headed by
b ri' Vnown Haylian erfle. is being jire-
Wa nere lor toe oyeranrcw o: tne gov-
mment of General Simon Sam. tbe preei-
aenl ol Hayti.
Prenrh Tran,urt SuotL.
1 i-nor n, tv, v..v. . .
' 4V.44J4-. w. ...-vu w.i.ui.,
using wjtn xae japtueac jmer 1 amar.ai ( ew 1 ora
Maru. Three rrenrhmen who were on board HeuUiampton Arrtved-Kadwirin Maria
. ' , Theresa from New Yarlu for ttrcmen
are missing At Hamburg Arrived - Bolpravia. from
New Ti.rk
German Troop. In China ioller. I At The Lizard Passed. Ortnlr H Pre
I BERLIN. Oct 2E Advice from China ton from New Totk fur PJj-roouth. via
! show thai the German troops are auTmng J "iK Uv.
i from disease. J emotO.
: False Prophecies vs, PrDsperity. :
J CE.VTKAL CITY. Nfb.. Ort. IS. J
To tbe Cdltor of Tbe Bee: It
, If true 1 votfd for Bryan In 3tM '
J Lud viU we for McElaley this j
yt'ar. Ny reason for tbe duuice t
are brlof too aaar fUc jrb
tie la 3850 end to aitifb jrh
;errty in 1S:3l i'owf trrty.
A- U. MAJtTIN.
Dealer In Boot and 5bteiv.
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER
forrraet ror Nubranka-
ralr. Warmer. Souiher'y WniAf.
Trrar-rraturr at Onalia j cf rli?
I
Hour. Iec.
Hour.
1 . in ... .
li. in . . .
3 I. lu ... .
4 n. in ... ,
r i. in ... .
l . in ... .
T I". IB ... i
r. in. . . i
V n. in ... .
lira
r. a. in...... r.4
tla.ni...... r.4
7 a. m ..... . f.3
Njk. ra..... r."
p k. tti ...... r.4
in k, n r-c
11 a.
1- in 07
10
;x
Jill I
:.
THnMP5f1K? MfiVPQ QTATPMFNT
Iotillrlir Ilt CanAldary a.tid Denlrt a
Lot of Srukation Mrlr I rti u
111k 0.oiirntk.
UN
D. E
UNOOLN Oi t :::.( Speolkl TtUerram i
Taomiitinn tonlrht rivp to tb tirfst
a rtatemeat concernitip hit candidacy lor
1 nited Btatef i.emtw it if devoted
chiefly to a denial of tbe tharpet that be
1 entton thti )ar 41 o! the Mi delcpittet
formally titceRfed a preference lor tin:
Contained la tbr statement if the follow- i
1 u" uvl I,Bj r itntemeui to per.
uu6t tbt"'e rrunuiiMit ptaUemen vhD hsvc
tblB wory ufc 6 c,Bwt ,or lhiT o?Pu'-
tion to me. which arises from pemanal
reasons, but 1 make It that those who art
seeking tbe truth and tbe euncesr of the
republican party msy know tbe fkcia "
In conclusion Mr Thompson siys "ft
is also being constantly circulated ovtir i
the ttkte that 3 have made a political alll- j
anre or tieuu' vtth Edward Roscwatrr. i
.This is Uso absolutely false. 1 am drvot-
! lce l rfrgy 1 huve to the success of I
1 1 repuUican Utket. loth naUnU and
siuie. ana i nsre not in any manner mafle
or talked of malunp anr tleup' of any
kind with Mr Rosewater or any one else."
CLEVER FORGER IS DEAD
I1 arind1f-r Tl'hn Obtained Over
KMKI.OOO on Itutrnk Bonds Out
of tbr Game.
. .w 1
-Cr-BVA. 'OZ trt. ta-Srw. 'was
h 1nA,v i V. v t
....... - ........ ... .... . un.i. . .
Lewis in Adams county, where he was
bora Lewis got Into tbe bond brokerage
business while conducting a small private
pane lc this rity. He discontinued it and
jt v estimated that tt the time of his
exposure he had out between ts&n 000 and
J400.011O of forpeo bonds. He secured these
)u.xiii from banks, financial and ineuranre
.ojnpan4cs all over the country Lewis er-
. "
capeo oeiertion in nis peculations by paj
ius thf luteren on bis loans and then
...,.,, ,v, ... .... . ....4
vhirJl ht VPU,a pmPIl6 ,0 ct,Heci. ic tt,,
v .
rly nr Tircvemeo tne COUtiOUS beinc tire
rented lcr payment. He v.-as pardoned
i ""Dm ttir I'o!tentiary In a dying condition
BRINGING HOME VOLUNTEERS
rlr1 of Xbrin to Lfirf tbf rblllp
plnrt. komr Time rn m em
ber Mrk C iiine Plrt.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2S At milltarr
; headquarterr brrf It it ttated that thr
( u-nt installment of tbe voluntetr army
BOw m the Philippines will leave Manila
' November 1 From that time until pert
June the transports will bring borne about
ih.oon nien at tbe rale of from A nop 10
' r,.fi(ilt a month The t.nk will, if porrtWe.
be shipped on earlier transports, that tbe)
may travel without rrowrHnc.
i The variout rertmenis will be mustered
' out an! paid as eoon hs possible after they
.arrive here. By this arrangement the
eampr now at the Presidio will be euffirient
i to accommodate the entire army.
MAN
KILLED BY MISTAKE
Striker Mate ratal Aaclf X'pu
Man t')io Vn ti)nf.rd to lie a
Noumiluii Wortrr.
SPRINGFIELD O Oct
-John
Srhoonover. master of the Masonic lodge
at St. Marys. 0 and a delegate to tbr
J Ohio grand lodge, meettsr here tomorrow
assaulted bore this evening as he
alighted from tbe train He pot off oa tbe
'rong tilde of the train and wat mletaken
by itrikerr for a nonunion moulder com-
ing bore to take the place ot etrll ers
i it uir ximitiuuoi-i eutiji j, t u t.uiiui.t.fa
, flBv.n fcnfl juf hyM irfcrtur4 by ftriklng
tilr ,.urpvnp He war removed to the hos
pital. His condition is serious
Territories Went Statehood.
vvRT WORTH. Tex Oct 21. The
4-ittZfn of Oklahoma and the Indian Ter-
ritnr want single maienooo lor the two
territories The formation of Irarues to
iiromoie Xliis cno un iH,inieiieea, -jut zirm
loague was organized at Wagoner. 1. T.
Determined effort in this direction are
being mode ly tbe leading people of those
ttirntnrles
Movement of Oc-eau Vrelf Ort. S3.
At New Tork Arrived Kaiser Wilbtilro
der Gross iroro urenien, Antona, from
- aianpow Laurentiati from Glasgow Siillea
-j, .Aniled' October 23-Pen Alb-rt.
t &Sito. 1 M aX n
At C'ueenetown-Arrived WaeslatiS. from
t 4l4iluoeipiliu, lur xvtu.ikii.
At Boulopne Sailod Bulgaria, from
' Html.urr for New Tork
- 4-t...rl.onri- ani!
Frederinh fler
OrnKse from Bremen azid So-jtiiamntoii. fur
ROBS ON" BIG SCALE
rirrt Katioial Sacc of Kew Tork Eit
f S703.0D3.
OLD TRUSTED OFFICIAL GOES VRONG
' Kote TeMer jUcord Cbtrced wid Beats
a Deftnltt:.
i
! DEFICIT COVERED UP BV SMART BALANCING
rpQeral Lxarcincn acfi Those Htcplryed tj
Eart ctw Kethirig Eiarpicirot.
PSESfOENT BAKER MAKES A' STATEMENT
Miortntrr 11m Itren C liarsrd (IE on tbr
Bioa. Ont of thr llwrif )"nad
Vltfa UlmlnUltlac Ssri'liii u
rrofitk a Itritrtr(X.
note telle! vt the rim National batik t-'
thlf clt). 1 a lurlUve and defaulter
the attt of fTMi.liall.
The dlheovery of tbe defaleitlon whi'h
war. mode thl aTtemeen. orrated the v
mot t earltrment tint the well known lit
billty of the rirnt Xatlenal bank and a
ntateert imui by tbe bank hkd Quit
inc tEeot. Thlt itweraent waf ar feiiwt
"The note teller, w ho has bees la the rc
ploy of tbe TJ-ft Ntnonal bank ler marr
yeart, is a drlaulter to a larpc amour'
Hit operatienr hair rontlatt4 for a ren-
clderable period and huve been i.tillful.y
1 Mnnntttl f n.nnrh n ltiM.--liulrtinii nf lltft
, ... . ,.v Ait.., r- ..t va
by oar of tht bank's employee ti few usys
after the completion of an taaaiinat mn i'f
the bank by the Vnited Ptnfr txtminrrs
Iurlnp tbe rontinuanee of hm peruUU"ts
periodical eaamiliaUont ktM- been made rr
several dieunct sett of cxamicirt rrpi-e
seattnr Uif comptroller's depa-rnifn' a.
eviH.rl aei'ountantt . and tne bank has also
had frequent mdepshdest examlnatinnr
, j,,,!,. Dj wlmh has dee4opefl any lrrefcu-
1 Krliy Tbe apprtpate in the false entr.es
i anwunuap ia ::nP.H(e. hs been charpefl lZ
i on the bonks of the bank out of be icoene
fund without diminishing the i.rpltc and
profits of the bank as leported in itt 1st:
putl islied statement It is expeint-1 'hkt
the shortage will be materially reduced 1
a substantial sum. of whl-.b there is f& r
jirosjiect of recovery."
(lid and Trotted Ctnplojr.
Altord hsd been with tbe bank lor twen'v
i f'a and wes one of the most trusted men
"
' cvpr 1 oni: r'rt"fl but 110 KUBrdclon of the
j truth VS-E la"l'a VBlU 1rn anj'r tc 'Bj"n
he sent word that he war ill ot his homr
1"
jmt experts at work and soni
lrrepularitlri were found As thc expers
delved deeper and deeper in'o Alvord s
books thc extent of the defalcation began
to dawn upon them, when It was found it
reached the rnormous figure of JTIifi.tiWY
tvnetber "fbist runt Isit-Jl thai ie IneA
M ti. i v... ... ....
4j.. imwi . wi
'veleped how tbe note teller was able to put
bis hands on so much -monev But one of
: tbe dlret-ors is reported 10 hare Raid ilia
1 Alvord was aulo 10 take euch a large sum
ni Great yicnrr at Saratoca.
roreet Raynnr is in 1 barge of tbe national
bank eaamtnert here What Alvord did -with
all tbe rath ir a mystery as yei..ex -cpt that
as usual in such cases it is i.f.id a 4Krge
amount of it went lr sioil. speculation. Tbe
story is that be bad lost X7E.D0D in one deii
but what deal it was has not been u-tee
It bas been discovered that during thr
i c .
cul k "rlBl f. M1Ci,fl,nn niDnrr like a
' ,iriarr lit rf.ntrfl u rottare. ket.t a line
stable of hornet and besides playing the
aces is said to have frequent ed gamnnc
bouses. If tbe stories are true A'vord dis
played entirely different characteristics than
those be showed at home. In this t.ty he
was known at a man of very regular hab.tr.
Among bit aasonlatcB he was looked up to
and on Wall street was known as. "HannV
! Alvord. lreausc of his cheery wart Hi
borne waf In the suburb of Mount Vernon
j This home It a magnificent pla'-e. located
on CbeeterHJl. one of tbe most aristocratic
sections of the suburb. It is nurrounfied bv
1 luxurious grounds and thore ar extern '
1 stables.
One of ibe Uoot of Monnt Verne a,
Alvord haa long lrn considered one of 'he
i lig men of the town His family r ntena,ne
I lavishly and pae large sums to rbar f
He was prominent in rburrh society, ati
his wife is considered one of the mor
1 beautiful women in Mount Vernon, lrvita
! tlons bad bea sent out for a grand C'nne-
at the Alvord home. On the day set fe
tbr dinner messengers scurried throughout
Mount Vernon recalling the iuvllationa, That
tight tbe bouse wa In darkness. Triune
of the family wore told that Mr Alvord wan
ill Tbe darkened windows rinrr then ans
the fart that no callerr wore adm-Ve-! lefl
r iijripbiiors to believe bis u:nest wat-
serious, lt was not unit this afternoon
that the residents of Chester H 11 betrrt
) oi nlr lnr flejticaiHm There was a ramor
llltt hW lf,fl lb. ,()V.B on &Ly
flmllW- lurUktions were eanoelleS and tbf
i,e tut)l; u steamer lor South America, itu
j CDnIfl aJl b uorrobtirated
Late thia afternoon Mrs. Alvord tbe
wife, was seen at her Mount Vernon home
She wat weeping bitterly and would not
talk about tbe case The family oondcted
of Mr. and Mrs. Alvord and two girls and
a boy. They kept four or five servants
Mrs Aivord Is said 10 hcvi told trlen
ihot oving to bis position in tbe back M'
Alvord was enabled to obtain tip whi h
enabled blm to make 140.000 to thO.OOO a
year over bis salary liy operating In Wa 1
street. She Is said to have beamed lha
ber .husband's tips were so straight thtt be
never lost a cent in the street and always
made a pain
standing- of Bank.
Tb Fleet National bank Is considered one
of the strong financial Institutions of tbe
tlty Geerge F. Baker, it president, 1s
also president of tbe clearing house. Wil
liam R Reed If tbe caabier. The dlrertors
are Geerre A Baker, Fltker Baker, Wil
liam B Reed. Harry C. Fabenetoct, Wil
liam Fabenstock. F L. Kline and James
Farland. Tbe tiank has a capital of tDOO -000
a surplus of tL,0U.(00 and undivided
profits,
A statement made by tbe bank on Sep
tember I showed Capital, tr.Oti 000 mjr
jJua. tCOUiKibi uidltideC profit. fVH.-