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60 POLICE MEET MASCAGNI

SBEPHERD HIS ORCHESTRASAFELY TO IIOItOKFfi

N Millennial Wrlli or Musical fnlnn-Ilombs In the May the rclirtaStrikes Twice for Cash and Ceu It

Sleuths In the Striken PlacePletro Mascagnl and his orehect ra fiddled

In Now York nnd tlept In Uobokcn latnight and a bar or two was cut out of theJut piece Hymn to the Sun to that theplayers might get out of the jurisdiction ofthe New York court before midnight aidtho end of Sunday Miifcninl fearedwrits from his old friends atid former man-agers the Mittcnthal Bro

That Hymn to the Suns wouldnt havobeen cut If tho performance had not beenmade Late by two striken by tho musiciansfor puy und by the refusal of Slgnora-Biuichlul Cappelll to go on king herurine

But everything carne out right Innd and the musicians won their rneo

and the process wrvere to the fortiesLow and Police Commissioner

Partridge got this tclegrrm yesterdayfrom Now Haven

Ma tea Kn I and opera company too peoplearrive at Grand Central Button at 42i Itear p rsonal violence or from men

ho have reverted to Intimidation falia-hrrests and perjury Please pro ldt amplepolice protection for escort

Heard U Mascagnln new manager whoat the request of tho composer and of theItalian Consul In Bout on took charge ofthe company when Matcagnl had histrouble In that city with the Mittonthal

brothersThe police protection was ample Fifty

plainclothes cope In command of smilingDick Walsh mit tho musicians nt the Malion There was nobody else In tho stationMascagnl wouldnt come through tho gatefrom the train platform until DetectivePetroslni asuured that noneof the sleuths was a musical union manwith a bomb or Mittonthal man with awritThen and hie and theItalian detective from Mulberry streetgot into a carriage and to Herald

Mtccagnl insisted onhaving the carriage cunuins drawn tight

The 100 musIcians with their escort offifty cops followed on foot three nbrtact

a between every two musiciansThe line of was Fifth avenue

to Thirtyfourth street Capt Walsh ltdthe fIrst violinThe Captain said that It was the damndest

hed ever had in the policebusiness

Mark the rear withcymbals and tho thunderclap gong

man of the way thein the middle of the avenue because themusicians shuddered so every time theypassed a cross street

At tho theatre ten of the sleuths wererelieved for ono hour to and get theirevening clothes wherewith to ornamenttho and boxes The other fortysleuths were scattered In the

of tho theatre were reenforced ten men In uniform who saton the circular couches back of the or-chestra seats and dozed through DloPoes nte but woke up during Ladfll DeMlno when one of them discoveredthat by punching the chest of the lay figureof a woman he get a stream

from her Th ten copsgot In line and perfumed themselves

The ten Teen In eveningdress hud a harder Thoyhome of the vacant places on the stageifler the second strike

After the rehearsal and before tho per-formance h 100 musicians and thecops all went to a quicklunch restaurantIn Sixth venue and chargedIn the company

The of the restaurant cameover to th theatre In the middle of the

with 1 la bill He had 1050chaiged against lit sleuths and11130 against tbk musicians ManagerHeard went to th and got 3USOand he told Capt Walshwhat he thought ot hi

Hut the Ion ftof the manager troubles The show was

8 oclock None of the play-ers would mi wall thu bunch got 200riur thorn for Saturday nights performanceIn New

argued and so did Heanl butthat wouldnt do Then Heard sent to thobox office for 200 which ho distributed tothe players Tho curtain wont at 3i

there were no more troublesuntil the fourth number was reached whenSlgnora Bianchlnl Cappelll refused to goon Ten minutes more wore lost In arguingwith hoe and then Signora Fernettl was puton In her place

Then was another strike by themusicians who wanted 100 rashfor last nights performance

The manager tlOO andto pay other In Hoboken

satisfied but three of tho players whowouldnt on again pay forthat night s job

secretary ran around backof the a to fill those threevacant chairs

Walsh offered three of his menDetective Mulcahy spoke up beforehe was asked and wouldnt play-a damn thing If he couldnt have a

reprimanded him and thenassigned Baxter Cullcenand OConnor to sit in the row andlook like musicians

Baxter held a hull fiddle from whichthe secretary removed nil tho strings and

held to their mouthstubes which had been plugged

Walsh what thosituation won ho said

There have two strikes threeoops are on bases but Moscagtiis still at

The show wan over at 1130 Ten minuteslater the musicians aril werebundled Into cabs anti non furniture vanwith their InstrumertH and driven to theterry followed two process servers In a

on a chance of their not Retting out ofNew York by midnight They

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llfll stricken with aphasia jVHterdavafternoon near his home Ho was tnkeito the Lebanon Hospital where It was

last night that hU condition was srious

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Prnf Ltngle UlMoverii That O Ken liMore Inportant man Salt

CKICAOU I c 7 New dlrcovorlcB nrebeing mude by phybiologUts associated

itli Dr Jacques lob of the Universityof The latest one Is by Prof

Llngle ono of the men who forseveral years has one of Prof Loebschief assistants in his experiments intotho quctlon of what It Is that causes theheart to beat and what miltains UK actionvhen once ttarted-

Prof Ilnglo now comet forth with thetheory that t Is not only the salt knowna sodium chloride which stimulates andcnu e heart action hut that oxygen gasii even n more Important factor In sustainingheart action

According to the results of tho experi-ments by the university professors thotime IK not far distant when phrslclanuwill know just how much sodium chlorideanti how touch oxygen anti how much otsomething ele to Inject Into a dead porsonVvein In order to restore him to lifo Thequestion I atked by some of those whoh vo Iwrned of the ricont discoveriesIn regard to tho heart bent

long will it ho until scientists willto promote longevity

Prof Lingto scented the result which hehas attained partly by accident Whileexperimenting with a nrlp of turtles heartwhich he was moving front ono vessel con-

taining Fodium chloride h noticed thatthe heating of the was inctt e l when it cube Into contact with theair

Noting tills tine professor took a pieceof strip cut from tho ventricle of a turtlethat hid closed to beat HO a result of vio-

lence inflicted in preparing It for experi-ment placed It in a solution of salt antithen put strip of heart in n Jarof oxygen

Hern the beating was sustained forseventytwo hours No ono had beensuccessful In maintaining heat of aIngle strip of heart for so a time a

It was mist ore ago that Prof Lochtartlet tho world by state-ment and proof that the vital force of lifecornea from the electric forces In the foodwhich is eaten aril r nt from heat elements

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NKIIBASKA CITY Neb Dec 7 On Fridaythis city was on the batiks of the Missouriliver with tho main channel of the streamflowing clo e to the town Today tineMissouri Hlver I flowing three miles tothe eastward of the city and where for

the water flowed there Is now aseveral thousand acres In extent

The city is without fire protection orwater for family use the intake pipes ofthe water system being la the centre of thenewly mado ground A of severalhundred men are at work new pipesto tho water

The change took place In twelve hoursFriday night Only for tlw heavy rock

embankments of Burlington Railroadbridge across the Missouri that structurewould span dry land now The currentof the river changed Immediately belowtho bridge and returns to the old channellive miles below here

A largo amount of drift Ice Is comingdown the river anti a lam was formedearly Friday night Tine Platte and Mis-

souri rivers both hiring down tremendousamounts of sandy deposits and thesesettling tho cur-rent which cut Into thu batik on the Iowaide very fast and deported the earth

on tho sand bar on the Nebraska side of theriver Several farm on the Iowaside of tin river HwnllowM up

A number of these change in the riverhave occurred hut tho great speed withwhich the river worked in thin casenever been equalled-

It EDICT hiGh MEAT IltlCES-

nnternrn Tell of Shortage in Packingllou M anti on the Hances

OMAHA Neb Dec 7 Tho provisionsupply at tho South Omaln packing cais nearly 10VK000 rounds short as compared with this date year Tine flgtirpmean lifih prices classes of menunot year whether ornot the packinghouseledger goes

The clock at South Omahatoday aggregate PIIOSJJ pounds nsagainst pounds on thea your ago Tho falling off lii largelyduo to tho rhortano incattle U moro largelydue to the remarkilJo decrean In the Iccolpts of lln term provlflonsIncludes cU anti prepared meatsand tine great ttnpUf of tine retail marketsoutfildu of quarters

Tim Western raiw have almostdenuded of cattlo which were hurried totho markets during the fall closedbecause of tho high rPl et tiny brought

Hol ert Footo f f mson county WyoGrit of the men In thoState on range con itlons declares thntyomIiiK heriH ar reduced until only

thoo required for hivdlng purposes oreleft Western hans bring similarreports while w rattle territory-of tho liello Foui 10 S D

Is put In the same ch with Colorado andMontana that of hat ig closed the presentNMIMIII mot wit vorable signs for thecorning year

Tim shortage In IK receipts IH due tothe partial drought In year Tho receiptsat all stock yards In m country yearhave shown a falllnf ofT of nearly 10 per-cent An Improvem it IH expected nuM-

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Alan fiavc II to Stint Around theCareer From tine Police Station

Hlchanl A Canfields JTfiOO peachblo-wV stolen from his house while the Dis-

trict Attorney and the police werethe place a week ago tonight wasto Mr Canfleld at 6 oclock last eveningby Police Captain Lantry of the East Fiftyfirst Tine story of the returnof the Is Intenntlng llko the story oftine theft which was accomplished underthe eyes of almost Iwoscor policemena police ln pctor nnd police captain andImportable as it may teem while the keeneyed sleuth Jacobs was stacking about thehouse

About I oclock yesterday afternoon aman rune tho bamm nt bell of Mr Can

mouse with con iilerablo vigor Towho nsponded the man

Polke Captain I antry sent moInert to nay that he thinks he has Mr Canfields peachblow vase around at thin stationhoiiM

Mr Canfleli did not get home until530 Then Ito hUfllixl around to tine stationhouse as fast as his coachmen could drive

I am Mr Canfleld he said to thegoant and I am told that you may mayo

stone property of mine hereHe was invited Into tIne captains room

and when ho came out he carried some-thing done up In a

glad to say that got back mysaid he Tho captain will tell

you tho storyThis is Capt Iantrya story About 1230

this afternoon a tact about 10 years oldcanio in here with a package and said tothe sergeant

Say man around the cornergave me thw arid told me to give It to youand say that Jo sent it

Tho sergeant told the boy to watt amlnuto until ho found out what the packagecontained Unwrapping It ho found alittle vase with green spots and awooden standard to hold It sergeantBUpcted that It wits th vvethe theft of which ho had roid In TIrE Slvof morning Ho was prac-tically sure of no noticed the

of paper in which it wecontained aIm a clipping of THE Srv8store of the theft ol the Further-more on n of wrapping paperin the package wasletters

JIB CAXriELU 1111 NOT KNOW THK I

VASE WAS SO VALUABLE

The said he was Roger Meanysonof a bricklayer of Ml Third avenue

What did Joo look like asked thesergeant

Oh he was a pretty man withblack clothes and ono eye ho had ablack hat replied th K V

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street and Third avenueWould know him again If you

saw him asked the sergeantSure said the lad If he lock d as he did

hmt now He mo a quarter to bringthis around I guests toast mayobeen a swell

Tho sergeant sent a precincthome with the boy and fattier if

came later In tIe tIny tofind out If tim lad mad taken the rise to theHtnMoti liou e to detain tine p r on andnotify tre Mr Canflvld identified

vaw anti taken it away him andreceipt for It

rater Mr CnnfleM paidThe legend on tint piece of brown

liisidn from Tin SUN In whichtho Viie was wrapped convinces mo hintmy original was correct Tine erton who took the Itfrom the cabinet as n souvenir of tine raidHo had no Idea of its value and anythingol would mayo Mirved lila quiteas well mad found anything that hehave carried away a cushy

Police wasgreatly annoyed ye wlm h learnedof th vflpo said he wouldassure Mr Ctnfleld resource-of the Police Department wrwd lx putat his dl xhd to recover

No for what tinenter ou wild apt Piperthey do to di troy or HIT

property mil It to be I wentto aitlrlil nojso that for tuparticular of obfvrvlri how police-men tlicmtelvfs on such occa-sion So far as I could wo were partic-ularly eauful of Mr Canfleld

Tlie Matement w s nadn a day or twoald the reporter you hail

carried oft homi 310 of Ichip for Do you cameto say anytliliiK about that

r and then made thisHtatinient which to bo liighly Intervstlng to Mr Id

It IH lardly ary to deny the storyand I as w H say thud H accountItig rnndo to Mr t of nil prop-erty tflken from hU house by the

turned It will beThli mav Indicate lint tln authorities

have about rotioludeil that they lavo norate against tho gambling apparatus selnnl-OH n ri ull of docMonof the Crurt Imple-ments oct of eommlxiion nro netpossessions iinil If seized must ho returne

Jerome Midof tine theft of tho vase heforo Its recovery-was known

Just bemuse somebody says that thothing was stolen thatit Is so Ever a raid IH made tIneannouncement U mado thnt anywherefrom 0000 lo J2fO000 worth ofwere uilR iii after the raid I dont knowanything about this ease and have no sung

to make I know I haventany 3iOO va e that belongs to Canfleld-or clM

The Interesting question now Is whostole a quarter of a

after Adam Wlrth stole falnof thin Duchess of Dovoti

hlro ort world wnnte l to know whostole tin DiirhetM So far as anybodyknows tho only strangers Inon thai night wero the DistrictAttorney of hU stafT tho

Police Commissioner InspectorBrooks nnd his policemen SethTerry a number awl Jacobs

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LAHOttS WAR OV MILITIA

Second Lieutenant In Indiana Forced toGive tp HU OnTee

INDIANAPOLIS Ind Doe fightwhich organized labor U making againstthe enlistment of any of lit members In

tho State Militia and tho determination tomake tmch as are already members with-

draw from It wore emphasized todaywhen notice was given of the resignation-of Second Lieut George Cook of Elkhartbecause of pressure brought upon himby the Press Feeders Union of which heU n member

Lieut Cook lies been a member of theNational Guard for several years and wasrecently recommended to thin AdjutantGeneral of tIne State for promotion to a

Frt Lieutenancylast few months however

the labor unions throughout tho Statehave taken a stand against any of theirmembers belonging to the Guardand David Kennedy nn for theAmerican Federation of Labor has beenaddressing the unions In many cities andtoviis aid in all his speeches haa advUo-dagairft enlltmcnts of laboring men In

the militiaTine unions as a rile have passed by-

laws In conformity with his speechon andthere have betn many wlthrdawals fromthe militia Lieut Cook Is the first officerto do the bidding of I urloi-

in HER CHIXESE rvriLHarry 41iuck Americanized Celestial

Makes Hrnll Cousins Ills UrldeThe announcement of the marriage on

Nov 15 of Miss Emily Cousins of BergenIkach to Harry Chuck acaused a stir In Flat hush yesterday MissCousins is well known as a schoolworker In Flat burh and Brooklyn SheIH well to do and has taught a class ofChinamen In tho Washington Avenue BaptistChurch four years

Hurry Chuck WAS one of Miss Cousinspupils Ibis 24 years old and his bride Isnine years his senior Chuck dresses likeany citizen of meant Ho owns severallaundries In Brooklyn besides a wholesalecigar manufacturing bu lneln ManhattanHo hit been a Christian two years and hisbride helped In hU conversion

Tho wedding place at the brideshome in the presence of her parents TheRev James K Edwards of the First BaptistChurch officiated After the ceremony Mrand Mrs Chuck went to lire at 74 Sixthavenue Brooklyn

rtvr STLAL tiisnAn-An nmrial l erlnc Thai a Wife It Part or

Her Spout and Rob HimronnAND Me Dec Attorney

Whltehou having decided tlial thecommon law a roan and hta wife are onoand that a person cannot sUl fr n 1ilragelfthe entry continued by agrwnmnt hasbeen made In the case of the State againstRaymouth S Duntlng and at tho Januaryterm of tine Superior Court before Judge

ho will be dischargedSeveral months ago Thomas Harrison

caused tho arrest of hits wife alleging thatshe took n pocketbook containing 1040from under his pillow abstracted 1000and put tine 50 back Mrs Harrison saidshe gave tIne money to her sister MrsBunting and her husband MM Buntingwas arrcMtfd but Bunting left the cityIn Chicago he was arrested and broughtInert He was held for the Urcnd J Iryand was Indicted He admitted that horeceived the 1000 from Mrs Hrrrlsonbut asserted that there was no larceny Inthe case and that ho did not receive stolengoods He asserted that a wife cannotsteal from her husband or a hueliand fronthl wife and threfore while Mr Harrisondid not cf tiM nt to the taking of the moneyby n Harrison there was no crime com-mitted

County Attorney Whltehoiife now adnuts that thus view of the cuss Is correct

SC1EXTISTS Ti MKKT lV AFRICA

HrltlMi Areept an ImllatUnfor 100A-

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LONDON D o v It i stunted that thoIlllKh Awoclatlon Inns accepted on Invltnthin horn tho British South Africa Com-

pany to hold Us rurtml meeting In IOC-Snt Victoria Fulls on tho Zambetl Hlverwhere a hotel will le erected to oocommodate the members The company haallotted i7OUO for the expellee of theociciitlsts

The only precedent for tho associationmeeting out tide of meat Britain Is listfurnUhrd In 1MI when KM meeting washeld In Canada

WICIDF OV TllK

Col loinb of the Urllhh ShootsIllinieir nilli a nine

Spttlal CaMe rni tilt to Tug MUM

LONDON Dir ul Tlionms Lamb oftho South Lancashire lluglrmul who wasa passenger en tIm Iunard Line Mvatncr-Ktiurln committed suicide in his state-room on that vessel Ho placed tho mauizlo of n rifle In his mouth and pulled thettlgg r with his foot

Ho wns a member of the English teamthat took pait In the recent internationalshooting oonUHt In Canada whence ho wasreturning Ho served hi Soutli Africa

Kmclaml Honors fapt Mahan-

ftfttlal Deijictth la Till StJNDec 7 Capl Alfred Mahan

U S N retired his born elected an honor-ary life member of the Royal United ServiceInstitution In acknowledgment of his valu-able contributions to the literatureBritish Navy

IlTrnnwno Pa Dee 7 TIne now UnionSteel Company Is to ho financed at a capital-of 7i000WiO A bond Issue of 2000000Is to bo made In addition to tine authorizedstcok luo et 50000000 Of tine bonds asufficient sum will be nt nrMa lo redeemthe lionel Issuisof Sharon SteelCompany now merged into tine SteelCompany

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O r UELMOXT Alf If I WHITAMONG ULOOMS VICTIMS

Thefts Included Silverware and nothingheck Ulth fornelliii VanderblHi

Name IorKixl round tn HU RoomCame from Sweden IN Months Ale

Victor Bloom a young Swede who hasonly been in this country year and abut who has been assistant butlerH P Belmont Harry Payne Whitney andCharles Blair Macdonald was arraigned-In the Yorkvllle police court yesterdaycharged with robbing his employers ofsilverware and clothing

The police uy that Bloom admittedtho robberies and said that some of theloot was In his trunk which was In astorage warehouao Bloom also told tintpolice that a lot of stuff he had stolen wouldnot be found as he had pawned It and de-

stroyed the pawntlcketsWhen Bloom was first suspected accord-

Ing to tho police 0 II P Belmonte headbutler found in his assistants room acheck on the Fifth Avenue Bank for 2800signed Cornelius Vandorbilt sothe say inns admitted thatthe

Tlio prisoner also told the police thathe had worked for and robbed a man namedharrison who lives In Locust streetPhiladelphia

Tho arrest resulted from a visit whichA hayes Mr Bolmonts private

secretary to tho East Fiftyfirststreet Thursday Mr Hayestold apt Lanlry that seIne valuable an-

tique sllvtrwaro hind been stolen from MrBelrnonlii residence at 677 Fifth avenueAmong tho stolen he said wasa cream pitcher The articles had dis-

appeared ono by one and this led Mr lidmont to think that the stuff had not beentaken by outsiders though he was reluct-ant to eusjieet any of the servants A

closer watch was kLpt and for a time nothing disappeared Then Mr Beliuout dis-

covered that seine of his clothing wasmissing

Mr Belmont hired Bloom on Aug 7 TheSwede had eicellont references and whenhe wanted to leave on I Mr Belmontadded another Tho said he wasgoing to work In Harry Paynemouse

Mr told the captain that he hadsince obtained led liOnto the man arid he thought-tho should Investigate the matter

The captain sent Detectives andto Mr residence at

II East Sixtyfirst street they Inquired forBloom were that gone outbut would rw laCk in a short time

learned that various articles Includingseine of Mr Whitneyspeared in tho household since thoyoung man had b n employed

were In the headbutler told that he had lost a silverwatch He he had accused Bloom oftaking It and the young man had deniedtine theft and had house in a huff

The detectives waited several hours forhim hut he did not return That nighthowever on exnre wagon drove timidthe sold be had been ordered toBlooms trunk It was turned over to himand the detectives followed It to

518 Third avenue Theyleft instructions to be notifiedowner called for It

The mann dOt not return to timWhitney hmnn and an Invottlgntlon showed

ralilo wilvenvaro and otherproperty had been stolen The detectives

on Saturday that the trunk was tobe sent to 34 avenue and Bloom wasarrested there morning He waswearing watch which the butlerdec tared hnd been Molen hintpolice iruxdo Otto roll his shirt sleeves

that ho was wearing silk underAmong the taken front

the Belrnont houses wornsuits of silk underwear Tine prisoner kida valuable stickpin in Itwas recognized as one of Mr WhitneysTho said hint the young manhad stolen jewelry when ho wan in the

of Blair Macdonald at7 Fortyseventh street

to Fistfirst street suction and told tine Magistratethat expected to fluid fomostolen property when th v It

father was In the Swedishcustoms service at Stockholm andho had been sent to college In hU imli ncountry Ho aand a naif nun to servieeTho asked that he be remandeduntil tomorrow so tItan might havetime to oxamine the trunk find outIn how many families he had beensine ho camp to this country MacUlrmeCrane remanded tho young man

MAHSII STILL REFVDDLED

Sot Able to Ixplaln the 21 PorUets fullef anti Jewelry

Samuel B Manna treasurer of the AlkenLambert Jewelry Company was In theJefferson Market pttllcu court yesterdaywhen Harry 0 was arraigned Marshcouldnt talk Intelllfllily and Mr Manndeclared that ho must have been druggedAt his MarshV case wont overto Tuesday and hail was fixed at 1000

Tine clerk seas found about 0 oclockSaturday night hanging limp over thefence of the Manhattan Club propertyHo was shabbily clad hut his twentyonopockets wero full of jewelry of value andof

could nothow the clerk had obtained possession ofso much Jewelry

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The Citizens Line steamer Saratogawhich wan to have left early yesterdayfor Troy hat abandoned Its trip on accountof tho filling up of tho rlvor by ice at twopoints Capt J H Wllcox said lift nghtlint be would take his bunt to YorkCViunil freight at the foot of Fiftiethstieel and arK MINI on by rnll

Tlio Saratoga Mill tlwn soat Dean Hlch

of tho Line IIIH lenline and tine Adirondackworn to leave Troy together yesterday toassist norm waythrough the Ue xicks hey will not re-

turn meaiH Hint river trafilohas hand to he abandoned for WIXJMearlier than for Kiveril ieneinllyIt U kept up until about 10

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Sprclil Pupate lo Tnt SUN

PARIS M Marclle a medicalstudent recently became affianced to MileCordelia Leplay the elghteenyearclddaughter of exSenator Leplay A monthago M Leplay suddenly withdrew his con

to tine young couples marriage andresolved to elope with hU

On Friday afternoon h anti a friendan automobile In the Avenue De

near At LepUys residence andthree other men arrived in a cab Mile

Cordelia her governess and a friend ap-

peared soon after on their way to Mile

Coidellan music teachers residenceMarcllo and his friends surrounded the

three and Marcllo seized Cordelia nrdher to the automobile Tine threw

came In the cab prevented tieyoung ladys friends from herold the automobile speeded away withMile Cordelia and one of hIsblends

mother received a telegramyesterday containing a re

quest from her ton for money The policeat Brussels hoe been Instructed to Inter-

cept tho fugitives

ltAllROlt OFFICIAL HELlt

Arrested far HtralliiR Ticket auntS SellingThem to Scalpers

EUREKA SrniNos Ark Dec 7 E 0o tilt St Louis and Northern

Arkansas Railway was arrested hero lastnight clfarg d with forging signatures torailroad coupon tickets The plan allegedto have been adopted was to secure frontthe company blank tickets andafter tearing tilt the local sections to UntO

tho foreign artsThe apparently used tickets wr cent

to a confederate at St Louisor elsewhere and there sold for passageto destination malrly In the South-west The fall entirely uponthe St Louis and Northern Arkansas flailway as the used part would bo chargeableto tho rood In custody originaltickets were as shown by the serial num-ber thereon

RAILROAD IX LIQLOlt FIGhTLake Shore Will Rpenil IOOOfrOO More

In Colllnwoorl 0 If the Drjs Win

CLKVKLAND Onto Dec The Lake-Shore Railroad lire hfcotne a powerfulfactor In tIm Wet or Dry fight in Colllnwood which will bo decided on Thursday-If the town goes dry the Lake willspend nnoU er lCOO000 In0 now bolng exi nded In building shops-at Colllnwood It Is also reported thatnegotiations are on with a real estate firmto open a new allotment and build manyhouses which will be sold to employees atcost If the Drys win

The additional expenditure will not bemado If Colllnwood goon GeneralSuperintendent W H Marshall today

Under tho conditions which exist In tInetown we cannot get the best skilledwe wish

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lie Wouldnt Glue Up a Document ThatShe Demanded

nuTHRlK Okla Dee 7 Judge R WWiloy of HeiucKsy Okla was publiclyhorsewhipped yesterday hy Mrs Krekowa widow who lives on a farm thatcity

SIne demanded a contract between hercell and her son which she said the attor-ney had In his possession and upon hit re-

fitfal to deliver It shin belabored tIne lawyerwith a blacksrako whip until he succeededIn wresting It front her No outskirtsattempted to Interfere

IXSVIiAXCE hELl VI

Companies Decline to Pay Lot on thetVaddltucham Mansion Near New Haven

NEW HAVES Deo 7 H was announcedhere today that all payments cf fin In-

surance on tho mansion formerly ownedby Wilson Wnddlnfjham tho late cattleking nnd rt h owner that was destroyedby firo on Oct 16 had been stopped Thisdetermination was reached after an in-

vestigation Into tInt of the fire Itwas liscloged that this building had been sotafire building groundscost about 00000 ror severalit was unoccupied anti It depreciated invalue was for Si X

Its owner was said to bf Thomas H Llna-hin of thU city who bought a fewweeks It was down paying25000 for the property

AMOS J CVMMIXGSS LIBRARY

Ills Widow to rite It as He Desired tothe Printers Home

COLORADO SPRINGS Col Dec 7 MrsAmos J Cummings widow of tho lateNew York Congressman Is here on a visitlo the home founded In 1892 by Inter-national Typographical Union Mr CummlngH was a member of the original boardof trustees of the home His Interest inUH success was great Ho frequentlysaid he would bequeath his library to thehome this U tint object of his widows

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started In life a tyPesetter Isthat hlw library from In-

trinsic and w interests should hogiven to the home

LACKAWAXXA WAGES ITJ-

eneral Nuperlnlendcm Clarke AnnounceIncrease From nfl I

foiASTON Pa Dec 7 General Superbtendent T K Clarke of the Uxckawannarailroad gave out a statement hero thisevening to the effect that tIne companyhints decided to grant an lnctea of wagesto Us men 10 take effect probably on Dec I

This announcement had been expected forseveral days Mr Clurko says nothing an-

to tine amount of tho Increase but It Isthought that It will be about 10 per centThe Ktat ment ciild

Tin rat K paid the Laekawnnna toadhinco October 1300 have not been tixevedod-liv my load In tlio Kant and tIne lcienres-HlUiuy mndo some of tio

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THAT IS TIll Til THAT WEXTROVXD ESTFlt 11A1

Change of Ironi Imllcird on the Partof till Oppnnents of the rani Tolay llm llallroacl Coiuniltlee Votes

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There IK reason to lelioe that the Penn-

sylvania Kallrond tunnel franchise willnot only be acted on favorably by the Aldermens Itnllroad Commit IMS today but willbe potted by the bard tomorrow

It may l n that some of die Aldermenwho arts going to vote for it dont knowIt yet hut they will hear in time If tine In-

formation current lf night U correct-It Is possible that the chance of havingnil powers of the Aldermen over franchisestaken nutty has not appealed to certainmen of influcnto on tho Tammiiny sideBut whatever tho cirrurrntaricen are tiletip last ni ht was tent tlu crant will Lovoted tomorrow

Aldermen Diviner and Downing Ilepuhllcans of Brooklyn said yesterday theyhind seen lIeutCJov Woodruffs statementthat nil the Itepjblicnnc front BrooklynIn tIne Board of Aldermen would vote fortho tunnel fritichUo hut that they declinedto commit themselves openly for ithad rocclvitl no InttiixtloriM front tho orgrnlT tlon they said Other Aldnrmen-ixM they expected to eo Downing voto in tine liallrond Committee thisafternoon fora reportThat will give the frnnchlfu a majority tittho committee

Tammayad rmcn W re still tilltirg yestt nlay a a tit tint frarch Hi Aid rman MaxJ nrg u ie nMir rifieiuu iiiivans iiUtrlct In tho Imnrd aldthat he atd the rest of Tcmiratiy tellowlrg would neal t ilif fri

the eigliiioxr clans wvs put InP ho K on if theknew

AKIennau PiirjenN ecu thePentisylvatila planning to It termi-nus to He wild he wentover to Mcntauk last week to seineproperty aid fouud thnt the Pennsylvania

ng Island lailreadx Imd gobbled-it all iu

President Morris cf tin Republican CountyCommitee andKxecuilvH Committee av Senator Platt

morning l forc h started forWashington TK Republican Influence Inthe biard will bo exert the tunnelanti Senator Plaits visitors mid that If thegrant should be held theyear a bill certainly would Ixt offered In

thepower In tho Board of F timato and Appor

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KEEIIXfl AT Tim ALDERMEX

C F I Siiheoiiiiulttec tnlr In strengthenTunnel llitd ti To lay

The Central Federated Union which ap-

pointed a standing committee of II ft fensome tlmo ago to try to keep the laborclauses In tho Pennsylvania tunnel fran-chise decided yesterday that there Is yeta chance to get the Aldermen to vote againstthe franchise without the labor clausesA subcommittee of throe was appointedto see members the Railroad Committedof the hoard before it meets today anti

to talk them unto voting against thofranchise a it now stands

It was also decided that tineof fifteen should attend thin meeting of thoAldermen tcmorrow and among themembers for tho labor clauses

STVDEXT SECRETLY MARRIED

lathe Took a Wife and Kept nn III CourseIn PnlasoKy

William Clarke 27 years old of Tremonta graduate of Columbia University andSusie Ward 20 years old of 1933 Washingtonavenue TIll Bronx were married on April2 but their families didnt know of It tUyesterday-

The couple were married at the RomanCatholic Church of St Aloy iun 131st streetand Seventh avonue by Father McKenna

Clarke was takings postgraduato coursehi pedagogy at Columbia and continued ItHo did nut want o announce hU marriageto his chums In college and lila witsafraid to tell her Matters wenton that way until yesterday when thobrides motherHer father that his daughter shouldproduce liar htiitband

nrt to Lint home lint he nt firstwas afraid to In an M en-ho wan told he anti hi lirfcio would Ix for-given ho went to the Wards IIOIIH anti

lilt home will them ho andills wIre pet a mona for thomselvps-

Clarko lent told his mother of his marrings aid Me not mil rules lugbut n house at IS55 Jerome avenue

IIAIIRY lOHXSTOXi DEAD

Actor Who Hilled Mh lle ett and ShotIllmseir met In Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA Dee 7 Barry Johnstone the sharer of Kate Hassott theactreasdied at hrlf 7 oclock this morningDuring his last hours tho muidcrer wasIrrational To tIne crime of last Mondayho neer referred except on Thursdaywhen hi asked If MISS Hn Hett wax suffer-ing He was told lint she wax not The

which he flrrd Into hi own breastnear heart hnd pierced tine left lunganil was not extracted It had beenprobed for but an operation for Its removalwas not attempted

Johnfetonox mother two brothers andtwo sisters weie at his bedside No oneelse was allowed to wo him with the ex-

ception of nn Episcopal clergyman whohim urtll wlon It

n ciiiuinnl kiwyer from NowYork wax toconvcrmvithhlm

Immediately alter the dcHlli of Johnstonowas notified nnil to

remove the body authorities gave ivmaiim were takento Syracuse

MYSTERY AllOVT TillS ARREST

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