VOL LXXNO 323

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Guard Killed and the Other Wounded

Cattlemen Held Troops Asked For

KKI IWOK Mon July doublelynching occurred at Basin Wyo oarly

as a result Sheriffof Big Horn county ban arrested

cattlemen near Thermopollshind iippealid to tho Governor of Wyom-

ing fir tho assistance of the militia in get-

ting his prisoners to tho Basin jailThe tnin lynched wero two condemned

murderers and the mob also shot and killeda deputy sheriff The murderers wereJim iormnn who killed his brother abouta year ago ran off with his brotherswife and a mnn named Wallers a travelling man who killed a widow named Hoovernl TlienniMiliH Hot Springs two years agobecause slit refused to marry him

It was reported to Sheriff Fenton on lastWednesday morning that a mob was comingtip to along tho Big Horn River forilp of lynching Gorman and Waltors measure of precaution the Sherifflook these two men nnd a horse thief out

f the and secreted them In a gullynear under guard of Deputy SheriffMU Alston and Deputy C E Price

had exceptionally smallhands managed to slip his handcuffs andmake hi escaM Deputy Price fired oneshot nt the fugitive ns he disappeared inthe hngh but tho bullet went wide GorniHii swam the Big Horn River and madefor th mountains A posse of seven men

iilckly organized and Gorman wns reearly yesterday morning on Trap

jer reek abut fifty inilra from BasinFrom Wednesday until Saturday morningho not a mouthful of food andwis exceedingly weak Ho had no firenrm and offered no resistance

Meantime Sheriff Fenton had replacedWalters and tin horse thief In tho Basin

Lat evening Gorman was also placedand a force of fifteen deputies was

sworn InFeeling had been running high among

the people for a long time Gormanstime was considered particularly inhumanand atrocious Ho shot his brother Tomat the latterH ranch on Shell Creek nearThermopolls and then ran off with Tomswife Maggie who is held as nn accom-plice In tlm crime but ta out on hail

Gorman had two trials each resultingin sentence of death by hanging hut hisattorney took tim case to th AppellateSupreme Court The ranchers beltvedjustice would be defeated

Walters fell In lovo with a Mrs HooverShe refused to marry him and he shother Justice has been delayed in his case

alsoLastevening a mob of about thirty men

masked perfect up thej w Swt ba lc of tho Big Horn dismounted

tethered their hones and compelled theferryman to across the riverThey made no demonstration until theyentered Basin when five shots wereus a warning

The mob proceeded at once to the build-ing which is courthouse and

anti fired a volley into jailDeputy C E Prico and Special DeputyGeorge S Mend were guarding the pris-oners One bullet grazed Meads shoulderand entered Prices heart killing himinstantly

Members of time mob then quickly procured telephone poleM and battered thejail door down They first camo to Walters

crouched on his cot begging for mercyXo needless torture was resorted to butWalters was hhot instantly

The mob next found Gorman whose bodyvi pierced by five ho was leftlinnmiiahly dead Ho lingered until

uinming when ho Ho made noftiteinenl but nsk d to Gorman

is fiivornpliee She was far away and-quest iinild nut ho granted

Is rl clout tho TOOl quickly dlsa-pKird One report is that not n single

if tho mob wan recognized AnIn r stat mi nt is that IVputy Mend recog

nixii in Under hut will not mako knownmans identity Prlw time deputy

hivrs killed is a nephew of Job Pricevmai r f tho Mubar ranch

nure aliirniini statement of nfiiift is reported from neighborhood of

IhcrittnpiiijH About six woekrt ago as nmil f rango feud that has been so

waged u shtpniau named BenMimk was by cattlemen Sheriff

inirii it JK mid lias captured tho murilerrMY who nre all prominentninl unities have been withheldHut on iiccouiit of the threats made against

nn sinviff Kenton is unable to get hislMmers to

I is Mid that the same mob lynched11umin ami Walters or its

de lapMl ihal Sheriff Fenton will neverRit nut of the region alive with his prisonersSheriff has telegraphed the Gov-ern r nf Wyoming for permission to use

Siflie militia at has alsoem tflephoiio messngiH to Cody Basin

nnd other Wyoming townsking ivr volunteers to assist him In up

riildiiif theEverywhere hardy Westerners arc re

Pondins to the cullnd IwMening toward Thermopolls-

Is prolmMe that militia will also boordered to tho scene The country aboutTlmrrnopolis s wild and lawless A mes

iroived at Cody this morning fromhrierifr Kenton Mid that ho still had thoPrinonprs in Ills possession and that he beiived hn could hold out until

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IXIHUESTIULE SECURITIESI J Illlli Ixiilaiiatlnn of the Dlstiirlud

FinancIal MarketST PAUL Mini July 10 President

James J Hill of the Client Northern hasreturned to St Paul after his five weeksouting in Kant Referring to prcHcntfinancial and ho said

Tlm Eastern mnrUet is a everybodyknows in n disturtiod condition

stocks have boon thrown upon themarket In enormous quantities and thepublic has Htoppod buying The troublehas been ascribed to undigested securitiesbut perhaps we would better call thornindigestible securities

Out hero wo are not worried nor do weneed to worry about any of these move-ments Wo in the Northwest are not dealersIn industrial securities and our people havenot invested their money in them

Our broad acres do not feel any tremorsin Wall Street From St Paul clear throughto the Pacific Coast the ore engagedin producing foodstuffs in lumbering andmining in developing time great naturalresources of the country Therefore theyare prosperous and I see no reason to be-lieve that this prosperity will not continue

irinriiftt PREACHER DEAD

The llov Jean Slcjlts Recently Convictedof lllsamy Drown Himself

NEW ORLEANS July 19The Hev JeanBkyleJ an ho called himself but whosereal name was Lane who was recentlyconvicted of bigamy nt Port 01 bson Missand was awaiting removal to the Slatepenitentiary when it was discovered thathe was insane and was sent instead to theState Insane Asylum at Jackson com-mitted suicide yesterday in a small pondin thin rear of tho asylum was amiiitater of great oratorical powers antimuch in demand at revival meetings Hemarried a young Mississippi woman utlort Gibson but on their bridal tour it wasdiscovered that ho had five other wivesmarrying them on short notice in tho severalTexas Arkansas mind Mississippi townswhere ho had preached

There was no evidence of his insanityuntil after his conviction

TilL REV H K HOVER WlSSIVfl

HI Illlnd Wife Whose fortune tinsDwindled Slit Wont Pay lilt Hill

WINSTKD Conn July 10 Tho RevHenry K Boyer until recently heudmiisurof Boyers School in lloburtavillo nearWlnsted hiss disappeared and today illswife Mrs Towrsend Boyer advertisedthat site would not be responsible for anybills hoc husband might contract Ac-

cording to tho friends of the womanhas squandered almost the entire fortune

Item former husband who wasIL Consul in France and left her a largoamount of money Among other pos-sessions was u villa in Italy whereBoyer and her former husband lived whichhas gone with the other property

Mrs Boyer married husbandseveral He represented that

a Baptistlast winter Boyer was toevade the a for paintinghis school It came out thatin the hotel business In and aneducator ho had BB a clergymanunder four denominationsfor a time for tilt in Washing-ton Then he decided thatpulpit was moro to his liking This wasafter lied hem obliged to thecopal and Dutch churches so itwas said Lately bo has

n man of thoTo add to tho trouble of her money

Mrs Boyer is now totally blind

HOSPITAL PATIEXTS l FIGHTLively In the Accident Ward Police

Culled On to Subdue ThemMichael Sullivan of 2487 Second avenue

William Donohuo of 3S2 East Ninetyfirsthtreet mind John Ward no homo wero Inthe Yorkvillo police court yesterday forraising a disturbance In the PresbyterianHospital

The three were in beds In tho accidentward on Saturday night OB a result of slightinjuries and mind Donotmo wereIntoxicated Tin former got out of bedand saying to Ward that hn wasIllness to take tho bandagesfrom his hind Ward resisted and DonohuoWont to his assistance In a moment thethree wero about tho ward in alively fight The Attendants and nursestried vainly to stop thin row Several-of went to tho assistance-of the whereupon Sullivan and

lought all theothers

A telephone message was sent to Policeand the Fast Sixtyseventh

ftirrt station was notified PeterDevlin wont to the hospital with severalpolicemen in tho wagon When

Sullivan and Donohuo wereon tho floor and two doctorti and a nursewero holding each one down

Magistrate Mayo fitted those two 10

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u LOWS IIODV WIT

Owing to llikln lie Wore It Slay noSeveral Days Before It IK Recovered

Scores of yachts of all descriptions sailedover Oravesend Bay searching for the bodyof Edwin H Low the Atlantic Yacht Club

who lost his lift on Saturdayduring a race between tho small craft ofthin ilichard IJ Moore who wentout in lila catboat I ho Martha M of theBonsonlmrst dub dived several timeshut did not sect body Owing to the

oilskins worn Mr is notprobable the body will be recovered

daysThe whore

is u dangerous tine to smallA strong wind I he east stirs achoppy cross sea that makes itfor mont experienced yachtsman tohandle n boat hero

Many telegrams of inquiry and sympathy-were at the Low cottageAtlantic Yacht Club house at Sea Cainyesterday

HRAXCH OF OTRE 1M1IU

Plan to Ilulld n Collewc of the Catholicinlver lty at IouffhUeepsleL-

APOKTK hid July 10 Tho decision-

to build a Catholic college a branch of thoUniversity of Notre Damn in New Yorkwill be announced within a few days if theplans which are now under considerationdo not foil of consummation PresidentMorrlsspy of NoIre Dnmo hits cnnvuKsed

the project and has beenselected as site Negotia-tions for the ground on the

will bo have boon practicallyclosed and Iho plans for thobeen drafted

Notre Dum is administered by the Catho-lic Order of the Italy Crow and Pomsh

college be under admin-istration nf Indiana University

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a Life Interest I ocnto That Child Is Ue d

Mrs Gunning S Bedford who was fined10 in the Bow police court in London

on May 23 for falsely registering anotherschild aa her own arrived yesterday fromHavre aboard the French hue steamship11 Gaftcogno with plenty to tell reporters about her effort to set control ofabout 350000 tIme lift interest of her laInhusband in two trust estates She pleadedguilty In London of having falsely declaredthat tim baby wus her own Under thewill of her husbands father Dr FrederickBedford and his uncle Judgo Gunning SBedford the estate was to go to five womencousins of Gunning S Bedford in case hoshould tile without issue The lawyers-for the five women say that that iswhy Mrs Bedford a unity andtried to palm it olT as hor own

Mrs Bedford was reluctant to land fromtlio steamship yesterday until she foundout that there were no detectives waiting-for her She is a blonde slondernnd sonicwhat nervous and has wide blue eyes anda Frenchy intuincr of expression andgesticulation While site talked rapidlyand excitedly to the reporters herkinds and shoulders were never rt restand she emplia ied her feelings withfrequent stamps of her small feet Shosays she WRB born in America butspeaks with a slight French accent Shesaid

I have come over to sign paperssecure a lawyer to begin n fight for myhusbands property No I will not givean interview until I have consulted counsel

seen tho trustees of the propertyEugene L Bushe and Mr

Fiske I have been treated in the mostunprofessional manner the lawyers

are you going Airs BedfordI not know But the first

vIsit will be Woodltiwn tostrew flowers on husbands graveMy rights in my husbands estate be

sumo people think PerhapsI am entitled to n than adower If timers is as much corruptionantI intimidation in this case onof Iho water as there was on tho other Ihair fur my effort to get justice I watt

Yen it is true that I confessed that Iwas not the mother of the that Iwits mine Hut it is husbandsMr Busho had heard time child was

husbands I will not reveal the nameof the mother There is no question aboutiho fact that Ithe trustees of

us husbands Mrford said the child was Illsto take care of it

As to tho fraudulent registration Isimply did Bedford asked me to

do not believe the child is dud asreported-

It was alive when I sailed from Havrealthough suffering slightly with whooping

I of anurfip Tho child is 7 months old and In

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that I am not BO much of a simpleton as 1

may look I IMJKB my on thisFrederick Bedford my husbands

father shuuM have forsupport of his son his sons his

didnt have a right toto others all time property no received fromhis wife the my husband whowas a Mrs Chittomleu before Dr Bedfordmarried liar Dr Bedford got the greater

of his wealth from my husbandsmother

My husbands ambition was to breakthe of his father which be regardedax unjust Ho could never

to tIme point of Blurting litigation I donot want property simply because Ineed it hut beaiuso my wantedmo to have it Why do them people lightmo I han claimed a fromthem What reason for It bus

hated these people who have tried todeprive lila widow of her rights Theytried to disprove my marriage atthey couldnt do

As to antecedents I shall littleI was Helen Middleton I left homo whenI was 14 years have lind nothing todo with my father since Ill treatmentcaused me to go I wns blessed withn good stepmother My father or hied monot to como to as I would bo ar-rested I fear arrest nnd I shall not leavethe ship if I learn that waiting-for me You say there Is noneWell I will bravn it out end go ashore Iam not an ordinary if I were Iwould not have been able to stand upunder the ordeals I have Passed through-

At this point Mrs Bedford Ixcnme muchagitated in a voice

I do not know what combination theyhave formed airalnst me When angoing voufcind you donot know how to defend yourself Is notstrange tint the only ship on which anattempt was to rlvnamito wasthe in which I sailed for England-I being killed but I do not wantto lose my eyes Hero Mrs Bedfordturned her on at full power

Ah I will make some husbandsrelatives perspire hero MrsBedford forefinger alongsideher noso No otto myfairly no ono except m

How nliMit your Inthis is developing Into In-

terview For your Information Iwill tell you Bedford hall no right

ChiltendensMrs Bedford beckoned to tho steward

anti exclaimedI tall you steward who speak

French nnd to witness that linvosaid nothing for 1 think Iwill po I dont know what to doThin child is this dramatically nnd shall lxcured for to fathers de

MiresMrs Bedford cnid site hutch had four chil-

dren of her own and that all had died thather husband in tho of a nurse andwitneciTS hind repeatedly asked to see

child anti to that itwas his

Mrs Bedford went to the irenoble

DILLS MTOMOntLK TRIP

Falls to Make Ills Kpcetrd Npred Ilrlwren-lrnox NorthamptonN-

oiiTiiAMPTOv Mass July 10 The automobilirlrt from Orange N J who are maltirjtf an endurance run to tho llangeley Lakesin Malno arrived in this city last in npouring rain The party consists

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cheat of the Automobile Club of Americaremained hero inday and will continuetin run fomorrow

Mr Dill is nl tempting to show that anamateur can cover in an en-

durance run fourteen and onehalf anhour user country road but

do it today average speed on thetrip from Inox being exceptof ten milos an hour The failure to make I

better time was duo to the muddy eomlilion of tho roads which were w hind In I

places that it becamo necessary windwith ascent of sonic

of the hills in Berkshire could madeTomorrow morning the party will start-

up the Connecticut N IIfrom there will go to Dixvlllo

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LINK TO UK ALL ENGLISHNo Foreigner as Director or Principal

omter Capital Mode to no IncreasedSpecial CaW Mpociet to TUB SUN

LIVERPOOL July 19 TIme Cunard Steam-ship Company at a special meeting onJuly 20 will consider Important resolutionsOno Is that no foreigner shall hold officeas a director or principal officer of time

companyAnother is that tho capital shall be in

creased to 2000000 by the creation of anow share of the value of 20 be calleda Government share and to bo issued to anominee of tho Government

LONDON July 20 Tho morning news-papers point to the significance of thoCunard proposals which seek absolutely toInsure exclusively British ownership-One of the resolutions that will Ui pro-posed is to the effect that no foreign corporation shall hold or In any way control anyshares of time company A foreign corpora-tion is defined as a corporation a majority-of directors or shareholders either

or indirect are not British subjectsTho directors may upon any share-

holder to provo weeks thathis shares aro not lucid in violation of time

foregoing resolution If he falls he musttransfer his shares to a properly qualifiedperson If he refuses to do so time directorsmay sell his shares at tIme market priceand putt the money in I ho companys pocketThese measures however are not to boretroactive They will not apply to thosewho are shareholders when the resolutions

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FIIOMME HltOTIIKHS IX AMIilEXTValuable HormTtieWere Driving Drowned

In 111 eli lie Tumbled IntoHerman anti Abraham L Fromnio of time

law firm of Frommo Bros and living at327 Central Park West went to Cily Islandyesterday in a rubber ired runabout l ehind a valuable trotter

They were coming homo by the way offlit Kingsbrldga road at 10 oclock lastnight wheiuit Bainbridge avenue their homoran lute a ditch four feet wjde anti nearly as

the Frommes were thrown out amtheir runabout Wits pitched over on thehorse whoso and forequarters weroin time dltoh and tackle were pro-

cured to lift the animal out but when itarrived the horse had been drowned bytho water in the ditch The unimftlriforelegs had been broken by the fall

Tho Fromme brothers say that therewas a red lantern to mark time ditch whichwas cut for a sewer connection but that itwas next to tIme curb and not out near thecar tracks whore they think it ought tohave been

CtEROIMO JOIS TilE CIIVHCH

Old Indian filler antI Some of lib Warriorslleuuiue Methodists

FORT SnL I T July IB Geronlmo anda doyen of his Apache warriors liavn joinedthe Church oviiiB baptizedin the presence of a large crowd of Indiansand whites

Lost Sunday morning with the Comanches sItting on one side of the taber-nacle und tho Apaches on the othertribe with Its interpreter standingforeground repeating the words of tho

tho minister stow andthe story of At the close of

sermon twelve of hiswarriors prisoners at Fort Sill went forward and be received into time

Church In the afternoon he baptismalceremony occurred

PLATT SVGOESTS ALDHUlH

Would Like to See Inland SenatorIrel lli K UK

One of tIme visitors that carofl in withtho waves at Manhattan Beach yesterdayasked Senator Platt if ho had heard of anynew candidates for running mate withRoosevelt next year

Ithodo Island Is a small State but Itoften produces candidates said the Sena-tor Just no it seems to mo to have a

acceptable candidate in the portion ofwho has represented

that State in time Senate for twentytwoand has been a much bigger nai

in Congress than hta State im on theOf course as big as ouror the gentlemen from Texas would havowiped out time shaded of Webster and Claylong ago

Senator Aldrioh is a sound states-man anti n wise counsellor For a lad of93 he wont be that until next Novemberlies a wellbalanced while weshould miss him from the t nor of Senut-nu lw l

time gavel as vicoPresldentSenator Platt said he hunch lioen made

aware of the efforts of LouinviHo to got thonext Republican National Convention Ho-

didnt this gathering mighthe was satisfied to go if hosent hut he that Chicago

because of its central location was the bestplace after all

PAttK LAIIOHKIl AX AltTLST-

Comnil nloner KiiBlN TlilnUs Tlmt lie titusuncovered a Genius

Commissioner Eustls of time Park Depart-ment in Tho Bronx antI bin friends limitthey have found a real artist in Durocl-Turpln of wr East ISTth street who for

years been a anti painter

Turpln started painting in oil two yearsago He is 3 years old

begun with a lifeulro portrait of Com-

missioner which is now on time wnllof flit limIters office in Claremont ParkHenlso painted a picture of W C

horsehut picture of the horse Advance iuurdwas Alexander Shields llmhorses owner and he hat boon commis-sioned to paint a picture of McChesnoy

the WesternIlk picture of tIme grandstand and time

crowd Park truck In a rendhouwo near the track and has attracteda good deal of attention

painter has also painted a largopicture of a a j

oltlio Now ZoologicalGarden han in a conspicuous

lion houso of the greathomo

Turpln is now engaged in painting witha to7x12 representing the of

have promised tosend it to the St Imln

Fire Alarm for Itnllnn hidMONTCLAIH N J July 10A riot among

Italians in tho Glen Ridge avenue settlenwnt tonight caused an ixcited citizen

send In an alarm of lIre to which time

police as well as the firemen respondedin thn trouble Nlcolal Armenia was ftabbedin tutu head and chest by Alfonso and Jamesienetti arid badly Tho men wore

playing cards into a dispute and caurda in which halt a Italianstook part Tho GenettiH were orrottdafter firemen arid x lico drove away-a crowd which threatened violence

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PRISONER IN FIRST CABIN

1IKASLEV CHASED IHOM ALASKsTO SOuTh AFUIVA

Nobody on the St Paul Knew He Wan nPrisoner He Senator Halo Hadlinger Ale Jounce Together JulUMarlowe Not to WorthliiR

Tho problem discussed yesterday bytho cabin passengers of time Americanlitter St Paul in from Southampton andCherbourg was Who mixed tho gingeralo jounce It watt concocted in the suiteof time Hon Eugene Hale of Maine accord-ing to several voyagers who didnt care tohave their names published by flit Sena-tor himself according to others JamesC Beasloy a distinguishedlooking passen-ger with hair prematurely gray preparedtho mixtuie composed of a tap ofScotch whiskey ginger aleJuice

Mr Beasloy with two other men wholooked prosperous and were n trifle reservednot to tiny enigmatic boarded time St Paulat Southampton The other men are IR K Herron Deputy UnitedSlates Marshals They caught up withMr Bcasley after a pursuit of 17000 tablesnear Pretoria South Africa

Mr Beosley had leei employed at CapoNome by Undo Samwnd departed it isalleged ator forging army paymasterschocks

The U S Marshals men didnt toil any-body aboard the St Ptul about busi-

ness and Mr Beasloy entirety untmI-wrraBHod had the HBIIIO privileges aboardtho ship as uny other patsengerHis passage wrs paid by Uncle Si in Bomoof the who unsuspectingly enjoyedtho companionship of and thedetectives were Marlowe the actressDeputy Surveyor Col James El

Philadelphiaand several young women who asked thereporters not to their names Ono

the young women declared that Bennleyhad ginger ale jounce In SenatorHalos unite other tiald she thoughttho Snnator had mixed it

Senator huh refused to be either inter-viewed or photographed Ho did saythat he to except thathe lund gone abroad in the SI comohack in her wholly for time sake of the voy-age

Julia Marlowe wouldnt commit herself onthe cocktail incident Site shewasnt engaged to marry lien leading manFrank that the regarded him asan actor of ability and promise hutthat he was not physically strong Sitehoped he would stay at in Scotland

was in trim As to thethat she was going to get next year

from Frolman time highest salaryever to tin American actress

when I was a girl I never thoughtit possible that I should receive for

salary I begin tonext year

Mls will go to her country homoin LHtKkllls and have a good tune timrest of time summer She vigorousand handsome

Deputy Surveyor of Customs John Mon vacation since Juno

looking over tIme European systems ofhandling at seaports a

the Hethey luggage quicker in Vrance Ger-many and becausy fewer things-are dutiable in those roimtties than lucreHo found time baggage examiners abroad

sharp and good readers ofhuman nature He will make sonic sug-gestions to facilitate tie handling of bag-gage on steamship piers at this port11EVSIKY WAS DOINO WEI IN OO1I MINES

WASHINGTON July 10 James Cwas indicted at Nome Alaska forthe of two army paymasters

aggregating 11500 ar-rived in in the custodyof two United DeputyC H and C R who cap-tured Pretoria

With their arrival in Washington theseofficers havo completed a seven monthsjourney around taking one

part of tilL and withThey left Washington last De-

cember for Vancouver to look W JWilson a Philippine customs official wholund absconded some 18000

They caught him in Montreal and hoto Manila without tho formality

of extradition papers Wilson was con-victed at sentenced to a longterm of Imprisonment

Heron from Manilato South Africa to find who two

before hud been indicted at NomeThe search which had been conducted in

meantime hall traced 400north of Pretoria in the Transvaal

found tho marshals wasapparently in n fair to making a for-tune discovered copperdeposits and also having taken up several

tine of these mines windingup his affairs after arrest Bcasley for

7aOUOThe remainder of his property he turrrtl

over to the nvinajerni partnerand waiving extradition accompaniedI lie officers back to theriving lien The officers willl avi with tomorrow forSeattle whence n steamer will take himto Nome

The firm of V Hall wero conmet ors for a section of the tele-graph lino which tho Government humus just

in Alaska hut it is charged nllomptod to collect or rather did

7000 more titan wore entitled toTwo checks aggregating that amountpurporting to bo drawn by the paymuster were paid by a Franciscowhich to forgeries They wereindorsed with time name of theJames C When thin checkswern traced had to Bcasloy ho de-camped

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Friends f Vnles orporntloii SecretarySiiRRCxt Him for Trinitys Head

NRW UAVKN July 10 It was said herotonight that there is considerable talkamiin tb ofllcials friends of TrinityCollege Hartford of time selectionof time Itov Anson Phelps Stokes Jr secrotary of the Ynlo Corx ration for thopresidency of Trinity President Smith

linn just resigned to take effectn IIW It Is nn Episcopal college

amid the Key Mr Stokes anminister

Tho general sentiment of the friends ofTrinity ii in favor of a younger manMr Sloktss age for the presidencyof the trusicrw aro wild to liavo Indorsed

movement tot Strkcs J PicrpontMorgan of Now York I a member of thin

bonrd IruMoiM and It iis suggrHlcdwith such a progressive man as Mr

In rho is a nearfriend of Mr Mrrgan could bo donefor erlligo in the of endowmeilts-Mr Morgan lies alreadyoroiiKly tho support institutionIt was also said Mr Slokess fatherwould hecumo in Trinity

Mr SloliiH is n graduate in theclass of Ho in tho HarvardTheological School He hecamo secretary to Yale when Presi-dent administration and at

rector of St Pauls Church in this city

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orweRlan Pollco Worried Over the Visit-or Two Anarchists Front Chloixo

Special cable Detpatch to Ills SUN

LONDON July despatch to thoMorning Leader says that tho Norwegianpolice aro rnxious regarding en Anarchistplot against Emperor William who is cruis-

ing in northern watersThe despatch says that King Oscar

u warning from Chicago that two

a mr n anti a woman n Iho formera Swede end the latter a Norweglcn hadleft America on borrd a trrrwtlcntlcsteamer bound for Norway

They were traced to Trorrwoo thenceto Walmoe In time southwestern part ofSweden and thoneo to Copenhagen whorea search Is now Ixlng made for them

It Is considered alarming I hat they tIntedtheir movements in thece localities tocorrespond to time dates when It was knownthat Emperor William end King Oscarwould meet

snippixa HACK COTTON

La HrelaKiie RrliiRlnz a Cargo of It loThis Country

Spfrtal Hespiilclitt la runt MrsHAVIIK July large proportion of I he

cargo of the General TruiiMitlnntlo Linessteamer La liretagm which sailed for NewYork consists of cotton which lias beenreshipped to time United States on accountof the American speculation that staple

BHUK3ELR July 10Tlie Belgian cottonsfiinners haw decided to close their millsone day weekly Actually 10000 loomsare idle Tho crisis ham brett broughtabout by the high piice of American rawcotton

SCES SM PARKS

utIca Man He Punched Seeks DanmncsTwo Other May Ilo Likewise

Charles Lawson the member of the Housesmiths Union who witnesses allege wasassaulted by Sam Parks time walkinggate at n meeting of the union onFriday brought suit againstParks for assault

Thomas Moynihan and Pelor ONeillmembers of the Plasterers Union whoworm attacked by members of Parkssentertainment committee in a Third

avenue saloon after the meeting said lastnight that they won also considering bring-ing damage suits against their assailants

HOUSE STEPS 0 DVXAMITE

Lying In lloail Itaplodr nndInjiirrs the AnlirulT-

HKNTON N J July IJJiimeH IIproprietor of n local hotel loft

a valuable roml horse todny by n peculiaraccident He wes driving with lilt sonlnlttw In tin country when one of horsesstepped on and exploded a dynamite cart-ridge Tlio animals hoof was thrownfcventyfive yunli Into n field

The force of tlio explosion tlirew thewagon agaInst an embankment wrecking-it badly mind freeing time horses whichjumped ft fence and rrn until time ono withthe shattered hoof fell and dragged time

other down with It nat injured boisehad to be shot The cartridge is supposedto have been left by men who hud lconblasting for this construction of a trolleyline

SEItlOrSLY hURT 11Y TOIdllS-

Moakley Refused to lilveTliem DeerAssaitltetl ami Slay Hie-

Georgo Monkley a brass finisher of 21-8Larimer street Williamsburg Is in St

Catherines Hospital with n fracture ofthin bane of time skull and other injuriesresulting from a beating administeredyesterday noon by a crowd of touglw towhom ho had refused to give beer moneyHe was found on the sidewalk at Oliverstreet and Metropolitan avenue Dr allahan of St Hospital said awas dying

The police of I he Herbert street stationurnsled Daniel Moakley years old of04 Meeker avenue a rephoxv of the Injurndman because they think ho knows some-thing about time assault

POSTMASTEKtiEXEIlAL IIETTEK

Air Payne Arrives at New London on theHcvemic Cutter Ononilnei-

NBW LONDON JulymasterGtnipral Payne arrived hero latethis afternoon on time Revenue nuttIer Onon-dngn which anchored nt the mouth of theharbor Tho PostmasterGeneral reportslila health as much Improved since leavingWashington Tim Onondaga will proceedeast in the morning

WOOED AXD HON IT SEt

And Married llefore They hind ot AboardTldii Continent

Joseph Solomon and Victoria Sclivvartmayer from remoto parts of Germanysaw each other for the first time aboardthe litter BlUcher justbefore the ship naHrd from HarmmrgTheir was swift InJoseph asked victoria to hI Mrs Solomon

would and when I landedyesterday at Ellis Island asked for u

TwoMiror Charles P Let oftime Immigration who Is empoweredto marry performed ceremonyon as asilent witness and Mr nnd Mrn Solomonwent forth to help populito lilt West

IIITTKD A IIVriALO

Jersey City Hoy Toisnl In lIme Air andTrampled On Ills Arm Ilrohen

Herbert Gainphy 17 years old of 58 S-

iPauls tivpiiue Jetrey City was taKed by abuflalo yesterday at till camp of a Wild

Vest how at the Hudson lloulovarii and j

St avenueHP paid no attention to a warning to keep

nway from tie atiimul which wasIn nn Inclosure anti attempted to erlvo It a

of Kmtv ThelIt in nil und stepped on

OH hiiinrr w d the groundThe hoys lift arm was Ho was

taken to

Sword Nwalloner Die of InjurleR-

ninaKWATKn Me July mnnknown as Bll Griffin n sword swallowerded herb yesterday of injuries rwoivod

doing his turn in tho aide show atKautelles circus Griffin was using along knife when his foot slipped and theknife his windpipe was tunableto lie moved and was the showanil steadily grew worse and died afterintense He will be burled hereat the expense of tho town

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Sank Into Coma From Which He

Couid Not Be Roused

WILL POWER AT LAST GONE

Large Crowd Awaited News Out-

side the Vatican All Day

After the Mornliix Attack Dr Lappon-

lIormally Announced In Cardinal Han

polla That l eati Wan al Hand Pope

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Hptelat Cftila UrspalcHes la Tut SIms

Krom TIIK SUN Corrniionilrnt atItOMR July 20 4 A M It is like an ordi

nary lawn at the Vatican A light stillburns in time room the Pope has been occu-

pying tom this past three days anti occa-

sionally u figure comes within view ofwindow Tlio night linn passed entirelywithout outward incident

HUMORS THAT irE IS DEAD

HOMK July 20 150 AM Since S oclocklast night time Vatican loss practically cutitself off from world in general Thogeneral belief prevails that the Pope is

dead but there is no official information tothud effect

It is time belief that is shared by theAuMrlan oath German embassies whereit I understood he expired at 11 oclocklal night but time authority for the reportin refusal

One of the nephews of the Popo was Been

at time Russian Embassy after midnight

Ho said he hail received no information oftime death of his lost that hohind heard being that ho would probably

survive

NEWH OP rOlF PlUSfl nEAT WITIIHKIn

Jiight telephonic communicationwith time Vatican was discontinued Itwill recalled tint the news of time deathof Pope Iius wns withheld for twenty

hours by the VaticanIho crowd out sido tIme Vatican dwindled

after rnfdnight and nt this hour only thenewspaper remain

Cardinal Mnlthicu who would be among

the first to bo informed of the Popes deathtelephoned in reply to an inquiry made of

him after 1 oclock this morning that time

Popo vas tl ill living

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KOMK July lit About an hour afterthis mornings bulletin watt issued tlm

Popes conditition suddenly became alarm-

ing His mind which had been clear until

that time wavered and he Into

comn His viltl powers seemed to collapse

and his pul almostDr Lapponl who except Pit Centra the

Popes valet watt the only person present

thought tutu end wan at Intnl Strongdigitalis was quickly Injected and pure

oxygen was administered These restora-

tives were so freely employed in tho earlierof agon of time Popes illness that they no

longer have much effect on the heartrespiration was wmiowhnt improved buttime insensibility timid general collapse con-

tinued

ANNOtNCK THAT TIIK KSI IS NFAB-

Dr Lapponl notified time Vatican authori-

ties that tho last hour of luis Holiness watt

approaching and Cardinal hastily

summoned Cardinal Onglla ill Santo Stofano

by telephone who will give official notice

of tlm death of tho PoK Ho nrfivcd nt11 oclock anti several other CardInals

also hastened to the Vatican where theywaited in Limit anteroom of tho sick chamber

Cardinal Hampulla also sent telegrams

required by custom to all the Nuncios anti

Oirdlnflls announcing the desperate condi-

tion of his holInessMeantime under skilful efforts of

Dr Ijjpponl and time attendants thin dying

man was drawn hack with yet n little to

spare from tho final portal Tho rally

was feeble anti only physical It was found

Impossible to call buck the strong intellect

which lot a fortnight dominated frail

body after time doctors wore convinced

that the Popon power of resistance was ex-

hausted Tho coma grow deeper thebreathing superficial nail time temperaturelower

U watt time vitality of tIme heart which

Tram the outset line been a marvel to time

doctors that still kept death at bay De-

prived of tlio brain for an ally howeverstruggle was pitifully hopeless Thai

lectors confessed that human resources

were exhausted The remaining power

jf resistance ebbed very slowly

THE FINAL 8TItUaaLK

Watchers at Limit Vatican concurred in

the opinion that the Pope at 10 oclock to

night html entered upon the final struggleHe had then lost consciousness completely

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