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PARKS CALLS BIGGER STRIKE

SAYS JROX LEAGUE TOllS MUSTSTOP KVEKVVHKnK

Till the Bosses Arbitration ARrrcmeni-I Broken to Iron TTnrhera Thou

laniln of Mm In Many Cltlr to quitWork While Parks Rides In a Cab

If thn plans outlined by Sam Parks atweekly meeting of the HouscsmithsBridgnnniiirs Union last night are carriedout UMlny by tho International Asaociatiot-of BrVdgetnon and Structural Iron WorkersrfrlbS will Iw declared this morningt vnty part of tho United States whomtiicmlKTS of Iron Loagtiu aro

contractsTho decision made by the Housesmiths-

Tnlun last night at Park n dictation is

by the most ambitious that the Ironhave vpnturod upon sinco

Virgin their fight It meansto their officers tho throwing out of em-

ployment today of thousands of mennlinoft every city in the United States

the cessation of all work by unionnrn on scores of Important contracts

WVion Sam Parks was asked last night-

he had any reason to believe that theinternational associations presidentFrank Buchanan would refuse carryout the plan of the HousesmithR1 Unionhe Mid the international associatlorhad agreed in the afternoon to carry outa national strike providing tho Housesmith Union paused a resolution demand-ing such action

Tho decision reached last night does notmean that there is to be a strike on maUrials manufactured by the firms whichiio union is endeavoring to bring to terms

firms are J M Co CooperA Vlegand nnd Theare the principal firms in the Iron

Parks declared last night that everif he goes to jail ho will continue the fighton them until they surrender

A tight on the materials turned out bjthese concerns would bo an even moreserious thing than the strike which is tohe ordered today It would mean thatunion men would not be allowed to handleany of tho output of these foundries Thi-

movo is to be made if the general Ptrikc-

nrder on the contracts of the threo firmmentioned does not have the desired effect

Parks said last night that no one butfool would play nil his cards at oncthat tho materials strike wiw a little argu-

ment that he meant to hold up Ids sleeveuntil it became necessary to use it

The contention of tho union is thatiron League by entering with the

association on a scheme ofthe employers have been trying

to force on tho union has violated theagreement it made with the HousesmithsUnion last April

The union or rather Sam Parks dedares that thn Iron League muct repmlinuthe plan of arbitration offered by the omployers association and must como to atagreement with the Ironworkers on terim

Were just waking up said Parkslast night We have laid back and lotthe other fellows do tho talking Now

are going to got In the game Tomor-row we strike every job thwso firms havegot in the United States Youll hearsomething drop tomorrow Th materialstrike will not come now But itlater if fellows dont comeThin is a to the finish and Sam Iurksis not going to lay down

absolutely dominated last nightiinert lag if th rn Is any oppositionhis man who Is nofr on trial before n

i order Golf and n jury in OVnornl Sessionon n rhnrge of pxloitlon who is alnadji-imlrr for and attainswhom unlri d iinlklui pviulinudais riot dan lo show it lf openly Whenhi ofleml his to unionnight drmaiidinL n grrrral htrilr ll overlii rounlry h was h icd uproariously

Parlfi as uminl aim to the nioiiiijnight in a rnl

Mil r IN Etons Hum ViirKiT Ilium-ATI 01 l Vcars

Marquise do More widow nf tlnj-

h iTiinoiis wlri won fame If1 iitlTiinn hunter and dead shot ii tlm

nicl who was murdered in the SabniiIf nditiK nn oxpedll l m into the Soudan

arrived lost night from Haw aboard lhlrnnrh liner In Havole She was mcoiif-

ianiocl by her rather Luiis von Huffmani binker and hor son nnd daughterTle Mnriiiii is a NIW

IM she has tit Ten in America for sixen ypun Im lookitl on ill architiifliiri-

itnavils nf the town as fhe ram upnn tnni waiaimosl foreign

Sim linflld Her lorgnette like a habitualpatron of the opera to reportspublished in the Western newspapers withinthe last twenty years the Marquise alsoknows how to handle shooting ironsFhe reputed to ln in 1P85 one of thefinest woman rifle shots in America

She doesnt look much older than she didin itie when In her devotion to herhusband she lived with him for months in aDakota where he was imprisoned forkilling

Marquise surveyed the tumult ofnnd removal at tile

French Iino pier from a seat on a oftrunks She was not a lit perturbed noteven after a venturesome reporter ap-proached her and asked

said she was going first to Newportnnd then to Medora I

Medora is Ohristiin nameand her husband who bought 15000 acresif bad lends about twenty years ago InNorth decided to found a townhern it for his wife Th Marquisehasnt soon it since Its founding In

to the murder of her shewild

I forced the French authorities to runlown the Marfiilss acsaficlns One wasntenced to b and another to

life imprisonment Knowing the Maragainst punishment

I entreated the Government to eomrnuto-ho death sentence to imprisonment

I believe that there wns a onm part of French officials to assassinate

myOther sengers by thn Savoin wpm

Prof Pnul ret Thomas Filch FelixFoumior Gas on Fournier Lulu llaserhe actress Center Hitchcock Orson

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colored mid to bo about 117 years of agelied hero this morning Ho was born inNorth Carolina about 17H7 arid was a slavefor almost years Taylorw s married four timestiled nt the ago of OS-

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flick Welle Ilrcaks the Worlds Record Ii-

n Match With Grand OperaCIIICAOO Aug 14 Dick Welles tIm

speed marvel of tIle West von the specialmatch ruco with E E Sraathcrss GrandOpera at Harlem today and In doing BO

sot a now worlds record for ono mile histime being 137 25 which Is onefifth of abecond faster than the record mado hyAlnnnlalo nt Washington Park

The race dill to much as acontest as Grand Opera was nt no timenear the son of King Eric Teas Overwho won in n common canter It was theuniversal opinion of turfmen who saw thoraw that Dick Welles could have run themile in 137 had lie been extended

There was no delay at the post GrandOpera hud about half a length the betterof tho start but in three jump Dick Welleswas in front and took the rail nt theturn He opened up a gap of two lengthsat the far turn and maintained this ad-vantage all tho way to tho stretch turnwheru he Increased tho lead to five lengthsFrom there home ho was eased andunder the wire two and onehalfIn front of Opera and only joggingAfter dismounted fromtho winner It was discovered that Dirk

had finished with no bit in his mouthbroken in two and

dropped out of the colts mouth There wasnothing for Knight to hold except thestall The betting on the rac washeavy Dick Welles opened at even moneybut was hacked to 0 to 10 The fractionaltime of the rare by quarters is as follows

First 03115 second 048 thirdono wile 137 25

Tho special race drew out an iinineiiMcrowd there being fully 10000 persons ontho ground and they were royally enter-tained The track won lightning font andtho weather perfect

LIVES HAY EnSl People aims to It After HiltlliiB

Sinking LaunchOdDKSSBuna N Y Aug 14 An un-

usual accident on the Rideau River Is re-

ported from Smiths Falls in which DrMrs Robertson James and Johnwall of Kingston and Messrs Me Part

land and Whltley of Toronto almost losttheir lives

They started out in a gasolene launchfrom GrimUtono Island for Smiths FoilsIn the winding river near Itanium Island thechannel is marked off by three cedarbuoys and at tho middle buoy tile wheel-

man mistook the course and bturtcd torun behind the buoy instead of in frontof it

Tho launch struck a stump and tore ahole in the In an instant it began tofill Tho occupants had no row

tow anti their situation was terrify-ing Fortunately they were close by thobuoy the hIt was run to it and on itthey nil climbed

The water U about ten feet deep at thoplace and the buoy sank with their weightuntil they were in water almost upto their necks Tho wind was blowing-

a gale and their position was not only un-

pleasant but unsafuDr Kobortwou attempted to swim to the

short half a mile distant but wits forcedto turn hack Mr McPartland aecornpUshed the feat and getting tim assistanceof a farmer the party was rescued in row-

boats

CUT n i SMITH A sUmollushnml of the Woman Who Surd limber

rowan for SSSOOO ItllU lllintrirI-

OH ANOEIES Col M apt HarryK Siniih committed here todayHowls the husband of MrsBlanche HiibbellSmith who rwwetl I ho arrest of BrokerJoseph Cowan hvt week in Now York ona uhiirgi of 300 i which shetutu given him 10 invent

Mrs Smith was about to sun for abut death of her husband will save herthat trouble

1apl Smith was married to Blancho-tlublicll a society hello of Houghton Mich

about throe years ago shortly after lieufattier nnd mother died nndthe polo heir of tho familys statebig to 5001100

The young couple travelled extensivelyMrs Smith footing nil HIH Tli n herhiutbiii l got into army andr tlr d Porrestir trouble followed andthe con Hiimitiil Smith continued tolive at his wifon xfKfiw and it is said hspent SlflOooOof her money

Sonw lime ago took up linr legalresidence in Detroit with view ob-

taining n divorce Smith on Mveral o-

cnrtloim ricititly her for money hutshe did nut send itiiuirl this is said to liavodriven him to halo his life HH wifo isnow nt Atlantic City

iiirriv IVM niniitKit viis miniI II Seelry Atlarlird by T vo Callers ITIio

Said Nvnlrd Capital

Isaac H See ley a mannfacttirerof truoseswas sot upon and badly beaten yesterdayby two men who cainn to ilLs place of bu-sins at j Earn Twentytiiird streetdomanded money

Mr rents a whole floor in tinbuilding and lives in part of his factory

llo i wo men who are said lo hnvo boonemployed l y a vindovclfaning concerncaiK to shop about in oclockyesterday morning nnd lion that they

mi to start inif they had a little capital They askedhim to ndvnnco theanti thin men attacked him

A boy named John Adonis who wasemployed to tho help of the

man not only ruNed an outcrykicked window on I ho si root fiontculled for help Then ono of iho men

rxwtinc the boy but as time com-motion aroused others in the buildingthe two fled

Mr iSoeley wits so seriously hurt that itwas found necessary to In n doctorand to summon his win who lives in Phila-delphia It wes last night that Mr

was likely of injuriesI wo thug Mold Mr watch

and also about 0 in money Tne safe Inthin ofllw wnn found open It is thoughtthat tho men had not time to go through it

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Four of District Attorney Jeromoscounty rtolpcllvos headid by Dn-

tictlvo Ileardon lencendod on

of thin union last night unitserved HOIIUI twenty KiibjifPtms on iron-

workers who luivo l epn dodging them forTho served are friend

of Parks ar nocdod as withim in hi trial

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IlKltilUCAX OFFICIALS AXH fi-

CAHUSLE SEE THE lHESIHKTI-

rnpnsnl That 4Uilnnifi ReceIpts lln IIIposited In National Hnnks Vdwar-iKantrrliarh Ilttaueri Counsel Onenf the Callers on the President

OVSTKU BAY Aug H Tlio subjectfinancial legislation which has

engaged the Presidents attention for twodays now was up for further consideration at Sagamore lull today when Secre

Shaw Comptroller of the CurrencSenator Cullom of Illinois

John 0 Carlisle Secretary of the Treasuryin Prenident Clevelands second adminls-tratlon visited Mr Roosevelt Nothinglike a formal conference however washeld

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and talkixl with him about thepropositions which thin subcommitteothe Senate Finance Committee is said t

have formulated tentatively as n resultof the subcommittees study and investi-gation

Secretary Shaw camo at 10 oclock inmorning and was with the President onlyabout an hour Mr Uidgely and Stnatoi

got hero on thin noon trainandjust as Mr Carlisle came in

Into in the afternoonNone of tho guests who were hers to dis-

cuss financial legislation cared to pay muchabout his talk with tIm President Secre-tary Shaw refused to say anything abouttIme proposed measure or to talk aboutthe conditions Hint are promptingefforts to draft it

Ono of tho visitors however who re-

quested that his nainw should not bo UMH

asserted that at present timers is onlyproposition that those interested in fram

are agreed upon anti Unit ii

that the receipts from the customs servicebo open for deposit in the national bunksthe banks depositing Government Umdias security Everybody with whom time

President has conferred on time subjecthilLs this man said approved of tills proposi-tion

But solute immediately interested in tIme

preparation of tho measure the informantHold suggest that other bosuleiGovernment bonds bu accepted for hi

of the customs money in harksmiiuMpal bonds tot instance that ate

the Treasury DcpaitinenlThis suggestion he is mwtinj

strong and will nol be em-bodied in tno proposed bill

Senator was imistic aboutthe outlook for financial legislation Hethought that time general conditions weresuch that south chungo in the currency lawswo needed but hedoubted whether if anyradical attempt were made to remedymatters the would be satisfactory orbeneficial to the country at large

Tho President after hi re-

turn from Mngamoro Hill is not weddedto particular legis-lation lie wants something done thatwill provide in as conservative a way as

the expansion of themoro freely now the occasion

for its contraction aftertho necessity is He wants title ac-complished by legislation that is bunt andconcise not want an elaboratecurrency lull

Senator Cullom sail that he was stronglyin favor of having tIme extraordinary Mi-ssion called m October of inNovember as had been at lust contem-plated

thought that tIm sooner Congresstho measuro making operative

the Cuban reciprocity treatyit would be for both and CubaHe anticipated considerable oppositionto he said butsee it go through soon after the henionopened

presence of exSecretary Carl wiw atSatramoro vas a is saul time stepin the Presidents plan U have a ureframed that will appeal to Democrats aswall as Republicans commend Itselfto support rather than punystrength

Other guwts today were SecretoryHitchcock of thin Department of the InteriorT E Byrnes of Minneapolis who was

at the Hi NationalCon vent ion 1 I Flyui formerly dele-gate in Coiicrew from Oklahoma Ilibl opFrederick 7 at rne time cerretnryto the Apostolic Delegation in Wachingtoiiwho four American Bishopsselected llie Catholic Churil to p lothe Philippines Edward Ijinterbaih ofNew and B Bishop of tho Commrr-rial Adnrtisrr Hitchcock MrByrnes Senator Cullom and ComptrollerRldgely the Pinsdents guests atluncheon

Secretary Hitchcock came he said toconfer Mr HooMivelt aliout the finiteof ili littaiier hi which lh Departrneiii f I he interior is concerned He-

refnstii to sty aryihlng about iho remitof the conference

Mr Liltiterbaeh who isLit tuners counsel wns it is thought alsohere to haY a talk about he armycontracts but he said that he

the President to attend the installationof Prof John H linley as of theCollego of thin City of New York inSeptember mover Cleveland alreadyaccepted an invitation lo be l

Mr Mr Flynn Hookerand Mr Bishop visited time President toraw their respects

came out today that considerableopposition has sprung to the idea of

session earlier thanNov II A have beenereived at t he executive oflice opposing it

Many of thin Senators and Representa-tive say that they want in Octobero devote to their Slate campaigns nnd

that It would not bo to theirally to go to Washington at that tine

t is however that thesession will be called several weeks earlier

was originally intendedSl v for Vermont

and Secretary Hitchcock for New Hnrnpshire New York

iOff TIME nx rtvi TREATY

Ilan tn Kxtcnil LimIt for HalineaMon byIrolnenlW-

ASIIISOTON Aug 14It has been threevreks pirco any detailed information wasreceived from Bogota regarding the canaltreaty This Information which was recalved by William Nelson Cromwell conn

for the Now Panama Canal Companyto the effect that nine material amend-

ments had been offered to the treaty andthat strong opposition was manifestedngnlnsl this convention In the ColombianSenate-

HiprewMitativn Hepburn of Iowa chair-

man of Ilm Committed on Interstate andForeign Commerce today discussed withActing Secretary of State Loomis tho ques-

tion f drawing up a protocol extendingthin for exchange oftime canal treaty Thin time within whichratifications racy bo exchanged expires onSept 22 There would no difficulty

whatever In extending this time by meansor a protocol Die State Department hiss

no fears on that score but it does hear withregret of tho proposition to amend thetreaty That in Urn opinion of Deport-

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llriila Murder In tIme War Itelwrni Cattlemen anil ShprpmrnH-

ULENA Mont Aug H Tho warfarebetween time cattlemen and sheepmen

culminated today In the most

murder In tho history of tho StateEarly this morning fourteen masked cattlemen rode into the sheep camp of Joe Sturgeon near Dupuyer and seizing JimHoward a herder bound him to a tree and

whipped him to deathThe other men in the camp were asleep

when the raiders arrived So quietlythey work in capturing Howard thatone was awakened The gang carriedHoward ten miles in time mountainstold him that he had amplyto take his sheep out cattle countryand that by refusing ho hind forfeitedlife

At a signal from the leader two men dis-

mounted and began slushing Howard withtheir cnttlo whips For nearly nn hourHoward was whipped Finally ho bccanuunconscious and when thin heating hadended he was dead

Sheriff Taylor and a heavy are in

pursuit of whitecaps

COLLEGE MAXS IWMJ KISTWellington Putnam Writes a Hook While

GuliiK Without bollNew has readied Columbia Un-

iversity of a remarkable fast of WellingtonPutnam formerly instructor in elocutionin the department of English Mr Putnamsucceeded in going without food forlays near Silver City N M Theendured to cure a kidney action

Early last May Mr Putnam left this cityfor the lila Hot which are situatedabout sixty of Sliver CityImmediately upon his arrival at his desti-

nation the long fast was begun For thefirst month lived in a tent and spent till

of hits time in the open airTo take his mind away from time contem-

plalion of food and eating ha studied con-

tinuously arid wrote a technical book onelocution Tho work according lo itsauthor was written on an empty stomachand Li now In the hands of a wellknownpublishing firm

Mr Putnam believes timid he has beenentirely cured of his malady

MCOOK SUCEEI

Senator Thinks War Secretory Should HeFroth New York

WASHINGTON Aug M The unoflloialannouncement of Goy Tafts prospectiveappointment to the Cabinet has by no meansconvinced the politicians that their claimto chinese the next Secretary of War is

useless A leading official of the War De-

partment today said that several candi-

dates were being strongly recommended-to the President for tho post

Senator Platt believes that New Yorkis entitled to the place and urges the candi-dacy of Col McCook While Col

McCook has never held Government office

hero ho is of course well known to theAdministration and was mentioned forthe post of AttorneyGeneral in PresidentMcKinloys Cabinet in 1S80-

Col McCook is also indorsed by Whitelaw Reid nod is a personal friend ofEllhu Root

MEXICO HARS THE CHIXESE

Slop lt inilcraiit i on Sanitary Groundslrum Coming Tlicrc-

Ki PAPO Tex Augfrom M xi Hti official sources today eonfirm tim that an order has beenIssurd to prohibit Chinese Immigrantsfrom landing at the western ont townsalong the of California There beingno law or exclusion of the Chineseon account of their race they art pre-

vented front landing owing to theircnstipitary condition to prevent the spreadof contagious diseases

During the last six months many ship-loads of Chinese have been landed atnms Sonic of the ships now onthe seas as many as 600 Chineseeach who cannot land The companiesas a consequence will lose

The general order is soon to e issuedpreventing Chinese from being brought toMexico in bond by thai railroads

ItOY lVI URL TWICE WEIt-

IarrnlK Mepnrnlril Tinin the First TimeTliry Were So Idling

SvituTHi N Y Aug H WillardSteigerof this city has won iv bride for the secondtime through trials and tribulations InJanuary 1007 when he 11 oldand a student at the Syracuse High Schoolhe fell in love with Edna May Conway

lr arid was married lo herfearing the objections of parents on ac-count their that theConways are Catholics the SteigersLutherans

it was not long tailor iho marriagewas known and children were sepa-rated hy their angry patents Young

was put to work as a clerk in therailroad at Fnst Syracuse and toldthat if be behaved and saved upmoney he might liavo tie girl when he wasold enough

He bueldeil in lila a beaver and savedevery cent lie could Yesterday tim couplewere married over consentof tie parents rf each

nitonxEn MAX A IREACIIEH-

lierl Whose lloily Wax Found In the Itlvrra LoilRe Secretary Too

Further identification was made yester-day at the Morgue of thin hotly round in

the Hudson River at lOHd street on Wednes-

day morning Simon Kell and WilliamMcCiiilre members of the Royal Arcanum

in Allegheny Pa identified-the body ns Adolph J Gerl of thatcity

from Pittsburg last nightsaid that fieri wns secretaryCouncil Royal Arcanum was a

trade hut tho of theArlington Avenuo Evangelical Associationon and was of the YoungPeoples Alliance

his work at tho Bust Manufac-turing plant on Aug I with

75 in hits pocket

Take Kfliicitlonal Sight wind N Y

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SHORTAGE FALSE ENTItiES ANDOX HOOKS

Dank Rxainlnrr Mason Appointed necrlvrior the National After New

Official haul Failed to rut MonoInto thank anti Make It Solvent

WAHHINCITON Aug H Tho NaveslnkNational Batik of Red Bank N J was

tonight by direction of the DeputyComptroller of the Currency

after a conference by telephone with NaBank Examiner W A Mason who

engaged during the past fewdays in making a special ofthe bank

Tho bark examination on July 27 disclosed a discrepancy between tho indi-

vidual unit general ledgers of 10000 afalsification of the last of thus bankscondition to the Comptroller of the Cur-

rency and numerous false entries anderasures on the books A rciixnminntlonwas ordered and Examiner Mason whowas sent to time bank discovered increasedshortages mind irregularities to such anextent as to render the hank Insolvent-

A new president cashier anti board ofdirectors were and an effort madeby the latter to put sufficient cash into thebunk to restore iln capital and solvency

bankIt wIts thought that this effort would beMiecehttful until advice was received at theComptrollers office tonlght to thin con-

trary coupled with a Btntement that noth-ing remained to do but close the banksdoors as it would be impossible to meetdemands tomorrow

flank Examiner V A Mason him henappointed receiver

The last report of the condition of thebunk under date of June 0 IttO which

it is stated was falsified showsthe condition on that date to have been asfollows

IIHBOIRC-KLoans anti dIscountsOverdraftstnltrd Mates tmndi-llriil ritatiStocks Mcurltl Aclint from hjuik and bankersCain nuil on h Items

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Capital stuckhut undivided profits

ClrcuUllonDue lo banks And bankers

Sole ami bills redkrountrd

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RED BANK X J Aug 14 The newsthat the Navesink Notional was closedcame hike a thunderbolt depositorsthronged about the entrance of the bankIt is thought that a reorganization ofthe hank will o

About three weeks ago Dipt James SThrocktnorton as president of thehank but tho announcement was not modeuntil this week when Cupt Charles BParsons was elected to succeed him CaptThrockmortons reasons for resigning wereill health and huts wish to ofbusiness cares

Yesterday the hoard of directors heldanother meeting and it was announcedthat Capt Parsons had resigned the presi-dency Edward E Roberts a large de-

positor president of tho Roberts SafetyCompany was

president-It was that Mr Mason was

making an investigation of the banksaffoirs and tho a numberof depositors withdrew their cash Thinking that there might be a run on the bankEnoch L Cowart the cashier went to NewYork and it was said that he returned withf 100000 to satisfy time possible demands ofthe depositors

H the bank has dono a largebusiness considering the amountcapital stock and deposits and that mostof the it a sum of largerthan it had on hand to meet borrowersdemands

Bnnk Examiner Mason said tonight Imight say that for months pat the condi-tion the Navesink National Bank liesIxien unsatisfactory to the Comptroller ofthe Currency Its business been toomuch and its cash reserve huesbeen much below the required amountHxed by the statute

under instructions from thoComptroller of the I canw toRed the capacity of special hankexaminer on week

To make a long story short the casereadily the

was not so prescribed For a while aplan of rehabilitationlent much encouragement The heroinefforts on part of sonic of Red Batiksliest citizens to savii the inistituioii wereparticularly gratifying Later other corn

set caused a run thatresulted in thin withdrawal of moral andfinancial support to such an extent thatthe Government had to take

When iisked whether the depositorswould receive their mooney thesaid that he was not to answer

Thin Navcftink bank was organized twelveyears ago Early title year a de-partment was directors amJames S Throekmorton Enoch L CowartDr Edwin Field Charles B ParsonsThomas Davis Jr anti Daniel Frost

OV THE YACHT RACES

The nevrntip rtitlpr to HP In stiapp forheal Service

OYSTER RAY Aug M Secretary Shawon his visit here today talked nlxmt hisorder curtailing the supply of tickets for wit-

nessing the international yacht races fromllie revenue Milter

The cutters ho saul are sent out topatrol thin course and to be on hand in caseof an emergency Heretofore they hnvogone out loaded down to tho gunwaleThey were in no shape to patrol properly

were in still worse to renderassistance if any had occurred

How on earth could a crew man a tootto save drowning persons wnvn the deckswero so crowded the men couldscarcely squeeze through-

It is verY to give tickets outfor things like that as you would

out a glass of water and I am mightysorry to to cut down theguests hut tho boats are sent out to pro-tect course and to save life if necessaryand I intend to see that they am proper

to do itSecretary I con

also believes that it will be muchwiser to have spectators on only thirst ofthe revenue to rest dothe work they are sent down to do as itshould bo

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thusiastic tIme yacht races as Komopeople supposed of pleasure

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Moth llancnl on the Same Tree for a

Assault on a Widow

AUGUSTA Ga Aug M Information

was received hero today of the lynching-

last night of a white man and negro on

the same limb for an assault upon a white

woman On last Saturday night a white

man named Thompson and a negro named

King Wrightman knocked at the door of

Mrs Mathis a widow living at Uartfluld

a village near Albany When Mho opened

the door the men seized her andInto the yard

Thompson said it was the negro who

committed the assault and a posse startedin pursuit The negro took to the swamps

of Colqultt county and was capturedyesterday afternoon In his confession 1m

mid that both haul assaulted Mrs Mathis

and the mob went to Thompsons house

took him out a ci hanged both on tho same

HILL FOR A Ill ARMY

UP Khnulil Have IOOOOO Under ArmsIn Times of Peace

Sr PAUL Minn Aug a banquetgiven in honor of Col Pond U S A James-J Hill president of the Great NorthernRailroad was one of time lIesaid

I am not overruling LImo demand whenI say that it is Imperative that tho UnitedStates maintain the nucleus always antithe organization stat tho officers for anarmy of 200001 men With our variedinterests with our expanding commerceend with our crowning and ever increasingpower this strength is not more thansufficient for our uses In times of stressand danger

However that may bo I am thoroughlyconvinced that tho United States shouldmaintain at all times an army of 100000thoroughly drilled thoroughly trainedthoroughly disciplined and thoroughlyofficered men This in my opinion shouldbo thou strength in times of peace of theregular establishment

WISS IMMSEVELT A Willnrltrtt a TamlPin on llie Cronilctl Sinflu

In NewportNEWPORT R I Aug HMiss Alice

Roosevelt this afternoon took a lesson Indriving tandem Sho appeared on theavenue driving the tandem and attractedmuch attention She handled the ribbonslike an expert and piloted tho lionessthrough the crowded streets in a mannerwhich called forth much favorable criticism-

It was quite a day for society women-to display their accomplishments In thoway of driving as Sirs BurkeRouhe andMrs J Danielson appeared onthe avenue driving their fourinhand

YACHT WEXOXAll AS JVK-

nonievrll Yacht 8u Cripples InCollision That She Is Lnrlria

NEW HAVEN Aug U After a thoroughinspection of the wrecked yacht Wenonalithat wa in collision with the fishing steamerFalcon of New York on Wednesday nightoff Faulkners Island it watt decided thatit would cost too much to repair her andshe will be sold for old junk She is ownedby S Montgomery Roosevelt of New Yorkcousin to President Roosevelt and wasenrolled In the New York Yacht ClubShe was built twenty years ago anti cost81700-

0AXOTHER SCARE OX IARIS LIXE

Train Catrhos Fire hilt o titus IK HurtTraltle lulU Off

Spfifcil tdOlo Unvaich lo TUB SUN

PARIS Auj H There has been a greatfalling off in the number of passengerscarried by tim Metropolitan Electric Rail-

way sine this disaster last Monday nightBefore then the line never carried less than218801 passengers dally but tho day aftertho accident the number fell off to 128463

There was a scare on the line today whena short circuit set fire to a throughtrain with 200 passengers aboard For-tunately noboilj1 was hurt and the firewoe quickly extinguished

All WIT CONFER OX JEWS

Tell riiRllsh Author So Through Dip huesian Ainliiissailor-

fiprrlal Cattle tHtpatch lo Tom Kux-

I ONDON Aug 14The Russian Amlassador at line informed ArnoldVhito thin author that thin Car could notpossibly accept a proposition for tho

of an international conference on theJewish question

IIA It MIX KILLS TWO

Ilm Dullard Hough Hlilrr nn the Warpal h In Wyoming

IiANPKlt Wyo Aug 11 Two men arelead here as the result of the murderouswork of Jim Dollard who attempted to

the town ROSM Stringer a printerwas assaulted yesterday by Dollard struckover tIme head with a board amid died thismorning Frank Bryant wns assaultedlater by Dollard in U saloon anti died thisafternoon

Dullards relatives are well knownthroughout the State anti are generallyrespected The fact I hat he com

it double murder dow not soemto disturb him There is no talk of vio-lence Dollard was a Hough Rldor andhas a good record

Onllar Wlicnl In lltmirnpolMM-

INNKAPOMS Shun AUK 11 Dollarwheat wnsseen on Chongo today for thefIrst time since thn Letter corner in 1118

It was cash wheat and there wero sales at-

thn figure loiter 102 was asked and 101

bid without sales Tho September optiontouched S5 tIme highest point in fourteen

Twin nom nn llllpaMlnnte TrainST Louis Mo Aug 14 Twin boys were

to Sirs Lucy Murray on mi Iron Mountiln train at 2 no oclock this morning which

van speeding along toward St Louis atrate n a Two physicians

aboard the train maid tookeasn The mother has decided to call

me of the children Austin after the concame to her assistance and time

other Green In honor of the engineer

President AuHnl in Apt In Miuirhiirla-nllMifr

OTBTFB BAY Aug 14 It was said heretonight officially that President Rooseveltha not received to use his

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Corbetts Seconds ThrowUp Sponge in J Oth Round

LOSER SEVERELY PUNISHED

Record Crowd to See the Cham-

pionship Struggle

Cliamnlon nearly Outclasses Ills Opponentas a Iloxrr anti IiBhtir CorbrttFirst Knocked Uonn In tIn FourthHound anti liRA Clianeo Afterward

SAN FHAKCISCO Aug uJim Jeffriesclearly proved his title to tho heavyweightchampionship tonight when ho forcedtim seconds of James J Corbett to throwup the spongo while he wits being countedout in limo tenth round of the battle atMechanics Pavilion

From tIme first clang of time bell there wasno doubt of the outcome The championnol only showed his wellknown abilityas a fighter hut he surprised the vast throngat the ringside by his cleverness

The blow which finally settled Corbetta-ospiralions to time championship was afearful cue In the stomach deliveredwith such force that Corbett reeled to thefloor He was retching and vomitinganti in terrible distress from the effect ofthe broiling administered by Jeffries-

Jeffries showed surprising agility fromIho beginning and had no difficulty In land-Ing on Corbett almost at will His blowshad tremendous force and lie first sentCorbett to the floor for a count in the fourthround

Again in the sixth round Corbett wentdown before the sledgehammer blows ofhis adversary

In tho ninth round Corhett rallied andfor the first time delivered more blowsthan did Jeffries

The final round was a fierce one fromtim utarl Jeffrieas blows haul more forcethan ever and Corbntt was sent to the floorto respond to the call of tlmo

As one of the best fight towns In thocountry San Francisco has seen somogreat battles as those between Fits andSlmrkoy Jeffries and Ituhlin Jeffries andFitz Young O rbott and Terry MoOoern

But the throng that greeted a dCorbett tonight surpassed in numbers ailenthusiasm any that was ever gathered t

gethor for any sporting event in lidcountry

Thin great Mechanics Pavilion as rrranged for the fight tonight holds 8 iro-

pcrsors hut nt least 3000 more werewedged into the gallery and into additioi alseats that had heart built at time rear ofhall to accommodate a precsing demandfor more seats

The gate money was 150000 for regularpales wIth at least 10000 additional forpremiums paid by latecomers

Tills boats all records for fight housesIn San Francisco the largest previousIIOIIKO being IIZOOO when Jeffries met Fit zlast year

Her seats sold for 20 15 arid 10 andarena seats ranged from S7V to 3 with83 for general admission to the galleryMany sports who wero very hate paid ashigh as to for box seats and no seats weresold today without premiums

The Mechanics Pavilion where time tightwits held is a lingo barnliko structurewhich occupies half a block on Liuklnstreet facing the City Hall Tho I wo endshave boon closed in with boards leavingan enormous ball with lofty vaulted ceiling

In the centre of this hall raised aboutsix feet from tho floor was tutu 21foot ringAbovo it were arranged in the fonn of asquare twelve powerful electric lightsthat HIM poets Fiercelight that beats upon a throno-

By lowering the lights In other parts ofhouse this throw time ring into as great

prominence ns a stage under a pow-

erful calcium In the first row about thnwero seats for thin representative of

press anti the telegraph operatorswhile immediately back of these wornbox seats in which were wellknownsports

Every seat in the large arena was oc-

eupifd anti long before the doorsopened thousands of sports gatheredeager to get in The gallery was soonronftrstpd timid filled almost to thin dangerloint Shiny of more venturesomo

worn perched on overhanging iiearns andrafters Those holding reervi souls werealso early on tl scent nnd at 815 oclockalmost every occupant was in hits coat

Sppoiil trains trout cities near andtb Rockies arrived in tlm afternoon bring-ing a largo army of sports They hadplenty nf money to invest on the result

eagerly sought tlio speculative oneiwho favoiid siLlier miin One train contisling of fifteen oars got to th city litin tho nftenioon-

In the party were Parson Dnvlw ioorji1Slier of ChiTgn who rnfereiil the fluitbetween Tom Slmrltey and Jefiriex at Coyisland Nat Cfoodwin the comedian Donu-

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entered the ring leporis-if their condition worn rife Coruotfriends extolled hits training anti Uhut he was Ill to fight battle of hi f

ioino of the Jeffries adherents Inert lohis preparation and there were many

rumors that ho was not in tho best of shapnBut they were all run to earth anti at the

moment It was saLt that time brawnyloilormsker was fit lo battle for a kingsan orn

The tIght in Itself was regarded us one ofmost important in years They met

70 jier cent of the gross rerelpts Ofsummit IS per cent wont to the winner

and Iho remaining T per cnnt to the loserIho limit of the battle was twenty roundsind it was decided under straight Marquisf Qtieensberry rules Jeffriess weight

was announced aw 225 pounds while Corbetticalixi 1SS pmmd-

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