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D iut FeoBd at CHrpbaat Met ThreatLung Can Hardly Recover Mtteatf-

lImint lUady fer Aetloa la theCeat Rrftoa Mre Tlelnie-

SoiATro Pa June Charlt Robinten deputy pollcoman In the employ ofil No 7 colliery of the Delaware andlludon Canal Company at Olyphant wa-

rrrrlvrd at the lAckawaan Hospital Intblo city at J oclock thla morning sufferingfrom a wound through the right brraat

chance of recovery an atlxM-Alout midnight Robinson bad bUZz found

lying uncnnaclou betide train of canlie lid been en duty ouuldo of the breakerrd accordlnt to aU accounts had neated-

Manlf IjrslJe tlio car only a few minutesprevious to the hooting The Inference Ucf cmirM that Robinson waa ahst either bya itriker or liy a strike sympathlnr

In Olyi hant Urn striken and their Mendttattcd a Mory morning that Robinsonhot himself while crawling under A carAt the lAckawannn Hospital this afterrcirn ttm hyslolan In charge of the casetit tulrd thl theory They any that thevuurd is iteolf the t et Indication that theman w not In a stooping condition wlmn-ttiit and that It Is also evident that thepin from which the shot was fired wasome dltUnca away when the shot waflrei-

lTlo millet evidently came from a power-ful riflo for it passed clean through thel lr tmrlng way through tho rightlung It wa S cnllbro In lro Hup-tHie cf the oinl department of the Delaware nnd Hudson Cane Company thissftfnionn offered a rewin of 11000 for the-m t arid conviction of tim man that did

ijo hn itlng-Knblnson whose homo la in WllkewRarro-

ntxivered consciousness to4lay anda statement in which he say thatlevi s that tio wa hot by a ntrikor TheI lrict Attorney the county detectiveslid a host of local sleuths are at Olyphauti tits opening woklng to enm the reward

llieio iim been an Incnoso today Intie rumlxr of rfflglr hangini from th-oi Ii hone nnd telegraph polo hrrtoliout-

UiLSKKIUKiiE la June is No arittls yet len made cf the men SUBI ictcd of dynamiting tho Applegatn IIOUM

n Hazleton yt Urilay or of ambUklilng-He oniiial al the William A collierylJuryea on Wednesday night Warrant

out in each however and armt-rro npected at uny moment A Pardee-A Co luau ufforod a rewanl of Uoo for Ihn-

clynatnlten William Uemlnger nno cfthe six men who held up young Applogate and a companion after the outrage

robbed a witohI In Thn oilier the have notyet been captured

UITCJIFU COAL coxrtrExcxToday Irmldent Mitchell had a long

conference with lret decit Patrickrf et n dUtrict 7 from Mnrrts-ilale Pa who came to consult him aboutIrroldent Mitchell dinitod him to ileckrwn rlki asiiurin him of Uie oftr union What mine It ho would nol

KIV the nofl coal Inr the anthracite strike anti while

nuld not commit hlnvwlf about thoof n soft codl striko-

l o raid the mon In MM district urn doingsi they can to kt soft crval out of the

market They are refusing toi more car than Uon tirrriously-riieil at tho mirew In mannor

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ntrt wnuld not talk answering thet mtorV letterM Iho-i k The of the coal men

riko thin week ho are for theiscu sliin of purely local troubles antI not

Ho could not say-s wouldInlnn howowr I that matter are slowly

4 pi z llielr courso toward a celli m i lien a It apparent everyt hat mov of K wn-

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mnkcrw-i i ii lint noti TI It won confidently thatI witiUI foro them to nnI ir clAy to trm men It wivo-

ix nilicH As It Is they are now Hivingn wii h notiimlon and thoeor Imd gnlred MJ much that the

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Twiiviinn etiplioorw formerly workingii he ore now

tin V i 2 N 0 Hid Nnttlngtuim colllrr-of iho Ishlgh nnd Vl11ke llnrro Coal

Mwny anti Art uirkl g at enginesat tlns Ilieir n i

i roller in this n glnn and a meetingi Jent y Ccntral otip neers and llremen-

v ii i nt Ahlcy thin aftoninon Iti i ri tho m n lied arrived at tIneit MV n siil that mom were

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I A ntipoiutod toto if hey still remain inonilxrn thelir terliXH nnd further action will lieti en wlmn tlm comtiiltteu report It

j wild In the nKoting that men hadif offer of rvInMotoinent with the com

tany after thee strikeliireful eetlinutm baaed on flgurv given

ie flnh witk of the ttriko to bo COM to

HOUSE ntmiLED with ntaumP-OTTSVIIII Pa Juno IS Tho cutml-

rath n uf a rvrit nf dumnndratlonH-tiJ marches the part uf striker

n tm we ti rn of countyai four thl

l a tonIc vith lircann on the tinuw oflout Ixirvriz a mir fotoinnn slticotie strike lion doIng the work ofuinpmHii at lln south Spring colcry Thin attack worn

Mm Uiur of I and 3 o cluck anti evnry i ldnf tio lioiuo wart attackedm witnlow cf the l cdroom when slipt-n thiiii otw iif lorrnxi khhol were lodged In thee ing and hour On anoUivr do ofm lniiM rUles of 41 calibio wrrn Uf l-

everul lioU wero fla l through the bedn of Mrs Harry tine nf Urn

lets went both the fontlKinn-lII tIe heuilbnard of the lcd nn which

woman slept Just grazing the HivwrS-jtiM of worker at a meetingt nfunioon ilvnouncvtl tlw oulrn o-

rtil tie fitUfiis liavn to SlwriffI l lall for protection A carload nf-li aillig Into tho dl-srtt nnd a reward ha tern offered for-e iorietrator of the outrage

IUUOXIN Pa June IS A majorityi Mhorollierio owned by the1 1 in rl cii i In Hit plmo-Ml lieu a cufllcUiit furco-

rxtniinlnii Jn tie llnn onw tnnlaythe first the firemen

T ie are clowly-iuded by CVial ond Iron while

i tiol nnioer tlm Pennsylvania-n heavy lat night

iinvon operation cnnnld-l but the nii report

o workings tn no longer In danger1 entirely i-

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AlToniu Fa June IS For some timerecently tint Pennsylvania Railroad ml ny official have Urn annoyed by anunusual number of supposed tramp riding

oo the cool train The sequel ap-peared today In a statement of on of themen In which he ald hi wtu a union minorand fliat ho WM riding oo the train to dis-cover If the operators In tho told anviolating I ho boycott on bituminous coaldestined to fill anthraoiU marketadmitted that miner wereIn the same work

T1i miner official some time ago Midthat the firm In tIed such a theOvnrlnd White Company anti other are

coal anthracite fieldThey oould not a the coalwa distributed from Greenwichto Ita destination theof thn miner to track downthe shipment mad In violation of boy

to with the firma laterPmiJrat John Mitchell who U In close

sympathy with endeavors to orWhat will be big

shipment are found going anU not DUtrict Prei

Patrick Clllday refuse to talk on thUmatter

ILLINOIS MIXERS FIRMWin Not nreak Their Contracts to Help

the AnthraciteI ns Juno 14 Secretary Joseph

Pop of Urn Belleville 111 District of UnitedMine of America Mild emphaticoally that there would be no strikeof the soft coal mlnura of llllnoU In sym-pathy with the anthracite minor of

Ho said It would be Impourfhlofor the illinois minor to take a hand Inthe strike t cniiso they were working under-a solemn compact thetorn not and would notviolate The contract run until I

iwaHo Mild the report that the bttumlnouaminor of district Intendedto out worn end worefor the of timid manufacturcni Into coal

UNAl ouil Juno IS Thetore In the coal In tht southwestern

of tutu State have taken a census ofthe mlncrn on the of a general

and find that 74 or W cent i fnro In favor of standing the scale

which was adopted at the convention herela t February

WET VinatXIA STttlKK OVER

Tne nttomlnom Coal Miners Going narkto Work

FAIBMOWT W Va June IS All the coalmine In put of Virginia are ex-

pected to resume operation tomorrowThe agitation amounts to very little sincethe arrest of the leaders for violating onInjunction The dayha through-out

MOXUNOAII W Va June IS There U nodoubt the mike In over In thUKeven agitator from Pennsylvania andOhio left for home Not

then men remain In Motherflock Every mine waa running

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of Cutner Curron A IhUlltt forthe Iocahonta cool brought by the

and W t rn to tidewaterSit Iwuiiliert said to that nosteamer for bunker coal lin-tho iitrlke In the coal held occumdfailed to get a supply and It IM

that there will no interruption of thenupply

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ninuiNaitAU AU June is A number offoreign Ulxirrrs employed at the rtwl wireand rod inllla nt KnAley got out on a caro-uMlUt night and at I oclock were creatingmuch disturbance on one of the avenueConstables Melts attempted to quiet thefonlgnrro but to no avail and he soughtthe awlnluncc of two Knsley policemen

Th forrlgner offered rralstance A fightcn tjwl and Constable and Polkvinan-Tchxrow unod their pistol Joe Jnwlklukwee nhot through the body receiving awound which caused hi death In fifteenmlnutiw Another ono wee shunt hut homanaged to make good bU capo Klxother were nrrmted-

5TOVKI TIlE STIIKKT CARS

More HInting In the PrnttdrneePawiorhetStrike Noldlrn I o Motht-

nrrovrntNCK P I Juno IS An attemptopen up the city line of street cnr In

IVlwluokel resulted In riotous doraonstrntlons In Central Falls through whichno mm ttave run i lnco the beginning ofthe trouble At 1 oclock afternoonthe fret cur won rent out on the DexterMrvet Ilii It had a far a the Lirrain of tho when It war met withn and mlMllon

umacheil and the conductor waevral t and injured

Till near line of Pawtiickit nail Central Falls the crowd being

In CfUtrnl until the not art heed beennod Mayor Fails that h wouldnot resOrt to uxlrvm measure nnd onedivision of the Naval lUeenra wus wnt

the line from Pawtucket A chargeWOK made on the place where tho ear hadbeen but or small U wasfound nwrcl ed through thooily and then marched to

me followed n crowd of wvenilthousand latter cheenwl the mllltlnhut In no uncertain tone thatno car would l run through their city

It wut thought at omit

Inttml I try to tlio machineitt the machine gun which wo

gun wee loaded and preparations madeto rw lst an onslaught oars wntInto Central Falls got a reception of stone

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In the mlddlo of the Tlilrtyfourth rtreot-croMtown track nt Third avenue blewlet night PtrikUiR the tntlo work below

we t halThere loud explosion frighteningth i wronger on car persotw-lUInc In lh Itthat KM which hail accumulated In thehill had been set off by a Kparkokxtrio conduit

J Canirls M 1lonhe s IWO ranarletThe BritWi MeamsJilp ICapollo In yester-

day from Hamburg will land today foran dealer two Mcred camelslour ordinary brown a baby til-

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Off 2 River nly One fIlea Pasrngm Hart tUeonloReal Trird to Uners Uses

The Iron Cygnus which lefther Coney Island pier al IM oclock yentorday afternoon hrr three decks throngedwith about 1100 men women and chlklren-waa masking for Tier I North River about

JO oclock the Metropolitan Line steamship H F Dtmock from Botnn with onepasMenier the flattery from theCast lUver of tlie two vesselup the Xorth paralt led each otherfor a while

E Baker of the Dtmock which wasastern of the Cygnus had

blown one whistle Indicating lu the lan-

guage of tho rule of the road applyingthat he would go to the ritfht or on thestarboard hand of the Cygnus A CaptBaker put It hhnttlf

I Intended to keep my course and thecaptain of the Cygnus knew it or ought tohave known It

The Cygnus U an iron In hull onlyand the Dimock U Iron gunwale tokeelson The Dimock was alto heavilyladen What happened after Cai l Bakerblow hi signal wna m en by many of theCygnus excumionlst and by lot of folks

an airing on bulkhead and stringThe two boats came to

geiher dill running parallel the Cygnuxwest of the Dimock When they weresomewhat north of Pier 1 the Cygnus swungaround Intending to come down on thetilt to they ii r Tho tide was Just turningebb The boat wn about outfrom the pierhead Capt T II Kkld

note tm blow two whistles to signifythat In would cross the Diuiock

Capt linker didnt hoar theand that own if ho had hoard

them the Dlmotk had the right of wayHut llukor said cun-

lilor my rIghts when I saw that If Iahead nm boat with elithoso women al ard I

signalled to the ongltio and stoppedI wnndnrwl

Cygnus lied gone out of hit wit I said toWhat tin dovil U thnl man trying-

to do He laid no right to risk Us ofall those M union and children by attempt-ing to en me I had no was so

MO nboAni when ho ran Into me his cutwater striking mo full on the ort bowstaving a biiuUI hole i n nil fret

water line friuturing three orfour Im glad nobody was hurtthrough his fonllrhtioiw

Naturally tltere wo excitement aboardthe when ulie m slml Into theDimixk About fifty I oi U nearly allmen were sitting on camp on thehurricane dock of the Cygnus forward

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flight oft they Uiwlt l over oUr nwn andwomen end Some of the Woundscrvotnoil and fainted khoutvd andhilt further aft

Tli hoop wax not violent as goMrs of tzu Cherry stnr t-

win at the top of a wayfell down to the next dock and

and that wee the M I0 InjuryTTTO of tho cmwd that wee

the l w were Frank Ormsloyof IU l in and Mr nf lj lTwentieth street Spllntrni flew nil aroundand on tlwni hut nut hurt limymy then a crunching soiinil end nliutf-lftion f t of tIe hurricatio anddock InHintlnK rt nf the wood n sttmwas smnshiii or knocked amun l

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The nennmo of the docks and thenIece of the sister teat theMM bound to Coney Island a few hundredy nl ciT to kfop ClOWn the excite-ment aol whon It won scon tluilwu untlor wnylwndlnir toward 9the lhUh Valleys frriifhloxmtrslonl calm

Moonwhilo n man who attends tnlln H nt Plor 1 heel shoutod across to

a at Pier A that the Cygnus wee afireThe cop told Scrgt Mip and h pent

nut In a steam Inunrh

to the ftreboat W I Strong whichout In a hurry nail called forrenonm from o precincts TheCygnits wus alnncslilo 2 l fore therosouo fleet arrived The lionts nfllrtinnail clockhan had got think altno t an-

iufct 01 a school Otm womanto l on retaining a life presorver until

sho got on the pierCapt to the police

lr blow two whHlos anil thatthe Dfmwks skipper hail answcnM wlihone ln hftil two whlrtlm againhe declared nd oicaln nno toot In

admlltixl that ho tlumehlhe could clear Dimock when startnlacmes her tows HU nritlnnl Intfiiilinapparently was to M the HnvMk

slrcam before attempting to roach hisplorTlio

hull wnand after all her pnssonirors offsho wrni under her own ioam to Frlo-Ilosln whore sho will ho repaired Damage about IM

Dlniork while commanded by CaptOttoman sanK W K steamvnchl ofT Pollock Rip on SundnvJuly 74 IMS Tlio IIno paidhonvy damufies a the Dimock toblame

cnovxiiEn TO SAVE A sroorThe Crn Klocnm K enili the Mght on a

liar In lanialoa IlaIn order to avoid collision with a sloop

yacht the big excursion Ron Klncumwait run aground afternoon on-Hmelks bar in Jamaica Ray off RnckawayPark Her SV paseonKeni wore taken offunhurt and not much excited and camehome by rail

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Hocknway Inlet a thick fog shut tier inend tlw flvetnllo passage through thinIng channel in the was mado under re-

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thnfogHlt inl soul two men on the lookoutWhen the KInrutn was within half a tulle

Hmnlilo and hail made a sharptuni toKtarboatd to head In for tIn landingono of the men forward spin the sloopwith turn aboard almost doad-nhmil anti drifting slowly

Van his helm apartanti tho bow nf tho Just miithe rtTn of tho slonp

A M later the flcx um hartand on the hit which U covoro l by-

onlv six feet if water at high ttdoThere was n scramhlo for life

but nobody tried to Jump overboard andafter was ovor Vanbclialrk was willing to take hU oath that

had throofourthof the iv sM rigon were womon-

Vtllhlti l vi ininutcn after the tnststruck the fog lifted and her plight was seenby tioituins al Konsidn

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to have all the fun they had wt out to

The police launch wa followed withina few by the small Jamaicasteamboat Kirgo H The

end boxestransferred to the Molt and not a sand-wich lost

Four or fine l oarriaoe were carefully towered to the deck of the Molt withtheir In Then thecarriage well hauled back for another lot

who have their own peramliulaior with them

The men sail most of the wonvnj madothe trip from the boat to the steal one

mnnn of rope ladder but some womenbalked and to be sling

It funny said a steamboathow women will to Coney Island

and and loop the and risk

ashore at 50ran on the bar

President Frank A of theKnlckortx ckr Kteambnat towhich the Hlocumyesterday Ho made

Island Railroad for nanillng allthe stranded back to town by trainThe Slocum will tie off liar athigh water thU morning She 1 MO feet

About fifty feet of her low 1 Inthe sand

Hmelks liar usually forms In the winterand drIfts away In summer lu pres-ence steamboat monwas due to Friday storm

THE THISTLE O TIlE ROCKS

Commodore Rrkert and Ills Famtty TakenOff tn a Naphtha Launch

N w llocnKUJt June IS CommodoreFckert of the New Itoclmllo Yacht Chubwith hU wife two sane and a daughterSailed In hU ullboat the Thistle for Port

Jfa Saturday evonlng A

Lobe Hay a heavy aeaand the high tide drove the Thistle bowon toward the

ComriKxlnro Eckrrt lot control of thewheel emil the boat driven nn the rock

Krkert assisted her husband in lower-ing the sails thus preventing the boatfrom capsizing

Vachtumon at the clubhouse saw the perilthat the Commodore and his wereIn and Mivpral of them went rescueIn a naphtha launch and took theoff

The Thistle was sllll on the tonightand unless she can bo floated tomorrow-It Is feared she will pound to

STEAMSHIP OV 4 LUXFThe iruund tHY False Cape

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NoRrouc Va June Britishsteamer Falcon bound from a lullfor Europe by way of Norfolk went ashoreon nn uncharted lump two miles southeastof False Capo Virginia al 7 oclock lastnight Fog prevailed when the struckThe Cost guards were not on tho lookout

remained undiscovered until B

this saverswont out to her but stood by thesteamer anti that a tug bo pent toher assistance

The Morritt tug Rescue and a tucSentack tug raced Iron Norfolk to the scenehip IteMtjn reached the Falcon fIrst andafter part nf the docklood nf timber was

her at 520 oclock thisuftornoon The steamer shortly ot di dfor Norfolk WilliamIwimb Co the Falcons agents letstar that salvage hns lieon agr t l

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nf iresW-jisttwoTox Juno IS Ilefure the close

of tomorrows of the Seriate some-thing definite will bn known as to theof tIe RcpuUlcanH In CYmgirM toKether in support of a Cuban reciprocitytarlfrnxluctinn measure in line with Ue-rwxtmrmndatlons cnntaineil In the mesages nf Urn PrTHldenl Tomomiw will

the last day nf grace for on Tuesday theCuban Relation Commlttc will mt l to

upon the terms of n bill to lio reported-to a caucus tlm next day and tous n pony measure

Tint Sonito loader Insist that they cnnrely upon at least fortyfive Senators tosupport the bin of the Cuban Committeethus leaving i rjy nine Republicans to nppnsothe party The lender mad alast count of no c today and whileate by no mean with the situa-tion they Ulloro that only a smallnf sugar Senators if will standout nt end against their party OM-OfUltoi

Tills everflng thin Senatorslurk a prnt meted conferrer at the reelthrice Senator Elklns who n agonsMumod tho nf the faction

hn sire niiK reduction whateverIn the Cuintn tariff These Senators mot-to receIve the of a subcommitteeto whom assigned thn task nf formuhating seine proviso to l in theWr Her compromise Mil which thee Imetsugar Sofintnrs can support

the form nf which they can voteIII cnuctm with their twirty

wiv their facesThree or four alternative proposition

worn suggested nnd dU cuM iIm tomormw to those In chargeor the than committees bill OnoIXIMH no kKislstb n at all another a modl

of Mimo of imnlifylnx clause In thelull that will terre to secure tin

fntervsta of tilt thnt notiptoe to them

of the tariff mlurtiou iimasur-

tHlIlT AT Till LOOFEttS SCHOOL

One of Prncntts l ii IU llailtr Smashedon Ills First Trip

Rronton a circus acrobat nearlyhula life yoktenlay morning trying to

liMip the loop on a blcycjo III Khe psheadRay A loop lieon erected lonelyplace in thee wnnds called llio Cedar by-

Irwotl for tlm purpose nf training hi-

tmupo nf loopem Ire cntl own liveryloop III the Initrd State IUM a vitent-en devkv

A crowd hail Fathered to watch Rmntnn-do tho trick n man and utmlto 1m an expert return erfnrm TEvery ont thought ho had a cinch

fart lila wlfo nnd nowral friends calMto He i hU

Ho gut astride the wlmel rfertlr cooll himself iu h forward slightly

UKI down Im elIOt like a falling star Whenwheel struck tlm loop there was n rumblo

nail a grating noise and tlm crowd thoughtIlnititnn rom I hrough safelybut ho lost contnil of tho bicycle onlast quarter of thud nndsmashed tlm casing on the lefthandattic

Ilmnton wee flung againstnf the structure and thee tank half-way Into thee boards HU left wa

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Kerle of Public Engagements

IX VDOM June II After the grandmilitary tattoo at last nightthe King foil unwell and summoned DrSir Francis Laklng one of hi physiciansfrom London Dr taking arrived itAldershot midnight and wrote aproscription which was ilspecscd a themilitary hospital

lie recommended that his Majesty remainquiet on Sunday with tho result till theeRing cancelled engagement for

la believed that tie i suffering from acold He has averaged three public en-gagement dally finishing at thee theatrethroughout the pant week which thee

rainiest of the yearA court circular issued evenIng

sayS that tlm King was unable to leaveroom today owing to an attack of

lumbago caused by a chill at AlderUiotThe correspondents write that his Majesty

will probably bo able to hold the militaryreview tomorrow on l ffsns Plato80000 troops will bo engaged If he 1

still unwell thee Prince of Wale will reviewthe troops lu his stead

FLrtO MAVH1XR FAILS

Albert Bebmnly Falls the trine WtttiIlls Invention

fvrtil faftl Dnpal k It TIn lirePARIS June IS Albert Schmutt U the

latH Invenor of a lying machine whichhe asserted could vie with the swallowHo took ll to a bridge over the Heine nearSt Cloud and Jumped off workingthee wing with hi arms

Flit Invention proved a complete failureand Hchmutx fell Into the river where bewa rescued by boaU

SSEItESS 01 CAl MCOOLK

Woke Ip Two Counties With Ills TugsWhittle to Unite a llrldgrfcreper-

Newarkere and residents of nearby partof Eex and Hudson countle were puxclod and somewhat olarme for two hourson Saturday night by the blowing of astrain whistle It Is customary in Har-rison to blow a whistle whenever a blgflieoccur hut It U not usual to keep it blow-Ing for two hour

Stony Inquiries wets oddreiMed to Bcrg-tIroul al Pollco Headquarter in Newark

to the location of the tire They camefrom Haul Orange llellevllle and ItosevtlleProtest and appeals followed and Proutlearned that Iho noise rain from a tugboatIn the Pomalo River Mayor Seymourfinally called him up and asked him to dohis je l to chock the noise a peoplo werebothering him about It

Prout thee harrison pollen for aidand squads of oftlcvr were sent to theIackawnnA bridge to stop the whistleThey found that the tug S E Hcanlan ofNewark cointnnnded by Capt McCoolewas above the thaw with its whlstlo openIt had towed a schooner through the drawearly in the overling anti the schooner hadhit the framework and lost two yawls

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Increased by thus falling when hecame down the river but ho wa madthrough ami through and insisted upon thedraw Icing swung A few minutes7 oclixk he liegan blowing hU whistle antikept It screeching until US when tin pollenprevailed upon him to posit under thebridge

Meanwhile crowds had gathered on eachside of the river and upon tho bridgesA man went down upon tlm draw and sight-Ing over the stack of the tug found so Tenfeet clear

nontlKHY TALE TO THEFTIrrgrmans Aitoitetl Son Spins a Tarn

About Matliml llurglan-Tenyrorold Henry Foster 1 the adopted

son of the RovWilliam E Johnston rectorof this ProtcMtnnt tpiMtipal Church of thoRetlonmor in 130th utroet between Unotand Sovtnth nvenuiii Mr and Mrs John-ston left Urn boy alone t their 2jlSeventh aenuo for n cmiplo nf hnurx onSunday night When they RHI back at

they found tlio sitting onUrn front

He said ito heal a knock at thee doorwhon was and nlog It h t raw n man standing outside witha mask over hits fee otid a revolver In Ills

Young Foster wild ho ran tlmburglar anti found n jKillcoman nt llithstreet and Seventh avniuo iKill-oinnnlMsaldrvtunied to the with him

wit could find no rvldmco that tinliemmlilied excvpt that ti was

gone from a denk ilraworrector 1th lil wife and the l iy

wont to the Wi t irsth streit station lsee what Im looked e No such rain hadteen there linr cnuld tlm t

out the he hail met Finallyunder the boydown and admitted that wns

He had stolon tin money hlmrelf-ho said Mr Jolmston Im took lilt

several year ago anti he has alwayshonest tru tod He refiiMd

to prooocute the Uty anil ttxik him liom-

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Ray Palmer Club of Newark went on anautomobile ride nn Saturday They putthemselves In the care of an auto companyantI one nf the say that all thin

accident that followed were Ix ausn shespilled tlm salt at breakfast thai morning

Kumethltig wa going toThe club Iravelled to in two

vehIcles In une of which the lunchMored This ono proved Urn fleeter antisoon thee buhlmllino on the rod the slow auto broke downOlin It caught Mm anti n farmer with a-

ll of water had to bo summonedInter thin water gave out and a man

working In a cornfield was tocart enough to kiwi tlm Ixiller fritu goingup Alwut A the

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town There they found thatwhi had with provisions

luau had onn or two accidents tooAll wore disgusted with autos anti with

thin woman who this Theauto company alil their fares lock to

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Ntalrway CIUpsrs Unrtng KtrtltntrntCanard b Fighting en Pier

The Marlon Athletic Club of Harlem hadan excursion toyt

CnrnwallontheHuds-onyt anti the excur k nlst re

at I oclock this morning to thee tooof Katt Ttilrtysecond street Urn regulardock hand who tie up thee boats wvro way

mm on the pier took the hawvem anddVmaiuied pay for their work

When they didnt get any money theyfought with thee excursionist In thee

excitement on board the boat a numberof Iho excurolonlrtt crowded on a stairwaylending front the second deck Tho stair-way collapsed and eight persona were InJurcd

Two of them were taken to RelVr jeHospital They were Fxlwstnl Rowlnwra ran of a dotocttvo sergeant who Uvmat 221 East Thirtysecond street and JosephD McQuado of 477 FAt Hlxtythlrd stlwt-Res lnter ankle was dlslocntnl andMcQuadss should or hurt

The others received slight ruts butthey refused to go to the hospital

nniTISH YACHT Foil 3EO GOULD

Taurus Formertr Haren do nothrtiUds-Arrttr Mere Preen England

The Rrltlh steam yacht Taurus whichboon cliartrnd for the season

J Gould arrived lucre yesterday fromSouUuunptun by way of Fayal She ex-

p riencoil rough weather after leavingFayal

Tlie Taurus wo formerly thee Err andwas by late Ilaron Alfred dn-

Rothschll l the U a steel schoonerrigged and was built In IMS by Shuttleworth t Oinimuin at Etltti from designsby A H Bruwn She l Jl tNt incheslong between perpcmilcular IM feet on thewater line SO feet beam and 1S4 feetdepth Her engines are of tho compoundInverted typo She U one of the mosthandsomely fitted yacht built on the othersldo of the Atlantic The staterooms andsaloons are furnished more like room in aprivate house than In a veenel

The yacht U In charge of Capt Toowho thee skipper nf the Atalanta beforeMr Gould soil that vessel and last year

skipper of the Sybarite another Englishyacht chartered br Mr Oould The Tauruswill tie overhauled at once antI will be usedthis summer In the Waters between till portanti RAT Harbor

HAGEU MOTHER AXD CHILD

Paramour of a Woman Kin hue and ThenKills a flit icwtlnesM-

riKoaKit I T June IS The UnitedStates Marshal teen notified of themurder of Dyer a white woman antiher twelveyearold daughter in the CreekIndian neighborhood known a Oakfun-efortyfive miles wept of here The womanquarrelled with her paramour and thelatter throw a noose around her neck andhung her from a staple In the ceiling of

house Tho girl witnessed the hangingof l r mother anti the murderer In orderto rermjve the only to hi crimekilled tier in the same manner mother anddaughter swinging Mn by side

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retltng Fail en Twrhe Women and Twofhtlrtren

A large patch nf plaster on the ceilingof the first flour of tlm Harlem HospitalIn thee women ward fell shortly after 13

oclock this morning There were twelvewomen anti two children In the ward Noneof the patIents badly hurt butt theywere all more or les cut by broken pkve-nf plaster

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The Womn Who its With mm In theCsttiost llrld a Witness

Tho body nf James F Seymour who wastho son of Mayor Seymour of Bayonneanti who was drowned off lAth Roarh onSaturday night was recovered late ye-

terriuy afternoon May Kelley of Thirdnvonuo Brooklyn a woman who was withhim on cntbonl when 1m fell nvorlioan-lwa artsigned in thee Coney Island policecourt and held In hail ns n wltmfor the Coroners Inquest today

Her story I that sho tnt Seymour atConey sItter the nn Sntunlay

a number of friends went to theCaiitiilns Pier BAtli Beach and nlKiut IIoclock he and Seymour went out to lIeurstl ost In a went forward to o i the night lamp from the mast

A friend of Mayor Soymour wn nl BethBench of theHe that young Soymmir who wits anAssistant Tax oflieu goon to Until oh to enter hula heatthe unIt in tIe Atlantic Yacht Club ra-

on Tii lsy-S was Jfl old lie WAtt mar-

ried and had one child Hn had Just fin-

ished building a horn In Bayonne

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Moore nmi nded flue Woman Iaw er-

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Perry Moore who says ho I a Cubanfrom Santiago arralgnml In JeffersonMarket noli v court ye teniay for creatinga IUturl nto on Katuniay in Urn lawoffice nf MI tinsalin of the LegalAid Society at 239 Broadway

Mooro went to i w offlco onSaturday afternoon anti after a great deali if Incnherenl talk demanded thathim It Jo ljocaiiM ho failed to get a Jot asconductor on the Broadway cars deelated that It that hadftld Mixire l canM so excited that apoliceman wa cello In to arrest him

In court anti withMagistrate Mayo that the Cu an rhnulho to for examination Into hits

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Sells Ills Farm C w and Itilrkms andMmr to Wathlncton llrichts

Police Captain Fo ly of the West Thirtysnv nth station who was recortlyfound guilty publicly reprimandedby Commissioner Partridge for allowingCICM lolntlon In lila precinct antitin hewn Indirtetl for this same nf

sold his IIIHIKO antiRock chickens row nod otherthings at Morris avinuo anti 181 streetanti hi bought anti will Uo In a tmndsonmresidence at U Convent avenue on WashItigtim Heights Tlm property owned

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Many Han Ihe leap Mot Feond-Othrow and Fwter Fought In MIss

Mwrenees Pre enee Uefare RanUlrtwow Told a Friend Tint

r n the Mjht Fottrr and limp LawFence ltt atpeareil Me Atlsrknl Fosterand its baked Into Kuhmlislon

The Ctrl Mdrd the VMor

A man whoso description resemble thatof Louis DUtiniw who It U believed canthrow some light on the drowning of MintSarah Lnwrrnco anti iliirvnco Foster nearn x l round I and who dlaap-lienntl committed sillcUio by Jumpingfrom the entre nf tho river span of thoIlrnoklyn Ilridgo Into the river at 839-oclock yc tonlay aftomnon At thee timelie mado tIlt fnlal leap ratrolmau DavidDarn was standing almost within reach ofhim

Patrolman nom wn clenching on thosouth roadway near New York towerwhen h aw a man climbing tin outerrailing near thus cvntre of tho river spanThere won A distance of over TIC fort

thornDom Jumpwl on a Bergen street car

rid told Mntormnn Timothy toput on speed Then Iw took oil lielmrt-ao as not to china thin man who had climbedto tin upper railing When thee car ar-rived opixwttc where tl man won standingDora Jumpe tff anti ran to the railIng

What sni y u doing there Im askedTlxt man looked down at till poLiceman

but mild no reply TIn Dom attemptedto grab him but he was Just out of reach

patrolman started to climb Iho railbut just s h put his foot on the wire net-ting nut above him Jumped Into thetiter

pnsenRen on several sawman Jump end they became greatly

Many of them loft tho antiran to tilt of tho Bridge to look downInto thus river

Introlmsji Dorm said IM SAW tho manstrike tbi wntcr anti disappear Thenthe hotly cnrnn to the surface and floateddown Ktroam for a hundred feet and againdUapppnrwl The patrolman notifiedPollen Captain Kenny and Hergt Hrophyof the Bridge station anti patrolmen wererent down to thee river front on both tinManhattan and Brooklyn nldo to look forthe body but they were unsuccessful

Capt Kenny nold tlwjt thn man had evi-dently gut on a car at lbs Manhattan ter-minus anti loft It at the centra of the riverspan

The polIce describe thee suicide an beIngabout yean old S feet 7 inches tall andweighing ITS pounds lie wore a darksack coat dark trousers a black derbyhat anti waa smooth sliaven

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Company n101 lingers Mvenuo nnd Aloxnmler Ne n-

uf S street all MW tho mantake the lump

I Juno 16 A sensa-tional development III the mystery nf tlmdeath of Clnrvnco Fostwr moon andMind Sonul Hay Lnwrenne nfwhose UKlio wore washed suture In TiatuiBar morning cnnm whenWilliam A painter nf tillplan told for tlm flr t II story of a

tight nn the Leach In thesom Ntweon 3 and 3

oclock Tuesday mnmlnic lietwi n Fosteranti Dlshpiw Nuroolheiirt of MM-Iwiwrvnco who lui tutn niliwliig from lien

Tuesday nftonntnn lax anti who UtIle man who tell the full

story events loading uI to Urn deathof young inuplo

Mid mir Jealousy It wouldappear Disbrow In thti-

irewnon nf MU Iwiwronc nbrloml-ontliMiM for Foster a tnarrioil man

niM a hlmrt wlilnliin a triumph fur Foster tbo athlete Hothrow tlm 111 iruw to thee groundand clinked him until ho weeIn that i only letting him up when ho

slens line onnugh landto withdraw fmm anv further

claim the rraildurmtlon nf thee youngwoman Mls Ivtwrrmv it I wild

mnnict nf lovers calmly not In-

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Tli fact that this fight between twojealous m n the of theyoung the fog ntir that Dlslrow

mm titan who tutu tell anrUIng of whatixiiirriil after thus fIght run awayand cnnnot found linntlHiir nf muriliT which nil tlm cfthis village who know the peculiar relation-in which tIes tttrro stood to ono nnothe-rliao liold iiKY tho diwip nf DUlute Th ro were a IIUIIIKT of

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no exnmlnatlin nf Foster IvMlyafter It broucht ni h ro tlm manbiiriM In thi IntIn wry clotlmi hint ho wore when Iw w

taken nut i f ilm icy It d to lrthat hnd IVi In antI a largor with hitt when tm

out with Disbrow and Mlsn lowretici-Neltlier tnoiMy nor wn fount enhim whet his lunly was neoxerrd-

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CMIIHO ho got I irltn w whllo he wnliving on Toilay ho-Imcatiio worried nlwut the nuittor nail

a conciliation with liU fnthor whiover from lilvorhond ho wont to

Southampton iliad a ftntoinent to rom r-

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