The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1900, Page 1

es eee IT eT RE Th: ER LETS SL RIE LTT PI I A mee ed aaa alate il a Ld ve we WEATHRR-AROWERS TO-T1O8F. ‘ALL THE LATEST SPORTING a M. 10P,M, EXTRA -FOURICE BARONS |» .-=n, GIVE BAIL BONDS! ~~~ “ALL RIGHT!” SURE ENOUGH! Youn ee PME oF an veat Wat mein maven @ ae MGnTe Devoe, ‘iumuioah and Bauer Appear Before ' Magistrate Zeller in Jefferson Market, but Church Was Iil at \ Home. it. itelsiinitl-i-i-i- he lee Trust y to furnish Four of the members who were given until t $2.90 bail each for ragy failed appear on time in Jefferson Marke vow his afternoon before Magistrate Zeller, and he was just about to order ne issue of Warrants for thelr arrest when « trust lawyer assured him that they would soon make their appear- ance President Morse has already f HUNDREDS OF shed Gier's wae he ean a1 0 OT) THE ECLIPSE PHOTOGRAPHED seats Sie seme aaa a = FROM THE PULITZER BUILDING. — ourt Two of the defendants, Devoe and wy tna tes TQ COMPEL ICE TRUST TO SHOW ALL ITS BOOKS. SRAYESEND ne older director to sign the bail bonds. | Devoe appeared to be scarcely seven- ven years old, with his almost girl nd face, and light hair parted middie He was visibly nervous, 1 when hit name was called every! Appiteation is to be made to-day to!in Jefferson Market Court to-day a article of color left his face. When a| the Suprem rt by a stockholder of furnish bail. These men, with Pres! policeman happened to jostle him | the American Ice Company for a writ of dent Morse, were held for the Grand as he stood by the rail Devoe recoiled |Peremptory mandamus to compel the Jury last Friday on a charage of con- igh the officer were about to] Company to show lis books and a true) spiracy. They were absent then, but De otherwise. Many photographs of the iff him and jock him in a dun. | list of Its stockholders Lancey Nicoll promised to produce them This is under the general law that to-day the books and papers of a corporation) The lee Trust has begun to weaken. may be inspected by a stockholder | It is very willing now to sell ice for less 1 y, when deprivation of the privilege will than sixty pen § hundred ' Bret: Peskering, cf SANs) 16 cota work Injury to him. It is purely a per- onal sutt John 1. Kavanagh, Charles Devoe | York offering to make contracts fer ice Spite of the lists, Which Only Softened the Light — Scientific Results of the Event. The greatest eclipse of all! This | the tenor of all reports, official and “corona,” and two solar protuber died the young steps to the desk and consoled him mind, i will be all ances or knobs, have been obtained, aying } over Ina minute Hauer was rearcely less perturbed astic over the clear-eut pictures of these wonderful red knobs which b san Devoe. He looked to be about] John Bauer and Charles B. Church, | for this season at figures lower then 6 men have taken at Washington, Ga rad pars Od 0 most . ji f Washington, who were directors when | cents a hundred. Inchfentally they are 5 8-5 Prof. Robbins also was successful san ico (ompany's branch offices American Ice Com was eat but with little success. te “ in observing the solar protuberances ted, will go before Magisirate Zeller ya the ball bond of all four pris edge their jeptomers to sec' rey. In fact, all over the strip of totality extending from New Orleans. La., t Norfolk, Va., these red protuberances were plainly visible The corona was similar to that 1889, and the mo to be slight a AMBLING CHUSES b COTTON FAILURE gave as surety the property at West Twenty-fourth street, tn i showed he had an equity of ables were foun ect Diver Discovers Mia Liner Nearly Had « Hole Knocked in The moon's shadow wae plainly seen on the sky and the wonderfu Her by Submerged Object. light surrounding the sun closely o Adiver was gent down during the dey eorved to ascertain the nature of the damage » THE OFFICIAL REPORT. Prof. Skinner, of the Savel -2¢e-—_—__—_- Mr. Johnson, of Seymour, John- was broken off aby from the of the screw caused by striking Observatory, Te at ‘The break is a the Rell ss ele son & Co., Accuses Partner pivmeunen. ©. C. May S~frot “There wereaim sorat hes on the kee A. NX. Skinner narge of the Nave that the vessel had struck 4 floating ub- of Private Speculation. Obmervatory oar here, gave out | 4 ec ee 4 sun rose clear and the sky was! GOY. BECKHAM TO WED iktenes ty cocak, "Eos GMO ob is] The brokerage firm of Seymour, John-, contracts were all well margined up to of Owenshoro. (ipecial The Evening World) FRANKFORT, Ky, May &—It ts announced that Gov. J. C. W. Beckham will shortly wed Miss Jean Fuqua, of Owensboro. Miss Fuqua is the daugh- ter of a wealthy tobacconist of Owens boro and Is a Kentucky belle. The failure was due, so Fred W. Jobn- | The date of organisation was Marcn 3, son. e firm, declares, to the private speculation of one of his part- ers. The me accusation was made ald to hold the firm's for loans agategating $2,600,000 Crocker, @ partner in Price, of $340,000. [t is reported that some of, MeCormick @ Co, the cotton firm (hat) these banks demanded that these te: failed for 112 0.000 last week. e met to-day, and the failure resulted. The failure f the firm did not cause gpecial Partner Webster's interest je much excitement in the street, It is not saig to ‘¢ been $3,009, and the firm's isa brunette and local champion |" 1 eats by Gore tennis player. The wedding is expecied | (MOUsht the liabilities are large, a1- capitalization is something like $n00, Caperton and Kent. Good dras to take place in June. though It was rumored they would much of which is believed to be im- SEE, oe paired. WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for the thirty-six hours end ing § P. M. Tuesday, for New York City and vicinity: Showers to-night and Tues aay; light to rresh easterly winds amount to $0,0%. This was denied by members of the firm. ‘The firet intimation of the failure was them of a rather ak character. given Wall street when the following) Uy? to 124 o'clock to-day about ee notice was posted on che office door this shares of stock were bought and 4 sold on norning the Stock Buchange “under the ‘The firm of Seymour, Johnson & Co, fF the account of the insolvent mn has made an assignment to me for the Mr. Johnson. of Seymour, Jonneon & Co.. made the foliow 4 creditors I have taken, afternoon os a oe | done to the New York the aceiden \ on Tueeta ast, After he reported Mr. Bettic, the acting manager, said + “The diver reports that the port shaft aran paratus was in perfect adjustment. The | son & Co, with offices in the Empire, carry them along. first contact occurred he pred His Bride-to-Be a Kentucky Belle! Miiiding, Broadway and Rector street, Ped gee re = Ge are ~~ A time, 1% Our work ympiiah . gain ts ia Ga a Johnson, Heary yMour an the short time of ninet cond : ch Tennis Player — | Went to the wall this morning | Webster, who was © “special” partner. apt’ hypothe Rearend ne Se ¥, 801 4. % No. VE. 10 A.M, the flat grating a by Dr. Ames and assistants, Huff, G and Reese Chase, of Yale tained four fine trum photographs with the obje prism spectroscope “Pine photos of th obtained with the st ings of the corona were made by I'rof« Wood, Frisby and Yowell Prot. Wood and Dr Dorsey used *. Mr Parsons x artecopie photographs k five fine photograp with the forty-foot lens Ever passed off successfully. Every plan was | executed WASHING TON Ga., May Prot. W.| and submit o statement of condition as ihe private speculation of one of my H Pick the head of Vales} w The sky was ¢ Ly | partners and the tying up of ni ‘turnteded the following tant appre hound soon as possible oney through the cuignment of our expedition, has ‘ , Rapidly is trom the “ALFRED HAYES, JR, Assignee,” {See rmick he Mr. Hayes, the assignee, is a lawyer ‘© have not felled for soaee0, | been estimated. We hay: onnected with the firm of Coudert| Syrtn”ay Towne oars, Chaat Sema Mrothera, and enjoys the confidence of | cured by Terianye of between 3 » ot iT Pe cagioren ot, Bri, Broth Sumber of beads of f Sea's number ot 94 ung men who are th the financial wortd. It was stated this morning that the | Rave’ Geen” aavient” tne ages | pay in the stocks at ‘em ort D0 shares On | the pasieat way canis Sera agar, and woe at weht in cotton at | condition. the time of the Price, McCormick @ Co. | , “| hove to continue failure. It was rumored last week the {iter 'tnengetly sol teat°r, me fem was in difficulties, but this the firm | street.” denied in a formal statement. imeast isnt sad einai come’ tm a! "oe owl 7 a evehtt of It EMPLOYEES’ LIVES - sree ot toes an hal prepare statement la ‘ mete 4 sred the sun less them “The weather here wae perfect and | “ the observations entire We secured thirty-#ix pi mercurial apparatus an with thirter ber camera nineteen assistants “The plates will be developed in Cam bridge Observatory. Viewally, with five scone te ineh becca the corona resembled | i" se tnd nb Gehl on the Neen ES | Goan silniity aevetnge ont Bite Govere THOMASTON. Ga, May 2—Prof Ct i ee cn dean Gh oven |CUmpbelL. of Lick Observatory, the following stacement Get_on snimate oma Ne ee 1 ee otra oR IO