The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1900, Page 1

A PORTRAIT OF BRYAN AND A PORTRAIT OF M’KINLEY, EACH {6x19 INCHES. JUST THE THING FOR YOUR WINDOW NEXT WEEK, DISPLAY iN ‘ YOUR CHOICE, SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO BE GIVEN WITH NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD. : * f \wmarumn—oLovoy, , i . a Ba iil ae rag | # p | salesatetae n= , “Circulation Booko Open to AIL” [“ Cireulation Books Open to All.” |_| ie ~ Hk in cue NEW YORK, _ WEDNESDAY, OCTUBEK 31, 1900, PRICE ONE CENT. | LAT ' CHECK PUT ON COUNT CASTELLANE === c> —— a) ) | ALVORD TO Be TURNED OVER [HAS WASTED $5,000,000: LAW VIOLATE T0 THE FEDERAL OFFICIALS. | GEORGE GOULD TRUSTEE BY TARRANT, French Court Acts to OF Restrain Spendthritt Drug Firm Responsible for Life. OCTANO KNAUTH, ‘ : from Further Dissipat- and Property Loss Says ing Countess’s Inherle : ae MUNECK HELD FOR TAIAL Fire Official BANKER, ve) tance, Putting Prop. erty in Hands of net Ai Brother, Becrotary Augustus F. Docharty, of the Fire Department, in ; speaking this afternoon of the cause of the explosion in the ‘Tarrant Well-Known Financier cf ay building, sail: TH ane STABBED TO THE HEART IN FIGH) “The combustibles carried by Tarrant. & Co, were largely in Leipzig. ‘ j oS excess of what were allowed to them under the law and the per} ¢ ee ea mit granted by the Fire Department, and in consequence of this], Orv Knauth, «member of the} cianp banking firm of Knauth, Nachod & fact they have violated the law. Kuhne, of this ctty and tatpaie Ger. | © 0 Arnold Huoqor, Atty -t. ‘ t i My . many, died here today at the residence] 4 nit "They were only allowed to carry less than fifteen pounds of| of" hie sistercinciaw, Mrs. Perea collodion or ether; loas than tifty pounds of phosphate, nitrate of wir hyped 9 ee _—, ey y y toda, chlorate of potash, saltpetre, muriatic acid, sulphuric acid and] cts, but for the Inst ten years of his Ie had ved of the Hime tr nitric acid; Jess than two gallons of benzine and one barrel of al MPeAy ah AOCGUNL OF Nb DORA. here ST Lois RESULTS cohol, This is what the permit allowed them, born at Aurich, Bwitkertand, on July 2, ) bull L 7 " INT, Me wan educated at Léipaix, where By violating the torms of the permit they dave committed | atter soishing tile stydion he enteced i R. “le sa the banking firm founded by his father a misdemeanor, which not only vitintes thelr inauranee policies, but] th Ka and thereafter for a ’ f youre WAR one of its repre: <-s-yibiliaalienes Result of Friendly Suit” Between Parties in Ine terest — Castellane’s) Lavishness Has, Exe cited Comment Ever ” Since His Marriage. ~ (iy the Anemeleied Pema) PARIS, Oct. 3.—The ‘Civil Tribunal has ap. pointed, George J. Gould trustee for the Countess imi inble ~aponsible for the we to 0 ~2 tft renders them criminally liable and responsible for the damage t iM ver, | Nee Sore, Beats iF of Castellane, his sister, life and property as a requit of the explosion, Bie and ter, Phe remains RESULTS AT According to the plead- ings in the case her huse band, Count Boni de Cas- Tamify for interment “The fire insurance companies cannot be held for the damage |"! tees. wld heeause of these violations of the law on the part of Tarrant & Co, EDMOND DANTES SENTENCED The responsibility for the whole eatastrophe falls upon Tarrant & Co,” Dintowa Porger sent to Mrison r tellane, spent 23,000, Fire Chief Croker announced this afternoon that he will stop! , a en ae FIRST HALF—WEST POINT y 0, a ia aa nites, Paterson, who last ’ = ‘ \ the storage of deadly cheimiegls by drug housos within the city limits. | mvicted of forgery before! ay wert poinem deat hu , iy) awy whereas his income from. \ In Part HfL, General Bea He has already sent ont men to locate the guilty firme, x erday morning sentenced | Ss oo we year FIRE CHIEF CROKER STARTS wd Lene OTD HUNT FOR DEATH MAGAZINES, {9 Hillat fei . Chiot Croker, when arked thie afters) °F have inken the matter up toutay' wan ered Bi vas Ing World reporter tor | And have went out a tarae force of my | atreated | further details of the mtatoment made! own men to go to all tie plicen awhere} ee ww | by Mm yesterday that there was one dangerouw chemioala are el to die large drug house downtown In which cover the conditions anit to mee that ant CREDIT Goons VANISHED. Wis a Quantity of explosives sufficient | immediate remedy ie applied.” | to blow up a large fection of the city, | ihe femoval GF eat) Meo treernatss wee | three Mew Held om Charae of ald: | "fam in thin lo get to the bottom Swindiing Merchants, “That stafOment is absolutely true, of it his wife's fortune is only: 3,000,000 francs, A frane is worth about — 20 cents Americanmoney, so that the amount squan= dered by Count Boni in ‘his wild career since his. miurriage is $4,600,000, : te na {Heretofore the Bureau of ¢ Thomas 1. Rowers wan arrgsted in aie came onion eure IFN ia Ch tage tr fing hn | Hunan, Nom a bene arrant while the income from | 4 ae ann. Danis nts a re cg, (Heat let elena Bt Sr Judge Dixon Scucks on Indict his wife's fortune was)” before: ee Was anke: | cath Mewnsthe, Jury The privoney Charles } t i H Mard to Katerce baw. th tment Is really divided ett i ibiward fle aie bive ments in Mill Girl only $600,000 a year, (Recause it Ie very diMoult indeed i Hag A ea of 'C HO ORATE with NRCTTe: aie onte stile ts The action was the ré« ff the Mi of Com Mara! n t od nd after e fe , Calais sre resin ate CMa Lad oh Maa Efi Hin Murder. sult of a suit brought by men to hy ndiente dangerous 7 3 he are about fifteen! few on account of the ease with which plaves in New York is a radt com * ntieniciavemesne dangerous chemicals may be concealed. hut he way he ecnatlere tt Apenate" plainte againat the men | Mr. Gould againt his sive ——-—_- 09 o---_- oe Judge Diwon, at Paterson, N. J., this mons, and Mise Chureh, General Seon iter. The Court grante his request and appoi ™.|him trustee, fle deliv A wecial charge 10 tary of the Junior Ausiilary ft " SECRET INVESTIGATION INSANE WOMAN, IN PARK, | v!eragn delet ee el ined ate ctor Aualliry in th gard to the murder of Jennie oar) tendane at the meeting OF THE TARRANT DISASTER, |" fice wate in rome | abe He cartaly reviewed th ot) "Prominent mininen, bck ye " Hee Wading In Poud. cumata noes. Detter element vf Ce COMMUN, M60 | ene eee merge eee een ‘Chet Inepector of Comburtibien George | ihe storage of which we would have | Gitte d. Hendricks, twenty-fy ATS) Judge Dixon referred impremsively 09! actively formulating a plan of cam a H ‘B. Murray said to un Evening World jam permit Would be fitty beuhan O10, wan found wading In the pond NaF] the onfession made by Cab Driver Boul |Baien for full Justice In the Bosrehieter | (MArwed ged: fy ge , she aw we ‘ieD oN TRANSPORT MEADE, The proceedings were \ Peporter to-day concerning the states, |; 1 have to be confined to the fi) Ninth atreet tn tal Park (0°) dhorpe in which he implicated Prinonere| case and for war upon the lafluencen| ” Hee : sp £ ‘ mente made that tons of ehlorste of gre \ tubatances a4 polite togher to the Presbyterian | McAlister, Campbell, Death and Kerr. | responsible for the city » eorruptio inl ian tata poailiness wavn pn pa Names of Soldiers Who Sneoumbed \conducted In secret Ses: potash and aulphur wore stored in the or mitted on the | js ae Warned that abe] telng how they maypigated the yours | Th N of Paterson are entiuninn | pened two weeks ago bY a Ventutesome on Voyaue Crom Manila, sion, only the bare deci- SME tae oad awa Seite " LJ Plerce and Fourth | Woman and then g hee ver dead) tio in thelr eupport of the propored sranaer from th vou the telooners SAN FRANCISCO, O81. The names |”, th * d, made 5 torbdlans naible for an overs 1. For some time | body where it was Jp movement land. thei A of the men who died on the (ransport §)(} eng announce oh under the orders of Commiasioner| soo of 0 that building are range mariner In conclusion Jugh |) Dixon impressed tn a letter to th no Rl eT Bi and mit ty ty ‘att |Qeade during the voyege trom Manila Nn being ann doubt on the aet Howsohieter's eee bid ve nene higal " ihe bod w ‘Gempnel) nti! the responsible parties! responsive to both the erlminal and 0 0 ATE Bic upon the Grand Ju he importance of Mir Were punished. evil aw. If our inapectors should fad! INCORPOR IGGEST MI carefully constderit, all the evid “All the originators of chlorate mix-| tons or mote of chlorates | j HLL and charged that If there was evidence tures," eald Mr. Murray, “have been] responetbie for it would be ui that the girl had died from the Killed while at work compounding thelf) mistemeanor and would be su Jennie! to chin port, are aa follows: Jay ah the 7 crnymon, private, Company O, F «| The Castellanes are: Tonle seventh infayys tarry Headerron,| NOW Staying in the coun gay priate, Company D, Twenty-elebih tn wins fantry, Fred Tronger, private, Comp: any | try together, © Mandard Company Han a Captial eet to of 811,500,000, + of a drug of polson the defend Mixtures, We, clase ail chlorates wiih) heavy fine and imprisonment, ur by i pountab nd! ‘ “ + | é yi Jo . e Dey ard Millim Company flied articles of to find @ Phe ‘ helo never eo tae Meath The elatane cr| “IE It was found’ that these ehiorates Incorporation with the secretary, o¢] Othe other hand, in the abee hal eee mld, ARAN Lo find Tomlinson, privite, Company 1, Thtety ' GOULDS “IN” “COUNCIL, @horates in the Ta t Build! cauwod the explosion (and from the re-| State hero today, with pith! of] the evidens polvon In the wt o hy our ety Melals| © mule enca pe. fmnth Infantry; Deunte Kelly, private, I, hi P ania ports of my inapect he 31 10,000. could be Indicted The triende of Georme Kerr declare Company G, Infantry !| Gaighur Very Da peolort hese were ap-1 "Any Company wili control the fed Yo render soy] that, in cane the paimoning of the gir) Willard Stoner, oriva i jar Very raeronn, parently chlorate explosions) thea there milling plant ty) the country T ww to 1 oe, eee inl ie established. bis di 1 will be that 1 Hott, * | Brothers of Countess Conter Grand Jury then retired with the & suate ai) ite forme he was not present when the ki nfancr, " rit 8B Colom, fe.do not care vo much about the|P™PO are lable for folony®man- | eorporators Are Rio arog dminiatered The Here who} ‘although aulphar decomporan at nes ley sf you ress. pod dL) eee orey and] cane and it \) bola @ presentment | That Poot-Room Na rope were. ad miniate re , Aen eth tena galdiern wha Over the Cablegram oa! the low: temperature of 1 degrees and], Commissioner Beannell's instructions é will be made to-morra All Paterson | laughing to- me at! hy from the le bop. on the Meade H | from Paris, Wire Marshal Beery and to me are: wenerates flames. “Get all the teets, "NG permits have ever been tesued by right and when you get them gee that nappinu. e thie department for storage of drugs be- the y Parties got all (uar@the aw} ‘Two middle-aged women—Mary Duffy Jongieg to other firma in that building, |p) and Cecelia Ackerman—were accused in “EE any fem having © permit for explo- Might Anate Hasitement, Chief Graut and the pollee over their ‘This would In a measure abate the ex: a 8 it declared (hat the girl's 4 tee ets “AY OtaNonens. “teu acti ial Lankek iets nel! pipet WE A, iftercoon from an 1 the use of & poleonoun drug to learn Ut Kerr's plea may therefor: he Yoolens WEATHER FORECAST. ait ning Worlt reporter that he had a ypatited trixtoe for his sisters | Be sure you are Twe Women Charaed with Kid- spectacular rail on a poolroom, Th ff Paterson's social condita have atirred up. , and that ¢ ‘Our mele on the ground, but about! the Gates Avenue Court, Brooklyn, to- The city’s moral status was eet for) diMou,ty in loonting them. wraticy im New Forecast for the thirty. | Casteliane—portion of thal Disa fi fall Tuli 1 chlo }all that they been able to get ao | day with Kidnap diacunsion to-dayoat the annual meeting) ‘The establishment, which was on Of Hf, C. Vrledman, 722’ ais weure ending at © P.M, (loll ‘ i wt can bel far have been samples of seltzer aperi- |Nhompaon. He rhen of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board) Railroad avenue near the Brie sta! roadway, thie afternoon, J. le Schaef. s rear confirm or deny that an os("Parrant & Co, have all the WAL ONE Mali’ mE We Want to pen Wal anes the is; | of Missions in . Paul's Church. The) Hon,was crowded when Paterson'a) ror vet & Willems 500 10 8,00 thar ge ThAredar, Sev. ty fer New ) mady to France , 5.0% Baye all they san da to bo. mas is Bishop Starkey, of| tour dejoettrnseraranty made (heir hpe|New Yor Btale giver Mokinicy i200 York City and vietwity= Sustedian of b thomecives, and these other red 4 it 9 said, 12 famitiar! pearance One isner plurality, nee vecasional - If can de shown that they had : ‘o-mo bru end a if oe Liorynag A aia " Dae kas f ween Geor} there, wild have. thele| sees IM t we Hauea Woe tae fd walt Gasl Te Oure @.Celd Inne Dey {numediatelye atter they nine dey, joo ‘vee to the eS Seed ee my Sl