The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1901, Page 1

WEATHER—Fair To-Night a} NIGHT EDITION We ay. Che eapeNT Sa Baie Deters ~~ PRICE ONE CEN » 1901. WEATUENR—F. ~ BASEBALL | # RAGING PRICE ONE CENT. —— ‘To-Night and Wednesiag. | | | ye [ “ Cireulation Books Open to All.’ WD GIANTS AND COWBOYS PLAY EXCITING GAME + 00 02-— — PUT UP MILLION TO AID BANK. Seventh National Bank Was Slow in $983,000 Debit at Clearing-House and Director Wall street was stirred to-day by. the report that the Seventh National Bank and possibly two other inetitu- tions were In trouble. The Seveath is one of the solidest banks in the clty and has been considered able to withstand the severest financial stress, and as a result of the rumor the general feeling became somewhat panicky and stocks broke generally from tyro to five points about 3 oclock. The trouble was due to the slow- ness of the bank In meeting a debit of ] $953,000, but it was all satisfactorily settled, one director putting up more | than $1,000,000 In cash. The Clearing-House Committee was called together at 11 o'clock, and President W. R. Kimball, of the Sev- enth, was sent for. Clearing-House for more than four hours. during which there was a meeting of the directors in hit bank. The Clearing - House settlement Umit for putting in debits ts 1.30 o'clock, but at that time the Seventh had not put in its debits, an unprecedented delay issuing the clearance sheets. The place was| crowded with waiting bank messen- gare, and the wildest rumors were in efreulation. Meanwhile President Kimball was tating an explanation before the’ jng-House conference President Tap- c: the creditors will suffer no loss and the | committee, at the expiration of which ; he informed an Evening World re- He was at the! There was) Furnished Cash. {porter that his bank was perfectly sound and In no trouble whatever. “Our customers,” said President Kimball, “made unusual demands on} us yesterday and we were unable to meet the balance against us at the Clearing-House this morning. “This docs .ot imply that there Is thing the matter with the bana. We paid tae balance out of our own resources. “The money was advanced to us by our own people. The bank will con- tinue business as usual. One of the directors of the bank ing to Frank B. Poor, who aceom- panied Mr. Kimball. Manager Scherer, of the Clearing- House, made this statement to The Bvening World: “Everybody has paid up and no one owes any one anything. The con- ference of the Clearing-House was Seventh National was slow in debit of $983,000, but the bank has paid up everything and all ances have been made. “The Committee did not give the | Seventh any assistance. It used its ;own resources, It is, however, sub- Ject to a big fine. ; There were present in the Clear- clear- pen, of the Gallatin National Bank; (President Nelafi of the Park Na- put up more than $1,000,000, accord- | made necessary by the fact that the. its H tional; President Nash. of the Corn Exchange; Vice-President Cannon, ie the Fourth National; Vice-Presi- {dent Whitson, of the National City, {and officials of other banks in the ;Clearing-House Association. The maximum declines following the rumors were 53-8 for Colorado Fuel and 5 for St. Paul. A number of other stocks which had risen sharply in the face of the early depression reacted between 3 and 5 points and losses of 2 to 23-4 were numerous among the principal active stocks. The announcement that the Clear- ing-House Association would not find jit necessary to take action in the affairs of any bank caused a scram- ble of shorts to cover and some sharp rallies ensued. St. Paul recovered 21-2, Manhat- jtan 21-8 and Missouri Pacific 21-4 ,; and many othcr stocks between 1 and |2 points. The market quieted at the rally, but did not hold all of the | recoveries and closed rather feverish (and trregular, : —_+—_- LEIPZIGER BANK SUSPENDS Caught tu Crash of cr. ‘ Ansalt, LEIPZIG, June %.—The directors of the Leipziger Bank announce that owing to the stoppage of the Dresdner Credit Ansalt in consequence of dimeul- tles in discounting bills the Leipziger Bank tw compelled in the interent of its creditors to temporarily suspend pay- ment . The directors ray that if the nmitmenta can be Mauidated quietly shareholders may hope for a favorable outcome. TORPEDO GOATS IN COLLISION. Three of Japan's Fleet Collide and One i Lost. YOKOHAMA, June 25.—In the fleet manoeuvres off the Island of Tsusima to-day three Japanese torpedo-boats col- idea. It Is reported that one of them sank and that several men were drowned. ——$——_— Peneseee seesesessaaeeetes > : WEATHER FORECAST: $ ° e to-night and Wed: a. 4 3 ht to fresh variable © e o i $9880989 se0ssssss00s00008 ———— Where and when to advertise. Now. Ia the Sunday, World Want sheet. SON DID NOT MURDER MOTHER Grand Jury Returns| Bill Against His Accuser. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 2%5.—The Grand Jury to-day Ignored the bill of Indictment against John Haggenbotham, charged with the murder of hia mother, and found true bill Mary Wright, the Haggenbotham colored ser- vant, upon whose teeximony the son was a againat held for the Grand Jury. Mrs, Sarah Haggenbotham died June 8 from the result of a terrible beating. The case remained a mystery until a few dayn Inter, when Mary Wright ten- tiled before the Coroner's jury that John Haggenbotham had muntered his aged parent. When accused of the crime Haggen- botham became a raving maniac and it warseveral days before he regained his normal condition. When his senses re- turned he proved an alibi and the brutal crime was fastened upon the servant. VESSEL ABLAZE AT HER DOCK. Flames Break Out on the Jupiter at Com- munipaw. Fire broke out at 3 o'clock this after- noon on the steamship Juplter, lying at the Natlonal Storage decks at Conmu- The vessel, which arrived about ten days ago from Calcutta, was loaded with jute. The flames started in the for of the vessel, Soon @ fleet of frobonts and tugboats waa around her and she was towed out Into the stream. in Abouy an hour the flamen were under control. fore the Juptier was towed out the flames were communicated to the pier- an 1 Ry hard our ty blaze w wax burned, The damage to the Jupiter fa enti- mated at $0,000 — fiunday World Wants move the business world, the firemen put about half the pler dese | It Was a See- Saw, Loosely Played Contest for Four In- twin faces \1y from me in my mesnane. ly Inek ape your deur amd then retarn to my atudio.” Mrs. Eddy walked with a firm and looked to be in good phyaleal con- dition for one of her years. Her voice w quite strong and clear, her eye ‘an bright and she was heard by moat of the people, She spoke easily, with- out any gestures, Judge Hanna stood by her side while she spoke. —_ Magnetic Club's Annual Outing. tte Club |e an organization composed telegraph and step nself to mised man bound hy peratatently ath After telling that he had pald part of } hia June rent the manager was asked “When did you last lose money « bing?” "Ok, all the time, loning It every day. you aupported nary?” sorrowed money “iid sou conned m he replied and & The examination was adjourned, sub- Ject to future agreoment, nings, New York Missing Many Chances. ———-— The Anttia Order. New York St. Louts. Van Haltren, ef Burkett, If. Selbach, If Heldrick, ef. Strang. rf. ; nn, 1b. Hickman, as. novani, rf. Gan: Vb. Paatont mh. Nelson, 2b. Wallace. se. Towerman. K 2b, 1 3b, 5 Phgle, . n Umptre—Bmelie. POLO GROUNDS, June tapt, Davie at the third them from contracting 1 of the rattles, the Glant« trotted out on the diamond to-day determined to tn- trench themaelves in second poaltion by taking the final game of the series from Patsy Donovan's rough-tons hustle:s from the wild and woolly West. { cAWith Davia on the lot we are a ball team,” wan elbach’ comment, “but when he's out of the geme we're Iindle to put up an exhibition that would en- title u# to the chan.plonahty of the bal- Joon learne. Baclow Takes Practice. Third Baseman Buelow put on a unt- form and did practice stunts with Dav- fe's men to-day. The stocky little In- | fleliter's knee has not yet mended thor- oughly and Manager Davie will not put him in the came for 4 few d “A busted knee joint is no Joke," salt Buelow, “sometimes It feela all right. but the elightest misstep im Hable to thro it out An. I an ready to play again as nas Mr. avis wants me, but thi®e ts no eine how long I'll be in the game, 1 may not Inat | a day and again my knee may not| bother me all season.” w With Some-of Wendertf 1 will stay Here ton ly Phyle’s curves war. puaziers. BONDSMEN SHOT GIRL =) SEE BARKER | AND KILLED IN PRISON.) HIMSELF. Strengthen the Team Ruclow Mt and tn the game rege ularly, the New Yorka figure an strong ag any team in the League, with the possible exception of Pittsburg, and they should be able to trot {in frst division company all season. Davis had Ohauncey Fisher twirling few curves to the local strikera before | the game began. Firher necin plenty of Appeal Likely for Pris-|Bartender Went to midsummer aun to boll the kinks out of ; his payctell wing. He pitched reverat or} oner, and Friends to | Hotel Prepared for the hia favorite shoots up to Dayle before . ‘ the game began, and the “Cap had hin Supply Money. Double Crime. ¢ own troubles meeting them on the nose. WIM Work Fisher soon, nie “ «| Thomas G. Barker, convicted of the!) For the tenth time Otto Ostrand “T expect to work Fisher very: aoon,"* phrhes a a oy, t ; . | shooting of the H John Keller, of | aske len Wastenburg to marry him sald Davis, “We will be plying many , oF eat «Hudson | Mls afternoon. For the fenth tme she | double-headers next month, and all | Arlington, was visited in the Hu refused. Now she j= In Long Toland | the pitchers will have plenty to do.” County Jail to-day by two of hla f0r- | Coege Hoapital ren bullet eee in {The fire: double-header of the local 5 . Ad eee j mer bondsmen, John Sumner and W. Le | her head and Ostrand ts dead in the jes won te acheduled for to-m 1 Ss lGinelnnatiaitedalwitiibesthe Stewart. They remained with him al Morgue, a suicide. one of the games posts short time, and then went w the offtve| Ostrand, 9 sober, industrious Bwede, In the year will be played off. The ttrat| of the prisoner's counsel, Marshall Van| Wa" formerly employed et the ‘Tiveil | a f (ae Hotel at No. 47 Carroll street. ‘The . Ui kame will begin at 2 o'clock Winkle No, 1 Exe! ONS with | Wastenburg girl was a chambermaid H | Marty's victory yeaterday has bolster-| whom they had a con sera lea Gecumintonanoned (otibaclanal | ed up the confidence of the fans in the | Nelther Mr Stewart nor Mr. Sumner] ane neemet ta nenceurnee hica Suet ability of Davis's men to steer n the | would talk about Barker's cae further | when hix sult: was. prov “ x t a ta * gressing nicely, Annual Pilgrimage of|David Hagan Tells in | top ot the ttet ant Davin's retu inanilto an pital; bohiawarkland’Ars | screen saad hetanctlholcenureanen pein aay + Infleld has helped to silence th Ungton sentim arow In the | posttion {amilton’avenue: Christian Scientists , Court How He Man- | steers prisoner's favor they mere tt wa out of sight out of Ebrteliniche confident that suMcient money could be! : Rent b confd AL suMicte! ney cor mind n Wastendurg. Ontrand to Founder ages to Get Along. Billy Phyte, who haw w raine enablerhintoiaKeiantanent| s: had ire ime for courting and another i a lomt one and t Mr. Van Winkie alded that he nad te-|rooe hte p He could not understand : , Davis to fo celved many axsurances of a growing | p (Special to The Evening Worl.) . nuld a many her growing coolners and kept after her CONCORD dane ae ee aero a atta ore aren wide bender, headwork, change] friendshiy for Harker and the case ! doggedly. a : of pace and excellent control. mish: be appealed, but in any event he} p, ined final La ' = man diacaverer ; etermined to get a final answer, a than 2,000 Chrlatian Sclentints are in the minanlees has anes ree ns vid Jack Harper, the youngster who won no 4 after aen-lwith « large revolver in his pocket, he city. llgrime from all parte of th ose toe a aiving. dn. mupplementary 20, Ove Mat in St Lautan, on bi {on Thurs-loalte! at the hotel thia afternoan. The world, who nave come to pay thelr ui= sroceedings in the Supreme Court ; - “fv hae dene some phe eral pitehtas girl met him in the barroom and they nual visit to the home of the founder jay he testifies that he worrles alon, Cus Meison. Was on the rubber for the | Myr Rober: » D. D.. of St Jo- Thad several drinks, They appeared to of thelr falth, Mra, Mary Baker Edd), jy porrowing money and gambling. 1% O8POYR. seph's Roman Churea, « | be frtendiy at Pleasant View, thin wise he aupporte himnelt, deapit | ,Quiflelder Bernard, who in suffert Jing Catho! New Je | nder saw them start up Mra, Eddy appeared on the north ie faet that in gambling he genarall {707 tack of mala was too Le Astin tosday oy heard Ostrand plead his sult veranda of her home shortly after oi to take t 1 was laughing o'clock. It was a dresnmaker’s bil! that aus | CUT when the: {out of ear stot. She vowed and smiled her recognition jected Mr. Hayman to the annoyance of |?" Manager Davis Meth | On of the third floor Ow of the waving handkerchiefs and other! taking the poor debtor's oath. Ac Md ne “ hancey t r should | trand a irl! to be his wife, ant then said: jing to Mary Smith and Margaret ae aes z ON a RUD Lah ua L ane w the revolver ethren—My Joy tM! iin, the dresamakers with the bill, Ha PER Sie AADN) Sammy A StTANe mV eL and The outlet en- meeting with you Present) man's wife. known on the stage aw Irene | ot right Meld use herer tered ust t eye and came teat, When we shall meet nanini Everett, purchased from them s281 worth | Cie cam he right temple. ile fired an- \ will be my wen jeldraiesenthsonlenn inne) inaty iuimuatibs| ROU at her asl ale felh but it did | worn out by this ume, though she}. i {ME thine you will atl agree it ee ey on Sundays agrne sistas riminal w ne stairs, me that yor Raye heard suffictent-| they averted that | bat née: powslble a _$———- OUT OF Dock. an vambulancetsare girl may recover. | SHAMROCK Il. w | hrs Piial ve wer BANK WRECKER PARDONED. Rendy for Saturd The top nrene Nels te aod | President Frees Man Who Teel Ne aiit Wa a i £100,000, fred Gangel | ttrlalepin) WASH June %—The Presi- ed Charles W. Mus- of the Nationel Vt. He was cous misappropriation of $100,000 of the funis of the bent sentenced to seven years in the King Daly for $3,000 (Continued on Sixth Page.) Urighton Beach cu July 5 of Correction. ¥ oN ale