The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1901, Page 3

_ SIR THOMAS LIPTON’S BIG LIST OF GUESTS: BOATS CROWDED WITH EXCURSIONISTS. “KILLED WOMAN AND HIMSELF. Michaelo Di Laspuro and Companion Found Dead From Shots He Had Fired. ROOSEVELT FOR A CREAT ARM DOWOOGHHOQINGDOGOHODOHOHOS QOHODSs OOOO. AVAST TrERE, MY HEARTY, TaRow Q OUT YOUR BALLOON p JIB AND SKIP Alone’ DODODHOQOSGODOHGOGOGOGHODHVDOOQHODGSHGOOQHOHOONDOHOSGODHHOHHGGHA 5 Over a Thousand Per. sons on the Chester W. Chapin—Notable Crowd on the Granc Duchesse — Great Fleet of Swift Yachts. % Vi PAG? Mas ; MAIN TOP y E Z Y The dodies of Michaclo Di Laspuro, An aged woman, Marla Liberatone, | y, : GALLANT?! y and a German woman known as Anna, | living aS ee below the aaa CEO EO with whome he lived, found on a] hy by DI Laspuro, h-ard| ‘®Fy Power Before His Term r apartments at No. re midnight two sounds Ike Ends. y. There w those made by falling chatrs, These heart of the woman | were undoubtedly two of the shots. Following are guests invited by Sir ind one on the left side of the man. The bodies were discovered by a mes- Thomas Lipton to see to-day's race While there exists a question as to]senger from a Mott street hotel where |... (Special t9 The Evening World.) fromm the deck of the Erin: which fired the shots, Coroner Hart,] Dt Laspuro worked. ‘The messenger de-|, WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.—A general after a careful examination, came to the] stred to know why the man had not ap-]/" the army who called on President: ” and Mrs. Charles FE, Adams, Butler Aw K, C.: Commytoze Adams, Mae, Yen Andre, JoND Arbuck:e, Duke cf Alba Mr, and Mra f. i. Dutier, Thomas Parrett, the Misses Sarrett, Col. Durban« and famtiy, Roosevelt to-day was surprised to find! the President an expert on military: tters. Ho also learned that the President intends to do away with the old fosyism that prevalls in some: of: Hef that Di Laspuro shot the woman| peared. Unable to open the door, he and then killed h got on the fire-escape and looked in the They had lived together for six years| Window, Then ho notified Detective and quarrelled continually, The woman | Galligan, who forced the door and en- . H.C. Biron, Sir Wenry Bund-tt, K. C. had frequently threatened to kill Di tered, BE. P. Be 7 ms sprocated In|, Nothing Is known of the antecedents| ‘he army bureaus, and, as soon as Babsics3, Laspuro, and he had reciprocated In! oF rotatives of clther Di Laspuro teabl 4 rorous-<| ‘ ning. woman, puro or practicable, get up-to-date, “Vij young men in the places now filledsby, gray beards, Before the end of his three years Ga a half in office he hopes to hav United States army a fighting Tegel LAWY E RS qT LT unequalled in the world for its size, £5 OVER M’'CALLA. sc == pee Fite Heretiiena Leas the sea moder- Schley’s Counsel Asks| game, ulte realmanon ether niabtace tke RS PIP ( ; Witness if the Flying’ sate Teepe D 2 Squadron Was Ever wie in condition for any vce Withdrawn Any Dis- fehevhad not been inv oock tance from Santiago | rection) of the: pre: = Blockade. Dolét, Count R, B Cameron, K. C.: Col, Sherman Crawford, John D. Crimmins, Capt. Campbe, Sr. and Mra. Perey Chubb, Bourke Cockran. Senator Chauncey M. Depew, Mra. John Drezel, Master Jofferson-Hages Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomes A. Eton, the Mises > nmett, Col, the Hoa Charles Bégvcom>. Robert Munro Fergosoa. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Dana Giteon, Mr. and ‘Mra. B. J. Greenbart, Dr. and Mra Grant. Mra. Jefferson Davis Hayes, Colgate Hoyt, Sra, Hodges, Mr. Hopfta. Jute Keogh, Mr. and Mra Hugh C. Ketley, leo Kouwles, M. P.; Lady Lister Kay Col. R. MH. Lee, M. P., and Mra Lee; R. T. Lincoln, Gerart A. Lowther, Philip Lydig, Mar- (in and Misa Maloney, Mrs. Charles H. Marsball. Capt James Nicol, Lady Newtoroagh, Mr. Norman, H. C. Nelson. Mr, and Mra. Daniel O'Day, H. H. Owen Me, and Mra Thomas G. Patten. Mrs. Pea- $edy,_,District-attorney Palibin, Mine Pitney, we nelusive?* ith to the dith it was east- ot remember exactly how i\|SAYS MAN HUSBAND TRIED TO My recolection ts that SHOOT STOLE JE! jWe had slight’ headwinds, but that is REEF YER Miz 2H AND Go ABour ow THE STARBOARD any wt pk Pei ae “and Mie Alexander Ree SHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 28.—Capt, | only in going from San Antonio to Clen- ‘ Ober hd ae rian Stevens, 13ir,; an |2tta ker, attorney for Admiral Behley, AVeg nade Sccds weather on ecae : “ t much time trying to develop facts Pipp Committed Sufcide After He - that would prove Admiral Schley main: Shot at Wife and His & Lieut.-Gov. Timothy L. Wootru, Mr, Wrad- ham, Mr. and Mra & A. Willard,” Col. Creigh- ton ‘Wedd. 1,100 GUESTS tained a close blockade at Santlago Replying nally to a question, pt. | Ress stand. McCaila said that Commodore Schiey's) (Ale? I Wt Meet while off Santiago had never tofIne tows Employee. ® hilta'y wanes Mra. Kate Pipp, of Unlonport, ON THE CHAPIN. 4 ¢ [his Knowledge ueen withdrawn to any |from Cientticnns peared In. dorrisanias Courts tts ieaeeet 8 A 5 0 informa on concern Walsh, of Van Ness, charging him with) ~ With her decks a study In colors and | SCOSDBDODOOQDOHOHOOOGDODO QHOHHODOGDOODOOOODOOQOODOOGHOODETSODOVPHAAGI.IOOOOSOOGODODOVDO$QEOHDSGSGOOSSSOSACSTEOSSOISSIIGHY aed ee eeemeee eee told, ta abe tote ae th the lar of her watch and some rings) tho Eighth Regiment Band. playing solutely fnlnet mente refi as fol valued by her at THE TOWN HAS A CRAZE FOR NAUTICAL PHRASE, ed Capt, Lemty [isin ad cea uason on the, niht of the | “Te complaint 14 an echo of ap affale ime as we a fro e- Ny jearend from | wiich occurred last spring. Mrs. Pipp's volce as shar t Wessels andi e sharp as a pletol) harbor were, Kunboats “and several | husband, who kent a saloon at Unlens cannonleros,* ral . When ‘the Court reconvened foi {vort, came home avout 11.30 o'clock on: jection In anstained,”| afternoon ression, Gis, dude aliett | the night of April 13 and shot bott Mra sald Admiral Dewey. “The ques-| DFOUENE In Lieut. C. 5B Harne [Pipp and Walsh, who was empioyed by tion is highly improper.” is : epartm t him. The husband afterward committed. asked: “If Commodore Schley had slg- “Columbia, the gem of the ocean,” the steamer Chester W. Chapin swung out from the Fall River Ine dock at the foot | Admiral George W. Melville, U. 8. N., of Warren street at 9.20 o'clock this / Washington, D. C.; L. Jenkins, Charles- morning. ton, 8S. C.; W. R. Warner, Cleveland, On board were 1,100 persons, members|O.; C. W. Van Blarcom, B. D. Wood- or guests of the New York Yacht Club. | ward, e: sistant Commissioner-Gen- The Chapin was only five minutes tater | eral of the Paris Exposition; George D. than her scheduled time for leaving, but | Sh elden, Erie, Pa.; J. A. B. Smith, Com- In court to-day Mrs. Pipp said that” the larceny she complains! of occu! mander, U. 8. N., and Superintendent nalled yon to come on the Hrootlyn prepared b: ond raiiesans Sesteteral relates Brooklyn Navy-Yard; J. H. Snow. 8. aid) had) stated\ tol rou his) destination Admiral and as printed by the Depa ast ay and hee wast a, a) eople, rubbing the sleep from their|/T. Willman, Cleveland, O.; Ferdinand wns Clenfuezos, would you not have i 7 and only returned yesterday, : ee! m cctnmunicated to him the seoret signal tayner Wins Point, fled the police, and Detective Dillon, of ever, naw tho Chapin sail away and|W. Peck. ex-Commisatoner-General to Curious Circumstance Surrounding the Death Mr. Rayner ghected to the calling of | the Westchester police, arrested” the’ to which you nave referred?" the with - CHRISTENS CLEVELAND AS/ +1 would have given him the code, of fIand'n testimony: wae teehee eee ‘Ceate’ 1a S000 fore eRe OoARe aR le ane 4 for ‘ SHE SLIDES FROM WAYS. course," answered the witne didnot consicer the . ] at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon. Calla's ‘Teatimony. M’KINLEY BANK NOTES. leave them. An hour before the time for sailing people begun to board the boat. tear, MANY WOMEN came !n all manner of equipages, in. GUESTS OF CLUB. cluding the plebelan street-cars, Some of W. H. Emanuel, Who Left Large Estate. contended ray : McCalla took the witness | tance and thal, there wens tector The filing of the willof W.H. Emanuel, |he was already there. He was horribly e matter Ww. ‘auqua, Pa..| burned about the back and legs as If] Senator Ha: of the ticket-holders who boarded the of Denver, Col, and Ch wit Chapin, many of them with from one has brought to Hght a curious combina-| with acid and dled a few daya later.” at Sueceasfal Launc! stand Sr. Hanna asked him: “Were |{h, jon for the courte ae ten or i any ships assigned to the duty of en-|anked Mr. Rayherm wuronaety Hanes Portrait of Prenident Will Appéas ‘The fear of mal-de-t ter! tion of circumstances and places con-| There were no marks of acid In the Bath, Me. f mal-de-mer did not deter siaerable mystery around the death of|Foom that Mr. Emanuel occupled at the the testator, Mr. Emanuel left a large|Gllsey House, nor on the bed linen. A ‘to half a dozen guests, were: ‘Admiral J. H. Upshur, Capt. J, H.] the many female frienda of the At- Forsyth, U. 8. Lieut. Poweloon, | tantic Yacht Club from witnessing the gaging the batteries on the morning of] bis objection to prevent the truth tram May the duty of enfinding the batteries on New $10 Bills. WASHINGTON, Sept. 2%—The poi M1498, or ; aa being brought out. 1, 1898, or during that day ir to that such was not his nt en desire to state, declared t. C. H. Harlow, Capt. Stodder, U. 8. | yaoh ‘ © estate, Inherited from his father and| short time Inter a detective from Allen- | : Cee ee ee yonns wuebards ee ee oe ie ereera! huni made in mining deals in the West. town, Pa., came to New York and In- BATH, Me.. Sept. ®—This was a gala! ‘The reply was: “Nene that | know of, ‘ stat a trait. of President McKinley | will be #4 fuests of the club who boarded! Harty Jast April tied 4 terviewed the Gllsey Hi. day In the history of the shipbuilding] Mr, Hanna. ten aaced: "Were there vu. 8. L. 1. Lorillard, Jr. A. W.} the steamer Gay Head for the purpose | Sarly last April two well-dressed men ey House manageron cy nocause It maw | the cnecessful| fy shoals or other onstacles of any jaced upon the next series of $10 na-— Rossiter, C. L. Peters, J. B. Duer, J. engaged expensive apartments at the/the subject. He intimated that there tt . bay kind to prevent the battle-ships from ap- sn tlonal bank notes issued by tne ‘Treas Harper Poor, Tt. V. Tt. Kennedy, Ailan | Cf seen the encounter this morning 8 Gtisey House and occupied them three} Was a suspicion of foul play In the in- [aunching of the United States crulser | proaching the mouth of the harbor af | 0 Department Or, Ve . wi % - Slew je large: of eo ren} 3 c! y_ cle vr s a jarge percentage of were women. | days. They registered as W. H. and D,| Juries that killed Mr. Emanuel. veland, the largest the thirteen Sri aoa nclently 7 close: eo shave beer bs The charters of all national banks! Ee Wallace, Frederick Brooks, C. E. Lath-| Commodore Sanford acted as charge Government vessels bullt here. t rop, F. W. Belknap, T. 11. Newberry. | qraftaires and he was aaslated by Capt, |i Pmanuel, Chautauqua, Pa., and sald} The era rare athe elder | The weather wan iteal, and an enor- TP ECan eee RYE tba Teicceanlae Teel itolesed Hates they were waiting to meet the body of] Emanuel, who ha in Wales, had ‘ but the Court ‘refused ‘to susta an Wiliam Duj Chestor Griswoid, | Fred Vilmar and Commodores David] their father, who had died in Wales. _ | left a large estate, and that much of It MOUS Crowd, representing every acctton John!) Hyslop. 0; Oddtes 1av.,, Henry | Datx® 804 Doremus, ‘They left the hotel without taking their | ent to W. H. Emanuel, his eldest non, Of New England, wan present at the eee 8 LL Lalding, Butlee| Among the prominent personages) nagcage and without paying thelr bill,| 4 Woman who claimed to be W. 11, |7#P48 of the Dath Iron Works, Ghkey Myames > a.g Ls iw aboard the Gay Head were Edwin Gould |gome time after, in response to a tele.|Emanuel’s widow and sald that sho | At ® few minutes before noon the Ames, J. J. Phelps, N. D. Lawton, F. G.| ‘nd party, Capt. Charles ‘T. Plerce, | conte, the hackage wan tone to Pennant, | was from Denver afterward visited the /chflatening party, Including Mine uth Corning, Robert Bacon, T, H. MeDon-| jreq Bertuch and party, Capt. Fred vaniae ©. 0. D., with the hotel bill. ‘The | Gllsey House in search of information. Hanna, Senator M. A. Hanna, of Ohio, ane court, secided that on account notes, none pes appeared ald, C. E, Potter, Brent Good, A- W.} viimar and a party from the Now York |. 0, D, was paid : The manager of the Gilsey House says 8nd Senators Frye, Hale and Congress-| the witness sald that he had been| withdraw, So” MY Barnes shoutd bianco Marshall, C. T. Garland, H. HW. Hend-| ainjetic Club, J. Fred Ackerman and] p, L. Emanuel ceturned to New York {that he noticed nothing strange in the Man Littlefleld, of Maine, mounted zhe| present’ during a conference ae. Coen 3 : ticks, IT. Roy Miller, George 3-1 tamuy, 1. Bell Brennan and party. lin gune and questioned the manager of | Conduct of elther of his two guests, and Platform at the bow of the crulser and | Munding officers on the Brooklyn while . Pipehons x Ge Aonn, F. W. Butter: | George Whitlock, Mr. Todd, owner of the Gilsey House closely regarding the|he did not know when they left the S@lmost at the stroke of noon Miss Han- the eet was off Santiago: on on May 2 = baorpa path, pea tal Beeelbenad ; W. D. May and party, |pehavior of his brother when seen here. | hotel, nor did he know they were gone "4, With a daintily mounted silver hat-| “The commanding officers. wees ure C. 8, Day, C.F, Monroe, EB. 8, Woo! Millar, B.C. Phillips, of | fie apologized for the trouble occasioned | nti! an employee reported that the |Che. out the cords, releasing the key-|dered. on board the Brooklyn “on” May ward, Jobn D. Crinmins, jr, H. | Tondon, England; George D. Phitlip|to the hotel management and sald: ‘“1|room had deen apparently vacated, | Shores, and an the big craft began to 7%, Jt was with regard to the work of Hotchkiss, A. R. Whiting, Jr, B. F.|and party and C. M. Delavergne. left my brother to pay the bill and take| Tho clothing and personal effects of Move broke a bottle of American cham- | Suk, HG, Histor, Ry Burnade Pot” ——— cur baggage to the Christopher sirect]| tho two Emanuela were not packed in Bagne, ust, the, baw christening, the | ter, J. W. Auchinclons, Charles T. Hin-|2,;000 START FROM _ | £erry tomect me while! transacted some/ the grips when found, but were scat- saluted the vessel as she touched the seo et business downtown. He did not meet| tered about the bureau as if the guests | water, ets es Matters amity BATTERY PIER. | me and 1 went home alone to find that] expected to return. H. Hatch, Charles W. Lee, F. R. Che- she; Spablehs ships came ont 1" m. Me ney, E. A. Sumner, G. D. 8. Trask, A. O. v ed most artistically. down for the scene of the race By wan going for th William Coverly, Alex. g.| TMTe Were probably 1,20 people at! pnroughout her trying experience she|7 o'clock most of the fleet was nearly ‘Certainty,’ and then “ePir Willams, F. H. Lee, R. Floyd Clark, | Battery pler at 8.3) o'clock this morning| kept her teeth fastened to her ticket. {ready to start, and soon afterward a vision of fire from the expire In 182, and according to the law junder which they were extended after ction and the question was re ated, | itesit would ‘nave. required: | Uxplration In ISS, a new series Of notes McCalla_ replied Yone that Mr. Rayner—I am very tired of that must be issued. The only shoal Lknew of was | sugKestion. It will be n portralt sarles, with Mee Bhoa! on the weut side of the chane Hanna—t am really tired of mak- Kinley’s face on the tens and Harri=: opposite the Morr ing Jt. 1 hope the occasion will not son's on the fives. Although portraits Did the bi etle-ahips, go within range | Occur again. have appeared on silver ceruft ade. “1 can only remember one ape- elfc thing which took pl the clone, and that was that |Evane asked Commodore Schley If James Francis, James R. Steers, anes long procession of yachts started down | I. W. Comstock, P, T. Dodge, D. B, Giibert, J. W. Lane, A. W. Mott, William E. Iselin, eee NOTABLE CROWD % ON THE DUCHESSE. Although the steamer Grand Duchesse was acheduled to sail at 9 o'clock, race- foers began arriving at the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's pler an early as eight o'clock. From that time until the bont left the dock at 9.10 the people came in a steady stream, , The most notable thing about the out- sxoing parties from this pler was the al- most utter absence of women. Hardly a female could be seen in the vast a: sembly that blackened the decks of the craft, and as ehe steamed down the bay not a gingle color other than the prevailing one of bluck could be seen anywhere on board except from the blue and white bars that floated from the forepeak. is Probably among all the boats that sailed for the races no cingle one con- tained a greater representation of well- known rajIroad men. They came from all over the country, and were the guests of the Manning, Maxwell & Moore Co., who have chartered a rpuce on board the Grand Duchesse for all the races, wsony these {n the party were: ? Henry Bartlett, Gcneral Superintendent of the Boston & Maine’ Rallroad; W. F. Mervill, Vice-Presidont of the N. ¥.. N. H, & H. Railroad; A. M. Waitt, Buper- intendent of Motive Power and Rolling Stock of the New York Central & Hud- son River Railroad; George Tozzer, Pur- chasing Agent of the Big Four R.R., Cincinnet!; W. H. Baldwin, Jr., Presi- dont Long Istand R.R.; James Keegan, of the Grand Rapiis R. R.. Detroit, ‘Bich, Othera among the part waiting for steamers to carry them to the sceno of the race, Six steamers left this pier, and all were comfortably filled. The Angler left at 9.05 with 36 on boari. The huge Grand Republic, with 900 on board, started at 9.25. The Thomas Patten carried 29 when she cast off at 9.37. Then the four-decker Columbia landed from West Twenty-sccond street with more than a thousand on board and took on a hundred more. The Isabel and the John Sylvester left at 10 A. M., carrying about 20) each. There seemed to be no attempt made by any of the boats to restrict the num- ber of passengers they carried. Each Dont accommodated all who applied. ‘The rivalry between the many agents of the different boats was keen, and tickets sold at prices ranging from 10 cents to #2, Fully 2,000 persons left from this pler. BOUND TO SEE THE BIG RACE. Just as the stuamboat Shinnecock, crowded to the rails, was leaving pler 13 Bast River for the yacht race: woman was seen advancing down the pier, Her advance was most precipl- tate. She had her skirts drawn up to her knees and her ticket between her teeth. In her rapid movement she made a noise ike the rushing of many waters. The boat was three feet from the pler when she came alongside, but she did not falter, She leaped. As she leaped she let go of her skirts and rope depending from the main deck. There she hung, seerolngly paralyzed with fright. She was out of immediate reach of those on the boat and out of reach of the astonished persons on the pier. It appeared as though she must let go. A deckhand crawied out and caught hold of her. Another deckhand caught hold of the first deckhand. Combined they exerted their strength, dragged the woman from the rope and pulled her in sn oven gangway, whereupon she faint- THE EXCURSION BOATS CROWDED. Out through the light fog in the bay this morning went an excursion flect as heavily Jaden as that which went down to the sea on tho first day of the races, It was a holiday crowd such as only New York can turn out, and the prospect of tumbling s and pip- ing breezes did not dismay it. The scarcity of food on many boats, so noticeable on Thursday, could not be Alecerned this morning. Even though the boats had not supplied a sufficiency, the wise among the pleasure secke conveyed baskets and other receptacles containing lunch. That many of these lunches were com- posed of pork and beans and similar inappropriate ‘sea fodder’ mattered not to those who imagined themselves sea dogs and capable of digesting the fare of sailors. From the New York Yacht Club ren- devous at t of East Twenty sixth the foot street there started an aggregall on gover than the water ca yuraday. On Thuraday, the F sult, was ln doubt; this morning the Jovera of the aea on the yachts po: sessed a certainty of victony that wi cheering in the extreme, Those of the lub members who did not ride on thelr own yachts boarded. the ‘Cheater Chapin, the oficial boat, which left from, the foot of Warren atrect. La Grande se, the Iron Bteam~ boat Columbia, uct Gay Head and all the other gigantic steamors mcivartignd to carry crowds were taxed to capacities, The unpleasant feature fre rounding “the crowding and. inefficlen banding of Vendies boats were sll inated, ‘ana t there appeared to be room for all on the decks of the steamboats. GREAT FLEET OF SWIFT YACHTS. The scene at the rendezvous of tho New York Yacht Club, at the foot of East Twenty-third street, was more one of bustle and confusion this morning than it was on the day of the first at- tempt to race on Thursday, At break of day the largest of the steam yachts which had not gone down the bay !ast night shipped thelr anchors and started the East River. The crowd of guests and yacht owners wes jarxer than ft was on and there were more yachts present. Most of the largest yachts went down off Bay Ridge and the Atlantic High- Jands last night, but the smaller crate, not caring for rough seas over ‘night, remained at the anchorage until to-day, The big black-hulled Corsair, J. Pier- pont Morgan owner, left the foot of West Thirty-fitth street about 7 o'clock. Mr, Morgan was not on board, as he has gone to San Francisco to attend the Episcopalian convention. ‘Tho thirty or more iaunches comprta- ing the mosquito fleet of the squadron were busy early taking parties of guests to the various yachts, More color wan) houced in the costumes of the women to-day than on Thursday, and tho ple: and surrounding neighborhood where the guests waited for the launches were bright with color, Alfred Vanderbilt departed early with the yacht Necker, The dig yacht Du- quesne, Col, James H. Butler owner, was another early starter. She acts patrol during the races, the Colonel hav- ing loaned her to the Government. Others which left early were tho Neaira, Charles Gould, and Parthenia, A. Hart McKee, of Pittsburg. Others that left were Catanfa, R. A. smith. with John AY;| McDonald and « party of guests, and Alcedo, Danlel G. Reed. SELL CONEY ISLAND PIER. City Will Do So Under Foreclosure Proceed Corporation Counsel Whalen to-day sent to Comptrotier Coler an opinion tn which he sald the proposed sale by the elty under foreclosure proceedings of the old Coney Island Pier shoul pro- ceed. When the old pler was built the town jot Gravesend took a mortgage on tt. Un- der the consolidation of Greater New York the city took up the mortgage, which now to be foreclosed. The wale will take place at No. 9 Will. oughby street, in the borough of Brook- lyn, on Oat. 17, 0¢, 12 o'clock ngon.. The auction roome designated quarters of Hugh MoLaugh¥a, DEAD IN GED. MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEMISE OF MRS, DUCEY. Hired a Room from Mrs. Stanley nday—tentified hy Pawn-Tickets. A woman who boarded at the house of Mrs, Stanley, at No. 2301 Elghth ay nue, was found dead In her room this morning, and the Coroner wan asked to investigate the cane. She hired the rom from Mrs, Stanley t Sunday and her name ts given as Mrs. Ducey, She wan siaiy yeara old. The only {dentification was a pawn- theket for some clothes, with the name of Scott upon tt. She had a set of faise teeth. Policemen Willams and Davis were detailed from the Went One Hun- dred and Twenty-ftth street station to take charge of the body. SHAH’S ASSAILANT DEAD. Anarchist Who Tried to KIM Per- alan Ruler Died In Prison. PARIS, Sept. %—Francois Salson, the Anarchist who attempted to shoot the Shah of Persia, Aug. 2, 1900, while the Shah was visiting the Paris Exposl- thon, dled recently at Cheyenne, French Gulana, the French penal settlement on the east coast of Bouth America. ‘The trial of Salnon for attempting the Ufe of the Shah took place in Paris Nov, 10, 1900, In answer to a question of the presiding judge, Salson said: “Iam a soldier of the revolution. I attempted to kill Casimir-Perter (the former President of France) on ac- count of his repressive measures against anarchy. I attempted to kill the Bhxh because he {s the embodiment of power and riche: Salson was condemned to penal ser- vitude for life. on the be should they come, '" Memory Poor. Prior to that conference 29 had you at any time recetved nite Instructions rea! t should follow in ease the nish vessels should suddenly appear? 1 go not remember, “Did: yor any further conversa. tlon with Commodore Schley 7 “I had a conversation with him in his cabin after the battle of Santiago, about July 5, in Guantanamo bay. i went on board =m nN officlal call to pay my the viait e what T unc 1 report of $ finished, ‘Commodore, y« Member that after the batts. oe Laie Erle there was an unfortunate contro- Veray, and I hope ih none after the hattle cause there was glory enough for everybody.’ Hanna After Schley, » questions by Mr. Hanna fa ealr At ttre meorandum ‘0 y himself and mira! Sampxc 1898, as having bes of Admiral Schley, formation except In rept i 1 all the jn- ret code which concerning the insurgents when he arrived at Key West on May 19, Mr. Hanna stated that his purpose tn asking this question was to develop the fact that the memorandum was In the CATHARTIC THE STOMACH VEGETABLE LIVER rowtc.} Gaeoneip [oe | WILD BUT hae sure} @aconcta BOON FOR hends of Commodore Schley In time for him to have acted upon {t before leav- Ing Clenfuegos for Santiags. The Court asked the following ques- iivne of the witness: “What was the state of the seq be- tween May 24 and May 2, when the squadron Wax steaming to Santign from Cinefuegos?” “To the best of my recollection, It grew rough during the night of the 24th, We bad, so far aa I remember, rain and thick weather, Next day we ‘had thick and rough weather and moderately heavy nea. The weather was clear on the 23th. So far as | remember by noon of the BOY’S FALL WAS FATAI.. Planged from Roof of Ifome, ond Died in Hospital, John Restel, thirteen years old, fell from the roof of his home, No. 254 Weat Fifteenth street, sits the yard of the ad- fuuurie from which be lacey died at ihe juries from. w fe later die 4 Now York Hovpital, robes | Gzconel | Gaconads : 1 be paid to any reader of this who: port tors aay attempt of substi Foo, thing just as g are absolutel, ONSTIPATION NEVER SOLD box endit book! $100 REWARD for, and furnish evidence upon which h we can copvict. soni corres} ter Soe ALL ORUGGISTS. taste good. Eat them Itkke cand: Femove any bad taste tn the mouth, i ing inet brorte sweet and pert ure to take them, and tl Tike espectatly by children. aweeten the stomach by. cleanstag. the throat and food ch: means, they atop uadigested, food from ~ souring In the stomach, preveht gas form= Ing inthe bowels. and xill disease, of any kind that breed and feed In tl tire system. are purely venctable and contsla nolan) i curlal or other mineral poison. ‘They cons sist of the latest discoveries tn - and form a combination of renisdieg neh: equaled to muke the blood pi and make clean skin and peagutut cone, Fs e stomach and bowels and attr ug y liver. They do not merely soften the stools Gause thelr discharge, Ftrergthen the bowels and put them tata) vel ealthy condition, making ¢ ¥ on natural. ane never grip norerine. They. set quictiz: ge ively and never cause any ki r le feelink. 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