The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1901, Page 4

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1901. SCHLEY FINISHES ‘COL. AMMON SAYS MONEY MARNUIS 15 | Le Boutilier Brothers HiS TESTIMONY. HE GOT WAS L FEES. « wa ig ats Se Admiral Leaves Stand After Declaring Brook- lyn’s Loop Decided Santiago Battle. NOTSUILIY, = 3,200 ~- NEW FLANNEL WAISTS ‘Eugenio Teixeira Dis B ra Discharged! yomens ses quality Imported Doeskin Flannel Waists, handsomely | { i (Continued from Fist Page.) written from the South At- | f ili ee Se earns ahha elven ene | Marans’ pope ne bichy thege Admiral | Afer Brazilian Consul trimmed with silk, in combination effects— While, Biack, Green battle ven ie old iu 1 that he ad during the vatite elven the] Tiel to avoid te at tient | General’s Accusation. and Red, with black and white (r.mming, Schley replied mouth pretty "T think [have kept my) could not be produced at the time he | ne on all these | Was not questioned upon ft, | i 5,00 balue $6.50 WOMEN’S fest quality Doeskin Flannel Wa'sts, ten of the most fects and do not recall of speaking of Reasons for the Tar | this Incident. 1 distinctly r t'giv-| Fils attention was next tochia EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT, nid that It was fying for|letter to the Senate Inowhich he eald ing the signal, the turn waa made to avold blanketing | twenty minutes he tire of a0 Pe and to y fi “Did the Brooklyn stand in and at ile “ sent he BE et tt By pepular styles of the season, including the Nor/oik and tailor- esiptl to ainie/ tne: @paniah eet inthe {ne Nes had nat qummed to port pera Promoter Was Charged with ‘'Lar-| finish effects: swenty of the newest fall shades, channel?” into dangerous proximity. to the enemy's T started in at first to help the) verseis and exposed her to nosalble tor- ther versel, and to have them kloriramming aiid hh me. I felt if we conld atop|pears to be. three reacaie whe yer the Spaniards the battle- mae the turn. Why au make that conld go in and wink them, never | U1) had any iden that they would get Anit already) stated In my al- away.” jFect teatimony, ther: another Continuing, he said in reply to ques) ™UCh more Important reason tions he estimated that the Brooklyn Which you have not asked, and had gone in to within from a mile to & that wan thet the ship might con- mile and a half of the mouth Inue . = Rarbor and was within range of the (aut IB motion and Beat ¢he on shore batterics He thought that for Fare wes aid.s Thatiieras 7. the, from twelve to fourteen minutes the Controlling one of all." Magship had been within than 2,009 yarde efi th “They loukel very close “When the Spanish ships xucc getting out of the h. ro without being several sunk, in accordance with orders, what, R&Ps. cv alternative was there bat to chase them?" “There was no alternatly course open, but much de ceny in Uttering Papers for $ Fraudulent Purposes.” 39 é value $200 ee, WOMEN’S Lozskin Flannel Waists. handscmely tuci/ ed and tatlor- Eugenio Tetxeira, who claims to be a ‘ ? 4 Braailian marquis, was a prisoner this finish e'fects, three of the season's best styles, all fall shades {morning before Magistrate Crane In the included, Centre Street Police Court, on com- $ |plaint of Francis Garcia, the Brazilian 2. 90 if | Consul-General, of 1 State street. ° value $4.00 | A short amdavit waa submitted to the Court charging Teixeira: with “grand - A ee ‘ larceny, having aitered 2 document for | These Wa'sts embody all that is new in fuckings, s'itchings and 3 the purpose of fraud.” ifr mmings in both bodice and sleeus. Xie was discharged on the ground of! felefefntetefay |inaufticlent evidence. It seema tnat ST | Telxelra, who says bh poter, hive He told of ¢ Ainmon's trip to |aome chitdren in Braail wh ec owners g rd yroperty which Include mines, Teix- | f sald, has deen promoting the | é OW L lan 7, CTS nes, and In order to promote the sale | supope In July and aald he was oll that be ow to Europe to see ScNlessinger in Paria, of thes» ft was necessary for him to ob- He said that he was accompanied ony ‘4! yout bringing. ‘k Seolessinger. Paes ais es) Cheol West Twen!y-third Street. nin! ed shatr! Adm asked Capt teleimntntetnieitete There are sould, per- tit To have them stated. In relation to ent, that the matter y $i riediy, and here 1 purposes, or cement’ waa. in- —no other | to accomplish the character of the chi > 3 ¥ Willlam F. Miller's father. {t was made in the proper way and w se create u Prot hitn, he auld, that Sehies, | 89me time ugo he sent documents to effective was one thing. while a poorly | ‘Thy Judge-Advocate then took up Ad- arate ' that the (the Bragillan Consulate in New York conducted and in tive Blockade |MIral Schley'n report of the battle made eee een ee ene ning for certification, ‘These were not cer- H. ie . ito the Department dated Guantanamo void be drawn from the hiding 2 Sm pOte Cer S| would have been another thing. | Bay, July 6, 159, nd he waa questioned |“ tied to on the advice of Albert J. Wiae, rol The Admiral said, in reply to concerning the statements made theretn, |" Sines then a number of documents hav. onshi Akrovihe vou know where Behles s t tlons, that while several of the vessels | Attention being called to the statement | Reson Meee etee been ment to the Conaulate for certin- had fatled to Join In the chase, leaving |Oolore tie signal waa made ta cease [oE catlor by Telxetra. ind xome of them | Fy ° the work, after the sinking of the nd then the following sentence: have been certifled to and others have nger Teresa and Oquendo to the Brooklyn | Oregon having proved vaatly | "F : | | | faster than the other battleships, she td | and the Oregon, this was because they | thes beronkiynce texethers mene a ipeent eal peony i 125th Street West tet. Lenox and could not follaw at the pace set by the | sand another verse! whieh proved | { ? 9% Seventh Aves. y, Spaniards. |to be your Magshii {n pursuit of the Gave Sampaon Credit. TRANG era After recess Capt. Lemly laid before | ity secking some ml spot ta beach the Court Admiral Schley's press copy- she should fail i her pursuers.” book containing a copy of His letter em- vu wrote that?” asked Capt. Lemly continued westward jon, which had run Sehlessinger’s brother yok amd wae this country.” red TR Gosttr the next witness, | What information dia you sive M iLadies’Flannel W aists-fRts"—- Helnii-te! gracing Mis first report, to Admiral | ve Ly resettled A ileal Bentey “and 4 | MeClusky ¢ erting the Miller asset ‘d BT Rn Obes eate Ueiel BARU RE OAWINER |i Donat ematier ineradoces er peelionenty asked Mr. Hudgins, Unequalled offerings just when you want them—best styles, materi- oe there was more | LA : ; contention between counsel ax to the | report To made that wae returned, MNicLosKer. Mm About che $109,009 In car sAmisalbitity of the Accume Feeen rr ey jhave 7 nol objection to Miller gave to Ammon, of the $0 In lence. The decision of the Court was | ¥« 7 jens It comes p emtetatatate. cafafospatetentestt * 7 sek Gantz Seti 26: the effect: that + in rthe rule that {t wan not sent. Heeb iteriiciciiticieinin ini ee irieieie ieee einen int a vet t could not | ials, making and fit at prices you could only expect at the season’s + end: | WAISTS « wetht , inpounced | Admiral Gchicysatawas/eentcand: was (Continued from First Page.) Y k Ag elds Ad sISTS ‘ool flann: ore i isan eDAcks som: with tine tucks 1.98 there ts no ob- pt. Lemly—I think { have a right a “Get any youraeltt” y othe every fasi 2 $4. Fst RES SEE ction to the witness reehin, is} to continue now and not e them|ber, 188, receive from Miller or hie His bDM et Frene ‘ eee feo cfzetlol tuckeual Sacintra crane thes tate Tiat ‘he | insert other evidence nt this time. syndicate canyemoney 7h helwas pnaked! certainty: did. iliwas ble inte! eT ts to thelr transactions.” aes sie hilannel, open front o- back, yok? effect of tucks all th 2.79 gel, Admiral Sch: ained that the | lawyer eventually wine | Wells Fargo & Company. It amounted better entitted to 16” | “in January, 1900, he told me pret ily tuck she with silk: colors red original preimi Flot the battle tatef and hite taffeta to ab it $180,000, low delivere 1 Lemly maid the report wan in-|me an Millers attorney” } Saya Schlessinger Hae It. that $115,000 had been deposited aN hokIVn Hiced “only ‘to. break. the order of : ‘ v } ‘ol it sad tha i ar eh h Mille | Apso then signaled me | cFoss-examination “What did you do with tt Col Ammon said that Edward Sel ny rounder a nent name, board again.” he ald, “About $140,000 went to Seymour, Jobn- | singer was a big, handsome min, welgh- amd that he (Ammen inter had Apt »- 3-90 as “Very Genera al Thyouhay RnR eT Ald ange he theirs A Sampaon.| gon & Co and the reat was umed in ing probably 275 pounds algned eder for the tar ’ ut himself and my the cabin at cht ganctusion of the crom-exam. |tewal em a paaie he are st i tl the turn over! eae Ne e. and. fro aitera ‘ton Admiral Dewey announced ip Paci wan idenoniiel {etnateheal om belt nit + mn erestol | Be ETE Ree Poet fee naa the embers "af the Caurt had sare | atoll Bemal ag money tan rae inwereeadvalls che: moneyataathel een! { Miller or EUGENIO TEIXFIRA. tho teat basldgsre tice: | Lemly: “We want the conver- |‘ a 2 ¢ i slieve — ‘ar Hiemaite convey: ut Welegram nent by Admiral Schtey to | *Avout-810.20 waa deposited in Decem. | Sie pe a on in Hd a Galler thee Caan | Within the tas: few daye a locument 9 ral Sehler—ile handed tt /stnnce that he did not ideasire to, ngsumne [OCF 1 loaned that to Seymour, John | MN URE A ein eer inl sl g | PAS nCAeR est ALOE rT Mea tone tet in Bn committed forgery wae a paper sorted to have been enn onething of the kind.|aworn to before 4 notary pubic on n nt constiintes a for- Hy Shor 2 and ales certined to. Sense entire credit for the victory of ~ and that the victory belonged to th n-Chief | fect under the command. of Admiral ing back to me with the that he was Commander. ‘Eo certainty did now Hy, Seon & Co. at the request of Alfred It he }Goalin, my client. | don't know whether | If ' ~ le: Ammon V You k BAInPROHIE Sent ot etae {twas tn cash or In a check, Next in| on and that I had omitted a very ime oy reniy to a. auestion. from Capt, | January, 19, Seymour gave to Wells neerning: his : Ny. wery better than 1 do. tounty Clerk of New York Coun. R i Dortant detall—that the New York | Parker tie mld he had taken thir idee Fargo n check for $0.00), and they RAVC ne paid he went witl i Mitel 4 pect day. On the first; For Bunions. i And eet he Me ch to ral Sampson, “who sta: he 8 H a noany other shoe. was not present, jted that he was vary wetd Thad peng | im 8100.00, Jiera father and that : oH nur ument was a certitl Were ieee iimlineninane a Grlatts Tela hicite ag} it, that the victory at thet time, and thought It was very generou Forgets 810,000 Check. r Pi sion) In the Beeretary of State of the snes MU Ca HOIDURIOH Wear Good Sen 8 I sald, was dig enough for all, and i ‘lio was generou {ance wny Rape ING ATA Btatea cert? Riioethelcnrrer ; ed te Ons. « Sc pale this out of ph ofequrmes eaten aan eee have drawn a cheek for"! vere Feira : ' {that he sot tatcencer (sing sant eres thiol trom youth. JAMES $ COWARD mew that if he Judge vocate asked the Ad- tres i 1 Millor’s) mot hat defraye Ww » drawn [OF tae sa AD ws SS. ‘ . present she would Ee miral to tell exactly what hia purpose | #40000, bat F don't reall tt, 2 Was naked i nit ae Later he! genta Thi cei of the Secretary: of | sats . ( wens Pork a8 anybody elae. | ‘Your command: | Was on the o of the: recounols “Lowa pretty. ousy at that time I | $10.0. Rtate bore th rt July 1 laet. When 268-272 Greenwich Street, near Warren Street, New York. referred to all throughout this, his ap-|sance and what instructions he had pomit there: It was all left by arty “ 4 telby Mend for New Catalogue. pearance. and so on. in complimentary [elven “Replying. that pe. had. testited pee se teen sidered part ne it ralnie Will vou ewear that a see Ree 8. ele treaty a eat ine Ito by the Seer jend for New Catatban terms. That was th Y fully in (tin sutifect rorelt he then ae As con! hes : : eno put in bankrupt : . & Co, for | tary tate it la so bound wine rib- _— > - — — {natd that the signaia made Indicated the | as leus ever LOAN TTORGTOLSET URC Tiber nian i meat yon that the featton Hodgaon Inctdent. | purpose “On Nov. 2, 1899. Faccompanted Miler {ver to Any one iter han ine Fr eee MoeU neal saan ieMetaversr piace hati vaneritnktee “When the Colon surrendered why did to Wells. Fargo & Co.'s bank. He want fey Weenie it Daas . biperenel You not take possession of her and at- drei sracinamesta Lata'aet ine susan wiseivevectithere] ioe ji! Tie Ee b ested he Brazilian Con- 4 Tempt to save her?" “The hatterien were developed and the| ° Tre Me tte lett chacka drawn mehente tu gat evidence ty use +) How Ammon Protected Mimaetf, It ts cinined py t ragillan Con- } r de heh AO0aTd to receive her surren- |fact wan demonsteated thatthe en my Sateliordram, itcmeeslertscneckais me later It will fat! { Stow mech money dia Ammon or Mrs, #ulate that attached to the document a = re i dep and was proceeiting todo that very | was in port. he added. “With a aguadc| to my order, Then 1 gave Sey Ae A ocluaky, osica 6 arent fe tnt or Sepmemne, [Were papersa and other documents: which ; "4 ape Lenatnelilexahipcamelup: tame ¥ five or atx ships. 1 beileved | Johnson & Co, $1.00) and gain $80 Trusteo John D. 1 Jahnecn ) to Goelit |were not a part « nit ert: Hie (e Ut , for the e 3 2 Seat d ae te raking | “Did Wells, Fargo & Co. turn oF stand to tell what i Sous, give; [Sed to by the Bec of Stace, and Hl 2 The Adm Wak asked what cor co) that might have 31.000 In Government bonds to you Fenruary, [therefore Ure presentation of it to the | “They cegiainty did. 1 used the pre yy. versation bh mander Ho« had with on Brook Hragiiian Consulate for certiication Muced our squadron to a numerical | hai act. Tt | feriarity with the enemy, If one or to] mum and the principal wax left with B22 Special. 5 td hi before the loop wasn He OAs! . 2 ine deposit 4 waa alleged to be a er could not recall a singie word of con: | Oigit fade ttm nu eet et eebed ue | Seymour, Johnson & Co. for inves AWemicninsctn Rate Ate mel wns notmted out that the ¢ tel gwiss JEWELLER WANTS TO —— Nathevatrccumticathateeiete etre ‘disnatro Qoslin wanted me to help out s the institution, He said : Pht AE ee gsi kata a CARE TARE Vouyer | W. n's Bli ¢ , development of the fac Johnson & Co., and I listened to hi taln parte of the document was about H VV OMNCH S ack ne devow Miller's orien and ships was, tn! Were you authorized by Miller to 49 the Greenwic y opluton, sufficient. The enemy's | iiae y enermen eile aeatt ships contd not get away and they othoriiniasbanicon coming for them and his re ko for them, except some remark the proximity of the Texas. He How recall, and he ns vita for} twenty days aft ne Secretary of uieta with | siate nad ceruited to the documeat. le amang tinveard says vtandare ne LAfela Cr belutina turned Telxeta War arrested jast night at to recall, any aid not get avwny.” Spent It for Miller. York. M jfurned overs ; cata cleeLitesl Theentencaleal so on . va o ; 1 o Wnts AM-\ his home, No. 336 Franklin avenue, in | yt ey Pe Stent 1sdgnots cater Did the affair develop without quea-| “I certainly was, He wanted ine t the Bronx, by Detectives Berkley and fo Take file Lites Dress Skirts f eta : 3 Hon the, presence of the enemy tn the! Ret the money at work and left thi: to : Aceken. of Capt, Titus's staff, With 1 Nz lini “Did yor ve ou he compan Lary r ry D 1 SH0,.00 jones orney 7 ad Ese Fi $ 4 . secett Fou ive put the accompanying 1" “thought so, because of the large! me. ! Fecelved Interest from, ‘he deren REOERSY seta tn him was arrested Nathaniel C. Kelly, of ; on drop silk lining, letter oF nation ahella Hred a dal My S| from Beymour, Johnson & Co per called and then turned over to Attorney: : nal ea Shee mua liegonl sta kcait 5 mH “1 Mid not re us, an Ino beraure a ys, cs | No. Wi7 Clinton aventie, Lr yn \y Three years ago Edmund Euvrard, a The witness stated that he would stil |PUmver of veescia were seen. cent. 1 believe I received $10.0) from McClusky for examination, a Sinmon alsa told ine that [war discharged dy Olag:atrate | Crane, | ee eae ee enna aoe anite 23.50 Bay that he had desired to net. Hodg: Referring again to the alleged signal! goymour, Johnson & Co., and the $0,000 jt was Z t that h ties th nis tothaving. offered eatiefactury proot that ins} , 24 Sixth avenue, * 5 Fight as well ns himself, but he had {j, movin claser (Admizal Behiey sala. Tleft In the bank I apent for Miller.’ |: ently in the employ of Robert ymoUr, | ad ote connection with Teixelras| bit a man on the cheek ina Rane the 1 done nothing tn that dire ause | Torito anne yuvotae “Every dollar of Ammon. ‘ ‘ i | Y ee Opening pertormancesotran fix hina ye value $34.50. the ‘Department otdered “an Investhea- WX dlapysiton tor g9 ta. "So Had | DLE ver solar ies ith a, AMMON aN ele ee caeloets RK v Lone ; wuently Amuced in th hue Festaurant, and he thinks the man] 34-50. t y * more anxious than [ was to go in} ed a& Kenwation by a ‘sing for #aic | has been after him ever since to ge! iy ’ on that day,” he sald. his tite jit the following newspaper per even. Euvrard can't: know much! weperiace unite wee snes mee tone SHAMROCK Il. IS if cpeildoles el Bald Ian topes nee Ley a aylor, At this pointiCant. Lemly introduced |\ijun testimons, tie Adwiral Wan ex: | s | h by a relative of Pedro| desperate man, a Frenchman, and ts i e een the following Wragraph from Admiral jeused and an adjournment for the day f ‘or of Brazil, will be sold | knowa by the name of “Isadore tho Broadway & 20th Street. fi Behley's report of the battle, dated at lwos taken, : jetance to Marquis; only fF Guantanamo, July “s : bd iene We li proposiiiosn from distingulshed Kentie- Ines seaching thts placa and holding men will be considered; all others re- conversation with, neveral of the cape | oil dected. Address by letier only. giving tans, viz. Capt. Hutate, of the Vizcaya, | 5 2 | genealogy, to Commendador Pedro Car- NO ee RR UI ST Sea | ozo Marita | DrAzeved, Westerleigh, ‘ommander Contrer: have | | —_—_-—— taten Island.” oe a ty learned that the Spanish Admiral's | f oy RAEI ————__. SSS mheine wa to eone rate all fire for a while on Brookiya, nd othe Viz H i i MAMIE CELLA. OF ATLANTIC aya to ram her. (ie hoje thas If thes Sir Thomas Lipton Says He Will Challenge GInY EINE ALES GKS 4 could destroy hi . of th 4 } : }wh athe Y would be increased, ax it Was | : aul Paieetpatinatuntent SelegT nas ese owt nlp a S| . for America’s Cup Again. . | | rand saya Coat he « Lthis explains the heavy fire. men-! | = — [Hud ecu Suffering from Nervow scrap teoth and Uoned and the Viscaya’s action In the} stration—Physicinnn Save Her at want any doings , a ti ry 1ounlesr h na The ox ue my |TRACY'S WILD EFFORT TO QUEENSTOWN, Oct, 9).-Sir Thomas Mo relterated his. pur, to aga hy Hard Work. - | untear he “haw the Prompt ted by t * aj |2VADE M'CULLAGH DEPUTIES. | Lipton, who arrived here this morning |chatlenge foe the Amer! Cun, OH id him that they had no the mn the advanced board the White Star steamer | exoressed Nimsolf as belng aul ‘ et Hi Dennintovan Cation Into clone. range ait dre: - Ite from New York, sald to a repre- | tted with the ron when the Lyre nara Magtetra Rheleniemy's squation agit won cone, NORLe ame stae pala the Associated Press that] Shamrock If, had we OF. TO HAVE CARE 1 BU ohne tee 4 coming | ay M x au a Jeputios had a Mvely rt that the Shamrock UT. was) Sir Thoinne den one of the leading MES BEE: wi ena eal dentin chase tu-day i ter a man for whe In New York was quite untrue, | a8reaments with ¢ ne re itelts erty OF BABY DURING TRIAL. ana his re arrest they had a warrant on the che * he vourd) the yacht ying ¢ of inte elty, © end _ The with that oft iNeealxee # ea a and that he intended racing her Inltime were hia relations with. th “ Pl ie Brooke war noting har aim [Of Weal rertatraton. | He foals’ ce stem nest seam Se ele eee toetay by natiog Mumtnating | FOOT CRUSHED BY CAR. ler the 1 the h ere tur Va o he) Pibetuiste eens see - g Sho was discovered by her mothe: Oo; © Sas put alternately to HOPE anid. octets | deputies in, a tiight up a fire-ewcape, over } : mh On me Lawyere Came to may Board in order to meet the movements | rovfe and throug the acuttle uf an ad- him, He locked the seuttle door POLICEMANO’CONNOR'GUILTY | ant iter Ovo physiclans had worked Agreement and) the Pailly Mooxa, an Italfan, thirty-atx adele Joining tenemont after him, #0 that Cromme and MeDon- | jover ner for an howe her ite was Mother In Happy. yearn old, of Ne Mgabeth atrget, “Stand By to Ram, Cullagh men were De ald could net follow, and dashing 1 fell off a Broadway car at Fifty-fourth at pean. dledlenlt he sald. “at that ad McDonald. ‘Thoy had { the stairs made his escape ( anes Convicted of Ansaule in Firat De: Aeranteriternatres atreet and Seventh avenue this morning. ether they meant to. ge 0 as : the dey wen: back aree—Remanded for sentence Aes bi s ween the ‘Texas and. the Brookisn | Rt i f eADAVIGTTACY, a former . Ww Alaa SHA se easwra peepee aaee ate i vous prostration, Yes-| Little Mra. Anna Therese Lang Behlen, right foot was crushed by. the He other way. z i pusillet, whom thes Accused of regiater- | found that the window John O'Connor, a pol nn atts vate ordecet het to go {2 BARpiMt. took her six-year-old baby wheels and the no loudly z your examination in |ine Wegmily. and located him early this) 1M a to smash it to ger into the 1 to the Steamboat Squad, was conyte RALLIES boy, Herman Behlen, into Part II, of i 5 i aie Eldred and Fifteenth street and 1 entng crowd awattag t , Hut tho: s reece tt ib morning. \- aftambrt which, in practical Eng- 3 pirat Schloy, in respone to a ques- |, Mer threatening the proprietor with ‘Mines are eilll tooking y manded for sentence. Ywo slitern ¢ ed a carch, ‘The odor Ittle chap to her temporatily yesterday, one meter told ine polles of the wrest pL . ay} eo never heard nt the Tega |atrert. they were permitted to go to $< | the policeman who were in court fainted her to an attle room, Moses Grossman, er husband's attor- oi stents Whine nati night that Tew Ont ee enenvel Deh rer roe hiae, tne, bat- | Tracy's room. Tracy refused 10 admit benethess near mest ‘ney, and Abranam Levy, who defende| rev vey Standore the Seafaibrler” | Daveler has iiscovered something. ew er Wpestnaiadee the tmareseion | them, so they broke dawn the door. “An BURNED BY BOILING TAR. | crcnner. 2 F iret four r. the mother er In the divorce sult, have axreod tha) cove! jor afambrier” | Daveler has disrovered something new ; £ they entered the room they shots a Lorenzo D, ¢ -one " sho may keep the bjue-eye: y durin bebed ui ei c 2 yt TENORS DOCRRDI BUTE CNtaLe o oe eee ihe eheoa erat. | cus | wameceaie inpOCiareL Ae lily Vvanrasalister eet 1 was horrified (he Givorce proceedinuss on condition| ‘The Frenchman, he sald, used to be in| formed the feat on Monday with his c bla oat ae Te i Indow onto thy | But Sufferer! 4 i i val aay of her daughter that she does not take him out of New| the French army and had been obliged | tar, The collar was three inches high AB ihat thos oars wis enemy | fire wacape, Meta eaTiDnctore street, Two of the shote took effect tn ved on J with a rubber tube York County, If ehe doos leave the city | tu leave his native country vecause Of) ) wiqty atarched 2 He dashed up the ladder with the é the old man's si et he y wiih him she will be lable to punish: | the interest tho Hrenoh police took in| 21d , itey. dodg- y owas closely questioned ” 5 ‘ from a yas Jot held tightly In her mouth, He was rid-ng a bleyclo and in a n I: Bernardo Peluco, tnirty-four years old, % ; i i y Which went below. “Ts |deputics in hot pursuts, rn . Y olds | staimed that Coming he daar Wane broken down and. the; Ment for contempt of court, him. After that bite Rot from | ingen tenn, fell olf the machine, land. 5 7 Tracy then raced across the root of |# borer, wan taken to Hellavue Hos | cane peeause he was ordered to move | gas shal off, Physicians. w At the announcement of thie decision Euvrard, he sworn vengeance and, is: | ing on hin head nu diich, The impact he red haceatal wal iheshatel te: Sirne , Sas shut off. Physlclana were soon onlin the open court, anxiety left the face cording ‘to his iniended victim, he has! treed his head down and the collar cut pital to-day, suffering from sever 7 4 ate £ . jank, ctors way juries arc Ol an shot im withou Miss @lelier of guna the ‘scuttle before the deputies could|not fatal” Coctor® “AY bY ndur ene. f the wee mother, while Grandmother been tracking him ut the city trying re bi Cita given no renaon for her act. | BOM age Ret aeons git Ghee: ct Mcaath patteg ie Dace hen the | Gof caine the windplnes he wage was provocation, Bae hardly reatizes what she did, jlo ‘f tndignation. " MINgDt before last, 20 Euvrand told fhe siataue voristy, senndon collare of Aloe ssilinl et