The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1901, Page 7

‘ALLEGED TOBACCO SMUGGLER CAUGHT Goods Are Not Stamped, and In- spectors Sny Prisoner Admitted the Offense Charged. Sranco Rochas, a Cuban, who arrived fn this city about three months ago, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shiekis to-day, and held 4n 1,000 bail for examinaton on a charge of smuggling cigars and cirgarettes into this country. Rochas, who lives at No. 145 East Fif- teenth street, was arrested by Special ‘Customs House Inspectors Charles H. Tratttour and Cohen a few days ago. ‘Trattteur was notified by a clgar dealer fa Pearl street that a lot of fine ciggar- ettes had been offered to him at a very low price. Through this man an arrangement ‘Was mare to mect Rochas. A number of interviews were had and Rochas showed samples of his goods, saying that ho would sell them at a bargain. He refuse dto say at first how they had come Into his possession, but {t ts alleged he finally admitted that they hawt been smuggled. Tho Inspectors agreed to buy the lot provided they were equal to the sam- ples shown. They met Rochas by agree- ment this morning at the corner of ‘Third avenue and Fifteenth -street, and went with him to his rooms at No. 145 Rast Fifteenth street. There they were shown 60,000 Henry Clay cigarettes, 20.- 000 clgarettes of other brands and 1,000 | / Henry Clay perfecto cigars. None of these goods bore revenue or customs stamps. The Inspectors scized the goods and arrested Rochas. It {is believed that there are others concerned with the prisoner In the scheme as the Custom- House autholties have reason to beHeve that a large amount of these goods have been brought into this country. * ‘The stock in the possession of Rochas is valued at $1,600 for the cigarettes and 325) for the cigars, a total of $1.80. He had offered to sell the cigarettes at 8 cents a package, whercas thelr regular price 18 3) cents, and the clgas at $108 a thousand, the regular price being $250, BURGLARS COT TRAY OF DIAMONDS GEMS WORTH $20,000 TAKEN FROM JEWELLER'S WINDOW. Trail of Precious Stones Marked Fight of Cincinnati Robbers, CINCINNATI, 0., Nov. ‘6.—Burglars broke the big show window of the Duhme Jewelry Company's store, on Fourth street, between Vine and Race, early to-day and stole $20,000 worth of diamonds. In thelr flight they left a trail of dia- monds, indicating the direction they took. The gems stolen were loose on a tray. The night watchman says he heard no noise and saw nothing of the robbers, and It is supposed they took advantage of the no!se of a passing wagon or car. to break the glass, selze the tray and run. BRAVE GIRL FIRES ATNEGRO BURGLAR ANNIE DOHERTY WAS NURS- ING SICK GRANDMOTHER. The Hour Was Midnight, Feared Not, and the Mar. Fled in Terror, - —_—_ Apnie Doherty, a girl of eighteen, was wursing her sick grandmother at No, 06 Mechante street, Newark, about mid- ight last night, when she heard a noise n the hall, and stepping out, saw a vegro, taking her uncle's new overcoat rom tho rack, > She ‘ran-back into the room, seized a revolver and returning to the hallway ired at the burglar. The bullet went wide and the negro, with a yell of norror, fled from the house. ‘Then Miss Dohetty quietly went back jo-nurse her grandmother, SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAy, jun slees.. 6.34]8um sels.. 453/Moon rises... 1.11 andy Hook "Nusvives INCOMING STEAMSHIPs, DUE TO-DAY. paar Alger Naam: % eatiago Nansau. deltor, St. Luca. Ayre. forte, New Orleans. ¥th, St. Seminole, J [yan Jeeta, Pina El Nc Gibraltar, tar, Comanche, Jacksonville. followers of the turr as had been his] of the island of Mitylene. The French | eupatton uf Betrut, therefore, re own, i squadron arrived off the Island early | S“% CPrtaln to create effervesc P| Coy Cleo EE eee ae he A Social Favorite. H | perhaps even rebelllon. ‘They Ran Ont. Mrs. Pepper was already a social fa-| to-day and action was taken imme] ph. choice of M. Deloasse, consequent. nd vorite. But news of her new wrenture diately, ly, fell on Smyrna, which offers equal brought her a good deal of attention, Stitan Silent, advantages to the other ports, without! yoay Si MANILA, Noy, &—A plot to massacre and made Meadowthorpe more thanever| wi, roroign oftica here haa not yet | Have thelr political drawbacks. : lean woman, quite calm tn the midst of} once dismissed, because $t might create | respondent of the Echo do Varts, to tul- mad excrement, contd yesplutarane ae the falso Impression that France was| fl the terms of the c. n of 18 Shoal last night was the British topsail schooner Atrato, bound from Liverpool, N. 8., for New York, with a cargo of lumber. She was foated, apparent: Mt, rato early xe f the de ekiond had b peeancerte Fi Tate-davi Hoe bia THE WORLD: TUKSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1901. A BEAUTIFUL. KENTUCKIAN WHO SUCCEEDS IN RACING. bi op Wthen. All Col dprcaorsnaepaten substance. Its age is its guarantee. and Fintiulency. 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The Kind You Have Always Bough Bough t | | This handsome, highly polished mhogany finished $-piece Parlor Suit. has sot Htyihas so, ti spring stals,covered sin scats, covered in floral floral designed dar damask: 2 i707 19.98 IICOZY | FLAT COMPLETELY 69,98 69. 98 FURNISHED AT ARTICLES \ AILED _UP”N_ APPLICATION. Made-up Carpet Rugs in all Flats at one- £10.00 Velour C al sent and heat, In all colo YOU NEED NO MONEY. Call and make your own terms. actual OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. A. {EAINCESS DENTISTRY.¢ -or— Pe ¢ TEETH 531 wv Call and get our SIRE ‘going elsewhere. Lowest prices and. ‘best guaranteed work in Greater New’ York. Our instalment or easy pay- CURKD BY 00 down and $ White Ribbon Remedy. | ¢* Jp sran ceri Can be given In Class of Water, Tea or Cotte: Y ings, 2.00 up. | ithout Patient's Knowledge. S Zr Silver Fillings, $1.00. CHOATE SEES HAY (BORDEN GOWNG ABOUT THE TREATY. »|WORK ON NEW AGREEMENT WILL SOON BEGIN. Mrs. penne a Society! Leader, Wins More! Than $40,000 with/3 Her Horses on the! Eastern Turf — Fa-| mous Cups Won by)? 18 MILL-OWNER, Courses. | Washington, Nov. 5.—Ambassa lor Choate called upon Secretary Hat to- day and had a long talk about the pro- ected Hay-Pauncefote treaty and other matters witr which the United States Embassy at London has been concerned FALL RIVE! Mass Close to the head of winning stables on the Eastern turf this season with more than $40000 to Its credit is that of Col. James E. Pepper. If you ark the Colonel he will not hestitate to tell you the Fall River Iron Works, M. C.D. Borden, announcing that on Nov. BACK TO OLD RATE = LACKING SUP- PORT, WILL CUT INCREASE. Her Thorcughbreds|® Pauncefate Announces Brit ‘Twenty-seven Hundred ' Acceptance of American ee Gain Granted on Famous English; Propoaition. in Wage (Special to The Evening World) 1. were posted In the four cotton millx of ontrolled by ‘aw York, 1 a ten per cent. reduction in wages would go Into White Kibvon Kemesy wii cure ur asutroy the g.Gold Crowns,: $7, $10. Ble Work, he up. Writes wes DR.RANKIN, DENTIST. (OPPOSITE ERICH. ERO ES = feecsinh Ave, attitie, an re 610 Sixth Ave.,3s0 23 and rat oe oe: eh aa (Ditectly Opposite Herald Bul}ting.) Hegeman, 196 RB’ Downtown Brancl hi fork City, Cor, Canal & Varick Sts, New a Patty Uni? 10 Poe sista evecgahare, or by mall, $l. free by writing or calling iar hows mudd (for years Seer Workers 5.—Noticern to-day, 205 Sixth Avo., cor. 16 horses ts due to the food business tense durlag the past summer. Mr. Choate] a i piace the wage opp. Glty Hall. and shrewd management of his beaut!ful will remain over in Washington until) seqte at the tron works where tt was wife, Mrs. Ela Pepper. to-morrow to #¢e the President. defore the two advances of five per cent, Col. Pepper Is one of the old-scnoot| / Lord Pauncefote, the Britlsh Ambas-| made recently and bring it back to the Housefurnishing, Goods, Kentucky turfmen who race for sport sador, han notified Secretary Hay for-| level of that palg by the mills in the Ladies’, Gentlemien's and and not tor gambling. He has at Mead- owthorpe, near Lexington, Ky., one of the most beautiful country places in that land of beautiful country places, and not only does Mra. Pepper preside over this, but sho also directs all the detatis of one of the most successful breeding mally thay the British Goverament ac- epts the American proposition rela- tive to the Clayton-Bulwer treaty as the baso for a new treaty. Withig a day or two the State Depart- ment will begin the preparation of the conyentlon Itself. FILIPINOS CAUGHT IN MASSACRE PLOT clation, time, FRENCH SEIZE _—.. TURKISH PORTS. ago Col, Pepper's health was seriously Impaired. He decided to give up the turf and sell his horses. Then Mrs. Pepper acted. She knew the stable as well as her husband di. She was fond of every horse he owned, and what she proposed in consequence SAN Commander F. J. FRANCISCO, set the Colonel's friends wondering and \ charge of affairs at Pagy admiring and applauding. H I = Commander B. F, Tilley, whe Sia. Pepper uukel 07 the tranater| Perritory on Island of Mitylene Occupied and arveniien ei enlaisountes ot her husband's string of thorough- Warships Ready for Fight. months ago, has arrived here breds to herself and that all entries be pent thereafter be made in her name. Col. Pepper complied, glad to keep his prizes so near his own hands, and Mrs, Pepper became an famillar a name to WOMAN REVEALED PLANS AND ARRESTS MADE, PARIS, Noy. ~Admiral Caillard snterests in Syria, Where the population has occupled the three principal ports I oks upon Its protector. tee uN Raorracks were to Have Heen Set the American garrison at Moncada, Province of Tarlac, Island of Luzon, his heen revealed by the wife of one of the conspirators. Several of the town officials are {m- plicated Jn the mumlerous scheme. The woman who revealed the plot had a detective beneath a house in which the a centre for Lexington people. ‘The great house Is a series of treasure- rooms of beautiful things—rugs and wood and bric-a-brac, and from thg broad veranda where the jonel sat all day many a merry party drove off in ae, smart turnouts of the Meadowthorpo tracks where the blue- wore exercised. The k was more than received the Sultan's reply to the new demand which M. Sapst, councillor of the French Legation at Constanti- nople, following out the fustructions which the French foreign mipister, M. Deicasse, sent him Nov. 3, presented to the Turkish Government, asking how TuMkey proposes to pay the Lorando claim and demanding the execution of Action Necessury, The despatch front M. Bapst on Satur- day announcing the issuing of the Sul- tan's {rade accepting the Lorando cinim in {te entirety, as France demanded slightly modifled the aspect of the altua- tlon, inasituch as M. Delcasae came to the conclusion that the Sultan would settle the money claims and within a The plan was to fire to a house close to the barracks. after dark, and when the soldiers came out to assist in extinguishing the flames, one hun- dred and fifty conspirators, armed with there were a dozen nd thorefore became less pressing. But fie Other farnous horses. all with fine racing cords, necessity for occupying Turkish terri- tory, In order to exercise pressure and compel the Sultan to concede the mands respecting Turkey's disregard of cases have not been respected, and in others have been encroached upon by Turkey, The correspondent here of The As- soclated Press is enabled to make the K FAIRBANK COMPAKY, She Buys Kantak: ‘THE N. |d not confine her entries tolthe heres owned by. her husband F . . be hh on the guard, cap- i she came into possession, She | following statemen French treaty rights still remained | 2olos. were to, rus: poured for herself and nen paroraee When the French government decided | urgent. ture thelr arms and proceed to “mass- acre the garrison, MISS STONE WELL, ACENTS DECLARE, to send a squadron to Turkish waters, it debated whether to selze the customs at Salonica, Betrut, or Smyrna, as it wan realized that only the receipts of one of these three big ports could pro- duce a sufficient sum to pay off the French claims without a long occupa- tion, which was considered tnadvisable. The occupation of Salonica wan at ¥ riilard came back from Eng- Pierre teriat ‘ago ho brought with him Kantaka, « magnificent animal. which Birs. Pepper went to no end of pains to secure, and finally bought from Mr. Lorillard. ear Mrs. Pepper entered nase for the Dorchester. Cop. Owners jont shook their heads. ace; at which bait’ England Dresent, all eyes were turned to the ‘box in which sat the beautifu; Amer- SULTAN HAS NOT ASKED FOR AID. LONDOD epernen OMice has as announ Courter: a British Foreign Constantinople vor- ook that of|"imlng to re-open the Macedonian ques- [by which an exchange for the Is! tion, Cyprus Great Britain wt) express the conviction that both Mian Stone and Madame Tslika are alive and well. It requires several days for news to be transmitted through the wild coun- try where the women are held cap- tives. Nothing can be obtained for publication respecting the progress of the negotiations for the ransom of the counts as to the origin of the fire difter. The police and firemen say that n $900 runabout auto exvloded while it was being taken In a freight elevator from the first floor to the basement nf the bullding. A representative of the bley- cle company declared that the explosion though That The oho dor we ent airat decutted from the sudden dropping of ae Hunt tas “ot Mica ited the elevator is the jement. On the elevator at the iis of the er- encountered a body of Insurgents south. east of Catbalogan, Bamar Island, re- cently, and in the fight which followed twenty-flye rebels were killed, One hundred and seventy-five houses were burned and 6,000 pounds of rice and 2,000 of palay were captured, Four native police officers wero killed and their horses captured yesterday at Baybay, Island of Leyte. to-lay afte: board, her. crew bein, aes the men from the Monomoy a Hele th Sis Velie Cee aT Fall River Cotton Manufacturers’ Asso- ‘The cut by Mr. Borden !s regarded as a victory for the association, which has maintained that the Industry here could not afford to pay higher wages at this About 2,700 hands are affected. or COMMANDER DORN ILL. Depnty of Commander Tilley 1 to Leave Pago Vago. Dorn, who was left In "Let the GOLD DUST twins do your work.” like new. ae ~ — EXTRA LOW Price. 20th Century)’ LAND. 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Shore the Sultan's irade on the subject, 1 dirt Openavecio or i onspiracy were ting. removes al fe were in the stanl Podge ack Venus/also requesting satisfaction regarding |few days produce the guarantees which leaders of the conspiracy ereimes. E- Rea ttaine\ froen DLINONDaeaistea ies Ti ae P os and pagan er Wh stone! Me ed France's rights, which are deflned in| France demanded for their payment Arrests followed and many ‘ncriminat- wood work and reasonable. prices: goede” guaranteens eres Rep @ favorite uhe| various treaties, and which In some| ‘The necessity for seizing big customs | ine papers were seized. makes it look TAMES BERGMAN, 37 salen AMERi Chicago, 19. Maiden (oper: watit 97. 66 W. 136th WATCHES, dlamog Branch tmall weekly payment rearantend and ment; call ‘ AMOND 2 WATCH CO, LOOK PROSPEROUS. ‘FORCE YOURSELF TO SAVE ING MADB TO ORD! i dine material, tg: NEW CREDIT SYSTEM cies favery ps dy, with Uberal a modations. L, W. SWEET & CO., 38 O betting against her ens Kuarante "1 J and without the pas hesitation) ‘The occupation of Belrut was alxo set | integrity of the Sultan's Aslatic pos- WASHINGTON: Groans on Fete CRED Tey ELLER, cere an ord he came under| aside, owing to the French position und |aealons, CAPTIVE MISSIONARY. the wire an unmistakable head before ——— SRE Stoo! and Cover, Guarantee and Tuning Fre3, ‘CREDI For Dorchest: Cc: if plosion was an employee of the bicycle athe Waning oot pttie, Dorchester Cup GASOLINE AUTO EXPLODES, jcompany. So far as could be learned SUM Meld, with Mme, Tattka, by $10 DOWN. poate Neen crea Everybody. jand, where mbes a Js a8 well known a3 | the man escaped without Injury, ! Drigands tu Wild on credit at cash prices Rusizews contdential, ere. Fire Which Follows: Creates Ex- a Conmtrye $1.50 WEEKLY. osx= eaten eitement in Bicycle Warerooms. Li 5 os eoTHING ca a FLOAT STRANDED VESSEL, | sitrmenttn microle warerooms. | FILIPINO REBELS KILLED. Arse AVE, ___bawyers bile In the wagerooms of the American | wweneyenve Fall In KI WASHINGTON.“ Novs) BThe _ Stata y — -| DIVORCE arte Life-Savers Asstt Crew of the! iioycio Company, No. il Fitth avenue, vo He te Figh¢ with) pepartment has received telegraphic EMPIRE Lo. fa! + British Schooner Atrato. at 11 o'clock this morning resulted In a Gaajot’s Scouts, adyices from Its agents in Turkey and “BONDED & tc. CHATHAM, Mans., Nov. 5—The vessel] fire which dtd $1,100 damage and created | MANILA, Nov. 5.—Lleut. Jullen F.} yulgaria. in the course of which they Bear 224 at. snd which stranded on the Handkerchtef) much excitement while It lasted. Ac-| Gaujot, with a detachment of scouty, 470 Fulton St., Brooklyn. i = white markings; an. LOST—Driadle ball terrier, brase-modnted collar, “Graustark.? Ever study sgeoxrap! x where's Graustark? No, | tan name of a dog. a 0! a a patent cine. 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