The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1903, Page 2

CTS DEFICIT IN TREASURY ry Shaw Pony His Annual Points Out that There FoR VERY FEW CHANGES IN THE LAWS, Alecelpts for the Fiscal; *Year Ending June 30, 1903, PRINCESS SHOT ENDS ROMANCE) Elizabeth of dante, Who Killed an Actress Because of Jeal- ousy, Had Renounced Royaity for Recreant Husband. PUBLIC JUSTIFIES HER FOR TAKING REVENGE, it Is Now Said that Valet Who Strove to Intercept Her Is PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF “AUSTRIA, WHO SHOT AND KILLED ACTRESS IN T1HE PALACE OF HER HUSBAND. UEER LOAN BY 2 ORCAN'S FIRM = George W. Perkins, One of the| hs: Members, Tells How Its Trail Was Covered in Shipyards Trust Deal. GAVE MONEY TO BANKERS TO LEND TO THE COMBINE. Placed $700,000 in Each of Three-Trust Companies to Be France and Mr. ashe: wee, @ loan from the Morgan firm 10 be ued until it came, How a Loan W told hin,” Mr. Perkins testified, Aer courd ot oe vis sean ag our Arm nothing to do with the si! Dubiness. sted ES “roman, an tri ce pom panies rile make the enn I also sugested that I would Nt 000 in each of these trust companies until {is Frets money wobld come. We made the deposits in Pe Knickerbocker and) Manhi tan and got u Inan Pele the New York Security end F Siewtd @. But you lett the toney, enliy, Mr, Dresser to borrow? Yea. Q. You wanted to sée this Bethlehem ‘9 through? A. Yes. Catermyer pan thus slowly eran but that J. in && ha neered the saie oF the Bethi¢hem ' Com: pany. He drew the witness the fidmission that J. ‘orga went around the corner to hide its trail, but neVertheless made. {t poesible for the for rf Q. Was ithe conte of aa was pi . wa's fe purchase of his ry through your office?.- 2 tied. the $1,000,000 TR ah slightest idea’ dere ames any of the siooonad worth OF Schwab secured In purchasing @. You st. 98,00,000 ‘ora 0 of atécle as syndicate managérs? A. Q. Did you get rid of your stock. A. a for gert not? ant, aaa es, tack for Sek 00, ata Q. You sold it to Mr. not? A. Yes, pease redtncreny BRYAN MEETS COMBES. PARIS, Dec. 8.—Willam J. Bryan yia- ited the Chambder of Deputies and ate to-day, comparing Mrench mentary methods with United Stat companied to Clemenceau, Ww! Premier Combes. Mt, Bryan talk with Comes, the atte festing interest in Americ: and political aftatrs. of Were $694,621,117, and the _ Expenditures $640,323,450. WASHINGTON, Dec, 8—The report Of Séchethry of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw, went to Congress to-day, is ex- tremely ‘optimistic Bo far an present Also Suffering from a Seri- ous Bullet Wound. Borrowed for Purchase of Béthlehém Plant. VIPNNA, Dec. 8.—The labored official denial of the murder of Louise zlegier, the actress, by Princess Elizabeth, con- wort of Prince Otto, in the apartments of the Prince at Windisch-Graetz Pul- |! ace, Prague, was expected. That the Princess did whoot and kill the actress im now accepted ad a fact, The report 1s that not only did the Princess shout the companion of her husband, but that she shot the valet who sought to pre- vent her from entering the apartments |’ of Prince Otto in the palace. The man said to have détn seriously wounded,,|> It is #l80 sAi@ now that she shot at her husband, All Barope rings w'th this latest chap- ter in the bloody nistory of the House of Hapsburg. The peupie have come to be conversant with all the details of the tragedy. Barriers whioh have hitherto keptsecure the secrets of the royal house | of Austria have doen swept away. The | denth-of Ioutne Ziegler is the sole tople of conversution in the homes, the cafes, the clubs, the parks and the atrets of the Continent, People Condone Her Act. No word of condemnation 1s heard for the little Prihcoss who, goaded beyond human. endu@nce, todk vengeance into her own hands, The heart of her coun- try bleeds for her. Qn the other hand, nothing but exedration is heard for Prince Otto, the profligate spouse of tho murderéss, the maf for whom she ro- hounced every claim of place she had by right of binth only to be flouted and George W. Perkins, member of the firin of J. P, Morgan & Co., took the witness stand this afternoon in the hearing before Special Examiner Oli- phant ih thé sult of the bondiotders to have James Smith, jr. appointed per- manent receiver of the United States Shipbuikting Company. Mr. Perkins had charge of Al! the tran@dotions of the trust In which the Morgan firm was interested, Mr. Morgan thimeelf being tn Europe during the time negotiations were th progress. ‘The hearing was hela in tho offices of Guggenheimer, Untermyer & Marshall, Mr. Untermeyer fepresenting the bond- holders. Lawyer Willlam D, Guthrie represented the company. Max Pam looked after the interests of Charles M. Shaya. Before Mr, Perkitié went on the stand Lewis Nixon, who has testified at eev- eral hearings, completed his testimony, Gut did Hét add much that was néw to the astonishing revelations concerning the otganization and wrecking of the Dig trust that he had already made, He said it nad been agreed to give Olax Pam, the personal counsel for Charles M. Behwad, $1,000,000 in stock for hia services in promoting the company, and also to pay him a salary of $18,000 A year, but Mr. Nixon never understood just what these #ervices were. ‘The Bape las ‘fee, however, was never are concerned, bit the for the fiscal year 1901 show of the surplus receipts over fates from $54,207,667 to $14,000, 1 for 1905 there Is an estimated , of $23,002,166. The total receipts fiscal year ending June 90 last as and the expenditures Although habs figures show an in- fn receipts over 1902 of $10,294,837, tures at the same time in- $47,284,545. There is a falling off internal revenue receipts of over #1,- but this has been more than ty “by increased receipts from and the sale of lands. Shaw calls attention to the * tnereazed available cash balance and the increased holdings of gold as the notable features in the condition of the treasury at the present, time. He ‘aivo that there Is a falling off in foreign holdings of United States bonds. In 199 these foreign-held secu- Sof the United States amounted $24,000,000; on June 90 last they td Bene reduced to $18,960. New Natio: ~ During ‘the yoar ending Oct. 31, 1908, fational banks were organized, with capital of $34,333,900, Of these $ organized with=an individual of less than $50,000. .It 1s a not- says Secrétary Shaw, that the $ organized since the financial legis- March 14, 1900, conatitute nearly of the number organized dur- entire existence of the national syatem. Of the total money in country on Jaly 1, 1903, says the re- ae bank notes, .Wecured by. a lawful money, constituted i y ‘Bhaw says that tho reports pational banks to. the Comptroller th8 Currency show that individual di Wore ate higher point on Sept. ugliest (fot. Dosing wi Joars and discounts inorenséd M, but this increase was largely by an increase In capital of $8,- » in surplus of $60,760,984, and in Dank deposits of $25,141,513. Holdings of Banks, je Holdings of the banks on 1602, were $208,236,120. On #eb. PRhése holditigs had increased’ to 572,16. This was the greatest mt of specie ever heid by the banks the existence of the national king system. On Sept. 9, 1903, specie ings aggregated —$397,506,167. Of holdings, $105,569.84 was in gold $146,547,290 was in gold certificates, 988,307,000 was in gold clearing- i eertificates. ‘The balance consial of silver dollars, fractional sliver eit, and silver certiticates, Sept. 15, 1902, the banks held in and on deposit with reserve agen’ with the Jreasurer of the Unit tof thelt deposit it ait abuilties, m whieh ir deposit iabilities on whica e f& teauired, and on Sept. 9, 196, ‘mints ee cp tied pieces of te 208,000 Surin ity ae Was The Perfection” of Womanhood Modern ribletlcs coll tennis ahd similar outdoor games—have done thuch to iake the Anierican girl the ideal of superb, self- reliant vonueece They have ie perfect lines to her figure and made her flesh firm and heal But this result is built on a health, basis—rests upon @ freedom from disease and upon the absence of those complaints which fill the land with pale women whose hollow eyes foretell physical exhaustion and whose lack of vim Suggests nervous collapse: Nine out of ten women suffer more or less through catarrhat affections of their delicate organisms. The troubles are Ly by various names, but they are all due to the same cause—a dis« eased condition of the mucous membrane—no matter where the éxist, and every womin knows what suffering, weakness, diese ness, lack of energy and melancholy they cause. Local treatment cause the external Symptoms rarily disappear, but the usual result of such eae, ye? Eioatee atid recurrence of thi Se Calle tor Cablegrams. Just before Mr, Perkins began ‘his tes- made & byword, tmony “Mr. Untermyer asked for the here 18 sympathy for the Pringess, Se Breguction of two cablegrara, eating and sympathy for het victim. Loulse EX Leon EP eecre ig) able cei Ziegler was a woman of little Intellect. a ‘These are the &ch 5 She was a dancer of perfect form and Pee EER WP pete che Rah yee) iste Gums Se rarely beautiful featur The Princess fired twice a1 vounathar a oy We ote ia thal fiom Her ideas of morailty were not robust. fell mortally wounded. ed | mimnications, Untermyer asked Ht It but natural that she should be |: Se PA ae Miaewen green em by o flattered by the attentions of Prince |” ai : * Otto, even though his ttle was & title Vaneraaiace ean canes eeeeconie tore of courtesy, Doudtiess she never gave fow. There Bhe died, ao the ‘Princess & thought. Not only. 16 it et tritterint 0 the fae | most genet PANES. ‘ii aie Witten Of Vie stage of thid Hitt or Bu. jotone among tha roy- Rotteus whe bu to have, ie, tH ‘it given them @ prest! that ceived wit dancing In "The cannot D6 undératood outhide of imoh+ aronied, While the actress is being secretly. burned, the wounded valet is hovering betwedn Mte and death, ‘the Prince Is wandering About the chutle grounds, de- splied by his own servants and afraid to show himself In public; the little Princess, her hands red with the blood of anothdt Wotan, weops in her guard- ea apartments, The pitiful feature of it all Is that she expects soon to. become the mother of a child by the man whose perfidy made her a murderess. Victim of Others’ Acts, Of al the Iil-fated Hapsburgs, she !s truly the most unfortunate, The others trought upon themselves misery aiid Oeath by their own acts, She, with the taint of imenoral ancestry, ls the victim of the acts of others. It has been tho policy of the Hapsbungs to sacrifice every moral obligation to personal pleasure. Princess Elizabeth sacrificed every prospect of roynl Advancement in crder that she might marry a plebian, whom ehe loved, and eho has rcaped the harvest of bor eacrifive. When the Princess was little more than a child there came to the palace of her unfortunate father, the Crown Prince Rudolf{—he who killed Baroness Marle Vetsera and committed suloide at his hunting lodge—a strapping leuten- ant of the Uhlans. This was Otto, a man who had come from the people, but handsomet, withal, than the young men of the royal family, Tall, broad-shouldered, with a hand- some face and a distinguished alr, he appeared to the little Princess the ideal of manhood. She made him her dol, In time the fact of her attachment to He be- | f the Mfe Otto had penty of money. game a spendihrift, a frequenter rteé tracks and gambling rooms, an as- lmocinte of dissolute women. He travelled for months theentened to ‘break Into flan’ learned that Louise Ziegler was in the apartrents of her sfrom place to place and gradually ac- | husband js rot known, It is reported quired the reputation of a man without | here that a disappointed suitor of the & consHence, without moral principle. | actress. informed tho | Frincems, That Frincess Made No Complalats: | Olt Mould bring hia actress unde oh toot that Rs eae Te rite. was the ™me Sider believing that he would | crowning Indlenity ayy e spon fire. of.-bie Ingatwetion. for. a lite tha Hapsbytgs, assailed tne that had taeepeatet aly opened tp fue | woman Fagto, no. comm Phinney Int. rom sou) et wit Armed, ry Sguaht Rival, hack; ano. was ge Th Ee alle 1p: hes, heart ‘the wild blood pias ipiven bene Valvaee Se ancentorsy. aking for «tragedy. | thia Into the feuds ‘ee ner Some m: [aia chet way along the coll or ‘ot a tage ¢ Orto made tle to the rooms of her hu fttachmene to-hlw prenty wife and te tool. guard ¢ er ‘Alone dn the palace most of tho time, ane tae it that be hed: a Hin aes indiscretion was his in- pointed a revolver at RS uae irleite with iBiise Zlogler. He was not |tt 49) etited pnow. that he even dischéet He went with he fround’ and ‘fel with a bullet In. his public ‘Diiees,” and thelr retatlons were | freant common talk, In time the. re The Princess forced’ het way Into the room that sheltered her husband agd the actress. Louise Ziegler, divining the LAWYERS HALT IN KISHINEFE TRIAL Court Refuses to Undertake a New Investigation to Discover the Real Culprits and Counsel Throw Up Their Briefs. | Just how she thé poison into the blood, To Greet a perteanon cure the poison must ‘en ce not sealed up, of gece PRAGUB, 8—Thi oficial. Ra bee tite to-day publish- an émphi lal at the tepert that |the Prine Gtaghe, Gnd nate at “a ate of Aust Hig recently shot and ile An Retrl je 8 wile to have found in the apartments of the Prince at this place. mu & member a ‘the ka & Co? A. BABY OED AFTER soi: CHEWING MATCHES Sse. ems of the United Biates Ship- any? A, first connec- en the company was being Sat ess Ou Three-Year-Old Had Nibbled the.Poison from Boxful, and Doctor Was Unable to Save Her. Bohe! brothiced Goptes of the ean Mr. Si, £0 (Gents my a3 te a rae ah le titiver 10 browuge the or! hal cables. yer refused to on the ground that théy were ae leged. Mr. Untermyer cot GOS cables on the record in 3) ir, le's ot tl uthrie auested the: cables bo, withheld from the, pres until the court had passed upon them. ares Perkins Testifies, ; Perkins began his testimony, stioned by RET 4 the new cure for catarrh, works through the to thé affected parts—the anterior walls of the parserge branes—and causing the muco-cells to expel the polsonous = with whith they were congested. The cells immediately resume their natural functions, the tne flammation abates, pain vanishes et vigorous health is. re Bole is almost instantaneous and within a few months th the viel forgets that such a disease as catarth ever existed. ef and hot until then cin she hope to acquire the perfect proportions, the grace, poise and queénly beauty for which the American girl is famous, ‘We guarantee that Mucu-Tone will cure catarrh, no matter where located or of how long standing, or we will return your money, Only at our Store or our Agénts, Price 89 cents, Mail orders-rined; RIKER’S DRUG STORE, 6th and 23d St. OUR N Ww *yORK AGENTS: HEGEMA! C4 bee fhe eterno: 200 Wrath ee rth Fearn Bye sand 10th at. FRGNaw ax her husband's doings reached Wlizaboth Ite oO: and the raze that had been smouldering rr. CLEVEREST FORGER OF ALL IN TOILS ‘ Davis, Captured in Revere Raid on Counterfeiters, Thought to Be Henry, Schmidt, Who Made English Plates. Then deing, an ; rm. o: any was sold? A. I don’t think ao. Q. Had you any connection with the nale of the ‘Hethichem company? "A. T knew about it. Q. TAd not yout personally négottate the Serghate ‘of the plehens com~ pany? T did not. I had only just reas in Aine arm "and ‘was not in har- n oan tn conheéc- the sale? A. Rixon and Mr. ie NODE a 0 ave. 438 C eas f “‘yoar, of which ‘and ‘the balance silver dollars, su iver coin and minor coln. ' D iat three months of the fii the mints at Philadelphia and Ban isco confined thelr operations to fBanutacture of Phillpping coin. The used been pald for by the ment of the Philippine Islands United States Government hi rom the same source OS manufacture. In ad- to thelr fun’ share of this work Philadelphia, mint coined 750,000 silver for Venesueta and '3,- pleces for Colombia. ww Arany Office for New York. Ww recommends the bullil- Sha‘ ot a new Assay Office in New York he business of the office has 1 rity ‘also Dieeaet ARE Whien was the deal honed? A, On ‘How many meetings dla you ha .—It is reported here mM for “the defense in the trial at Kirdineff of the persons charged with | being concerned in the masracre of Jéwa| got hold of a box of matches and be- | there In April last have thrown up their|fore she was discovered had chewed briefs and that pr ‘cuting counsel are; toe epiphur Som a box, ful! ah hi 1d expeoted to follow thelr example, In| gj bnysiclan wae sent for Hut he cou consequence of the refusal of the Court to interrupt the trial and undertake a ~ fresh, preliminary investigation inorder! MARK SELLING MISSING. to discover the real cuiprits, Ex-Mayor Gilroy’s Former Anio. WOODBURY, N. J., Dee. 8.—Adella Downing, three years old, dled in agony here to-day from poison. The child It ts believed by the Engitsh police! that John Davis or Libermann, arrested by the Unfod States Secret-Service men at Revere, Mass., 1s no other than Henry Smith or Sehmldt, who, under almost a score of aliases, was connocted with the famous Barmasn and Bern- steln case, according to word recelyed from London, If the supposition Is cor- rect one of the most clever forgets in |the worht is under arrest. The pride taken ky Capt. Flynn in the arrest of the forge is amusing to the Laundry Wante—Male. SHIRT IRONERS (male), Carolyn Laundry, Don’t Be a DIED. —On Thursday, Des. 8 ner residence, 147 Weat ANNIB, beloved wife of Tkadore Abram- son, in her 424 year, Funeral Thursday, Deo, 30, 1908, at 9 A. M. sharp. Kindly omit flowers. Eimira (N. ¥.) papers please copy. Laundry Wants—Female. Girt \ Pas i is Cate need Laundry, 68. Mryt 1th. up advertising be- Cause you got no results in inferior medtums; you tan Prosperous business.man if you use The id. It goes wherever mail The Right Foundation of fh Proper food the foundation of health. People can eat iiiproper tood for a time and not feel any il) result# until there is a sudden col- lapse of the digestive organs, and clate Strangely Vanishes, eials, Capt. Flynn was a An hdVertising agent, d to such proportions that the ul dine is Inadequate. The earnings of a as over the expenditures : 7a Interent-bearing debt on ul had ‘pean reduced Aad eka Re | ik opérations were returned on ind on Nov. 1 the interest hed ben cel eer: Teduoe an Anu of REAM A ee CNT extimated Population of the Unit: oita supply Be money oats of im he per a supply of mo ey outside i cheFeaaupediae We. dintricts. where it Rone on ney he unusua it merous a: aoe ting <pperatlon (i ine Pe the humble Heutenant eh ity H of the Uhlans cause oO! je tragic death of her ani the unhappy childhood she had apene hope of her grandfather, the Emper Shonen of A memder of one of ; famiieg of Bur When he vearnct the sto! fave tor Beto aneéatiy there was 0, @ throne end ‘on the cup: ronan of cee aa nj heroine her guardians. Ho: thero Was more than usual for the ttle Princess. It had heen thy athia, that she would Become, the ne earned her and talked to her, en Far Gave Up Her Royal Rights, He pointed out that because of her pen to her perhaps the Sor net of a queen at she peraisted | tachment for the Houtenant she have to renounce all her royal He made |t plain her wou} rights, care nothing for she replied. ie “t fs, the, humblest “peanant with tke can € ‘The will of this slender young woma could not be broken down and eventue ly. consont, to we marr} yours 0, the Princess, garded all ine wiiter Knott at the foot of har grandfather and fenounced her royal title and all that it for the love of Otto Windisch: gracis. ‘They were married with alt ihe P of the court and the tlentenant ven the honorary title of Prince in order that hi de might at t preserve the semblance of the royal station ‘to which her birth entitled ther. ‘of the selt-eacrifice of the Pht worid the east of smauions beatin symp: people oun Caunary hela ceca tee. hota When se went forth with hor hap: (oe; Pa ens po re Ay Was fol- was Yndeed In thoes days, f high Seed to Her, ror sattled od upon nd t ition inane ‘to's sn see ittett was aise. serticd tree or TR foveal rights? wae round the ve, the 8 Co! gynnd cane ha ake Lasatite tirorse sera is mn ' 2 London witness At Old Bailey and is sald to have testified that he did not know Schmidt by wight. He sald that he had heard Schmidt was once tn America, but did not know the United States po- Ice were looking for him. Behimidt was allowed to leave. thie country in 1898, according to the Lon- don nplics e, just na Jacod Stern was al- lowed’ to zo about two years ago. Stora was atrosted for trying to pass £13 in counterfeit, Bank of England notes on the State Mank of New York, but cs- caped by qaying ne had picked the paper up in thd. str The Svoret-Service men coull hat prove otherwise, It was later found that one notes was trom the plate en; Johan Schmt Tt wae brought to tho United States, the! English polices, by the Jarmash, Schmidt. escap Jaw in England by betraying his fullow-orimin: the trial he. slor pont fo ti of Baitchiid & Co. sollcHors for the Bank of England, and examined the notes, TWO BITTEN BY A DOG. SAY VLASTO WOULD WED MRS. CULVER Attorney and Wife of Greek Merchant Declare that That Is His Reason for Asking a Divoree. “Solon J. Viasto told his wife to get an absolute divoree®rom him, so that he weld marry Mrs. Everett M, Culver, the daughter of United States Senator Clark, and that he would pay her $60,000 for his freedom." This statement was'made by A. H. Kaffenburgh, applying to Justice Leven- tritt to-day for an order directing Viasto to pay his wife $2 weekly alimony and counsel feos pending the trial of her sult for a separation. Man and # Child Attacked in the Bronx, Gelener, of Thirteenth atrevt 4nd Avenue B, and ten-year-old Mary Btérpu, of Unionport road ‘and Telfer- zon ‘steer, the Bronx, were bitten by: a mad dog near the girl's home today ny were ie led by Dr. Dn whe dom was killed by Patroting vin Haryey,-of the Westchester police @tation. Krnest ‘rho statement was chilled forth by re- marks of Louls F, Doyle counsel for Mr. Vlasto, in opposing the application, Mr, Doyle ad-sald that Viasto and] § his wife, Elizebeth R, Viasto, were mar- ried twenty-elght years ago, hod a aated ten years ago; that Viasto had until this wéek sent her §25 a week; that the only act of cruelty charged by his wife was committed eighteen years ago, and that Mrs. Viasto was being egged on to this suit, “Mrs. Niasto is elthor a tool in the of design! es sco a end po Bn cam Mark Selling, amd a formor associate of ex-Mayor Gilroy, is missing from his home, at No. 151 West One Hundredth street, and his wife hus appedied to ‘The Evening World to help find him. Mrs. Selling says her husband left home last satur- day a Week ago, and eald hé was golne to collect some money due an adver- tising firm in West Twenty-third street. “He told me then,” she said, “t he would be at home at 6 o'clock in the evening. That is the last I have seen of him." The Sellings formerly ved in Chi- cago, where Selling was connected with the Ilinols Central Railroad. He ts de- scribed as a man of fifty, who looks then all kinds of trouble follows. The proper way out of the aim- culty is to shift to the pure, sclen- tiflc food, Grape-Nuts, for it rebuilds from the foundation’ up. A New Hampshire wonTan Says: “Last sum- mer I was suddenly taken with indi- géeation and severe stotmach trouble, and could not eat food without great pain; my stomach was so sore I could hardly move about. This kept up until 1 was 50 miserable life was not worth living. “Then a friend finally, after much argument, induced me to try Grape- Nuts food and quit my regular food, Although I had but littlé faith 1 commenced to tise it, and great was younger, 5 fect 8 thohes tall, weighing 160 pounds, with blond hair afd short, Nght mustache, — SHIPPING NEWS, Port oF NEW YORK, ARRIVED, im TE Katner Withel Panibtes nig Rew a INCOMING 8ST! " DUB Foeyienire, Chemnitz, Bremen, OUTGOING & BAILED Aurant my surprise to find that I could eat it without the usual pain and distress in my stomach. So I kept on ‘using Grape-Nuts, And soon a marked im- provement was shown, for my stom- penetrates; and then, again, you néed not be a Want Quitter #1; ae feat you to Fees a performance, Note the Following: . There are 1,088 betsee ra 418 Patd Pete? Wee sak Fort ADDER SAE? Hy 49 tv flan and plain plese. Btearh Cea WANTED, at Eureka, Laundry, Wiig i al oe Detioen Bro er iirege oti. ° Steam vain Bi Won dt. Siagehing W. Bint st. mpire WORLD. 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