The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1905, Page 3

[ “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ | _ PRICE ONE CEN NEW YORK, A JEROME WANTS ~ SPECIAL JURY IN ecution on Points that May Be Divulge Through Legislative Committee’s | Investigation of Scandal. ~~ Pistrict-Attorney Jerome announced to-da ial Grand Jury to investigate the conduct o! Ss imparelling of a spe: Equitable Life A crime had been committed. “There were transactions of a ) by the District-Attorney,”” he said, discussing the disclosures of Supt. dricks’s report before Justice Davy, ~ EQUITABLE CASES : District-Attorney Expects to Take Up Pros- d ; eriminal probe on the Equitable scandal. He gave notice to Justice Davy. fn the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court, that he would ask for the! under the Jaw a vote for Mre. f the Hen- Then he asked that the Court declare a recess until Sept. 11, instead of the usual cummer adjournment, so that a special Grand Jury to take u Equitable matter could be tmpanelled at any time the evidence brough' before the legislative investigating committee might make necessary, p the it out Tho District-Attorney Intends to oo-|1ts counsel, !t will be interesting to operate in every way with tho legi=- | note how close he is to the callbre of lative investigating committee now the men mentioned by the chairman at , session here. He was greatly ple sl this #mme of the Investigation. to recelve an invitation to meet The committee was formally organizeg members of the committee ani s ot Albany yesterday and to-Gay's wes- afternoon he went to Attorney » was simply to select counsel and Mayer's law offices and was closeted decide on @ place to hold its future ses- 3 veatiwate | alone, pulled the State investigators for) an" Cre ieman Armetrong. called the (oom: _ In asking Justice Davy for a contin- | Mittee to order at 11.2 o'clovk. All ¥2 uance of the summer session the Dis- Were present. The Committee consists trict-Attorney said: of Senetors Willian W. Armetrong, “As you no doubt know, there waa|Chatrman; William J. Tully and Dantel an Investigation by the State Superin-| J. Riordan; Aewemblymen James‘. tendent of Insurance into a large IM | Rogers, Egra FP. Prentice, Temporary surance company of this city, There! Secretary; W. W. Wemple, John Mc- was disclosed by that investigation | Kovwn and Robert L. Cox. what to say the least was a most eX>! ‘fhe Sergeant-ai-Atms, 4) R. Hota. j trnordinary condition of affalre affeot?, ling, ‘closed thefdoors when the Com- } ing the interests of the people of this mittee assembled and reporters were communtiy and other parte of the excluded. world: Before the committee assembled, “There were transactions of a chat- acter that I think reoulred stigation Chairman Armstrong expressed himeelt strongly on the gossip that has been, (pponent, { OLD TK 1S TAD 10 BEA NS, MACKAY Name of Millionaire’s Wife Printed in Two Forms on Ballots. What looked like a political triek to defoat. Mrs, Clarence H. Mackay in her campaign for achool trustes was sprung at Roslyn, 1. 1., ‘With the vot- ing to begin at 2 P. M., a ticket made ppearance bearing the names of character that I think require investigation political foe: { | | Clarence H. Mackay" and P. D. Leys, her bitterest opponent. Of the regular tickets, one bears the names of Katherine Mackay and John F. Rem- his intention to use a sen and the other thoee of Remsen and Leys. The joker consists in the fact that rence H, Mackay would not be counted as one for Katherine Mackay, and with afiairs to determine whether or not) her vote divided she might be, dofeated even If a majority wisked to elect her. | The attack on Mrs. Mackay by her has been flerce and bitter, based largely on what they term her “saddling the town with $1,600 extra ex- pense,” by summoning a State Inspector and having him condemn the sanitary qualifications of the acnool $1,600 worth, Dr. J. H. Bogart, President of the Board of Education, who has been a member of that body for twenty-four years, and other members of the pret board don't want Mrs, Mackay. They are afraid that ehe will Introduce new- fangled (deas into the education of Ro: lyn’a young folk, and the present board is satigfed to let well enough alone. At the meeting of the School Board last night the Board criticised the action ef Staje Inspector Downing in coming unannounced, and will write to Albany comvlaining ' efore the pu.ls closed this afternoon j Samus! Hopper, former President of the Board, prophesied: “She will surely be | dete by the taxpuyers.”’ inet this Airs. Mackeay'e campaign | manager, Justice Charles A. Remsen, who bad carte blanche, said, “Mrs. | ackuy will surely be elected.” The omen were almost unanimous for Mrs. ckay in the voting. a Clarence H. Mackay t came all | way from Saratoga to vote for his wif. Me was met by the superintendent of | his estate, Winslow Clarke, who tock | him in the Mackay automobile directly to the polls. Coming out of the voting | place Mackay met Dr. Leys, his wifo's and shook hands with lim, | ; by the District-Attorney of the county. circulated regarding the selection ef | *4XiN6.9°1 hone Mra, Mackay wine.’ | I recetved from the Governor « % © guide the committee In its/thelr ballots for Mre,. Mackay. The | State a communication stating that. if Hon voting was brisk and voters were| | St was apparent the evidence disclosed) “\e will organize and hold a con-| Fought to the polls In autos end other | h- was of such charagier as to come ag fereace with the Attorney-Gene { in my “urisdiction he would cause to be our first business will be to nel y furnished to me a transcript of the evi- jace for our meetings. We ai: dence taken before fender: of Insurance Based on Hendricks Report. fe) “1 got that evidence and have gone | ca; over {t with great care. Of course, tis! Buperintendent of Insurance is not a! prosecuting officer and inquiry he | rong atten he conducts is to investigate whether the company conducts business as required by the law. While it covered a wide | field, there were points Inadeqaate for, the purpose of a prosecuting officer. Of! courre, this is no reflection the way the examinniion was conducted. ince reading the transcript of the ‘ testimony I have made some investiga- tions and inquiries, the result of which leads me to believe further Inquiry on the part of the District-Attorney Is most necessary and important I feel it ia my duty to make this investiga: | tion. “The Legislature has appointed committce to Investigate the condition of all insurance companies in the Stars, Such investigation probably will be like that of the Superintendent of In- surance. It is not a body with power to ascertain whether a crime has be committed or not, but to advise lel lation to properly safeguard the inte: ests of the cilize Asks for Speciz! Grand Jury. “It is my belief, and it ts apparent, hat such investigation may lead to the disclosure of matters that may make it highly important to the District-Attor- ney to ascertain whether 9 crime has been committed or not "Pending examination by the Uve committe nd a furt the State Superin- surance companies. I say this be: rtain companies. Messrs. Riordan, McKeown and R Chairman meeting said been canvassed as counsel, been rejected because o. on, intimate or Equitable Society. District-Attorney request at the nemote, with Attorney analyzed for them the dence taken by Supt. Hendricks an: ‘ated certain salfent points for fu) pinent. What these points clined to state. ‘ain to-night meets Hil) Hote! STARVED IN. STREET WITH 3 CHILDREN at a Van Allen Turned Wife Wage Earners. isla. amin, After Mving with her three small ton, which I belleve Is pending, by the [dren In hallways, wagons and on quaurance Bu erintehdent, 1 can not |recreatton piers for ten days, dei ury la 1 Wee era tG | herself a part of the little food however to. in investigation [obtained so the children might aa carly aa and 1 would | more, Mrs. Kate Van Allen to-da Journing si: : quate ig sine die, until Sept. ii. - ah the Court ad- #8 be prolonged clroumstances Equitable matter The Questions of imple, But it ts tiselens ‘0 settio the law on wine UNE we are tity" wavined oe | t will bs the , Distei-Atiomney. to use thon te 8 Avanti oh facts for ding Whether « mitted. uae Juatico Davis broke in and asked Mr, Pry ‘ Matriot-Attory mg to enter that orde "responded understand it, that tained fr Partment The court Bept, 11. peared {1 1g Street Court, the w ar aurrounding nen that are i not vor House, with abandonment, M ination on Friday, Van Allen appeared for exal Mrs. subjerts the facta tn y » purpose h ime has been com- r pine weeks ago dispossessed fron 60 Grand street, Williamaburg. only did he deprive her of the a given she # when » do you d at this tin "Ag 1 be ob- First Da- 8, but he took with him oldest children, George, who earns $9 a week, and ‘Momas, earns #4, leaving her without any’! was tien adjourned until the in th. on pler the they live: "Some man of the Parker, Jusoph Choate or Fran ‘ Frank 8. Black is wanted as ec unsek io ARsist us in problug the Insurance scandal," | Went to a@ friend's home, sald Chairman William W, Armstrong, | ay Magistrate I 6 of tie Joint legislative committee, ap- dignant when polnted to investigate tho insurance alte | she wont to tim for food wad. to whe went to him for food and tol Maton, before the commitiees went Into} Beer to bother him again, | Tho erssion to-day in the offices of Attar, | Mik oWHD Bis sons. has ’ been Mey-General Mayer, No, 37 William at No. 74 Kent avenu etrect, . 4, bre of Alton B, Boclety Agent Ludke investigated and charge of the children, while th : ay to Nt] yw ‘| by his salary of $20 per week, cept no courtesies from any of the In- cause of an Jutimation that we would be of- red the use of their board-rooms by Ogers were appointed & committee to secure Arm: the names of haf a hundred attorneys had bu: all » geome connec dl the Jerome was present by afternoon session. j Chairman Armatrong said the Distri eyi- a in- rther | were The committee the Murray and Babes Adrift, but Kept Two chil- the nying they have y ap: E Brook- lyn, charging her husband, George Van Allen, a weigher in the Brooslyn Sugar trate Higginbotham held the man én 8600 bail court, wan and starved, and sald her husband they thelr home at Not pport thelr aged fifteen, who ‘thing to care for the three youngest children, ———_—— dsute, iwelve yeare ola; Walte: wix EQUITABLE years old, and James, two and a halt Weth, iT money and no credit they PROBERS MEET, | Verne argh, nayng oe ihe rece y ys and yesterda’ the case was reported to the ohltdren's took mother In court to- when id her | and | vehicles furniehed by the candidates — | JUDGE SCORES MRS. DUKE AND DENIES ALIMONY Proof, SaysGiegerich, thatShe, | with Others, Makes Prac- tice of Extorting Money. Justice Glegerich, in the Supreme Court to-day, denied the application of Mrs. Allue Webb Duke for alimony pending the trial of the action brought agninst her by her husband, Brodie I Duke, of Durham, N. C., to whom she was married In December. In denying the motion for alimony the Court scored Mrs. Duke severely Ho suid: “That is a notoriously woman and has bee: year continued her immoralith since her murriage | must recognime as estab- Ivined by the decided preponderance of proof, “There is evidence, also, that she and @ group of women she consorts with have made a practise of extorting money from men with whom they have had filictt relations, “Bhe is now suing the pladnumt In an action in which she 1s represented by the same attorneys who defended her other sidt for the sum of $2,000 for his alleged reich of 4 contract claimed to have been made at about the time of her marriage to him, Aside from the lack of merit in her case, It appears that she is able to procure legal sery the granting of a counsel fee, “The motion for alimony should also she immoral , and has sbe denied, Ordinarily where a wife | charged with misconduct she makes explicit denial thereof under oat (ne courts are strongly disposed, erly 40, to grant her her maintenance as well as for ner de- fonss, But where {It clesrly aprears, ax In’ this case, on the present pepers, that the success of ihe husband in the action ts inevitable no such allowance Mill be made “Toa compel this Plaine (Duke) to ay furiher #ums of money to thie. dee endant would, in my opinion, be a shocking perversion and abuse of the salutary rule just mentioned,’ eS TWEED'S SON KILLS SELF IN ASYLUM. Jumped from Veranda tu C necticut Hospital for and prop. n allowance for MIDDLETOWN, Conn. Aug. ¥ Through the return filed by an under. taker with the town cerk to- fact became publi George W. Tweed, a son of “Boss William M. Tweed, of New York, committed gui- eude by tumping from an upper ve GH the Connecticut Hospical tor tne ine ae és J. PIERPONT MORGAN AS HE IS TO-DAY. Snapshot of the financier taken just after he landed from the Oceanic J. PIER PONT UGUST 2, 1905. PATERSON'S MAYOR HIDES. ~—INTHS Cy Official Who Disappeared Leaving Shortage of $10,000 by an Svening World photographer the affair without legal proceedings and with friends In Pwterson through the | explaining and had been made the sub- MORGAN Manchester Bullding and Loan As- sociation, of which Mayor Belcher was panna - W. Ro Mewkle, the Mayes | ee troy home. and’ found. um In and Alian Chalmer his DS ElaAUReCEO, we {BW SAT IOSE charged with the shoot Chalmers announced that Mr, Beloher’s| 2) witness friends were prepared to put up any ia! two! younger: men wore! taken to | amount of money to relieve his finan-| 1, jospital and there Bernstein, attur i | that not one cent would be advanced) were his assailants, Berscein was halt (Continued fror Associated Press correspondent who Accompanied him from Cherbourg. M. | Witte said | Russia Not Helple: “Almost everywhere in Europe, as well as in Ameri not miy Rus: her resources and her power of resix ance are unknown, and the people are even mistaken about true results of the The Russians have bad that reverses, but this does not signify they have lost the power which was known to the Muscovie Empire bef the war. ft dors not mean that Russia has beoome a neghgtle quantity, nor that the Japanese ha quired by sul of the rec jes such a sue premacy as to make the Russian 1m- pire consider them a (ruly redoubtay enemy.” M. Witte recognizes the £1 a ties of the Japanese military, naval and and administrative organizations yr Burop does not believe any ot! nation would have beeh able to reslat | Japan as Russia has done “It must be taken Int onalideratto | said M, Wihte, “that the Japanese had | been preparing for war for ten years while Russia was entirely un wishing and trusting in peace, thar Japanese fought in thelr own neighbor hood, under all-favorable conditions. while the Russians had to be sent mine thousand verste from thetr headqiare ters by a railroad entirely insufficiont to their needs and to fight a colontal war with all co-efficlents ngalr it mem, ‘There Ja not in history another example of a similar disproportion between ene- | mies, Pereonal Valor Vain. heless all the foreign oMvcers uropean armies who followed aMrming “Nev of the the war are unantinous {1 that the Russian troops, both soldiers and officers, fought with (rue, admir- able bravery, but they had to withdraw on account of a combination of clr cumstances with which taelr persona valor could not contend “On the sea the Russlans found th selves constantly in inferior conditions The squadron of Rosestvensky was sent against Japan, not because the Russians had much confidence in its success. but because they could not renoun from a military and moral point view, any chance. no matter how uncertain of obtaining even a partial victory “Suppose for 2 moment that the war instead of baying taken place in Corca or in Manchuria had bern fought at the wue Russian frontiers, Then the Japanese would not have been abip well “Circulation Books Open to Al 44 | TWO MORTALLY Intruders Caught in Bakery) Cellar Put Three Bullets v Has Returned. Into Proprietor. Sengers. Mayor Willian H, Beleher, of Pater-| taaac Suder, a baker at No, 119 Roeb- | Passengers and crew of the steamshtp is N J, who disappeared on Mon-| ling street, Willlamsburg, and his as-|Caronta, which arrived to-day, gave Gay when confronted with the probi-| elatant, Samuel Rernstein, of No. ais | graphite descriptions “of an electrical : ‘ . e t ; storm through which the big Cunarder Uilty of having to face charges of ob | Lorimer street, were shot down by two | Storm [taining 310.000 by false pretenses from | Men supposed to have bi bent on eas Jet Sunday when about 1,000 ‘ ; }miles ou several banks and trust compantes, ald | burglary in the bakery early to-day. | 7" WAR - not appear in Pate Moth men reacted injuries from which| Capt. Warr declared to-day that ft According {0 a statement made hy | ‘hey will die. ‘ ‘ Vag ores moat aw Rapes oo Mr. Chalmers, his Jaw partner, Mr. who lives over the bakery with |Nad: ever sven. eae Heloher js In New York. Mr. Chalmers is a man of means, He and |céded by clouds of Inky blackness.. The farther 1 that “coming here | Bernstein, according to what the pollce | wind increased in velocity to sixty miles Irther said that he waa coming here | Bernstein, avon ing tt vie oe dying |an hour, while the temperature fell 19 todayy CO bee the Btayer. and se | Dave been able t to-day to see the Mayor and arrange) were in the bakery at 2 A. M.|Cogrees In three hour: ry ae ane ded tna trig { when a noise was heard In the fro Sunday af(crnoon the Caronia passed trust companies had agreed to settle Suder, so Bernstein |a huge teob Gloae enough foreeh part of the siore sald, went to investigate, sation with whoiesale when his troubles were dis- | pollee came from all directions, ‘They yohis flight. ‘That the Bank| fund both injured men dying. ‘They aminer had discovered the Mayor's e hurried to bhe Hastern District financial transactions needed a lot of | Hospital, and there Bernot made a staten unt!l Mayor Belcher returned to Pater-| qeiirious aad his Identification may not _cAll the News. PRICE ONE CENT. (CARONIA IN, TELLS OF GREAT STORM AT SEA Electrical Display and Iceberg Awe Big Ship’s Pas- SHOT BY PAIR OF BURGLARS | with « merag to snapshit a lone polar x the matter would be soon ad- |" i tront of the store were two! bear which was adrift on the berg. justed: featien | Young men, ‘They held a short conver-| Among the p rs was Laurens Mayor Belcher was tn oommunteation Suder, which could not be} Van Alen, eon of J. J. Van Alen, the of the ; jyeard by Bernstein, Then one Newport millonatre, who indignantly | morning and promised to return there | Nard Bl Biman whinped out a re- {denied the report that his father wag by 3 o'clock this afternoon, He did MOC) oe ana fired three times at Suder.)¢) dispose of his port villa and show ip, His friends Jost hope 4d {aig grst shot ploughed through his left! rencunce his allegionce to United have fears for him, shoulder, end Suder started to run.| sates, eorge Parke, @ wealthy Paterso2| when @ second shot was fired. the bullet | “yy father was very wroth over the man, said, “Thad a communication) onering hls back and jodging In His! enor? said young Van Alen. “Fo from Mayor Belcher to-day saying B@] proast. As Suder fell the man stood | has neve 4 moment thought of | would be here this afternoon. | do not} over him and fired a third shot Into his | booming a citizen of any — other know where he is now, but f believe he} back, ‘This bullet passed through his) (OUDLY Pee ts Reng —— | “It Iw absolutely untrue that Mayor Struck with Iron Bar. | | Belcher forged the names of Mr. Allee | 304). ¢rigistened, Bernstein started to Jand another man ty pass books on} OO Ce ene men dealt him a| watch he obtained loaus from the | niow with an iron bar, staggering him. | banks Mayor Belcher hao had the! Bernsen made for the street and misfortine to become fnvolved flnan-| started up the stairs leading Into the but he has not done @ eriroinal | guder apartmen the men following | closely, Twtee the man with the re- Friends Rallied to Aid. volver fired. The first bullet went In spite of his diMeulties and the {m- | through Bernateln’s left shoulder, and | patrment of his political prestige, Mayor | 8 he staggered the second bullet en- | Belcher has the satisfaction of knowing | ‘eTed his side that frienda rallied to his assistance by| ernstein ser for help, and the ent, Suder i) was too fur gone | ject of a special report to the State |b! auestoned | | Banidng Commisston was a closely _In the bakery the police found black | | guarded secret until yesterday, when {CoM and a gold cop poles enacts [ite | Mayor's disappearance Pecame) i." mysterious men. In w pocke: of p * the coat was found @ curd showing y to-day a dozen of tho most] iat gonn Citlerino, nineteen years old, 4 ine nd wealthy citizens of Pat-| 90 x4 c4 llavemeyer street, had been rsun mot in Mayor Belvher’s law of | treqted on July 21 for a gunshot wound tices. In tie gatnering were Bernard] 4; che Eastern Distriat Hospital. C Katz, millionaire President ot the Pat-| jerino is said to lave been shot by An- Jerson Consolidated Brewing Company; | tonio Parker The case is still pending G Jacksun, George W. Al Of] in police eau Charged witn Shooting. m First: Page.) *0l" No Complaint of Crime. | aenee obiite Inarhed thaliwhen Clarins ikca, ine REY SOA His nesistant, ph Shaw, said to- | wos $) the hospital he was questioned | i than six mont | da kuow not 4 of Mayor Bel as to whe nae eno Wes ae sald thea | { i “However, even as things stand, the] he men RANT duleekeoenica hinking threats agalnat a baker” "| Assisted by Cuticura Ointment Napanose have not wade such PragTeNS 4 thls office, wor has any’ male for | oct we gle ana ite helper piutined tue rob | the great Skin Cure, for preserving, ’ SPR Gia cr EN eS ERMINE Cea ee uarpoelsis fram) Camis | aaa saae gt as tae aeeets | Purifying, and beautifying the skin, > my arin Thesaiare FP Lee rg esl lose hie coat ani hat no! been ex-/for cleansing the scalp of crusts,?) Jast year and a halt t Mb Riawla'l! an he cmlaanier of MavorsBelonersthelle ———__—__._|scales, and dandruff, and the stop- }; Ie ae ase aban u if Bit} elty of Paterson ia without ao oficial! GEN, MILES SEEING BERLIN. | Ping of falling hair, for softening, #} TmnGaitenine 4 Nan poets, ek the chairman of the Hoard of Aldermen | RIREIN, Aug. 2—-Gen. Nelson whitening, and soothing red, rough, + 4 rea rt esis aaH RPA TRS ORES RO ODE until | ates and his Sherman | and sore hands, for baby rashes, /) | the more they advance north the ity for ten gaye i a rin, Dav are litchings, and chafings, in the form’) | the respective conditions of the Rus- Sa of baths for annoying irritations « slany and the Japanese will be re-| EXAMINERS’ REPORT and inflammations, or undue pers * seas i gift estieiileslan. opieninos | SENT TO PROSECUTORS. | spiration, in the torm of washes for 4 tefttiary who do not know Russia — ulcerative weaknesses, and for rON, N Ang f Banking is the spe 16 TRE Tommissioner rt it ull ind nd Insur majority o: many sanative, antiseptic, purposes. H which readily suggest themselves, ; tlasses, and that moderate. h of My h 4 sank bu Mt this they are mistaken, [Johnsen adinitind the an as well as for all the purposes of , A fa Commissioner, after recetying reports : y P Fi an to Troubles st.(Home: from the Thank Examiner regarding | (7 Ontician’s test bil [the toilet, bath, and nursery. | te Ohi no! fah to digcuss 1 e to the Mayor of Paterson an Chan's tes! DUL | Sold throuzbout the world. Potter Dreg & Chem. Ourgy / tenia, eo. | loans made to th ij , it n 3 ibuted to th elty, hud forwarded a synopsis of the A Brewster, M. D., 217 B'way uit the conan report to Progecutor Emly of Passate | ¥ ays petal) | \=—erailor Shops: 110 Fifth Ave ==] Sudleed ga Russi) or th County | wa uit of Teuission Anternal aftaten —————— | Hts }] Onecustomer inabouttwenty-five Bol Mustavite a vetre Manbatian § spilal) |] doesn’t care about style in clothes, j a oven Brank G. Beson. , |]| But even that one gets it here in tion or cessation of NO CHARGE | | 1 Mr, flict | which people,’ to the por and W merica WITH POLICE | Atterbury System Clothes | | very tant colo but the | Boonie ‘ as tt | . , i Conflict threatening the security “ot ‘th They Ot f _sourksi ‘and Sher | country.’ of th | have that “easy feeling.” But | a y. i c ¢ n > ae WV . indi notwiths: | every’ garment has also that these ¥ that he does nat 7 By I a | wil not inake ever BAN SUA POnio TCO. AUR, SecnAe | fashionable elegance which the i Owned ity te of the ‘longshoremen's | ° at hee ls favorabh Fe eee incrmase Of Wanee te DNESDAY. || “great world” calls good style, | lan and as am J cents an hour she greaver portion ot “was 4™ 1001) x rn Ko 12 prevent ‘ an Juan Was in control of « mob for! , AM yt age || “Ank_the Man Who Wears Thom." | two hours last nlgiit CHOCOLATES, Pound | Many of our $20 Suits | Phe mob, about 1,U0 avmed persons,| SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY. ||) marked down ro $13.50 | ; Viue f dug ap paving blocks and stones, and,| gyaNIsit PEANUT CA i . | Weaty: | with these and other missiles, rushed! counen FRUIT AND Salesrooms | ‘ Te through the streets Aghting (ie police, | RM ORATEN, iia | 39 and 41 Cortlandt Street, | tf | who were armed with rifles and fired rin eto.) Qoren of shots, mostly i the i '¢ BARCLA nism fois Agents ait Miah laws, to) One person was killed and (here Com yy Ke) At elt, Chteg| forty inured bn the Howpliitis, some of | 29 Ay 4 peenetasS hn 4 fuller, Margulis tte, Mark| whom with dle Tealn and the late Bhetetare Hee | The mop wnitshed the are lghia in| COR. CNUACH AMBER: =. i N Genaatt ata: Cater acy, cathiieta ithe MALE ts and put tie. en ey m | secretaries, was hog@h 15M, going frou | city in jotal darkness. Japan to th Legation ar Rio! At mblnleht ine pailee, nvnenna | Janeiro, and in {ug to Russia Cram | aly one bundied, had the « Be} * eer Ee Rone Arcnar, me was the chiet of] Aer titaay, tet tea ae Jayne's Expectorant LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS, Adm \ 3 clvi a nevte Arran t Gen Py, the military memb a HOWAR Tr eco er igen Ok Harel 4 of lis delegation: wats Husslait mili vey xo \Mxien Glabmeitar its for all throat and lung | tan Se, aia, #4 doa "] prventative with the American troops ain the Sola A ree war ‘ana Phe Moher aie ioe teltts troubles n fam Fi peeved pt 4a the oli walls 9 #. F tat: ands AM . H f :