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INDUSTRIAL
TESTIMONY
Startling Revelations Made Uu the
Various Witnesses Before
tlie Commission.
1 WHACK AT THE POLICE
Dr. Blaustcin, Superintendent ot
Educational Alliance, Speaks of
tho People of the Enst Side and
States Thnt It Is Impossible to
Secuie Services of the Police to
Aid in Checking the Evil.
flr llxelusbe Wire fiom 'llic Assaulted l'ro.
AVitbhliiKton. Nov. lil The indus
trial commission devoted Its ioicnoon
session today to hem In.? testimony
fium membeis of tin- New Yoik Uuild
us' league, ihi' Hi st witness lielm? J.
I'. t-.ee, picsldent of llio league. On
nl tin- witnesses, Louis Hauling, .said
(h. it tile labor unions tonti oiled Mute
htrlslatlon bv means of a blacklist.
Mr. Lee's testlinonv dealt laiRely with
1 lio methods ot settling disputes In the
ililtcient blanches ot the btitldln-r
tiadu. He announced himself us ta (li
able to aiblti.ition and lie mildly cilli
e l.sed some of the methods of the tiades
unions, lit' deekiied that ooinpna
thelv tow men conliol the lt clsicim
nf the union and tli.it those who ob
ject to these decisions suhjeet them
selves to cillcisin.
The witness s-ald his league had nev
(l hi ,i htilku ealled in the .lid ol the
.state boaid ot in liltiation, bellev iniir
that the bebl way to leaeh an nutlet -htandliic;
was to meet dhectly a lom
mittee of the stiikois. The state bo id
lus been licensed, he said, of paiti lit
Judson Law son, also a n nbei of
llio Bulldeis' leaRiie, of New Yoik.
ciidoiscd what Mr. Lee had said and
:idded that he was a eiv zealous ad
vocate of atbltiation, though not of
tompulsoiy arbitiation.
Louis Ilnulinq-, a member of the
hoaul of managers of the New Yoik
rnllder's Le.isue. testiliid in a blind ir
manner to pieeedlim witnesses Speuk
inpr of labor legislation. Mi. HaidliiT
f-aitl the labor insinuations kept the
i9ii-.iit.A;tui)y clmJim-,sesblons of t'i
state leiilslatuie, and th it niemben ot
that body who did tint Mipprut the
measures pics.ptl bv these ropiesonla
tives weie placed upon a black list
and markfd for opposition at the nct
eleetlon.
"The legislators aie .ifr.ud ot th" la
bor vote, 'he .said, "and thov don't
liositnte to tav so." VI cpicssed tlu
opinion that nTost of the lavs enacte 1
In the state in the past few mim
had woikcd injuiv to tln labniin,?
men thenii"l es. AKo, he asset tM
that the high pi lie ot labm in Suv
Yoik and the --lioi t iiouis obentil.
veto bavins the ellecl of diivlng eei
taln classes of woik out of the stil.
Alter Mi. If.tiilint, lotiroil All lwe
returned to ihe stand. He t-aid he
krew membeis of the New Yoik slate
nssemblv who had been milked tin op
position by labor associations bee-iiif
of their position on labor nvasuic..
Indeed, he said, theie bad hi en lor a
time opposition tu tlu Pciiiooiatle.
candidate toi govi nor in the ie":it
election on that account, but If aft"t
M at ds was withtlinwn He "-aid tho
labor oiganl.itlons weie in the habit
ot keeping a lobbv ot fight or tm
men In Vlbiny while the legislature
Mas 'in scwblon.
East Side Lmmoinlity.
Di. David Ulaustcln, superintendent
nt the rducatloiial Alllunee, disci Ibed
the details ot Jewish linmlgiation. lie
took up the question ot liuinoiallty
among the people ol the I'ast Sddo of
Ke w Vnl, eltv. and said that In the
1 asi tew je.us teinaie immorality had
iicuiod a hold in the tenement housi
nt New Yoik nccr beloie known; that
e'hlldien aie used as agents lot lewd
women and that it Is Impossible to
suppiess tho pinetlfcs beeaiiso of cor
iiiptiou In the police loiee ot New
Yoik. On account of this condition.
It had lienn impossible to get even one
ease Into eouit. The witness said, in
jepljlng to the quo'tlenis, that tlie po
lite levy 1 1 Unite upon the pi i sons en
Barred in tho inuuoial piaollces; thai
this levy system extends to tlie cii
tlie police lotee and that tho Haloou
kecpei.s geneiallN aie cuiiiknetl as In
termedial !es In this shtcm.
"Why iio )ou not go to the chief of
police?" he was asked.
"lie hnu gone," w.i.s the leply, "He,
too, i.s In the lonspluuj,"
Speuklllg ot llio HWi'UttdtopH, Dl,
JllauHteln hald that iiiany Jew.s wuia
ililviln to them because this Hstem
iiIIowh them to.nhsciwi their Habliath
hen the factoiles do not. Tho .lew
Isli InnniBiant I.s ay puiictllloiib nu
the point, as a i ule, ho nakl,
lie miggputcd that immlgiautH Kliouhl
he kepi- nnder close goNuiniuont In
spection for a. few eatn utter landing
and that thoio should be nioto hm
etal dlstilhutioii or tin in than Is now
thu caj, when too many of Hum Mop
in New Yoik city.
When Di, llliiuMclu llulshed hi)
testimony, tlio loiilinl.sslou tailed
Malnt Kot, pioMdeiil ol thu National
lion Mouldeis' union. Mi, l"o said
that the Imn nioiildei.s neur onto
upon KtilktH until u thoiough canvass
of thu Hituation Is made. He lonccded
(hat stiikes ato Iminedlalely unptollt
able to all coneet u'-d, but lield that
their ultimate eitect had been to pio
Heno to labor a greater Miato of the
ije'iimnl wealth than It would other
wise hae bet in ed. Mr, Vox took a
positive position In opposition to torn
fiulboiy nihtti.itlon an opposed to the
splilt of Ameilcan Instltutionb. H.
ulso took stiong gtound against the
lesoit to Injunctions In labor tumbles,
bellovlng that tho law Itself supplies
ample piovislon for punishment of of.
fenses connected with stiikes us In
other cases.
ISAAC BIRRIOLO HANGED.
The Wollesboio Wlfo Muidercr Said
He Had Nothing to Confess.
tly tlitludvi. U Ire from 'llio AmoiIiIhI 1'n.s?.
AVellesboio, Pu Nov. in.lsaac Hlt
ilolo, who wan coinloted of wife mur
der last December, was hanged hete
today. The condemned man, accoin
psnli'd bv Sherllf .rohnson "ind Depit
ty LIod, was taken fiom his cell to
the nr-aifold, which had been ciectol
In thu jail yaid about slvly fe t
I'way. IK walked tho distance with
a tli in, steady step. When asked by
Hheilff Johlisoa just befoie the tap
was put oer his head, If he had any
.statement to make, IMnlolo .said:
"flood bje, 1 1 lends; t li.no nothing,'
to lonless."
Tw'dvc niliilttes .if lei the ill op fell,
he was pi enounced dend.
The 1 1 line lot which Uhrlolo was
put to tleith was eommlttt'd In Hlos,s
btug In Jul,v, lsj'l lie was a baibir
bv t'ade and alter a piintl with his,
wile he slI Ihe to her clothing and
she was lnuned to de ith.
Pullowlng ills coiivlctioii, stienuous
ell oils weie mad' to secuie foi lilm
a new tiial and he was lepilevd
t'liec t lints by Goveiuor Stone, until
the Supiomo eouit tin illv lifusrd the
application ioi the ne. tiial. The ef
I'Mts In Mniolo's bilmlf weie con
tinued until last ueek. when appli
cation was iniide to the' boanl of pai
dons for a i cheating of his ease and
which that body icfils' d.
As the ti.ip wus spiung at 1L" 119
o'clock, llh i olo's holy shot clow nw aid
almost nine feet. His head wjh almost
toi a ft mil his body, and blood s:nu ted
thtee leet Into spllL'e, and then tailing
In ton cuts oer the dead man's bobom
and clothes fiom the gah cut Into his
inik li the lope, which had smeied
the jugulai elii. It was a houlble
sight, one never to "be foi gotten by the
-'00 people within the enclobiiie.
MISS LOONIE MAKES
A RETRACTION
Alleges That She Made Other State
ment to Prevent Mayor Flood
fiom Committing Suicide.
Bj f.cluMe Wlro from Tho Associated I'rccs
Klmira, N. Y Nov. 15 Catherine
I oonle, eonlett-d ot forging deeds to
ceitain piopeity, hat. nvtde another re
t Kiel ion of the statement put out jes
tiiday in hei name and which assorted
that Alavot riood initiated and direct
ed the forgeiles. Aliss Loonle now al
leges that Major Floell's attorney In
clined her to sign the statement by
leiiicscnthigthat if she did not do so
Flood ouIil"bTdihen to suicide, and
that moially she would be his inui
deier. Thu piisonei, in her Iatebt state
ment, sajs, she is willing to go be
loie the stand juiy and ghe testimony
as to tlie guilt ot Mnjoi Flood.
Catheilne Loonle was taken to Au
burn piisou this alteinoon to sere
her sentence ot four cai and nine
months, tin offeiing foiged (kids lor
icceid.
McKINIEY'S NEPHEW DEAD.
Assistant Paymaster J. S. Barber,
of Hong Kong, Passes Away.
By Ixclusiiu Wirt fium IIil' AmuuuUU t'ltaa
I ihin lull, o. V (H wis utoi cil hcio
toiloj nl thu ill ah of Mi MelvmUj'a luihi,
Avht ml I'.i.mi l-lu .1 S HiiIri, at Jlong Uone'.
I In news i nut in llio form of i di-nuli to the
ro tlipiiliiuiit fium llic lununiiul r ol the
MunlCH to wlmh .inung Baibit as Jtt.K'liul,
in llio following uiuI-.
llnliu iliul of l.wliuiil ut -1 SO tills moniiiiK '
(nu inins toil i, So,, 1) )
News of tlie ili ith n tomc.iril lo tin wlillp
lioii-i itisiuiill li Ciptiln ("owlis, a"tiii5T elmf
if llio iiaUjntiou bm ail, mil riiis-il RiLit rk
in Mi 1 1 K 1 1 1 1 1 Tin! tin pniMtl nt. Mi. Ilnlicr
1 hi .1 ino iiniit ilili ucoul foi ono so ,ounjc
I Ik rntiKil tin Ohio oluntiiH m the rulbrciu
ii' tin cpinisi u.ii is a print" with his (ouIii,
' .liniih McKiiiU, ami u;n coniim mini for Kill.mt
loiiiluct. lie is nni-tcrcil out it tli tnd of
tlie w ir .ind win u ho iiujicrul Ills hcill'i, whielt
li id lietin htiittiiril b llio cj)oine in 1 lunl
Ft l ice to which In hlil bun subjected, ho .n
l,ieii i loiinni luii in llic nn.i a an kmIsUM
1 iMiii'tir. He wis oulereil lo the riilllj)iin
ut his own riquct, Ihmhk iiUkIuiI lo llic Don
Jiun Dc Au-tili. Mltrwinl In wis ti in. fcrrcil
to the Monkni, hut in tin Milium r hit, hcilth
anin tr lie w i .mil he hit! I, mi 1 v inr ill ".ith
tilioliI Ituf .it llun Koni; tor i-cinil weent
ut.
WILL NOT CONTEST.
i John W. Yeikes Appointed Collector
I of Internal Revenue.
I!y I xiluslic Wire from flic Asiochted I'rcs.
isliiiiKtou, m, j Join) V. Ycvkn., lilr
lit inlilii.iu iiiulitlito lor Ruxinor of Kintuclo,
this iflinioon was appulnuil mllutoi of he
torn il rrwniiu fur llio Ciulilli ilistrht. lie will
I a'-iiiui' lil Outiis Not, JO,
.Ml, Villas, who rolKiHil the ifllco to whlih
ho Ins I, mm le jiiolnkil in iinKe his i iinpaiu
j of htntiida for the i;oi rnorship, ( illul cu llio
i imninlssloiior nf inn mil riMimo toilij. Ho
) h till ho hut nlunilunul nil Idea of coukstlni;
(loiinior lliikhiiu's elect Ion, 1 eslie ( ouilis,
tli linn in of the lltiublliaii blalo (tmiinltiio t!
hinluik), aui,iiiiiiilul Mr. Vrhis Ho iislKnul
Ills in,joii as pctbinii uicint .it Louis llio, to
loiiihut tho btulo c irnpaign. It b, umli itn),l
Hut ho, too, will bo fiiiiiut(il to llio i llico ho
fonnirly liclti.
NEW REPUBLICAN
HEADQUARTERS,
Will Be Opened at Washington
Within Two Weeks.
fly PiilihUe Wlro from The AMochted Prrts.
UdiliUflnii, o, li Within two wool.s lie.
piiblh in lutionnl In nlqu liters will lie opintd In
this til), apartments hnlm; betu M In toil (a.
iliy in tho biilliling at tho northeast (ormr ot
Voimonl luiiuo iml II tin ct.
Ml of tho fimil'uro of tho exkrn tioaibpi ir.
ten, at New i,ik uml pin of that of tho Lhl.
t.iga hiiilqiiiitirs hio bun bhliusl to Wnsli
iiis'toil tot the lisp of llio natloiiit ccniiiilllu.
SENATOR DAVIS DELIRIOUS.
liy Lxeluaho Wlro Ireun 'llio Anoclalel I'rcw
H. I'aul, Jlliin , .No. n 'Ihe new futuro
In tlie i.-uc nf Hilled t-tatu Snutoi UuLs n llio
sIIkIiI dtlirliim on first uwakinlni,'. 'IhU iniJI
e.itis tho mental as well oj phisial btrain under
which the patient U t-ii!lulii- and Is a ttage of
tho kidney troiili'o which U now the inosl scil.
uiu elillltulty with wlneli tlio unator lias to con
tend, 'flic in in.ililtc fjiull) in prepared for
tlio worst oiiteonio, ulthougli hoivcful of the
nsllile tutu foi llic bctttl, which teciui to
uppear in any faiorable ) ruptomi.
BIG ARMOR
CONTRACT
Secretaru LonQflnnounces tlie Con
clusion ot a Long Controversy.
Overprices.
THE AGREEMENT MADE
Carnegie and Bethlehem Companies
Authorized to Make Armor for
Seventeen Ships Now in Various
Stages of Construction, Including
Eight Battleships, Six Armoied
Cruisers and Thiee Piotected
Ciuisers Tho Rate Agieed Upon
Is S420 a Ton, with the Possible
Addition of Royalty Fees, Making
tho Maximum Pi ice $455.02 a
Ton Cheaper Aunor Than That
Piocured by Any Country iu the
World.
D.i i:luslio Wire from The Vssociited Presa
Washington, Nov. 13 Seeietaiy Long
today announced the conclusion ot the
long contioeisy oei the pi Ice of ur
moi pi tte for naal vesel.s, and an
agi cement vilth the Cainegle and Beth
lehem companies for Kmpp minor at
$4J0 a ton, with the possible addition of
ro.ilty fees making the maximum
pilce ol'"i3J a ton. The amount ol ui -men
liuoHecl is the laigest mei placed
at one time by the government, and is
.said to euunl all the aimoi nui chased
by this government up to lSlti. It covers
the aimor loi t-eenteen ships now In
aiIous htages of constitictlon. Includ
ing eight b.itleshlps, s- atmoied ctuls
eis and thiee ptotectcd ciuisei The
following ofllclal statement was given
out concerning the agreement:
"The navy deputment has come to
an agieement with the Carnegie and
Bethlehem companies for Kiupp armor
of the first class, amounting to 114,930
tons, for $120 a. ton. The Kiupp process
involves the Haivey patent, the valid
ity of which Is now under consldeta
tion by the courts., and it Is fuither
agieed that the gov eminent will as
sume, in addition, any liability foi tho
Krupp process not ef ceeding $5, or $24 -32
a ton lor Kiupp royalty, and not
exceeding the United States license fee
or JU.20' tor Haivey royally. The
maximum pi Ice to the government is
tiierefoie $4"5 "i a ton, subject to dimi
nution in ease of any reduction in the
foiegoing loyalties.
The Original Bid.
"The bid of these companies lor this
class of annoi was 400, and the pi lee
oi iginally asked, $345.
"The MklMtle eomp.inv some time
ago wlthdiew theli bid, but they-would
have been unable. In any event, to
luiuish armoi in elue season for the
Maine class of battleship. Had they
not wlthdiavvn their bid it is probable
that some auangement might have
been made for the dlslilbution among
the thiee companies ol the manufac
tme of armor othei than that of the
Maine class. Their bid, howcvei, was
of value in enabling Ihe department
to secuie the above laige l eduction."
Admhal O'Neill, chief of the bureau
of oulnnnee, said of the result:
"The agi lenient is most satisfactory.
The teims me i educed not only to a
je.isonable point, but are moie than
leasonable. Wo get armor cheaper
than any country in the world. It is
due not only to Seeietaiy Longs' able
management ot the matter, but alto
to the tact that the company's met
him In a veiy leasonable splilt. It
Is only just that this should be under
stood." The minor continct eovers'not only
the 24,9'itJ ions specitled hi tho ofllclal
statement, but also some 10,000 tons ot
armoi of the second and third class,
which has not been In controveisy,
but has been dependent upon the dis
posal ot the first class minor. The ou
tline amount, ul.OOO tons, I.s now avail
able. Now .speelllcMtlons have been
piepared by the navy depaitment
showing in detail the- tests, time of
deliveiy, etc. Tliete Is some change
In the spoclllcatlons, but in the main
leatutes tho specillcatlons are as they
veto when the last bids weio made.
COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
Will Establish Commissions on U,
S. Possesions,
By Kvclusho Who from riiu .Vnoclilicl 1'icsi.
Minneapolis, Noi, 15 -lliei nitltml loiuuil of
womtu toil iv deiiikel tu Inu-vtk'ito tho iiiuli
tioni ot i-oi ill .iml iloinesHi 1 1 to in tho new
Wind poM.(9leina of the Hnlloil Mtttt, mid If
its commissioner:) diim hUj .iml s rttommend
In tdtablMt peiiiiiuinl eoininUsluiis in tlio
isl.iiuU lho tolliAiiii Imi-tlKillnK; eoiiimu.
Montis wiro ;ii)li tnl:
Hau.ill, iUt. il. It. M. Wnl hie: C'ula mid
I'orto Itlto, Mis. S. V. Viskt, Mliiiitaioliiii
l'lilliiine' UhuiN, Mr;,, l'uielliie II Wells, I tali.
Their lnttructlon.1 ore In tecure looprutlon in
the MaiuU IIkiiisiUi.s If poihlo so ns lo let
bou thu expcnuo ol ntijliiK out the pl.uu.
CORPORATIONS CHARTERED.
ir Prelusive Wires from llio Associated Press
ll.irrUhuirf, oiiv. 11 Cluikri, ere I'suul lj
tho state diiaitiuiiit totU to the lol'oi.lui; nil.
porationi; Ilui!litowci mid llhk SIounl.uu stuet
llilluaj ioiiiiuin, lUriishurt;, to Imlld uu tin
llio lino liom I'mrcss to l.lnuli'tinwi, to Cun
met llli tic line uf Hie H.iirUliint- 'lueiloii
lompjiiy; i ipilil, Jl'MUm. Tin llinie'JU Mllk'i
r.ljsi tominny, jsbliiton, e ipltil, oJ(n) yi).
Ilirha County Trn,t irnipmy, Ituilliii;; tapltal,
f 2J0 ooa
CENSUS RETURNS.
Ily rccluiho Wire liom The Avsoelated Vta.
Wahlintlon. Nov, 15 fho population of the
ttate nf .MkMr'Jii, ai ofliiially announced today,
in ..i:o.t-i, igaitist e.tni.'eu in is'io. ihu
kho an neiMfC' tliicc ltiO ot JJ7,0J!), or 1H
per t-tnt.
Washington, Nui. 15 The population of the
btate of Kentueky an announced Ly tlio iia.u
bureau Is .117.171, at Jalii.t 1,855,0.15 In 1SJ0
'I'hla is an iuercasa cl 23,WJ, or 15 5 per tent.
MISS MORGAN MARRIED.
Over 2500 Invltntlons Issued to Sei
vlces In St. Georgo's Chuich.
Ily Inclusive Wire from The tanclntrtl I'rcsj.
New Ycik, Nov. ii!. MIm Loulso
I'lerpoiU Morgan, .laughter ut Mr, ami
Mid. J. I'leifint .Voigan, was marilfd
nt S.i'O cclock this af'eriioon In Hi.
George's cliuich, Htuyivuiit Stpmte,
to Hoibert Llvlngsion tjnttcilcu, a law
yer of this oily. Tlie in vital Ions for
tho ec'iotnonv nunilcid L' roo, much
hi.vontl the seating tiii.iclty of ih
(htiich. The ceieinonv was piuloiined
by tilt Uev. Di. ItaliHluid, lector of
k-'t. Oeoige'.s. The .sci'ln vutH tully
choi.il.
The wedding march tioni Lohenmin
w.ih sting and plavcd as the bi Idal pio
i esslon enleieii the chiiuh. The biide,
who was aieonipinled'lby her father,
wine a supeib widdliig crown of white
pcuit de sole, almost entliely coveied
Willi efUlslle point d'Aleneon. Tins
veil was tulle and Ihe boiuiitH was of
white ottliids, lilies of the valley and
white loses.
The bildesinalds wire Miss Anne
Tiacy Moip-an. the Inkle's stcr, Mlss
Catollne Moigan, Miss Ursula Moigan
and Alias Fiances Ktiftt Haiipln, her
cousins; M'ss Alailon Sntteilce. sister
of the biidegioom, and Mls M iv
ytuiges. The lloi.il di toratlons In tho
chuich and house weie of an unusual
ly elaboi.tle ehm.it tni. A buffet lunch
eon was seived under i lingo tempor
al y stiucture eneted In the yaid ad
joining the houe
The In ide leeched ftoni her father
a supeib tlaia and collai of diamond!
and a htooch of lu.iuiuci dianionds
set hi lieface design, and It is nlil
Mi. Moigan ha.s set aside for her bonds
of great value.
JHE PARSONS WING
ELECTS OFFICERS
Hayes Fnction of Knights of Laboi
Discusses the Chinese Ex
clusion Act.
By Leluit W ire. frcm The. Vs-ocialcd l'res
j Miiniinglnm, Ala. Nov. 15. At to
I day's session of t''e Parsons' wing,
knights of Labor, the tollnvlng ofi
ctr.s we1 e elected. Master woiMua.ii,
John N. Paison. ot New York, wot thy
loiemun, .J. .T. lionr.elly, Boston, Mass..
("ecietary and treasure!, IJmoiy I3ui
iey, of Wclhton, Ohio Membeis ot
executive bo.ud, A. J. O'Keefc. TJIi
mlnghani, Al.' ; .1. A. Comiet, I'ltts
buig, Pa., and V. B. Cur. of Wash
ington, I). C.
A. J. O'Keefe vas elected editor ut
tho national jonin.il, published nt
Washington, D. C. Hemy A. IIIck,
ot New I'ork, vvtis "epe,l1erf fiom "rh"
older on the allegation that he tilled
places of striking clcctuciaus in New
i Yoik city with non-union men.
The Hayes laction spent the niotniiis
in Ihe discussion of the Chinese ex
elusion act. Tho geneial sentiment
was that tlie -at should bo continued
in stienuous force and that piecau
I tions should be eueIod against
p.tupei imnilgtation with moie cue
than ever, owing to the new posses
sions of the United States
CASE OF WHOLESALE
BODY SNATCHING
Nine Cadaveis Taken fiom a Ceme
tery Near Kalamazoo, Mich.,
During the Past Yeai.
Ily l.cluie Wire from The Associated I'ri r.
Detiolt, Nov. 15. A Fice Press hpe-
clal liom Kalamazoo hijs: "Tho au
thorities ot this city weie intoimed to
day ol a horrible case of wholesale
body-snatchlnL', which took place In
the Spring lliook ecmeteiy In Jfew
i .ijgo county. The evidence at hand
, noluts to the tact that the woik was
' done soveial days uro. as the cm ith le
moved fiom the glints was lioen and
the ban en grave, weie hult'-llllecl with
.snow. Nine bodies, w) fin as known at
piesenl, weie exhumed and all but one
I weie tho-e of pusnns who had died
I within the pist year, as lolhnvs:
j "Mis. C.irlotta nielredc;e, aired thiity
llvej her dauKhter. Mllthed, nine yc.u.
ot iiRe, both of whom died ol typhoid
level ; Chailes James, slty yeats of
ajru; lleniy Houston, a inldvile-iured
man; e'laience Cole, a .soventcen-y eiu
old boy; Don and lleitle Clrcbton, ln
i lants, ami Mis. Oeniso Bailey, about
llfty yeats of ai;e.
"The ninth victim of tho ghouls,
which Is supposed to have been Mrs.
Homy Knowles, although the body lh
In Mich an advanced wtate of dceom
posltlan as to bu uniecoirnUable, was
(lUcoveted in a liedKO feiite about .i
iiuaitor of a mile tuun the eonieteiy.
She dleVl about live yeuis uko.
"The cemoteiy H In uu Isolated bpot
and up to AVeilncsday thetci had not
been n Iniilnl for neatly thtee weeks.
It was when Isaac Clunlou, tho .se
lun, wont to dlcr u mavo yesteuiay
mutiiliit,', that the dlscovoiy was made.
Tlio icninnuts of tlie caskets, whbh
fO mid to havo been knocked apart
,ith an axe, weio sttown about the
Kuweynid.
The bIipiIP' of Nowayvo eouiity was
In Kalaniuoo todtty ami was met heto
by two HiaiiK'e men fiom iliancl liap
ids, suppobed to be I'lnkoi top detee
tltves, who aie' lo work on the myster
ious, case. Tho thieo men lott touluht
for UtistliiBH.
MRS. QUITEAU'S ,
THIRD VENTURE.
Ilj Kvelmlu' Wlro frcm llu Assoelikd Pies.
Chltaeo, o, 13 A lhino n is,uul (udiy
foi the mairtiL.0 of Mi". Amu Denmlio mid
I nocli Allen. Mis IKitiiiln; vas the wife ot
Charlc? .1. C'ultr.ui. lur'nl for tho iissid.,lnatIoii
of Prcildent fianleld in l5i. Alien 1 l.e tlilnl
liu.luud.
COXE MINERS STRIKE.
tlv t'lclusiio VVItc Jroni The Auoeiuteil l'i
llarleton, N'ov. 10 The inlnet unploycd at
Ho Heme MenloA lollkry cf ',oe Hint. K fo
nuit on klrlkc today herausv, it Is alte-,'id, they
were rut tioni i to U cents a eai, which tiny
ilalni U In violitlon of the uirreeinent ot the
(Oiupany to pay tlu in the t'.-t pei cent. Incrcaro
)ioiuivU viheii tbo btiikc was declared elf.
THE NOTE FOR
CHINA READY
ministers at Pcktn Will Probablu
Submit It. Within
Fow Daijs.
THE DISPUTED POINTS
They Have All Been Piacticnlly
Agieed Upon This Announce
ment Made at the Last Meeting
Held in Pekln Will Meet Again
on Tuesday.
Hi I'wluslie Win fiom The isociatc 1 1'resi
l'ekin, Nov. to The note of tho pow
eis for Hie Chinese plenipotentiaries
will piobablv lv ieac?y to submit
within tlie next ten davs. This nn
l'ouuieini'iU was made at the conclu
sion of a meeting of the inmiten to
day. It Is undei stood that all pint--under
d'scusslon have he"n pi.ic.tic.il
1 ly agreed on, minor phases onlv of
stveial of llic most hupoitaut (incs
tlens n in lining to bj settled. Con
eeinlng those the mlnlsteis have
e."liled foi Instiuetlons, which they e-
pncl te iicelvo beloie Nov. 20, the
elate ol the next meeting.
Iliigadior Cioneral Chniles tluni
plncy, ot Clcnernl rimftee's t.ilf, has
gone to Sl.an-lInl-Kwan, on tho gulf
of Liio-Tunr,, to inspect that plies
iet,.udlng its availability as a winter
pnit.
RUSSIAN AGGRESSION.
St. Peteisbuig Press Celebiates An
niversary of Treaty of Pekin.
Ily Ixcltisivp Wire from Thu Asociitnl I'rtsi
?t Petersburg. Nov. It The Ull"
sian newspapis aie jubilantly eele-
1 Mating the loitieth anniversiiv of the
i treaty ot Pekin bv which Itussia nc
' (filled an immense amount of toul
1 te'iy. The Novoe Vtemva, however,
' uulavoi bly compiles Kussinn diplo
1 p-incy tlien with Euiopean diiilonmcv
row, and rays that it is authorized to
s-iy emphatically that an effort will be
mini to pi ess a campaign foi a srp-i-ate
place by flussii in the negotii
lions, with China. That is not, hovv
"ei, understood ns lcpicsentlng ha
goveunnent's views.
COUNT VON WALDERSEE'S PAY.
Reichstag Bill Piovides for 150,000
Maiks a Year for Him.
liy lcluie Wne fiom Tho "ocuted Press
Beilln, Nov. 15 The Keichstag bill
piovldlng lor a third supplemental y
, eictlit on account of the China expedi
tion fixes the sal.uy of Tlcld M.ushal
I Count von AValdeisee at 150,000 maiks
annuallv, with huge extwib. The dlvi--ion
conim.indeis will leceive ho.OOu
marks and extras, and lower otlkeis
villi be paid pioportlonately.
The above aie live times the lales of
the salaries pild at home
CAVALRY TO STAY IN CHINA.
Cy 1 vtliisivd Wile (rout The iociatrd Presj
"Washington, N'ov. 13. Oeneial L'hnt
lee has cabled the war deputment the
following li om Taku, under date ol
November 1:
'feKth li'Klmtnt United States cav
aliv will lemiin in Chin l under com
mand ot Lieutenant Colonel Theoeloie
J. Wlnl, with Hoops I, IC, U BI.
"Chaffee."
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IS INDEPENDENT.
Spiiit of the Oiganizatlon Shown In
President Johnson's Statement,
tly i:ilusiw Wire fiom Ihe Vuuciatcd 1'rerJ.
I Chiiao, o. 15 Presiih nl Hut .loluwn, of
the .nu rii in Iiiii(, souiiilcd i clen noto of
Inilineiitleiici' tt thy when he declared tint no.
hoiki i nasi lit li id htm ukul in liraiil lo tho
cistiru iiiv islnn "He did not .i,k lotm I.
Itnen If we could pi lie a e!uh iu Philjiklphii,"
fiid lho prolikiit, "atnl ie did not isi, if no
could pi iif ti inii In cithei llaltimoii' or Wash
ington Wo jil-t im lit ihcad ind ilid .is uu
pit isoil, and .ililir ii-li not looking foi timihle,
we're levih tor It nt in time,"
Tho I hroiih lo tuinoiiiin will sij , "The bj Iril
' of the Vmerliau IciKiie is pithily hlinwn liv
I I'lCsiilent .lohu-ou'i Ktitenieiiti, It coiiihleii if.
Kelt uu an in.ii.ll plane Midi Hie eld N.itininl
leiirtie, and this menu llio tuuiluiu; of Ihe in
T tm 1 1 nn'rciineiit, An entliely ikw lu'uinnut
I ilU he di inn up bj lho Atntrkin Ieitciu nii.
li ilcs. whin lliey unit in this rlt iliout .
jn. ami It is thought hy miio tint the .Yilioml
league will IiIuaii Id flk'll ir. If It dots Hull
tlurii Mill he ti lU'lil."
EROS PHOTOGRAPHED.
Uj IVImlw Wire fiom 'Ihe soc!atfd Tics?
Miiiui'ipolU, Nov. Ifi I'liifisMir I". 1', Iiavcn.
wot lit j.Iiot o-i ijilit el the Arnold Pros tluou-h
Hie teksioio at Ihe "lite iuiliiii.ll) ohnii ilnry
li-l uuiliu' Comiileiiiu tint the diminutive
phnit h bild lo he Jl OnO.fKJO mill iw.tv It wis
u Ion.' bhdt. The pr(ifior bahi tint tin p'tlitt
niulil not he mil with the ntkeil )v oi tluoiuh
the tcUscope Ily t ilnse iiiithuii ilical i ilcu'l.
lion lie .I'fiilaliHil iu ivuit lueitton mid the
Flllilthl llll' ClllC'llt its llkl I1CS.S, (Mil HlOll'h
Il w u hi j ond human ken
STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.
Ily Kxclinho Hhe fiom The Awoilatfil Vrcas
Xcw nrki Nov. 11 Ailltul: l'ur.t llkniaiele,
from ll.iniliuit"; True, lliinun. .silled; iik
iitie Mtioria, lluuhuri,' I. I'lyiuonlli mil ( her.
houiijj I.i (.hinia'iie, lime, l.hiipuol t
riiiil; Tiiitonle. fiiiu New Vorl. llr nun t.
riledi I.1I111, New Yoik, Ijiivtlhtcitwihilliilt
tkiiinli' tfioui l.htriKioDi New Vorl. Ilamlmii;
irihedi DeiiUihlaud, New uiU via 1'ljin.
0111I1 and I'heihour;. Itoitiribiit 'alku: St it
endjiii, llouloipio and en Yolk.
TRAIN DERAILED.
fly r.teliisbo Wire from fho VtsiciaUd l'rc.
Ilellikhem, l'.t , Nov. 15 Traninj hot nlglil
thiew oini a twitch on the Ichl,li and I.acka
wanna railroad, ten miles north of here, and the
ivprrbs fiom Haiti. I'a., to lhl city, as dc
railed, runnlnit into Monoeacy creek, but inn
oierturnlns. Sevmtecn iu.-.saigeis weie aboard,
but 110 one w-, hurt, liavil wai blockul until
this morning. The) county authoiItiM believe
tho work wa Hut of profeMiioiul train vaeckcrt.
THE iM;VS THIS MDU.M.Vli
Weather litllcntlons To Jar,
PAtRi CONTINUED COLO,
1 Oetioril rmiiiitiiiv Will .Mil In supprridiin
Mcc In Nov iiik.
I.linilu Armor Conine t wnrdoil.
M in It rf tho Inhi'lrlal f'nnmillon
MliiUloisi uicc us lo n Nt to for China,
!! lei d Mn'iilff ol llfililiopUlm.
Council I'riitrt'tllnjs
I be Iniiiettlnl Niwt
J lord It, 7tl. ltd ilit tho story of Mr?
I ui rl ltd mi of l Hit
I I Villi)! hi
ti ind Comment
1 In d I uuIIIiil, of tin s-. ttllsirt ami siHm.t
Met HUM 111.
( Iiuil-il sfiinitii in, I stil ttrl, in
7 VirlhiiKkiii I'niii'ili.iiil i Ntw
s It'll I i telllnn pf Ihe soMir-t,1 ml mIIi rs"
Mi'iiiunelil (t one hi lul )
THIRTEEN PERSONS
ARE KILLED
Fatal Wieck of a Tiaiu Near
Bayonne, Fiance Rcstauiant
Car Leave1? the Tiack.
Ily I UiMiL Whc ficm lho A,oclilotl Pre
Ilayonue. riauce, Nov. 15. The
southein expiess was derailed at noo'i
today betvvien St. (leotge's and Sau
busse, ne.ii Dax. abuitt thlily -thiee
miles notthe.ist of hete
The i est. an anl cai was pm Iplt.ited
ovei an embankment. 'Villi (eon pei
sons weie killed and twenty othei ?
lnjiiteil, seven soriouslv. live pis
spugeis aie missing.
The list ol de id Includes Setior .1.
1'. Cauevaro, Puuvinu nilnlstoi to
Kinnee, and an attache of the IViuviuu
legation in Madrid
The section of the line whcio the
tecldent oceutied is under lepair and
the derailment is attributed to I'u
great speed of the expre-is.
The engineer s.ivi, the giound give
tuv undei thf locomotive, which sink
into Ihe ballast Tho lcstauiant cat
enae into ten rifle collision with Hi
tendci and alone lolled down the em
b inkmcnt
It was luncheon hour and out ot
thlrty-fout passengers in the tiaui
thirty vieie at the table.
The bodies wei.. tfiribly mangled,
tine uf the butlers of the iestaui.nU
en In came suddenly Insane and
walked to and Ho amid the wieckagc
singing at tho top of his voice.
The engineei a nil stokei, who were
lluown into a Held, had mliaculous
escapes
JEFFRIES SIGNS ARTICLES.
Will Meet Tom Shaikey and Gus
Ruhlin.
Dy rxdmlvc Who fmin 1 lie A'suchtnl I'ics3
New Yoik, Xov. ID James. . I. .lelf
iiet, of r.ilitoinia, today signed aiticlCs
of iki cement foi limits with both tius.
Uuhlhi, ol -kion, Ohio, and Tom Shai
key, ot Iielmd. Account's to the stipu
lations, the bout with Ruhllu is to take
place llrst. The leinis of .Icfuiss' .signed
iiKreement weie ten wauled by who to
Uuhlhi at Mahanoy City, Pa., and lMIIv
Madden hoon alter notified his agent in
this ( Ily that Rri00 had keen s,.ut to
Alt Smith 011 behalf ot lluhllti to cover
the champion's money.
The Jcftries-IUihlin ar?ieenient mils
for a twenty-live louiid contest betore
the club ofLeriiiK the best iiuliicements,
cm 01 about June 1, 11)01, the exact date
to be named when the club .11 tides ate
signed. Piaetkally the avri cement calls
tor a tight to a linlsh. Should the con
test take place In 11 htato 01 city Iesal
ilncr only limited lound contents, then
ui the end of the twenty-tifth lound, If
the tefeiee It. not able to lendei a de
cision, he shall be peunltted to extind
the contest live rounds at a time In
delinltely mull he Is able to decide the
wlnnei. If the contest takes place in
the state of Nevada the bout shall bo
to a llnisii. The contest shall be kuv
eined by lho Mniouls of Queonsbuiy
utles, and the men .shall bo oeuultted
to iltflit with one hand tiee, each pio
tcctlwr hhuselt at the bienkaway. but
to bleak at the Older ot the leteiee.
Plve'-ounee irloves aie- callod for. Tho
winner Is to take the until 0 pui.te and
all leeelpts, privileges and other money
itcciiiini; fiom the contest. If cither
man be beaten between now and the
time of the kittle, the match can bo
deelaied oil' by tho man who lenialns
unbeaten.
Tliete is only ono eouilillon in tli 3
aKie'iwnt and that is that .leflries le
serves the iIkIU lo meet Hob Flt';
pliiinions helm ii thu match with Uuh
lhi. piDvldlnp; tills can b tui.inir el on
01 betoio April I, limi, match with
FltMnuiiniiH may iiicessltate 11 post
ponement of the bout,
lit the Hliriicd tiiTiecmunt vlihli Jel
Iries today sent to Tom Sh'tlkey lor
his Hiffiintuio, the lltrht is to be on tli 3
same tcinisas the .leffi les-ltuhlhi ton
lesl tor on or befoie July 1, 1901, .lei.
fi I- s v 0101 v es the ris'ht to meet both
i'Mrs-lmmons mid Uulilln betoio tlio
matili vltlt lilm, pitivhlcd lho match
with Flli'slinmons comes off on or be
foie June , 1I1U1.
Tho Jrlfrics-IUihllu bout will ptoli
ii'ily call for .1 postponeiueiit of tho
Jell 1 1 s-fslmihny 1 ontest to a li.ler Onto
than thai mentioned In trie iiKienne'iit;
a second postponeiueiit would be nie
cssary In eas-e ol a bout with TIU
slmmoiis, uuli.ss Jell lies thould bo de
fwi ti d.
MOURNING FOR MARCUS DALY.
Pv I telusive e liom The b,oclated I'revi.
Iltleiii, .vi.ini , Nov 1j.)Ii mortal mi lev lor
Marcus Italy, whosi funeial look pi no In Niu
t'ik (udiy, who he hi in marly all Hie iliuiihis
thitiihoiit Hie ttat lotlay, and hiijlikst if nil
ikftriptl'iiis was ni'iiuliil, iiiiliiJinn- the opn i
tions of all the inliied, bine Hint and mill ef the
AiiialKimaicd Copper luiiipany, No buck bcenes
of niniiriiliiir and nldinco of rupccl havo cicr
been witnessed iu the wct befoie.
INDIANA'S VOTE.
0y Etcluslve Wirs from fha Abseelated I'reJ.
Indianapollj, Ind . !ov. 15. Tlio olliclal ot
on btatc ollUui was completed today. It fivie.
Purhlu, Uipii'ilican, foi oiciuoi, ovei Kern,
Democrat, 5,1 plurality,
TAMMANY WILL
NOW BE GOOD
Richard Grokcr Takes a Hand in
llic AtoVGincnt to Suppress .
Vice in New York.
WBLL SOON GO TO EUROPE
Tho Tr.inmauy Loader Makes a
Speech In Vhich He Assoits That
Not Ono Dollar Comes Into His
Possession liom Laudloids of Pool
Rooms niul Housen of 111 Tamo.
Tlie Meeting Bleaks, Up in Confu
sion on Account of the Attitude of
Coiouer ritzpatrick.
Ilj l.eliHli' Who frim lhc s-r.. I itrtl I'u-h
New Yoik, Nov. 13. The evcttthe
(oniiuittee of T.iuiniiiiiy hall held a
mettln' tmiiylii, at uhli'li Uleh.iid
Ciokei btile till the leuleis irood-bve,
and took a hand In stinting a move
ment to lid the ilty ol vice. In a Utile
speech the Tmumanv leadei said ho
was ironic to Km ope loi health, not
pleasuio and Intioduied Isidoie Stt,iu,
inesldenl nl the Kduiationiil allium c,
ae a mm who was aeiiualtiteil with the
(Oinlltlon ol lliinjrs on the 1 a.st hide,
inldliiK. "I Impi vou will j;lve attent
ive lic.tiliu; to his statement of tlie eon
! slitlon ol vice that exists tlieu, and
that alter you have heaid what he bus
lo say you will use eveiy elLoil to c ot -tec
I those evils as fit as lies in 10111
pow ei . ' r
Mi. Sti.uu said he had met Mi.
Cioker at dinnci accidentally and had
I liked with him loi two Iiouis ovei tlie
londltlons in the eist sjde, and Ml.
e'io''er had atked lilm to talk lo the
iMciittve comnilttee ol Tammany hall,
and then atldiehritie; tho committee. Mi.
Stums told ol whit was needed on the
j ens! side to suimiess ciinte. He cab I
j tint he, as a Demociat, had frequently
h id cast up to him the statement that
Tammany hall leeches the giealoi
j pait of its tcvenue fiom people In thee
'Vll conditions ot life, and that no good
'i.in be accomplished unless tho powei
of Tammany hill is deployed All .
SI 1 aus hid lepeatod this to Mi. Ctokcr,
and the latter asked him to come be
fon the committee with the statement,
and had piomised his aid. j
Lewis NiNoti Ihen. bv letoluttoi'. hid
.1 eonuiilttec of (He appointed to "iu
vistlBrito the 11101.il 1 onditious of the
t ilv and to leceive and .suirtrcsl icni
uliet lor the collections ol abuses"
Mi. Xinuii was in tele chilli man, und the
other memhris aie tieoic C. Clausen
piesideiit ol Uu uik bonds; Colonel
Miell icl C. Muipliv, piesidellt of the
health boanl, .lohu ,1. cannell, the
comniisslonei, and John W. Kellei,
h.u itles conimissiotiei .
Mi. Ciokei's Hemaiks.
ll Cmki 1 tlie ii .ii os- und said. "1
have nothiliK lo add to what has been.
ild lo you bv Mi. tattatts. because he
! lamlll.u wilh tlie niittleis nu v Inch
In has spuKou to you. 1 hope th il this
ildlle lonimittce will j,ivo lis lull
-lieii!;lli tow.iuls li'lrdnc, him and his
woik. We should In .11 Illy enthuse hpi
lein.irkM and aid him in llii woik 01
(tiishiniT out till-, awful 11 lint. And
riKltt hue 1 want to uiUt.iti what
I sail .1 while .mo to you, and th.it W
tlnl not out ilnllai 1 oines lulu mv
possession li 0111 landioids tit pool
looms and houuts of ill tame, and il
any one of you Kiiitluiicn .110 inlliet
hiu; fiom anv of thee., people, you had
butler J,i't out of the oif.'anl.itioii U
has no use lor you. You aie .1 (lis
friaco to II. Thf oiu'iniatiou ean'r.
und won't stand for any such thine;."
The iiieethw btoiso up In contusion
been ie of the attitude of Cnionr.
l'll"p ttili k, the Tamuianv It .uler in
the rouiteenth assoinbly tlisttkt, who
drilled Hint theie weie any ilisiopu
table houses 111 his dlntritl. lie .s.ikl
if tin 1 o was vice tlieie it was In t' ne
ment houses and 1 ould not be coii
ti oiled. Tn this Mr. Ciokei excitedly
1 'plied lint the loion-'r did not know
what could be done until some elfent
was made
m
WILL REMOVE TAX.
Coiifjiessmnn Tawney Belioves That
Reduction Should Be Giadual.
II) 1 eluiie Who fiom Hie roelaleel l'rtti
Wilinin, 'Minn , Nil, II ' toni,'i.'(3mr,u .1 nius
V. I.iv. I'i't, if lh wits ind nu 111, eoiuinillti,
.p. llilm; if the lliu tin.' to lie hold iu Washlli,'
1011 Nut. -I, nllf
"lhc rhj it is lo t'Diistil. r llu 1 stent to wlucti
Uu w 11 nil nun I ills eau ho itiuoictl 11m
liiicmlii nils biu'L'csteil to mile the law iiienit n it
itfittuy in iihuiiiktriliiin, The pi(hhm is li
wlnl li(s .hill In leiuuird will he 1 peiplcvin
one I thiiil , houiwr, il in ile tnin mat Hid
ki.iiup I e. upon in-tliimuits if imivrv into emit
.is itittr.. tit t its. limit'; 11,1s, liihiiit uietA ft r
chilli ihle and Itimoknt pmi.)s will he let
iiinndi po,lhli Hie lives upon piipileluy
nu dli li is and sunn (Uliers.
"it will he tlie ilijiie 111 the miniliiib (f tho
1 niiiulliio In nn.oic jint is miiiy ut tho btauip
I ixis a, iii-tihli, hut llki the luil'iul of the
btuup tivts iimli r tl( old dll w ir rcuuiiu
,11 1 this will piol illy Invi to ho d"in) ,'railuilly
en ut to ivtul snilli A lt) dose lo lho !liiiner
of 1 dci(it "
JErPRIES-CORBETT BOUT.
Ily Kxilihtvr- W'lie from Tlu Aociated I'rci.
f hit 1.0, Nov., la -I on M lloit-iinaii, nukh
inaktr of llii l,iiur-ills Mhktk ilub, todiy si.
1 niul iho riruaiuro uf linns I Loihctt tu n til
ths of a;iiiiiiuit ullln.f In .1 tliiomd bout
Intuitu the evehauip'oii ami himploii Jcffika,
It is plinn-il tn pull lho match oil lute oil Jau,
1, loi 30 'T tent, of the K'te iietipli, the
wlnmr to til' i'i and Hie lnni 1 rr cent.
Coihetl (loti'l "?1,iji with llnwiiuii as a tor
felt. The ankles wne iitw.udttl iu Willlatii V.
Urady, Jclltk ' uiaiusei, this ullctnooi.
f 00 0-Ktt
f WEATHER POREOAST.
4.
-f Washington, Nov, 11 Pori'mst loi Irn- -
-i diy and Situiil.ii: I'j.t'.Tll PtiiiuytiaiiU sV
4- I'alr, loiitluiicd coll liielay. IMtui- -4
4- day, ftesh wtsteily wlnelj
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