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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-1-16, Page 7_RUSSIANS MUST OBEY POLICE Luck of Illinois Pro -Boer Fanatics. NO WAY TO CET TO AFRICA 7Yeneveat )liars lucrerelug lent. Output - filed telu..•s heckle& All -Water Ituutrs 111 11, (talo and the Continent. et. Petersb'rrg, Jan. 11. -Owing to recent evWuacuo of a disposition on the part of the populace to demur ut the domande of the polite, Gee- erul Kleigcl, the Prefect, harcausel uutkud to be purte I, (scarring im- peratively trrtnat uletalienee to au} orders of the vomit, foiling to which the delloqueut to puuishutle h iw- prieuuwtnt fur three mouth. ur the payment of it lou of 5tuU rubler. heel. ... L... k. New Orleans, J.411. 14.- (:.4.t 1,0 Vit• herr. of the Muer army, wt,, is In tale city, Is 1u reeipt u( a letter (rum 13. C. Armee. of Idooneugtuu. duclarng net be ban urguu:zee 1u Linine u oumpuuy of )0.lag melt uel of whom retool in tilt) Gnat.t titatw army durwg ti.0 rtvrut trou- ble with bpa.a, who aro anxious to eerie wile the lasers in boutb Af- rkn, anti to know t( l;apt: De til- ler. eau make any arruugcmeute fur their tranrpurtuttou there. Capt. Le tabors urs replied that it lm Im- poesibte to gut men to Afree. al- though he haw received quwerous ut. fere of this kind. 4'r.. ant aa. .11nr• t1 urk le :. Johuuneeburg. Jan. 14. -Tho l'h:un- bur of Minas ham leveed a report .Luwlug teat the output of tete mint•• fur December was 424107 outset flee gold, agnlnet 119,073 ounces for November. N sot W airs-ttnutrr. London, Jan. 14. -One of the most Lm, ta.tt .l Aloes -kiwi t•omm,'rc al ' a te•rprbee la Europe her jest eosin. mated here. It roseate. In the recur Ing of all water routes for Amrrlcal. carrier of grate ant eommt'!Itle, from keiaod port* In the Unit.. Stater to teasel porta In Europe - embraces the purchase by Americas sasital of several British and other swain N:A.RLY LOST liER LIVER Sta. led by a Kits; Sole Ran to Her Dad, WHO WAS CLEANING A GUN. ausuig. K. Y., Jahr. /t- e ams be a weil,,Nng 10 Hawley, he. the (irith/roon te•Ie, had a ba. .-frlg{4t-.-an-a-ewealt -st a elan of . mod ratead:age, which resulted In the a':noenoewot of the eogegement, ani at pee time he thought. he woul. ilve .ioeg to be :ranked. Prellmlaary to making a formai p:o peed W Mfr. Mary Nl..oa in thuatar for of her home laxt eve..hig, Joseph Jackson attempted to likes her. lie vent 1g Vie 11ierpe5f&1 Tnmliiiirldy the young woman ren to complain t, her father le the kitchen, where sit, found him cleaning a gun. By till time tier anger had cooled, and am an excuse for her .udelen nppcaranrc ✓ ho told her father Jackson waste,. to nee the gun. A moment Inter Mr. WUeon, gun In baud. appeared in the parlor. tark -on, believing Wilson wee&bent to shoot, ran from the house. Tht father thought Jackson had becom' ktwene, and made an effort to 6101 him. but this only inereteel the young mans speed, and Mr. W14non gave up the chane. )ties 1Vllson ex pbalnmd matters to day, and Jack - eon now tuns her father's consent to wed her. SLAYER'S STORY ,OF DRINK. lieuyht He Owne.1 the ('lly Vi het, He Killed Wife dud Oalld. week, N. J., Jan. 14.-Althougli the iamb murder trial was Duly begin. eraay worntr.b the oat o- h o t. mutt t mt0 Molt 141 tf all n r row. Henry Scheeb, accursed of murder trig 1t1s wife dad Araby, was ,wart. lu his own defence, (lila afternoon techaub saki he WAS 401 years 01.. used pea he told . about lits shot area trado. 1Ie tad reene-lfed nOU0O 11 move June 11, he mitt#. Er6Ytim rust he 41k1 after he got up' was to get A drink of whiskey. "What did you d0 then 7t' he way eeket. "1 had eaten- facet " At 43 o'clock he went to -the Rom. Rrewery, and after that to a ea loom In Orange street and drank norm whiskey. This wo. followed by a drink of Appa' j.!ttil 111 A111t11'PT eft" form. From there he went home Then he went out . again. and smother drLnk The prb.oner detalle, the huytng 0f .one hood, which le left Lt1 the eosin for his wife A trip to a nearby saloon followed where he drnok ichrxoners of beer 'Where It'd your then go r' "Toa saloon." "Md you get Anything to drink 1 here 7" 'Yee Roma whiskey and abelnthe.'' From this eaMom he went to an other, tills time In Warren 'street tend had Another drink. Ile thought 1t wan nhxrit 11 n''lr'-k 111 the morn log when he ere home. 'How end yews feel by that tinter 'i felt les If 1 owned the elty" There we" n v' °lent quarrel wit' Cis wiff, ha n.1'ba1, and he won asked whnt happened next. "All 1 know; lin tried to explode. "Wan sitting or n teal.., and Wen. f eamw to myself Trolled my wife was d.nd. i wadced her nett washed the baby. 'then 1 drunk more whiskey. There were elm° retort, lying in the room. 1 ',Irked one np moi reel my throat then t rot my wrl.t. thef7 d sew rnmem4e Itx)k'ne In thrnngh'tbe 01. dew. than 1 etabl''d myself over the heart." The 01* *4*rbon treaty between Chill and the U R. hew been appMved hr the Chtllaut ftoogrese. MONEY OF A COUNTESS. I.rw)er As oilseed en hurge of 311.- appreprI.4tl $15,000. London, Jan. 11.-A, S. Francis, a solicitor, was charged lu Bow Street Polies Mort yeeterduy with wimp - preprinting X3,000 of Nude belong - tug to fur Ouutdtoes of Orkney, for- merly Mies Owed° Gilchrist, the (lately duuoer and aotrose lie was her trustee under her marriage set- tlement with the Earl of Orkney. It war annouue,d in o,urt toeduy (hat the nmarriag, settlement of the cemetery coneeettd of the lease of a hours worth 0541) annually, cud as lu►urat3Ce policy tin the life of the set - tier, worth 011,428. The rettlur died in May, Ih99. Hie name was not men- tioned In court, but the date of death ooh:oldes with that of the tate Duke of Beaufort, wbo took a grunt luter est In Misr Gilchrist end gate her away at her marriage. 1•'runcl. hurt $18,000 by rpeeuluting In American relieved 'bares. WHEREMANLYWENT, if You Bought Little Louisiam Lottery Ticktts. N AWAEST MADE IN BUFFALO. Bu'fiIo, Jan. 13.-Portoffloe lnrpec- or H. K. Cuchraue saki lett *eget hat the Feeler/0 authorities, after lx menthe of hard work, had euc- ••eeted in breaking up one of the world rWIudhug gamer that had beet, worked in several years. One arrest .lir been made, but it be claimed that nuugh evidence bag leen secured e cause the arrest of navy barber's and aloonkeeperr lu Buffalo and ugeutb, d file aU:,gal swindle in aim .at every mull city In the United Shutes, an. .are Null many tickets le (email'. The eau arrested lust teed is An- .,:cw• eefford, Ho Is pr,pr(etor of a diarber dal, at No. 169 Seneca street 40x1 nu liver at Nu. 521 l'roitirect A1 Mine. _.Tiha police allege Ikot 4 ,.rerki.-ut, steretarv,gcneral maniac rearurer, d/rex•turr mutt thartees .lie• Little Louisiana buttery tame Any. whkh, the autlorltite claim. its been {Ailing up eeuooy ter Its ,viler at Welt u great,rutq that he W auk hdcpenueutly rich Commixsl,ner Richardson admitted latent to 63,000 ball for tis reap- .rarsueo fur trial, to be held to- morrow U10 a.m. A Iteae Straight Swindle. Not only dome Gifford's crime, as Ju rg.d ugnluei. him, Involve pruqut- ag lottery and further using the nails to ursimihate it, but 1t is al- l -gal that he cold lottery tickets and ,este- had a drawing or eel pre- miums. Inspector Cochrane ertlmute.l hat Uifford's income through the mall may lucre amounted to 00111.+- 1:ing Ilke 63,000 a year. Gifford liter in a ltatdeoan, home at Nu. 621 wet street, several door,' south ,f Porter avenue. In every town where tickets were sold stories were related of the fat, - Watts sum. that were being made by the people who invested In the lot- tery. -e men Was credited wltb wiut.eeg 611,000, another with $10,- O0Q.. Bat it ban udver- besot Hume anyone being In that particu= lar village had won anything. In one place the Inepector found tics Ago: • Little Loutelana Lottery: M. Ottens &-Ck,mpany will pay 150,- 000 through the Union National flank of Kansas City, to anyone who pre - Ws s Ticket signed by them draw- tttg `a prise and has failed to rece've payment. The Federal officials say that title wo. (ho safest kiwi of an offer, for es their Investigati'me prove, no one ever tart a ticket that - o r -a --Trite. There mny have been drawings, but the ticket. that.w0n the nu,ney were the onaw that weren't sold. Lottery l':eke(s Found. Three tinge of lottery tickets, con- tatuing Mend 15,0(Xl coupons, were dragged to the front room tea/decks of tottery literature were brought forward. There were three sets of tickets out three different lotteries. each set coo.leting of tickets of the de- 0romtnati0a of 25, 50. 75 cents. }TIERED HUMIIN SACnIF�CF Yumas Tortured a Medicine Man to Death 0 EXPIATE SINS OF TRIBE Denver, Col., Jan. 14. - A News Rpeciai from Phoenix, Ariz., .ny "Padre," a big medicine utan of the Yuma Indians, who lives or a re - Nervation near Yuma. Arisoua, uuu beep offered as it- sacrifice _to the. 14ptrit, . x accosdattee - with_ llteir cumtomR, and has expiated the sins of the tribe, which are held re- op.onsibie for au epidemic of emall- pox. 'fill tSadt t.4 lratlt QlviAed alar -I1. Mann' Intention 'versant der, ago, and field to the mountains, Wet In a half-starved couditlon wandered back to the Indian village and ?Aat1Btrt8C M'rcy. He ons prompt hybound hand and foot and convoy- a1b7. a_delegatboh of Indians to Mexico, where he wan 'pound to it tree tied sweetly tortured to death. "Padre" had a warm place in the hearts of hie tribesmen, but the clrcnmmtnneee required them to make 1 kflce n ,envy eacr- ---- A SLiCK FOROER. (lot. 6111,000 he tioieernment Bonds leve Heston (hunker.. R nmton. Jan. 14. -It heeame known to d ty that government battle valued it 4515,(1110, stolen here last Moti- lity, write obtained from N. W. Berrie ee Co, honker., on n forged certified ohete* on the 7atIonnl Rhnventut Bank. Other bankers had been nsk•td ti„ buy 625,000 worth of bonds end to .oa'pt In pnyment a certified choose ca nnother firm. It Is nndertRrxrl that Harris & Co. were tinned sip on Monday by a man riving his name no Rrnce, who pre' anted a cheque certified by the Na- Don'el Rhea -twit Rnnk, n.king that there i.e 1 til a1l.le. for bin gnlckly In borsht ten 1:1,/100 government 4 err nerd. coupons dee M 1925 rind Tee 1111,()10 ft' do 0. eoithwe'tern 1 1-2 enemies .due July 1. 1925. The ehewlne referee ten* eeeeepted without 941*.' tloe sod the bonds delivered. HUSBAND STOLE 600DS, And His Arrest and Convic- tion Killed Wife. SkDSTORY OF WIFE'S DEVOTION. Chicago, Jan. 14.- James Banuen WAY permitted to leave the tenuity Jail ycaterduy eat view the body of lits wife, who thud a few hours be- toru front grief over lair diegrese. t touching scour wave prereuted In the little home, 1,1/2.8 Archer ave- nue, when the eehlviet busbaWd fell eubblag over Iiia wtlu'r bier. Mil to tlabik that 1 WEN tbucau.0 of it ail," Ire groaned. ' ahs war tau ,loud fur me." Bun.uun was fur thlrteoa years lead of the over -and -snort freight department of tine Wabasei itallroiel company in Chicago. He wan urrert- ol at Wa home on Dec. 5th following u ceoimb.ta ti mete by ural brother - .n -Law, Huge basal, 11cotlovuu p,aue, who haat bubo taken W custody uy Detective N.eltute while endeavor- -tag to ulrpro of situate goody. Opeclal Agent James t1. Nichols fur- niehee the evidence ,hath secured the 00041eteue of Benno and tiui.,lu. Both were seotewced a week ago to a yearn inipr.to,nweut 1 the House' of t;urrecthee eeueked by Arrest. When Batmen war acceded no one ri owul nx,re surprise than his wife. Yate unu trewWaeg, alto watched the officials reareu the premised, final- ly. It la reported, turtles up a box • pluwler wlero It bud been doh io die baremwtt of the bougie. '011, Jim? why def you do ut " Mra. Punneet exrlulmt«1 AA her army en. - folded a aceueed man's neck. VI.dll:ly affected. the repentant luau begged tee dot ivaa to refrain from pro- eecution of be, charge. However, Ban- non was to et to time Earl Chicago uvtr.uo police tattoo. "i will edmi " weld Detective Ni- chols, for years a head of the police. fume of the Asa b railroad, " that the 'right we call to arrest Ban- non It war ono u( t o most unplea- sant dude. 1 ever to perforin." Vebile the acen.ed m was In Pri- am his wife visited (rattldal anal re- lativesla-line-.(fort to tartan her - hasbatd's release on bail.'Otte had to chlldrea and all her eIttteatorw the time Bannon woo ae)•test41$4- u direetol towards compo tLii hurb,tud. Day alter day rhe w Ik- el the streets 1., secure a boadrm u al.d then ween her hoped In thio tar tenon h:u1 vunlehed she devoted her time to tripe to and from thee ponce Motion. A lkarryine a dinner pall, with her shawl wrapped clueely about her, the devoted women became an seeu.tom- ed t ititor at 'the police .Latton and each okay eche prevented herded( to the dere rrrgeant for perml.sken to visit her husband to hie eerit. Her devutloO touched tum hear hen.rI.d . 4 the pate/lame and their sympattti8; were areueel fur the plucky wile ho braved cold and fetegae fur leer uuband. ANyN♦ . i .1.1(4141 ancead, It was through Interco stun of leaf .attorney, David it. Twume 79 Dear- uore .fleet, that dyecLal A at Nich- ols yeetetuuy Cuu.cuted to allow tlaunou nue Irewlum frum the •minty jell uut11 after the funeral. 1i: had out seen 11414 wife fur u week be ere tier death. Until that time the w batt averbares to . fight her own Ertel that she naive be a comfort tm the primmer. Cleepleur nights and painful meetings eau ex- hausted and .lir.. laaanuu felt a -. tIollm to nervous prostration. Fever set in, and in her deltriem her hue- Inndei name was repeated again and again. Tuesday night she sunk rap- idly lips 'nasal th..t leer husba0 4l the brought to her hel.kle. When morn- ing c .me' the physician, had given up hope, and with the name of the man elle lured on her lips at 10 (clock she dropped Into an uncon- sciousness wlilth Continued_ ttnliliter death a ehurt tlmo later. lire. Bannon wan 110 years old. The grief-stricken husband le twelve years her mentor. For the pest year goods had been system Meetly stolen In the freight - house, and until the arrest cf Slnekt efforts to ferret out the perpetrators heal proved unavailing. One day as Detective Nichols was concealed) In the freight -house he saw cases of geed! being loaded into a wagon drusen by n stronger. The latter won arrectel. And gave hie name as Hugo Stork!, a brother-in-law of James Bannon. KILLED 81 ISLANDERS tk,rllu, Jan. 14.-Atwrrespendeut at Samoa wrttee to the Ouloguu Ua- sette, giving It hitherto uukuewu ca- pltalution of the killing of Dr. Mouke, leader of a Herman scientific exp.d- ltloe In the tienitl, Sea Island, and him party by nether of St. Mnt- thew'm Wand, lheut-arck Archipel- ago. The ourrespxndent Kaye that Dr. Metko and hie party ruthlewly de- etruyed a number of palm trees, of which there were but few est the kilned, and that the native' acted In defence of their property. The Ger- man punitive expedition rent to avenge the killing of Dr. Menke and hie party, which landed from the Oer- mau cruller Curmoran near the scene ul the !massacre, killed til is- lander.. "Such le the Oil!Ir titan," says the Vorvaerts, "that +nor colonial pol- itklnnr are spreading." - PARXER ON KIPLIN6t Former Thinks Latter Made a Mistake JUST AS GLADSTONE DID. Mr. Gilbert Pecker, who was Petar- talned at a banquet by the Toronto Canadian Clula recently, spade the following rcferuce to 1:udyard Kip - lint; In Mr rpt 1 view with Marto, and I say It honestly and 1 FI01, It seriously, the assaults made by tbe Imperial poet ui the athletic quitllty which liar made Euglan(l, if not t e nation web the greatest tempernhlent In the world the nation most courteous, which Deere w Irl. lees anger the ns- rnultr made upon It than any other nation In the wore!. (Ilea lou and I have seen the v utrocloui caricatures of 1•: mid° la foreign oountriee ; you hear.) e, the land and IN NUDITY TORONTO the Good Peopl4 Do Such Very Funny Tht') s. MUSIC WITHOUT NCING. (Toronto Mer., The Queen Street Methodist t'huroh hekl au eotertalum4ut last night whteb Alli puzzle old-f:ar111une1 mem- herr of t!,e church. It war not it • dance," nor a "bull," nor at "Imp." It war culled a •cou- vrrrastoue uta! reuulu11," but it war not such a cuuversaatuau um the tatty hal ever be/urs aocn. There was a cuooert 1 the church, 0.dk,wel by -a promenade In the Sun lay ecbuol rdout below. !rash lady had tt programme, on which 6110 entered the uuwc of Iter partner for each -Let us say each number. There were ten numbers There wee 1101 an Italian orchestra, but memo mus supplied by the urcbee- tra ,e the Bathurst Street Methbulrt C'buteb Sunday sclo,l. Number 1 011 the programme wee "March Lln- earl." Number 4 war "March, Ntead- lly Onwanl." No.. 5 Asir "Gavotte, freer Forward." No. 8 was ''Marge, Belle of New York," while No. 10 was u selection, "Priers Ye the Lord." Dangling from the cant by a pale blue string was a pals blue pencil, making the whole thing an evident reproduction of a dunce programme. Certain perilous of the room were marked A, R, C, and I), and were, according to the card, "rendezvous," where partnere auld he met after eneh-let us say each walk. It ware ti very pleasant affair, but it wan not a dance. Evidently It way Intended to let the young folks enjoy as many tie p itelble athe sensations 01 a danr:e without dancing. It was only a "pretend" dance ant too learnt In It. The partnere did not clutch each other. The rules of lids new Rare seem to be 'teat the young man can have the hand of tbo young! wo- man ton his arm, but he mot not reach uroand tier waist. Also, yon mint net wiggle your foot when you lift It, you most not keep tiers to the i A FRENCH DESERTER Files Across Spanish Frontier 1n an Automobile. Paris, Jan. 14.-& eeneatlon has been caused 1n society here by the desertion from the army of the young neilio'elre, Count Cahon d'Ao vers, who is a member of a family which Is among the leaders of 1'erle fashion. The Count, two years ago, !infect -pated eouserlption by ertheting la- the rankle of a cavalry regiment with the apparent intention of rising to the rank of ofCeer. The other day he was tmprhe ned at Niort for a breach of discipline, together with a ptebelan private named Claudia_ The two resolved to escape, _and- T1Ie`y rcordiirljy broke (Trough The roof of the guard hoose. Count .1'An- eel'i had money and the two travel- led together to Porde/int, where they pstuttd,_..(Alfat.. d'An=cre. aut:ctpating that *ratite -;would be Watehei nt the frontier, brought an autemollh' and proceeded to' Seale. 1t le be Ilr•ved theat he 1.r at San Rehnstlnn. His family are doing their ulmort fo dlsrover hiss whereatemtu and In thew hen to retorts. and surrender htmielf. preferr1ng_.thl&t he be pun fished rather than to have himself end Iain relatives rlisgrao'at Hle ran- ter, Counter 17mtnllily, has Q0n" 40 Spain to srrk elm. Ik'eerllon tram the army 1e panimtstblo by two yens.' knpr bron m on t. JEAN DE BLOCH IS DEAD. !ember of Il,guus /'en/crones Eel Ire,. In tt'sr.sw. London. Jan. 11.-i'rivet., teingrnms received imre from Warsaw ana.wn00 the .death Met night of Jinn De lllorh• Connclbr of State of lto.wla, political eoonomlet, t allrmd expert and author etf "Th. War of the Fu- ture." it wan thin hook of the deem - dent, together with the p.mphlet. "Ole Warren Kletler" ("Down With Arms"), that tarred the mined of the ('.1r of Reseda toward peace and prompted hie Appeal to the nation., resaltlreg In -the Hain° oe nterenr.. M. De Block's work, which oond.te of Mx large volunteer and oontetles 1,- 200 Illuctratl•nr., has been translat- ed into all the rendes Inageagee. The trouble with moat me* who ntwe do gond deader Is that they wants the rest of lbebr lives admir- ing these. 'd 1 tr 1 The LATE M. RAN DE BLOCH. M. Jean De Bloch, who was the ac- tual Councillor of Stats of Russia, Arid member of the Comite dee Sav- ants of the Ministry - of Flennce, died recently at War,nw. IIe had been a constructor and adwinletrato* of railways', and had written many worku _op social and economic ques- tions. M. De Bloch is best known from hie six -volume work, "The War of the I•'e' ire," written several years ago , which he follows out the logi- cal ,.ifeoti in the recent changes In arm. and methods of fighting. Many theorists have tried to do thin, bot Irl. De Bloch was the only one whose redicllone have been absolutely rifled in the Mouth African war. I have seen the very shameleseneen of the gutter disseminated through the length and breadth of it country, in order to prejudice that country ngalnst England. I net you this, is there a paper In England, Canada, tu.+trnlla, South Afrlea, one paper. which caricature's disgracefully or (monks (1 disgracefully tsar senfuhy orf •single Euro- pean nation ? And in the light of that I say that the man we love art ti • the genius, the true genies set Tor the purpowe of advancing the cense of imperialism, has made n 1nIR- tnke, which makes one end'nnd makes cue sorry, because It plays into the hands of our enemies, totem' ie It pre- judices 014-4 nay am -England and -dere- we- here,'- oft us, Inherit List mother ep4r t -that Remnd faith In our-lnstltntlone, not boned upon mnnnrohy alone, hat Inmost oq the teethe, of theme Instl- tuft•,n14. You and I. who Inherit that merit ors have been W0$54e.1 In the hotter' of oar friend. Iles 11u.. 111. ftrother. "i sty tb,tt he haw shot his arrrvw o'er oho house, and hurt hie brother, and tent Is n thing for which, I levee and believe he will repent, and the roan who hew hurt ww, who how wrongf 4 AN, who haw slandered the l•:nglish .plrlt by hie reference to the 'flannelrsl fools nt the wicket :Led the mml'llrsd rwtfs at the wool,' will take It hark like a man, an he IR. Hie explanative Is not sufficient Wino, that he menet theme who stay- ed et home. Thome who nnyerl nt erne are the olae.w from which our °t- ricorn are drawn. Tleose who wtaty- ot at hems. are as nulling to go no Drove who went, and therefore i en ter my protan Isere, where i have n right to anter It, not against the man who le a post and a gentile, lett the town motto ha allowed a mo- mentary dispersant of Iiln political intelligence to lase him to make a mi.tnke. Hn 1s not the first men who Mom done that. i have in mine the meeme,ry of a men wlioww nam.' nowt be referred to thrnrtgnolet the Eng- Il.h-mpvtking world while It Is an F:nglleh epeelking world, who yet made a mtstftke and dragged hie party to dimnmter, (ientlemen, 1 re - 'fee to that honored name of Uled- stnrtee Well, gentlemen, n mistake Ie n ot a crime, nod an when 1 refer to It you w111, i know, believe that 1 Moe no mintiest! fettling In my mind. Thom things are matter. of hiwt she. mad tide mteteke of Mr. Klpiing's wHl also he a matter of htwlury, epi no nano will Impute It to him as a erbee." !nestle with your feet. We are told also t t a taro bowl, containing a h:trmlels average, stood with drink- ing giawalarmta a table to the roam. but etanlint,away from It you might Inseglne it a punch bowl if you liked. There was In All things a studied re- emabin.nce to a Wicked, worldly dance such an the Church prohibits. The young people no doubt brut a delight- ful evening. By the exereine of a 11 . 11e Imagination they might, if any of them were so disposed, transform the s0eno and eupp,N4 themselves participants in none 1413(111 wicked functl.,et no a Government House boll err a party at the residence of settee member of the English or other dance -permitting Church. 'lb dellct- ,aoe7y flutter about the %a -inland of thing -is forbhtlen, to talk of that garotte, to meet at the rendesvous -It haunt have been fine, lint somehow it -remLuLro r -at a different place and a very differ- ent (letter, it temlrnle we 0f a coin - premier made by the teenager of etl theatre, y r who, In rnnn►ng els plaayloase ua liea•dajr .. Waist*, with- srmt.'tI l .t of the consistence of a Covenanter of old, sternly forted,. smoking' nt hist. lettlehath liffeTfi4ftl- since, although allowing It thrnnglr the week. Went was this entertnbnni nt In Rev. V. 0. Johnston'm ch,irrh 7 WAR It 'a perverted dunce? Wes It n dance under an alien? Weida It in- nre ner respect for the church's eon - detonation of donee*? There has con'' a great ehnngr over the Methodist March In thin eliy oh tho question of mmnmernent., nn'I we think the change Is In the ri,eht direction,Many r lergym"n end •good Methodist hymen have long favored a reel ((aline ur *tx,ll- tinn of the neememenl eleenen in tit. rfls'Ipllne. Th' y ,,refer to nee the Mainline ehnuged rather than to nee It lgnor•d, and nuo•h rather than Raw It pro,lnt'n n 'onto of hy- p4e'rl.y Ih ten .earth. But the Quern Rtreot Melhoillytn have et- teekexl the erred in from a new point, and k wilt ba strange If Nr. .Tohncton anti 4,1. eoneregallon, In *mite of the purify of 1h,•Ir mntitex, ,lo not roved n chorea of dissent. Twenty sits Japanese merchant. w,x, here h"rn wo-kl•rg at the than Fran Marry Union iron Work*. who" were (1111 .g the pl brei of aim • of the Am erienn "feel workers, are on strike for a whortew day. JUDGE COMMITS SUICIDE, tiling the "Muuts of luuucrully teedrreted." Vleuua, Jan. 14. - Dr. Holzinger. Viet -President of the Vienna Crlml- ual Curt, ouwwttted sulckio to -day by ehooting himself. He was 65 years old, and fur the bust 110 yearg had prenatal over all the moat reura- ttucal trials lu &leagut. He wee uni- versally feared by criminals uu no- couut of the severity ',f itis reu- tehure. The Goverumeut found In hlw a willing tool, especially acetate:. the Sexlultrtr, On a dusk lu the room In which his dead body WAS found WAN a paper. rontalning it meet -ago to the effect that he war afraid of losing bur eye- sight. It concluded with them words•. "I bat good-byo to life, and am tired of the world," The Arbelter Zet- tang says to -day that his coffin mCi he followed by an army of 'pule of the innocently oondetnntd to boar wttneee against the dead judge. SAW NIS MOTHER KISSED. Boy's Damaging Testimony in a Divorce Case. WOMAN DENIES IMPROPRIETY New York. Jan. 14. -Not only Mr. and Mra Oakes and Mario Del ti 1, oho co-respondent, were on the wit - netts stand yesterday in the Oike* divorce trial, in the Supreme Court, before Judge Truax and a jury, but the cha.1 Paul also testified. Hu was the strongest wittiest, against the woman. 11. WAS a trying day for Mrs. Oaken, but .4414 proud herself equal to the ordeal. '.Vitlt a titch 0f relief eke left the court room late iu the after - neon at the close of the evkleuce. Mra Oakes .'muted a Ilttle jacket, ata, turning to the hey, demon- strated to them that oho txvld take o11 her waist by uphooklnse It at the back without the ab$'stalce ed her mall. She exph.lue,l lele because of tri, statement made by her maid that rho could not undress herself and lad sent her out of the r while they were In London, when Del S:11 escorted her hue after the theatre. Sae denied poaltively that there ever was the .lightest act of imre- prlety between herself and Del S d, er that ells had mild hie expense& abroad,- but the severest tent el the day for her was when her bright-eyed nine -ear -old run Paul was spited to testily against her; net the final wit- u,se In tlto cane. A. elle looked at took him, when lie the witness' chair, her eyes filled with tears and her mother love showed Itself plainly as ,he seal In a, phatdleg voice:. "Olt please, don't do that ; don't ask him to tetitlfy against his mother I" But her plea was not heeled, end the little renew testified he RAW Dol . ides es her a A MOST BRUTAL CRIME. girl Choked to Death in De- fending Her Honor. BODY SF.OVED UNDER THE ICE. (klcagu Jan. 13. -Confined in a cell to the Maxwell tercet rtattva lr Louis Thum., charged-1with eau of ehnr the wort houand brutal Inur- uere lu tie memory of the Chicago puttee. At time weeny morgue her Ida tk;ttut, Menole Lamm, 21 years old, a pretty Norwegian girl. Her body woe recovered from under the ice 1a the Chicago river yesterday. At time saws ra0Wo0 is held Rob- ert hetrrlg, 22 years old, who rays 4141 Wow au aye-wltueer to the el- legud murder, which occurred early loath%) morning of tart week. Kelr- Nig Is the accuser of Timing and to the prevent of that precast Kels- elg tole the police a rteriltug •fury y Detectay morales. Hie statements ✓ esulted in the pollen dragging the Chicago. Burlington ant Quincy slip at Twenty-first and Sangamon. street., where the body of Miss Lar - eon was revov.rod anti removed to the et.unty morgue. Minnie Larsen, It le said, wintered to oho steamer Peerleee, of the Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Com- pany's Ilse, tnoorol In tho Burlington net rt Monday everting, and at 2 o'clock Tuesday nutmeg rho lost her Ilfe, w le said, In•a desperate - bhrug&he fur Her It .nor. Keb,elg says that he intimated the - fierce battle, and the says lie saw Thome stragelo his ab;tlu, todeath. Tho ' i also confesses that he a'- Thome to carry the body from tee boat and throw tt into the river. A portion of hist se . temovnt wascor- roborated by Mies • uterine Benne- berry, connected w Is the 1111uota Free Employment Ago. .y, 9 Cann! street, Thome wan a cook on ,.ard the Peerless, which has been led np for the winter In the Bur ngton slip. Ills wife lived w;th him, but she was absent at the time of he' alleged murder. Monday afternoon ghouls went t the free employment office, where he met Mbsr Larson. lite young wo- man was seeking a position and nom She Accepted r ['lace. offered by lhoms as cook on the steamer. He made an appointment to meet her at Twenty-first and Sangamon streets that evening and to (-wort her to the boat. 'file two mot by appointment and the young womb was 1u/dulled In lite kitchen of tiler steamer. She Inter retired to a room adjoining the kitchen. About 2 o'clock In the morning young Kel.slg was aroused from Ills slumber by hearing Thome, It U said. demanding admittance to the young woman's room. Site, however, refused to admit Mut. Then he re- minded the woman that ne washer employer and that he wanted her to prepare breakfast for him. "1 was Bleeping on the kitchen floor: Kalil Ketoslg. "Miss Larson, or Minnie, as lhoms called her. came from her room nod asked where the meat was,.kept. Thome pointed to a door and said the meat cod.l,l be found outside. The woman started toward It, when 1 hews 1.e40rd thee Her. forced her to the ground and chok- ed her uptll she was dead. r`fIe attempted to asenarlt her, but she fought furiously until dead. Then Thom. secured a long knife and tfereatenel to k111 me unless I helped him to carry the body from the boat. First TTomm tied several pieces of Iron to it rope and then wooed it \around her neck. I took the body �b th 1 d Thome took_ hold the pier at Liverpool a year ado. s mother looked at him longingly, n 1 his voice was till .f a tretm,r a►s h toll his story. Iltch was Bnmewlta shaken on cross- minnliun. His mo her'' eyes f41 - t m AN he left c court room. ace did the troy 1 k at hr.'. I, wuu, l+ nn xra Inger, tall, nn of coMmandtng with Nark heir, dame all em Malan a few wet'ke neve of dr•frnding the Oalee Ito denied that tad her 0r nrted int - her In any mnnneI' y had been her crop a at the nig In I i 1 f NetDri o� broad Irirre'rl d preeenre, the way f for the pit . heifer of he head ever' ',roperly tnwa and Bold he si 1 e.enrt throughout ela(Mn of her e eft. Oaken, "tont, sixty, In a most e • ny haired mid tic manner farted hl" wife ecelerd the ng him to the legs an o the eh si4dere. "We carried the body from the boat and then oat upon the Ice of the river. A hole had already been chop- ped In the ice la order to secure -tor vasa on several boats -tied - up In the Slip Theme pushed the body into the water head first and It Immediately, sank. Then we went back to the boat and Thome went to bed. I greens he slept / the re- mainder of the night. but I was too frightened and rem.bned up." Veered for His Life. c t denied he bed ever req t n vtelt Del S ,I, tin ha.l singer at his home, belle a-avettf'mrta, Int time that 110 was it 'count case will go to than jury th noon, after the summing up sci. 011. The after- s coun- BENV[R RE .C'tl OF THUG Citizers Organize Vigilance Patrol Guards. FREQUENT ATTACKS ON WOMEN. Den ver,Jtime:T.-Multiplicity of mute dere of attacks upon women even Ln broad daylight iu thdir own homes, of street rotes -view and of borglarles and Rife bitwingr, has brought the city of Denver face to face with the Vigil/two Committee. An in the old okays, wheel the streets "ran with blood,'wi• I e e n horse thL vee stretch rd their lengths from the meet con• vettlent tr'e, the Committee of Pub lie Safety could find. when mur- dererm found the shortest way to the gall30'., armed (1itiseae fire to be cotme their owe policemen, !', Plane for pructleally taking the gunt-d:ng of the city out of th a henole of the ',etc.., who have proved Wkolly snadrtlaate to put an eat -to the 'tei- rorleln that prey/die, were completed to -day at a mann meetistg. A coma. m.ttee a .afety WAR appointed and the member. of title I t dy were stn. powered to call on any or all citizens miff:-T'oemean wird-tarry a re- volver (MAI knife. The resedutlonn provide that this Improvise.) head of citizen guard. Is to patrol the entire city, both iuelne,n end reel. rimetlat 54.44ete, The larger smut- tier of men will look after the deep• !ng population at night, but owing to the lioltl fi yrott t ertm"h tint have been recorded the v:glbnae•e will not 1,n relieve6T GTible the won iw etining There will be it. day petrol that will he equal to nil p,.,.ihh' emergencies, Wlthing the Inert year there here hre.'n thirty-two assaults committed npnn women of Denver. In at leant four of th.. caara the victims Imre been innunieredin one of them hew the author of the crime been brought to punishment. Most od these crimes have leen committed at night. Some of them hear follnwee attempt. of the vk+elnls to g., upon or return frum v1eltw to the Nampa of neighs horn, ten vlrttlms bring alone upon the wtreet when attacked. In other (owes the attacke neve been made In tlnvlight daring the nbsenco of alp members of the family except the ,Io- tim herself. (k,ld-blooded) murder ham been the price of real/tatce to the nenallantw. The crime that finally turret the et(4.0,e to nctlr•n wan the nttark made upon Harold Frledbnrn, 14 .vwtre old, end hie .inter. The two young pr.rpin were Renting when at .orange man made ndvenees to the girl. Tlue hey defended her with ell hie might. For him reeletante he was wandered nett then the risgewridwers girl woe dr: red awry to a Bert .pet by the murderer, who left het, finally aimed I1fNesa. Kelsefg nays he was coolly by Thome and, til own life, he decideed fro for a rein? of his strep dny. ()n that etched con- aring for d o escape the boat. Thome sent the boy newepapor and Keisling did not He went direct to the home s ter at No. 567 West Herron un t, ero he remained til Bun- y he decided to Inform the pollee o the alleged crime and wont to the nalpnrt avenue sta- tion, where h . told the story to L ieutenant' Bala$. THE PAN-AMAHICAN MESS Suit for Foreclosure Makes More Trouble. THE E Buffalo, Jan. 18,-S1ortly before 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon the sum- er and complaint In the foreclosure anima urideb liens beenthreatened-for some time agaln.t lite Yen -American Property wan hl'xl with the County t l.rk. The complaint le different from deer usual foreclosure complaints In that It asks for the appu)htmeet Of a rr•cehwr Who will be able to nego- tiate the snln of the pri perty. • Tito . plaintiff le the .tensa Is the FLl.lity Trust Company, as trustees. Attorney t'renklin 0. Locke prepared the complaint. The complaint sets forth that this action pertains to the Issue of the ilrst mortgage 110n4,, Made In July, 1000, amounting to 111:=,500,000 In par %aloe ; that the FWehty Trust ('om- pnny, In Its capacity of trustee, cer- Iflel to the Issue and accepted the first mortgage as security. The complaint state.. that 91 per rent- of the principal haw been petal nal follow.: On Sept. 14th, 1001, 56 .per cent.; on Oct. 26th, 'AA per cent., on NA?. 1st, 5 pee cent. This leaves 7 per cent. unlink!, The beginning of (hie *titian Intro- -111cm, nil .orts of complications, not he Ir'art being, It IR RAM, the block - ,ng el the plan to sell the tinkling. 0 the Chicago Wrecking Company nt Its offer et 690,000. The answer '0 the complaint must be flied with ha Trust Company's, Noyes. within wrnty days, and will be awallet! with Interest. Claretwra Levy, a piing New York- er who came to Hamilton, nr•rmnda, •,n the .anomer Trinidad, seeempan- tee by n r,r*'. 'AMMAN 0nhlestee Th- elrre shortly after his amen}. He ' new very violent. Levy bis ma_ wee 4,1 New York.