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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1893-11-30, Page 6a ation of Mats.. BITS ABOUT GOONOD. Wiese 'anti Walt .er . a ifeelitleal Windbag- . Wohas Moir* Nadel FOV Nana -One Wicture ars Good as Atuotheir-A 'lucky JournaLliat Petram Nov, HE two most gram mime feetivale la the whole year are hop- ., pity passed and Paris is iteelf again. Yes- terday wee Ad Settle' Dem and the day tere AU Salute', or Toussaints, as it le called here. To is r; always demi!) to 0 judge the real feel, loge of Ririetans on a Ali Sahibs` Day. Some ljJTJ of thepeople go ES1)00 dressed in deen mourning, elating ichurohee and cemeteries, while others crowd remelt the theetwee and. muftio hallo, where the meal holiday afternoon performauccei take place. Am a natter of feet, the Woussaints is a merveleus "medley tof inouraing and festivity. Ali the publio effieee, the berths, the Bourse and most of the shops are closed. Cheap ex- cursions bring in the country people and titer boulevards are crowded theoughout the afternoon. All SoulsrDay is the real time for rementhering the dead,. but the busy °lama ustally take advantage -of their emancipation from toil to vied) the cemeteries on the public festival of Wenesaint. Hence the eemeteriee were full of mourners throughout the day and the roads in the vicinity of Pere Lac:heath, Montmartre, Mokaperneme and Saint Ouen wereeecasionally thronged with multitudes of men, smarten and ohildreh ail evelaribg the Belle trappings of wee. Toussaints on the whole le a most dismal holiday. Oa All Souls' rain fell in the morning, but the afternoen was comparatively fine and Perisians were enabled to rearms their pitgrimeges to the oemeteriee. The annual Boston of visiting the tombs of departed Mendel of femme Perms has by no means fallen off. Nearly 400,000 people pulsed through the gatea of the ptincepal burying places. Freele flowers were platted by sympathetic hands on the Mahe of Abelard ad Heleise, Alfred de Melva, Anber, Edmond About and many mere, while crowds of citizens pawed to gaze at rn the menueetts of ether celebrii ties n Pere lachaine. Fatuous graves in Montparnalso received similar attentions ; while at Mont- martre, Horace Vernet, Theephile Gautier, larederie Lernaitre, Heine, Stendhal or Bayle, Murger, Madame Itreamier, Btrlioz and Offenbach were net forgetben. The tomb of S nson, the executioner of battle XVI and of Marie Antoinette, is in the eame cemetery, and Wee likewise a tempor- ary object of public attention. • THE CZAR sou) FO AvELLAN. la\‘I'rareirte'Ll A good many stories are in clroulation anent the Russian efficient -vial% and some are More or less amusing. °se of the illus- trated jeurnois published 300,000 chrome lithograph portraits or. the Czar and as enany et Admiral Aeolian. No one wanted 'the Czar, but Avellan sold out in a fow hours and the public; were clamoring for more ; they wanted them quicker than the 'press could roil them off. There wee only ene thing to be done. and that wire to out the Czar' neone from the bottom of his like. nese and lithograple the Admiral's instead. Both are bulky, both wear big epaulettes, both are fair, both wear their bawds out in the same way and are nearly to same age. Thie was done with the effect of an immediate mho. &mere were _delighted with their bargains. They had only had distant 'deem of the Admiral, were Arnett ' withthe fidelity of the poitraitiet, and enjoyed bhe portraits the mere, beerause the t Idol ef the hour bore, az they, thought, "a visa° resemblance to the Ozer," wbo now Passes for being the guardian archangel of Republican France. E,ETENT/oxr or THE musCovITE SC01E:Mum Everything is Russian in Perla now, and ,this winter In the ball -rooms of the grandmonde there will be no waltzing a /a ffrancai,',e. The deorie bee gone forth that lownolaines and mondain,es with any pretee- atone to that emignetien are all to perform the pepuler dance a ra Russe -that is to Bay, all the fair ones wilt beleng to the males in turn, and will chaege partners as they whirl reined to the fascinating strains of ' the orchestra,. This will interfere a goad deal with whet is facetiously termed des conversations • criminelles ; but, perhaps, parents, guardians, daemons and hue bands will not look upon the change with disfavor. Russian mud°, hate, coats, beote, oultuary diehm, and in feet eveiything beet atnesians do drink, wear or eat, le quite the rage. Pariehans have tried hard to intro- duce Ressian words lute their vernacular, but in that have happily failed, for the Parisian mouth eanuot pronounce thorn nor the evanescent memory retain them. PorATICAL WINTineas, In Oh city of political surprises one never knows who le likely to bound int* mopularity as firat favorite of the people. A lot of °Welders are always in the running and trying their level bulb to oeurb notor- iety, bub few of them get beyond a success d'estime. One of the more fortunate lately has been M. Arthur Moyer, a gentleman of Banda° origin who owns and rune the • srewepeper Glau2oi8. His assiwance 18 °otos- _mai, and his 'auceress shows that he under- • stands how to bait his hooks, since the Republicans of the Government are begin - 'Wog to bite at them He showestalent in having, made the pommel= and cocodettes, few of whotn are rattily euperior in virtue to fatem, theb the tutiverte revolves around them. He wee e Boulangisto-almora • a rolittery renimand begets his newspaper terser oe R yalish, which he oontinuerito he, the Retelets enjoying the feel's pars- -31m L dattleis efforde them. Thin hoseever, did nob vrevent him the tither night at the Opera Meese from Ing the the President of the Republio. Though rionf,• it mai he wha hed the honor of mai- -ducting the Adtbassedress of the iew-hating Maar to the State hoe. /kit Jesse, not ether 101106004 ,Era *sable, but there whit' have not . boort• carefully educated- streagerterelly speaking, as tuners weed)* In r tact nee Oferietien anelits. M. Meyer 'IS net dem/aloe afie tasked the yenrig thiehree detimerre aid her reititheMitelinir to the operate Loreto, Where they tioulet not help toeing hi the front stet ot *first titer hoz Enitienne eitioneett, thO 'bete, _her of tricks to the tebbite of:thei.awrio: egts;. tho Due ,drirser brother of the yearig Dedham de Levis* ended ble etertrateteirely ih Afriee 1 Watifbeetatute . F . equandered in the society of Om )(rabbi Weer aheat $300 000 alienlereaT Or A 417The 0000117i. M. Mere* sber Weald deabtlese bav remsinedIn tlw osooadaat tad nOt Dumont, a political AdVebtOY*41Ightiod a his hopes and kneeked • his atiolretlonii into emithereeUs . by publiabilag ttli the world 1! tow utunorory facts coacetutull Mileett it!te9 career. He bas• branded him aa- baviOg conameuced life by beteg the seeretery to a nalafricani detrifoneadaftter knewe as BiAnehe •etrAht,t8D7. ,t•ka Was a PleattY blender lie Whey% 25 or 26 years t4gas Ale stage afferded• a skew place and market for her cereal oharme. Cleverness wee not her forte. Be- fore the exabedive outran the eanalable she went to Rgypla ,„ A good deal et tlit money he Was then borrowing flowed threush her .boutleir. Zola imied, is her •rair , flesh, the Venetian glow of her hair, and episodee tamd looldente of her career, materials for • his typical Nana. Like Natia,the died of Smallpox is, a firand hotel, not during the turmoil and publiteagitution that followed the War .of 1870, but a few years lister. ller body being allowed to lie for a few days on the death bed .ib lemmata a seamier% centre et ;plague. Old d' frienda " wane nit deterred by the changer of contagion from ottendieg her funeral. The obeematee were a Parisian evens, or • rather s eeoet. ler La Vie Paritienne: all the jonieneurs de gra?icle marote e.tadi the gilded gonarneaux sittend- • Me. A number oi professional beauties, not knowing of what malady elle died, attended else, and to the ruin of the pretti nese of moue of them. Meyer i',0e BS a •natural consequence challenged Dunn:let, .and a bloodiees duel wel follow in due ,eourse. 330,3/lever ir boar politically and socially Settled, ell the some. REninilSoENOHE Or GOIJNOD. A good Many Merles of bhe groat compost'. are found to speak ill of blur 'ea is so fre- quently the •case with delmact Freoch He was the moat offaele mad tua- affeeted of men, as aiMple as a chill, and his door would,,. had be been allowed te have his way always', have been opal to evereboay, from Czer to beggar, Who might happeo to pate by and wieh to °all • upon him. ,Iiie wife was madly jealous of him, not only jeelons of pretty women (as would have been natural, for the im- mortal anther of "Fant" wart an Jude. fatigable admirer and fervent lover of the fair sex), but of alt kinds of beluga, old and young -men -isomer., children, animals, no matter what", that approached her huebend. Idatiame Gonned guarded, her reroute as carefully aa ever a Turk gnardrd the ladle?, of his harem, and etrfet ordere were given to the concierge not to •saiinit ,anyenc to pee the greet) composer whom name was nob •down on a certain Itst drawn up by Madame Gouned. The beet time to find Gewalt in was in the early morniog, about 9 o'clock, and the/coif the caller as oue of the favored ones, he would be admitted to his music room, and mere likely than nob be would play for him en hie beantiltel organ and sing. He had no voice'and yet hia Waging was a delight never to be femotten. A CONTEBSATIoNAL °EMUS. The taxi) beat thing to bowleg Geuned play and sing was to bear him tele, in hot many r people (himself included), thought that the musician and coroperier ev•as inferior to the caution and philo- sopher. His elequence was extra- ordinary, and his wealth ef novel and intim eating and profound lama meat remarkable. If started at some profound subject, may, some religious topic, or amine abetract sub- ject such as love, he weed imolai forth a torrent' ef impassioned eloquence or an hour, and then go to hie organ and, remark- ing, "And now 1 reuse tell you that ail over again ia tousle," play the meet divine haimozies and inelodier-ell the inspiration of the moment -end meaterpieces which were never transcribed, but were fergotten the moment he itfo his mat) at bhe lastru- ment and never agake recalled or mode we of. In all matters Gonnod was the moeb generous of men, not only In the actual giving of menet?, but also in the wing of his geeing .for other a without expeotation of remuneration of any kind. His RINDIcastli OrnispoSiTiox. 1 t- 0 ,i The Terribly ?dutilated Body of a Young Woman in the Riier. , SOME FIEND'S VICTIM. Probably an llabitstooftbelaives Butchered .. by Boatmen -Ghastly Eueriaianientler the Grewsl-Who WM fila? RIPPER' IN NEW URIC Apeor journalieb came to himonceand beg- ged him to write a them foe hece-thab la the music, preralshig to pay the composer with eheprefitsrand flaking hint to confer thisfaveo on him as a charity, aliegiug destitution, wire and family In want erad es forth. Gonned'e anewer was " fiefonpauere anti." Taking up a piece of merameript tenses end pressing into the applicant's howl, he said, 'Don's:speak teemed mewl:nem' or youWill offend me, Take th'jusb watten it, and third: it pretty. Do whem you like with it, and if lb be the means of barigingennlighb into yeur home I obeli be mote richly re- paid then by any money, U.'he on y thing 1 ahould advise you 'o do in your own interest is root to sell the song outright. Yeu velli get a more iasi•hog begtrfit by it in reserving your rem, and olontenting your- self with a royalty," A LIVING 017V Or OM! Sons. The jotirnaltest &Rowed Getazood'e (advice, and floe years later -or ham bed froin the very trab brouget rem In en Monne eti $2 400, er $200 a melte.- aim iccomee wee still continuing. rEf Georted's heuney never Ohms n br him but reree to blank him, end all the ermestre raid was, "Thank God for bovine favor we a talent by which I eau mare people happy 1" •Gounod enly took two years be writa "Pallet," and could loose demi le sootier only tbat he was brietsuptea. He wrote the "Machete Meagre Lee" rzt the middle of it. rip/out," he teen tv,us AO temple that it eurprieed peipie. tell tee et:trice were expecting bernothing yore deep. e sertiog of the motomby teem pileo he im- mortal poem, and to they cite not at fiat quite know whet to 31133t1 oP the Extreme rimpierity et the new wine, trod Lair 614h. plicIty 'aa nob aceiderne a nut the rroulo of much thoughtful and oun fel ready. Gemmed rad all during the Joiner pert or hie iife consteut terror of twe nalefertemee happen- ing to him ; the en, bemertieg blisia, and the other becoming rood, Teeterd the tied lois eyesight very [moldy raided him, and as he was a genius, and as every genius is more or lora mad, his mind tetro ceetertde eel) at any time as tbet, ol tire preform vulgar. He became to excited over all motters and he smoked toe much, New Veils. The most stylish vette en of bleak tulle with close ehorti le dote of whiteoe with a white finish el trucheere hum seafiops as a border'. °there hems witie.e epreire ett over bee face, or else heve two or ehrie verat narrow edgings or velenolennee, eitheepare white or orearrecolotedt' • Sates of them .veile are in rotsk Miami with round cernere, while tethers are square.00rnered and. in 'Scarf ehape.mehreloperht Romer „ Lower .04ifornia, where lead yery cheap, l ati Well eesptHit for tomcat imiltute or the $1,000 an acre groves ot Stal/y. Tesoro wills prOfenri to *,,v4• 11 leforeled Bay th,e Cuban revolution will go on. • A men May, bearelortraly beta through hie' list, but be ean6t 84)6 theatre a Wettish'es' 1)&6(04101Y rat the' theatati. • .• •NEW 'kr mac, .Nofh •ESTDEDAY tnoruiog, evuleueee of what fie doubtless a brutal mum •• [11-4•:11146-v::d°i4P713, ewt wheiceini der tfame to light in the two sheeted near the font of Jeffereen street. This•altp is used aa ca •e loadieg pl3cia for Ught- se ere and • yesterday the svace „bstween the piers wee pretty well 'dwelled with them. To emiloyess of the New )(orb, New, Haven & Harifort RAiltsay Compeny, which uses pier 46 as a freight depot, were the diet to see the body of a woman floatiog bee downward in tile clam' water between the 'lighters and the New EIRVOD d The body was that of a young and stoutly built woman apparently under. thirty pare of age: In life mho might have been comely, but this is mere tommise, for somefiendian hand had cat and palled the features in snob a merciless fashion as to render their symmetry a mockery. There was every indication that this woman had only yielded her tile after a fearful struggle, and hoer and vvhers she encountered her assamin aro questientr to nh11)11 rt0 aneiVer is as •yet fonhoom- ingi The face, throat and soap were out In dye places and coagulated blood filled the wounds. The largeat wound was in the forehead, running from the hair in the right temple econte to the onteraide of the bat eyebrow. There eves a terrible gash in the throat to the right ef and a little below the obin, looking as if the murderer had turned hit Noire around before withdrawing le There were aloe two outs in the throat wider the left ear The acalp was laid open from the • top ef the right ear to the roedian line of the skull. There was a terrible bruise on the left breast. The fleshy lete of the left ear, which had berm a "cheap gold plated earring, wee born away. In the lower parb of the abdomen there was a wound which suggested the handl- work ef "Jack the Ripper." The cearse black fork was knotted and twieted into ropes as if the murderer bad held his violin by it while he cub and abashed with kis knife. The body was only partially robe& • It lay in the street covered by a , few empty Kasha for four hours before the city hearse arrived to remove lb. During all this time the brisk west wiod played havoc with the rude ehroud, blowing its edges this way and that, and affording horrible entertain. ment to the carious crowd. • Morgue Keeper White made a careful superficial examitatien of the remain% He found three teeth missing in the left upper j9.17, but the rest were in a good state of preseryatien. There was apparently no fracture of the skull, He deolared that tbe outs were doubtless made by a knife -prob- ably a sailor's jaek-knife-wielded by amen meddeneri by liquor. The ceronor'a physi- cian aid not, of course, turn up to perform the offipial autopsy. The'glrl could not have been much' more Van 25 mars of age. Appearatems go to show that she was probably an babibue of the tough Water street divers usnoft affooted by elation off for a spree. She might have been tolerably geed looking. The theory of the police regarding the murder its that the woman was lured aboard a malt along the river trent or went thither willingly with some of the tough tharaetero wheat infett the lecality. Ib is suppeeed that the • "growler" was worked freely until all hands became intoxicated and that then in the drunken row whith ensued the Wentahreceived the Injuries which °Wised her death, Mem giiINED RV ELM:T=0TV. New Smote Or monamomitng Introduced In • a Brooklyn, alien: On the plate glees window of a modest - looking ehop, about a block 'up from the bridge entrance, In Washington street, Brooklyn, is eeameled the align " Elmore Shine, 5o." "New step up and have year tames shined by electricity, eleettocuted, as it were," shouted a vigorouslooking young Man, who aimed beside a curious b arrangement). rThe box was four fees or so high, the same number of feet wide, and a fees in width scram the top. Two large oval holes were in the middle of the front oi the box, and there were two Whore, some. erbat meatier, directly ander them. Tree levers were etiolated to the side of the atruetrare. On the vial above the box were wen boxes suppled with creeks, on which was bhe advice "Poll knob this vvey." • , A New York Sun reporter tried to push his them into the large' holes. Something mated them bask The reporter'e feet were not heavy enough to woluttand tho shook which the r recetved. "Put 'ern in the hole aetairs and grasp that handle," mid the eporator," ired I'd regulate tbe armed a ram' The imparter homed himself and fele something torreheng around his sheets. Thie toreethine 'Was en oval broth. In- side of it in a 'revolving weeel. The brush first cleans the theme There from a tin b, x settlen the armature liquid blacking drop) upont tho ohms. Wee brnah again moues Mee wrote,. and pathos the sheep. Only the elea of tbe oboes are pollithed, ho ever._ Slacking the ahem tote the lower ant Broader holes the tom are cleaned and pallethed., , • Before the reporter left the there the natehbee was doing a ruelriog business. ' New Geld Field in Australia.. A new ge/d field hes boon discovered in Waitron Aueerodo, and is reported to be of 11180.440r richneeft. A mirompondent of the IdaP gineeriNg and Mining Jom-nat state thet the first doh eta dm le tote field grave 00, yield of 9,000 omelet, of gold from ably 44 tons of matte Tito urines are locatee le a attract 'nitwit*, about 350 utiles from Perth, on the weft emote enti look of water anti difficulty of trearaportation will make their development comparatively slow. . She -Now, deers I think we ought to be. 1n to precthes. economy right from the yeti fleet. 'He -Weal -en ruppeso, then, we beam touch morsel Of the tweed yeti bake: jest lay It alt *way. • ' " Alettantite't respire what, they Mal theto whorl the yOul•blok blenec ha* worn " off- prone4nahly hecanie the fermermget Ifie thorapt far 'keeplag thorn warner/el/ fresh trot of filo oht arinnals., AWFUL RliCORD OF CRUELTY. Prison Rehrmer Brockway's Methods • of Torturing Convicts. • SUMMARY OF THE liVIDENC13. A hauctimonlions fiesuudrel With FoNver of ldfe and Dentia -The Dig Filthily - Suicide Front Fear -Beaten to Beath btarved-The littd Bet Irou--Chaine for aline Days. • E' LiIIIIL A, N, Y. Nov. - Th , °bargee of brue antlinhuroantrent meet mectoterains tiMpe Z R. Brook t Ivey, of the Etcetera N. Y. v reformatory, lave bee thoroughly korestigate by a oenureitithe of th Soato Beerd of Cearitiee Itrookway arba euperin tendent of the Nivel Hone° �f Correction MIS yews age, a premium Sunday Sehool wetter WA foitoder of the Brockway miesien on Russel street, in thitt city. Scores ef witeeasee have boon examined not only harreatee and ex.conviets, bu prison keepers, guards, foremen. and Mite offices's. Evert the prisen provident teseified. Is wee shown that Brockway Rheims oilid the " paddling " himself ; that inmates have been hung np by the write,earth in the /woe, struck over the eyes, hr on the head end beaten with a ruhber hose; that blows of the paddle have been leflieted regardless of the organs they might injure; thart deaths and sulodoe have °poured with atreng grounds for the auspicion thab bbey resulted from h ia cruelby ;sad that Brockway did this' on his own responsibility and with- out legal Benetton. I'RONt 33ATIER00311 TO GESTE. 'tomato John Murphy, No. 5,355, is be- lieved to have been killed by Breckway'e porldlirog. The record in the books of the reformatory was put before the committee. It read as followe Received June 14th, 1892; reduced Nov. 811), 1892; paddled Jan. 140, 1893; paddled main Feb. 22 d, .1893; paddled again March 7th,1893; pad - dice amain April 28th, 1893; died in hospi- tal, 2.30 a. m., Jurce 10th, 1893. Arthur L Manley, *ornery an ()facer of the refernatory, teetlfied that he had heard the screams and oriea off boys whom Brock- way Vi11,13 paddling in the bathroom. "1 heard a little fellow," he maid, "yell to kindly in the bathroom thee) he oeuld be beard dear up to the ;mord room flora." One Inall received 24 blows at one pad- dling. An inmate was found whaled been paddle18 times by Broshway. Daring the tour the Invereeigeting. Com - trade° found the long, bent iron hook whicha hosted rea-hot', was used to ms.ke prisoners come out of their cello. Brock- way mid it was heated a gloater of a tolie away and " get cool before being brought over. SUICIDE MON YEA% Magnus Gesberger, No. 2,534, a former inmate of the reformatery, is behoved 3o have committed ectiolde as a rawat of his fear Of Brechway's peddling. He Wall re- ceived Jan. 25th, 1887, and took his OWII life Ulrich 16th, 1888. Several paedicia were produced by Brock- way and put in evidence. The latest one nerd hed the following dimeasions: Length of strap, 1 foot 10 inches ; length of bundle, 1 foot 2 Inches; witith or strep, 3 inchea ; thielmees of strap, 3.16 of an mob. The testimony showed that for trifling offencee men and boys wore condemned be be peddled. If the prieoner would not COMO Ottil of his cell he Wee pitied out with a ' RED HOT IRON HOOK, like a wild berme He was then dragged to the bath -zoom, flogged with a strap until his screams of agony could be heard all ever tem building, end tient bards to his oell with diacolored eyes and blood pourieg from his lacerated back. Opie keeper awsre that 'benever 'saw a man,, come from the bath -room seithoutra block eye. Their fame were frequently °petered with blood. Frank L. Wallace, for refusing to tell where his mother and sisters lived, was chained for nine days and nights in • a e• H- arry cell in such a positioa that he dould not stand up. Afterward, In an interview with Brockway, the latter thated John in the face. He was then plaeed In solitary conanement for four months en two meals a day. One man left the reformatory with a withered and sightless eye, the result of a Wow by Brockway.• ' A convict rearmost Earl, eon of an under- taker in Brooklyn, was a bright boy when he eoterrd bhe reformatory, but now ho 18 a gibber's, g idoe, the alieged result of Brock - way's paddling. IIENDIell INGE/T.171w. Brockway wed to sinew himself in the beth-roomrby dmoing and abuffling behind his vietina uoill the latter looked around, when he would give him a terrible blow In am fame Sometimes the victim thougtt Brockway htet gee through, and looked around to make euro; sometimes he looked over his ehoulider to calculate wben the next blow was coming. James Beyd, formerly a steward in the reformatory, said the care of an idiot) hey 'palsied Cox was notorious at lite ante, t Coen eyes were no wig knotked out of hie liked. Head -keeper. Holpire who aseisted Brockway in beating this bey, told )3oyd after ward that his heart bled for Car, even while belpieg to punish hint. Halpin told Boyd that while Brockway was evrtingtng the prdile carennd hie head and COX Wag atm:ding netted, bet, uncoil- toitere, with en atretohed 'mins modest the wall, Brockway kept &owing amend, de, laying, every blow' a mintier or two, and thee torturing Cix into turning his heed, whereupon Brockway would rump for ban and bring dowe the big eole-leo her atomise the licy'e face. The piddle was alwaye soaked in tomer before helves med. semegroo .rincono. Older Cies* Hoppa be Naivete, a recurrd of paddles/re at tte reforenetory, When qatationed by the inveettge.tIng corn. ;Attlee, he said it would take eight °leeks a nriontb. Tee oorepleted record -would comelet ef 1,000 thews) ef paprr, meth brqo feet "Amara Acrordirm to this etatenet there would be • remitter of maiy two peddling') to a page, . Theo would make gaits an elaborate, record In ordinary writing* as It wetted allovr a foot square of iturfetee ler each tette. The Breekwaydisoleseess art all the Moro rematireable from the feet dart for many 'years he lies been one of the leading priton Mariagfire,o ',the Mittel. Stater,, He look prominent pert inepelson enegresitem and 1.oenventlime.. • end wrote many article?' for leading inagazinca oideprfain restover. Li 110013 filth beet* a conispioniomt °berth mod Si:M- iley, schoril aorher, and wes generelly' re 'gamete() acmhutatale man. ' WDELEft OR MRS. EBERTri ? One of 'the Pair Tells a Story That is Botta°. IS HE HERO OR SCOUNDREL? 111 Consultation With the Follee-Wiseeler on the igath-Who Was the Dead Burglar's Fal 4-Dere1obments petted -Two Versions. Fmank Wheeler, whone /110110 bee boo mentioned in Chicago despatches in °own tion with the murder of his mother-lu-law Mrs. Cron is well known to Mr, H. Tremont. alevvyer in the Ornada Lite build ing. Mr. Travers says diet, set far aa h haw, Wheeler alwaya lived happily wit hie wifweriale here. • Whle eer was in bedtime for a couple o years at) a plumber' and steam -fitter all th corner of Bay and Adelaide tbreets, bu failed, and his oreditore reeeived male small percentage of What was duo them While living on McCrea street he reportre burglary which was aupposed to have bee committed et his hense. , Wire. Cron, the murdered lady, weal sister of Mrs. Gabbard, wife of the druggie of that name at the corner of Kiug in John streets. airs. Gabbard and Mrs Cron were members of the Tsveedie famty who Ave at Broadview, near Whitby which is one of the raestrespectoble femilie In the country.' When here about a week ago Wheeler i mid to have told a friend that had he no killed the burglar he (Wheeler) would hem gone crazy under the suspicion that he ha murdered his motherin-law for her wealth -Empire. ChIXOAGO, Nov. ---The meneationa °bargee; whieh have been made to the Mho that Mr. Frank Wheeler, of Wilmette formerly a well-known resident of Toroato was"reeponsible for the death of his mother in-law, Mrs. Cron, tete of Whitby, Onb, and the subaequent burniug of his house have gained no credence in police oiralee. The authorities place no cenfidetio whatever in the statements made by Mao Eberth, which are in effect that Mr Wheeler came to her some year or two ogo and expressed a desire to gob rid of hie mother-izelew and hie wife for the make e the money he said they possensed, and that he asked her to give them poison. In con- sequence, however, of these extraordinary statements beine deflnibeter nada Detective Smith sent to •Wilmette on Sunday to tell him that an important arrest had been mv,de and to ask him to corue to Inapeotor Sheeati . . office Mr. Wheeler went, and from 3,30 o'clock untll 8.30 Was sabjeoted tie., the closest kind of questioning by Ateistont Chief Ktpley, Inspector Shea and the four detectives who had worhed en the ease. Wheeler Was confronted by Mrs. Dr. Eberth, but she failed to substantiate her statement), and at the end of a five hours' exoneration both Anietamt Chief Ktpley and Inspector Shea declared they believed Wheeler to be innocent Right on the top of the vindication came further evidence following the apparent unfouoded nature of the charger,. Late Saturday militiamen, while hire. Samuel Dingee, Miss Dingee, Mrs. Stringer, Frank Berry and Wheeler were ;tending around the mine, a Women apprombeil and raid Mw wished to speak to Mr. Wheeler. She Head ebe lived with the Du Champs family in Wilmette. Monday the' was geicig over the, ruins anal found a revolver. Mr. Wheeler bad only two guns, both of .vellioh were saved, mad it is thought thht revolver belopged to ono of the burglars. The only strums feet about the find is that five of the six cartridges it centained have clearly been exploded by the hammer of the gun and neb ,by the heat. The next find was the training five -gallon ken:mono can. This was dug out of the basement. It watt always hope in a recess especially built for it on the back power, but ibm was found at the opposite end of the building. , Wben Assistant Chief Kipley and Inspec- tor Shea 'abrade:red their „suspicions of Wheeler work was begun with redoubled energy on the remaining duce. The first tried was the blood stains, and for the first time Mrs. Bunker was questioned. She told a story which convinced the debeatives they were on the right trail. She said the night of the tragedy she hoard several shots fired and looked one of her window, which is at the back of the house. A. noise in her back yard attreetted her attention, and she "sa.ye she dietinobly heard two portions try to soak the fence. One of them fell, and the other, with a enree, helped him up. At the saute moment, abe saps, her little daughter, who sleeps ' in the front of the house, ran into the r001:0 exclaiming " 0, mamma, two men ran across the alelowalk ln Mont and one fell down. The ether heaped him up and told him to hurry up, and then they both ran through to the beck yard." tThe spot where the little , girl saw tine men fall la whore the blood stains were found. Oa Monday afternoon 'Thomas Brooke found a string of dynamite ae,rtridges he hie back yard, WhiOli iIsright in the line of Wheeles's and Mro. Banker's houses. Speaking of the case, Inspector Shoe said: "1 am tabiedutely convinced that' Wheeler le innocent." Arai:sant Chief Watley said "1 regard Wheeler as inteocent. I feel sure it vvill be proved he a day or two. The dead bur. gar has boon poeitive'y identified by the keeper of a lodging house, at No. 32 South Clinton street, where the man registered E131 Logan. Welbaskey toile me he has a good description of the man's companion and it tallies with the desoription given ley Wheeler. orm bay' we Immo roe good a olun tthatboVeye the man will be eremite& Tee.finaing of tire reetalver ie !strange, but tt te is a ill sterger that five of the do shone should have been fired by the hammer, I don't know what to make of that. We hail Wheeler en the ramc for a long time and 1 woe well imprensed by him," Teo eoreeps maWilmette aro atilt Milling, and, therefore, Mr. Wheeler on Tumoral,' night again walkel into the Central Police Station. lie WAS accompanied by a bonds- man, and told Serge Broderick be bad eome propored o give ball in any, amount for his appears:roe at any time. f3ergh. Brederick bola Mr. 'Wheeler that he Wee not wanted by the pollee, and was not even under sue- pittion. • MO Wheeler was ',not inatiefiee, however, and as he was not gelembaok to WPmette that night he insisted on leaving his temporary address With the pollee. 0 o J Belie a Bitterest Misty. Chief Of Pollee Brennan was looked fu IMpeoter BOOS?, officio with the ,baspectter arid the details Of the Wilinetto butchery end burning Wore carefuliy gone- over bY the (Thief end • laSpootor:, A fiber() time laNer rraisk Wheeler; aocomptualed by a blond, 0444 '4, tile station and 'lee, 'at oboe leseted Ibi Chief ',Itrenneta,anil Inspector, Shea; Vithei line cif preeedera Was debe- 0 mined upon ie. not yet hump, but certain ht 41** the Peilee have gottee their 80000 wind h the ease, bud a farther mild iglior Investigation will follow, ThO Vase fore e net the only (roomy that is Min tide tragedy. °her agenoles are • at work invosiolgotieg the matter in 'ail Ito' details, end etartlieg develoOmenta may be copiloted within tee next few dep. Landlord Leiolet of the Bell lodging house, No, 32 011etert attest, who identided the body of burglar Logan as it ba V in the morgue, wen seen hy o reporter. He eald thee-, he lad not Aeon Logen ohne bisb Augest, when he lad) etoppad at his lodging hoose. He st..yea at the lodging haute several times'iwa dularie the times that he stopped there he bad several Paetiee call to ese him. The lett our, of dime Lajnie remembers wan about the eizo and build of Logan. Deteetimm alt work en the Vete claret to know svhe Wee lagan's partner en the niglatof the Wilinette murder, end say that they are confident that within the next few hours they will bake hitu into °embody, ' With all beat work tile pollee depart- ment haVO se yet failed to discover anything which would tend to omit dieureda, upen the story told by Mrs. Dr. Eberth teat Fltbru. ary to pawned rioputablo witueteee. HERE JSA NICE YOUNG FELLOW A Man of Many Loves end Mita • Aliases Who Wanted TO BE MARRIED SOME MORE, LONDOX; NE1V. • IR etRaAe NK atrestl3n6E e '2 c;:i°ek1t6igby:0.T E. ' DteotlLogan, charged withetealr • Ing baggage cheeks from the composts. Mr. Logen heti been looking ; for Bruce for semo i6 '!ekl) time -at hetet he wanted to find a I man • °ailed Ed , R ankle dime limb Friday, when a person by that pelmet re- ported to the G. T. R. dation agent at Bothwell that he had found an obw roction on the track and bad removed it He slated that it oorsteted of three rearoad ' ties, and that they had been Placed on the trench a mile and a quarter east of Tharneseille. The agent notified the authorities at Lon- don, aud Mr. Logan was set to work On the eate. Rankin laid that be would come up to Laudon on Friday eafterpoon and tell what he knovv abent it. Be dtd noti. show up, and on Saturday Mr. Lmau went after him. Since then he has bend that Frank Brum, Ed. Rankin moil Frink N. Watson are the Fame preen'and that tate Prisoner was amenalge to the °hasp of bigamy. Bruce, or Renkin, had been living In Dover Centre for mix er eighb weeks. ,He engaged to marry a youog woman in that place, and the wedding was tri mar in May. „ From lettere found en him ie is evil:lea that Bruce hart been leading a double life for some time. There are a couple from his wife living in Retimay; °Aim a• drelsed to Frank N. Watson, Parkhill. She implored him to come home from Parkhill •and Jive with her. , Sheirwas very lone10, woo dewed how he could live away he att. AO long. She •prayed thab he wa/ shun 41 evil ocimpeniers, as he had promieed her he would. . • The Rothsay wornam who • otaiere to lie Watson's wife, wrote candler letters shortly aftervowde. She said teat) she waa very miserable, and agahs implored him to conie heme and live with her. She told many little inoidente el homa lite in the quiet country village, and in a portroript said : "Bo sure and read your Bible every ray." Another letter was from a dream:taker bk. Brantford, eddressed to Freak Balm, Do- ver Centre, and Biped, " Year eistere Stella." , She htd truly been In Brantford a ehort time, and evict/may expected a visit from him, no, in the lettere after militing of a trip to Buffalo, she alrooat exclueiVely devoted herself Me a dearption of the• poaliti in which the lived, so thet heMoulch readily find her when he °woe. In a post- script ahe deroribee how to reach her by telephone and then tells him to write timer no she will know what name he was going by. . Another letter was written free' Dove Centre to his laments in .Niturinn, Ont. I it he told ef his engagement to a Dove Centre WOMV,12,, and saidethet the weddln wou/d take place in May. He ate mike them to send $25 at once. The letter w dated November 2ad, but had never bee posted. Front this it would seem" that Bruc& parents knew nettling of me netamage &Abeam In Dover Centre Brune ditipley a roll ef bills, and passed himself otf as unozteyed man, :while he was at the ea time writing home for money. Detect! Logan has found his roli of bide to °cruel of a wad of paper with a bill on the °Wad At the , Potioe Court thin roaming B wept like a child, and pretested hts inn cence, stating that he carried a ,Iiiele itt b pocket. He was remanded until Fria& The couple of cheese found on the man ft numbered 10,597. 3 • ' The Fighting lawyer ef alai The fighting laseyer of name Imaistere anti is approprie, ely nam Booker; At the Ellsworth Few he tinguithed himself by wrt edam and throw - hag a 900-ponod bull. The Ilee t thy beoloxtretb; Bovorefoot fence at a booed, Mopped a ' runaway hem with ens hand and remixed two ladles from danger He ib 5 feet, 9 inches In height and weighs 180 pouede, and has won the respect of all the lowyere bn the• Sheba. -New York Timm. 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