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SAN PAM.
Wounded Cared for by United
States Surgeon.
FINED FOR SHIELDING VICE.
Pollee Captain illateted in $1,000-
• Pennsylvania Railway Abandons
• TrOtley Systeni-Ohinese on a
Mission to Washington -Twenty -
'seven Victims ofDetroit Explosion
Washington, Dec. 2. - Secretary
Long to -day received the following
cablegram from Capt. Perry., of the
Iowa.: "Panama, Nov. 27. -Stubborn
fighting between contending forces
. yesterday near S.tn Pablo. Delayed
trains; requiring prudence and pa-
tience. There probably- will be fight-
ing to -day near Gatun. I have se-
cured assurances that firing shall
cease while trains are.passing. Forty
evoniaded Colombians brought in
trellis last nit. All oared for by
Dr. lerindlebera,xer, .(Signet i Perry."
A cablegram received' et the State
Department to -day from 'United
States Consul General Cadger, at
Panama, says:-"efileere Was a good
deal of fighting yesterday at Onge-
ting, in which. Gorerniamt forces
wore generally successful. The trains
are delayed."
. ••e Winked at Vice.
Albany, N. to Dee. 2.-A verdict of
guilty was rendered this morning in
the case of Captain Thomas .1,
IMa-
3nond, of New )ark eity, who was
accused ot having wilfluly neglected
to suppress vice in Jos preeinct. This
la a nalsdeameatior. The ease was
tried before a jury.
Captain Diamond was sentenced by
Justice Berrielk to- pew a, fine of
$1,000 or to be .imprboural In the,
A batty county penitentiary. eel:
lino was paid.
lerolley Plan a teallure.
Phillatit labia, Dec. 2. - The Penn
sylvdnia Railroad Cempany Ime bee
given forintj notlee or the perninn
ou abanj.nenlott• of the . troil.
eervlee between Afount !folly an,.
Burlington. N. J., atil or tho substl
tutiou •of steam.
The determination of the Penney/
Tauna t1k1tIsinileates that be
U.:laity eta a motive power for steam
raltro.tla has not proven tiatisrue
tory.
A (I !nese on tt Mission.
San Prami,eo. Dee. It Eixelte
meat has it eo eat:Go:11n "iiinatown
Seys the CltrottileV, by the arra
of a special tonts*.try of the thin
OtP. flowertamP, CAikedi Unit Tut. 0,4
--tellAMy Ma. Kurd inin
the ridtell tutjAtlitt
tL
eitin.'tte Ltrat4t,z-7 at Wt7slitirr-
ton, hat It k r unt r 1that itt
ity :;tv iore to. 40^fe it the pro:Th.-
0104m to r..?-041atIt t.. ht'
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Ias described by the QfridalS to eS-
tablish .an inclepeetiont governmeat.'
ativen of the men axe Unitexel, Stettea
Odeon's, and they have grievances
and tho abillity to set them forth
in convincing style. They believe they
have power to secure by force the.
rights which' they declare have been
denied them. Governor-General Uinta
of Canada is to be asked to send
troops to the scene, and at least to
double the Mounted Pollee,
Mr. Millard, the leader of the party
of officials, said : "We expect to pro-
ceed to Ottt-twa at once and will have
a consultation with the high Govern -
anent authorities about conditions In
the territory. 'This trouble may as-
sume an, international phase because
so many members of a secret mil-
itary order are Americans, and we
oannort try ,thein for treason. The
mounted police have always been
competent heretofore to take eare
of all disorderly characters in the
territory, but this affair is of too
serious a nature to be handled by
pollee. Arms and ammunition, we
are told, have been secreted in great
quantities. Provisions have been
cached at various strategic points
this side of White Horse, which is
the railway terminus, and beyond.
Dawson was to be the capital of the
Republic. The oonspirators depended
on aid from Americans :throughout
Alaska, and circulated copies of grie-
vances with the grand seal of the or-
ganezation, in White Horse, Dawson,
elkagwa,y, Hootaliequa. and Circle
City. Skagway is in Americant terri-
tory,"
IN HOLLER " DEFINED,
Court Sets Forth What Kind
°Callan He is,
SPOR1Y " AND EXTRAVAGANT
'New York, Dee. 2.-ttra1ittnes Pol-
ley, formerly treasurer or the Har-
man House, who beeauto Involved in
litigation with the late Edward S.
Stokes during the last years of his
life, according to lins own testimony
before Judge Aft:Adam, of the ei4reate
Court, has been a "high rollor.d
EMtlenee to this effeed. Wati brought 111
out dur;ng the erosexaminaidon or
Mr. Polley. by Samuel entormyer.
e fore he went into bankrup(ey
Polley was a debtor tpf .51r. Stokes to
the extent of tttitLittli) -tad had Leen
_ arrested at the lastigation of Mr.
, Stokes on a charge in perjury.
_ Mr. Polle,) was onee worth about
$200.t1titi, but he theiPalied (.4 the
! name, in vtori,..trt ways.
„ lie testified that he lived at the
Hoffman noise, alit when asked .why
„ he Mid gam., the proper* to Miss
teat:maga for tit n, lie replied:
▪ 'Free. 6ratis."
Q. -.1e.4 as it m. A. Yes. sir.
Q. -Were you tin tL Duthie or i)lay..
tug cards? A. SO. Ma%
t44 gat(tiblatg? A. No. Mr.
QUARRELED
OVER BOK.
It Was Borrowed and Led
to Murder, •
A WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Children Piay With Matches and Two
of l'hern are Darned to Death and
tee Mother is in the Hospital -
Death of Famous Entomologist.
Chicago, Nov. 80.-A quarrel over a
borrowed hook was followed by a
murder here last night, when George
Johnson shot and killed Robert New-
itt, a life-long friend.
Mrs. Johnson is authority for the
statement that the shouting' came on
thee heefs of a quarrel over tho
which was owned by Johnson. When
Newitt fell to the floor, Johnson,
wearing neither coat nor hat, ru.slieti
from the house. After running two
blocks he was seen by a policeman,
who gave chase and arrested him.
"I've killed a man back there"
.ott said. Johnson was taken to
the station, while other policemen
went to Ids home. The prisoner Irp:.1
ray nothing as to his motive 1%,r
shooting his friend, but the pollee
to . Nows pocket a. photo-
graph. of Mrs...Tobiason, giving rise to
the theory that jealousy might have
been the. un'ilerisinoe cause. of: -do •
quarrel Which ended in the elayerig
of Newitt. .
Both men came froiu de same town
n England, and both. were about
-ears or age.
Played With :notches.
Philadelphia, Nor. Kelly.
geti 5' years, and her 10 inontli,..•
old sister, Ella, were burned to
oath, as the result of plavin "LI
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etlit not mite a.3 flume Idea
, as tot wieve a� th.3 ia9ney went 2 A.
-1 Neet is.
te.-Ted were HA driaLiing man?
A. -Iron:. 1 55a14.
wo..d 3 *L. '1.,1 more than
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• E. oo h slot-tioll
'tL.3. sty,,
tz.--114,1 Wort. a 11.1'..th tt$W111,
W ley...t.45eten Dead.
tl,atrole. roe. The !Nth ley
Was talf01rt,02.11 trto ruins cif thr5
wteeltell. Ito nb,rithy Itilretore tut
ht. 1.30 tEelee 03eriel14. T•lee b9 14' Was
U111,1xxitti14i d,
Lfn
HJCIPi
Buys and idube..1 Fall In o
Gen, Knox's Hands.
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Lohicro, rict. kEte:uelitv.,
hi a 1.2orspa_ttel ,,1n retoria oll oted
to -day, repartsot that -:i; 11.19
eaptareol on-litsl9y-r% of *oaf -
Mania, who sec tpni atter the recent
tight, ith, tiejto..a ri 1 ,catle reitututail-
two V. ;i0-11 toot 17 _qte
ir
ttifro-o.,:. LtilhatttNr
• Loral VditA EYes • dr.
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ttom y 2 g:cat
talont,y
„aro %%or oteLordlly
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noir tine subject old sitiq tome- 1,
a.s it resut-t.gito
as...ttstioert. who 'is) wonnaltot
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y g ;In* lad; a small
:Nov- * 9g1 : '
A dos]oalca .rv.i,';v,zal In London ll[hll
tiat5d 1Ve_tor.a. _Not. 2Is1. sail that
teintriandant !1 's hfid beett tooptcre,g
/Moir.- a/L.1,61.1:1g a patrol hear VC-,
hettirlorpt
Later &spat:Woes frofn South At- • a WO Swa:n aPd Died
bear Nitiinratarp tv.-.21 a se.rions at- Diss,
litt/jAr kiraNOt killed and three erg -
Idea. ir odd ; Indinto that till flghtirr;-
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C NSTITU-11 N THE
CANAMANYF
ingly little likelihood of any None-
diat resurrec Hon.
From all over tho country come
reporta of large Industrial eon -
warns, °edit alike tolling the sante
tale or bad trade. and diminished re -
°Opt P,
The piteons lament or women and
of the workniandix family to -day
rises from one end or the manufac-
turing portion of the country to the
other. ,
thousand workingmen
aro Idle in Berlin alone.
All over tho eoantry is the same
cry. What is more -sad though it
be -that lament is likely to bo
heard atilt louder, for every dayonas-
ters are reducing the nurnher or their
hands, because there is not work, for
the hands to do. And with this, the
poor peoplo have winter upon them..
And protection does nothing but
take of their earning. ,
THE UM
TI1KES [10111
Sweeping Injunction in Labor
Fight in Chicago,
BLOW AT COUNCIL'S DICTATION
Philadelphia, Dec. 3.- judge Mc-
Carthy, ex the Common Pleas Court,
has issued an injunction in which he
doonies the right of the Council of
the Allied Battling Trades or its
agents to instigate strikes at imild-
ii!g,ot where cienxraetors employ labor
that Ls not arallated with that or-
.
ganization. atension has calmed.
widespread commotion in the ranks
of 101.a1 trades -uatuniets, and it is
probable, tbat an appeal will be taken
to a leigher court.
. tale. .1eCarthy also denied the
right of the defendants to order
etratraetors to diseilarg..x. members of •
/Mixer organizations Whit) are not af- ,
Dilated ivith the Connell of the Al, •
lied Tratlee. Further, and
specifleally, he ordered them to re. .1
friia from threats, I.N.prftSa,t1 or late
that employers would suffer
lois by hiring the plaintiffs,
tj,110, cage Newell resulted in the 111. f
juneti, Wa4 that of Erdman and otin ,1
cr.t against the counell of the Allied
Trades. Under threat of a ;
rtekP• -le I r
, . ng the fon
days, Dec. etie 101.11, and 3.2t11
a Mounted foree of nearly 000 men
Lor service° in South Africa, will b
recruited at different points theough
.out the Dominion. The force will b
willed the Canadian Yeomanry. Th
orders ,for the enlistment of thi.
force wilt be issued from headquar-
ters this evening',
motto,. Orders.
The orders read: "His MajeSty's
CV% ernmenr, having signified their
oleasure to accept the offer 'of Can
AN
years of age, not under el feet
inehes in height, not weigh m
ore
• an SU pounds, and have a (Meet
Mott surement of not less than 84,
inelies, be :medically fit and bo able to.
ride: and Shoot. Preference will be
o given to men who have had previous
service ie South Africa, and to be
single men. Married men. and widow-
s ers With children will •bo accented,
.gbiltnntoeasettnervaa.tion alloveanee will be
Recruiting Points.
Recruiting will take place in Brit-
ish Lotambia Dec. 9th to 11th, and
the following quota will be enrolled..
Victoria 10 men, Revelstoke 10.
llosslunct 10, Nelson and Port Steele
10 men each, Vancouver 20 men.
Northwest' Territories - Calgary
and Regina 15. men each ; Piecher
Creek, MacLeod, Moosomin, 10 men
each ; Ifitanouton, Lethbridge, Maple
Creek and Prince Albert 4 men each.
Manitoba -Winnipeg 20 men ; Vir-
nadeetni, lierlev.flon, Portage la Prairie 10
eiltleisihtieu)loL(oreerniting 9th to Ilth in -
'Mon -Quota eiti-llecruit-
leg offie.T, D. 0. C. No. 1 district
medical (Allem., Major C. W. Belton,
A. M. S. (luelpii-teu eta 10 -Recruiting
()Mixer, Lieut. an.1 Major C. M. Nelles,
11. C. D., medical officer, Surgeon,
Major W. II. Johnson, othli Regiment,
Iiiimiltun-teuota 20 -Recruiting of-
ficer, Mejor V. i.e. Williams, it. C. D.;
ineeited officer, Maj Rennie,
a. M. se Toronto -Quota 55 -Recruit-
! Big officer, D. 0, C. No. 2 district
. medical officer, officer in medical
elierge of Stanley Barracks. Peter-
12--itecruiting °fit -
Col. T. D. B. Evans, C. .13., meta-
. offitxer, Capt. O. W. 11. (1orrcl1
' A. M. et. Kingston -Quota 110-Re-
eettlxing ()Meer, the IL 0. C.; medical
01.1x.etminr, offieor eharge of the
Quebee-elontreal 35, Quebec. 35,
St. John's .20 men.
New Brunswiek-Frederictun 5. St,
• John 20 mint.
• N.fivre eeedia-Ifetlifax, eiS men.
P. E.
t oneentrafe On:ma.
Reeruits wilt be forwarded to Ot-
tawa, the place of eoneettitratIon,
Iv. in cotar,*e of an rt 4 N. (J. 0„
Dp. tete prop...mein of one. sergeant to
24 men, and one tx xrporal, to 10 Ink.1114
rrall,POrta11111.1 (tad 1,1:41.1littnlet) to
Ottawa. will bee provided.
t Evart- Iterves.
Vol jeveins, C. B., arrived from
Innilleet this eveniree. anti dined
with Majtootieneral
The:Cie:4. earresponeleat bad a hvier
Ira 4 mi4-w with• (Alt. EVallai, Witt) leoltri
oetexrelmely:
ft, and le in Ingo spite:Ea
01 !letup,' rendered on exteive eervlee
an:1 at the. head of exteli a eapttai
al the Vatiadian Yeoman* are
0.1:uly iff'.
“trt, :,49a 1Z.41./y 111 r444, Plaa7 re-
eridie la the vrioit ?" teoleati
40%1,11.
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1110
I' Wee!, thm.,., it wo, tt4/.."
i.t°1 rr"Lels: t°x°re of
muuutcd
s fop- r e LI
a regiment, to be known as the Cana.'
than Yeomanry, and clothed, arnied
and equipped as the impereti Yeo-
manry 01 His Majeety's regular army,
wiiI De organleed, under tee cenduand
of COL T. D. B. Evans, C. i.;tan
mantling canadlau Mounted Rifles, a
hereunder :
-Battalion staff --1 lieutenant-eol
one!, 3. maim. (eixeonfl in command),
atelatant, ..i. quart erniaster, moileal
officer, ./. veterinary officer, I actlag
tier trea n t. -mo g joy, .1. (tutor LerInal.31..er-
sergc,ant, .I. sergeant took and 10 p.
rates, tn.ing clorkt, tl orderlies to
medical officer arid 1.2 batmen.
t. lt Comp,tu
"leour companies, each, coneleting of
3. tapteun selretee.T. cuior
4 . . 1 VI
sergeant, • 5 sergeants, 1 farrier -
sergeant, 4 siguelsigmaths„ J.
doer, botglergi, 0 corporals amine-
ing itinoe-eergoano(, at tire rate
IL .or euen (*caul). • 114-6), Bahl 118
pl uteri uneetaling pooh iainee-vor-
peraie for eatfie teUliptlit,Y), UAW i 11
por company, wile a total eunip,e,
meet of 590 !Knees.
"rho term of ser5h.o. will be 12
nontitvz, or the terwatation
the pier -eat war hi South Attlead°
t e^.1 Pi.,1 9
60,
ollowo: 1411,, ratt 4.: Itti1411*; the day
>raw 1a) 4 Id ;04itritti,itot 6,oloth
orgoinary ento.i.ry rate,s tot pee
nitt alaneraii..es will O. th"" "
'
vi r; + a•iuweritee. From
he date of embarkation the rate,
f re wi I Ix-, ex 0 1) gal
per day', will be larea...%e of
Mood etiralnet pay: Prerinienietl rer-
meant-major eel. (mar teriaa er
rifedtlit te.:,06, farrier eerfo.iiiii,
etaft-,•..ieleant
rune:may re.retealEt.:Il:e!.r. $1 1,146:11- -
paity rprartx rina -ter 1,h .3.gt,,a 'It 1.14.1)1.
erg.lzt$1.110, t'orporad gas paid
ki 4`4 ariaa V41, 1 t41
Data Litas!-vorporal., 41.10, prxt-ato
$1.21.
02f,t4-11'R, 30 tr.
abot-e the rant; tiL.Treaat, cetual
CH! farrier-eereearit or fareler zo ff. r
tervVallt. 11m tr(^o. art :
ittdOiqett, mitldiero, x:-Mettie,
he granted e‘tra, duty pny, at ell •
eento hotar.
Pea fry lidt It
3Ifen aitzt havvc It,
matches, while Mrs. .Taue Kelly, Wells tt leol plaintiffs removed from a t
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their mother. Is In the hospital Bev- large. offiee building then In course u
, erely burned. The children were ' or ersetion.
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lielly's eletldng e_unglini. :ire wilitk? she :I
Was ektled,toroug, t...t, save !leo, elaid,,
dren, 4
,
totototootoogist Dead.
Itelcileg, Pa.., NOCre -rll'l itr;i Loanlti4 '
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Callous Desertkil She
Pledg,ed
WINNER WAS A GANARII„
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taaL.n Steeeket, scedpeet, tinol era- .
Cannot Collect Bond 1Wen her hoott. eeteitzeny
tottotegise of wotlede fame, CHM
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gc-etumul er lemtestfilles, wieeit ton- il
'BECAUSE OF FALSE ANSWER
Moetreat Dar. .3.-..1 Jalgraent
, tonsitisrablt inz.crtance -to ..• o'...no
that 5°1.pol-oat:otos Wit.3 rt zdex red
, goy datuge. Curran, tr1.0 ogioattiss:ool th
atztIceo tof the Ili catten ifice.a1 and True.
ttotapanoz/. to 11. 4 ,4. V 4.! Ite.Z.,a,/ -L,:,.,4
tains ii‘13,tilla spteimenS, the larg-
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WieCh he expended (T.:2a.1151.
tall, the ktiittVi 1::e6r464,01 THE gih.1 bfff
lets trot:Ilk&
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WIFE COULD 17,,leT REPORti
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j neretlage pereurezed le Carole rioted: , e.,
left ;Or PE4.44t:::.ipIdd, CFY rt -4;L..
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11 hF'.::."arl :zzoiTis-ar tiee patirt
oe tee. CL4.-411:11.0 tartiont to toe
r'w33 W3.14 fjotant:otil roo.oes, ter he
r'.17,115 --A the 33)4 Il'itaaaEl
3.
giveu e;:de.teb, anti, ots sloe
w.ts iireslt.hy ri14,424. o51 '9'14144 t,rad
P -V47.."1 Of this
"/eling scri141.....1 with hirescif,
ot. vantiontlan it is F.:441., ott abrout
FA** towto inatintc at true affAr alter
110N1 o-Fitoptes, otrod cren
0591 .5,-31 fur. tcl. ,r
141 s-jr, Dor tithe girl at .nouy time.
.041,1313 tzi.;.,t1 hat. flooantiall
THOSE Yhi(Oli If. so.-..wn or no gym.
L3) rtanciszo., 1`,;(91,-
t.Itiengt." offo.he goAda.eo• ear liono:11-
Petiod of lidiaCon FoUcwe,d
by Hard Tim
4erzS- .112.,?..',13, Park ;!I
Oita o Yan Treats It 'as a
Seams Matt -v.
WANT ORE Pt3UCE PROTECTION
Calf -ago, Potc. 2..-143iter3.aled through
itola,ka to the
et 1- water to Sal-
lie anti thetongh Oot... United States
Ott 1114:39'Way 1..,1t 04.tati7O,
tore hneryang tio Woad at till,
100 trZirlacr.C. Lep to pat
toile retiotlixt thre:2.t.e3)5351 by
tiostatiers *t the 0.141e8 or. the, Ittiol-
„night Sim. Tit.-„oti. these tflfeinis
hare cox -rived 413.Ch.c,..ge. and :7:70
artt Oa/ ..ie way. oi`tv 21;
Ma L3 leadriaene la to: far ooze" 4e414-.1:
•Jts earadely ade..xl_ted by three on -:!nt- -
ber...1 or tact VitIc-iit 3es1r3.94e0t el'
Plitttfc We 1:414, WILY cou•atitation
oat 1310,P:thee: ileee-of with lical trod-
taiists wed hale het:vests in that
'onuntry. Tile men are 1). lt..Mlnartf,
account.ant ; 3. C. Tache, reiident
engineer, an1 P. E. 1.1er4i,r, astdst.tnt
engineer. Praiident. 11. 5 Graves, of
the White Pass & Yukon nalway
y,svas an. mg ..1:0.50 ,v1h)
ked Ore, Ibe sttnation with the
akou officials. The White Th.tss
Talcoro Italwey is I by
States capital, its office
iMittg 10 Clicago. A determined.
* band of ttt /cast
tgltgt Men, Itho have been laying `
plans for nearly a year! 1 alto, Plot
yestcr,iny go.teent
ice an illness or s..x leatri hoo-
itg, duo to t:aa r.Ja-e tiT a. t,altlaaa-
'
'31487 0fl8y..
His ss..-stera :19:121 fo-,en 5,1,3 wesnicenet3
by ex.tits.tive tha.tit
could tot rzaly. "Wouti4 094141 at; it:s
death 5814.80 his w-Ife, whom he mar-
ried only two troatns Lgo; his lore-
tofer ,bar.g.tr, 0.23 e.
toung Pot:Ira:a lat./ cut a wit;:e
swath Ito tral.ftiFala for several
After las s:.tirc --puratfront
:as first wife he came here, 00 e
*vett in toirga San it'enn.Alsoo fie mole
91 sensatiJo tills 3.'
14 ••••
141119.1 casszpootto.i. Ills sister ▪ hal mtr-
tied 1.1.aucis at.r.ilazi, 01'th2 I0-
losable Country Club, at Barliname.
tat Pe:I/nen np seared SO, tIlte,11
<Aranz at Lui)th
'te cl, at thr. dlreet.ors
were forced to o- laha out.
14'J9440)' tame oat ht=re 001 mar -
eel ono of the bcauttraV West els-
tors. At Sal:gees home George met
'ars- 3384350-1. the eller sister or
&143)g4-114'$ wife, who was about ten.
years ol.ler tinon himself. Sae. is still
a very' benuttrui women, ani he boo -
cam o infatuateh h
d with that
the tirny after his first wife secured
• diVoree from hint he went with
Mrs. Brame! to Nevada. and was ;
THOUSANDS FE STARVATION.
Berl".a. Dee. fi.-Just a, year and
LAI lo
ha and to.r....ig.t.oat. tig`,:romkay. "05114y ;
. ali is &ail ,a-4 und n ionsit-
! 344.19415 is b value'
1E.gig-ntztott
5:95.4,491.4 94g1)
11.1e' "eL'
tho s' "
81414814141-r ,•113.2 .ts were',
Potoila f ,uno.t'.tar • "-o b
,
sharoos. Bankers t.;e...ty 3.a3.d,131 3010,
itnti goteat waot ....a.10 it LI •
,,, at „
Loaoes doafol.e.t
; icfrok„..rs gre.w
bougnt firm rect. Lorsys
451491414e14990j a pt...1...cy lo_ttit„.ol Li tiotit. favt
.3 antee Cioatio...tioy far Lial,:., inoneo..-2. :.so,- ' f 1 ,
t't ' ii 1
'
-, i
by tote DMA-II:LOU el t000def 3l13.,'](L.18
14148L11.03 5.4 -.rim trawls entre:stet:I to 1
1I . L.ortl....y th
....."...:..p.n4:tio.t, e 5 4 :c-:
T..lies 10,32.ey 4V.i:!:9 isetv.:11 la •"
ar,
tiger 0191 tete Loon rinel Trest Compa..-^ty, 4,
0 ig3,7114Fond of
.: I r...r..tv, 3 ''' • " • q-- , 0 0,1
V0e1
i
ir
322
*41440.115. 1488)'39'3.iaillg ,
1k -39:i -..,J.
G..rmans1.32 Ike o7 adt.artee- '
Ea' rat Wjili] tilLroqin, thrent...-1:a
toover.ua Brit...d..1 and ru.n her maino-
i factures. Trie•ze were, totey said,t ut
Iwo countries la the. worid
ss
trade ctuido I:au...ease with moth re'ople!
stricits-t4.irmor4,- et et the*, 1.1.:llied
leiates. Vel gas war:: lega and
\vas plentiful'.
tidy ail la charg, d 70e bankers
o are. clo.ng hu arcl 99 many
cases have ran0 d p .t o..„5,..z.k
upon thtir hands; wi.Iitt tilt's; woo :/11
married there on Sept. 30th. Ills
wire tried to reform hita, but with -
At the tim▪ e of MS death Pullman
Wit8 receiving. ;$3.(Xt3 a year front
Ids fatilerlit estate and $12,000 a
year alit:KM/ice, made hiln by his
Mother.
gladly get r151, ,o),r. Brokers are iyiag
find Money 'to keep e..10-ne.et
and horses whith last season thiey
had plenty of cash to buy. p
The lloerse half deserted and
busineas there is well-nigh dead. It
ToOks a% though there were exeled-
low wondering how they a e
ceadeer, 1:;-azy 0.3 :nay :,22.9cru, 113331,
14. Barclay S.lepto..ins tual it Wag
411-tro.cred 00 nulling foy,00ks that
he had etnoez...ied a snout of
Moat:a t wag; tht Gat r-
aratcot tora4kony, an.l. they tv..re cao.e.1
upon -to ttnolke good trot.; taseatnt
to 5..le extent of kiltio- fohOt This tio
defendant company rcfased to 50, :30
pleaded Mat co-iron/in d„...clarat1oro_
representations, 41F -ti warranties i,
wr.ting gifven to tite company cle-
fendant„ on the strene"...ii of
the pol.cy was Issut t,rere false garl
51"011C,OUS. They spcc:allz.. coho-ge
aithoug',It the Loan anti Ty.nott
Company tad citclarrol that te* fete
La.cl tz., ep..ien ;owed m noc.6-
":111g, Ona VI:Ct. they knew nothing of
any debt.'S of 1.1s, at the
time this tiecIaratio:1 was made thc
manager owtd 1110 company largo
sums of money, and continued to
borrow large sums of money, and that
the •companv ss' - 13. knew that he bad
cicbts and They, moreover,
F
9904 0;11! q.
litel;e"cenetea teelite3 0:-,t.r o"..
w,it ",..og t..1.1 opiast'aro. nrito
toed door; rro'yt-
; q..11: -ere t.hat. wealthy
anain 1,21,1i1,1%., as Ur.- rsnily feels l2.0
Uriar141... •
eipled Coachman.
CHAGRIN OF WEALTHY FAULY.
t./
'j Harrisburg. Pa., Ltc-e. 4'1.- The ea- :;Iflerchanis Ruined
Hor,a1. It setina that wit.hin a few
. set h....re is excitel over a scan-
iditify S.ar
I miles of tide; elty raitionare has
1.1..?:./d Mat tile company plaintiff
ageced on receiviag the policy that
tixe assured simald retain the func-
tions he was then filling:, whereas he
was aliowed to hart the funds and
securities of the company in such *
miner that he could use theta as his
und3.
The court, taking int° -considera-
tion the proof, which supported the
len, dismissed the case on the ground
that the false 'answers materially
affeeted the eontratt, rendering it
void.
Lis resiticatee. untig a few days
14110 0.t3 *bag-al./la, young, toad
1:v.11,13021.1:,! Witata 114 .14 had Itnportc:.1
freAltr LGt.T,IftV,ILL 13 t..1k1.3 c.....o.e.frongtto
who is tile prim ary cause of the pre-
•/. '
i 'lite xnelloaitire alsa lias a daugh-
I ter. It is with tlic deng,liter ttoLl
.;., ttohodiceriTa.chitnialincatittra. tel,,o,iase:Islateilr( rilrnstoto
I put in an appe.trance the young; 584']-
1 nine dev-cloped an extraordinary
fondnessfor driving. al.out the
I 'Country in a. light two-wls•eleol trap.
i She invariabii ii-.t.t.ii:,7t•-.,.. that. the
; coachman shoot]] :1e:0a391t3y her end
o the family thought bort little of this
affair. 'They toek no rotiee or the
oag trips the two were indulgin-g
in, and allowed things to run along
as best they inigilt.
Arms Ai -oared Hie Nes-k.
: Only a day or two ago a Triero of
the fatally,whoa0 path took him
I; through the pine Wootits to the north
Of the Millionaire% residence, observed
' 'something ite imagdned required soma
. all investigation. Ile tvaS on h.Orse.
Factories
ng,
i Lor.doer, Dee. 3. -Tee Daly Mail,
t.•....ca bits to. tu Lone:ring auto the
c...a.oes of tran,otoer-
. 03.10,8, lo./ s 141..33. 03:33314 44414 t ii • gr. -at
'
0:-1.0:...414.t.5 of y.....t..-rday stand to dooy
goo are
Loll o.1 on, gey tozed . etefibi r., e, vealls
ar... cloeed idi ie. eeer a.ni o:.tii.r, are
ge atly role :Lie de i.- t tided.; - 0 -its
of Gerreaay hem work.; are Leieg
i leeld in Bolgiana and England for
watt! they w.11 fideli. o. :la eiy at•
. to:note:I tem note:: veil 1. r •e! lee tile
in oitable reoult. Dad finance, over -
U] exec.-- oi en die are
mmtioneti as tha enemies which eve
: t.14i., Ingenuity and eke: of German
,
58050e81 touid not overcome.
i 01 ' e an the goneral trade
• outlook is cow worse than at any
Ian since 1531, and the Times reve-
; letions of British trade onion tyranny,
!are coneequently causing toto-ider-
` able irritatiou. It is apparently i the
weerk as possible,
deliberate poiley of trade unions -tel.
. compel their members to do as littler