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ATURDAT MOKN'IKG. FEHUU AUY 1908. PIUCE FIVE CnS'TS. FUMES MET A MYSTERIOUS DEATH. SEHOlllTAS at HEART SOLONS AS PROBERS AND CANDIDATES.

VMTI1 Th Trwatdaoi Xa Oaa Tl" Sw clarsd AnarcMst BarckaUaa. 16 iL XJ il LI 1 XJ SATUXDAT .1 I I I a i About Her Death the Delay in Notifying the City Officials. Society Belle Was Kept in Steady Illness Ilv'Anonvmons Letters in 'j-'emale Handwriting, According To the Coroner Death Was Accidental Her Pet Dog's Narrow Escape. rnT. nnviTra to rBtrBnoxras.

Turk. February 21 Mrs. Xatlca I Harden, on of ths moat beautiful In New York society, was found at orlok thla morning la tr1 In the horns of her mnthsr-ln-lsw, A. Burden, No. 909 Fifth tn- r- ii'ini'ri of her family and tha physician rn Immediately summoned, unite In ititiK h.r dath accidental.

Coron.r wm not notified for aeveral hours, ''n In an Irrrgulsr war. TIa sareee t' family that tha young woman r. .1 gas poisoning, but will hold after funeral on Manlay. inir. behavior of tha family and tha eraeiveneea of Ir.

'Francis P. Klnnlcutt and It r. II M. who were first called, i an air of myatrry about tha death ri'l nr'iuiM-d a strong eiiaplrlnn that Mra. I i riir-n hail taken her own life.

Hunlrn a amMen death waa a great to lha Tour hundred. among it she was ei-eei1lngly popular. i'r futh.r In II p. Ttolmont. and mother la now tha wlfa of George a former Corporation Coun I -ej than a year ago aha cava up the leailernhlp of tha younger Newport to tha hride of William P.

Bur ln. a wealthy young aorlety man. The lv waa dlarovared at 10 o'clock tv.l ni hy Flla Ilofer, Mra. Burden' I nmdl, who opened her bedroom door ii mt with a nieh of gas. which waa ep'na from a reading lamp by the aide of l.er Little Doff Su-rived.

The meiii called the huehnnd. who waa on t'e floor llow. Mr. Burden ahut off tl.e iimp "I rew opan the window and tried to am ha wife. Her little PomeranU Un a crawled fechly ovar the coverlet 1rg.i1 himself into tha hall.

Th tnrt that the dog waa alive Increaaed the hope of the family, nnd two doctora were umttioned. They declared that the woman hnd been dead for at leaal two hi'urs. Although the doctora reached this de-r'aion ahont o'clock. It waa not until 2 o'clock that any official waa notified. Coroner Oorge F.

Shrady. received private summon by telephone to the It in home at 2 o'clock. He epent.an hour hMtf examining the physicians, mcmtiera of the family. Keach-t a onrlinlon that the death waa accl-'l le went In pcraon to the Knat Slx- Street Police Station and gave their first notification of tha eud-i. .1.

-n i ommlaakiner Bingham waa Indig- nr. 1 1 the police had not been Informed -r a itl alarted an Investigation. The wna notified of the death Shrurly at 3: o'cloikv Coroner the precaution of lending hia i i. r. I.et.ane.

to make a auppla i'. cnmlnailon. No additional light t1 on the ce. At no time were a men admltied to the hnuae. By polh-e l-arned nf the death the 1 who had first hwn called left Ad ils To the Mystery.

in th.it they left no direct th- the mystery. In inv or v. Knnrln P. Klnnlcut, the waa aaM that he had not return till Mn I le. r.n hi.

In I i nai-e Mr, Burden's physlclsn n- nc houae at 10 thi in. I reached there In minute oc. that the v-nnfc a. nun, 8ne waJ iylng "i h. a.l right arm.

and from rxi.te.,1,.,, )ltr knaw hal i without a (truss-le. "A 'th. had been suffering from a hd ol.l. one' of the wlndnwa was opened frm ht bottom. The, draft i.

illrn lly on the g.ta lamp, from which f.mea were eacaplns. The polaMt was blown rertly Into her mouth and noatrlla, and inhalation was brubnbly so deepthat waa not arouaed. If the window had Iwen down I bellavc that ahe would have ''on alive lo-nlifht. Then the gas would fllt.ed Into the halla and the aervatita otild have noth-ed It. Her little dog.

which Uvea, was not In dire-t line with the fumea." Tonng Mra. Burden had not enjoyed good h-alth alnre her marriage, last April. Khortlv before marrlnge ahe Buffered a. nervous break-down beraiiv of the avtlvlty an anonynioua lot ter writ er. who sent "ianv mtfelvea to the young woman and to ner rrieuda.

She had taken several n.enta for her nerves since her msrrisse. Itmeen treatmenta ahe would make little puns Into tha society life of which she an ao rund. only to suffer a relapse. Suffered From Grip. iner was a rumor to-night that Mrs.

ii.irn.n had lately received mor of tha niionymoua lettera. This was denied by l'r family, and her maJd declared that iiiiiB nan nsppenea recenuy tQ cause Huroan any worry. Kor nearly a week Mrs. Burden had been front an acute caae of the arrio. ie reult of a cold contracted1 at a lunch- last week, which was attended by numher of her young friends, the had coarxMirzp oh ssoojts paqz.

i From the Gas Tube Kndcd Life, of Belmont's Ilcautiful Daughter. Much Mystery Thrown V- J' li 1 i prjf'i- A i ror counterfeit coins will be made. Both husband and wife are good looking and well dressed. Mra. Hughes wore a fur coat! She la about 5 years of sgs and Hughes about 9.

TWENTY YEARS Is the Penalty Under the Verdict Against the W. T. U. Worker Convicted of Abetting Arson. arsciAL tPATra to trs sxQcrase.

Norwalk. Ohio, February 21. Guilty of aiding In and abetting the burning of Miss Lba Mather's houae October 0 was the verdict returned this morning by ths Jury agalnat Mrs. Msrtha J. Campbell.

ex-W. C. T. IT. President snd Sunday School Super intendent, at 8 o'clock.

The Jury was out IT houra The maximum penalty la 20 years In the penitentiary. Mrs. Campbell's attorneys at once asked for a new trial and Mrs. Campbell wss placed under $3,000 bond. The arson charge against Mrs.

Campbell waa made by her old friend. Miss Loa Mather, aged AA when the latter' was arrested for burning her dwelling to gst PANIC IN SCH0OLH0USE. avsciaL prsTca to tbs sqcrasa. Newcastle. February 21.

During exercises commemorating Washington's Birthday in the high echool building thU afternoon the Ore alarm was sounded and the 1.100 scholar, teachers visitors rushed from the buildinc panic stricken, but no one was seriously Injured. The O. A. R. snd W.

were In attendance and It was with difficulty thst some of the aged spectators were takes from the build ing. Tha fire waa located tn the- basement and was quickly exUaguished. Vl. I 4' 1 li --'t Ml ill T1. 111 i ill 1 1 MB.

AND MRS. VT. P. BTJEDEN. Mrs.

Burden, formerly Natica Kivoa, one) of tha most popular of New York's society women, whoa death from aap hyxiation, a' ahock to her friend. SWOOP Upon Fashionable Flat And Seize Husband tod Wife as Counterfeiters Sleuths Nearly Miss Woman. rartAT. STrTrw to ts sicqFrass. Cleveland.

Ohio, February 21. Jon Harry Hughes and Carrie Kathryn Haghes. hh wife, were arrested this afternoon ss counterfeiters. In a stylish apartment on East rifty-flfth street Hughes, the Secret Service men aay, la Albion Godfrey, one of the cleverest counterfeiters rounded up in years. Secret Service Agent Dick and a Lsquad of deputies raided the flat.

The place la ons of several ttiat have been under surveillance for some time in a campaign to break up what la believed to be a national counterfeiting society with head-quartrera In Cleveland. Twenty-six half-dollars and 'dollar plas ter molds were unearthed In the Hughes apartments. When the offlrera made a sud den entry Hughea dashed for the rear statra. Covered by the revolvers of the officers hs threw up his hands and Mrs. Hughes.

In the turned the key in the kitchen door, locking herself In and the raiders out. Dick ssys she then de faced some of the molds and quickly hid many more aa she could. The officers had to break In the door to get to her. At the Federal Building Hughes denied thst the counterfeiting property was his. "It was a deaperate effort that the woman apparently mad to destroy the outfit," said Dick to-nlghtt "In the minute or two she was slone she scraped the coin prints from msny of the molds.

She hid them all. but a search In the pantry and bedroom closet revealed them. The molds and counterfeiting outfit In the Hughes flat filled five msrket baskets and a suit csee. It Included plating apparatua. ladles: crucibles, big bottles of acids, files, wires and cans of plaster of parts.

No money found. Another search ROBBERS Fought the Detectives Who Caught Them in the Art of Looting a Freight Car Three of Gang Arrested. New Tork. February 21. Af ter holding up a brakeman who had surprised them In the act of robbing a freight ear In the Kew Tork Central Railroad yards at Eighty.

fifth street early to-day, and making him a prisoner at the point of revolvers until they had finished looting the car, three men were overpowered by detectives after a desperate fight. In ths arrest of the men the police believe they have a gang which has stolen many thousands of dollars' worth of goods from freight cars dur ing ths past few months. The men were st work on a car door when a brakeman on a train which had luat drawn in from Albany saw them, and called out to them to get aw.ay from the cars. Their reply, which waa enforced by three leveled revolvers, was that If the brskeman attempted to come down from the car upon which he was standing he would be shot ss4ull of holes as a screen' door. Then, while one of their number remained on guard over the brakeman, the others returned to their work.

After they had removed a quantity of valuable goods from the car the thieves carefully sealed the door with a counter-felt seal. it When the door had been sealed four detectives sprang down frbm the-car tops. where they' had been hiding. In a des perate hand-to-hand fight which followed the detectives were finally victors, snd the three men were locked up. The men gave their names as John T.

Hughea, Alfred Rogers and Peter Brady. In a boathouse where Hughes had lived the detectives found goods valued at more than $1,000. STAID MEMBERS Of Baltimore Aristocracy Shocked By Pranks of the "Smart Set" at a Costume Ball. nvcut DiavATca to tbs asanas. Baltimore, ill, February 2L The atalfl and conservative portion of Baltimore aris tocracy la gasping -for breath over the details of a subscription dinner, a costume affair, given last Friday night by a number of the "smart set" of this city In the Elk Ridge Hunt Club.

Mra Ral Parr, ons of ths prettiest of Baltimore's young mar ried women, who attended tha dinner In a bathing suit, was dumped Jnto an Improvised fountain and was given a shampoo with seltxer, various members of the com pany standing about the tank with syphon Tbe dinner is said to have been got up by Mrs. Henry Clews, Jr of New Tork, formerly Miss Louise Morris, of this city. Secretary of State N. Wmslow Williams snd Mrs. Williams were in the party In the Elk Ridge Club.

Some of the most prominent names in Baltimore figure far the Hat of guests. Miss Virginia Latrobe, daughter of one of 'Mary. tand'a moet llluatrioua families, went aa a nurse. Others had grotesque coatumea There- waa also a mock visit from the stork, with triplets of Teddy bears aa the result. SOU IS UNDER AEEEST.

Washington. D. C. February 21. William Klrby.

years old. a stationary engineer, waa stabbed by a man hidden In the dining room at the Kirby home early to-day and died shortly afterward. The room In which the attack occurrred bore evidence of a struggis between the two men. Patrick Clrby, a son of the murdered man. was arrrestes and held pending Investigation.

He protests his innocence. MAROONED ON KELLY'S ISLAND. incux naavASca re ssociasa. Sandusky. Xhlo.

February 21. Edward Nicklea, a Fremont boiler maker, -is temporarily in exile Kelly's Island. Lake Erie was coated over with ice when he crossed sbout a week ago to fulfill a contract. Since then a thaw has removed this manner of return, and the trip by small boat baa been out of tha questioa, owing to rouah waaibsr. Came To "Rubber" On the Kentncky, and Of ficers Swung Them ForHours in Impromptu Ball on the Deck.

Erans Conld Only Look On; Going With a Cane. 5 Senator Perkins Defends the Policy of the Pacific Cruise and Other Naval Expenses. etsctu cabu to axonmas-. Cailao. Peru.

February 21. ark-eyed Perurlaa aenoritaa, with their raadrea and padrea. flocked aboard the Teaeela of Ad miral Robley D. Evana'a United Stataa kattle ahp fleet this afternoon, and "rub bered" around to their hearts' Orders have been leaned permitting vial tore In tha afternoon between 1 and 3 o'clock, and the entire population of this section of-Peru Is taking advantage of It to board the eh I pa. Aboard the Kentucky i several were visitors.

As there were a number ot Peruvian belles among these, some of ths handsome American officers Immediately bestirred themselves and had an Impromptu ball arranged In no time. The ship's band was Brought forth, a space cleared on deck. and there was dancing galore for several hours. One of the bright spots In the stop here ws the arrival and distribution to-day of over 800 bags of mall from the United States containing loving messages for al most every one with the fleet. Many cablegrama were also delivered.

and as the Central Cable Company Is trans mitting return messages free 6f charge, there is a lively business In the cable of fice. 1 Admiral Evans is and is now able to walk with a cane. He received an OTTB NAVAL PLAITS Should Keep Pace With Those of a-rr-. rope, Says Perkins. Washington, February 21.

A defense of the policy of sending the American battle Ships to ths Pacific Ocean, and maintaining that the vast expenditure on the navy was fully-warranted was made in the Senate to day by Senator Perkins, of California, His remsrks were -directed to the resolution, which he read at the desk aa follows: "Resolved, That it should be the policy or this Government, while not adopting a continuous program fixing ths number of naval vessels of any type to be built In future years, to maintain its present rela tiva position in comparison with, tha navies of the. other great Powers." The policy." he said, "which sent ths fleet to the Pacific, is wise and necessary, if we are to retain on that ocean, the pres- BEST SHOWING In argot Practice Said To Have Been I Xada By tha Maryland. 6an Francisco, February Admiral FARMS In Louisiana Offered To the Unem ployed of Pittsburg Who Are Willing To Work FOUND IN THE OHIO. "Pittsburg. February 2L Tke body of an unknown about 50 year of age.

supposedly a victim of tbe- recent flood, was found to-day tn too Ohio River at KevUle Island. The body waa perfectly pr- Kew Tork. refcruary 21 Tha as the slirtertag testa la ef aa a taoagn be bats net tha aaairage ef Us cea-vtetlaaa aa ret- AKfcenia-a we baa saeay faults we' saaet give ajaa credit for aavtag smm sense at tlsnoe. Thle aaclaratlea was saade Tnwreday air St ta aa awdresa Before the Sorts! Stadias CM tn Wast Hokeksa by Ales-aader Berekssaa. whs) was only a year ar as ago released" frwm das Western fsat-tsattary la Peansylvaaia after sen lug a long sent anew for aa.

attempt ta kJU Reary frlca. forsoer partner ef Andrew Car negie, duriag tha Hiasisataail atrlke. "Tne struggla mast eoatmaev aal4 Berrk- We Have no cwalldaecg la Roasw-veX Thongh be aas dooe muck la the past few months to aid our causa be aas net doae far us. but for blmaclf. He le aeV flaa.

He works for Roaeevalt all the Uaae aod not for the daws-troddea nan. His only aim Is ta overthrow tbe Oovera- it far himself." so t'lat he caa be dlo- tator. tha great -Toea-Bab' and his 'Royal Nibs' of these 'dts-Cnttad Berckmaa. who was. the former com panion of Emma Galdmaa.

then lauded Moyer. Haywood and Pertlaona and threw few verbal bombs at tha capitalists of the country. WOMAN a Among Those Arrested, Charged With Ineltin- the Riot fo PhU-delphI. Five Italians in. Custody as Loaders of the Recant Disorderly Philadelphia.

February 21. As a seaniel to ths remarkable scene enacted In Broad iae yesceraay atwraoon, when hundred policemen- gams bottle to more than 1.000 unemployed foreigners who were marching to the City Hall for the purpose of making a demonstration. 14 Italians were held on a charge of assault and battery and Inciting a riot and four other members of the crowd were held for Inciting a riot. The Italiana, who were held on the two charges, were each held In. 3.000 bail and those who were held charged with 'Inciting to riot were held In 100 ball.

The alleged ringleaders are Do ml nick Do Belli. Joseph official visit to-day from General Eleaperu. Troy, Michael CoeieUo, Flatre Carollo and the Minister of War. Other officials of the Francisco Plsiaano. Government alao paid their respects, and A number of wltnesaes were examined, expressed s-mpaVhy oyer ths Admiral's 111- The police told of Intercepting the crowd, ness.

which waa disorderly, on fta m.n-h frnm a Coaling eonUnuea at a lively pace. I mass meeting the foreign auarter. and bullets wsnt through a policemen's eeat another bullet rwey flattened against a policeman's ahleisV An onlaaker was shot in tha foot and slightly Injured. A witness testified that at tha mass meet ing which preceded the march a woman speaker had Incited tbe men by declaring. era and Her.

During the march toward the City HaD a number of red flags were carried. Tbe Central Textile Union at a meeting tlge thst will give a fair and open field to lat night decided to march In pared to our sea trade." the City Hall In the near future and appeal This was in no way an indication of any I to Mayor Reyburn for aid In obtaining unfriendliness on the part of the United I work for Its unemployed members. A reao- Statea toward any other nation. The recep- I lution to that effect was psssed before It tion the fleet had received In South Amer- I waa generally known that disorder had oc lea, be declared, was an Indication of the 1 curved In Broad street earlier In the even- friendliness United Stat workers tn the mill district 18,000 are now out of employment. PAWNED Sebree.

commanding the fleet of American I fy Castellane, It I Alleged, Were waranipa -wnicn amrra aera yeaieraay, laughed at the idea that the big cruiaers Tennessee and Washington had any dlffi culty in coming through tbe atraita of Ma gellan. He waa ailent about records made In target practice at Magdalena Bay, but it was learned from other sources that the the Jewels He Borrowed Ob-riously For His Wife. srcctAi. casLS to ssQTrrss. Paris, February 2L According to the de- Maryland made the best showing and now I clston of the Appeals Court to-day.

Him. stands an excellent chance of winning the I Anna Gould, will be obliged to pay lan.iaaj trophy for the year, with the Tennessee a I francs ($22,000) for pearla which her form' close second. "DATS HIM!" due to efZorta of th police. Tha Italians promptly Id en tided tbe prisoner with wild cries ot "Data him!" Aldrich waa afraid to risk the city prison and waived examination for tha protection a i ASSAULT Added To the Charges Of Which the Poinon Sisters Have Been Convicted and Are Awaiting Sentence. snctAl easLB vws sveoaaa New Tork.

February 21. Ths Potllon sis ters got a brief respite from eenlsace today on a writ of habeas corpus, but after they had soosared In two tribunals and Some of ths battle ships -eteamed outside resistance offered. During the battle, the their lawyer. Merer Oreenbera. had argued in.

oay lo-uay, ana vein lurougu some sea ponce tesuned, several revolver shots were I trlmaelf boerse. they were taken before tbe paces and gun practices. fired by members of ths mob. One of the Judges of Special Seaalooa for sentence. Tha sister an a as gad ta gain mora delay In suite -vf the diemlawal of tha writ, for whew they returned to Special Beaalona.

Jus tice Zetler has beea replaced by Justice Wyatt, As tbe prisoners' lawyer objected ta the press lies of Justice Wyatt. srbo had not heard tbe evidence. Sentence waa post- 'It Is better be In Jail, where you get I poned until next Wednesday. plenty to eat, than to be out ot work and I Before Jos. Graveur.

tha Chief Probation hungry. I sry officee. waa called, and told of the eoa- Voltalrtne Ie Cleyre. the Anarchist, and I tents of the Pollton trunks. Justice Zeller others addressed the msss meeting.

Sheiosderad Charlotte PolOon arraigned on a was arrested to-day on a was i ant charging losavletloa for assault, obtained against her her wfta inciting to riot. She waa held la I in March, 190a. $2,000 ball for further hearing. She, how- I "Thia young woman." said Justice Zeller, ever, disclaimed any responsibility for tbe I "was eoavltcted ot assaulting a bell boy march and the' disorder which followed. I named Grumps, in a hotel on East Twenty She said her speech wss msde In English I seventh' street.

Judgment was never pro-and that half of the audience did not on- I nounced. In behalf ot the Court thst tried ttrls defendant I declare her guilty and sen tence will be Imposed later. The athletic Charlotte was not the least dismayed by the action. However, her smile faded when Graveur mounted the stand and revealed the mystery of Katber- Ins and Charlotte's trunks. Graveur told of finding a mlscellaneoisj collection of evrtlctes In trunks a wen aa hotel linen, spoons, knives, forks, dumb bells, punching bag, a few articles of llnse- of those, people toward" tbe I ing.

It la said that out of 28,000 textile I r. cheap beta looking aa If tbe trunks had. been ereoared for the purpose bf being left behind when the sisters were forced to leave any of ths several hotels where they have sojourned since coming to tha city. THREE HAZERS, Who Tied a Student To a Tree Dur ing a Blizzard, Expelled From Hedding College. srscui.

niaraTca to tbs bsoctbss. Galesburg. February Jl. To restore discipline In Hedding College, Abirgdoa, husband. Count Boniface de Castellane.

OB-aoa to prevent a repetition of such basing tamed from Mile, vera itemiaorr. the I pranks ss that of tying Clarence Robin- Scress. In 1902. giving her a receipt and say-1 sob to a tree during Tuesday nigbt'a uila- ing that he wished to give them to bis wife I sard, where he remained three hours, nearly to wear on ttie occasion of ths visit of I rreealns to death, the faculty unanimous: the late King Carlos of Portugal to Part, I decided upon drastic action, and at college but wanted her first to approva of them. I rhiiW this moraine President McVey an- The JewelsNrere not returned, and MUe.DOunced the expulsion of Ben Tburmaa, of Nemidoff, being unable to secure payment, I London 'Mills; Morris RoWnson.

of Viola, entered suit against the Count and the land Lloyd McLeiah. of Bud. Two others Countess. The Countess do Castellane In I wore suspended for tbe term and social the hearing of the suit swore that she bad I prlviles-ea war withdraw for the Pittsburg. Februsry 2L Sixteen never seen or heard, of the jewels.

Th I from two young men snd five young women. unemployed Pittsburg era. having families, lower Court found In fsvor of Mils. Komi-1 The offense of tha latter was breaking left here to-night for Munroo, where (doff, and an appeal was taken on the Into the gymnasium and having a dance they will be given a farm. home, tools and grouna tnat tne amount cnargea ror tnel antu ft tot.

bonr. The three students ex- seed, and an opportunity to buy land they Coant was declared duriri the I P1 thletea In Hedding. cultivate. ne same inducements are Deinsinrai sait that Count BorU. as soon aa he offered to -10 other families.

Their trans-1 got the "Jewels from Ml la Kemidoff, pawned i them for 11.000. All th arrangements are under the direc tion of J. L. Knoepfler. Secretary of the Louisiana State Board of Immigration, who la now in this Speaking of the plan.

Mr. Knoepfler said to-night? I am here to give men opportunity to better their condition. I represent the state snd no Isnd company. We have In Louisiana acres of Isnd. and only aooo.ON acres ar being cultivated.

-We want families to- till the soil and study our methods. The Legislature of Louisiana la promoting the present plan. and. In order to enlarge our scope of useful ness, we must get men who are willing to work. We want men who are progressive and planters with large tracts of land stand ready and willing to aid every man who is willing to help himself, and will sell him a small farm on 10 years' credit.

MASS OF ICE Shouted tha Swindled Italians Whn Struck the Cage, Killing Three Kin- They Saw Prisoner Aldrich, srscui. bfsrsTcn to ran saw Lima, Ohio. February SL Earl Aldrich. arrested at Bocyrua. charged wltb being the bogus Deputy United Ststea Marshal who robbed two Italian railway employes hero after a paony" arrest, waa aaved from rouxh treatment on hia return hers.

era and Seriously Injuring Five Others. wnkesbarr. February 21. While 10 minors were being lowered Into th Stan- ion Mine of tbe Lehigh and Wukaabarra Coal Company to-aay a large, body of Ice tn tha shaft fell, striking th bood of th cage and demol'ahkig H. Two af the asen were killed outright, one died on the way of the County Jail, being held to tha next I to a hospital and three other.

It la believed. grand jury. I will 4ta of tbir lalurtr. Tbs TASLTES Tm.T.ED CHILD, srscui. nuraicn ran asrarxasa.

Frankfort. rnd Februarr 21. Rr m. Bernard Quadder, Evan Owens, arrrer. Andrew Boyer.

laborer. ing patent mdidie tablets. A. J. I The tejured.

frre tn all. ar forMgnera Rrvts, of Middlefork. had bought for rhra-Two ef tli rsew on tha cajr eecaped a- mansm. nio mxm iweie-moatas-019 Tll. mr tn bottan af tb ter Beulab was killed The tab lets contained a small porcantasa of stnea- abaft.

which al LOW teat deep, when the (Maker Xacleaom aA Sanator Wast ar asptraats for the Sapablloaa stal-BaUaa far Lieatanaat Oovaraar. Xap-reaeTitiUTea ye and Welkar hara Jat hewn appolnted'to tha committee cona-aoiasloaod to probe tha aSalr of Earn-tltoa County. LETHARGY Of Mining Commission Also Scared. spsciat. stwatcs re Charleston, W.

February! II- la re ports submitted to-day tbe Joint Legislative Committee, appointed a year ago to lavestl- gate mlna explosions West Virginia aa4 recommend cort-ectN-e laws. chars-e State Mining department with lark of activity la certain Instance, but eomtnonda It for Its work at the Monongah dli aster. The report also censures the operators for failure to comply with the proent laws. Owing to failure ta oomplete tbe work to which It waa assign tha asm mlttee asked for reappointment. In the House of Delegates to-night Dots-gate Helle, of bodrtdge, denounced the action of Congressmen WooJyard aal Hughes la coming here from Wasmngtoa to lobby aa-alnst certain provaiioaa af tbe Montgomery corrupt practices bU.

Ha referred to them aa "ward politicians," was were trying to defeat the VU1 for setash put puses. Tbe provtslne) whkch tbe Coa- streesnMn desired eliminated prehlbttad art- mar lea or eraventlor" before May' 13 Ta thetr districts. Midwinter eeara-estUoae haws now beea railed. Dslegau Duty. Is a candidate against Wooeyard the Fourth District, alao attacked the opposition to the MIL saying the attempt to amend 'it was for tbs purpose ef defeating a free espree-slon of the sentiment among the voters.

The Strickllng bill, providing for a ballot similar to the Ohio ballot, waa pa said by ths Mouse to-day. CLEW To Diamond Robbers BfLerr4 Ta Hits Been Stfirfa Bj tbe Arrest af a Xfgre at Memphis, Ten. Memphis, February 21. What She local police bellevw tbe first clew to a well! organised gang of thieves operating la tha Southern states, with auanvmds as th chief attraction, was discovered to-day by the ar. rest of Harry Garden, at 180 aireet, wttk valuable gem aa hia person, one diamond ring being Identified by Mra.

T. J. Latham, wlfa of a wealthy eltilao, aa her property. Jewels rained at 973.000 have reeeatly dls-appeared from private rsaidoneso here, and PInkertoo men Imported to work oa tbe rase havs linked recent robberies In New Orleans and other cities South with ta same set of operators. Wlthla a few days diamonds aer disappeared from the reetdeaoes of F- O.

Jon, T. J. Latham. Robert RurBn. H.

D. Has-fnrd. narlwdlna' mor tha worth of diamonds and pearls, ths property of Mrs. Garrett Lamb, of CI Into. low, who was a guest at a brldg party at tbe Joaes rest- HATS OFF I To Thia Court, Which Rules That Conductors Must Gia Passengers Correct Transfers.

St. Paul. Minn. February ti In affirming tb Courts of Hennepin Cooaty la tan ens of Clara, MorreJl vs. tb Minn.

poll Street Railway Company tha' Mlanssots Supreme Court to-day holds that It Is tbe doty of tha conductor of a street car to oee that a wooer transfer slip is given ta a senger nnd not the duty of a pa sea agar. Tbe Court also hold that a transfer slip la not th aota and aaclosrv to rid, Tb Court also' held "no absolute duty rests oa tbe paasengor to examrn tn transfer slip when Is eeSeaied to Ma, and sso thst It Is fortb proper ear aad to properly punched. He may rely oa tbe m- fereoes that tha conductor- baa properly don hia work and pertminsd atlas posed upon A ansae riser sal car who baa paid hia far by Ttrtao of that fact, entitled to lids to tb end af tb tin, to which, under the city bo Is entitled ta traasferred. con tract of cnrrlagw la cempWt wbaa tbe fare le paid." I M0XZ BODIES T0TJTD. Jaeoh's Creek, Penn.

Febrnary 21. Tea aooiuoaai oovur ww aesai 1 mi CAB RIDE And Midnight Supper Cans4 Srri.ii Chargf Ta Bn Mt4t Against Hit Camnaaian Bj in N'nvwtitt. Xew Tork, February a Re Bsara. -silst. pkaywnrbt and elubsaaa, sieging that a wesnaa trt4 ta break up bis ban wwa tha story of a eab tide and a BaMrtglM sup per, kss placed evldene la the District Attorney wnleh smathml soaeaauseiraa Tbs woman la the ess Is Mrs.

Xataarias VKiw- BaossMTk. of Chioaa. She adsained to-plght tl evmmeaa tbal'aho bad ne eariag wltb a by Assistant Diaries Attorney Mraer. and that aba bad bad oaafsranrs with bis. "But I rhraik I proved to Mr.

Miser bfor flnlsbed talking. she added, "that It waa I who should bring charge, not Mr Beach. I am tn victim, not be. end I am prepared to go taio Cowrt and prove fi fth aaM that stopping st th Hel A at or two weeks age Mr. Beacb tried ea aer.

and fa 11 in st a can, wtuv-b tnea her to tbe Lambs Club. The two rode to tbe Hotel Odeota. Ho. 1'SJ Wast TbiMy-agatt. strewt.

"It's aa attempt to blacksaafl my bu- wryj." was th ompbatle ensuaeai af Mra Beach. "Thla woman ka advenravea. sad she sou (tit to entrap my husband is ber net. FsJing oho na petved tbe life oat of us by rallmg to st oar apart-ene-nt or ringiar a up oa lb pbo. Mrs.

Tar-i u4 stie wwarsi ttr bos-band got lm -rate at tbe, la1tstta of Mr. hdnorfc, but rod onlr a bloik wnh ber. Tu know my bwaaand la a rrlar farmsr In New, Tor. added. -d I am not vrir sswrh surprtael shorn Id be faoM st Srst.

NEGRO Of Ohio Statesmen that Denied the 'Allegation. Ha Made To Attorney! Lrrolring a Suit For Divorce. Castor). Obi. February 21 -The dlvore salt brougbt by Mrs.

Edward A has dvioped Into a eae similar on re- reatly tried, la Pe nay Irani Tb defeg ant. who Is manaaar of tbe Kepllsger He ld at Alllaavca, ta aeeuswd xtrem rroet. ty. Walter BowVea. a negro, wb was ia tha employ of Beo nntS rereotiy.

made a depoaiUon to BVeaoa's attorney. now moloTd la Clevelaod aad has ta med Mrs- Boosoa's attorn. claimed, tbat hia otateaoent la taae vry parttcniar. ears friends advised him right a wrong by pobliaiag a aiaL Attorneys for tbe defendaat claim that Bowles bad been approarbad by a relative of Mr. Btaaoa.

who bad talked with him sbout his poa1tloa green So Mr. lawyers. Friends of Mrs. Paeans are than todigneat ever fh matter, and they threaten the negro with trammary tra. snont fef bo over again visits AUianoa, MAYORS Of All Ohio Cities Urged By Senator Howe To Aid fn Giving Relief To tbe UiMrmpleyad.

Cotomboa. Oh Wo. rabruary tL-Weatr Fiaderlch How, of Cla-rsiand, praaaia to snake aa lavostiantloa of ths ewndtrlea ef the aeasptoyed tsvoagboa Oblo. aal for tbat rsasni Senate to-dap. It calk attentiaw, ta the fact tbat there sr.

house DOS of Sara ant of sesrfe la tb lata. Ia arose- to rstarea Ibsi state affairs fartbar aasiUss bat aa mrrttng bo hetd ta tb Senate Cksisr, wbseh bs dtclda on war aas) sat. ass. an arenas- of Iwbeuary Senator Hwo lanua pr-al strltatkM from tb Dorr Mine by warkaasn empbvyed I the Majors of all cat- mm other mala reawarm; tha debris of tb austrous I aW-1pautta tn tb sst to bo preaeat at tbe explosion teat Djbr. Tbey were 1s fatf stass ef insssnstins.

tbsas is wafresea. and tab part hs th wallbera- Knows Xo CcnfinM Viltz Welkcr Is Chosen A Ilember of Committee) To Probe Cincinnati. Appointee Ha. Opposed All Prerions Attempts, But Gives His Word To Aid Co-Inquisitors. Senile Brands Action an Unqualified InsnlL Speaker Ealesoa Dencnzzwi.

Whereupon West El ten Race For Lieutecant GoTemorship. OSitax rwarasry th oatlraly aawa t1o essrwaateO ef bars of two General aaam say aal the lialais of wata pseMteal pnrifeo, a ai feet Speaker Fri i la T. Iitliiia, as tha of P.iariaiataUvaa, se-aay sal' a of tbe ont easaeutttso to tsivwstigaao ta as a Ira of Ciartnaatl and Haaatltaa Osaaaty aader ta Espy riailupvsa TVat ki aaars) of tbe eawnawits asawatmita ta as wttb tn fertlng i braara and that at la not rt seoataUya, aaw ka oae sees sua. ir a at ta boa ta dleenrd between the sssbrs and IW eras stag off ror. ft to 4rsird that taa Spsaasv baa anassil b'-BBtf fi anaap arm frWads hs bwtk partlssv.

That aa baa satsrtaOty rsvyurwl bi ajaUry for IM aemtsatlea for Usui awe at fls srsar to dsalaraa The beat silaasu of tki waa 1st Mnsxedte the eawdidary ef url M. VsC of BWUstwataas. tbe sasas plaeo and tbe aea pwdgisg seppert bis raws by ssaay RaebUraa af tbe Hua af aepTtemu'i baUl this ssaraiaa for Ka- e. a as peaokna be too lew, bsre af Um aWeas. hmead Hy Fiesldaat Jaaae WDl'aaia.

tbe prapitiaa wnbaraw the asaniaanoas ssavoe an as half ef that bnoy and tb alterwsAvo e. gwstloo ef esoeindtna; the rwt4itfl) of I. easfgsHaa sad tbe drervlrg ml tks frm entirely. Befwre sparatieT for ta TH CnsT (Jnep svsT'ej ShgJ to Sblah tb anattar over Snd we prper4 far a dsrteiee aest Msodai. aliai bransbae will aanilili Kafwd st lag-, enow.

i Tbat saasy pwbUcaaa ar la epia arva path, wltb a.e artioa I ta; tw. t.essiltig fMtuet tim day ef 'esrti aaa for It wss on of Ms a faeiiag ft ta rv. ly nnnifT rt tb eASfw tha w's ma aanntat Sssskee CTti bp th argry ssewitkers of the Hamipsa Caamty aelegatlan Alnaoe astila tlialilm srttt rag. Uy seed lar-srssg. that, aay.

tha laet. wa bsteaprae. Ty mimed jlbaS th pe-ag afner had tadd eT tbsop hose a sa elTaatMo eweaaaittM fwr perwnl advaataan, a sbarr-w jt4 awt rim i tb oar tb Spoabesv fnr wttbla a few miauteo af 'ar tb as. )urtimeat of ta Hwiss. as Rin a a a titers kfi tb raassber for tb rsl'isel sta.

rto. Dtrwtly foliennng tb aaaass earnest asT th appaaataaent tb i am idtio a a sen of dlaorewe'a of I autlil wtta task Speaker -l. At tb Taft basdraartera CTainaan Artfeur I. Vary said waa disitnrt surpitsa to bm for tb bat had sever given tn tVtignt. It gave Mm pi aaars e.

knew Senator Wt waa a caadilal few U'ootit Oeiwaar. for tbe olr wwa ef fb er1r Taft suspsetats when St sonthtrg Crajseaaa WsJtar T. Broan. of tbe lUreMirai Slat CaeXrat untitle', beard at about ta sasi be ea.4. aad asked If waa trwa, aa bo b4 a told by nseanber of tb Ots.ral a.

ibly. tbat th Spaaaar bad ovarnbot ths aaark ia endeavortag ta tea ears of saw etlwa. Wrvtary af Stat Canal AT Tlieausi ra. podia td alt roneetlan with aSasrs spstairn. -aus of tb twrnixrats I if sssl lee years ago to Intrust to him tbe naasirg of can si (tie.

for tn lwr branoh. aaaaa persona yumpad to the con cl salsa tbat bs was mixed la tbo matter. "Victim af Sad Adrlcs." Tbo S.nary saade aanpbaee tbat ha bad not tried take aay sn aa thia ar ssy ether mstaer or poriey aa the I. sal a a turs. it ran all along tbe Its, suit.

after all baa hn said aad aVtao. Oss srr piaistat tbat Seeabar gsgliasa waa tbs -Wtlsa of bad adnoa." admtioa to ansk Ing a mlataaa as ta fh imsiaaal af tbs Tbo ni ambers part af tb Iluesa linn Wether, af fsis appowtd an ths r. W. awn. of NorwaJa.

Msssssaenaa. aa org B. of ss. 1 1 a Tbo brwat of rbo attark ta bursa by Vs- ksr. wb saay Siajiod aa tb patrol of tb Hone.

tats rrme Is asserts ny th fact tbat waa sreramjr aaseiatnaal ju enotvo binaasi of sender of th on. soslttoa ha ta Hon, as Ss Koaly rawata. Hon two year aad that at taia anal a waa twmx aa saroeigVy oppcawd to tha. Easy nsntatlaa In addau. as Us a tnr of a naalarlaa ap.iat a jaSat sum at I ssiaaevjsto tn Drafc Cisnmii- tea.

tn aa sadrs npao) tn IntiadealJos that msasars sasiaasisd that ttaa- psr ultar emeclicntp that, waes an 1 adjuaa aad. that usalstlsa waa an tha Tbo miaibirs of tbs Saatai rwyartl tha reii atlas aa a saareawal ta II and pr.p-aranaaa had bawa ma III to rauort wta 1 1 1 1 1 1 hs tbe oewat tbo Hi a a ai inn as oeavd It a that Tawny, srwich Is aa nuwas Isapi laliabfmy. Welh'o spsaL-h aaaiaa Ss Xswy rs- Ikon was. tt sa rbaraws. a set-M fai tb csstrtis tn CUWaaiatl aad aa at.

eaeh apesa tb Sehass of lb remnant af tha Senate. That wee awai-e ef the pj fcaaT twat has atsat aliaiat nil assawg a ameers was ovSssacad sx has I.