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J'roinlscs Jjuyully to i best Interests i its constituency. Our motto: A square ilcr.1 for till. THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN CATTARAUGUS COUNTY 'J'HH WKATIIHIl l-'or Western New. York--Knir Tonight --Shcm-urs Tuesday-mid Slightly Wanner, VOL. A'XX.

A'O. DO. OMOAN, HEW rOKK, MONDAV, I -IIKMI. EIGHT PAGES ESTABLISHED 1879. THE CLEAN TIMES COVERS, CONCISELY, THE NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

PRICE TWO CENTS SLAYKR OK ELSIK IS'ICiKh SU1- J'OSH!) TO I I 1 I JJAKH 1'olice Are Confident That They ilavu the Itight Parties. Now mystsry Eiirrouiulins ithe disappearance of Wm. Leon, suspected murderer of Elsie Sigel, seemed nearer solution at noon today, when the police of Ibis city received a report'that a. man answering Ins description been 'arrested at Schcncclady, N. Y.

At the same time a report was received that another Chinaman -liail bean arrested at West Ual- way, N. Y. anil to Amsterdam. The -police arc a a confident than the two men who have been Bought all over the United States have at hist heeu cultured, although no dcflnite identification lias -been made on to base this belief. 'Detectives hiinied to Amsterdam and SchcnecUtly.

Tlio police at AnisKer- telegraphed -that -their prisoner, Chong Sin, the chum Leon, admitted, hia identity, Ijut all of (ho murder. That Elsie Sigel was murdered 'ay two Chinamen, one of whom lured her on June 9th on nretes! I a the clhcr, who was a suitor of the girl, was ill at the. place" in Eighth avenue where the was tumid, is thciry ot the girls father, Paul Bigc! today. He this theory on the now discovered. Meantime the --police have mads plans to ca.pture Leon and Sins sit Vancouver, it the Scheneclady and Anistcrdam captures fail to he the men wanted.

There's OUR Low Shoes. What sense of salisfacton to that the pair of low shoes you have purchased are able to wear, beautiful upon your feet and retaining their shape and lasting long enough to convince you Ihat they were an economical purchase. That's ours. $1.25 to S3.50 Black, Tan, and Wine Black Suede Pumps $2.50 Weber's. 25c Records 15c Each Only a Few left oplr: Jirioiv a Hr-y -f if, Th': n-w i i IniciiW" ninil? l.y tin' Onlnmliia hcs j.T'ivr.i] 1o br snt-Ti siifffss tlini it i11 cniircly rn- TK-rre'lc 1-hc Mottlilcil, will lint 1)C r.l.'l'].

llCT'-Tlflt-T. Remember can np-1 r.n/nTnloa rf nr- -in H' r-'trds Dirt. A line of TsilTsinp 'i'-: '(l; from $T) up to 5200. GRIFFINS Phonograph Store, P14 West M. KTMiiBJF 7 to (MACHINE SAKK.

As a ISIfych; or An Aiitoniobilts S'ays Orvillc Wright. Washington, June IK as as riding on a. lil- cy-ciu- or i a automobile. TJio rocking of flu aeroiiluue, caused by varying ulr currents, Is ot no nMre consequence Ulan the jars caused lo the other vehicles in tbe foad on higliiway." Ouville Wri.dil made this statement yeslerday on his arrival from Dayton, in -company with his ibrclber Wilbur, to make ready for the iiual tests of ittie aeroplane the governmenl is to purchase. It followed ail inquiry as lo the progress made the brothers in discov ering some method ol automatically preserving the equilibrium of tho aero- plane.

"Why should we want to do thai" replied'Orvllle i quickly. "No one has ever suggested the Advisability of automatically the balance of an automobile or a bicycle. Bcitli of these vehicles require ii just as much as an aeroplane. Tbe Hying- iiuLcbinc nnder control cf its driver, and the.rocking motion, to eountercurreiifs of air is exactly tile same on the aerial as the uneven motion experienced a 'motor or a bicycle in passing over a badly ballasted Tie a'ecadent of last summer, that resulted in JJi'e death of Lieutenant Sulfridge and the crippling of himself, was suggested to Mr. Wrigiht as indicating the machine -was not under ithe ''control of tire aviator.

6r- ville winced when tlin tragic occurrence was recalled. "Ah, bill was a most deplorable accident could net happen 7gain under similar circumstances," lie said. "It happened because when the prapeller blade broke the aeroplane was tipped at .111 nn.gle that, rendered tile forward useless. W'hen within twenty-five feet of the ground-1. was righting -the machine, but line apace in which ito complete thi task too short.

If "We had been tip 50 to 100 feet higher, we 'would have landed as safely as though we wen: coming down at tho completion of a j'isht, cur machinery gear OrviHe Wright skill ghows tlie effects bis fill fclight limp. IIo 'sm I- ii'gly acknc-wledged thaii he was not yrt in condition to enter a Marathon. said his injured leg would not interfere with his flying, the latter part of this week. He will niake all of the official flights. Wilbur will be 'on the ground merely for 'the.

purpose of advising and assisting liim. SUDDEN DEATH OF PROMINENT BANKER Joseph A. Cook, Great Grandson of Col. Edward Cook, Dies This Morning. Bollcvornon jimc A.

Crak. ascil sixty a jiroiiiin- em and race horse man. dietl this morning. He was a great graii'l- son.of Col. Cook, who it said as a member tbc first continental congress, 3row up the first, copy of the Declaration of Independence.

was a liiMhcr of Robert J. managing editor of the 1'iiila- drilihia J'rass. HOWARD GOULD SPRINGS SURPRISE Xvw York. -Iiinc Could i a surprise on his wif'j (OUAV in lirr suit far sojisraiion. JnMJrt! Ron if trisi.

Xiroli niadc Ihat the ly prtwnHil nic-h a 1 a sary. HiCTfftir Mrs. Oralil ri this turn of Slior AVoi')ivi. Convention. Syr.i-n?".

-linn: mnili i iv'nflinn of iliE; Itj1'r-ma Worta-rs" Union tcil'i oj.vn litrn 1'nlay -TMlimic for a wcfli nr livo. JTw-i Jnnrlrcrl fifty from sTine rt-mt-rs in ihr l'ii'iiC'1 ami Cariatla are in ITSTI an3 more ar ftx- Am.Tif Important Kit'srs 5n ior is fi iplan SalfliTig ariniin! canvi-ntions, iristtatl of 1iho nni.ins one- oy vote, Tnc- plan Tvill TEN DIE IN A COLLISSION FAST TlUHiLiUYS AND MANY A INJUUMD--OliAl) MO'J'OK- A BLAMED. Rescue Difficult Wilfi Telephone, a Mile Away and (lie jNifilit Very 'Dark. South Bend. June persons were U-illed and furty injured in a wreck on the Chicago, -bake Shore and South Bend 'railroad In Porter county, Indiana, -Saturday night, itwo of the Ijig colliding head- on.

According to General 'Manager Wallace, the wrcclr iwas due to a disobeyed order hy Motorman George A. Rood, of the eastbound car, wjio was Wiled. ifteed recoived instructions ail Gary to wait at a short distance west of Baileyto-wn, the at which the disaster occurred, for the west- hound 'to pass. The nil pact of the COM 'was so great. Hun! eiiey were reduced to a mass of wreckage.

The dead are: George A. Reed, mo- to.nhan, (Michigan City, Hay V. Jlerriman, South Bend; Charles Johnson, Porter, Edward GiUwr.tson. Porter, A. Barter, MislinwaUa, I' 1 T.

Moore, residence William Leon, secretary of it-he agiav Motor Works, Dowa.giac, A. La-kc, Motor Works, IJavi'agaic, H. H. Hudson, Niles, Charles Swjintson, Porter, Ind. The east-bound going miles an hour, was telescoped and almost demolished.

In Train were aJl of tlu killed and most of the injured passengers on the west ihouud train csc-Qplns witii bruises. Darkness greatly interfered'with the. progress of the rescuers, and to maki m-attcrs worse, the nearest telephone was a mile away. Superintendent Welsh of the Inier- nrban.Line was in Michigan CLt-y w-licn the accident occurred, hilt it was impossible to run electric cars to the scene ibccause the trolley wire had been broken. Three physicians sent in a gasoline traction speeder and three more dispatched in an automobile.

When the physicians resttihetl the scene they found scores of farmers and villagers rushing about endeavoring to care for'iho wounded and extricate the dead and dying hy the light of a few lanterns. 'Many of the wounded were pinioned in the wreckage so that it was necessary to use axes. SLAVES TO THU IIAIJIT. Suilors Sas- They Can't Cct Along Without C'iKiiivtlrs. New York, June sailors th battleships Connecticut, Nebraska and Ilhodc Island, which are at the Navy Yard fitted out for the summer maneuvers if the A a i fleet.

wondering if Hoar-Admiral Sehrncdcr's recommendation to the secretary of the navy that cigarette smoking on the ships be forbidden, is to be approved. If Secretary Jleyer approves the rcrjim-inendaUon. it is said he will, there will te a lot of unhappy sailors in the navy. "We simply rannot stand i1." said a sailor on the liasfhiji Coimerticnt today, "and if the order out. it's to 'break many a sailor's heart-" Hnrgcon O.

D. Norton. IT. S. ni lirwcnt.

on lnly in shv rtrnii'iin? M-T- in this city. cmi.h;«tk his of rigaretic lialiit. A NERVOUS WRECK; COMMITS SUICIDE Va.n-wei.1. JVTH: Fr.vnK M. CampiiPll.

J'hila'lrliiliia mnnriKtr for the R1cel cumiiaTiy siiir-idf: her': by chonlins vo'vcr. Oaiiijilii'll a lircn siifrfring frfim Tifrvrras lirrali-Owii. of this inf7ninc Ifrorn an ov-r- whtlrning rtotot of -the of Mo- rnc-ro's troops in fi baJOc n'iih Hi forces Tihc S-il- san's firf, rains anrrmiTjition hwivy HtiiiflTtrls ancl many Tho Jiattlft msy prfriirilait a grave crisis. J'HVSICIAN TAKJiS PO1SO.V. Xoteil Linig He Aneurism.

St. Louis, Jiino i Steer, professor of clinical mctlh'inc at Wash, iuglon Uuiversiliy, widely knc-wii as IL lung speolalis-t, liiniself yesterday morning at his honic in Wasliing- totL avenue, iwlth prusslc nclil, 'because be was uiiiilile to 'bear the ipains of a sunpossd ansnrisni, other uhysichins he did not have. Steer found her husband and called Dr. H. A.

Cleitz, bis colleague. He at first death came from natural an empty acid bottle under.the pillow and note plained. Tho note read-: "No one is responsible for tills but myself. I have ibeen a 'patient sufferer with intense pains 1u my chest since 1885, and they arc now uifocarablc. i ilk 1 'have the a-orta, but th physicians who 1 examined me did not agree with me.

-Funeral and interment private; no flowers. Justin Slecr." AUTO TURNS TURTLE WOMAN BADLY fflJRT Accident Occurred on Haskel) SaturdayEvening Last, evening a'Boul 7 o'clock, while Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Grinard and a neighbor were going to Cuba in the former's automobile, a dis- tresing accident occurred which nearly cost the life of i Mrs. Grinard. When about seven miles from on the Haskeil road, at that point is full of ruts, 'the right rear wheel of the auto was broken and Ihc car turned turtle, throwing Mrs. Wyatt some distance but pinning both Mr. audi.Mrs.

Grlnnnl under the' machine. 'Grinard's shouidei was badly wrenched but after a desperate effort he managed to free himself and turn off the gasoline, thereby preventing a lire. But the back of the tonneau, which rested across Mrs. Grinard's chest, dropped slightly when Mr. Grinard crawled out, so that the weight-on her chest was greatly increased.

Oiving to his injured shoulder, Mr. Griuard was able to lift with only one hand. 'But fortunately at that moment Mrs. F. W.

Higgins and her chauffeur ar- liveil at the scene of the accident with her large touring car. The; two men succeeded in raising tlu-j rear end of the overturned auto and pulling Grinard from her pcr-i ilous position but not until she was- black in the face and unconscious i from suffocation. iMrs. Wiggins her-i self assisted in carrying the injured: woman to her car and had her driven (inickly to the city. Dr.

A. B. Smith, of Smith Barry strec'l met the party at his office and drove i them to the Grinard home on Irving street, where the injuries were attended to. l)r: Smith reports this morning' that no bones wore broken and thai the external cuts were minor. Mrs.

Grinard had several teeth knocked out and ugly looking cuts about flic eye. She recovered consciousness about i i a i i was resting easily. It will be days before it can be certainly known whether or not she is inUrr- naliy injured. i.Mrs. Wyatt suffvrr.i only minor nnd Mr.

nllJiongh in consid'Tahbf pain is not confined to iiis lied. Had it not been for Ihr timely arrival of Mrs. U'rf- Sins' car and the assistance mi'lvn-'l 5iy Jifr ait'l the acriOfni wonH hav: iiinloiibHMJly MURDERED IN A LONELY SWAMP Hanrmnnl'iH. .1.. -rp.

Th Js no to the of lh! The a.ppf.-ar;inf-e ol the lit0y of mnrOen-d man imlicatf 1h- fiin-i" was coTnmiU' with a clnb. the Jif-A'l cr.n,tho l. Sultan in Mfr a Tonr. lyjnOoTj, 1 of -will "slari on a loiir corrliTis in ihp Stanrlarfl. Hr win arrive in in STRANGLED TO DEATH A I.M10KTS MOVIXf; A I A HOIW-IUIiY 3IA.N(ilil;i).

An of (lie American Steel Wire ill Hospital Mlioi'tly A Accitleiit. Piilsburg, to death, his neck broken by a coll of wire which he was carrying around his led; catching in a nail machine, was the liorrllfa a in which Aiexan- ler Siuoa, aged years, met death at the Kankin iplant of the American Steel Wire -company. Siboa attempted a pass-iby Khml cut between two machines, carrying a supply of wire Tor his nail machine coiled around his neck. The free end of the coil in sonic manner caught in the machine cogs. The man operating machine failed to hear Siboa's cry of ilistress.

When the machinery was linally stopped it was found ithat Ki- boa's neck luul been lie died this morning at six o'clock at the hospital, three hours after the accident. HIGH SCHOOL fiKADUATKH. C'lass of '(I!) Keceivc Diplouiiis Wednesday veiling. Below is given a list the students who are to he. graduated from the high school this year.

Tlio jlass numbers fifty-two, divided rollows: Academic, Latin (Jcrinan, Latin French Classical 2. Tomorrow evening in the opera iiouso -will be held the class Jay exercises. Commencement will be held Wednesday evening. Academic- -Harry B. Algcr, Gertrude Bargay, Morton Hargay, C.

Ste.vv- lieckwith, Bissntt, Ha-: 2iil A. Leon Bryan Burdsal -ioward Conuvall, LJlanche a a iMargucrile A. Holly It. Clark, Klhelyn Francis Col-j jiirn, Jiargaret Dougherty, Kate Lj Fiuhiy, Donald Harry Gesse, Edilli SJ Hill. Elhel K.

Hill. Frrderie Andre.Wj Isaniau, Percy .1. Clara Belle; Kinley, V. C. DaudK.

Elizas both Mitchell, Alexander A. N'lchoEon. Myrtle Lillian Olds, F. Rtiy-j moml, 'Lawrence S. Shcehan.

Grace! Irene Skusc. Amy I). Smith, Catherine! R. Sullivan. Mary Hariict Utter, Ma-: ie T.

Collins, H. -Itoss HoJicrts, Law- reuco M. llackutt. Rebecca Lora Conkin, ii. (Jnlcny.

Laura 1'res-- 5cr, Helen Verna Kelsey, Margaret A. Ituf. Latin Kathcriiie Ball, Williiiiii H. Card. Gertrude L.

Iloiighton, A A a Uiuise Spii-siiian. T. Thatcher, Edwin Joseph -Tomes, C. Harry 'Anderson. Latin French--Francis Stewart KiU- palrick.

II. Harry X. Harris. i.Xora K. Sh'-lian.

ClassM-al- I.c'in Gen. Herbert Hains-y. J. IF. S.

This evening at tin: ojieru ihe connneiM-enu'nt. nf Junior High 'Si-hool will licM. The class numbers ill A i-'imjih-t" lift of the gradnaU-s was jmblislifil in Thursday's Times. Admission 10 the uxvrHfCK will If: by Music will In- by iiir.h srlmtil on-bvstrn. Tii'- prngram for the wonins is as follows; I'AHT OXK-- flass Play.

"Mr. iiob." of Hoywm, ll'ilx-n. fjt-rlt of ami Kolivrl. JoTikiiif. K'- Vidnr K3r'-; i i i Luke, r.

niaid-n lady, Klon-n-" Wall- dor If; KallK'rint! Uoiwrs, AlnirTia M.iri'ijj KaOii'iinc's i a i Jl'ltY TO Ten ID in ('allionn Casr. San l''rancis'O, in I case of i'alrlck i i i i i dcnt of the United Ittilroads, on i a since a a 12th. on cliargi! of i i ing Supervisor Kure.v, canni I court yeslerday at. nuim and (Ici-larcil tin 1 could not agn-e and were The jury ten to two for a i tal after the first and mi asr' 1 1 meiit could be reached. On the ba-llct the Kluod to for acttuittal.

The who I lie a i a of a i i was Otto i i bracht, a sinbhorn lienmui. i declared: "1 will not vote for a i a we Htay hero ill! iicll freey.es over." Biiiner, ihe other who stood i agreed to vote Tor a if I i a would volt- Unit way, but all atteinpls to move i clit fulih, 1 A i him for five hours i morning, tin 1 jury finally drc-idi'd it was The verdict was no surprise to puhlif, which generally regarded disagreement as certain and a i a as not invproliable. Charles H. Suydam. of IJic s.iid; "We were ilisgusteil i tin- i i i i i His rotten.

When -he accused Dr. Coffey, a stn-geon if Ihc i of a i signs jury, I wan-'tnl HI and answer i It was a crinif. I Lsiileied a the tc.iliiinmy the suin'i'visors as ptirchitscd tesii- moiiy. They wen- Icslifying llinir When slond 1111 in court and a.ppealcd for his rights it Tin; way -lie was treated by lleney was criminal." Calhonn "Of course, I am disappointed a a i i acquit me nf the unjust, charge, ye'-, wlu'ii all the cimimstaiiciis arc considered, the fact ten members favor- nil acquittal is a substantial victory. The records of the case show my i a was mo'st unfair.

The judge was hostile, the assistant district attorney bribed, whilo the administration of tin- criminal law in this state is a disgrace." I'coplr Killed! Rome, Thousand bodies have been recovered from ruins of Messina. the earlhquak'; stricken city, according to the misas of the district issued today. INTO TREE AITOMO- A A I.N.I I OMii I'KOIJA'JILV Miiny Persons, Seeing That. On- Way Control, Tried to Jump Others Fnintwl. Vi-rU, Six pcopl'i we.rt; i i i -fatally, and si-oni of lives 'Were nnilangorod today urn, 1 fit' big sight-seeing an- i i i from Coney Ja- im manageable on Ocean eraKhod i a tree.

nio-t et-i'loiisly i were: Emory, both and right arm broken, in iircd internally, probably i i J. Scully, Morris J. I i a i Jauicfi McAllister, injnn; I bruised all ovsr Ijodien, Williams, both legs badly -liurt, broken. More tluin of.hor orx'iipanls of the line automobile slightly hurt. 'ilio jjus.icnitfcr.s saw a the Jiia- a they became panic strk'ntMi.

tried to i'mui a i i car but were rent rained. Several MAN'S BODY FOUND IN A A A wvly of a wt'H HKiM a about i ypsirs 01" ngn was found in a hox rar i i i nioniiiis- Tho skull harl I)cun was the motive of UH; criint; imiicaietl from the fact tliiit the ijiockcLs the (tend man's dothiiu; hiiil itri-n i no money was to ho found on his -person. The-, ear in i body discovered came from lad. The man apparently cmiu; from C-huiugo. Presented to Mrs.

Longwortfi. Naw York, antelopes, said tn IKLVP hei'n tured in Africa by ex-I'rrshiem Itoofipvclt arrived Kido.y on Ijoard the Vaderland. Tlicy sent as a present to his Xirholas Tin 1 wore under the direct of rjn- They wer on liio captain's bridge and led fi'om a hottle. SynojiKit; uf fsift ronir. at i of sain" 1'AIIT TWO- j.lomas-- MT.

-M. ri bor of i Thf honor JirM 'i'-- H. W. MARCUS H. W.

MARCUS Our June Clearance Sale of Coats, Suits, Dresses etc. Continues All This Week. $10.98 $10.00 $7.50 $6.70 .98 and $4.50 $5.98 $10.98 And many other remark! ably values. A special lot of Ladies and Misses I Wash Dresses worth $4.00 at $2.98 each. Silk and Wash Fabrics on (lie main floor.

Many unusual and excellent patterns at special prices. H. MARCUS! Silk Raincoats Silk Pongee Coats $10.98 Raincoats Skirts Waists Wash suits Silk Dresses.