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lins countv man. So the conundrum ends as
began " who is TO be Senator"
FOR THE STATE ASSEMBLY.

Schenectady n. Y, oct. ID (speciaD'-Georse w.
Van Vrankon, OF this city, was nominated LOT inc
Assembly for schenectady County by thc DemocraIs
here to-day. Daniel Nayor ir, received inc NOMINATION.
for District-AttOmcy.
jamestown, y. Y, oct IA (SpeclaD.-At the Demo-
cratic Senatorial Convention hero to-day Charles Il.
Gallagher of Salamanca, was nominated Tor state
senator The failure Of [. b. Sessions to secure the
Endorsement OF the Democrats marks the uter col
lapse of the movement against c. p. Vedder and his
eIarton As Senator is certain. Since the agreement
TO refer the dispute between Cattaraugns ana Chal-
tau0ua Counties to COMMITTEES appointed by tne
TenuLlicap state Committee the bolt against Mr..
Velder has been rapidly disinegrating
Coopcrstown. n. g., oct Ia (speciaD.-The Kepub-
leans Of the Ist Oscgo District, at their convention
here to-day, nominated /. G. LocKe' vi hIchnolo' LOT
,or,hor ~ tho Assembly C. NJ Bates. OF Cherry
Val ey was nominated for DstrfctAuorney, ana Burr
Mattice OF OneOnta, for Surrogate
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THE CONTEST IN THE xxvITH DISTRICT.

Auburn n Y, Oct Ia Special. Tomorrow the
Republican Senatorial Convention Will reassembe in
this city. During The interval snce the adjournment
there has been much mauoeuvrng and talking and
planning and all that sort Of thing Tho convention
Of this the XVIII District, has now expended SIX
days al its work. The only variation Observable il
the situation between the morning Of the first day an
the evening Of the last as Indicated by the public pro
cecdings of the convention, is the disposition OF the
Toga delegation vote with Cayuga, provided erh'
Of Cayugss ten delegates can concentrate upon some
entirely acceptable candidate. General sewarl abso
luely refuses the OF his name. General Mac
Dougall cannot accept because OF his business. ES
AssembIyman ". =. Robinson, William i. Woodlu
Frederick sorke and others have boon canvassod By
Cayuea without union Of a sufficient number OF Tho
big county's delegates resulting In favor Of any
dIdae The protrsced proceedings have left but two
Of the original delegates in the Tompkns contingent
-Messrs Rhodes OF Groton. and Robinson. Of Caro-
line The places Of the Others were hlied by substiu
ton and loyal substitutes they proved. Tompkns
needs two votes 10 effect the nomination OF Temp
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REPUBLICAN, CLAIMS IN MONTANA.
CHAIRMAN sELIGMAN FIGURES OUT MAJORITY
IN THE LEGISLATURE-A CONTEST IN
VIM now CoIrNTy

Helena Mont. oct. 14.-Col0nel Sellgman, chairman
of the Republican Central Committee, announces that
tho Republicans certainly hayc the Legislature, either
by one or three majority Tho official returns from
Beaver Head County elect James Z. Bennett tRepJ
to the lower house. and Henry Blair Rcp.) Is awarded
a scat from Deer Lodge By majority of four. both
these seats have heretofore been counted for the Dem
ocra,s The canvassers in silver Bow County TOT
which Butte Is the couny-scat to-day threw out the
votes In what Is known as the railroad pieclhc
which gave the Democratic majority of ia THIS
action II Is upheld by the courts VIII scat the enie
Republican delegation from that county eleven NOM
bers, and overcome the Democratic majority in tho
Legislature and give the Republicans control. The
Democratic managers will ask Judge DC Wolfe for
writ of mandamus to compel the canvasses to count
the rejected precincts. The throwing out OF this
vote, While reducing Tooe's vote for Governor, does
not overcome his majority.
The total membership Of the Legislature is H. and
by the above calculation she Republicans have SO and
probably 81. The In Lewis and clark county
iHclenal IS still incomplete. The Legislative vote is
not vet counted. The Democrats are alarmed az phe
outlook and Marcus DAILY has been summoned hero
from Anaconda to consult with Colonel BrOadwater,
ex Governor Haus"r and other lcannS I1cmoits.
Republicans with attempt TO stean the Legislature
and two United states senator's. ,,
contl both branches Of the Leg stature, and sho Ii
the Governor call that body together before inc CON
FEST Is settled a sufficient number OF Democratic men,
hers 10 prevent quorum would probably stay away,
so that the state would probably be without Leg $
Isture until the supreme Court decides the dispute.
Another interesting feature is its effect upon The
Governorshp. and Mr.. TOole viii not be inaugnrated
unless II is patent that he elected wit out The big
/ majority of the rejected precinct. The count In
/ Lewis and Clark County Is stll In progress,
but nothing new has developed few Irregularities
were discovered in the second precinct IN Helena,
which gave thirty Democratic majority, and the pro
cinct NAV be thrown out. This will not affect the
! result on the legislative ticket but may elect two
| moro Republicans on the county ticket. The can
wasting board l. composed of two Democrats and one
= Republican. II Is said tonight that the DcmOc ats
viii tomorrow file contests against several Republican
prec incts in this county.
As the returns declared officially from
every county In Montana the Legislature stands, Son
ate-Republicans, . Democrats b. Houso-lepubli-
/ cans, so Democrats, %.
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SIXTH RACE-FAREwELL STAKES
TILE RESULTS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati Ohio Oct i4.-To-days races at Latonia
were run on a good track. The attendance was not
I,,gc az the weather was cold The crowd. however
hot and the booknakers made money:
First race-9.lG mile. Cecil B. won oy Iehgth ana
a half. Flyer second. Time-0 :5oia
second races, mile Marion c. soon took the lead
and never gave up war Peak was second Tine-l 19''
Third receive furlongs Polemus won Prince Albert
second. Time-I och.
Fourth race-One mile Bettlna won In q galop' hve
1T. .hoos ~ princess Rowling. Time-1 ASA.
Fifth race-1816 mile. Chestnut Boil won oy SIX
leng,hs Katie s. second Tlme-1 :20ia.
sixth race-l3.1O mile. Littrol won by four lengths.
Fred Wooley second. Tme-l 25.
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Cincinnati. oct. 1.-The Cnc'nraii' gave inc -
Louis team a hard fight for tOday'S game up 10 mo
sixth inning. when Mulanc touched up for
double and two singles. which gave the visitors
couple Of earned suns and a winning lead The scoio
was as follows:
s.; Louis .;..,-.........~I o ! Q Q ! Q 81
Baschis-St. Louis 6, Cincinnati s. Errors-1. LOUIS
l. Cincinnati . Pitchers-king and Muaue. CmP"'-
uecker.
Louisville, Oct. I4.-Kansas City won the closing
game here to-day. The was.
F ksn.ai i'y.. ...s Q Q S-i
Basehits-Kansas City s Louisville TO- Err9 9 T ar
sas CITY 4 Louisville g. Pltchcrs-S"arU'H 'h' T"i"7'
Umplre-Gafncy. ,,,-,
Philadclphia. Oct. 14-The Athletic and Baltimore
clubs played nvcinnng game here this afternoon BE-
fore only sevcntycight paying spectators The visit
ors were avcre to playing but as the Athletic man
agcment had made arrangements to play OF three posi-
noncd games with - Louis. they did not care 10 iahs
Chances on altimorc'> Insisting upon It's cllm TOT w
newt omen date Mcmahon pitched an efieciNe Stn"f.
and was well supported. while Cunningham wa, h''
hard and his support indifferent. The scor' "@'
Athletic ..........................-~~-d 3 6-s
Baltimore .........-. ..--.---O v v
Basehits-Athetic Is Ba tlmore p lfors-A I 1su
o Raltimore = decentralization AM cunningham"
Umpire-Hengle.
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FIFTH RACE-IIANDI
1 LILO MILES.
sTyTu RACE-SELLING. II.
THE WESTMINSTER PROGRAMME.

This /, the last day Of the NewYork Jockey CLUBS
races at Westchcstcr Mud horses will be the proper
investment
II sorrento starts in the first race he will PROBABLY
win it and Dridgolght should DO second.
Major DAILY ought to win the second race, Adsmah'
second
II Rcporter does not win tho third he ought
m he sent TO The bottom Of one Of Captain SAM
browns coal mines to haul tram-car. Maidstone
may get the place.
The best Of Senator Hearsts pair (Philander and
Rhouo is likely 10 capture the fourth race, Quesal
second IL sorrento does not start
The Nth race may 90 TO Glendale. Bcllair second.
Heather ought 10 win the Farewell stakes, the pre-
rerroi OF tho Morris pair (Civi service and lnsghu
second.
These are the cntros In full:
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LAST DAY AT JEROME PARK.

Tho fail meeting Of the American Jockey CLUB al
Jerom" Park ends to-day with the close OF the racing
sea-, 20 this state. The track will DO In the worst
nos a. d. condition but all the races have filed well
and lhcrc Will be some good sport notwiths tahdihg
the deep mud FIrenz Is named to start In the thiru
race with 100 pounds her back. She VIII have no
easy task, both Charley Drcux and j. A. b. are so
we'll in at tho weights that either might beat her.
In fact. Dfeux ought to WIN lie loves mud oetter
than he loves oats and can swim faster than he can
run Flrenzi will probably be second J. A. b. th'ru
though It will be a close call for all round.
Eric should win the first race Ben Harrison second
The second race looks like good thing Tor Bertha
Royal Garter second.
Successor IS likely to run off with the fourth race,
and the cyclone colt may get the place.
The fifth race is too far for Volunteer. tltzlames
ought to win It. Deception second PROVIDED u A. d.
ana Charley DieuM start In the third race ~, -
Prodigal may capture the last race OF inc SEASON.
Raymond second.
the entities given below
FIRST RACE.-THREE- YEAI.OLDS. SPbClAb
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10 Glendale to l. Bill Barnes 10 1. ygilant 70 !,
Egn Lemon s af0ns sherwood t. r. e 70 u Sdt
Guilty 10 10 1. . =. 49, IA, p,
TIE Jockeys we're sqrely beyond control and gave the
starter great dou on trouble The horses broke mme
after time, and at last got the fac when lemon was ny
feet past the starting post The was run ana won
hv Deception Gendale second, Lemon third. tn" crowd
shouted unanimously mo race Tho judges sq.eea ana
III trouble began aaah Mr. Ferguson wa1cd out 70 inc
middle setsh, drove the horses hack OF The pos
and 1ropped flag regardless OF CONSEQUENCE heiun
worked the front and remaining there tnro.R,ou
journey by two lrngthsi Ictrltla sssohI
lengths before FIaye who beat Glendale head Letrlha
was second all The way No bid.
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- rxo,rnp THE AMERICAN EXPRESS.

9, Dan, Mimi. oct Ia (spcciaD.-Ihe MahNo 'os
Railroad Company 1t is said. has gwen notice 10 o oo
American Express Company that after the eApna ;,
"a 'na ,a,,rrs contract the railroad people W." ss,
charge Of the express business on 1t, lines anu Vim b.
new con.odaied express route 10 the has' -, s aay
formed. The American Express CCn,paus I" Wv m,, be-
one INC. =, s the Intention Of the railroad COMPANY
control OF rs own express traffic ana We.
" -c,,on with the Northern and Dominion, n 81
IN Companies new line t. tn EasI WI re Gem
s. sq Paul Of recently G S0% saass details
pahs,rating I'm conjunction with the rh,rn s = ne
I0r Which IS soon 10 assume The ehpsaeide and
tOuP" on the 500" Minneapolis ana -. a. inter
bus,T Scs,th Shore and Atlantic. MI s'osss, In Inc
D.t ~ officials of the SOO' road ana Os,y and
ess,sbment of the Northern Express ,Vt mr. WiII
n 1,yo CORPORATIONS viii operate a. Que l"''
rrtain their present names.
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DEMOCRATS DISLIKE BALLOT EEFoRMERs.

The Democrats OF the lid Assembly District Of
Mlddlesex County, n. j.. have nominated c. II.
Manahan for the Assembly Assemblyman Kane who
introduced and advocated the ballot reform law in the
last LEGISLATURE, was a candidate for a denomination
hut was defeated and the ballot rcformers have passed.
esolut Ons denouncnc the Democrats for their ION
Mr. Kane VIII not run on an independent ticket, but
his strength will be thrown over TO the Republicans
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CAPTAIN PIsUwORTH JORDAN.

Rlddeford Ne. Oct 14.-Captain Rlshworth Jordan
died at south Bddco Sunday at the age OF ninety
five years lie followed the sea from early manhood
and for twenty years he was master on the packet
limo between saco and Boston. not mis- sing a single
an in that time During the War Of 1912 he WAS one
% tho Eighteen who went to Fort Hin to drive tho
English cruisers out of Saco Isrbor. lie mem
~ ~ the first City Council of BiddefOd II, iolnsd
= Mosnnic orler In NeNberne. n. G.. IN ls21 '-.N
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DANGEROUS WIEES ~ BALTIMORE.
FIRE ALARM APPARATUS DISABLED
MAYOR DECLARES THAT soMEThIN'
,,r,e,r M poNr ron SAFETY.
MUST BE DONE For sAFEII'

Baltimore, Oct. II (SpeclaD. CITY - Nv" y,
tated by dangers from the electric Hsn, VIZ, -, :,
Mayor LatTObe said today that steps wa y. a., arn
comno the comnanles 10 adopt some plan for The pro
oction Of the pnblIc last night a live electric nsa'
wire crossed a wire of the fire alarm department" :.
consequence great deal Of the fir apparatus ,ro,s
City Hall was destroyed, many alarm ~ { fire IN
rendered useless. the city was cS.,,Iy escaped
half a dozen places a policeman hatgpWS ct,v was
death and for long time large paIl Oh TS damage
left without means 10 summon ensI' s,pourf 10 abou,
70 t o CITY pnrntendent Charles J. McAleee OIL 8
cys hrealarm sgParaia,', SS' 5u " thc we under
cropd an the principal streets Of ba W.. lined by
NOM network of wires aud the sidewalks are ""'D
unslghtly poles.
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THE prprpL1cAN CLUBS BIRTHDAY.

ce,ebrate the tenth anniversary Of its organization
Al the clubhouse No. $50 Ffthave, tonight. Short
addresses will be made by President NJ C. Addoms ex-
Presidents Frederick G. Gedney, James ". Hawes.
Thomas +. Wentworth. James p Foster and Edward
r. Bartlett A luncheon will be served and an
orchestra Will furnish music. The committee hav-
inc tho reception in charge are William Lcary Fred
erScl Gg Gedney EdwaId r. Bartlett, A. o. Beebe aud
Hnn
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nrrrnA1. GRunR CONFIDENT.

Red Bank. ~ j.. oct. II (spccal.-General f..
Burd Grubb tie Republican candidate for Governor
WAS in town to-day. lie wa, met at the train this
morning by Senator Henry NJ. Nevius, who, with
j. A. Throckmoron, introduced him 70 a NUMBER Oh
tho nrofntnont cltlzcrs This evening General GTbb
a,d Senator Ncyius addressed a mass meeting at
ASGurv Park General Gubb said to-day that be
wa, in the fight to win, and that he eNpecteu 70 DC
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roR THE NEw.IERsEY LEGIsLATURE.

Princeton, y. j., oct. 14-Ihe Mercer county
Democratic convention here today made the following
nominations For Senator. Or. Cornelius Shepherd OF
Trenton for Surrogate, Robert stockton Oh lIeh'oh
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HOW THE PENNANT WAS WON.
THE GOOD NEWS WELCOMED IN BRooKLYN1
prCopn on THE CIT \NfpIONS
RECORD OF THE CHAMPION

The regular championship season Of the American
Association closed yesterday, and the BrOohlyn tcan
virtually has the pcnnanL The 81. Louis team VIII
fry TO play Off four postponed games and II tho
Westencrs win them all they would only tie tie
BridegroOms. The Brooklyn men could also play OK
a postponed game at Philadelphia If they desired, to-
morrow or next day, but this course Will hardly be
pursued.
There Has much rejoicing over the result In BROOKE
lyn last night and the glad of the Bridegrooms
victory at Columbus was soon flashed all the city.
The arrangements for grand testimonial TO the play
ers arc going forward rapidly, and all the minor de-
tails will be fixed up to-day. .
The Brooklyn team has been member OF The Asso-
citation for six years and captures the pennant Tor
thn first time In I5s4. when twelve clubs composed
tLe Association Brooklyn finished ninth; IN So hth;
In SO third I'm -. sixth: IN 80, second. and IN
so first The record made by the team IS appended:
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FDrned runs-Br00klyn . TWO-baee his-If0Oks 4
Pmkney Thrce.base hi,s-oCoaaor Terry sto De-
la.es-toumbus p Brooklyn I. Double pays-Dayle Gsl
O'ConnOr First base Cd ba.ls-By Terry >. BY bah~in
l. Easton g. Hit by pitched ball-Ctooks struck oH9
2By Terry 3 by BALDWIN T. ~ Eastou /. Passed balS
Clark l. o'ConnOr l, Doyle l. Umpre-Fe'gu'oh'
-.
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OFOuR
SATsM.liEED
o w R G. Q a r,
$1,000.
London & Liverpool Clothing Co.,
&c & 90 Rowery.
OPEN TILL 10 O'CLOCK EVENINGS.
BROOKLYN WINS THE PENNANT
THE PLAYERS BEYOND THE BIG BRIDGE
ARE CHAMPIONS, TOO.

THE DECISIVE GAME FELL EASILY TO THE
BRIDEGROOMS'- STRONG PITCH.
ING BY TERRY.
Columbus, Ohio, Oct 14.-The Brooklyn players
winners of the American Association pennant closed
the season with the Columbus nine today and had an
easy victory, which resulted solely from the
of MARI at shortstop Terry pitched a wonderful game
for BROOKLYN and Baldwin was effective until he be-
came disguised IN the sixth inning and left the box.
The score was As follows:
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SENATE NOMINATION IN JERSEY.

Trenton. Oct l4.-Tho Mercer County Democratic
Convention 10 day nominated Dr. Cornelius Shepherd
for state senator.
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r,. aeon,, wos,srn Limited via New YORK ',. ssH
inc AXE Shore and Big -Four route ior IN station
and 81 Louis. Daily nom Grand =.
soe time table
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New wagner vestibule Limited train on New, orr
Central m CINCINNATI st. Louis and the Southwest
For particulars timetable
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TIE rr-NrRAL OF FEEKs. THE LINEMAN.

The funeral of the lheman, John Feeks' was he'd
At No 2s East twenty nnih-s' ias'
night There were two SERVICES, one nd CS,rc5
me ,so bYndrcd and twenty -nrsist and Ihir-ave ana
ihe other By Geity's Lodge No H. lndePehuet WIu9
- oSd FelI9ws The funeral will take place In Wool
iawn Cemetery to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-15
COMMENTATOR FOR THE MAYOR.

DR. HOWdfu NloSuy NIUtt W NaypT pIdut u, lOhO"S
yesterday his respecting electrical dangers
Permit me express my thankful admiration Of
your frmncss in insisting upon the removal of tho
electric light wires. which have been fearful source
of death. and constant menA'' 10 The lives o. our
feuowcitizens. IT would be far better for us 10
o. tacb 10 the gsslights than thus 10 IRISH precious
lives The companies who make their fortunes by
he electric lighs 10 have no regard Tor aught
hut their pur. es. Your resOlutc conduct as our
Sy,s highest magistrate has most rEhteOusN checked
their Incidence and receives the warm appreciation
Of the whole city. $1,000, $780,. l., -. ,r.o.
A gentleman in the electrical business IN an inter
,iew stated yestepiay In Mr.. Grants sturdy nght
TO-DAY in the Board Of Electrical Control b break me
cfsrf roopcp0ly of the Consolidated Telegraph ana
tiectriral subway Company. he shown to be
roweIIess, ard the pubic should now demand me
,,eslgation OF Messrs Gibbens, Moss and Hess liey
az. entirely OUT Of accord with the honest purposes OF
takinc ne poles and wires off our busiest siets w
No. mar c0mpany gets the contract OF building the
s,,hvavs IL will shortly be too late as the streets
cannot much longer be open for such WORK as lTet
end snow can easily be expected al any Time. me
MAJORITY vote such three 10 one against te nsNor
proves The entire enlistment Of those senteien a. G
,..ition 10 The breaking down OF very prohrtDie
MONOPOLY that has not filed the pubic want
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The record of the season Just past is as follows:
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

The rain prevented the metropolitan York game
at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Inc same teahS W."
play to-day.
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saturday.To-day
Saturdny.To.d.

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Eranelsoo. Oct. Il 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-11-03
GENERAL sEhroN,s REPORT.
lt Deals Largely with the Militia
Oucstipu.


WAsniSGToN, Nov. 2.-The annual report
OF Adjutant General Kclton deals largely
with the militia question. lie recommends
that state encampments he of longer dura-
tion-from ten days to two weeks. Too much
attentin, he says, is paid to purely automatic
precision OF the execution OF the manual OF
arms, ana other more important exercises
are neglected.
All the men called out, be says, should be
transported, subssted and tended at the cx-
pense of the state and the general govern
ment, with per diem allowance to officers
and enlisted men.
He says the presence OF regular troops at
the encampments of the national guards of
the states this year appears to have been n
positive benefit. lie recommends that con-
gress be asked to authorize (on the applica-
tion of the governors of states having an
armed militia force of not less than 5000
the muster into the service OF the United
States for period of forty days of bat
talon OF ten selected companies of thirty
men each, made up from the regiments of
the national guards of the states, for the
purpose of serving with tho United States
troops IN one of tho summer camps OF in
struction west of the Mississippi river.
The adiutaut general calls attention TO the
fact that forty-eight officers of the army
VINO have been found incapacitated for active
stTNlC6 anu VcCOu Uleuutu lOT rctltclneuJ arc
now Mt their homes receiving full pay while
awaiting the final action of the government
in their cases The military service of the
government, he says, will be promoted by an
act of congress removing all restrictions
upon retirements. He also recommends that
the act of congress of 1SS5 authorizing the
retirement of enlisted men be amended so as
to provide for the retirement of enlisted men
who have served fifteen or twenty years when
in the opinion of the secretary of war the exi-
gencies of the service permit.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-11-03
WANTED TO KILL INDIANS.
An Ambition Which Got Two Boys
Into Trouble.

Troy, N. Y, Nov. Especial Telegram
to THE BEE. When DR.. w. II. Hegemans
family returned from a church concert at
Albion Tuesday, they found the DOCTORS
twelve-year-old son, Albert, tied to u bed
post and gag in his mouth He said four
masked men had visited the house and
robbed it. Investigation disclo ed that
money, jewelry, silverware and oGher prop
erty to the value of 81. 900 had been taken.
Last night CHIEF Markham began to sus-
pect that Albert knew more of the
robbery than he cared to tell,
and finally was rewarded by securing
full confession. Albert said he and Ed
ward Schartz, a lad in the DOCTORS employ,
long ago decided to rob the doctor, go west,
trap for big game and kill Indians
SchariZ drove 10 the house Tuesday night,
and, to get the Rirl out of the way, fired two
shots from Il revolver into her room. The
girl ran TO another room and bid. Then AL
bert and Edward ransacked the house and
placed the bootyin a large trunk, with which
SchartZ drove away. Before leaving he
bound Albert 10 bed and gagged HIM, max
ing an agreemeptyto to meet him in Albany.
Schartz was ARRESTED in Albany to-day and
all the booty except one gun was recovered.
He Is Alberps senior by several years, but he
declared that Albert engineered the whole
scheme and threatened to kill him If he re-
fused to participate. He also says Albert
wanted to rob- thh residence of Mr.. Nc
LaughiD and Landlord Konnelly OF the
Ranllen hotel.j 81