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The evening world., 1891-05-18
The Grand Jury Accuse Ameer Ben All
Of Being New York'S Ripper.
Witnesses Before Them To-Day
on the East River Hotel
Butchery.
The Algerian to BE Called to Plead
In Court To- Morrow.

The Grand Jury, this m ornine, began its 10.
vestigation OF the East River Hotel tragedy o
the night Of April % last, when old Carrie
Brown, alias "shskespeare, was brutaily
butchered BY New Yorks Jack the Ripper.
1t was expected that the Jury would prompt
" md an indictment against Ameer Ben All,
alias Frenchy who was held responsible for
the crime last Thursday BY Coroner sohulize's
Jury.
These witnesses were present 10 testify
against Frenchy:
Acting Inspector Mclaughlin and Detective
serReants Frink, Crowley, Won Gerichtsu,
Aloncls and McCioskey, OF Headquarters
Capt o'connor and Detectives Doran and
Grimm, Of the OAK street station; Under
sneriif sharkey, Of Queens County Theodore
Miller. an inmate OF the Long Island City
jail Alice Sullivan, and Eddie Fitzgerald, the
bellboy" and "nrst broom" at the East
River Hotel
Inspector Byrnes was not present. The Sui
livan woman will try to refute Frenohys ex-
PLANTATION Of how the blood spon came on hia
shirt, and Prisoner Miller will be relied upon
10 identity the bloody knife found by Shake
speare's body 40 the one which he says
Frenchy carried while Q prisoner In the
Queens County jail some time ago.
Very few OF the witnesses detained at the
House Of Detention were called, and it was
said shat the evidence brought before the Jury
would be b hrief summary Of that produced a.
the ooroner's inquest
An Indictment was expected this afternoon,
IL was said, although there was bare POSI-
bility that the case might be continued over
until Tomorrow.
DR.. Cyrus Edson. OF the Board OF Health,
had not put 10 an appearance mp to II. u, but
IL was said tnas no would appear before the
Grand Jury and give testimony regarding the
teii-tale blood spots that he examined under
the rnioroscope
Assistant District Attorney wellmsn 10 oon-
quoting the case for'the people.
, Capt. O'Connor said this tnorning,
az don't sss how there can be any doubt q
70 the ownership Of the knife now.
"To be snre, none Of tho Witnesses could
positively say that tho bloody knife was the
same as Frsncny had in the Queens County
JAN, put thsy swore that IL was very like II,
and am convinced that u did actually belong
TO him."
The Grand Jury came into Part l. ct /. 2S
this afternoon, bus reported NO Indictment in
the East River Hotel murder case.
AT q 10 the Grand Jury nled an indictment.
chargii Ameer Ben Ali, alias Frenchy, alias
George Frank, With murder Ia the nrst degree
upon Carrie Brown ~ the East River Hotel.
the Indictment 10 balsd on four oounts.
The nret count oharpes Frenchy with choking
and tuffocniine Carrie Brown to death BY
placing MS hands sround her neck.
The second count charges that on April "a
ho led piece OF oloth around Carrie BroWn's
neck, which caused her death By sirangula-
ton.
knife In his hand. did strixe, thrust, cut and
stab Carrie Brown, producing divers wounds
which caused her death.
The fourth count charges hen ALI with kill
ing and murder.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
TOOK RISKS OF LUCAS Fate.
Thomas Leonard's Terrible Fight
with Q Burglar in His Rooms.

Thomas Leonard, Of $50 Franklin avsuue.
Brooklyn, had Sn exciting encounter with q
burglar this morning.
children on the third moor. He is = csrdriVsr
on the FistbuSh avenue line ami his work
Keeps him out until O'Clock In the m0rninR.
Mrs.. Leonard and her Gix.wsekS-old baby
sleep In the room adjoining the paTlor. A
little before O'Clock this morninE she wAs
awakened By hearing door close and che sAW
q man at her bedside
"What do you Wantf" sAe asked.
"You'd better Keep stll, " he replied.
just then see heard her husband enter the
kitchen. One OF the children IN the rear room
told him that there was "a man in mamm 10
room"
Leonard tried TO open the door, but The
burglar held II fast Suddenly the thief let go,
and ran to the pArlor, shutting Jhe door be-
hind him. Leonard succeeded IN forcing It,
anu made grab 1t tho intruder The man
eludeu him and dashed througR the rooms 10 the
kitensn window, oyerthfoWing ohairs. tables
And everything IN his way.
Ciutehing chai- he tod Leonard tnat u he
lay . hand on him he womb dash out his
braIns. Leonard caught I'm. however, BY
the coller, and the two men struggled.
TheI tou ht all over tne room and The bur-
RlaT Irisd 70 strike MIRA LeonA d. The HomSn
screamed tor heip. and TImotnJ scaniAn. wnO
lives in tue house, came TO their assistance.
he thief was marched down to the Bergen
AM deliyered into the charge pf koundlman
DevADney.
the prisoner described himself 90 Thomas
BS.Es 1alry-'To years old, living a. 500 V,S ,S
onendsr, who has alreaoy served the State, and
he sub-eqosntly . limited that he had gone TO
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Some Very Good Races
on an Overnight
Programme.
SMILING SKIES, Big CROWD.
Banquet, Correction, EOn and
Affinity Colt Winners.
IsrKc1AL TO rzn rvxxrxo WORLD. ]


IsFEcIAL TO TIM EvxHISo woRLp.l
RACE TRACK GRAvEsENp, May la This wal
the third day of the sprtnp meetino Of IN,
p....,- ~.
Drooh'yn Jockey Oiuo, anu' ior tue nrbt ume'
there was clear, pleasant weather. The et.
tendance. therefore. WA oonr,daraIiv laree,
,n.n an u.,n,a., na,-,,s.,s 40. ,nsx. -.
'"en oh S@'urosy ho'"nne'enoiub thete "ete
no stake events on the programme.
Tne veAther was beautifpl A aooi freau
49,. -. .,.,.,s ..s g., s .,...s
otee]e was o'o"ink Anu just enough niterou
through the windows In the back OF the grand
stsnd IN rnuks ,n,noa ooo, and coufortahi.
~ 80 -. "'D 49,. -. IN.
Aue "isu VIM yes'etaay uiu !us' "hs' wa
expected OF IL; II dried out the track thor
oupnly. andtbouqh IL was a little dead IL was
A.. .,.,.
uty on top hua IN Cooo conoi'lon.
The programme was an unusually excellent
one 10. one that was gotten 7p over night, and
p ~ sT 80
~ seNe'si oi INC e'en's 'nefe "ere very nlgn
class performers.
There were few scratches and the spectators
.,n.c,.a "a a.. ,h. n.., d.,,. 49,, :, on.
eApeeseS :" see 'pe pes' osys sport oi tne
meeting.
Il beRan with n nash. h.ir-the-pan AFFAIR far
80 .sr.,.. ,,,., .-,-,,
s"SJoe'. A"eis "As A'ao sPeoeishon'
for bettora, as rule, do not look upon those
Sonteats with favor.
Tnose VINO did BET. however. INIT THAR monsy
ON Recesa. II m beconninr the fsshion 10 nae K
MorriS horses, and thSy are we'll man ipyincI.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
TUNNEL SAFETY.
Commissioners Will Take Up The Duty
Of Providing for II.
A Two Days Session Of the
Board Opened at Albany.
Experts to Testify ss to the Utility
OF Different Lights.
Is,rc,AL TO rHn rxxrrna xonLp.,

IerEciAL TO TIE HvKnIH0 WonLp.1
ALBANY, May la-Ths Railroad Commls
sioners began two days session to-day fol
the consideration OF plans for lighting and ven
'ilatinR tunnels In accordance with The pro
visions Of the bill which received the GOV
ernors signature last week.
The question Of properly lighting and ven
tilatinR tunnels 10 regarded by the commis
sioners 90 q great deal Of poser.
The Commissioners claim to have experts .,
work experimenting with every conceivable
kind OF light, from the modest kerosene to the
magnificent calcium, and before these experts
conclude they are expected to furnish the
Commissioners with testimony enough con.
cerning their various nlnminating devices u
start library.
Incannescent electric lamps. suoh ~ are In
use in the Hoosao Tunnel, wonr be In II at all,
the Commissioners olaioa, saying that they may
90 fairly well In tunnel where there are only
two trains an hour, but where there are thirty
trains an hour they viii not oil the bill
The great objection to them Ia that their
rays cannot penetrate the perpetual fog Of
steam aud smoke that nlls the tunnel
To-dsyS session has been devoted entirely
to preparation, and To- -morrows will probably
be taken up entirely with the reports OF the
experts. 1t is Intended TO give public hear
ing 70 the railroad companies, but the data
has not been nxed for It and will not DO an
nounced until the close OF to.morrow's sss-
sion.
Commissioner Richard, when asked BY TIE
WORLDS correspondent regarding his rlans for
lighting and ventilanng the tunnels. partiou.
larry tue Fourth avenue passage, said no had
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Sweepstakes for two-year.olds, with 81, OOt
added; nve furlongs.

=. Airtight jumped away in front followed BY
Temple, Annuity colt Rminlrude colt and
Mccormick
Airtignt went away from his neld at crack
, Ing pace and on the turn was four lengths In
irolt OF Temple, who was q length and half
heiore Amniy colt, with MoCormick and
Recess close up
Airtight was the irst into the stretch, but he
began TO tire, aad died away to nothing, hnd
Amnlty colt TOOK up the runnin with Nc
Cormick and ReceaB IN close order behind.
cracking nnish resulted In the Afnnity
cot winning by head from Mccormick. wac
beat Recess neck. Time-L ON.
SECOND hAGE.
Handicap sweepstAkes. with Sl,o 900 added |;
The evening world., 1891-05-18
DEATH OF GEORGE zIPP.

Ono OF Brookiyn's Best Known Citi-
Gems Dies Suddenly in Germ any.
News was received BY cable from Germany
to-day Of the death. In Nassau, OF George
Zipp. one OF the best known citizens OF Brook
lyn.
Mr. zipp sailed from this CITY May s. to visit
q widowed sister in Germany. He mad been
IN poor health for several monthA
Mr.. ZIpp was nfty-four years old. lie had
been In America about thirty years ne he
came wealthy, and founded z pp's Casino, he
sides being engaged 10 other ventures
He was onoe an ActiV" Republican, but OF
late years had peen q Democrat lie leaves n
widow and three children.
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Farrell's Record Against Him.
William Farrell, who lives ., the Eureka
House. $50 overy. and has served q term for
killing q man. was hell AZ the Tomps this
Inorning charged with stealing 0 pair OF pipe
cutiers from the p umbing shop OF Baunon d
Flanagan, 81 East Houston street. where no
was employed.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
At Steve o,ponnell.a Beuofit.

The benent to BE- tendersd 70 Sieve o'Don-
nell tonight 81 Iha Eighth street Theatre.
will bring out among others. the following
boxers and wTssIlers;
Jimmy Carroll, Of Brooklyn; Jack Ashton,
Jack FoRarty. Nike Leary Paddy Cor
slaItsrv, Billy Wilson, tho Southwestern
champion, and PAddy Smith, OF BTooklyn,
who VIII meet an unknoWE. great wrestling z
match Will occur, catch-A as catch can, between
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Clearing Out the st. Romans.
The work OF removing the cargo Of the
steamship st. Romans, which returned Friday
with firs 10 her hold, is going on to-day. the
DANES having been extinguished BY the tug
Fuller yesterday.
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Recognised Highway Robber.
John Connolly. when brought Into Essex
Market Court to-day for an ASSAULT. was reoog-
nizej o. the man VINO mad robbed John Buck
ley, OF II Hamilton street, Of 4 wstoh and
cham on the street, and Justice Ryan held him
for examination.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
DID THEY PAY GEARTYf
Charges Against Greenwich Streets
Paving Contractor.

Thomas Gearty, who has the contract for
repaving Greenwich street. Is being investl-
gated by Commissioner Giiroy.
He 10 charged with discriminating In favor
OF certain business houses along the street BY
leaving the sidewalk in front OF them clear OF
paving stones, while he piles them nigh In
front OF othera
the reason for this II charged that the
favored ones paid somebody 10 Keep their
sidewalk clear 10 that their business would
be uuobstrueted.
Commissioner GIlroys Investigation thus
far has resulted IN showing that stone had
been removed from In front Of some stores,
the propriesors OF which paid the cost Of re-
moVaL
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Robbed in the steeraqe.

Robbed in the Steerage.
Jacob Herts, Q young German immigrant
complained at the Barge ofiioe this morning
that he had been robbed Of 50 marks during
the voyage on the Aursnia. He suspected two
otnsr Immigrants of the theft, and they were
detained for Investigation.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
A New Rule That the
Board of Control
Should Adopt.
Stakes TEAAY SHOULD WIN.
An English Jockey Advised TO
Sail Quickly for Home.


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The Roard n, con.ro, INV n.s ,,.nc. >,
"a a.. srrno,,... ~. n,s,,s :. rS.-
a"0 "s suppo'teie' 'ue puoho' NJ heaII iuey
CAP 40 tnis ~ sheir next meeting oy formulate
,onr., ,n. h.,,s,,.,.,. - s..s A.. ~. -,
bv o,s ovn., snd - ..,, ,n.v, :. m. s,.n,s
eas o"ue. SUI W .e' 'ne'n - one s'se'o'
precisely a. done IN the muiuel betting.
Saturday which conclusiveiy proved that tnis
rule rule should =, ID. b. adopted. Tue eases referred %
third race Mr. Norris entered Laughing water
was expected TO win. The latter was 40 long
S,, y",.a.,. ~, nsa'se''u s's ~ 'ae eaons a. von.
L"'ene'u naAiue NO ereas euoft WIN the
iavonie.
In the fourth race Mr.. Morris alan had tvo
equal fayorite,. bat close studen,s az form be-
esou Ieiue' une oe"et oi tne Two Aeu oes
accordingly. Al the last moment the judges
requested Mt. Morris 10 declare vhicn he
Ths in,ustoe Oh ,nis action Of the judges can
BE- clearly seen. There II no doubt ihat thsy
intended protecting the public bv thiu nction.
bpt tsa yrI. vh,,s ,,,.., ,s,. ..,,..,.I -.,,..
.,,' o "H'sA oovs'' sAi. espes'A' n.'.o.
says explicitly that the DECLARATION muat bo
made at the time Of Weighing out and shcuid
bs imme,iiate,v poatsd nm the hui,sttp nosra
The action Of the iudres was. therefore. i'll
adv,.sa. aut ,hs, AZ. \. r..n,,, ...n..S y.
- -. -
s., an % Ts,riss, - ,n a.. ..n,.. , :, N. ss,.,n.
oo' On ie'rinet IN .ne openins OF 'ne oesunS
naa 70 sW calmly oy ana Gee Tarai pun him to
|
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N" suou n's'sAes may IN t"e iutuIe " uone
away with II the Board Of Control wili pro-
= a,s,sa NJ soVn 49,, s',s - 'as ss. - -
80 - -
"est ana shoaia "ork Wen mere All inc
public asks 10 an even chance with the book
makers
Jimmy Mclaughlin was III on Saturday and
could NOT ride. This v,aa n conaeouenea NJ
about In few days. however, a. Mn ilinsss IL
-, ...,.r. -.
NOT hetiouA
old, Is doing strong work. He gslioped fvo
fp,iope. In 1 oa ya.,araav ana N aho,, A. a.
win ~ bis nrs, sisri -A~ @'.' ~
at even weights III the ~. James Hotel Stakes.
s',,i mile % sn1 gn. gusr.st; on sasalahy. Iennt
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Comforting with Boss Croker,
Mayor Grant lsfs his once for the day 1t
o'clock this afternoon. He was accompanied
| by Commissioner Gilroy. It 10 said that their
mission was 10 confer with Richard Croker on
the subject OF Appointments
The evening world., 1891-05-18
DR.. NaWell Paroled.

Or. william A. Newell. the Jersey City
phy sicisn who was charged By his wife. DR..
Jennie v, Newell. with assauiiinR and threat
euing to murder her, was parolej for two
weeks ny Justice Davis this morning on prom
MrA Newell.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Oyer and Terminsr Has No stenoR.
raphor

Tue Board Of Estimate having cut on the ap-
preparation for a s1suoErapner for Oyer and
TsrminsT, businesA In that court was seriously
delayed this morning. No GtenogrApher could
be borroWe from the Supreme Court, ell IFS
parts being In session, but oae was nnally Sc
cured from the Common PleAA
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Gndea's Trial for Murder.

The uial Of John GildeA for the murder OF
John Boyle At Kearney on Easter sunday morn
inR was begun before Judge Knapp In tue
Hudson County Court IN Jersey City to-day.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
CITY news TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap
penings About Town.

Charged With Kicking q Woman.
Grocer Bernard Rosenfeid, OF 81 Norfolk
street. was held for trial a. Essex Market 10
day, on the charge OF Kicking Mrs. Rachel
DolS.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Was Natalie Abducted ?

Fourteen yeAr-old Natalie oi,man ran away
from her home, aiOo Second aveuue. aud Uas
found at o'clock this morning with Edward
Mari, iruckmAn. who was held on charge
OF Abduction
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Mrs. Goodwin Gets s75 q Week.
supreme Court Judge Lawrence to-day
granted Mrs. Nellie Goodwin's application for
alimony, psnding her suit for separation from
her husband, Nat Goodwin, the comedian,
allowing her s7b week, and $3.50 Tor counsel
fees.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Pasauaiins on Trial for Murder.

The triAl Of PAsquAlina Robertieilo, indioted
for the murder OF Nicolo Fierro, was begun
to-day In the Court OF Oyer and Terniner.
Jury had not been secured at TeessA A Coro-
ner's Jury acquitted her, Il being shown that
she had killed Pierro ~ q moment OF frenzy.
because OF his refusal 10 keep his promise OF
marriage.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Manarer Doris Acoui.ted.

John b Doris, OF DoriSs Museum, Ssl
Eighth avenue, was honorAbly discharged In
Special Sessions to-day on two charges Of
violating the sunday law.
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Attempted Suicide for Love AFFAIR.
Mary A. curiey. . pretty sixteen-Tear-oid
domestic in family living at oS5 Marcy ave-
nue., Brooklyn, 70 IN q critical condition to-day
at ~. M.ry'a Hospital, having attempted sol
but she win mol reveal her lovers name.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
louisville Races.

It was announced In this city, to-day, tina,
slavin Would do his training at Couey Island.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
KILRAIN TRAINS AT BELFAST,
While siavin viii Recruit His Pueil.
istic Energies at Coney leland.
lsPEoIAL TO TEE EvENIHo woRLl

IsPEcIAL TO THE RvRNIHo woRLD.l
BELFAsE n y, May ls Jake Kilrsip.
william Mulaoon. Mike Day and william
Malloy arrived here on Saturday and will re-
main tiii the middle OF June.
KIlrain viii 90 into training at once for his
nght with slavin.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Chinaman Broke sullivan's Leg.

Michael Sullivan, OF 80 Park place. was
thrown on the sidewalk opposite 81 Fourth
avenue by . ChinAman named All Sing this
afternoon. sullivan's right leg was injured,
and he was al Ken 70 Bellevue Hospital All
Sing was arrested.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
North River bridge commissi,

North River Bridge Commission.
New Jsrseys North River Bridge Commis-
sionsrs have all signed the statutory agree
ment, whicn win be filed with the Governor
to-day. II 10 expected that the COmmisAion
can organize this week.
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Run over by a street Car,
Abraham thinner. OF 40 Stanton street. was
RON over by Canal street car this morning
and had hh right leg Injured
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Cousins Held for Robbery.

Cousins Held Tor Eobbery.
Patrick and James Finnety. cousins. living
at 20 Washington st., were held at the Tombs
this morning charged with stealing q silver
wAtoh and chain from Abdsllah Carda. an
ArAbiAn VINO lives In the same house.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Mining Stocks.

Mining Stocks.
The following we're the olosing prices for
mining stoeks at the Consolidated Exchange
to-day
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Turned Old by the River

The body Of an unknown man was found in
the river this morning OF the Bridge dock. this
side He waa abou, forty years old and feet
8 inches In height
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Cromwell Gets His Big Fee.
Judge Lawrence, in supreme Court. to-day
confirmed the report Of the referee which
awards to william Nelson the sum OF S9oo, 600,
commissions as assignee OF Decker, Howell b
ro
The evening world., 1891-05-18

LisTa saai Sas iS:s 1S are iSvsiiSs i aO sosH.s.
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An Eisven.Year-old Meant TO DIE.

isPEcIAL TO rn EvnNIso wonLD.t
PITTsBuR0, Nag ia Edward slroDg. olsvon
years old, committed 10 Jau for stealing . nvs-
cent baseball, attempted suioids b. hanging
but was cut douA In time 70 save ma ilfe.
The evening world., 1891-05-18
Travel Blocked at South Norwalk.
I1PEcILL TO THK EvrNrNn MoRLn.i

SOUTH NoRwALK. Conn, May IS -Tranic
on the New York and New Haven Railroad was
stopped for two honrs this forenoon at this
point owing 10 the derailment OF a big freighI
engine, whion obslructed the tracks
The evening world., 1891-05-18
SUBURBAN ENTRIES.

The following are the entries. weights and
straight betting OF tho Suburban Htndioap.
which win be run At SheepShead Bag June 10:
The evening world., 1891-05-18

Ss a.:s: S os's C. :, ,ySS!s wSs.s' SMS::s
The evening world., 1891-05-18

=, Sweepstakes, for lilies ana mares; with
1000 ADDED; six furlonaG

a. lhey got away IN fair order, with Correction
"a ron and KITTY Van, keclEre, FlHVia aud
toSea cl0.e behind.
81, In the run 10 tns turn Correction was still in
noni, win Kitty Vac next and the OIners Ia
Au0n' ihe same order. ~
vHorrtclion stili snoWod In frori on the turn,
NJ, NJ. Ia Tosea In second IlaUr, ReclAIe third,
ny Van fourth aud Flavia niIh. Bel Was
Shr headed. Winning easily bY length and
isnst from La Toso., whU beat Reclare q
'enR'h. Tme-L I4H.
FOURTH RACE
sMeeptiakes fnr ihree-year-olda 6nd up
"bbu, Win u. 900: one mile.
nDAhquat wpn, With eIrileaNay second an a
D''-%i9 IN miro place. Time-1.Nb.
The evening world., 1891-05-18

First RAce--Ons and one-sixteonth miles, -
kincesm woo, with Lie1erhtsnz second anc
Jubhoe third. 1ime-l.47h,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01
CURRENT EVENTS

Prof. Thomas Il. Eva =. dean Of the
day.
Friday at Independence, Ia. Roy
Wilkes paced in 2:is to wagon. break
ing the record.
Friday the Wolf A Davidson ship
ward at Milwaukee was sold TO Fred Z.
5tarke for $3.50. 600.
Virgil J. Mugley. . lawyer Of NIL
waulxee, has been convicted OF the
nurdce OF his wife.
An electric car line from Columbus
20 Nashville. Ind. distance OF o.
miles. has been projected.
Majunga. an important seaport of
Madagascar has been almost entirely
destroyed by tire. The loss was s2oo.-
800.
Newspaper men from several south
ern states met a. New York Friday and
organized the southern Associated
Press
vsqui Indians descended on the VII
lage of Santa Rosa, near Gusynss.
Mex. October 1s. and msssaered sew
ersl of the inha hitants.
A snake coiied around the neck IT =
little girl Of the name Of Deering ~
The Blue River a. IT, settlement Of
Choctaws and killed the baby.
The American Institute Of Architecss
closed their convention a. Boston FRI
iay after deciding 20 have a meeting N
Chicago during the worlds fair
Business continues 10 improve Sc
cording 70 r. G. Dan A. % = weekly
review. Money markets are well sup
piled for legitimate purposea
II IL said that Mexico viii MAKE an
other appropriation for the worids fssr
Ia addition 10 the Sc. zoe already grsnt-
ID The different states viii also make
exhibits
Gov Peek. ~ Wisconsin,. announced
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-01

the tragedy About all that IL
shooting Ia the story Of the
woman. who was arrested imneai-
stely AFTER the affair. Mrs Walden
says that after the marriage she
and her husband went - i've al
2sa west Fortisth street Walden
sooa neglected her and be-
came abusive in his treatment He
finally neglected her almost altogether.
abe claims. for . woman named Harris
When she reproaeked him for this at
taehmens he beat her. she saga Fri
day abe determined 20 arrange some
settlement. and thinking, ~ abe
elaimA that she might iptiui-
date her husband, procured a re-
volver. This she slipped into the pocket
Of her light Jacket ~ about o'clock
she met Valdez She pleaded with
him TO return to her and give up the
Harris woman. He showed impatieacs.
and their conversation became excited
Finally The woman exclaimed: You
win either support ne properly or die"
Policeman Merritt whs stood within
10 feet Of the couple. saw her
withdrew her hand frem her
pocket eth the revolver flashing
IN n AS be started forward Mra
Walden 6reA two shotA Her husband
sssm blsd forward aud Tell to the pave
msnt Blood gushsd from . hole in
his throat MrA Walden stood trem-
bling while the policeman took the
pistol from her and placed her under
arrest At the police station she ex-
claimed: "fts awful. but did not
mean it," An ambulance took Walden
to the New York hospital, where he
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