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The evening world., 1892-02-13
FOREIGN NEWS OF The DAY.
English Royalty Soon to End Its
Official Mourning.
Amber Miners Drowned Prominent
Prcsbytcr Dead.
my AsEoCJtrrD pDrss.l

LONDON. Feb. 13.-Desiring that the death
OF the Duke Of Clarence and AvOndale shall
cause as little dctriment as possible to public
amusement. the Prince OF Wales, at present
with his family at Compton Place, the East
bourne residence of the Duke OF Devoushlre,
will again make his public appearance, directly
the official peliod OF mOurnlng Is ended, at
q smoking concert by the Amateur Orchestral
society.
1t is probable that the Duke OF Edinburgh
Will lead the violins on this occasion. The
Prince OF Wales will not however, attend
public concerts or theatrical performance for
some time to come.
The Queen Will renew her subscription for
the royal box at the opera, but other members
of the royal family will occupy the box during
the Sprlng season.
MIR. and Mrs. Henschel's Wagner concert
and Sir Charles Halle's sixth orchestral con-
cert, have been wen attended, showing that
the panic caused by the influenza Is passing
away. one curious result OF the epidemic
has been that the stalls at the concerts were
not filled with ladies aad gentlemen in con-
ventional evening dress, for fear or contract
irg the disease by exposure.
The production OF Tie Great Metropolis -
saturday last at the Princess Theatre mad to
be postponed. II was presented on Thursday
night, but the mechanical effects were still
somewhat refractory. The play appealed
strongly to the tastes OF the pit and the
gallery.
Black-Eyed susan" AT Mr.. c. j. Abud's
Prince OF Wales's Theatre is meeting with
the highest encomiums from the critics. The
hide IN u fn hny lar rip IN ~
" Joan OF Arc" by the same composers.
At the Globe Theatre the threc-act comedy
Mr.. James MortimSr's Gloriana," though
under the disadvantage OF q sccond-rate pre-
sentation, has now had run Of 100 nights In
London, and has been purchased for immedi-
ate production In America. 1t is also likely
that the piece will be revived here with an
adequate cast.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
TRYING TO SAVE HARRIS,
Carl Petersen Writes Letter to
the Wife Prisoners Counsel.

Carl Petersen Writes a Letter to
the Wife Poisoner's Counsel.
The young man known as Carl Petersen,
but whose right name, 1t turns out, is Carl
Haaman, has written to Mr.. W. Trayers
Jerome, counsel for the alleged wifc-poisoner,
Carlyle w. Harris, inclosing powder which
he states Is a portion OF The morphinc which
Helen Potts Harris used to take when he
knew her IN Asbury Park, n. j.
Mr. Jerome says he is going to give the
matter a thorough investigation, and when
he has ascertained whether or not Iaaman's
statements are correct he Will give the letter
out for publication.
The statement that Petersen is unknown
In Asbu!y Park Is now explained by his
change or name. lie gives no reason In his
letter why he took the name of Petersen, but
IL is supposed thnt he did so In order to evade
his Eastern creditors.
Now that his true name is known perhaps
Miss Nollie Mceker can remember him. she
Is the young lady to whom Haaman or Peter
sen Is said To have paid great deal Of atten-
tion.
Mr.. Jerome will have the powder which
Haaman sent him analyzed, in orde-.to ascer.
tain Just what II is.
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Runs q Mile in |,43 Ia,
Debating BIitzen,
at Guttenburg.
WHILE CARRYING TOP WEIGHT.
Three B0OkmakerS Arrested and
Fai!ed as Usual,
,.,yc,A1 TO tn, yvEsrSo wor,,,

ierrcrAL TO THI rvESrSo worr~.'
GUTTBSBrRG RACE TRACK, Feb 13.- Rae
ing was continued here this afternoon under
favorable conditions as to the weather, track
and programme. Though the weather was
cold 1t was line and did not Interfere with
the sport TO any extent.
The track was in excellent condition and
the cold weather did not freeze It up as hard
as one might expect.
The programme, while not as good as the
past few days. was fairly promising, and 1T
looked as though interesting racing might be
seen.
The sport began with a dash OF six furlongs.
Marty b. opened with Anomaly and crab
CIDER equal second choices. Tie press OF
money on Anomaly, however, sent hin down
into favolites position, and the judgment
OF the talent proved good, for Anomaly won
easily.
Marty B. was well played and finished sec.
ond. Flambeau, a 15 to l shot, was third.
Under Cover was played down from 80 to l
10 30 to at the close. She ran well for tive
iurlongs, but then died away.
once Again carried the winnings OF the
talent in the second race, and he was heavily
played at odds on Ivannoe was strong
second choice and was heavily played. Marie
Lovell and Duke John also had a following.
The favorite won easily Ivanhoe and Marie
Lowell had a red-hot rnish FOR the place, the
former landing in the place position.
Because Bitten beat RancOcas at six fur
longs The other day the talent thought he
could repeat that performance to-day. though
the distance was mi!e. They accordingly
made Bitten hot favarite and RancocaS Il
strong second choice. The latter made all
his own running and won nandily. Bitten
easily beat Sirs!e tor the place.
RaIcocass performance is commendable.
tnasmuch as lie carried top weight and ran
the distance IN l.43l4, which Is very fast.
Just before the THIRD race capt. Graham
and his men served warrants on the repre-
scutati3es OF he star, Newport and Harlem
Clgbs. The usual formula was gone through
with.
The prisoners were taken before Justice
Lockwood IN Le!gh's Stable and liberated in
$500 bail each. They then returned to The
track ana reauIncd business.
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TWELVE INSPECTORS OUT.
Another Custom-House Revolu-
tion This Morning.

The ofricisl axe has again fallen at the Gus
tom-Hous,. aad round dozen or the inspec-
tors heal2 have fallen into the metaphorical
basket.
the Inspectors had been notified that there
were TO be numerous removals, but to-day's
lisi was surprise. The list OF those who
had to walk the plank given out is as fol-
lows:
Inspector George o. Clarke.
Inspector Edward A. DunhaIn.
INSPECTOR Edward II. Dederlck.
Inspector William II. Guernsey.
Inspector Joseph Hayes.
Inspector William K. Lawson.
lns eCtor Theodore Cochcu.
Inspector William Dusenberg
Inspector George p. Egan.
Inspector Peter 4. Hogan.
Inspector John p. Xals.
Inspector William ]. McMi'land.
These promotions and appointments were
also announced: William II. Lersner, now
Clerk Glass A, as Inspector; Charles Ii.
Wardell, Jr., now Clerk, Class l, as Inspector;
Henry Walt,or, as Inspector; Isaac Harris as
Inspector; and james A. Cryan, now Clerk
and Acting Deputy Collector, to be Chief
Clerk and Acting Deputy Collector. The
salary OF Mr. Cryaswill be $4,000.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
General Booths Return the Signal
for joyful Demonstration.
IBy AstccIA1FD rRrSs.

LONDON. Feb. l3--Gen Booth has returned
from his travels and to-day made his entry
into London. He arrived at tue Marble Arch
at 3 O'Clock aud he was the recipient OF an
ovation that became almost riotous iu It's
demons;ratRcnesS.
Gen. Booth, accompanied by Mrs. Tucker,
his daughter and her husband, was In all open
carriage. The carriage was surrounded by Il
squad OF mounted police. ana was followed by
u crowd OF hoonng and yelling hoodlums.
The procession oG salvatlonists watch the
General reviewed was a nile long, and Ia 1t
were cars emblematic OF Cen Booths lrayc.s
In foreign lands.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Rev. Donald Fraser. a Great English
Presbyter, Is Dead.

Try lssocIArED PRESS,
LONDON, Feb. l3.-The Rev. Donald Fraser,
NJ. A., ID. D., died to-day. lie was born at In
verness Jan. 10, 1876. HIS ia'her was Pro
vost o! the Burgh.
For the past twenty years he has taken q
Leading part in the Presbyterian Church OF
England, and vas twice Moderator OF the
synod. He was vice-president OF the
British and Foreign Bible Society, and wa,
prominently connected with many missions
and charities. He was the author OF a num-
ber OF religious works.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
..N.rn NeXa.n Rrl,..

Hora'e B, SLophsrt. Agsd NINETY .hve, promi-
uunt eitzru OF Niurenucs, lni,, IS dead.
Brad Martin sni Wesley MrtsHn are fatally Ia
juget by the falling In OF tns 7 90 Of a 'oA' mne
ueaE LsNlUstou ~.
Loais IAIaE is convicted oi nprdy, IN the soSuu
tcsrce at Ctei log kll.irE his vile lnsi Nlay.
Tho su,i.ty OF t1c ATuy oI Ne !, ,lpHsa'S appeals
to soldiers TO Esslnt tnsstus tan Srset On oi a
monument Grl. Sherman - Nas-inEtoJ.
The ttO-y - a:aI, cVTr'H' lhz' Nov Nur6 syn
dir.lc wiN buy the Lake street :, road ia ChicAso
II, Ogdensturg Councillors oppose the bridg ng
oi the IT. LaNE.n' meas Kingston, O-t.
Tho IsniCld / Curs.cr block, !mssbiry. Mass
occupied 10y tGem and tho toputF Carriage Com,
rauy, Is burned. I.Oss, $50, ouv.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
WOOL TARIFF AGREEMENT.
Reduced Duties on Manufactured
Goods Fixed Upon in Committee.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lathe Democratic
members of the Ways and Means Committee
held another prolonged conference ON the
Springer WOOL bill to-day. The result
was all agreement reducing al duties
on the manufactures OF wool below 40 per
cent. under the present law as well as those
above 10 per cent. The agreement has yet TO
he voted ON aS whole, The action To-day
being On each paragraph OF the wool and
wuoll"n schedules separately.
Tue greatest rate ~ duty provided for Is 40
per cent. on rcady-made clothing, dolmans,
jacket, uislris and wearing apparel On which
under the present law 90 per cent. duty Is
in Oscu.
raw " 80! tgIe.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
TURNED OUT BY HER DAUGHTER.
An Italian Widow Sent Adrift with
Two Little Children.

thinly clad italian woman, about nifty
years old, was found crouching In an angle OF
the wall OF the Barge once to-day as she held
a thin shawl around two grimy little boys to
protect them from the cold.
She told capt. Bisineone, OF the Italian
Society. that her name was Pia Peternonte,
aud that she was a widow. She had been
living with II married daughter at 2lO North
street, Boston.
A week ago she was put out or the house
with the two children by her daughter and
told to go TO poor-hoise. She viii be sent
back to Italy.
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ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
GLOUCESTER, Feb. 13.-RaCiGg was con-
tinued here to-day with the following results:
First Racc-Tnree-quarters OF mile
Dickens won, Templenore second and Paola
third. lime-1.113I.
Minnie j. won, Knapp second and Annie
third. Tine-0.J6l1.
Third Race--one m,le.-Lo,ion won. BO-
l!cmlan second and Algonquin third. Time
/ l.46lS.
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The TYPHUS HUNT.
One of the Massillia's Passengers
Found Ill in Newburg.
Steamship Nevada. with Russians
on Board. Is Quarantined.
DR.. Edison Looks for Deaths on
North Brother Island.

Two more cases OF typhus were discovered
this afternoon at D Essex street. Both pa
tieu,s were removed to North Brother Island.
A despatch from Newburg this morning re-
ported a case or typhus fever had ben dis
covered IN that city, the victim being a. ltal-
ian immi grant who had arrived On the steam
ship Mas lila.
The patient has been removed to the rest
house. and all the occupants OF the building
placed in quarantine. he building is to b,
thoroughly iumigated and the yellow nag dis
played
No new cases ottyphus fever had been re-
ported to the Health Department In this city
at IL o'clock this forenoon. so far no deaths
have occurred among the fevcr-stricken
patients at North Brother Island, but from re-
ports received by Dr.. Edison from DR.. terc!vai
or the Riverside Hospital, II was
learned that the condition OF many OF the
patients was critical. II Is expected that
some Will die.
All the Russian Hebrews who came over on
the Mass.lia have now leen accounted for,
but only a few OF the Italians have been
traced.
The Inspectors OF the Board OF Health have
ali the persons who were exposed to the
dreaded disease under observation, and as soon
as the symptoms OF typhus appear on any OF
them the patient viii be removed TO North
Brother Island.
All persons who were exposed to danger,
and who may yet develop the mall
ady, are practically prisoners at >
Essex and AZ East Twelfth streets,
Lo,y
sanitary police, and where they can be care
fully watched BY The physicians.
The only danger OF the spread OF the plague
now is In case the disease has been communi-
Gated to any person with whom the imini-
grants came In contact.
So far all cases have been confined to the
newcomers.
The uuion line steamship Nevada, which
arrived from Liverpool this morning, was de-
tained at Quarantine because 1t hal thirty
Russian refugees on board.
The passengers vii. be held Until Health
Oniccr jenkins can as ertaln whether
the immigrants are from the same localities
in Russia as the passenger who came on the
Massilila, among whom the typhus fever cpl
demc broke out after their arrival In this
city.
DR.. jenkins a. once requested Dr. Cyrus
Edison, Ch!ct OF the Bureau OF Contagious
Diseases. tn obtain the Information for him
from the patients confined In the hospital at
North Brother Island.
Dr. Edison is OF opinion, however, that 1t
will be diflicult to trace the origin Of the
disease. as the refugees went from Russia
to Turkey, from there 10 Marseilles, thence
tolp IN heTp
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Eui Delegates Chosen.

CAyuga County First Assembly Democratic chose
thrc. hili delegates to the state COnN cation to-
day.
Joherss County First District chose three Hili
steuben County second Di,tre. selected three
delegates ioi hil.
Tioss County appointed two delegates instructed
for iii
Or,ng. County. Frat District. In Sorses Hill, the
early Convention and the seating OF Osborne and
Walker iu the state senate
The evening world., 1892-02-13
VlCE-PRESIDENT REED DEAD.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Loses a Veteran Official.

Try AesocIATrD Pprss.,
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. l3.-Edward Nor
dccai Reed, Vice-presilcnt o. the New York,
New Haven aad Hartford Railroad, died this
morning.
lie was born In Lancaster, Pa, In 1921, and
Learned the machin!>t trade. In ls43 he en-
tered the employ OF tn. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Compnny, and In 1s45 became
master mechanic OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company ct Philadelphia.
In lS4J he went 10 cuba iosaii In the con-
structiyn uI the Havana and Guines road, and
In 1880 he came as master mechsnlc to the
Hartford and New Haven road.
lie wassSuperini sndPnt Of the Hartford road
IN 1888 ana IN 1879 General Superintendent
OF the uaited roads and Vicc-President IN
1874.
In 1881 Yale bestowed upon him the hop-
Orary degree. OF A. NJ. in recognition OF his
public service and scientific attainments.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
CITY OF BERLIN ASHORE.

Grounded in tho yav Just Inside OF
Sandy Hook.
The 1nman line steamship City Of Berlin,
from Liverpool, arrived this afternoon, but
shortly after passing Sandy Hook, or about
4.o5 O'clock she ran aground
1t is hoped to get her out Of the mud at the
next high tide.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
Racing at Guttenburx daily. Or. u.
February.

13.-EntertAinmento Of the Titan A. @.
Star A. C.'s annual Stag"
Clintoa A. g Is entertainment.
lu.-' stag " OF the ScCttish-American A. c.
Heard a. G., stntsrtalpnent.
Indoor games Of the Prospect Harriers and Thir-
tesnth Regiment,
Entertainment Of Lorillsrd A. C.. sPA
lD.-WilliRmsburg a. G. entertainment.
..-lndoor games OF Co. i, Thirteenth Rcgi.
neut.
Standard A. c. Is entertainment.
brooklyn A. C's special tournlmen at, q r. N.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Barrios Likely to Be Declared Presi.
dent OF Guatemala
Inv ASHOIYATEp PRESI.

GUAT.riALA. Jan. n7,-The result OF the
election Ior President is still clouded wi'h
uncertainty. The probability is that Gen,
Jose Maria Rcyua BarIios viii be declared
elected.
\ statement Is published that he received
51,S-o y1;cs oGt Of total OF ll3,o0o, but
this 4uIub'r Is not exact.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
A Paris Jeweller and 875,o 900
Francs Disappear Together.

PARIS, Feb. l3-Somewhat OF sensation
has been caused In the jewelry trade OF this
city by the disappearance or prominent
)eweller, who, It Is alleged, stole $4,000
francs from the safe OF the frm Of which his
deceased father was member and dccamped.
II Is said that he has Ned TO England In the
company OF a woman who Is his mistress
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Mother and Child Killed.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Feb. 13.--At a station on
the Western North Carolina Railroad, a few
miles west OF Asheville. yesterday three
children were playing on the track in front OF
an approaching freight train. Their mother
ran out to rescue them and the mother aud
ole child were ground TO pieces. The other
two children were manned.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
FOR THE PENSION INQUIRY.
Speaker Crisp Names tho Special
Committee In the House.

w AfsOCIATrD rREss.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. lathe Speaker an
uounccd the appointment OF the following
committee to investigate the Pension ONCE
Messrs. Wheeler, Of Michigan; Little, OF
New York; DUNCAN. OF Ohio: Lind, OF Minne-
sofa, and Brosius, OF Pennsylvania.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

The WEITHER IND STORN Me-
StLS az the inHrd States Weather
Bur.au ,riH BE- I',mmd iussirsisd is the
WORLD ALMANAC Ior 1899.
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Six Miners Drowned by a Tidal
Wave in East Prussln.

BERLIN, Feb, l3.--siX miners were drowned
In East Prussia last night by II heavy sea
running inland to the shore near falmEicEen,
q small fishing town, and into an amber mine
In which number OF men were working
The evening world., 1892-02-13

'rY ,ssoCIAr-p 'RVs-.'
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l3.-Eldcr Fades, the
great Shaker, died. to-day IN Logan County.
lie was PROBABLY The greatest .aan OF Us
sect 10 the Untci states. Ec was seventy
IiSe years Ci aec.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Crushed by a Horse Car and Died.

CrushPu py tfOTse NHT hllu DItu.
Miss Margaret Palmer, Of Babylon, l. L.,
who was run over and crushed by a Fourth
avenue car a. the corner Of Tw-nty-nrSt
street last evening, ana whose sisters child
which she carried IN her arms mlracul"usly
escaped uuhurt, died ut the New York hOspi-
tai tulS morning.
Michael klernan. driver OF the car was held
by Coroner Levy this morning In $1,000 bail
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Purse s4oo; for beaten horses; six fur

y, I Whrty E. 7
2anf to g; ,rab CIDER, 7 to . and to 5; Mollis
Davis, and .; Count Luna, 10 and 1; FlAmbean,
j. and !; Little Jack, 20 and .; Turk, 20 aud 8;
Under Cover, 80 AID 10; Gladstone, 40 and Is
humdrUn. 80 and L..
Anomaly went TO the front soon after the
start and led throughout, winning easily by
length from Marty b., who was length In
front OF FlaTbeau. Timc-l.lGS,.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $40; place,
o.. Marty Il. paid $3..J.
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YOUNG FAIRS DEATH.
The Ex-Senator's Son Said TO Have
Died Of the Kelley Cure.
He Had Taken the Bichloride OF
Gold Treatment.
New York Physicians Lnck Faith in
keelcy's Methods.

The star patient OF DR.. Kecley's Institute
for the cure of drunkenness hy the b!-chlo-
ride o, gold treatment Is dead.
He Is James q. Fair. the eldest sor OF eN-
senator Fair, OF California. He was pros
trated suddenly yesterday at his apartments
III the Lick House IN san Francisco.
Both Jimmy Iair and his younger brother
Charles L. Fair, were among the frst patients
to try the the kCelcy cure after It had become
known.
About ten months ago the following de-
spatch was sent cut al over the country AZ
boom for the keeley cure and was widely
published:
SAN FRAScIsco, April ~. 1891. "A remarkable
cure has been effected in the case of James &. Fair.
ir. by tho kecley hi-chloride OF gold treatment He
has perfectly recovered fror the habit to which he
was addicted and has returned to his hons.
Another despatch, which was received this
morning., may be Contrasted with the fore
going. II reads us follows:
SAN Francisco. Feb. lS.-The death of young
Fair ia attrbated by his doctors directly to the BY
chloride Of gold treatment. The circumstances all
point to this conclusion tho doctors cay.
Although young Fair declared that he had
been cured 1t was noticed by his friends that
after he had undergone the treatment he
showed extreme listessness and lack OF
spirit.
He was stricken down suddenly In his room
alter he had been spending the evening read
Ing. lie iell TO the roor with a sharp cry Of
pain, became Immediately unconscious, and
although physi clans were summoned AT once
he died within few minutes.
The doctors say that strychnne, which Is
believed to enter largely Into the so-called
bi-chloride OF gold solution. directly affected
the heart OF the patient, and produced the
disease which hastened his death.
IT is reported IN san Francisco that several
other similar cases have occurred there
Among ex-Keeley patients, and the death OF
young Fair has shaken confidence IN the en-
cacy OF the bi-chloride OF gold treatment.
The apparently successful results which
first attended the case of young FAIR led
many other people on the Pacific coast to try
the cure, and number Of these have Lcgun
TO show symptoms OF dangerous affections OF
the heart.
senator Fair Is the only one Of the family
now In san Francisco. His other son, Charles,
is ia Europe, and his two daughters are In
New York. one OF the latter is The vie OF
herman Oelrichs, whose gorgeous wedding at
the palace OF the Bonanza King last June was
the sensation OF the day. 1t eclipsed In splen-
dor anything ever known on the Pacific coast
or anything In the whole country for that
matter.
Senator Fair hi,nself is the weaithicst man
IN san Francisco. Ills rcnl estate In Calitor.
MIA alone is valued at 100000, 900, and he
has besides large interests In silver mines In
The evening world., 1892-02-13
A scouree of Eiphthoria.

T1F1 'S'-'''
LANCASTER, Pa. Feb. l3-Maytown. Lam
caster county, Is terribly scourged with
d!ph,heria, thirty new cases having developed
IN two days. The pubic scnool has been
closed.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

HAtLs''RTrwEgS inv Acrs".nd BRAVO, Toe. ;
UAIF pIgE, Sc. Al.lubAcvo Cigarettes Gre the
onl, Brands made hy ihus H. Halt tStsb'd 1893. -
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Purse 300; selling allowances live fur

Betting-Once Again, to and out Ivanhoe lS
70 ami to >; Marie Lowell, 10 aud s to 8 Duke
30.
lyanhoe was the tlrst to show ana, attended
by Marie Lowell and once Again, made the
running into the stretch tine three being
almost on even terns.
once Again then drew away, and without
apparent trouble won easily by TWO lengths
ON IyGnhoc who was q head In front OF
Marie Lowell. Time-l.O2x
MutuClS paid STRAIGHT. S2,15: place
t2.25. lvanhoe paid $2.T5.
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