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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
WRECKED AND ROBBED.
a SUCCESSFUL ~HOLD. err on TEE
soUTHBBy PACIFIC RAIL60In Z
The bandits Escape with Several Sacks sl
Gold-The Engineer Badly Injured and
the Fireman and Tramp Killed.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Feb. ls.-A
special from Mojave says: The Southern
Pacific overland train No. 20 was held
up and wrecked at Rosco. about twelve
miles west of Los Angeles. about ll:s0
last night. The switch was thrown open
and the train ran on a short spur. throw
ing the engine and two cars off the track.
Engineer Dave Thomas is badly injured
and Fireman Arthur Masters. and an
unknown tramp, were shot and killed
The robbers blew the express car open
with bombs and robbed It. The amount
taken is not known. There we're three
men in the gang, and they started North
on horseback after the robbery.
Another special from San Fernando
says: Several men boarded the train at
Burbank, and at Rosco their accom-
plces ditched It and commenced shoot
ing. The Wells-Fargo express car was
blown open with dynamite and the money
Taken.
The fireman was caught under his on
gine and only lived about one hour En-
gineer Thomas jumped and took 10 the
brush, though It is reported he was In
iured and an unknown tramp, who was
stealing a ride on the pilot. was killed
IL is known that the robbers escaped
with several sacks OF gold. The tramp
who was killed was youth named
Granger. His body and that OF Fireman
Masters were brought hero several hours
after the robbery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
PEERS ExCAED rHEIR RIGHTS.
No Authority to Alter the Parish Councils
Bin. a IL Said

LONDON. Feb. l6-Henry Fowler,
president Of the local government board,
directed the attention Of the House OF
Commons this evening TO some question:
able features of the Peers amendment
OF the Parish Councils bill. He appealed
20 the Speaker of the House 20 say
whether the Peers had not inirinsed upon
the privilege OF the Commons i'm alter
ing the decision of the lower house 10
pav the expenses Of the Parish Councils
from the poor rates. The House OF Lords
had been excluded. he said, from initiat-
ing or amending revenue bills. Their ac-
ti0n i'm the case I'm question seemed I'D
him to ho unconstitutional. The speaker
ruled that the Peers had cNcee Ted their
rights. ANA instructed the House 10 ignore
the amendment against which Mr. Fowl
er had protested. Tic announcement OF
this decision was chcered loudly.
The Duke Of DeyOnsnire, Sir Hehiy
james. Air. jesse Ceilings. and Dir:
Joseph Chamberlain We're the pfinclpai
sneakers all meeting held last night.
Sir Henry James and Mr. Ceilings Dotn
Insisted strongly against amy acuoh
which would provoke conflict between
tho House of Lords and the House oi
commons. They said it mus. not be
taken for granted that the House OF
Lords will acquiescc In the reJectioh
of their amendments to the Parish coun-
ciis I'm. and added that as far as could be
asrer,ained the bill be again returned
In the House Of Commons, or that n
conference between representatives, OF
the two houses would be held TO see 10
settlement Of terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
RICHMOND. VA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1894

Mathieon & Co, FOR many years one OF
lhe leading business establishments IN
chaIioston. GoiFdin never filed but one
oil.es lhat OF alderman Of this city. though
he aar freouenily nrged 10 go into poll
o.. ue was d member OF the seces-
siol corv.ntion of South C4rolina. in
lsu. and eieuel the ordinance of pc
cesaon. n. went 10 Washington i'm 1sfD.
al ile urgent soicitltion Of Major Robert
Anderson. conmhider of Fort sumpter.
whose intimate personal friend he was,
to ea- what corii be done to compose
the unhappy differences between the
Norn ana sluth but failed in his mis-
sisr lr. .a .futenant-Colonci Of the
resinant sati0fed in Charleston fcr
hofa. dcfeno.. and was always active in
She slt mort Of TIE south srn Confederacy.
ne vas man ol high character, gener-
,,.,. ..,t.,,s and of fine literary
tastes Mr. Gomdin was president for
MANI vears OF th4 Corporation Of French
Hgr,enot church Of Charleston. and an
sersest worker ~ all charitable enter
rfiscs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

He Is a Brothcr-in- aw Of W. ;. IomhN'
late Cashier of the Bank

rre il n Hrothor-in-l aw OF W. ,. io"i"N'
Late Cashier ~ the Bank
DALLAS. TEX. Feb. 1G-A. VI. bfN'o"'
we'll known in Fort Worth and through
ont the state. especially in the f'i'i'''''e
s.,,ion as a banker. cattleman and gen
erai dnan,ier. is now in the CUSTODY ol
I,nited states Marshal Hunt. Triton Wa
q, brother-in-law OF ~. ;. LomdN' easIl'i
of Inc First National Bank ol elhoH'
Who commit Ted suiciie by shooting MN
SELF about four months ago. Ihe lhui'i
mont on which Britton was arrested
charges him with embezzling S'9,v" from
The FIRST National Bank OF Vernon max
inr false entries and giving false reports
to the United States Bank Comptroiler'
lie was arraigned before Judge heetoF
and given 81 iIahaLaalN hearing ms
bond was fixed ai S5ly". HIS ATTORNEY :
will. i'm all probability, swear out writ
OF habeas corpus
4 great deal OF testimony was TAKEN III
the r. j.. Woods case to-day all of when
was strongly against him. The case VIII
run q week LONGER.
In the John Parish case his confession
was introduced. i'm which he told the
whole story Of the assassination from
start 10 finish. giving every detail OF his
being hired by ". q. Parish to Kill \. NJ.
I.angdOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

lie confesse. 70 the Murder OF His Third
va. o,.d Ger New Born Twins.

xc,e. ord Ser New Born Twins.
rprDrRrCK. 10. Feb. 16.-William
Leonard tho Ersiishman. who shot and
tfn.1 reese Anderson, was hanged i'm
fbo ian vard this morning Before dying
I ..,,,,~5 confessed that he murdered his
third wife and her newly-born twins.
,rta no, also asserted that his name
,.se NOT Leonard. but that ne assumed
tbs ns~ne fo keep disgrace from MS
sar,,,,, 10 stated that he was born
mar ftverpool. Eagland, in 1874. lie mas
!, h,,,t,or an officer IN the British army,
and an uncle and six cousins in Pniia-
d.frbfo T.oonarl has been seaman ana
a ,i,i,,or most of his life. He has been In
,bie conutrv twelve years. lie says ne Is
The father OF seventeen children.
rref previous 20 the Anderson murder
= rec',ord ,cas employed at canning iac-
to,,y at PuckevesfOwn, ana got drunk 10
90, ss he got paid on Jesse Anderson
~ 5.t,r,,,o,e and Ohio brakeman. severely
l,t.i-t1ed fna habit. Leonard, Whhe
e..,nl borrowed "a musket and shot An
darsOn dead. p.,ot,-
mo murderer was arrested AZ bueh-
c,.o.to,,n and taken 10 Frederick. Inc
e,,it,., ,rae so intense against him tha'
his triol v-aa removed TO Rockville Moil.-
,,,r,e,.,, comfy. where. on November -91n'
he was convicted of murder IN the Iis'
Tbo convicted mar wrote to sir Juliai
t,,,,,cor,+e the British Amnassauoi' j.
so,,e time ago. stating that ne was
pritisb subject and asking the AIipas-
eador IN inter, ,ede FOR him win ie9i
dent cleveland. but no notice was '"Ne"
of the communications
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
A FEARFUL EIPLOsIOy.
A Boiler Of the Cruiser Brandenburg Ex.
plodes, Killing Al Persons.

KEEL, Feb. MA boiler explosion oc-
Cured to-day on the cruiser Branden-
burg, with fatal results TO the crew ana
damage TO the vessel. New boilers had
been put i'm the vest, and steam was
gotten up to-day 20 test them.
The officers refuse TO give details or the
disaster, but 10 Is learned that forty-one
men were Instantly killed, iand niue
others fatally wounded Among the dead
are three chief engineers, who were on
the vessel 20 report on work OF the bol-
ers. and several other officers.
The vessel was helpless, but signals or
distress brought assistance, and she was
tOwed back 10 Kiel.
An officer Of the Brandenburg said late
last evening that the main steam pipe of
the starbOard engine burst. The acct
dent occurred between IL and II o'clock
yesterday morning. Among the victims
are many doclS-yard artificers. The ves-
sci remains I'm the bay, and Il Is extremes
Is difficult to get details.
At midnight the statement was given
out that the number OF deaths would
not exceed forty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

Tho Nonantum Worsted Company or
Newton. Mass. closed Us mills THURSDAY
night. and IN Is not know Wheh they VIII
aglin resume work. Ine oNeiseris WIZ
rer,4f1 in the different depai lmehts
fen days longer o. Hiiish inc "oiN now on
hard seven hundred persons are thrown
out Of employment
The General Electric Company VIII
start uD their factories az Lynn. Mass
next Monday on fuli time. lnis means 4
dftv-six-nOur schedule and the employ
ment oil some 1850 hands The company
has received several large orders lately.
The shoe business IN Lynn Is picking
ur and the manufacturers are daily re-
p5rting the arrival o. fresh orders from
am Dolnts OF tie compass. ~ the head
quarters OF the lasters 10 - learned that
an but about one hundred are al Work.
Tho Great Falls Manufacturing Conn
many. al somerswOrth. \. H.. has stopped
i00 looms This will throw 80 operators
out oi work.
THE arnropriation bin for the Military
tf1dfur "a; West Point was reported 10
tbe House Yesterday from the Committee
on Military Anaifs. " carries "aso.oe;
a reelection from the estimates submitted
by the department Of 5000.
t4.eliar ana fatal accident occurred
.t the gitir0 Furnace. I'm Chattanooga,
,,,rn last night Three young negro
tratnDs huddled together ana went 10
-leen or the stag dump. 1helr piesen'c
hcbi.r unknown, a car containing sias
-, ,-nite heat was run on the dump end
emptied upon the tramps. Two esespe.',
hnf puck Porter was burned under the
seething debris.
James Stone was hanged yesterday AZ
refSareonville. Ind, FOR the murder OF
he Nrattor family on the n'sh1 oi n'p,
,a,,her II. isei The family eonsisted
af six persons. Mr.. and Mrs "raI'on,
their three children. and MI "'a''o''
mother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

EMORY. VA. Feb. 6.-Special.-A pret-
t. home wedding took place at
the residence of Mr.. j. \. Bucn-
anan on rpesdav morning at 10 o'clock.
when Df. j. l.. Blakem0re. Of MusAoSee'
indian Territory. was united in marrias
a. Miss Many Buchanan rhe ceremony
was performed by Rev. =. h. H"inn'
pastor OF old Glade Spring Presbyterian
church. in inc presence Of the immediate
friends and relatives of the family lie
was assisted bv Prot; Edmond Langley
Of Emory and Henry C0iiese.
The hrid. wore a beautiful gray travel
ing dress and carried Bermuda Easter
lilies. After the ceremony an elegant
breakfast was served. The decoiatloi'9
were green and white. Dr. Bsakethore
was accompanied by MS best man. hI.
GannaWay. of Fort Smith, Ark MISS
Buchanan is "a sister Of Judge John =.
Buchanan.
Mr. ANA Airs Blakemore left on the
noon train amid showers or rice ana sOoo
wishes for their future nome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
Trial OF the Skelton BOYS.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Feb. i6.-
The trial OF the four SHELTON boys now
I'm progress at Scottsyille, Ala, for The
killing Of II. G. Ross at Stevenson, Feb
ruary 4th, is one OF the most interesting
and sensational eyer held In al Alabama
court. Ross was a married man, but
mad been writing very affectionate let
ters 10 Miss Annie Skelton while she was
visiting her sister Mrs. >. h. hrpy'
at Little Rock. Mrs. Kirby opened enc
of the letters by mistake. saw the char-
octer of its contents, and went In her
sisters trunk for the others. Then an
of the letters were exposed to her broth
ers which precipitated the tradesy. Mis'
skeIton. Is now In the hospitai at IN
,trn,t a phvsicaI wreck. Eminent conn-
sci is employed on each side. All tne
narties are prominent in social and busi-
ness circles, and interest among the peo-
nle Is universal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
The Paris RETURNS Dlsab ed.

LONDON, Feb. l6-The Amori i,an Line
steamer Paris which sailed at T. NJ.
February lOth from southampton for New
York. was sighted early this mornins.
lv.ng at anchor off Roches Point at The
entrance 10 Queenstown harbor. She re-
turned on account Of the fGdder being
disabled.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 16.--lt is stated
that on Monday last a heavy sea struck
,fc rndder of the Paris. and strapplng
rnst m In the trunk OF the steamer
held ner westward course until Tuesday
afternoon. when 1t was decided to put
her ahout. One Of rcr engines was
s,op;.,d. and l'tle difficulty was cSpcr.
fenced in turning her around.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. is.-For Virginia,
Fair. followed by increasing cioudiness'
,sarI,ar. south winds.
"si ssnr ~ xorth Carolina and South Carolina;
,.f,e,asing cloudiness, warmer. southeast
winds. ,,.,.n ona ~.nara, fora-
srbe storm central near East Port
Thursday evening has passed eastward
over the ocean. The storm central over
norfhern Montana has moved eastyaro
~ the ped river OF the North Valley
Generally fair weather has prevauea
east OF the Rocky MosSsains. A aeciasa
Nv t.ncland aud the northern Rocky
Mountain regions. The temperature hal
fallen throughout the Central valleys aist
Fssr and warmer weather n Indicated
sor The Atlantic coast States. IN the cen-
tfai valleys and lake regions the weath.r
will be generally cloudy. Win tain ~
souths IN and snow iil northern distficts.
4 Decided fall ia temperature ~ inlicatfd
for the western aud northwestern ststeA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

important discoveries and arrests. AS II
was they found in Henry's lodgings
some chiorate powder. picric aclu' anu
some copper tubes. evidently lntenueu
for Use in the manufacture oi Doih"s
similar 90 those used by Valiant ana
by Henry himself.
At the Anarchist lod1inss the people
of the house said ,hat they wcognized
ine Photograph OF iienN as that OF
Lln whom they sueN as Dguols.
Replying L. the eEaminins judge to-
day Henry. ihe Aumgehis, vino threw
tbe bomb iuo ihe cafe Of ule
Hotel Terminus. sa'd he did know Why
he selected the cafe Terminus as the
place in which TO cause an explosion.
He said that on Monday night he iirst
went 10 leading theatre with the bomb
hidden OF his person. but he was unable
to obtain admlttance as the theatre was
full otherwise it was likely he would
have thrown his explosive among the peo-
pie in the theatre.
Anarchists i'm England.
LONDON. Feb l6.-The ambassadors
from France and Germany to-day sent
notes to Lord Ros berry. Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs, in regard to the
harboring by England Of foreign Anar-
Of Bourdin said that he never had an
idea that his brother was an Anarchist.
He added that his brother had been out
OF work recently business I'm his trade
being slack. yet he always appeared TO
have money. When ne worked he made
good wages. The brother declared that
he could conceive Of no reason for Bour-
din going TO Greenwich. lie had no
friends there.
The police at 9 o'clock tonight raided
the Autonomie Club and made several
arrests.
Much Anarchist literature was seized
at the club. The police found many
copies Of a manifesto printed on red
paper in London and headed Mort a
Carnot." Thousands OF similar mani
festos have been circulated recently in
France.
Shortly after midnight all the men
arrested at the Autonome Club were
liberated The main object Of the police
In arrestlng them was TO examine them.
Important information is said to have
been obtained from them by the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

NEW YORK. Feb. lG.-The Tribune has
a despatch from Honolulu, dated February
sth stating that Honolulu was thrown
into intense excitement by reports that
the R0yalsts threatened attacking presl-
dent Dole. The story was that koyalsts
had devised plan 10 throw dynamite
bombs into the council chamber while
President Dole and his assistants We're
holding session. Then q strong armed
force would fall upon the building and
take possession at point Of the hayonet
The moment the Royalists got In pos
session, word would be telcphoned to
Wodehouse. who would recognize the
new government and land the British
marines ostensihly 10 protect British in
tcrests. Up TO 3 O'Clock no attempt had
been made to carry out the plot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

attendance OF l3l short Of a quorum, ana
tnat IL was manifesfly impossible To
secure the presence OF that number 10
night With the hope that calling atten-
ton 20 the fact disclosed ~ ihe roli-cai
sufficient number would be in atien-
dance then 80 that The point OF no quo
rum would not Doe raised. he moved 20
adjourn, ana u was 50 ordered at go.
Open Session Of the senate
WASHINGTON. -. c.. Fob -ic.--As
soon as Yesterday Journal was read
Mr. pueh dem. Ala.) moved to proceed
20 the consideration Of executive husi-
ness. the meeting was Withheld. how evei,
10 allow some routine business 20 D.
transacted. Numerous petitions were pre-
sented and referred, among them one by
Mr.. Brlce Dem. % OF $3.50 citizens or
Cuyhoga county. O., asking for a con-
tinUance OF the duty on iron ore.
Mr.. Hoar offered resolution requesting
the President to communicate All reports
or dispatches from Mr.. Willis. the present
Minister TO Hawaii not heretofore com
municated. and especially the dispatch
communicating a letter from President
Dole, specifying certain charges against
the conduct OF that officer
Let that resolution go over and be
printed" Mr.. Harris objected
1T merely asks" said Mr. Hoar. "for
an official communication OF a document
which is in all the morning papers this
morning
II withdraw my suggestion" said Mr..
Harris
The resolution was agreed TO.
Then Mr.. Pughs motion was put ana
carried. and the Senate. at l2:22 proceed
ed 10 the consideration Of executive bust
ness. The doors remained closed until
AS T. NJ. At that hour the Senate aG-
journed until Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
Has He Committed Suicide?

ArFNPHIS. TENN. Feb 10.-irank
cha nbers. assistant chief clerk Of the
tennessee Senate, is supposed 10 have
committed suicide here Yesterday Cham
hers wrote a note 10 friend stating
mat he Intended drowning himself IN
the Mississippi and then disappeared.
The river banks Were searched aud a
NEGRO skiifman was found who stated
that he rowed a man answering Cham
bers' description across she river "t "a
point below the bridge yesterday mornins.
No further trace OF the missing man
could be- found Chambers was employ d
ON the staff Of the Nashville American
a wear or two ago. and at the last ses-
sion Of the Legislature WAS elected as
sistant-chief clerk OF the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
p..n.s and Portugal Have a Quarrel.

PARIS, Feb 16.-A semi-ofiiicai no,e
hos heen issued I'm regard TO the attitude
of the Portuguese Government on most OF
the questions which have arisen between
france and Portugal, especially IN re.
gard TO those questions which anectea
French investments. The attitude Oh
Portugal i'm these matters Is an
nounced. has caused Premier ,aslnie,-
,,,s.in,. 10 recall the French Minister 10
portnool from his post 10 Paris. In order
.o,seo. ,,ith the Government upon tho
9',,otior - During the absence or the
French sfiDster from Portugal the hrrt
secretary viii replace him, ,,s,. ana W,.' ,se ~
oc, nnul the present crisis permitS III"
t,onch Minister'S return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

DETROIT. NucIr.. Feb. ij-Fiames
were discovered this morning issuinh
from the third story of The wholesale
drug house of rerrand. WILLIAMS,
Clar. Nos. s2 ana 81 Woodward avenue
Owing to a huge snow dritt IN the
street anI ine large number 81 lo'cefapn
and froliev wires. the fire department
was selouslv DELAYED in getting TO work.
and the flames gained great headway
and rapidly spread 10 the entire hVe
stories. AT 4 noloc, the IRE was under
control
The drug firm estimate their loss on
stock at Slm0p. which Is insured ior
about $4,000. Loss on building wow; IN
surance, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

His Physician says that the Fall Has Al
fec ed Ills Nervous system.


LYNCHBURG, VA. Feb. l6.-Special.-
Your CORRESPONDENT has just seen Or.
4. ". Terrin, who is attending General
Jubal Early. The Doctor says that he
considers his patients condition as seri-
GUS The General has not been conscious
of any accident, and does not appear TO
realize yet that De- is hurt. This Is due
to tine shock he has undergone. Or.
Terrili says his back Is hurt and his entire
nervous system Is much affected by his
fall.
rhe age Of the General Che is in his
seventy-eighth year, aggravates, OF
course. the consequences Of a shock like
this T. his nervous system
His many ardent friends and admirers,
not only here but throughout the South,
will learn with anxious solicitude of the
results of his accident Of yesterday.
a Press dispatch from Lynchburg last
night says: AZ II o'clock General Eary's
physician reports that his patient Is rest
inc quietly. and Will not require further
medical attendance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
BANQUETED AT CHARLOTTE.
The visiting Medical Experts Entertained
by Their Brethren of That CITY.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., Feb. l6.-Nearly
two hundred OF the principal citizens OF
Charlotte accepted the invitation Of the
Medical Society OF this city to the ban
quet at the Central Hotel tonight. given
u the medical experts who are VISITING
the South as guests or the Seaboard Ar
Line.
DR.. w. c. Vile. OF Danbury, Conn, is
chairman Of the visiting physicians. wbs
will be entertained at Athens and Atlanta
Ca, tomorrow. Raleigh, Wilmington anc
other southern centres will DO visited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

lttUuH bi 'fONs t4iffW ~ VI ibPeSf-
tinns TO Her which she D"ciine-.
TOPEKA. KAN. Feb. i6.-The friends
of Governor Llewelyn have been work
ing all day with Mrs. Lease Trying to
erect a compromise with her, and se-
cure her promise mat she will stop her
fight on the State Administration.
The proposition which Mrs. Lease de-
clined 10 consider was that she imme-
diately resign from the State Board Of
Charities stop her fight on the Sta-e
Administration. continue 20 abuse the
Republicans. keep out Of the Populist
convention. ana as soon a. the storm is
over. accept a place on the Board OF
Regents Of the State University. When
questioned about the matter tonight,
NIrs. Lease refused to'talk and would
neither affirm or deny the story. Cover
nor Llewellyn and his friends also re-
fused TO talk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17

HAMMOND. IND. Feb. 10 Employees
a. ne East chicago Iron and steel Com
mans last night refused a third reduction
of BIZ per cent. in wages The piaat
ia closed. and superintendent Ross has
informed the employees that The works
viii resume operations next Monday. lie
IS wiling 70 take the Ola men back az
Tho reduced scale. but saws If they re-
fnsa their positions Will hc filed by nom
unlop men. Trouble Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-17
rHE PRINCESS oOLONNA.
No Question Before he state Department
in Regard 30 Her Case.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. 16.-There
is no question before the state Depart
ment affecting The case Of the Princess
Coionna. daughter Of Mr.. J. ". Mackey'
who fed to this country 10 Keep her ,,n,l. ch,i-
-, l-r,nra ,yiih the children might be
REGARDED AS a case of kidnapping In view
of fhe decree o. the French court that
Prince Colonna, and not his Wife Is the
legal guardian OF the children.
our treaty otieltl9n5 WIN France 10
,,, ,,oi,o liluaDDire' an extraditable Of
fo-oo. II is so regarded in our eNtradi-
lion treaty with Italy OF which the
prince is p subject As the alleged KID
narpins occurred in France it IS not llkeiy
that italy would take official coghizahce
OF if . T.. 80, ,,t,
N IS said trat Prince Colonna is on ms
Wv to this country to take forcibie pos
session of Dis children. and II necessary
win take legal steps TO thar ehd'