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CLAIMS he IS NOT INSANE.
James A. Baremore Wants to Be
Released from Madhouse.
He Locked His wIfe's Clothing in .
Closet and Buried the Key.
Especial to Tie Evening World. }

NEWARK. Aug. 2l.-Lawyer james
| V. Lindabury this morning applied &c
| Vice-Chancelor Van Fleet for AN order
compelling Mrs James A. Baremor.
| to furnish money 10 pay for the expen.
ses of bringing a suit In New York
State for the release of her husband
from an asylum for the insane at Ami.
| tyvillc, l.. !.
The e-Chancellol appointed spe-
| cial master to examine into the matter.
James Edwin Baremore Ia a son of q
former member of the diamond broker
age firm Of Randall, Baremore & Bill
lings, of IS Nassau street, New York.
He has been confined in an asylum
Friends who have been working to
secure his release employed DR.. Hunt.
of the New Jersey State Insane Asylum.
and another physician to examine Mr..
rel ID that he was perfectly sane and
abb, - take charge OF his affairs. 1t is
on this report that counsel is now work.
ing.
Mr.. Baremore has considerable money.
Before being confined In the asylum he
was In receipt OF 5000 year from his
business and few days before his in
left him S2S,0Oo
Mr.. Baremore lived with his wife and
child In Elizabeth. He became dissi-
pated and had to be sent to the Kelley
institute AT Philadelphia. After his re-
lease he could not agree with his wife,
and the elimination of their difficulties
was reached when Mrs. Baremore stated
her intention OF leaving the Presbyte-
rtan and joining fashionable Episco-
palian church. Mr.. Baremore became
furious and locked all OF his wifes
clothing In closet and buried the key
In the garden.
This was brought forward as a symp-
tom Of insanity. and Drs. +. A. Banker
and Job =. Crane. Of Elizabeth. signed a
certificate that he was of unsound mind
One day DIR. Banker. II is alleged. took
Mr.. Baremore riding and induced him
to take drink from flask Mr.
Baremore claimed that he was drugged
and taken to the Morris Plains Asylum.
He tried for some time to secure his
release, but could get no word to his
friends until one OF the patients was
discharged as cured. He carried word
to Senator DAILY, of Hudson County, who
tried TO secure his release. The pro-
cecdings were of no avail, however, and
Mrs. Baremore had her husband sent to
the asylum on Long Island.
Soon afterward she was appointed
guardian of her husband. and she has
had full charge OF his estate since. She
lives on High street, this city, In con-
siderable style.
At the ONCE of Randall. Baremore d
Billings. II was stated this afternoon
that Mr.. Baremore had been employed
in their London ONCE and that his in
sanity was due to the use of opium.
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LEx0W'S PARTNER ACCUSED.
Arrested on q Charge of Improper
Conduct, but Was Let Go.

COMFY ISLAND. l.. l.. Aug. Civ.
II. Bannister. who was charged with
improper conduct towards little girls on
Saturday night last, was arraigned this
afternoon before Justice Finnery, In
the Coney Island Police Court.
Mr.. Bannister Is a member of the firm
Of LeNow. Wyre & Bannister, of Nyack.
Mr. Lexow IL the State Senator and
chairman OF the Lexow Investigating
Committee
Julia Piano and Louisa Nordina, two
OF the little girls Bannister is alleged
10 nave abused. were in the court, but
on the ir admission that they We're told
by their parents what to say when they
were called to the stand, their testi-
mony was not allowed.
Bannister was defended by his part
ner; Mr. Wyre and ex-Assemblyman +.
As there was no other evidence
against Mr.. Bannister, he was dis
charged and left for Nyack
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Ex0NORATE PILOT JOHNSON.
Pilot Commissioners Decide that
His Bill wns Not E1tortiOnate,

At a closed session OF the Pilot Com
missioners this afternoon the charges
Of extortion preferred against Pilot Jo-
siah Johnson by Capt. Charles A. Watt,
Of the schooner Ocean Lilly were dis
missed.
Capt. Watt was not present.. having
left port on Aug. II. His report was
read. stating that he had been hailed
by two pilots, who sheered off after
feet. He came In unassisted, because
he refused to pay ''off shore" pilotagc.
Later. he says, he received a bill for
ing letter. lie paid the bill under pro-
test.
The Board sustained Pilot Johnson.
who said he had offered his services
and was refused.
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BEGUN, TO BE STOPPED.
Injunction GRANTED Against New
East River bridge.

Judge Beach. in Supreme Court. Cham.
bers, to-day issued II temporary injunc.
tion enjoining the New York and Ions
Island Bridge Company in Its operations
The Injunction was issued upon the
application of the counsel for Augustus
Schermerhorn. and restraints the New
York and Long Island Bridge COMPANY.
the New York and Long Island COnatruc-
tin Corbin. Thomas Rainey and Joseph
II. Jones from entering upon or making
any excavations on the property Of Mr..
schermerhorn on Sixty-fourth street.
near East River.
The preliminary work for the building
of the Blackwelrs Island Bridge. by
which the Long Island Railway expects
to gain an entrance to this city. WAS be-
gun yesterday. The intention was to
locate the pier of the New York end OF
the bridge upon property owned by Mr..
who brought the injunc-
tion proceedings.
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CEREALS RATHER DULL.
Cotton Deciines Several Points on
Liverpool Advises.

There was some irregularity In corn
during the morning session. although
prices did not get far away from yes
terdays closing figures. October opened
at So 3-4c. and May at IS SIC. a IS 7-Sc.
There were moderate fluctuations. but not
much speculative trading. Wheat de-
c.ined about l-2c. At the opening. after
which the market ruled steady. Septem-
Der opened at IS $780,. December At 81 49,,
ami May at ss 5-Sc. Oats were dull and
nominal
Cotton opened ABOUT 10 3 points
. points On futures and a decline In spot
cotton, Sales at The first call here In
cluded September at SIS. October at 6 IS
at $50. January at 6.ss. February at CSC.
May at ITO.
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YACHT NORMA lIBELLED.
she Formerly Belonged to the Late
Norman l.. Munro.

John W. Sullivan. the South street
foundryman and ship contractor. to-day
libelled the steam yacht Norma. In the
United States District Court for A,l22s7.
The libellant alleges that in June last he
was employed to make a number 81
changes to the Norma ami her en- ,ines In
order to convert her into a pleasure
yacht.
Though not named In the complainant
papers the libe.lants attorneys. Wing,
Shoudy Il Putnam, state that Il. II.
Merrill. Of Exeter, H. H. is the present
owner Of the Norma, and that the re-
pairs to her were made on his orders.
Mr.. Merrill is a member of the Eastern
Yacht Club, OF Marblehead. Mass. The
Norma Is steel yacht Of l5s tons
register. She was built in South Brook
Ign In 1884 for the late Norman l..
Munro. She was sold five years before
his death to Horace Daniels, Of Provi-
dence. K l.
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DELAY HELPS THE TRUSTS,
Sugar and whiskey Men Preparins
for Big PROFITS.

The delay on the part OF President
Cleveland in acting on the Tariff bill ia
of great benefit to the two greatest
trusts. Sugar and Whiskey.
The latter Is being enabled to take
whiskey out Of bond, and each gallon
withdrawn means gain of 20 cents to
me trust, this figure representing the
increase in the tax on distilled spirits
sidera are very thankful that the Presi-
dent has held OFF as long as he has. for
they nave experienced no little difficulty
IN raising money needed to pay for
goods withdrawn from bond.
The delay has also enabled them to
make big profits in manipulating the
stock IN Wall street at the expense OF
are not informed as to what the man.
agement IL doing
~ Large as the, profits OF the whiskey
Trust TT n,n VII BE- they are a mere patch on
ways has millions OF dollars in cash on
hand, and can lake advantage OF any
thing that happens to come along having
said that nearly a0.UO.o 900 pounds of "a "
sugar are being brought into port daily
free Of duty.
sugar now b~lng brought In free will
sell with the " per cent. duty added as
soon az the Tariff bill becomes a law
The supplies are already SO enormous
that the Government can reap little
benefit from the tax for at least sew
eral months to come.
In July The receipts OF raw sugar at
this port aione were over 400 900 900
u; go pounds in 1873. with value Of
In the mean time the Trust is putting
up the price OF re1ned, SO that It wifi
make both ways. All this Is bad for the
public, but the monopolsts are making
money hand over fist and that is ali they
care about. '
marked up from Sl04 to Sis a share on
the idea that the Trust Will In the next
six months declare some fat dividends
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FIGHT FOR Committeeman.
Republican subcommittee VIII
Hear the Dispute TO-MorrOw.

The Subcommittee on Contests of the
Republican State Committee will meet
tomorrow at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to
iear both sides in the Albany dispute.
The question OF regularity Is to be set
tied between factions headed by Mayor
Strong Of Cohoes. and State Committee
man William Barnes, jr.. OF Albany.
Strong represents the interests OF John
\. S,elcher. of this city and Albany, who
would like to succeed Barnes as Com
mitteeman.
The State Committee will meet on
Thursday to act on the report OF the
subcommittee In the matter.
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ACTORS DIDN'T MEET.
They Were 20 Form a Union But
Failed TO Get Together.

The meeting of actors which was 10
have taken place yesterday afternoon
In the rooms Oh +. L. Macksy, in the
Broadway Theatre. did not come Off
The Thes plans were to organize into an
Actors Protective Association, hut the
hour. 9 o'clock, LOT which the meeting
was called, was not propitious 70: many
expected TO attend were at rehearsal
Their object Is to protect themselves so
far as possible from all abuses and prin-
cipally to punish managers who take
Companies on the road and leave the
members stranded and their salaries UNI
paid
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OTHER PATR0LMEN APPElL
Supreme Court to Pass Upon ~
Recent Dismissals,

Judge Beach. Of the Supreme Court
to-day issued writs Of certiorari fbr ths|
purpose Of reversing the action Of ~
Board of Police Commissioners ip dis
missing from the force Pauolmen|
Frank A. Kuhtmann and John McDon'
aid.
Mcdonald had been on the fierce fsel
Both were dismissed recently for the
alleged violation of rules of the %.
partment and for conduct unhscominS
an Officer.
The discharged policemen alhge th.s
and was based on insufficient evidenoe
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LAWYER HELD FOR FORGERY.
Two tomplainnnts Charge Burns
with Using Their Names,

James Burns. thirty-two years old,
lawyer, Of Us West Ninety fourth
street, was charged with forgery In
the Tombs Police Court this afternoon,
hut was remanded until tomorrow at
the request OF Detective Gun.
Burns Is charged with forging the
names Of Louis Spithoff OF 1925 Eighth
avenue, and Fred Il. Clark. Of 9a5 Eighth
avenue. to two checks of $3.50 each
Burns says II Is all q mistake and
that the matter will be fixed up.
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Weather Forecast,

me weather forecss. for the thlrty-six hours
sadihT at =. NJ. tomorrow is as follows:
s so-a.y .nd Wednesday. slightly cooler:
,. rhs following record shows the changes IN III.
GnhpeIsturt during the morning hours a. in
1900 py lhe thermometer at Perry's Pharmacy,
~ A''''eSG s. M,...63s A. NJ 6,ls NJ z;
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mig Food In Meai,o
iDy Associated rress.

LEADo' STATE or CoAHuILA. Mexico. Aug
1.-THE heavy rlias In the mountains have caused
ons % we l9sst dana cling Hoods Of Nss.x Rtvar
hnoNh' Reports have reached here on httss1,
nsae hch'ele's ly the water Washing their bon,..
sssSsd S on, o. The irritation dams were
ara noalei snl Ine cotton and corn plantations
'A'' worm u damage In tho itch vslisy. '''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
WALKER ACCEPTS.
VIII Become an Atchison Receiver
ON His Arrival Here.

Aldace T.. Walker has cablcd the At
Gibson Reorganization Committee that he
will accept the receivership OF the Atchi-
son system. He IL now in Paris. and
Will he In New York on Sept. ., and i'm
mediately upon his arrival will qualify.
Mr.. Little Is In Denver and will not
return until September. IL Is expected
that ne will make his final report Sept.
10. There IL not likely to be any further
developments In Atchison affairs until
that date.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
KARL WERNER INDICTED.
An Important Lexow Witness t,
Answer for Bribery,

Among the indictments found by the
Grand Jury to-day was one against
Karl Werner, the saloon-keeper of Ave-
nue5 b and Fifth street. The charge is
attempting to bride Policeman Henry
Cohen. Of the Fifth street station.
Werner was Il witness before the Lex
ow Committee, and. he claims, the
charge upon which the Indictment was
found was an act of vengeance on the
part of the police. Cohen arrested Wer-
ner's bartender for violation of the En-
else law, and then Werner offered him a
Sc bill to make things easy"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
Outing OF the Columbian Club

Actink County Clerk p. J. scuily has comp 81 ed
arrangements Tor the outing of the Columbia Club
the Tammany organization Of the Filth Distric,
~ which he 10 leader. The Club will have a
clam bake on Wednesday next at DonneIIy' :
Grove. College Point, II 10 expected that the Club
U entertain the crowd a. the plenie groundS
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Weary win Weight q, ,c,r.

E''soN ~ j.. Aug. 2,.--Rudolpa G,oor
'"S'h'hs years old, committed snicld. early
'n'S h'o'"'rs 1t Cedar Clin Hotel HaleIon BY
iT SiT1'Ts himself through the head. sropr,toy
No ,sSr. lN'p nun Tor notling fo7 the nasi
$500 ne VII be hurled by HE Ueivs,is
nIsnsen opisrstuetteEss vcfeln. He h.d ~ T..
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Secretary Herbert In Nevport.
lBy AssorlAled PTele !

NEWPORT. K. l.. Aus. :I,.--At &, 20 this morn.
ing the United State steamer Dolphin dropped
ahcllor Ia the upper bay aud vag received with
gun salute. Secretary Hrrncr v'hn ~ aboard
Is not exported TO pc form my oti.i tute to-day
but will delay his formal visit until tomorrow
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At the ONCE of Randall. Baremore d
Billings. II was stated this afternoon
that Mr. Baremore had been employed
In their London ONCE and that his in
sanity was due to the use of opium
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BOY shoot. In the Yard. He Says.

Joseph Mendelkern. Of sl7 Second avenue
summoned Charles Adolphi. httsen years cid. the
grandson OF the landlord OF the premises to an
pear in the Essex Market Police Court to-day.
Mendelkern stated that the boy tnagines that
he Is sharp shooter AMI that he places empty
bottles on a fence and then discharges n re.
volNer at them. Mendelkeru taid that his three
od.child plays In the yard. and he 10 afraid
that the hoy would shoot him In mistake some
Gay, The case was sdlouraed until The cath
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FOREIGN PORTS.
fby Cable.b
ARRIVED.

GREENoCK, Aug. 2L-Arrtvod. steamer EIysis.
from New York
ANTWERr. Aug sl.--ArrIved, steamer Hsinsut.
from New York
SGT HAMPTON, Aug. eI.-ATiyed and pro.
eeeded. steamer Weser. New York via Quee nu.
town. for bremen.
BREMEN, Aug, 81. Arrived steamer EIbe from
New York Via Southampton
SIGHTED
SClLLY. Aug. sl-Passed. steamer Port PhIIin
from New York for Rotterdam.
TORY ISLAND, Avg N.--Pssssd, steamer
Ethiopia. from New York for Glasgow
pHAwLE POINT ,ABH 20 Passed E,e6,n.r
ROTTERDAM. from New iSrk for Rotterdam
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Killed Her LOdHer.


FORT WORTH. Te>.. Aug n Mrs. L.
Thompson, who keeps odsinS house ON Thro,k.
morton street, to-day shot and Killed A. Lieb
one OF her dodgers, She fred FIVE times two
shots taking cnect. The woman claims thai
che fred In seli.detense. gRytpS that Lisb mad
threatened TO XIII her II she IT'D not marry him
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His Accounts Are short.
Try Associated Press

SALEM. Mass, Aug. sL-SathanieI Brown
clerk OF the Water Board here since 1859. resigned
to-day AZ the request OF tie Beard It is charged
that an expert accountant, who has gone through
tho accounts for 1892 and 1893 has found a
'N''' -
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Tom Watson Nominated.
Thy Associated Press.

THOMSON, Ga. Aug 2l.-The Peoples party
Convention Of the Tenth CGsorgia) Congressional
District to-day unanimously nominated Thomas T.
Watson for Congress lie will make a nsht
against Mater j. e. e, Black. the nominee OF
years arc
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M"wbray Must Not Rnn,.

NEWARK. y, J.. Aug. 2i.-Th.re wac q r,.
ron current 10 Anarchists CIRCLES L.re to-day
tnst C1"rlyl Mow5ray and Emma Cioldmsn uo,,Ih
seeaA Tonight al an Apsrehiftlc rn.eiIns rLtGI
.. rohet Hopper says he viii arrest Mosh-S n,
he sGyS anything Illegal. ' N'oNoF"y u
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Mother and Child burned.

NEWCASTLE, Ky. Aug. 2l.--Mrs. Kate Lnft-
berry was awakened by flames and rushed out
In her night clothes, but Instantly remembering
her hy5-year-Old hoy ran hack and carried hin,
out, Both we're 80 badly burned that they viii
die. wee
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-21
PARK CONCERTS TONIGHT.
One In Rutgers Square. the Other
mt Mount Morris Park.

There will be music at Mount Morris
Park tonight AT o'clock by Eben's
Seventy-first Regiment Band. The fol-
lowing is the programmes:
PART l.
]. Hail Columbia, Happy Land. Fylss
Q Overture LA File du Regiment :. .Donisetti
2. introduction and Aria di Bravura........ Balfe
4. Morceau Militairc. Portuguese Reveille."
Myreles
D. Selection from II Pagliacci" ..... .Leoncavaiio
Arranged b. Sig. q. Sauna.
PART II.
s. March 1.-TWO step "Heptasoph". .R. II. Barker
T. Cornet solo. Selected ..................Ho ch
Mr. Theodore Hoch.
Waltz. Rays Of Hope" ................ Lannsr
g. Patrol "Hark, the Salvation Army Is Com
a. ing ,.;.'',,,,..' .orth
TO- serenade. The Nightingale's Song -. .suppe
H. Caprice, 'LinGer Longer. Loo
Arranged by J. Fitz-Geraid
There will also be music at Rutgers
Square Park, by Lederhaus's Troop "a"
Band. The following Is the programme !:
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The Hoard Of Aldermen At It's meeting to-day
accepted all invitation OF the Volunteer Fircusn'
hasoeiaten To review them in City Hail ParL to.
morrow The veterans are going to the state
Say TO the depot ~ii march by tho Alderman .
siEn'tarls' The parade win reach CITY Hall 81
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Iii.hop O'Hara Adj. Ia Tr.y.,

rAfE MAY. y. j., AuE. sI.--DIahop o'us,s
sao haa been ltop2ins here during a critical
n ninss.. ieft ~ private ear this morning f,r
s-tssfs Reilly. ksals and GouidsA-
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y. sang 500 Leaves Washington
rRy Ar.ncIat.d Prss,.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 2I.--Minist.r Ye Sung
500. OF CoTss. accompanied b. hts secretary
JsrnE whsn. left to-day for visit to his native
country going via san FrapcIsco. The minister
has wife and large family In Corea and he
The condition OF snairs there
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Wolfr declared that ne dIir't know the
name VI the present Wdrd man under
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STILL WEARS HIS UNIFORM.
That Caused the Arrest q q DIE
missed Police CaptAn.
By Associated Presa)

a
NORFOLK. Va. Aug. 21-Ex-cap:.
NJ. J vellines. who was recently rem'ses,
by order" of the Police CopmissioneIsl
and has since continued to wear his UNI
form and to report for duty daily. Wa
arrested yesterday by order II the Com
missioners on charge OF inpersonatns
an officeI. A writ of habeas corpus was
obtained and the court ordeed Vellinss
released on the ground tha the ailss.
was illegal. no warrant having peeA
The matter will probable come into
court agein In day or twd Capt Vei'
lines still continues to wearhis uniform
II Is thought he will sue The CommiF
sioners for false imprisonment.
A Letter from Ex-CaR, Doherty.
ES-Police Captain Dohery sends the
following letter to The Evening W'rld
in reference to the statehents OF 40
slstant District Attorney oborne befofe
the .nves ig tion of police methods by "
Board OF Police CommissL ners on Ss'
urday last:
10 the Editor: a.
My signature does not appear 10 any su
connection with 'sil bends OF Mrs. Thuroy
Was any sueh thing shown In ny trial: AZ ~
surety ! stopped II, and pnSsd that J n,s
done SO II Mr., Osborne made the s,atssns.ss.s.
as reported IN The Evening World 81 49,,
Gay; Aus Is he Is mistaken or dslio@.
esiE.sdi xlcHA ~ DozEisih
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HESS Goes
FOR OSBORNE.

,,orf rU,u rom Irrs, Puo,.
The morning call., 1894-12-26
TWO SHOTS ENOUGH.
Duel Between nj. Jaures and
DIR. Barthou.
BlOodless Encounter Between French
Statesmen on the Field of
Honor.

PARIS. Dec. 25-The duel between M.
Jaures, the socialist leader, and DR.. Bar
thou, growing out OF the discussion in the
Chamber yesterday, took place to-day at
st. Ouen-s Seine.
Barth on, as the challenged person, Sc
lected pistols as the weapons to be used
Two shots were exchanged, with the re-
suit usually attending French duels-that
is, nobody was hurt.
The trouble that led to the duel had its
origin In the measure introduced by the
Government in the Cham Der making trea-
son on the part of any army officer or any
private punishable with death, in the time
of peace as we'll as war.
M. Jaures introduced counter measure
providing for the abolition of the death
penalty from the military code. since as he
maintained only privates we're put to
death.
In the discussion that ensued the
speakers became greatly excited, and when
Nd. Jaures replied TO the Prime Minister
that the Government had endeavored to
protect gang of cosmopolitan exploii ers.
referring 10 the new agreement with the
Southern Railway Company, DR.. Barthou
sprang to his feet and called the speaker a
liar.
NJ. Jaures was subsequently temporarily
suspended from the Chamber He re-
sented the insult put upon him by DR.. Bar
thou. and the challenge and bloodless en-
counter on the field of honor resulted.