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New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
CHARGES AGAINST 4 RECEITER

AN ALLEGED SCHEME TO PREVENT THE COLLEC
TON OF 100000 FROM c. p HUNTINGTON
New-Haven, Conn, Sept. A.-Henry Stoddard,
representing Horace H Chittenden. Of New-York as
sgnee for the OF the creditors OF A s. Hatch
and f. H. Hatch who did business under the firm
name Of A s. Hatch. to-day filed an application In
the Superior Court to intervene in the suit of Coils
p Huntington against the Newport News and
Mississippi Valley Railroad The action pending is
to put the corporation in the hands of receiver.
The suit brought by Mr.. Stoddard is to protect the
stockholders of the road. The petitioners represent
that they own 1000 shares and that the assets Of
the road have been transferred TO Mr.. Huntington.
who IL now indebted to the company for Sl,0OOeO0.
The application also states that Edmund Zacher.
Of this city the receiver OF the corporation. has
made no effort to collect the amount due from Mr..
Huntington 10 the corpora ton, and that attempt
has been begun and is being consummated to pre-
vent the recovery of the debt from him.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
At LOWEST PRICES.

Key West 20 with mdse and passengers to II Mallory
& Co
is with ndse and passengers r $ Allen.
steamer Excelsior Boyd. New Orleans days with
S,eamer Kansas tity Fisher Savannah September 22
with mdse and passengers to II !. Walker.
Steamer George Dumos tNor). Bru. Port iimon Sep
tember II. with fruit Elnser Bros. Arrived at the
Der ID and Royal 10 with mdse and passengers 70
PIN. Forwood s. Keock Arrived at the Bar at l1o
Steamer jamestown Hulphers. Newport News and Nor
folk. with mdse and passengers to ora Dominion & s. CO.
Bark Cartmorc (o Glasgow. Corrance Junn l2' days
with nitrate OF soda 10 hemrnway brown' Vesse 10
Bafour. Williamson 4 Co
Bark Maria l. dtaD. pgrse; Tsrragona IS days. with
sandy Hook. Sept -. 93O m-Wind light breeze.
southwest. clear; very hazy on shore
H. with mise to simpson, Spence Young Arrived at
the Bar 1925 m
CLEARED
Steamer Ridgeway Fisk New w-Haven- Frank p Smith.
Steamer Guyandotte, Walker. West Pont-Old Dominion
steamer Yuma. Warren Philadelphia-w y Clyde & Co.
Steamboat Frederick de Barry Breaser Jacksonville-W
steamer Herman Winter Nickerson. Boston-H Dim
ock .
st.smcr Amrum dip. Mundt Mobile Via Dry Torugas
steamer yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
Dominion ~ 70
Rio Janelro etc-John G Seaser;
steamer MarengO ufr), bingham Antwerp via New
s,smer cottage city Bennett Portland Horatlo Hall
steamer westernsnd (Belgl Weyer Antwerp-lnterna-
"Snsa Steamer Germanlc OBn McKins,ry ILverpool-H
Kersey.
cabelo and Curacao Boulton, Bliss 9 Dallett
Steamer Louis kandle, southampton International
Steamer Benef.ctor Simmons Phladephia-w p Clyde
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

The Ethelwynn-Sprucn " race, Oyster Bay.
Dock Department investigation Stewart buhd'
ing. =.
Funeral OF James Francis Ruggles. ST. George
Church Stuyvesant square. 990 "A. m
Funeral OF John Devine Jones. Trinity Church
II 80
Liberal Sunday laws parade. afternoon. and fes
tival. Suffers Harlem River Park. evening.
North Side Concourse Commission, morning.
Forney court martial. Navy Yard
Election of delegates TO Republican County Com
mittee.
Queens County Fair. Mneola. Long Island
New-York Vegetarian Society meeting, No. ~
East Twenty-third-st., p. m.
Rally OF lid Assembly District Republicans. NO
275 Bleecker-st.. p.
Smoker at Lenox Republican Club No l22 West
One e-hundred-and twenty y-ninth-st.
Young peoples day at noon prayer meeting. No
1l2 Fultcn-st: the Rev. DR.. B. T. Tyler, chairman.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

STYLE. has a handsome Jet crown, with 'h'ee
tins falling either side OF the front steer p"'n
with velvet drawn gracefully through across 'ne
front and aigrettes for height on the "'. ~
TWO small tied bows fall either side OF the nan al
,na hack and there are a pair OF steel buckles o"
either side OF the feathers ,o ossor,ment
This fall Williams & Co. have large asso' r.
% nm, rmmed felt hats, OF all colors ana III 'i S
newest shapes There are also maly raiys, crowns
os,rch feathers a re a leading feature TINS s,ha
In the cloak department capes seem u,cm 10 ~ usnd
with fur silk or velvet trimmings fusn anv anv
astrakhan cloth are also used Ihere are ,,os ii.n
in ch,dren's dresses. The new dressgoods ,nda a.
used this fall are Bedford cord with wlue ""i' In
siiks the black grosgran brocades are very hI hau
some as are also the fancy SILKS with chanseao'e
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLfN.
TT DROVE THE MOTHER INSANE.

SHE SAW A BEER TRUCK RUN OVER AND ~
MOST KILL. HER LITTLE DArGhTEN ~
FRONT OF HER HOME.
Victoria Noga four years old. Is lying IN 'le
Eastern District Hospital. WILLIAMSBURG De"e'eu -
be dying from injuries sustained 'aS' c.e"'ne nss -,
hong knockea down by a team OF horses attached TO
one OF Paul Wiedmanns brewery trucks. whiie pray
ing in front of her home No. 2O ken'-aVe' II"
mother OF Victoria. who saw the acciaen, IRON, ON a
window in her apartments went insane, am ~
ing TO the street. ran toward the end OF tht Pei az
North Third-st and would have purge M 'io ~
river had she not been restrained by a huihuci vi
neople who followed her. Mrs. Noga fought hara
10 be released She was taken BACK 10 hF ha Y II ts
feared IL Will be necessary to remove her 10 e rne
asylum When little Victoria was picked up b ~ Tf,
partly So and the body crushed DesPlte the
Was the second of three children, and her n3lher >
favortte The driver OF the truck, Edwaru 9e'iN''
OF No. eS Montrose-ave., was arresteu'
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

At the meeting OF the Common Council on Monday
night. on motion OF Alderman Mooney. the commit
tee of the Whoe directed to consider the advsa-
bility OF removing Manor Hall TO the rear. with a
view TO erecting City Hall in front Ihe
Council also ordered that he Yonkers Electric Rail-
road Company plece suitable tenders on all trolley
cars within sixty days. Samuel L. Cooper. Commits
sioner of Pubic Works. informed the Council tina
funds OF the department available Tor street anu
road repairs for the current year have been ex-
hausted and unless other work and funds for me
cost thereof are provided the street-cleanng ana
repairing force must be Immediately reduced lie
recommended that the macaiamizing OF South Broad
way be dore by days labor instead OF by contract
the being paid from the pavement bond ac-
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
WHITE PLAINS.

Early yesterday morning incendares set IRE 10 a
large barn and carriage house on the farm OF
Thomas Sutton. In purchasest., three miles east OF
this village When list discovered both ends OF the
building were burning and before any effective
work could be done the building burned TO the
ground. with all i.s contents. valuable pair or
back coach horses perished in the flames Two car
rages. several farm wagons. NUMBER OF tons oi
hay farming implements. etc. were also DESTROYED.
Insured The fire was only mie from where the
large barns and outbui,dings OF David L. Hauand
were burned down on September r. In the last
year many buildings have been set on fire IN that
in that district have been living in fear. They
now propose to orr anize vigant committee. with
ex-Polce Captain Clnchy. OF New-fork' al its
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Edward Holman has Instituted suit IN the
supreme Court for $4,000 damages for alleged mar
practice against Dr.. Ashley A. Nepoer. ol w.
16s North Thrd-st DR.. Weber treated the pia'"-
tin unsuccessfully for an injured finger
The Brooklyn Club has secured leave from 'he
c,,r.re Court TO mortgage its property TO the
Brooklyn Trust Company for $4,000 The Poihemus
estate holds $4,000 IN mortgages against the ciuo
and has demanded payment. The new mortgage
is made to pay off the old ones
The Brooklyn Choral Society is temporarily hnan-
cially embarrassed. 1t owes s6lo and needs ABOUT
% 100 70 nay its debts and continue running through
,ha seoson inst begun A 81 subscription has been
sta
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNSWICK-Slr Adolphe Caron OF Ottawa,
Canada. BTCKINGHAM-Henry Hitchcock OF 81.
Louis FIFTH AVENUE-Chief Justice Melville W.
Fuller Of the United States Supreme Court bshop
H. Il. Whpple. OF Minnesota; General Stewart van
Nllet United States Army; William Writ Henry
of Richmond Va and Joseph II Choate GkAND-
Paymaster Green Clay Goodloe. United States Ma
rine Corps. MARLBOROUGH-Congr 'ohh
H. Bankhead OF Alabama MURRAY HllII-Ex-
Congressman Carlos French. OF Connecticut. Nok-
MANDIE-Judge William l.. Learned. OF Albany.
SAVOY-The Rev. Dr. Alexander Mackay- smith,
OF Washington. ID. G. WALDORF-R Gaytan DC
Ayaa. Secretary OF the Spanish Legation at WASH
ing.on.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
TRANS1 TLANTIC VELEERS.

Among the passengers who Will sail to-day on the
American Line steamship St. Louis are:
C. J. Abud Mr. Mrs J. f. Orr,
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Ander- Martin Iuett Preston.
SON William :. Pitcairn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Camp Commander II. c. sayce.
G. H. Cornelson tr Mr. and Mr.. G. r. sickeis.
William Dieby MIR and Mrs. II. Shainwa aid
Mr and MIS-. J. II. Harper I;ierrenant 4 e. Scott
W. +. Hongsworth. Mr. and Mrs. II. Stuart
W. Rutherford Mead. Wortley
y y. i. l. Ms5.T' Mar. N''''' Sinclair
The Germanc. of the White Star Line. which sails
to-day. will carry among others. the following:
=. NJ. Bigley. The Rev. and Mrs. T.
h. i. Burns Mr. and Mrs c. ]. Pcnt-
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Downs. land
". g. Eustcc. Mrs I. J. Rice.
j. r. Gray Mr. and Mrs g. II. sckes
rhe Rev. and Mrs. r. D. Mr. and Mrs. ;. $. sprigge.
Major " f. Iawtence
The Red Star Line steamship Westernland. which
sails to-day. has among her passengers:
4. T. Bourland The Rev. +. Hardt.
Charles O. Goodrich. u. Marchand.
James .ulemOnt. George Il. Mitchell.
Frank kOeweng, Mrs. Fmncsca Weber
W. II. ONein. George r. Wing jr
The steamship Crcassia OF the Anchor Line and
the State of California OF the Allan Line ar
rived here late on Monday night Among the Cir
cassias passengers were:
Robert g. Bryan. A. 4. Gordon
Bryan Dc Craef
NJ T.. tarretson. Peter Maher
Among The passengers the State OF California
were:
W. Z. Bowdnch. = I.Estrange Phipps
~" sh. ana ME ' Eng MIR ana Mrs. John sbak.,.
Professor J. l.. Ewell. peare
Malcolm Lloyd T II. Taaferro.
The Rev II. J. Morris
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
SOLE AGENTS INN. Y. STATE
Lincoln Lithia Water.


SAILED
Steamers Have 0iar. for Bremen: Ser,a ,B' ~ ",
pool: Tauric trr) Liverpool. Yorktown norfolk snI h
port News; Guyandotts. West Point. Naco"cher N''"
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Iepanto tBr. Wise. from New York Ausus' -
Via Newcastle arrived al Antwerp September s,,eur
Pohls. from New YORK SFP''
ber l. VIA Genoa arrived Naples September ~ No.
Steamer state u Nebraska tbrl Brown, ron, "
York september H. ART .ed AZ Glasgow september
steamer Ptoemy nrl. can; from Victoria p's''
sailed - Lucia Tor New York september . .uA
Cirscian priace iBrl. Miller from Sahos' '"
from Rio Janeiro for New York september = .,..s,v
Steamer Ethiopia OBJ Wilson. New-Nork Tor '""e"'
arrived SoNlle Septc nber - ar
steamer Georgia ,Cierl Mosrpe. from NeW-io'N' ~"
rived Copenhagen September "a
Steamer Christine dam. lirsrn, rom Ne"-i''N'
rived at Copenhagen September "a 49,. yors
Steamer Northern Light Url, Parton ton ~"
September !, srrived at Flushing september 10 ,or
Steamer Charois Dutch. Peters. irom ''o'''''' "
New York passed the Lizard september y ,,.,,,s
Steamer August KOrN Ger. Buhner. nom h'"''"''
for Ncw-York. passed the Lizard September - A. v.,s
Steamer LANDAU city tBr. Hunter. rom s>'N-iS.s
September 10 Bristol. passed iundy Island ssp'"
-. ,,....
steamer Portuguese Prince Br Anderson from Ma,s
September ls. for New York. passed Gibraltar sep''
"a. ~ -
steamer Queen Olga ,sr, Harris from Prohonso ans
Batavia sailed from Algiers for New YORK Sepsn'
from Ciothenburg New York september ~ -
Steamer Brunei tBn. sailed from uifsenu io' wv"
York September y.
Steamer Spree (Gc-, wnlgerod from New-Nork 1"
Bremen, arrived AT southampton September ~ -, ,s
Steamer Majestic tir Smith. from Ne" ioIN
Queenstown and Liverpool passed Kinsae september ~
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
HOME NEWS.

The rnif,d Pres Local NecG trhfch rtpre"nn all me
n,cspapers York CITY that reoering me h'-
orapbc nesrs Tned Press hos its beadqu1rfers at
No II 1nnst York CITY Al Information and docu-
,n,nts for public may be sent 10 ho heddquars aud
fh,y iciI then distrbued 10 al the United Pre-" nscs
papers in this cify and rnfd Prss for dfs"mtna
ton throughout the country
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

What! has my wandering child come to this?
You'll find only those shoes here
that we know all about, and can guar
antec. You'll find full assortment of
sizes always; but don't forget the differ
ence between cheap shoes and shoes
that are cheap.
Our lowest price shoe is not the
cheapest shoe Oh the market, but 80
cents below the price of any other that
pretends to he us goOd-a dollar less
than some no better.
Caltskin, Goodyear welt, $3.50.
ROGERS PEET & Co
Prince and Broadway
Warren ard Broadway
32d and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
NEWARK.

Ex-Alierman William II. Baldwin OF Newark.
who lives at No. l9 James-st. severely injured
on Monday night by collision with bicycle. on
which an unknown was ''scorching" In Wash
ington-st. near James-st. The wheelman escaped
I'm the darkness Mr.. Baldwin confined to his
bed with his I'm tures yesterday -
John w. Griggs. the Republican candidate Tor
Governor. visited the rooms OF the state Committee
Yesterday ise said he would address mass
meeting in jersey City tomorrow night This VIII
be the opening OF the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
MR.. DEPEW DENIES A YARN.

Chauncey NJ Depew, president OF the New-York
Central Railroad. yesterday denied outright SEN
satonal story here from Buffalo TO the effect
that the Central had secured control OF practically
all the tonnage that floats on the Erie Canal. and
therefore in position TO control all the freight
rates on the canal. Mr.. Depew said: There never
was any such scheme on foot"
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
THE ADVANCE IN COAL.

The anthracite coal companies are still advancing
prices 1t is announced that the La ackawanna com
pany will advance the price at least % cents ton
before October ]. 1ts Buffalo and AL
bany price is already 50 Is for stove.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
NEW.JERSEY.
Jersey CITY

The funeral OF Colonel Sarah Eadie. OF the Cen
tral Division OF :he Savation Army. took place at
the Congrega tonal Tabernacle Jersey City. yeser-
day. 1t conducted by Mr.. and Mrs Bal,ngion
Cemetery. where tho burial was made with Salva-
ton Army military honOrs. About lsU members
Of the Army IN attendance.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
IL 4 RINE INIELLIGENCR
MINIATURE ALMANAC

! IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5:5l p m OBS Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
An HoAS 81 Gov. Island Hell Gate 2:54
PM-Sandy HOOK 1242 Gov Island 1:I2,He Gate 3:O5
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Blown Flint Tumblers assorted engravings,
sc. each
Genuine ut-Glass Olive Dishes, csc. each.
Genuine Cut Glass Water Bottles, lao each.
Tunblers to match 2.4O dozen.
Tankard Pitchers, nicely cut, in four sizes,
Las, 1.15, 1913, 2.2j each.
Genuine Cut Glass Olive Trays, 4Sc. each.
Genuine Cut Glass Celery Trays, 4.25 each.
Genuine Gut Glass Oil Bottles, 0Sc. each.
Genuine Cut Glass Salt Sellers, Zoe. each.
Genuine Cut Glass Saucers, 6 in., 1.4S each,
Genuine Cut Glass Rose Bowls, 6.4S each.
Imitation Cut Celery Trays, 2jc. each.
Imitation Cut Cheese Plates, toe. each.
Imitation Cut Pitchers, = GAL, 4Sc. each.
Imitation Cut Cracker Jars, 19c. each.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25
HOUSEFURNISHINC
DEPARTMENT.
SPECIALS.

White Handled Carving Sets, 99c. each,
Metal Bound Fruit Stew Pots. in :, sizes
qt., 19c.; qt, 23c.; 3 qt., 29c.
Clothes Wringers, 9Sc. each.
Scrap Baskets, new style, 69c. each.
Clothes Baskets in sizes, 39c., 42c.,
69c. and 15c. each.
Lunch Boxes, 1Oc. each.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

Announcements. = s.il u
Deep Banoed Collar.
r. w MApAWASkA. K"
Neuraigine-For Nervous Headachs. 0"x
everywhere. Price. occ. per botuN
New-York tribune., 1895-09-25

NATLFTT
Steamers Have CGaD. for Bremen: servia ~ ,s
pool Taurc trl Liverpool. Yorktown. Norfolk sn1 ~,
port News; Guyandott. West Point Nacoochee >a'sn'@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24

TEHnE HAuIu, IniAuh, April ga
Pls4dou. DsB-, " tho American Eul.
way Uaiou, speaking OF .he contempt
case ggaiSst himself 90 the supreme
rUuil, bays that uu docs NOS believe hp
or uls fellow lIgrusuIs viii ever spend
au0tu,r day Iu IlD Ho h confident
tue United S.aIu- 5IYfrMr Court Will
tavrtsa tho decision Ii ,lu lower court
mgde by Judge Woods Private iuilT-
nation hEa uruu received here from
Wa,hiuEt0u 10 the yfisc. that tho
court will decide against tuu contempt
dtc.slvu, IL n understood that the
court stands either siN 10 Two or i've 10
three ia favor uf DfHE Tho deciuiCu
was expected Monday hut certainly
will be- banded uIwl next Monday,
which IL the last avu.aiUn day before
tie GUNNER nuj0gl.muli
MAsuSuIuS, ApNl .l - senator
VOORHEES, tAII today 10 was tfuu that ne
had written letter 81 LJgeue Dgbs,
sxprp.sing tue opIulus taat the United
States supreme Count VIII rsvers. the
action VI Judge Woods aud grant Drbs
aud bic associate "a wit u habeRs
corpus, Tho senator shid, however,
thai tuia We, merely Dob. personal opin-
ion. He had no information concern
ing tho Views ai Cine mumners Of Tie
Supreme Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24
THE UNION PACIFIC.
Annual Nse!Ilg Of stockholders Held
In Boston,
OFFICIALS Acrs ENDORSED
Preliminary Annual Report Accepted
Directors El,ctCd-lIsurts
aud Statements.

BOSTON, a Vrll ~ me aniuIl meet
Ing o tue Union Pacific railroad was
held 10 this city To-Day. Six s,3ckholl-
grs were present, rupresouting ls1.la
shares. presIjcuts. r.. IA. Glars p.e.
s.Juu. There were aIsO pretoul the
following diruo,ou: Joseph Miller,
Sydney Ripley, @. ~. Dodge j. ~,
L5auc and Nif. Patrick. Tho a.t' %,
,No directors duuug the U6sl yoar al'1
tuu acts OF the attorney .0f the G TN.
pany were ratified. Tho Hooilus then
adjourned uutl this afternoon, when
Instead NJ tho usual annual report o.
preliminary one was accepted, which
was explained HH follows Owing iu
tuu Implications lTHu.I. aU ...
through the IrgelvurHIp 90 WH.
iu4G lmuac'luaulo lu include
BOO tnl8 report sIms payable uH.
DEF toe traffic contract allu o.
Oregon short Line and lau Northern
f,IlfgsU, tHu UHHu Pacific, UHuyrf
anu o. CUTS CO. Uui0u rau.Hs LHa-
coin U..t e. ..ra4J, 81. luu ami Grand
lsIauI, uu. tine Kansas CITY ami
Omaha Railway clWHauisa. The
u.i'u.puUH between tuH .#N#tt OF tuI
income Tor lsIi Dc FuawU 700 the 'g.
COME account sHah.. 1886. Iui ,lu
deficit ora 10 HUHrEH II the general
balance rH.Ht s-.slI,NN BE- due %
,ur tact llH. tHr latter iuu.uIts sum.
I4.usIIy payable 4H.u. DIT. uHIs
TRACTS with U.lur u1mruu.. AIuc.
gullt uaf boon m4.u uI ll Hu l.ys
Auto under She traffic contract Wlta
tue Union Pacific bDgv,r aul Gulf
hailruaI com ANY s.uHC Sue cum
payable hereunder canul. uu Gglvf'
MINI 4,
IUc following diroctnr were clcctrI3
oliver Amys, second, E1filui EIWaTI
t. AtNuH, Boston, b. IT, %. ClurE,
Omaha, GnHl|u bHNf,J Boston, tfaU-
vile So. D1igr, NrH York, 2BHFEu D..
Gould, Sow lUiE Marvin Dec l.I
Cuuau Henry IS. Hyde, Nuw NuT.i
Joseph NJ. M.Inff, OmAHH, DtVar Vs..
MIMI, Boston; Alex. T.. oar, Nrv
NufE: b., h. uu9ii Peabody, BIOS o.,
sidney Dillon kriry, Nrw NJTs, Hu.
.ul sac, Sew York; Jsuu SHgrr,
Salt llaEu tUy. Oliver ~. NIuE uaa
elected vice GARDNER -, Lane, 20.
tgued. Following committees were
chosen: l4.ru A.. orr,
| p. "a. "A. Clark, Ouvur lmeF, second,
%. w. MINK, Edwin b. Atkins, Geo.
e. Gould, government dirtCtot-L l..
! I'ury Auduuuu. FipHueu-Ou.
yer Amra, SECOND; Horny H,
Hg1,, George . Could, b E.Pvab1dy,
/ Marvin NutWU, A.HA. r., orr, Gov
| eminent D.rugtgf-J,W. Dlnur. Land
| IL win Atkiua. Al.E. h.. orr Goo.
! ]. Gould Sidney Dillon Nliry, J.H.H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24
dlCK The RIPPER. ="
n. Crs;ons ThIteChapol Mystery
Solved al Last
SINCLAIR STORY OF ArnHsIcIAN'


s.sEp,.ct.co, Cal, April 2A.-DL
I'D , London physician OF CON
i',.,,slr promineucs, was the guest Of
rNn.m Greer Harrison at the Bo-
,.n,,p club recently. The English'
TsgtoIi singular story to his hos'
I'D voucbed Tor NJ correctness In every
-,r.su... 20 related to the mystery
=, uJssk the R0pper," which the phy'
L.i,B declared was no longer a mys-
,,v,mgug the scientific men Of Lou
t.9. or tne detectives Of scotIald
y.r He said this nasassin wns
medical man OF high standing and e1'
,.r,,vs rsctlce. lie wss married 10 a
r.,yuful and nmiablo wife, an had a
.wlIy. shortly before tue beginning
%, liz WhiiechnYcl murIeIn be De.
vslfrfd o. peculiar, ana 90 hls WlIei Ah
.r..rUeRUIr mania - Nh uunhtuthl
lis,.ufo Boo causing pain. She grew 90
snHmeI that she became afraid OF MIN
srI locked herself Aui children up
vfsn che cav the mood coming over
lin, When he recovered from the
B,f.Nysma and she spoke 20 him abgullt
p. o.phtd OF her fears. Then the
Wbitpebarrl murders hllod London
vut horror. The suspicious ~ tho
vile were aroused, aud ne nu nsshHsin'
alton succeeded the othur sue noltn
Win ugarlufUakiug dread that NJ the
ltfIadawhuu these murders were sup
i1sst DO have been committed her
Iu.uaud was Invariably absent from
home.
Atlas, tho suspense aud fear Of tho
WEIGHED wife became uubuata0lv and
sfr went o. few uf her hu-band's
npieal ifrui-, stated the case, uni
asked their ADVICE and assistance.
THFy called the Scotland Yard iofcn Go
rr.sl them, aud by adding one fact 20
arr,Hrf lhu chain OF evidence point.
.Hsl thp d gt0r ne tue author OF the
aIiItu, became complete. The phy-
iaaut visited tho murderer aud told
HntluY wished 20 consult him about
remarkable case. They riAted his
tuu 20 detail aud asked him what
should be- done with the ease. He
ItlI0ti That while the mistnknulu
luiAuiy % the person who could com.
mlttbut crimes would save him from
Zoe halter, I've should certainly be
confined 10 % luuntiO asylum. Then
ilJy i01 him that he himteli WIS
iBe MsGiac VINO had done the fearful
atH. he guslarud the impOssipiIity Of
ia1 a'1lssllou, but confessed that OF
h'tyuH there were gaps In the "A
A.sHJ which he positively had no
ItG.tcilou. lie said he had awakened
DO BIZ room NJ ii from HluIor and
HgaImud upon his bJOIs and stains Of
upon his hands. Ho hal also
tsughuR upon bic face, and his am.
TlnuuE knives hudshOwu sigus OF use,
laugh he could not recall having
dHiltI no any operation. The d0cl0Ts
luaHuTud him that ihorB could be-
o. DOUBT OF his identity with thu
Ntigghapol gssgEalu. They made
lubaustlyrttaru VI the house, led
ghg o7uscl, found ample proofs OF
l4,luI mud the unhappy man, " hose
lIgi 90 that moment was ia III nor.
ulg clear condition, begged 20 be TO-.
moved iilm the world asa guilty aud
dangerous mIuslcL The necessary
nlsu were mauu out aud tho ittes,
IgH'bIc murderer was committed On
bl InFaur usy Ium, La month or sI
sl1't hll sumuunCu uf SANITY ami Do
t.W ihr mDst iutIgctalIr aud danger.
tl'malman c0niued Iu that Insutu'
Doe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24
Demanded Witness Fees.

A mau appeared in the police court.
room yesterday afternoon anu DE-
mundeI OF Clerk James the wlInos,
tees duo .sWiie for appearing AMI
giving evidence IN the Ahern assault
case. Hu claimed tAu defendant Ia.
Uuuu convicted But the witness hal
MOT been laiI, he was informed by
lur Clugk taat ne mai NO authority 10
ply witness tees ina such cares Bs they
were under tho Territorial slaluter.
the man, however, was not sAugiisu,
aud continued 90 protest against suuU q
condition VI auaIrg, m rather TUug
language. Wuilu lu6 JUSTICES o.uT.
mas jurisdiction in uastH u4dur the
statute, there ID no pgOvlslOu Tor tue
payment VI wlyueuer.