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New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
THE CHARITIES CONFERENCE.
SPECIALISTS DISCUSS MANY PROBLEMS OF LIVE
INTEREST.

INTEREST.
Toronto July lo-Despite the Intense heat, the
members Of the Conference on Charities and Cor
rectlons are enjoying themselves. In the charity
section this morning the Rev. +. H. Wines. Editor
Of THE Charities Review. of Springfield, ILL.,, read
an interesting address Organization OF Ma
tional and State Public Charities. He was fol-
lowed by James Wylle reorganization Of Mu-
nicpal and County Public Charities"
In the child-saving section j. Ross Robertson
NJ p. and proprietor OF The Toronto Evening
Telegram" delivered address on ''Chidren's
Hospitals" and DR.. Adams. of Toronto spoke on
Dental Hospitals for the Preservation OF the
Teeth of the Poor - l..
In the Juvenile reformatorles section a paper by
Superintendent j. A. Allison, OF CncinhaIl was
read entitled THE Institution Paper: How to
Conduct 1t as Factor in Reformatory Work
At 1920 the general session began, with Pniip
c. Garrett State delegate OF Pennsylvania, IN the
chair. He addressed the members on on iae ie Sec S
Of a Radical Prison Reform" The Probation & sys-
tenn" an essay by Charlton 7. Lewis OF New
York; 'The Indeterminate Sentence, by warren
F. Spalding secretary OF the Massacnusetts frisSii
s. ]. Barrows of Washington. were then read,
At the afternoon session the ReV j. NJ oioohet
OF Troy y. T.. read Il paper on 'Organizaton oil
Private Charities" The discussion which toIowsu
ada A paper on District Plan Of Organization
Versus Centralized Plan" was read by j. r. BraeH-
et;, of Baltimore Other papers read were; fe-
ligious Teaching in Reformatory schools py ,o -,
J. Atkinson OF Toronto; Is Moral CtassIIlcat'G IN
TsmHsbnrs n J.; "Hew Prison Methods and Laws
in Indiana: by T F. Ellison presiacnt oi S
and Prison Reform in Ontario by James -haSSie'
Of Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
WARNINGS TO TURKEY.
THE POWERS INSIST ON A PROMPT CON-
CLUSION OF PEACE.
DOUBTFUL IF THEIR NOTE WILL HAVE THE DE-
SIRED EFFECT-A HINT AT FORCE

SIRED EFFECT-A HINT AT FORCE
FROM RUSSIA.
Constantinople, July 1O-The collective note
Of the Powers demanding that obstruction or
the peace negotiations cease. which was pre-
sented by the Ambassadors to the Turkish Gov
ernment vest tarday Is couched In the most Sc
we're terms 1t Insists that the frontier between
Greece and Turkey be traced by the military
attaches Of the embassies OF the Powers. ana
emphasizes the unanimous determination or the
Powers to secure a prompt conclusion OF peace.
As however the note does not fix a date with
in which a settlement of the questions In dis
mute must be effected and as 1t does not mentioh
the steps 1t is proposed to take In the event Oh
Turkey not yielding to the wishes or the row
org there Is great doubt as to whether the note
Will have the desired effect ,..
81 Petersburg July lD.The "Novoe Vremya
has published another outspoken warning 10
Turkey in which II says: UNLESS the coiectVe
note Of the Powers induce submission, the row
ers will be forced to resort to more lmpIes3,'e
measures than simple naval recommendations.
In conclusion. the "Novoe Vremya refnarks
"A final check OF the negotiations or CONSTANT
NOBLE would prove the necessity or naVihg done
with Turkey as & European state. forever moie.
II Is understood that the Sultan yesterday teie-
graphed to all the great Powers messages si'h'ia'
to that sent to Emperor Francis Joseph appeal
ing 10 them to consider favorably the circuiar
regarding the frontier question. The messages
were banded to the Powers to-day by the repre-
sentatives of the Porte accredited to them.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
ONE DEATH IN BROOKLYN.

Edward Williams. six months old. died from the
effects OF heat at No. 7S) Atlantc-ave, Brooklyn
last night.
William Stolburst, thrty-eight years old was
Frustrated by heat while work n building III
Newkirk-ave, Brooklyn lie was taken TO his
home. No lsj Wyckof-st.
Hugh McGovern. twenty-eiGht years old. Of NO.
l75 Bedford-ave. Brooklyn. Frustrated in North
EChth-st. and taken home.
Patrick Holland. OF No 227 Fulton-st. Brooklyn.
was overcome at Myrtlc-ave. and North OXforJ-st.
and taken TO the Cumberland Street Hospital.
Thomas Lehdon, thirty-six years old, Of Pal
me;to St, Brooklyn, was prostrated In Maspeth-
ave. and taken to st. Catharines Hospital.
Mrs. Annie ONe of No. IS Cheever Place,
B ooklyn. gave out At Fifh-ave. and Sixty-ffth-
ST., Brooklyn. and was taken to the Norwegian
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
ANGER LED TO MURDER.
LONG ISLAND CITY BOY KILLED BY
4 WATCHMAN.

4 WATCHMAN.
What the Long Island City police believe was
n deliberate murder occurred A few minutes be-
fore = o'clock last night The victim was
ffteen-year-old boy James Grimes. Of No IL
Bodine-st., Long Island City His alleged muir
derer was John Buck, a widower, ffty-four
wears old. who lived at No. 60 Nutt-ave Long
Island City.
The Harris-ave public pier IN Long Island
CITY has been favorite resort during the last
few hot nights. Last evening James Grimes
his brother Thomas, and some other boys went
70 the pier with the intention of bathing. Sew
eral of them went into the water. but James
Grimes remained on the pier. 1t is alleged by
Buck that the boys called him names. lie OF
dered them off the pier, but they refused to go
Buck was employed night watchman al the
Peter Young Bagging Works, which adjon the
pier.
IL is said that when the boys would not 90
from the dock Buck became very angry lie uis-
apneared for few moments, and when ne r.
turned there was a revolver In ms manu- ne
snapped the trigger twice and failure was tHe
result. but when he tried the thlro ilihe une
revolver went OF The bullet struck young
Grimes in the right side of the neck Inc other
bows ran away, bar young Grimes Iell, ana WIS
dead in ten minutes. ~ .
When the police arrived Buck was found III
the engine-room Of the factory, and was taken
to tbn a.atior. He said he was widOwer and had
three children two Of whom were married lie
said he was born in Sweden and was MT! -iour
wears old. He said he ordered the boys AVA
but they only called him names. He was theh
locked UP. .
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
JAPAN REPLIES TO Mr.. SIBERIAN.
SECOND NOTE OF PROTEST AGAINST AN
NEXATION OF HAWAII.

NEXATION OF HAWAII
Washington. July 10.-Mr. Hoshi. the japanese
Minister. late this afternoon sent to Secretary
Sherman his reply to the note Of the Secretary
of State written in answer to Japans original
note Of protest against the Hawaiian annexation
treaty The note Of the Minister answers In de-
tail the contentious Of the Secretary OF state,
and at some length elaborates the position taken
by Japan against the treaty. The note was sent
after full communication with the Japanese
Government It doubtless will be transmitted
to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
with the other correspondence.
At the Japanese Legation here 1t is said that
the Japanese newspapers whose comment was
quoted in the dispatches from San Francesca yes
temptuous tone of the United states or apound-
cd in criticism OF the position OF the japanese
Government toward Hawaii, belong to the oppo-
sition press in Japan, and that the sentiments
they express must not he taken as .he ,a.a se,.
ment of the Japanese Government. NO quota"
tions from the official organs were si'eh'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
WEST VIRGINIA THE STORM CENTRE.
THE FIGHT TX THAT STATE MAY DETERMINE
THE CONTFsT-MORE STRIKERS.

Pittsburg July l0.--The decision of the labor
leaders at last nights conference In this city to
send organizers into West Virginia and furnish
funds TO bring out the miners In that State means
a bitter fight with the coal operators OF that state
The cry of union miners is that with West
Virginia In line tire strike ultimately will be sue
cessful. Special organizers Will also be sent to
the mines of the New-York and Cleveland Gas
Coal Company.
Coal is a scarce article in the Pittsburg market.
and It is impossible to buy 1t In carload lots.
Further accessions to the ranks OF the miners
were made to-day At Allenport the two hunGrcd
TO strike for the district price To-day the pit is
empty and the work has been suspended The
Panhandle mine of Hanna a. Co. Is said TO have
been shut down completely to-day by order Of the
manager. About seventy-hvc men were at work In
this mine Yesterday. The miners employed at
Snocks fnnes, the Redstonc branch of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. have gone out
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
4 BIG LAND CR4NT II DISPUTE.

Tacoma. Wash. July 10.-'rhe trial has begun In
the Federal Court of the suit brought last year by
the Northern Pacific Railroad against several hun
dred families occupying lands which the railway
company claims along the Columbia River. In Cow
l!tz and Clarke counties. The suit involves title
the Northern Pacific land grant for forty miles east
OF Tacoma. The company claims title to the grant
under the act of 1870 In 1895 Secretary Smith rem
dered n decision holding that when the act Of 1870
took effect the lands In dispute were not con-
veyed, having been appropriated by the previous
grant. subsequently forfeited. and the company
asked TO reconvcy to the Government the
lands already patented The company holds that
the grants taken toge her were continuous. and has
refused to reconvey them.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
TO WORK FOR ARBITRATION

Indianapolis. July l0.-The Labor Commissioners
OF Indiana returned from TeTre Hautc to-day.
where they la been Cor the last days endcavor-
Ing 10 arrange for settlemen; o. the coal miners
strike by arbitration The Commissioners VIII az
tend the meeting at pit;sburs OIL Tonday. when'H
organized effort 10 end the dispute VIII be maze
The Commission has telegraphcd 20 several large
operators in Indiana and Illinois 10 be present al
the Pittsburg meeting. After a thorough cahNt~s
ot the Indiana fied the Commissioners express i..c
belief that the settlement hinges on tie littlat;Ne
OF the operators H. the Pitsburg district "ners me
market Is established. II the advance is niaue |"
the miners in that district. they say there Is Hlle
doubt that the dNerental will be met by the opera
tors In tho Indiana and other fields.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
A RESERTOIR BTRSTS ~ COLORADO.
TWO LIVES LOST AND A LARGE AMOUNT OF
PROPERTY DESTROYED.

Denver COL July 10.-News reached here at a
late hour last night Of disastrous food caused
by the breabing of dam Ward. Jefferson
County by which two lives are known to have
been lost and property estimated at from $4,000
to 100000 In value destroyed. The reservoir be-
longs to the Left Hand Ditch Company, and covers
thirty four acres of land The rain which has been
falling all over Colorado for the last three days
had so swclled the volume OF water In the
voir md at the same time weakened the dam that
about o'clock 1t gave way. and wall OF
twenty feet high rushed down the valley,
carrying everything before it. John Lowrey saw
that the dam to break and warned the
people below. and IT is believed that all escaped
except Mrs. James Matthews and her r-old
daughter, who were caught by the waters while
trying TO climb the bluff.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
SOCIAL ASPIRATIONS CRAIED IhhM'

PECULIAR DELUsION OF AN AMBITIOUS MOTHER
AND DAUGHTER IN PROVIDENCE.
Providence. r. l., July l0.-Mrs. Ann Behan. nf'y-
five years old and her daughter. Annie Is. behah'
,ventv-nine years old, adjudGed insane to-
doy IN tho District Court The case is a peculiar
one Up TO three years ago mother and daughter
were mentally well balanced and owned consider
able property Smiths Hi. Then they wen, 10
Luropc and while in London were seized with a
desire to get into high society Since that time
the delusion has become fixed In their minds that
thev are members of the English nobility. They
remained in London until snort time ago when
their means amounting TO $1,000 were exnaus sed.
on their return here their friends discovered ther
mental condition, and decided TO have them com
mitted 10 the Butler Hospital for the Insane Ihat
was the purpose Of to-day's proceeding In the Dis
fric Court
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
EACH SUED FOR TWO MILLIONS.
ACTION AGAINST THE DIRECTORS OF TWO NEW
BEDFORD COMPANIES.

Bedford Mass. July 10-The heaviest at
tachments ever recorded in Bristol County were
those to-day brought against each OF the directors
of the Bennett Cotton Manufacturing ana the 90
lumbIa Spinning Corporations by the Citizens Ma
tional Bank of this city The attachments were
filed at the Registry of Deeds this afternoon ana
ore IN tho sun, of 50 100000 each. The directors
OF the Bennett corporation are Henry A. Hocomo'
s,ephen W. Hayes, William F.: BroWneii W MiiHam IAN
Lewis Antoine l.. Sylvia and John j. HICKS me ne
directors OF the Columbia are the Same as tnoSe
Of the Bennett with the exception or Johh D.
Hicks. -. 49, ,roooodin2s In
stituted in the Supreme Court by the receivers OH
Wednesday. They were brought III me aod nrnora
lions the statute for the snr ali the
CORONATION debts in excess OF the capital.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
TnREE BIC coMpANlEs INcREAsE wAGhs

Terre Haute, Ind. July 1O-1he Pawnee, kcy
and Westyil companfes Of the Danviilc district to-
day posted notices OF an increase of 10 cents ton
In the wages for mining coa. The object Of this Is
10 keep their men a; work and thus break the
b. kbone Of tho strike. These three companies arc
tie largest in the Illinois territory and on the sue
ce.s Of their move depends much of the outcome
ct Tho strike nj least regards that state. INC
I"l.y company has always been thorn ~ the siHe
oi lhe Miners AssOciai lion. -
Secretary Kennedy VIII visit the Grape creek ttr-
f.tory on Sunday IIe has received advices which
assure him that the men generally VIII go out
President knight will spend Sunday at Hymers
~here a ss-meetng of the Sullivan County men
u 10 be held. He believes that there VIII not De
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11

JUDGE sIMoHTON MAKES THE INJUNCTION
AGAINST INTERFERING WITH ORIGINAL
PACKAGE STORES PERPETUAIA

Charleston. S. c.. July 1O-In the United States
Circuit Court here to-day Judge Slmonton handed
down a decision which renders perpetual the injunc-
tion recently granted prohibiting State dispensary
constables from interfering with the original pack
age stores. IL is decided that all sales of liquor
made in such establishments must be conducted
under the restrictions OF time quantity and persons
made In the Dspensary law OF South Carolina. This
puts the original package men nearly may he
on footing with S,a;e dspensaries.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
DENIAL FROM CHIEF ARTHUR.
HE HAS NOT BEEN ASKED TO ORDER ENGINEERS
TO REFUSE TO HArL COAL.

TO REFUSE TO HAUL COAL.
Cleveland. Ohio July 10.The attention Of Chief
p NJ Arthur Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers directed to-day to report from
Pttsburg that he had been asked to issue orders
to the enginee s not haul coal until the miners
differences are adjusted Have yen issued any
such orders, Mr. Arthur asked.
There is absolutely no truth in IT," he replied
I'VE have received complaints whatever Our
attention has not been directed TO the strike sua-
ton" 49,
'Do you contemplate issuing any such crders?"
was asked
NO sir; we have occasion to Issue any such
orders We cannot act until we have something TO
act upon We cannot act until our men come TO
Us for advice They have not made any complaint
whatever. They have not asked for any advice
and we cannot act until they do There is abso-
lu:ely no truth in the report whatever
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
mine In that region working by this time next
u,ap
A WATER FAMINE FEARED IN CHICAGO.
ONLY TWO DAYS SUPPLY OF COAL on HAND
AT TIE PIrNrING STATIONS

Chicago July 10.-As a result Of the miners
strike every pumping station and all the public
institutions OF Chicago threatened with a
coal shortage and the city is in great danger OF
having its water supply cut off. 1t was discov-
cred to-day that there is only two days supply
OF coal on hand at the various pumping stations,
and at conference between Commissioner NC
Gam and the leading coal dealers of the city II
developed that only one dealer had a good sup
ply on hand. The Commissioner has taken steps
to confscate coal for public use II necessary,
but whether there VIII be any 10 confscate is
another question.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
rrrnryCES or PROSPERITY AT LEADrILLE

Iosdvrle COL July l0.-The bimetallc smelter'
o,,,od bv u n Moffat Eben Smith and Franklin
rallou has been blown in after nine months ldie-
ness This smelter employs about one hundred ana
artv men and treats sulphde ores exclusNey
The arrival of four large pumps TO De useu III @ .o
mines Of the downtown district Is another I'M
porrant affair and means that by october nVe
hmndred more miners will find employment mere
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
VEGPO IyVCHED N MISSOURI.

Union, Mo, July lO.-Erastus Brown. negro who
assaulted and near.y killed Miss Annie Foervngor
near Villa Ridge on July .. and was subsequently
captured and conveyed to Union TO prevent his
beIng lynched was forciby taken from jail AT 2:So
o'clock this morning and hanged to n tree by
mob OF men from the neighborhood of villa Ridge.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
DAMAGE DONE ny TORNADO.

Paduoah. Ky. July 1o.-A tornado swept over
Western Kentucky and Southern Illinois to-day
doing damage to crops and farm buildings so far
known only three people were injured. two OF
whom will die. At Paducah much damage was
done IN the downtown section. several warehouses
and business buildings being partially blown down.
Metropolis and Brooklyn. In Illinois: Eddyviie ana
Kuttawa. In Kentucky. and Paris, Tenn. also re-
port damage.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
COuMIsSIOyER'S DECISION FINAL.

San Francisco July l0-In the United States Dis
trict Court Judge ]. J. De Haven has rendered his
nrst decision upholding the ruling OF Commits
soner Heacock to the effect that there was no ap-
neal from the decision OF commissioner In de-
portation case The case was that OF Tsu Use Moe.
chinaman who was brought here recently from
Texas for deportation under commitment from
Texas commissioner
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11

Pttsburg July lO.-Samuel Brown. an employe OF
the Essen Coal Company. and his wife Mary. were
burned to death early this morning while asleep at
their home In Beading. mining hamlet near
here The house was destroyed. and nothing but
the charred bones OF the couple was found In the
ruins The fire was caused by a lamp explosion
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
NINE. NORDICA'S CONDITION GRA'h.

A DIscoURAGING STATEMENT MADE BY HEX
PHYSICIANS
London July l0--The condition OF Nine. hil''an
Nordca the prima donna. who has been seriously III
at the Hotel Savoy for some days. is grave IL was
thought yesterday that Nine Nordca was out OF
danger but her physicians say that at midnish'
last night she was making so favorable progress
toward recovery was expected
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
P4TCLIFFE TO BE BROUGHT HERE.

Chicago July lO-Edward J. Ratcfe must go
back to New-York to answer an indictment pend
ing against him there for alleged assault on MS
wife Judge Goggin decided the actors habeas
cornus suit to-day ard remanded him TO the Gus
tody of Detective Mcconnell, of the New-fork
force who came here several days ago with relui-
sition papers.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
SENATOR QUAY Not TO RETIRE.

HE ANNOUNCES THAT he WILL BE CANDIDATE
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.
Harrisburg Penn. July Ex-senator Quay to-day
authorized the announcement that he would be n
candidate for the I nted States Senate to Sue
Good himself This sets at all rumo-s that
have been going the rounds to the effect that SEN
a,or Ouov would retire from politics at the ex-
n,ration of his present Senatorial term.
Senator Quay. in speaking OF his csndldacy. SAD !;
u-nuld not he a candidate. but have been over
ruled. ana my visit TO Harrisburg was to consult
Covernor Hastings and other friends as 10 my can
didacy You NAV say that for the first lime In my
HE i am a full-fedged candidate for the senate.
and tha, Will make the contest when the proper
Tine comes Governor Hastings VIII assisi me, for
Hastings and Will never again be apart. The hery
cross v again be carried tho state, and the
men in blouses will be asked TO rally to my sup
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
NEW W-ENGLAND GETS RELIEF.

Boston. July lo-The longest uninterrupted hot
wave on record here dspelled by east wind
which began TO blow early this morning within
"a after O'Clock the thermometer fell eleven
degrees The relief. II is stated. II confined almost
wholly TO New England and the country TO the
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
CiJCUT PASSING BAD CHEfhS.

San Francisco July lO-Wam Lodtman' SAID
by the police TO be a notorious Eastern swihdi'r
was arrested In Hammcrsmith Fields store III
Sutter-st to-day The detectives subsequently
visited I.odtman's room. in the Russ House ana
met his wife When they Informed her OF her nus
bands pII.ht she seized revolver and attempted
to send a bullet through her brain. Det'ctlVe
Wren grasprd her arm and prevented heI u-inE
the pstol. LOdiinan IS charged win pa'hhs
numerous forged checks on shopkc peIs' re hu-
ntted that the drafts ne presented III ms cltF
were bad, but denied that he had been opcrdtins
elsewhere. The IL said 10 be well known 10
the New-York police as notorious swindier
on June j? The Tribune published a picture OF
William Iodtman with the Information that ne
was swndler who had been pretending TO DE an
agent OF The Tribune Publishing COMPANY New
York" and issuing drafts for small sums which
purported to have been drawn 10 MS orueI ny
flames S Elliott. assistant editor" II was stated
at the time that The Tribune knew OF no snch
publishing company and mad no knowledge OF such
an assistant editor Elliott number of the
WORT HESS drafts issued by the swnd.er were sent
10 The Tribune through banks. but OF course they
were not paid. The police of this city know Iodt-
man as an ex-convict who has been imprisoned for
such swindnF. and hts picture Is in the RogueS'
Gallerv The fraudulent drafts which no Issued in
d,ated that his operations were extending over the
country from Washington 10 cities west OF the
Mississippi.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
CRIPPLE CREEK MINES SOLD.

Cripple Creek. Col. July lo-1he Orphan Belle
mines Bull Hin have been sold for $4,000. The
purchase are said TO be large stockholders In the
Calumet ana Hecla copper mine. The Vindicator
mine, also on Bull Hill. mas been sold to ID. II.
Monat for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
FRANCES REPLY TO THE SULTAN

Paris July lO-The special reply which VIII De
scnt by President Faure to the Sultans request
asking that the River Peneos be settled upon a.
the frontier of Thessay is being considered ny 'o m
Cabinet The reply - supposed 10 De sirnilaI W
~, con. nv F;mperor Francis Joseph In response
70 tho note received BY him from the Sultan.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
RECEIPT FOR TIE MAYFLOWER LOG.

Boston July lO.-Thc Governor has written the
final chapter in the Maynower Los transaction. IL
is formal receipt 70 the Register Of the ccn"is-
toral and Episcopal Court OF London The re-
ceipt has been maGnlfcel:ly executed on parch-
mont Icy the State engrosser. Samuel NJ: Barton
and will be sent to London early next week.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11

In the hottest weather little Of POPES VIC
LET AMMONIA in the bath will refresh and exhii
arate YOU A toilet requisite meeting the approval
OF the most rehned and fastldous James McCreery
& Co Druggists. Price. Is cents.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1897-07-11
Nor ORDINARY CONDENSED MILK.

NOI ONDTINNTsr 'V4~r7r1'<''r1f7 ''''
Green Mountain CERTIFIED condensed milk Is no
ordinary condensed milk. but a special preparation
for those who value purity and flavor more than
slight difference I'm cost.
ACKER, MERRALL CONDlT.
and CAswELL. MASSEY & CO.-Advt