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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-06
Condition. of the Treasurv.

Washington, June 5---Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $685.
472,251; gold reserve, Sl44, III ,037.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-06
SUNDAYS SPEclA FEATURES.

PAGE TEN.
Ralph Clark.
PAGE ELEVEN.
Music and Drama
The N. E.. A.
PAGE TWELVE.
An Achievement in Architectural
Engineering.
PAGE THIRTEEN.
In the Social Realm.
PAGE FOURTEEN.
F. j. Cannon's Confession.
SIS, 100000 in Patronage.
PAGE FIFTEEN.
Coming Styles.
French Fashions.
PAGE SIXTEEN.
Perils Faced by a Prince.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-06
Nicolini Very III.

New York. June GA London disratch
to the Journal says that Signor Nicolini.
husband of Adelina Patti, is dying The
diva has gone to his bedside in Wales.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
WHITE PLAINS.

The annual election OF stockholders Of the New
York Elmsford and White Plains Electric Rail-
wav was held at the offices of the company in this
village yesterday. and resulted in the i;o selection OF OF
,he following directors: Samuel K. Bullock, or
Philadelphia: Herbert F Iennings Wi,llam M,,; -
MacOueston and Charles r. FRENCH, OF Mount
vernon Vgg KrePPs Of White bite, Plains; Dws nd ni
u J. Mccormick. Of New-York City. The com,
pleton Of the line to the Hudson River railroad
Station at Tarrytown. is 10 be taken hold OF al al
once so as to have cars running by september Zo
After fhis is accomplished the work on the eXlea-
sion of the line 10 Mamaroneck Will be pushed 70
spcedv completion. The officers VIII probably
be elected to-day at meeting OF the Board 10
he held in NcwYork city. ,, 49,,
The managers of the county fair he'd meetins
~ the courthouse yesterday morning TO make
fnrther arrangements for the fair. which Will be
heid on September - to october :. Joseph Is.
ee' een Moses y. Taylor and David a. Weed were
onnointed a committee to supcrlntend the rear
rrapnocmrnt of the seats in the erandstand. which
are 10 he greatly increased IN number. The man
agars als5 decided TO increase the number OF
,Taniums in the horticultural department. and
1ras announced that the Horticultural Societ1 or
W,stchester County would make fine eNh IL:
w Y Lawrence. Fannie VI. Mueller and Harriet
r Rockwell. of the town OF East chester, nave
dIed through their attorneys. in the county
"ieIk's Office notices OF appeal from the assess
ments OF the commissioners, for the drainage OF
certain lands in that tOWlh
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONk ERS.

A number OF children interested in the Chdrens
Ward Of ST. Joseph's Hospital will have a sale TINS
afternoon tomorrow and Saturday at NO.
Prospect-st. y,,
A sail down the Hudson and through New, l orn
Raw has been arranged for tonight by the @ ouns
Pe93ples Association Of the Westminster fresoy
,erian Church An arrangement mas peei ia,e M
with the electric railroad TO run q cdf VI" '"' u"
ri,.ai of the boat on the return trip. , c
Commssioner OF Public Works samuel H.; C9opei ,9p5
has granted A permit the Yonkers ha,IIodi
c'ompsny TO tear up New Main-st ana Somth td i,
wav FOR the purpose of laying rails Inc perm,
speclfes that not than five hundred leet . si Id
~ ~ ,nrn m ar one place. When this track IS lald
the road will have direct line from me , std,o lins
The funeral of Benjamin sullard was heII ranyraI
.erday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock IN tns n De-
Methodist Episcopal Church The Rev Ns T. the h. Rev
aewanath the pastor. being out OF toWn, w -,
Charles f. Allison q the Dayspring gbn
C,hurch oficiated. The palIbearerS were yp liii,
FORSYTH. Captain Berren. F. b kesIer n Wil'iam IAN
Tayl3r w A. Frost and Matthew Johnson Inc
hurial was in Oakland Cemetery: - ,L -
Sacond lieutenant Norman Neltch OF Jonh -
shotts Camp No Sons of Veterans; OF tnIs i ch.y'
rereived word yesterday that he had Deeh aPPrTInv
ed aid on the STAFF of r. b BontecST ,h ons o. Of ve
erans on the occasion OF the reunion OF the Army
~ the Potomac In that city mis- week ,, ,,,
PAST Grand Sire James P. Sanders ot tnis GIty' Ey
is attending the State Grand Lodge OF odd rei-
lous at Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
Mr.. HUZZEY IN THE CAKE or fRfbNDS
THF, AGED ALBANIAN WHO CARRIED HIS
WEALTH WITH HIM. NOW UNDER
SAFE GUARDIANSHIP.

-,or,as HuzzAy the aged man Of Montgomery,
Ala who was found sitting in an almost helpless
,ordi,ioo IN front of the American Exchange Ma
,,oral Rank on Tuesday. and was taken TO the
Tonobs for safe keeping, as he had on his person
noorev checks. bonds and certificates for railroad
etock valued at many thousand dollars, was turned
over 10 the care Of friends by Magistrate Cornell
IN the Centre Street Court yesterday morning.
Before he was taken court several old acquaint-
ances from Montgomery called on him in the new
nr;eor Among these were Charles Spear, who is
connected with Broad-st. banking house. and
II Crarshaw. OF Montgomery. Ala. who is in this
CITY on business Mrs. Harriet Mitchell. Of No.
vine-st BROOKLYN. a graud-nicce Of Mr.. Huzzey.
also found him in the prison.
In court there were several more old friends
Colonel Sprapuc of the Union Dime Savings Bank,
and Henry I'aber. eX-Mayor Of Montgomery Mr..
uuzzev told the Magistrate that he wanted TO go
TO his relatives In Brooklyn, and he was turned
over 10 the care Of Mrs. Mitchell. She said that
she formerly lived in Douclass-st. Brooklyn. and
that Mr. IluzZey could rot remember her new adj
dr,ss Mr.. HuZZey. she added. made visit TO
New-York each year and he always stayed with
her for somc days. she had been expecting visit
anxious to finish his business In this city before
going to brooklyn the bonds and stock certificates
that found IN his boots were returned to
him 1t was decided that Mr. Spear should accom-
pany Mr.. HIzzcy TO the banks and assist him in
making III. deposits.
The police learned yesterday that the place where
Mr. HuZZcy stayed Monday night. paying % cents
Tor his room was al 30. 80 Watts-st. 4 policeman
woman OF bad reputation. whose son is said to
DC an cX-COnYict
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
cTiTEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The Ocean va INT Club, Of Stapleton VIII hold
yacht race on Sunday afternoon for silver cup
II Will be followed by boat races for single SOULS
two and four-oarcd crews.
Henry T. Morrison County Engineer mas gone
T., Poland Springs. Me for n vacation.
nh, trustees o! Tottenvi.le have decided TO sell
,,-ain The issue Of water bonds. owing To the com
uii.,tions following the mistake In issuing them
The engagement OF Miss Mabel Baldwin, daush-
,.r ~ Nr and Mrs. Gerald Baldwin. OF Chiffon, 10
rcinholl kokentZ Is announced. -
Archdeacon George u Johnson VIII sail Tor Eu,
rome on August IS returning In the latter part OF
September. with his sons.
IN, election Of ctIccrs OF the newly ofEahized
Stanl.ton Yacht Club VII take place this evening.
Deputy Sheriff James DouGherty. I'm attemI,llng
IN eject James Meighan. resident OF chiffon from
Noritz Park at South Beach. early yesterday
morning was badly stabbed In the face ana hmps
with a iackknife Melghan was intoxicated
An entertainment for the benent OF me Dalsy
Fields Home and Hospital FOR Crippled chiidren
viii be held al the Pavilion Hotci. New-brighton,
on Monday night. The programme VIII consist OF
piano and violin selections. farce. enttled "A
Happy Pair" coster songs. recitatons and tab
leAus.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
WINTHROP GATES DEAD.
he KILLED HIMSELF BECAUSE AN ANONYMOUS
LITTER PREVENTED HIS GETTING


winthrop Gates. the former clergyman. who l!vod
NJ No 3s PenningtOn-st, Newark y j.. and who
attempted suicide Monday afternoon in Centra.
PARK by taking cocaine, died yesterday morning at
8 o'clock IN Roosevelt Hospital
Miss AAcc Gates the sister Of the dead man was
seen yesterday al the family home IN Newark. She
said that her brothers suicide Que an
anonymous letter which prevented him from secur-
ing "a place as teacher in the Battin High school in
Elizabeth lie HAD the place IN Il competitive
examination. IN which there were forty-eirht ap-
pucants Then some wrote n copmunica ton
10 fhe principai Of the school informing him that
GATES was addicted The cDcaine habit. In vain
.,i5 Gates produce tho tnOHy OF Dr. LiVingst on
fiincEjey suprr!ntondcui OF ne Nc~arl Asylum
for The Insane showing that he hno been dis
charged from tha Institution AS perfectly cured OF
the craving for fhr drug lie was told that he
could NOT get The placse Then n IT,. Gscame I,,
Miss Gates exhibited considerable feeling as she
spoke Of the writer Of the letter Il would like to
fnd him." said she. 81 would throttle him"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
JJOTOR DEALERS ELECT OtfICEhS.
An EFFORT TO BE MADE BY THE WHOLESALERS
ASSOCIATION TO SECURE co OPERA
TtoN OF DISTILLERS.

Tho reduction os the liquor tax ana the shorten
, of .be rcrod for bonded goods. which Is no"
a,ch, wears were the principal topics discussed al
vos,ordav's session OF the National Nho'eSale
Iiouor Dealers Association Of America nelhg helu
:, Manhattan Beach. The trend OF opinion was
~, rho wholesale men should have the co-opera-
,ion of the dlstillers Of the country before any
LEGISLATION 10 remedy the evils Of which tney COM
plain could be obtained .
u II Milan OF the National Retailers Union
no l,s orga nizcd branches in twenty yeisht states
,,rrulatcd an appcal to the disers. asking Tor
,be,r aid \ committee OF .ive was appointed 10 re-
nor, ~ thc association the plan of action IN
rosontinr its case before Congress. The commit
TO consisted Of Jacob Barren Kansas city; j. H.
II,lrnes Cleveland: \. NJ. Heman. st LOUIS Emil
HELLER New-York and =. !. Farmer. New-lork'
!, tho voting for officers. the following were
o,ec,ed nv acclamatun: +. L. snyder. New-f orK
rrceident: Leopold Einstein Cleveland. first vice
nresident w T. Broderick. Ba timore. second vice.
president; c. Reismeyer, ST. Louis treasurer l. T.
wcvana,a. Cincinnati; Z. X. Llllienthal san Fran
cisco. J. NJ Athcrton. Louisville; A. j. Farmer
\ev-York; VI. W. Murphy, chicago; EDWARD NC
i'erthv New Haven. and T.. Is. Bruce, Baltlmorc,
Dn, ri 6f Control Tor three years. and August Grai,
e. louis: J. NJ Atherton. Louisville; \. NJ lfei
man ST Louis: ]. II. Holmes. cleveland, ana !. l..
WrEamara Cincinnati. Executive Board DaNu
StauLer was appointed secretary. ,,
'rhe next annual convention VIII De ntIl III i'o-
tr1it' on the third Tuesday In August. 1898
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
the INDIcTMEYYS DISMISSED.

On the recommendation Of Assistant DisiI!ct-At-
torney Osborne Tho indictments found In clay Of
last year aGairs: Henry and Franz Seoiig and VIII
iam Matzncr OF charges Of grand larceny wore dis
missed by Judge Fitzgerald. In Part General Ses-
siois. yesterday afternoon. The Dlsirlct-Attorney
did not have sufficient evidence to 20 to trial and
the plaintiffs were indispcsed 10 press the charges
In the cary part OF last year the defendants had
small office on Greenwich T., where unJcr The
name 0. u. Blank, they carried on a commission
business. Thr; o;deIed 1900 cans Of cora from
the bidbetoh q dJ Canhint company. looo' cans
Of corn from The Ossipee (Mlch.D canuinp COM
pany. and 1900 cigars from the Morales cigar Com
pany o; Philadelphia. The cOmplananis believed
he orders from Berthold blank. a reputable
business man Of this city. and they were hled. In
correspondence with the latter the out-of- town
firms learned the truth and caused the arrest Of
the men composing the firm Of "B. Blank
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
NETWORK CITY.

The will Of Frederick Woehr admitted to
probate yesterday by Deputy Probate clerk Ben
jamin A. Jackson in the Surrogates Court. Inc
deceden left personal property valued IN the papers
at s23Oo and real estate said 10 be worth s-f'V"
To his widow, Mrs Kathrne Woehr. he leaves his
house and household goods for her life and directs
the rest of his property to be divided equally be-
tween his four children Frederick c.. Henry. Emil
and George Woehr.
Maurice B. Blumentha applied TO Justice Stover
in the Supreme Court yesterday for an allowance
OF alimony and for counsel fee for Mrs. carrie
Grantzer. pending the trial OF an action she mas
brought against her husband. Abraham Granitzer'
a designer of clothing. for a separation on the
ground that he is an habitual drunkard and has
treated her with cruelty and inhumanity. Justice
Slower reserved decision.
George Galloway the bridgeman at the Barge
ONCE and Jack Halpn, the bridgeman at Ellis
Island. received yesterday from A b. Frey GUS
todian OF the island. permission and contract 10
run rowboat ferry between the two points. Inc
men will get 80 n day each and what they can PICK
I'D in the way OF tips from passengers. and In re-
turn they will keep the island supplied with drink
ing water.
A small dog had ft on the ferryboat Atlantc
on her lbs o'clock trip from Brooklyn TO this city
Yesterday morning. The animal rolled about the
floor until truck driver put II in nag ana
lowered 1t with a rope into the water. The doS was
cured of his fit after a few punges, ana was tnen
re tored TO young colored woman. who declared
she his owner.
Among the passengers who are booked 10 sail Tor
Furone to-day on the Fiirst Bismarck. OF the HAM
burg-American Line, are Isaac y. Seligman OF thls
citv; Henry Urban. OF Brussels, and Mr.. ana Mrs
Conrad Scherng of Bolivar. Colombia.
Seven passengers who arrived from Havana
Yesterday morning on the steamship Seneca were
sent to Hoffman Island for observation.
The National Park Bank yesterday deposited
with the Sub-Trea slIry 100000 In gold taxing IN
exchange greenbacks. The Fourth National BANK
depositcd with the Clearing House 100000 in gold
taking certificates in exchange
The directors of the Irving National Bank yester-
dav elected Charles r Mattage vice-president, IN
,lace Of the late Charles s. Brown. Daniel r.
Morse was elected a director TO fill a vacancy in the
Board.
1ohn Alvin Young has been elected secretary OF
the Atlantic Trust Company.
Dr T. f. Warner. who was appointed speclai
medical examiner for the Municipal civil service
poard was sworn in yesterday before the Mayor
Alexander Hamilton Post No. 49, g. A r. Will
have It's most ercampment this evening in the
Rank Puilding at Iexington-ave and ohe-huh-
,odordtwentv-ffth-s and will complete ar
ra,cor,ents for attending the National Encamp-
mont al Buffalo next week John Dwight Charies
". n.y,or Edward p steers. Silas G. Croft and
General Alexander Hamilton have procured hand
some memorial record for the use OF the post ana
+, wiu he presented on the evening of September To-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
NEW FINDS IN THE GULDENsUPPE CASE.
TWO BULLETS DISCOVERED IN THE HOUSE Al
WOODsIDE-Q QUEENS COUNTY LIKELY
TO HAVE THE CASE

There were new developments in the preliminary
Investigation Of the murder Of William Gulden-
suppe Yesterday which confirmed the impression
that Martin Thorne and Mrs. Mack the alleged
,nurderers will he tried in Queens County. despite
the wish Of the Board CT Supervisors CT that
county 10 avoid the trial because Of the cost 10 the
county Distrct-Attornoy Olcott with his as
sistants Messrs. Mitchell and Rosalskis. went 10
Long Island City yesterday and had long con-
ference with D!sirict-Attorney Youngs OF queens
County. upon whom the prosecution Of the case Is
likely 10 fall 1t IS believed that an agreement was
reached as 10 the procedure in the case, out the
details were not made public.
Alter the conference the four prosecutors, ac-
conl.anicd by Detective Dennis Sullivan OF queens
County boarded Woodsde car and went 10 me
cottage in when Il is supposed that the murder
wa committed and the body cut 10 pieces. An eX-
Animation OF the house was made from the ROOF
10 the cellar and TWO important discoveries were
made. In the wa! OF the hail bedroom on tne
second foOr q bullet was found imDedded. ana IN
tha floor Of the bathroom. under the bathtub, a
second bullet was found. The opinion was de-
duced that Thornc after shooting Guldensuppe IN
The ballroom, dragged him into the bathroom, and
then before cutting uD the BODY either hrcd an
other shot through his head or else fired al II ana
missed the bullet cuteri2 the nOor under The Ddtn
tub in a siantina direction.
Three bullets have now been found In the house.
All are .32-calibre balls and 1T revolver OF that
size which taken from Thorne and Is now In
the possession or Dstrict-Attorney Olcott
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
MAYOR strong Ar 4 HEBREW PICNIC.
SUGGESTIONS OF HIS RE ELECTION RECEIVED
WITH .APPLArGT.

WITH ,APIl-Al *F.
The second annual picnic and summer festival Of
Disirc, Grand Lodge No. !, Independent order
Fro Sons OF Israel WAS he'd yesterday afternoon
ard evening in suffers Harlem River Park. and
dftcen thousand people were In Attendance. The
carly afternoon was devoted to games ana athletic
contests and AZ . o'clock vaudeville performance
nv professional talent was given.
.i . O'clock Mayo Strong and Julius Hamburger.
1-,i,cs States Grand Master arrived and es-
cortcd to he rav!!ion. Tho Mayor and Grand Mas
,r uero accompanied By IN of police and the
J.hr,w Shel:erlng Guardian Drum. fifc anl Buglc
Corns NJ Elsas chairman OF the Committee Of
,rraneements introduced the Mayor and Grand
Master In his reference TO the Mayor he said:
1--WE have with us tonight Mayor Strong Of Great
or New-York" This was greeted with n salute
tv the drum corps and audience.
The MAYOR paid high tribute to the character
NJ thc Jewish people. He said he was familiar with
their work along charitable lines ana success
e. \ characteristic OF the Jewish people In what
eye- they Undertook they were. OF course success
,ul in their works OF charity. Mr.. Harburger
spoke briefly at the conclusion OF Mayor Strong S
remarks and EXPRESSED a hope that the people
would reward the Mayor with further service. This
seemed please the audience. ana cheercd loudly
for several moments
officials o. the order were present from Rhode
Isl tnd Connecticut. Massa, hIrctts and y. .R-Nork
The following members Of the Grand Committee
were present. Isaac EnPel. Jonathan Lodge 40.
Q, chairman o. the Committee OF Appeals. Samuel
Wasscrman. Isachar Lodge no :. chairman OF the
Committee on Laws: Isaac Miner Mount Vernon
Lodge No. Il. chairman OF Finance. NJ Elsas.
Naphpate Lodge No !. chairman OF the COMMITTEES
on the State OF the District
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
AN ASSESSMENT COMPLAINT.
CLASSIFICATION OF STOCKS IN STORES AS PER
soNAL PROPERTY.

CLASSIFICATION OF STOCKS IN STORES AS PER-
soNAL PROPERTY.
Albany Aug 1s (SpeciaD.-One Of the things most
frequently complained Of under the present plan OF
creating and fixing assessed valuations IL the
classification Of stocks in stores personal prop
ertv Merchants allege that AT time their
stocks OF goods will be great deal more ex-
pensive than al OF her times And then too. savings
banks and their depositors complain. and in some
cases intend TO fight the assessment laid on saw
ings-bank accounts Of the depostors. One case
in point is that OF the Albany County Savings
Bank. which will test a case in Bethlehem. Albany
County where the assessors have assessed the
eavjngs-bank deposit Of William Shoemaker. OF
Cedar Hill at $500 The Bethlehem town as
SCISSORS have increased the valuations on real
and personal property materially. one OF the
classes of property which are largely increased IN
Valuation is icehouses. The Central Ice company
house assessed last year at 5000 Is raised 10 So-
90 this year. There was no personal property
last year, but this year II is placed at SeW: Inc Inc
Rorart's Island icehouse last year N.SU, THIS
year $4,000. Parrs Island icehouse last year 5000
ilis year $1,000, Ridgewood Ice Companys house
iest wear SIS 0o no personal. this year $4,000. per-
souai 5000: Yonkers City Ice Companys house
last year $1,000. personal this year $1,000, per
get the valuations reduced 10 per cent: The Board
will meet Tuesday next 10 consider the request;
County have been increased from $4,000 year
ago TO nearly $4,000 this year: Ihe larsesi m
IS in the personal properly oi me es Ssepns al
ss5 so on capital stock this year 1t will be about
sioJc. The valuation OF real estate IN some sol eo 10
calities has been increased 30 per cent IN some
other localities IL mas deprecated from the hgurss
of 1896 In the entire town there were Dut tWelIty- :
three who paid taxes on persona
assessed at from 500 10 $1,000 the latter sum being
placed against +. A. Gary. who PAD no persona pii
assessed valuations are against persons VIII III
names were not on the personal assessment io''S
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

CAMBRIDGE-Paul May. secretary OF the Bel
gan Legation in Japan. GILSEY-General Austin
Lathrop Superintendent OF State Prisons. GRAND
F b. Loomis. OF Cincinnati, United states MIN
ister TO Venezuela FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Senat tor
Frank Hiscock Of Syracuse; ex-Judge Stevenson
Burke of Cleveland; Ex-Governor W. A. Mac
Corkle Of West Virginia and David g. Martin, OF
Philadelphia HOFFMAN-Mayor B. NJ. Earl of
Providence. r. L. and John b. Stanchfield. OF FL
mira HOLLAND - Ex-Governor Mcintosh OF
Idaho. MANHATTAN-Judge j. H. Reed. OF
Pittsburg. MURRAY HTLL-Henry w. Bax OF
Buffalo WALDORF-Colonel Samuel b. Dick, or
Meadvie Penn, and J. W Bates. OF Chicago,
president OF the Illinois Steel Company. WIND
SOR-Professor Dudley p. Marshall, Of Tufts Col
leCe Massachusetts
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
ALMOST 4 DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
FATHER TRIED TO SHOOT HIMSELF ON
HEARING THAT HIS DAUGHTER WHO
HAD TAKEN POISON COULD NOT LIVE

HAD TAKEN POISON. COULD NOT LIVE.
A double tragedy was narrowly avered at the
home OF Herman Haas. the proprietor OF tho New
York Brooklyn and East New-York Express. No.
$50 GlenmOre-ave, in East NewYork, Brooklyn.
last night at $50 o'clock when Louisa. his sixteen
year-od daughter. the pet OF the household.
piqued over a scolding given her by her mother for
wrongdoing swallowed a quantity OF carbolic acid.
Mother and daughter had stormy time. and
Louisa finally burst into tears and ran into the
backyard The mother did not know that the girl
intended do herself harm. She paid little atien-
ton 10 her daughter. who had swallowed the poi
son and was suffering from IT, The daughters
condition was discovered and An ambulance was
sent for The surgeons noticed that Louisa's face
was burned and al surmised that carbohc
acid had been used They worked over the girl
for three-quartors Of an hour. but she died with
out recovering consciousness
While the ambulance surgeons were working over
Louisa the father entered the house and asked:
What is the matter with Louisa? Was she run
over?"
she has taken poison" said the surgeons. "and
she Will die"
'If Louisa dies what is the use OF my living?"
exclaimed Haas desperately, and then he rushed
upstairs His actions excited the suspicious OF his
ncighbors who filled the house and Two men fol-
lowed him 10 the second floor. They were none too
soon He had taken from its hooks in his bedroom
a double c-harreled shotgun and was cooking II
when he was oyerpowered - -,
mother could not be learned last night. Friends Of
The family say that Lousaf conduct with Young
man had not pleased her parents OF late, and that
her mother was severe with her on account Of IT,
She was a drcssmaker and handsome young
woman. The Coroner took charge Of the case.
Later Haas broke away from his friends and. In
An rnconrclable frenzy rushed to bureau
70 cut his throat. but those in the room were
again TOO quick for him: They poun,.cod Upon him
and held MIN takins away the Khite' lie sUus-
gled like = I1ddnan.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-19
NEW-ROCHEILE.

Henry Nassie. OF YonkerS' rode to New hocnent ne
,..s,ordav and left his bicycle outside a hotel In
Nain-st When he returned the bicycle was gone
and some children said they had seer soldier take
il The police found IT at Fort SIocum In posses
sion OF Henry Allen, private IL me 81 AF,iiivi y;
Ma ior Tully McCrea surrendered Allen, VINO pealeu
unity and was sentenced To six months in the
nenitentlary after the expiration of which he VIII
probably be cour-martialled by the officers AT the
fort ,-, ..,,h
r NcKinlay Power. n lawyer. has issued pub
lie letter in which he critcises severely the dis
mantled fort which is being built around the SOL
diers monument at Huguenot and Main SITS.