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The sun., 1900-11-23
WON OV THE TRUST ISSUE.
e. {. Howell. Rep, Defended Trusts In Ten
nes.ee and Carried a Democratic District.

Senator-elect e. G. Howell Of the Fifth Ten
ne-see district. which includes his home city
Of knoxville. arrived in town last evening.
Senator Howell Is n Republican. aud the man
ager of the Knoxville Traction Company the
Knoxville Electric Light and Power Company
the Tennessee Water Power Company. and the
Tennessee Gas and Coke Company. When
he got tho regular Republican nomlnat ion
for the Senate In the Fifth district, which
Is normally Democratic. the Democrats $
thought they would have a walkover,
and they began 10 fight Mr., Howell
as a representative Of the trusts. They put
al antitrust candidate w, and al inde-
pendent Republican ant-trIst candidate was
also nominated. Mr.. Howell accepted the
trust issue and IN his canvass lie daien ded
modern combinations Of capital. He made
n thorough campaign in the counties Ot Cooke
Jefferson, SEWER and kroy. which make up
tho district and in all of has speeches he de-
clarsd thnt in order 10 meet modern condi-
tinns and 10 protect itself capital was COM
PEELED Ia organize.
4 told the voters TINT believed in Cofabiua-
tion- OF fCapItIl said Mr.. Howell last evening
4 informed them that to handle great project :
great corporations were necessary, and that
The prosperity Of Tennessee depended upon
cnpital | told them that IT was wrong and
hurtful TO attack the~e corporation whose
PROSPERITY was 80 closely united with that Of
every voter.
Tie result Of this campaigning was that Mr
Howell was elected by plurality of 4.jD No
other Republican candidate was elected in tho
senate district
The sun., 1900-11-23
GALLERY GODS DIDN'T IKE 1T.
Di,spprobstion Of John oliver Hobbes' New
Play Expressed In Vigorous English style.
.sp.cia. Cahs D.,po,ch TO THE Sun


ToNpoN. Nov % John Oliver Hohbe's
Mrs. CraISie'.l new thres-act comedy. The
Wisdom Of the WSe." was produced to-nieht
n, the - IamcS's Theatr" There was a bril-
lan, audience. including the Duke and Duchess
Of Fife. ard MAN. other notablAs and mem
bors of society TIE play is somewhat more
ambitious. although hardly attaining the Lowell
of The Amhassador." which t. resembles In
helng a, satire Oh modsr society. 4 feature
IS made Of the cynical advice given 20 young
bride by society women. The plot Is very
sheht and almost without action. tho play con-
sis,in: merely Of Sparkling dialogue. IL s
eycellertlv mounted and well acted
Tho fall Of tho curtain WINS followed hy a
diSyraCcfll demonstration. NJ tho sort that IL
becoming much too frequent ~ london first
nicl,ts This consisted 81 long hooing and In
sul,ins shouts from tho gallery The remainder
Of the house. including tho pit. heartily MP
rlauded Sir AlrHander, aftcr waiting long
time for the disturbance 10 cease. made brief.
conciliatory s;,ech. after Which he and tie
ru,rorcas vern abused for several .nirutcs by
n. gallery gods
The sun., 1900-11-23
woRKTyoMEy CAN DOWN TAMnAyY.
Eniisting Them in the Movement Speech by
Alfred Steokier.

Twenty-Five Representatives Of labor organi-
cations we're the guests Of Charles and Alfred
Steckler at a dinner given last evening In the
Arena on West Thirty-arst street, at which
plans we're discussed for the formation ~ a
labor party 10 take part in the next municipal
campaign. The dinner was private. but a
Tammany sentiment among the vnrkinGmen
-Ns have the highest respect for the Cti-
yane Onion and the Chamber Of Commerce"
said Charles Stecklcr last evening. but the
fact remains that their members have been
years without success. Inc oYerthrOw OF
Tainmany can be accomplished only ny the
wurkiuglncn, who have been the mainstay OF
that orsaniHat ion The gentlemen who met
tonight do not intend 20 work at cross puT-
poses with any other organlyatiQn One thing
that must not be lost sight OF Is that IN this cos
uopotan city the people demand their llttle
liberties InpS Wound IatnrI vote iof man
who. steals their money than Tor man who
Al the dinner Ntred Steckler declared that
of the eGluVO voters in Greater New York
Ij0.,n were wOrkinsmen. il whom lay the
government. They were the real taNp1yers
and the on-s most Interested In an honest and
efficient ntuiuis ration ot runiCpal affairs.
Then Mr. StrChl-r eaid
What Ia" g"Uple Of New York want In this
great cosmopolitan city is liberty. not license:
honesty. NOT corruption and as a result OF
his catherine here tonight let us begin a
movement within the ranks OF labor that will
,at viii make New York the Ideal clty 10 live
lu II. cure 'or the evil and IN" mower 10
vine il out rests with the wOrkinalnen OF this
city aud the purpose 81 this gathering To-
battle that is about 10 ne wased for good clean
Government "
The sun., 1900-11-23
Won 7HREiIFNS 4 PRISONER.
I ouud IN n Hallway with Little Giri Soundiy
Thrashed Before Cop Got Him.

Ioseph Mantel Of Pitt street and Joseph
Gutenberg. a barber saw a niddle-aged man
lead a girl about : years old into the hallway
Il the building at 81 Pitt street. yesterday
inurning. and their suspicious being aroused
because the child appeared TO accompany
the man uuwIllincly, followed the fellow 20
IN" rear 81 the hallway and questioned him.
A. rr-t no gave evasve answers. Then lie
tried to run away. Mantel and E,'enberg
seized him and were giving him sound liraSh-
ing when Policeman SChreber of the Delaney
street station appeared aud pulled them away.
Then he arrested the man
ON account tl he many recent He-aGU~ n
children oi tender age ia that neCiIborhoo Il
the rumor pui ui'hlN spread around that anO her
misCreant had h'en caught When n" IolIce-
man took hiS prisoner into the street he laced
an angry mob - men and women who fol-
lowed the par. hontlnG aud threatening Tie
prisoner. to IA" l'"ltu,"N Street station. lIrI"
the prisoner said h" was Charles io"den, a
cook, livin- Al los Tenth Hvenu,' Ia the E>SsS
Market police cpurl NGgi-tra'e crane held Inn
without hlil a. a susrloiou> character until
to-day The Magistrate ASKED that parents
whose little daughters have been assaulted
bring the children iu the ,pUr, tn-da, to look
~ the prisoner and identify lin If possba
The child whom prdru took into the hall
wpv was forgotten IN ~" 'Nui' cment and the
l. rlicc have been undh,c 90 Ind her
The sun., 1900-11-23

Three uoid - an Intoxicated hatcher >ssro
Grsb, q Giri's purse,

Crl.. ~ murder" came from TNen'y.'ourth
,tree' and seventh avenue At u 70 o'clock last
night and William Rely ~ ?i0 West Twenty
sixth street who was running away from
there was arrested by Policeman Behr lie
va. being chased hv frasius Blauvet. n butcher
~ Nyack, who asserted that he hHd been h"ld
up by three men md robbed ~ his watch enh
ohan Thomas tlcary ~ toH West lw"ntN
sixth street. who. the police say. l. thi"i, was
arrested rs Detective lockwood for helIE lIl
the nclghborhood The thrr" men were 'ah'n
10 ~" polio" etatiou. where BlauNei Cpuldn
identify any Of them ~ hi. n s-al ante ieliN
had n revolver /. his pocket lie and k"llN
were locked NJ ~ suspicious persons blhu-
yelt was locked Nj Tor being drunk
t midnight rishtean-vcar old Louisa FaIre
who had boon 10 Newark and had missed her
train. was going home to $50 West l"ehl
fourth street A. sho was crossing seventh
avenue a negro struck her In tho lace ana
grabbed her pocketbook, which contanen
~ and some change. She screamed ana 70
lceman stanford chased the man aud caught
him. -,
The negro said he was homas Butler and lived
in Buffalo. he. too. was locked up
The sun., 1900-11-23
TRIED 10 XIII HIS STFPSISTER.
skinner Forced Carbolic Acid Down Mrs. Mu-
ford. Throat and hen Com mmitte ed Suicide.

E,sToN, Pa Nov 2. - Desperate at tho
Thought ~ separation from Mrs Lewis MIL
ford, lis s'.rsister. who had infatuated him,
Eugene skinner attempted 10 Kill her early
this morning and then Killed himself At
first 1t was thovGht the man had become III
sane through u"uralgc pairs and thus wa the
wou,ar'S eNplanation hut letters III : he hand, OF
the authorities show that they had lived a. man
and wife lie cIne here nearly wear ago
ur,,uuahlS FROM Auburn. y ! She arrived
With her four small children a few months
agu. The Woman i Glid To h- the dsOH ed
daughter ~ u man named Parker Who i re-
frrrrd 10 a. a r,ch New Worker
The letters -hpw lhdi sh" re eloicad when
Skinuer wrut. 10 her that h- would >rud money
10 hfluI her family here She wa- hen liyi.x
~ l.g Gsu.-,e SEQ. street, tublrn. IN poverty .
II" wa 4 painter and pap.r hanger and mad.
good wage The u"Glibur- -lN hat th,.i"
Wa uoltius SI>pi'iOu- about tho conduct
orthetwo aud the, ,inldr"n He'd skinner uncle
According tp lhc Olde>j hid Sk kiIupr pIt them
out Of the prIuT lae' Night and then c.dsa or.'d
10 'ilprpiITiu heir mother. she fought him
bed and a. 3o''luHl we're Hsakeund bN hearing
their ruih-r calling Tor help III" u"igliiors
came aud a Musician also. wLo found Mr. Nil
ford su'rrtug rom hVru~ ~ the mouth tJg-ed ~
'1rh"ho aud Skinner had con-" hHoE. gone
into MrS MlliurdS room and tried - pour the
acid down her throat while N" s,"rt. Then
he ran into the street and Na~ found an hour
Id o. dead bottle Of chlorurorrn was found
iu th. pailur and vial TINT had contained
CarhO'ic ACID ~ the bod
Skiurer had AIKEN v 'a' was lotl after wing
Mrs Milford what h. tuough' va Hidtaldu~"
II seems that Mrs. Milford rad dccidrd 20 re-
turn 10 Auburn. skinner would not agree Ia
Il aud henc" he conc luson That d" attempted
! l. said skinner has wife living Mrs. Mil
ford will recover.
The sun., 1900-11-23
BRYiN TO TAX Ov DFC. IS.
The Anti organization Forces viii Rally at
Banquet In Lincoln.

LINCOLN. Neb Nov 2? Mr. Bryan will
make hls frs, public speech since the close
OF the csmpa sn at banquet 10 he rendered
TO him in this city on Dec Is The banquet
will he given bv the Jenerson!nn club. and
Is Intended as the initial step toward the FOR
nation Of a strong Organization In the West
against the proposed "reorgi nization of me
Democratic party by Eastern Democrats II
il expeCt-d that MIR Bryan viii state his posi- :
tiOn on thar question IN words that VIII not
admit Of double construction
Nearly every. Democratic leader Of Iromi-
nencc ia the Nest and many former Demo-
Gratis who have more recently posed as PolG-
lists have been invited The list embraces
Charles A Towfe of Minnesota Daniel Campau
Of Michigan, Altged and Altsch,1er OF ILLINOIS,
Taggart Of Indiana. Blackburn Of kentucky,
Cum Shoe Bill" stone and Webster DAVIS "t
Missouri John q Johnson and David over
meyer of Kansas, cato Sells of Iowa. Patterson
of Colorado ~
The banquet will be given In the largest
building in the city. the Auditorillm, Whlch
seats 1000 persons. only u so Will be Charren
for participation In the feast and only 23 cents
for seats In the gallery
The sun., 1900-11-23
POLICE SCANDAL Is IAMH4NY's.
wicwam Needs No Help, Says the city Clno. TO
Discover or Remove the Cause.

The Council OF the City Club met last even-
Ing at the clubhouse in Vest 1hrtv-tourth
street. and for three hours discussed the gem
eral political situation IN New York city and the
state. in order TO be In a position TO make rec
concentrations 10 the club at i's regular meet
ing on Dec. J. The Councils already on record
a. opposed to state control of the police Of 'hi-
city, and at last evenings meeting adopted
the following resolution.
R,soired. That the Council o' the City 'lho
deans the present favorable time TO remind
the citizens Of New York that Tan.many Han
Is respons BILE for the present cord'lon ~ police
administration in this city. II that adninl'-
tration il inefficient and corrupt, lanm1hN
Hall il well aware Of the fact and needs 10
assistance TO either discover or 10 remove tho
cause. Thl, i the third time ~ recent year
that the administration Of the Police Depart =
nlent under Taininany Hall has been generally
recognized by the public as both ineh'clent ana
corrupt" ,,,.,
The club is In favor of a slnyle-headed Police
Commission 10 Do nppo!nrcd ty We NAypr
The present police situation will be thoroughly
discussed at the meeting Of the CLUB on Dec D.
The sun., 1900-11-23
STAGE FOLK MOURN LOST CASH.
Dresser who Kept "Sapho" Actors Naiuabies
Missing With Them.

George Leslie who las been playing a small
part this season In Olga Nethersoles pro-
ci,iction Of "Sapho" al Wallacks Theatre. has
been missing since after the third act Tues
day night Money and jeuery belonging to
other members of the company are missing.
too Miss Eleanor Carey. who got Leslie his
Job on the strength of hard-luck story. is
one ~ the heaviest losers. She mourns the
di,appearanca ot diamond brooch. a gold
watch. a stick pin aud ~ q Harrison Hunter
Miss Nethersolc new leading man. is minus
a gold watch valued n $50 and 80 Miss
Violet Goodil has lost 81?
Several petty ihcti~ nave greatly annoyed
the n.rmber~ of 'h. company wln" hey have
been PLAYING h"Tr. Mr.. Hunter began ia carry
hi< vauahes with HIM ON n" - -. hut ur"d
of his ha entrusted them To Leslie. Who ba-
sides paving wa Hunters dresser Leslie
told Mis- Carey and Miss Goodall tilat be was
acting as n sort OF safe deposit vault. aud before
tho performance began on TUESDAY might they
handed their yalunbles over 10 him 70 keep
low thcm Leslie played has part I'm "Sapho"
that ulght and va~ about the stage urill the
h.yiuniny OF the fourth net Then ho went
out telling the stage dOorNeeper that he wis
going across broadway 10 get n drink. That
has been the las, seen Of MIN hy the stage
folk.
ported TO III" TcIidrloin police on Wednesday
night Central ONlce detective Marnl"r. who
il detqiled n the theatre. went on hunt tor
Iaeuo lie found that the actor Ind been
LODGING in n furnished room AZ ?"2 W"~t Thirty
,ourth street, hut an hr had there was a small
grip containing some solled ootmnv He had
NJ hanr There sirc" Tuc.daY afternoon
Leslie applicd for employment as soon as
"SapLn" orened ~ tho thsltr" = fortnight ago.
Mis- { arey knew him as dresser and tiller-!n
Of small parts He told her % tale oi hardship
and -hc IN Cilced Mr. Hunter' 70 engage him ne a
dresser ON hcr recomm"nd1tion Miss 'her-
,nla also allowed him To plav the King IL the
first act. lie performed his duties -ausfac-
The sun., 1900-11-23
DIXIE OF MtNCHESTFRS PLANS.
There win Re Another Marriage Ceremony
when lie Get. Here with Hts American Bride.

Srcidi CG5s Dtsp7ich 10 THE SrS.
LONDON, Nov. ?2.-The Westminster Gassre
prints an interview with the Duke Of Man
chester. who married Miss Helena Iimmer-
man 81 Cincinnati last week. In reply TO ques-
tions as 10 his plans the Duke said that when
he and the Duchess arrived in America their
marriage would bc solemnized again on more
fashionable scale than the ceremony last week
His fa,her-in-aN, Eugene Zimmerman Of
Cincinnati. had placed u private car AZ his dis
posA aud he and his wife would travel around
the country and 700 tha sights. They would
nav n visit to the Dukes grandmother at
Natchez, Miss. and would then go TO Florida
Then they would return TO Europe nnd later
90 to India where he would ~ shooting for big
game. trip 10 Japan would follow and the
Duke and Duchess would return to America
90 witness the Cup races in August. 1901 The
Duke added: Il hope my good friend. Sir
Thomas Upton. will carry of the cup" 4.
The sun., 1900-11-23
THE Dtt tGHTER UENT 10 Jan.
Mrs. Norey was BrinE Fined, When Nina Said
Irespa.sing ows Were Hers.

Elizabeth Moier. IA" woman truck driver
of Coney Island, who came To Manhattan last
winter and earned q 30 dav carting snow.
wa arraign"d in the Concv Island police court
Yesterday upon The complaint of her neighbor
John Nendome. who accused her Of letting
her COWS and eoa'- browse on his premises
The woman was furd s. but before she had
n chance TO nav hcr daughter Mnal stepped
forward and declared th1t she owned fhe goat ;
and COWS and Wa responsible for them Then
Magistrate Noorh""S di-. harred tho mo,her
nd fined the daughter. Tia" rirl did a little
To jail for n coull" of day because il would
be- cheaper. And She went q" iail The Girl :
friends got M q petition last night for her
ralen-e and il viii 10 presented ~ the NagIS-
trate to-day over yard OF signatures
The sun., 1900-11-23

ds,ottnined 'o protect tho fsIf name NJ Ho-
bol"n n h, n" ro-slhIe ,o ID - We don't
wsri ANY etiapd"s such - o'ouned IN Paterson
have itts tt'v mad" hkrihn 'N"d light district
un tho ppat 4id' ~ New iufb citv No. am no.
'bings and ~ ..rra 10 inr that wlen ncn come
frnu Nev Nptk N~vnrl md other places.
opon spfgcou. cifcs install four NJ nye women
~ h1tmnida and ruuduc' Ui1sos that Hfo nothing
more hnt lee thar diaprdorl, houses. IL hsh
time Tor thoa" Vlp have tho interest ~ tho "'''
~ heart 'uIrtrff're
The sun., 1900-11-23
Former Deputy Commissioner Of Agriculture
Sentenced 10 Auburn Prison.

BUFFALO. Nov. .: Asa L. Twichcll. who
pleaded guilty few months ngo to stealing
about sI.ND Of the State funds while Deputy
Commissioner OF Agriculture for western
New York was sentenced TO Auburn prison
ior TWO wears by Justice Hooker in the Criminal
term of the supreme Court thl, lnorning.
1wiCh.Is home II IN SpTlngville. and 80 resi-
dents ot that place. including all the ministers.
had pcitloned the court 10 suspend sentence
If possible But Justice Hooker declared that
there was no excuse for u man who had been
rlaced in q position 81 trus' by the State and
who had BETRAYED that trust,
The sun., 1900-11-23
sfs AsrsrR a.iVas DsaD
Vsmsss Nss,,.h rsmpcssr . ti-'iw ~ W'sV
D,.ssW rosnd bssd IN He'd.

,.,.,', y.,. =, al, &C.,, s,uI,sp r,.
-, -. ,.o,, n, I, ,,.,i,,,l u,t. ming
,.Nhh n''n w Wv" ~. y. '.,,-.',, .,.,,,
l"att disease wa me '''7''' '""'n
Iiis illness took n ssvetct turn 1h"u ivo veeks
~. ..,, 4, tho soutb ~ Iurors 10 ~.
'',,.,.,. hn, IA. ,,,r w,s of no bence, 10 M.
health
r,o s,v,y Theatre where au tho ',nou,
r,,n,, ",J sullivan orc,as no,c boon pro-
duced ,ns Chased tonight T. - y ,,ifious co.
incidence ,ha, W. C,herI. sullvan'- 'ormer
collaboration, ana ''NIN "'', 'n' nhU'''''"
who ptoduced ali heir operas at ~" savoy. are
m str ,,,bu, had recently been collaborating
With Basil Hood IN an 'r'h opera.
on, ,.. ,.,..,,,, ,,,i,,,.s, ind long h..p
MI 'r,h.' o'' n',,," ,,a,,.,' c,,,,,o.or, ~,
Nv, u. I o,L,o,.l.iOr,.n, IN .vcr,
n'' W." .,,,,,,.,,Ior aI,,,,,,, ,-
a ne'o o' 'nu," o,,"r,,,a Wv. greater than IN sny
o,h.r a.ld and with Johann Strauss and Of
,.u,a, ' ha,a. rrohohlv tho mos, nopular writer
of Hrh, ,nu.ic that the century has known
rho o,.r,,tas which resulted from hl. col
,.ha,o,,on -" n,,, ~ : Gilber, form A distinct
srboo, I'm TINT art, quite as representative ~
,b. Two o,hcr composer. left ia Austria and
Germanv and France II is AZ the composer
of tha, almost immortal series containing
n NJ = Pnafore. "rhe Mkado' and Pa
tienoe that Sh '''huI """'"' wa, nv '
widely known. Some OF the works had made
him almost ~ famous ~ Germany ~ he vas
him the same regard
ihls scrin. begun with Trial hv Jury In
1875 and the other WORKS written IN couabofA-
ordcr "U NJ = innfure us7sl, The Pirates
OF Penzance. uss "Ia,ienc"' lSl, Iiol,i...
| ,he" CsS.I. Princess ldn" lisstn; ne Mikado
| dsssl. "Fuddvsnrr" uss5. The Woman of
| IN" t,uard" tisssI, The Gondolers' lisss I;
| sI'tonia Iir,it.d usg3, and The Grand
| Islke" nspn II T. To these oparcttas that
- .' due sh nIthourh some of hi, serious work Is
well known and The Lost Chord Is as popu-
lar here as in England. - T.,
lhe diI,,n$Ia'nTn %n MSV o'p H. ,s,2 ni9 father
Chelsea; i2nn"r' On a M Trnirins school Tor mill
| torv muslciana aud had taught his son the
T,dmrntS, Sc6no "i sta s,tacS. S To- 81 s. MARKS college.
A. H., sge ~, 70. he became u chorister at the
| cbamel Eoval Under H.lniore
Wa de- oe'iff bi T The .ong was sub
mitted nit Cd to the Prince Con:ort, who gave the
sE' ,,innimp Suiiiyan's career as a composer was
made easy and proved almost .uneventfully
prosperous. lie studied at the ROYAL ASad-
,, D., \i,sic IN ondOn under Bennett and tioss
amS "a, 80 IN Ieinziu conservatory from 1858
ana ana wss ss, IN han r liz master. We're Mosohces
H|auptmann. | Richter .plaidy and others, He
hTs - ,iia pnGkh" overture was PLAYED for the
mrs, Tine Under his own direction, In 1882.
his INCIDENTAL music To- The !empseSN'i e. was was
,nta X kenilworth" had been SUNG In 1852 AZ the
R,'rjtyha,n FESTIVAL that his rank among
Brush composers was fixed He conducted
among th.-e were the London PhilhMin0nlc
and the eeds Festival Orchestra. lie was
Principal Of the Naton iIslnlnis ni, Srn"4 iOT
~ ,,,,,,,c.'iic, there He received the degree
The sun., 1900-11-23
SENDOrF 10 LEN WiGERS PLACE.
Democratic Politicians of y ote Help Him start
Tendcrioin Saloon,

len II Wager the sergeant-a -at-arnis 81 tho
Democratic State committee. opened a saloon
last night IA broadway near Thlrty-siSth street
A. Len had been page in tho state Assembly.
a messenger there TOT tire" years mud "A door
keeper OF the lnlted States Senate. he had
mad. heaps Of friends among the politicians
msnv of whom attended the uIoninc last uiglr.
NIavOr MIiulTe of syracuse sent a letter
saving he was sorry be- rnuldn' ha AZ tho oyen-
iuy and ending by SAVING Enclosed find
n check for siunto buy the first round OF drinks
for the boys IN vour u"w place
senator Nach.y lately candidate for l.cu-
teuaii;-C Coveru"r CaIu' around IN IcrsOT and
io,I.:ht several rounds, ~ did Chairman lTcul;
,au,phcll Of tho state iOnnil''ee. Saiu'lel
Bolton tho FRO" brewer. and 4 delegation ~
:w"ufv politicians, also from Troy. Those
seut "orpl ho-s"-ho"s and baskets of ,ut rDv .
The sun., 1900-11-23
Cham beriain at the vatican,

Special CaNs Despatch 70 TuE SuS.
IoNpoN. Nov. :? A despatch To the Central
News from Rome says Joseph Chamberlain
British Colonial Secretary. has had confer.
ence with Mgr. STANLEY. the head Of the
Vatican International Press Bureau IN regard
TO Catholic missions in tho last and AFFAIR." in
South Africa. After the conference Mgr.
Stanley called on Cardinal Rnmpolls. the Papai
Secretary OF State.
The sun., 1900-11-23
OLCOTT IN POLICE CASES.
gtpnrRsrr ATTORNEY VIM SFOsS.
fvTE cross Avn HERffHi.
Oss.,,cn IL who1i the witnesses Ne nishor
Potter. N suhp~pssd, wor, Appear Trace
In the suussis for De'sr.s -rrip wa'
herr, stree, waite 10 Near Vfom Croker

despite tho practical refusal of Bishop Potter
~ furnish evidence 80 the PolIc" B"hrd w v"
u..d IN tho prosecution ~ Inspector cross
~, 49,, tto,iih, d., ,,tat. a., ,,,.. or1cI,l.
according 10 President Norh viii t"gin Just as
:. .,aa,,,co, ,,., .-o,,,o ,,. ,,,.,d. y,
r"I ,,,'. "a N n Co.,, ha,
r-pIsitlct ATTORNEY olcoo 'ho' %"
c1.,,,,,..Io,o,. and IA. Co,,o,a,i,o Cn,n..
'"mn'i'''one'' ahn w" 'o,p"Ia''o" 'o''"'-' ','''
20 act a. counsel to the board IN the prosecution
II the charge. President York announced
..-o,ol dsva ay, that he uI.b.d 10 re,ain Mr.
,',,'i -, a. ah.s.,. =, uronLI,,
Olco't ana Edward VI Shepatd OF boohNh
10 prosecute eros. and Herlihy Yesterday
=, Ii, 80, ,o,,,o,,,,,, co,,,..i lob, vb,Ieu
We 'h""' y" o' 'po'''lo" .o."'.' ,,. 49,
and without whose consent no special counsel
.,. ~, ,,n,,,o,..d hy any ,,,v dcp,rtrnent
may ma o" ''nt'oyea .. any ' ~, wh.,.n % and
tho invitation To Mr. Olcott was delivered after
,beir @ conference. Mr. olcou accepted and
viii go on with the case.
It. was Impo..ihle 10 learn whether Mr. shep-
~ ""' - '.'', -, ., ,,,h a., oc,,, a.,
ara han heen lr''"n I" "c' VIZ" ."' '''"' '''
II invited. had accepted Mr.. OlcoV was APP
noin,ed District Attorney in 1906 and served
,,n ,sos ~. xo. ,her annoln,sJ Judge of
''''" l'A' "' "n' ''o" ffV,'
tho city Court and served unnl lsss' wheh no
became a member of the law firm Of Black.
olcott oruber MIR olcott 1. a Republican
Mr. Shepard IL Democrat and member OF
tho law firm Of Parsons. shepard A Ogden.
,.'. 50. IL, NJ a, vos,ardo- h,, sl In
Tue '"i'o o"aru m'' see'o'u"'' o' ' ''
formation about the eetin9wh refused ,om'
r,issioners ork. sexton and Abell were present.
,o.r ,h. r,ee,,ro Nes.rs york and Se,ton
NC '"0 ,s 80. ~.
had conference IN NV iotKs room, MI
Abel was not there. The meeting and con-
,.r.,c.. s..,ed to leave IN. si,untion I'M
, ~. g., ,,.,a.,, 49,.
chsnSed Mr.. Abel and Ch'ef pevory are
and Mr. SEXTON will not .ay where he stand.
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nntIi there u an oppoftuIh's oi c"hhuinca'' '"s
with Richard Croker. Chief Devery would not
TALL 70 repor,ers
-, IN, .
MT. YORK saio yesterday 'ha' u 'hose hIheo
with Bishop Potter refused To help the Police