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AN EVEN|'IF(]L DAY I'm
THE ANNALS OR CRIME.
Chief Of Police Dying With Three Bullets in his Body Inflicted BY
Italian Socialist Prominent llason Skotby "Bonde"
Woman-=han Kills Wife and Suicides.
0CULIST FOUND DEAD IN AREAWAY IN NEW YORK CITY.

BARRE, VT. Dec. 27.-Chlef Of Police
Patrick Brown is In critical condi-
tlon with small hopes for recovery, on
account Of three bullet wounds inflicted
BY italian Socialists early to-day. The
chief had been called to hall in
which the Socialists We're holding a
bail, to quell q row. Several persons
were driven from the hall. The chief
was shot from ambush on his way
back to the station. Otto Bernaccio and
Luigi sassi have been arrested and
identified by the chief as being connect
cd with the attempted assassination.
The row at the Socialists ball occur
red at about midnight, when, several
persons who were known to be anar-
chists appeared at the hall. Fists.
clubs and revolvers were used, and the
police were. summoned to put stop to
the disturbance
Combatants Separated.
After considerable difficulty, the COM
batants were separated and disarmed,
IL tuS eooSidiiSbS fNele eSpeHcu. His
seemed to settle the difficulty and the
police withdrew. AS Chief Brown was
making his way along lonely street,
he heard shot as q bullet whlstled by
his head. This seemed q signal for n
fusilade from different directions. and
the chief started to run, at the same
time trying to open his coat to get his
own revolver, However, two bullets
struck him, and as he fell. a third found
lodging In his body. In the excitement
after the first shot, three men had ap-
peared and the chief recognized them
all. When they saw him fall the men
ran away. The chief became uncon-
scious, and for an hour he lay where
he had fallen in the snow. exposed to
bitter cold.
At the, end Of that time, a passerby
saw him and the chief wns taken to his
home. where he. recovered conscious
ness, and was able to tell who his as
sailants were. The police then put Otto
Bernaccio and Luigi Sabsi under ar
rest. Chief Brown identified both. Doc
tors express doubts us to his recovery.
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DIED TOGETHER.
Man Murders His Wife and Takes
His Own Life-Unharmonious Life
Cause of Tragedy. f.st

Man Murders His Wife and Takes
His Own -Unharmonious Life
Cause Of Tragedy tesl
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 27.-John
w. Tinsley shot and killed his wife,
Anna P. Tinsley, on the street to-day,
and then fired n bullet into his own
head, dying instantly.
The couple were married at Van Bu-
rem, Ark, January 2, this year. Tin
sley represented himself rs possessed
OF property in Helena, Mont, to the
value Of $4,000. His wife had $500 cash
and 4 house and lot In Jackson, Tenn,
vniucd at $780, This latter, her hus-
band induced her to sacrifice for 81, 500.
and five days after marriage they came
70 Los Angeles on 4 honeymoon trip.
the expenses Of which We're betrayed by
Mrs. Tinsiey. From here they went to
Mineral Wells. Texas. and August 9S
reached Excelsior Springs, Mo. There
Tlnsley induced his wife to transfer to him
$500 that remained of her money, and
told her that he must go TO Helena to-
settle UP his affairs. After his depar-
ture she found that he had also taken
a diamond ring and stud valued at s409.
Had Deceived Her.
She received n telegram from him la
ter dated Los Angeles, In which be ac-
knowledged that he had deceived her
In regard to his wealth and that she
would see him no more. She followed
him here, but in the meantime he had
departed for Nlonnett. Mo. Two weeks
later he returned to Los Angeles and
IN arrangement was made where by he
gave her a draft on an Arkansas bunk
fer 1926 and promised to make other
reparatlon. She sent the draft for COL
lection, and It was returned with the
statement that the money to TInsley's
credit had been withdrawn by tele-
graph. On the 2lst Of this month, Mrs.
Tinsley filed suit against he- husband
in the superior court to recover the
sI,1eo fraudulently obtained from her
and bitterness over this suit and the
troubles leading up to 1t, evidently
caused the double tragedy to-day.
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FOUND THE CHILD.
Mrs. Miller Unable to Get Away
With Her Little Boy, Surrendered
Him to the father. veg " ii75'ssh'-

Him to the Father.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 27.-.Sidney
Miller, the seven-y -year-old son Of Sam
uel D. Millerand grandson of eX-United
States Attorney General ". Fl. II. Mil
Ter, who was kidnapped by his mother
last evening, was recovered carly to-
day by his father. Mrs. Miller and the
child were founu at Lawrence, six
miles east of the city, asleep in the
home of man named Marshall, where
they had obtained lodging for the night.
The police reached the place at day
light, Mrs. Miller gave up the child and
was not placed under arrest.
The finding of Mrs. Miller and the
child was the elimination of one Of the
longest chases in the history of the ro-
lice department.
Police on Her Track.
When the chief was notified Of the
case measures were at once taken to
find the hnckman who drove Mrs. MIL
Ter, the boy and his govprness from the
Denlson hotel, where the child had been
taken to visit his mother. The driver
was located finally at his home. He de-
MED any knowledge of Mrs. Miller's in
tentioh and explained fully, where .,hc
had taken the party. He said that
when the governess jumped from the
carriage Mrs. Miller ordered him to
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SAME WAGES
Will be Paid Carnegie Steel Workers
: in 1901 as Received in 1900.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 27.-The Post to-
morrow will say:
The wages OF. all workmen employed
In the different plants Of the Carnegie
Steel Company will continue the same
next as during the present year. This
was decided at a board meeting of the
company held this week and will be an
nounced at the regular monthly meet
Ing Of the mill managers and superln-
tendents of departments on Friday It
is expected by the company officials
that this announcement will prove sat
isfactory. as the Carnegie Steel Com
pany. according to the statement Of one
Of the heads of departments. pays the
highest wages and runs its mills the
stendiest OF any similar corporation in
this country or in the world.
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FEMALE RIOTERS
Cause Trouble in a Brooklyn jail.
Matron and Warden Assaulted.
Blows East and Furious.

Blows East and Furious.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Twehty mad
dened female prisoners In the Raymond
street jail, Brooklyn, rioted to-day, and
Aereely assaulted Ma,ron Fannie Han
Gy and Warden McGrath.
There was no attempt at escape. The
riot was the consequence OF nothing
but flf-feeling. Miss Handy was trans
lerrlnE the prisoners from one corri-
DOR to another In the woman's section,
when she was attacked by Nellie Jones.
4 powerfuliybuilt woman. who had been
sentenced to fifteen days FOR lntoxica-
tion Miss Handy was felled. Nine
teen others prisoners then assaulted
her. While the blows rained thick
upon her head and body. she man
aged to reach 4 push button that rang
u bell In the waraen's Office. r
Warden McGrath rushed to the wo-
mans department without waiting to
call for assistance. AS he entered the
corridor he diverted the attention Of
the infnriatcd woman, and they jump
ed on him. The blows were fast and
furious, and McGratil went to the floor.
Hat pins were brought into play. and
his face. neck and head We're badly
Eouged. EE f,'3
. Miss Handy made her way through
the crowd. and again rang the alarm.
The sheriff, under-sherlf and five dep-
uties replied. They had much trouble
subdHlng the women, but succeeded.
aud two OF them We're placed in straight
jackets. The others were put In sep
aratc cells. and then tho prison physi-
clan was called to attend the wounded
warden and the mntron.
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DEMANDED WHISKEY
For christmas--on Being Refused
thu Raars, ktn,1.

For christmas--on Being Refused
the Beers Attack Utrecht.
NEW CASTLE, Natal. Dec. 27.-The
Beers celebrated Christmas in the dis
'tr!ct between Standcrton and Ingogo
by mora or less determined attack up
on every British garrison along the
lines of communication. These, how
ever. were in all cases successfully re-
pulsed. At Utrecht, the Bocr COM
mandant sent In demand for wh!s-
key. cigars and Christmas luxurles,
failing which he threatened to attacll
the town. His demand was ignored,
and the Beers attacked Utrecht in
strong force Christmas morning. They
were repulsed with loss. the British
casualties being but slight.
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shots had been fired, each Of which took
effect in smythes head. The bullets
have been removed. but It Is not
thought smythe ean recover.
AS no trace of the woman had been
found up to a late hour this afternoon
the theory was advanced that smythe
had attempted self destruction. Mem
hers of his family declared. however,
that this suspicion Is sroundless. Hi
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Frye's Denial.

{. WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Mr. A. Z.
Eye, the superintendent Of education Of
Cuba, has telegraphed the war depart-
ment sweeping denial OF the published
story to the effect that he Issued 4 cir
cular, or proclamation, in Havana. ad-
vIslnG the Cubans to proceed to drive
the Americans out of the island.
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SAVINGS BANKS SUFFERED
AS Result Of the Embarrassment Of
the Old Town Bank.

z BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 27.-The ef-
feet OF the embarrassment Of the Old
Town Bank, for which q receiver'was
appointed late yesterday. was fell in all
the. savings banks of the city to-day.
Throngs OF depositors were lined up be-,
fore the doors. The demands In all
cases were promptly complied with. By
noon the crowds that had surrounded
the banks In the early morning hours
had been accommodated and left. and
thereafter the banks took on appar-
emily their everyday business appear
ance.
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Coke Freight Rates Reduced.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.--J. G..
searlcs, general freight agont Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, an.
nounced to-day that on and after Jan.
uary !. 1901. coke freight rates from
the connellsville coko regions cast viii
be reduced thirty cents II ton. Tho
present rateSto Philadelphia Is S2 26 per
ton OF 1000 pounds. .3fA
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Mayor Harrison on the Rack.

s CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-Mnyor Harrison,
Chief Of Police Ripley, and other ofll-
cinls were put on the rack by the
grand Jury to-day. From first to last
they pleaded innocence Of any lnowl-
edge OF vice or crime In Chicago. They
did not know, OF "thcir own personal
knowledge" that basement dives and
saloons have been open after midnight
and frequently all night. At
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TOO MUCH LIQUOR
Supposed to be the Cause Of DR..
Browns Death-Found in an Open

y AreaWay.
NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Dr. Ulysses
Higgins Brown. an oculist of Syracuse.
N. e, was found dead to-day In an
areaway at 200 West Forty-hfth street.
DR.. Brown. who is forty-nine years Of
age, was regarded as u very skillful
operator and was frequently called to
this city and other places to assist local
practitioners.
He left Syracuse for New York last
Friday, accompanied by his wife, and
in this city put up at the hotel Imper-
ial.
An autopsy. which was held at the
morgue. showed that DR.. Browns lungs
were congestcd and the liver enlarged
In Dr.. Browns pockets were found a
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GROVE BOUND FOR LIVERPOOL.
Alleged I1l] * .K]1ids|uapper Of Young
Cudlahy Thought 70 be on
Ward Liner, Michigan.
NET BEING FASTENED ABOUT HIN BYDEYELoPHENTs.

BOSTON, Dec. 21.-Thc Boston po-
lice have evidence to Indicate, they
think, that "Pati Grove and the other
man who Is wanted on charge Of kid
mapping young Cudahy, are on the War
rem liner, Michigan, bound for Liver
pool, and q. cable containing that in
formation has been sent to the Scotland
yard detectives, who will be on the Liv-
erpoo, docks when the steamer arrives.
Just before the Michigan sailed from
the Hoosac tunnel docks last Saturday,
two men who acted so suspicIously as to
attract attention, and who answered to
the descriptions Of Grove and the gut..Jr
supposed'k kid napper. boarded the steam
er with a large amount OF baggage. The
steamer sailed in a very short time. but
not before word Of the presence Of the
strangers had been sent to police. head
Quarters.Iaf= s
a Nantasket Beach Watchman has re-
ported TO the police that he saw at the
beach a big stranger. dressed like a
western cattleman and carrying a big
old carpet bag. He asked for a boat
aan,to row him out to an outgoing YES
sci and said he would pay almost any
price for the service, for he was anx-
ious to board some vessel going to 4
foreign port. he did not cure where so
long as it was foreign port. He an
swered the description OF Pat Grove as
it has been sent out by the Omaha po-
lice. The watchn,an went to notify the
police and when he returned the man
was gone. 4sIst III,
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 21.--All hope Of
capturing Pat Grove In this vicinity has
been abandoned and the police and
special detectives on the ease have now
settled down to 4 systematic search for
evidence from the clues now in their
possession. These clues are few but
may lead to important discoveries. The
police think st. Joseph is the last city
in the middle west that Pat Grove
would visit at such i tinla as this. So
far as the police know, Grove has no
relatives IN or near ST.. Joseph. but 1t is
Well known that he. has friends there.
Another development in the case Is
the fact that the man who rented the
cottage on. Grover street. gave the name
OF j. l.. Conner. Grove has u brother
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Booz's BROTHER
On the Witness Stand-Refutes Story
of the Cadets Cowardice.

"a LILO SthASk . So"ulo4SGs
WEST POINT. N. Y, Dec. 27.-There
was an unusually large attendance Of
spectators at the military court Of in
quiry to-day. Horace c. Booz. n civil
engineer. of Buffalo. and P. o. Phil
ips. of East Cleveland. who was her.
aided as n congressman. but told the
press representatives that he was never
elected to Congress. were the chief Wit
nesses. The formers testimony was
principally a refutation OF the state
mcnts made about his brother, former
cadet Oscar L. Booz OF Bristol, Pa,
who died recently. Several OF the ca
det witnesses during the progress Of
the investigation accused Booz OF hav-
Ing shown cowardice In his fight with
Cadet Keller. in August. 1898, and they
also accused him Of untruthfulness.
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Said to be in; Chicago.

tN&N< w Nv &1i SA44S<eSOs
CHICAGO Dec. 27.--Disguised na
woman, Pat Grove. who is being sought
by the police all over the United States
on the charge of kidnapping Eddie ,cu-5
dahy. at Omaha, has been seen In Chi
cago, within the last few days and may
still be hiding here, according to state
nents made Tonight, by Detective Ser.
seant James Storen. a Chicago police
officer, who has arrested Grove num-t
ber OF times in the past. With a view
of discovering the fugitlve's hiding
place, a search of several houses In
SiSty-third street, near Stewart avenue,
has been made by Storen, acting on In
formation that Grove had been recog-
n!zed on that street Christmas day. In
pursuing his quest, the sergeant Stun
bled upon evidence which he says con-
WINGED him that Grove has been in
Chicago recently and that in the gulse
OF woman, clothed in black robe and
heavily yelled. the suspect went abroad
with impunity in the streets OF Engle-
wood, the suburb where he once was q
resident and IS we'll known to many
people.
Masquerading MS Widow.
Storen claims to. have traced Grove
to room where he was masqucradlng
as 4 young widow In mourning, but that
Grove received warning from his friends
that the police were on his trail and
escaped before a capture could be ef-
fccted.
- found ample evidence In the room
that the occupant was none other. than
Grove" said Sergeant Storen, Tonight,
whether he lis now In Chicago can
not say. In Englewood, however. hu
has influential friends. who in all prob
ability have found him a hiding place,
so think the scarchers for Grove would
do well to be on the outlook In this city
for some time to come" q
1t'would be easy for Grove to mako
UP rs a woman as his face is almost
hcardless and his height not too great,
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mother and children purned,

! DU BoIS. Pa. Dec. 27,-Thc residence
OF Mrs. Harringcr, nrnr I3rootsvitte,
Pa, was destroyed by fire to-day, and
the mother and two daughters, nged
ilvc and seven years, burned to DEATH, f
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Preachers Son Suicides.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-Chief of Police
Hopper. Of Newark, to-day received a
postal card from Scranton, Pa. say
ing that the man who committed sui
eide in Newark. December II. was Ed
ward Boswell. OF Scranton, sewing
machine agent. who had lived in Car-
bondale. Pa. and Mount Vernon. N. Y.
The card also said Boswell's father was
u Presbyterian minister in u small
Presbyterian church. The suicide had
registered in Newark as u. Wayne.
Pittsburgh, Pa" ID
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MYSTERlOUSLY SHOT,
Grand Secretary of Masonic Lodge of
Indiana at Deaths Door From Bull
let Fired by "Blonde" Woman.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 27.--Wiil-
lam H. Smythe. grand secretary OF the
Masonic order OF Indiana. was shot and
probably fatally wounded ut noon to-
day in his office in the, Masonic temple.
The shooting is q mystery. The story
told by Mr.. Smythe. who retained con-
sciousness for several minutes after the
shooting Is that blonde woman enter
ed his office and asked to be allowed to
use the, telephone. AS he was busy he
told her he could not be bothered at the
time. Without further words, he de-
clares. the woman drew a revolver and
fired at him. He felt the sting of the
bullet. but did not realize what had
happened until after the woman had
escaped.
No Trace OF the Woman.
Police quickly reached the scene and
threw q line Of patroimen and detec-
t!ves about the Masonic Temple, but no
trace of the mysterious woman was
found.
Lewis a. Coleman, an attorney. who
had gone to the Masonic temple to tran
sact business, discovered Smythe, who,
he says. was lying on the floor, half
way between his desk and the door Of
his office, in a pool OF blood.
An examination showed that three
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SHE BROKE SALOON MIRRORS
But Was Landed. in Jail-Peculiar
Conduct Of w. G. T. U, Leader.

WICHITA, Tenn. Dec. 27.-Mrs. Car
rle Nation. president OF the Barber
County Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. entered the Carey Hotel bar
room to-day. and with Il stone smashed
Il $500 painting and q mirror valued at
Sl0O.
Mrs. Nation broke mirrors In two ga
Icons In KIowa, Kansas, some months
ego. and declared there is, no law under
which she can be prosecuted. She
was lodged In the county jail this af-
ternoon, charged with malicious de-
struction of property,
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NATIONAL COMMERCIAL
Tenchcrs' Federation in Session a
Detroit-Elect Annual officers,

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. 27.-The Ma
tlonal Commercial Teachers Federation
tonight, elected the following officers:
President. George P. Lord, OF Salem,
Mass: vice president. D. W. Springer.
of Ann Arbor. Mich: treasurer. J. a.
Lyons. Chicago. Secretary G. w.
Browns term OF Office does not expire
until next year.
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! Scotland \ Yard Detectiveswill beat.
the Yards to Meet him as he
VI. Lands on English Soil

dispatch to the World Herald eo-night
from st. Joseph, says that Patrolman
Carson saw Pat Grove enter a South
st. Joseph saloon this afternoon. Hn
says he is sure Of the man as he knowsi
him well. Chief Of Detectives Shea
placed a posse at the disposal or Carson
an q search Is being made In Groves
haunts in South ST.. Joseph tonight.
Ia Omaha, no credence is placed in
the story that Grove was in Boston or
any point in the east. y
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1unnthnr Forecnst for no. -pny.

Tor ohio-RNin or snow in northern, rain
In southern portion Friday: Saturday cold.
or AMI fair, except SNOW furrics nonr tho
lake: variable winds. becoming fresh to
brisk northorly winds Friday night.
For Western PcnnsyNNnia-RMn or
Nnow IN northern, rain In southern por-
tion Friday: Saturday, colder and fair;
except snow In extreme western portion;
fresh aouthcrly Winds, becoming north,
For West Nlrsinin-ltaln Friday; warm-
or IN southeast half; Saturday colder:
probably snow In the mountain districts:
variable winds, r
Local Temperature.
The temperature yesterday, us observed
by g, Schncnf, druggist, corner Market
and Market streets, II MS follows: a Il
4 u. m.,,,...,,,... e Up. im......a,,... a
z n gm,,.,,......, &c Z p m....,....t... u
u m"..... ".,.. ii Weathcr--Fair. \,
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Family Accused Of Numbering Fathe,

Family Accused Of Murder1ng Father
Z 1RoNTON, O., Dec. 27.-Ephraim
Noble. q son. Alex Arbaush, son-in-law.
and two grandsons, were arrested to-
day. charged with the murder OF George
w. Noble. The murder Of Noble occur
red last August. He was beaten to
death with clubs and his body lay In
his farm yard. where hogs ate por-
tion OF his head. Noble was wealthy
Stockmap,
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trlhe over $40 in money, q gold watch
and chain, and other articles OF value:
A. Conjecture Of Police. 81 ,,i..if

I' . i..lilrH 1 81
a! The police: think that DR.. Brown lean
cd against an iron gate and pitched
forward. The finding Of the money and
5ewelryF on him, they say, precludes all
notion Of robbery and sandbagging
Y DR.. Brown complained OF ili-heaith
before he left Syracuse, telling His
friends that he expected to die sud
denly as his father did. Mrs. Brown
concurred in the opinion that the death
OF her husband was due 10 natural
causes. Mrs. Brown said that No. 200
West Forty-ffth street was the home
Of Richard King, a stock broker, whom
her husband had been visiting.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-W. L. Busby,
intimate friend Of DR.. Ulysses II.
Brown, came forward this evening with
a statement which; tends to show that
the doctor was not assaulted or robbed
Mr.. Dusby declares that the doctor, In
company With friend. spent several
hours at an uptown hotel, where
with other acquaintances. tho party
drank freely Of champagne. Mr. Smith.
one Of the party, says he left the doctor
outside the restaurant at 3 a. m, and
Mr.. Busby says he believes Dr.. Brown
fell Into an area while throwing off the
liquor. 1t is now the intention to send
the body to Syracuse tomorrow.
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Thinks he Saw Pat.
OMAHA. Neb., Dec. 27.-A special
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Local Temperature.
J y, m...,.;.".,... q
m..n.,,,..,...E Il
Woather--Falr. X

Y. X.
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WANTED,
FOUR per cent. loan on house rented for
Soo0. LOAN,
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