The Sunday globe., 1901-07-21
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GAY OLD TIME At MANILA
The Financa Situation at Behin-RecOyery
of LoOg-Lost MedaI-EmpIoyes Of a
Watch Case Factory Caught SeCreting
Gold - Grand Army Man Disappears.
Heavy Fine for a New York Gambler,

Heavy Fine for a New York Gambler,
Manila, July 20.-General Corbin
and the other military junketers are
having 3 gay old time, or rather they
were having one until the Filipinos
took it into their heads that the war
wasn't over. The whole thing is gone
to smash. Taft's civil governments
are the laughing stock Of Filipino and
soldier alike. Corbin is hugging Ma
nila pretty close, aud looking for a
horse with hard mouth.
New Haven, July 9O.-Capt. f.. H.
Smeep, Of East Providence, h. l., re.
ceived today a Government medal
which was awarded him seven teen
years ago for heroism in helping to
rescue the crew Of the shipWrecked
schooner Jane in this harboT The
medal was mislaid i'm a secret drawer
i'm a desk at the Collectors Office at the
Custom House.
New YoIk, July 2O.-Frank Jack.
son, thirty-eight years old, who was
one Of the men arrested i'm the raid on
the gambling house at No. l72 West
Thirty second street on March l3 by
the Committee of Fifteen. voluntarily
appeared before Judge Mcmahon. in
the General Sessions Court yesterday.
and pleaded guilty. He was fined $50
and paid it.
Honningsvaag, Norway, July ~
The flagship America, Of the Baldwin
Ziegler Arctic expedition, with EVELYN
b, Baldwin on board, which left Tro-
NOSE yesterday, parted today from the
FrithjOf, the latter sailing for Franz
Josef Land. The America proceeds to
Archangel, Russia, reaching there July
p. The Belgica, the third ship Of the
expedition, will sail from here on July
%.
Sag HaTbor. July GOWN. Leekins
and George Reid. two young colored
employees Of the Fahy's Watch Case
Factory, were yesterday caught secret.
ing gold in the factory yard. They
confessed when charged with the theft
The men worked in the retaining
room. For some time the assays have
been short. The firm can not account
for 81 900 worth Of gold and it is be-
! lieved the men have made way with it.
New York. July O.-Christopher
Anthony, a Grand Army man, who
| boarded at Hatlners Hotel, No 800
/ Eighth Avenue. was overcome 10y the
| heat on July , and taken to Roosevelt
Hospital Since then his relatives and
/ friends have beefRunahle to md any
trace Of him,
Berlin, July 20.-A director Of one
Of the most famous private banks in
Berlin said today: "TLe existing situa-
| tion is due more to the crimes Of few
| directors Of b INKS and industrial COM
panies than o the industrial status
We are confident that the worst has
| passed, and we do nOteXpect any more
great failures Directors Cf other
banks take less cheerful view. Sew
eral say the crisis has not yet run its
coursp, and that other failures are to be
expected.
Constantinople, July 20.-Owing to
the mystery and secresy enshrouding
all occurrences in the Nildiz Palace the
real cause of the recent fire there has
| only now tran-pired. The incident
was the result of an intrigue by the
ladies Of the harem against the lady
| treasurer Of-the harem, of whom they
wish to get rid. AT the instigation Of
the conspiratOrs, "a negress placed ma
| terials for Contlagration i'm a corridor
of the palace and lighted them under
conditions compromising the lady
| treasurer, 50 that she would be suspect
ed Of the act and Dismissed
Poagtown, n. j., July 2O,-There
can be no question but tbat there are
no flies on the farmers of iIunterdon
County, New Jersey But this is only
because they are doing their reaping
and farm work i'm the fields at night i'm
order TO rid themselves Of the irritating
insects. The little pest, are known as
"baldheadedn flies. These flies breed
i'm the fields and prey upon all kinds
of stock and dogs They prove a great
source Of trouble from the middle Of
Jure until fall.
Ithaca, n, Y, July 2O.--Geo, Cook,
aged 81 was today committed to the
TOmpEins County Jail because he
would not pay "A weekly alimony of
$3.50 TO his divorced wife, Mrs. Melli-
cent Day
Winsted, Conn, July 2O.-Whie
visiting the John Brown homestead in
Torrington few days ago Miss Minnie
DelOy OF East Canaan, found receipt
in the ceAar Of the old house dated
Broadway Landing. Va, October ,.
1864, which was issued to Major G. b.
Cook, First Connecticut Artillery, for
all the ordnance aud stores captured at
Cnanins Farm by the Eighteenth
Army Corps. The receipt is signed by
;, p. Hatfield, Captain, First Con-
necticut Artillery, ordnance officer
siege train and siege party. The SOU
venir Is well preserved.
Colon. Colombia. July 2O.-A rumor
Is in circulation here that President
MauOquin has resigned or is about To
resign, but il lacks continuation and il
not credited i'm Colon.
London, July 2O.-The Russians are
trying through the Belgians To buy the
kai-plng collieries, in Northern Chill
Province, the strategic value of which
Is incalculable. The Kai-p'ing col.
lierle- are now supplying the navies of
the powers in the far East with coal
Bristol, Va, July 2O.-Ex- Congress
man "Alf' Taylor, Of the First Ten.
nessee District, brother of ex.Gov
Bob Taylor, found himself i'm an EN-.
barassing predicament when ne lee
tured at Wise few days ago. ON thf
train he got hold of the wrong dressing
case, and when he reached Wise and
started to don his dress suit. he found
on opening the dressing case only ,
gamblers OUTFIT including a hoy,f.