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New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
THE PLATT AMENDMENTS TERMS.

The relations of the United States and Cuba
according to the Platt amendment are defined as
fellows.
First-That the government of Cuba shall.
never enter into any treaty or other compact
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
BERMCDEZ ASPHALT CASE.
DECISION THAT VENEZUELAN sUPREhE
COURT HAS JURISDICTION

Caracas. May 2S-The president Of the Su-
preme Court sitting alone as examining judge
in the Bermudez asphalt case, has decided in
favor Of the jurisdiction OF the court. and has
ordered p. r Quinlan and Charles NJ Warner.
of Syracuse. TO deposit $4,000 guarantee TO
abide by the final decision. The question OF
Jurisdiction was decided under a decree issued
by President Castro May l. The full court
will probably be asked finally 10 decide the
question
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
IN -WASHINGTON IN FIVE IIOIrRs

From New York, Royal Blue Five Hour Trains
leave Foot Liberty ST. 11.3O A. NJ Loo F. NJ and rhs
Royal Limited (no excess farel $40 p NJ Other
fast solid trains at 500. 10 A NJ 130 500 zoo p N
and u. 70 night All OF above trains leave South
Ferry five minutes earlier. Best dining and "a "a
service in the world.-Asvt
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
SrCCESSOR TO SERTIAN TRRONE.

London May "a report is current here says
the Odessa correspondent of "The Standard" "on
apparently good authority, that King Alexander
of Seryia has declared TO Russia his readiness
should he have no heir. TO hequeath the Servls>i
the future 10 decide the question of uniting Servia
and Montenegro under the same crown.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29

DAY LINE ST'RS. running. Fine Decoration
Day Trips. Through tickets TO Buffalo See advs-
Adyt
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29

The Cold that seerls fixed can be removed with
IAYNE'S EXPECToRANT.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
PRICE THREE CENTS.
CUBANS ACCEPT TERMS.
PLAIT AIMENDlNENT ADOPTED
BY CONVENTION.
FINAL VOTE Is To 14-OPPONENTS AC-
CEPTING THE SITUATION-WHY THE
RESULT WAS so CLOSE-A
PLEDGE OF RECIPROCITY.

Copyright: 1901: BY The New-York TribuneJ
IBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNEI
The evening world., 1901-08-07
WANTED GROVER
REMOVED"
SchiIIinger Also Said
that Mckinltv Had
Robbed Him.

Jacob B. schillinser. bookbindcr.
who has lived At various places along
tho Bowery. imagined that Grover
Cleveland had brutnlly dubbed him so
that his head continually ncned and
that President Mckinley wns holding
valuable real estate In Washington be-
longing to him. He proposed to sue,
Cleveland for $4,000 and Mckinley for
t3s.ooo.ooo Mac can pay we'll" he said.
because he IL tho big chef OF the
trusts"
schifiinscr sent n icttcr detailing his
grievances to George England. clerk OF
the Fifth District Court. Brooklyn. who
tui ned the miMive over to Capt. Titus.
IN 4 the book-bintler wrote OF. "remov-
enE Grover Cleveland
detectives Firneisen And Granville ar.
rested him at No. 275 Bowcry He had
on him many letters similar to that serA
n Clerk England.
Take this gentleman down to the
Sub.Treasury and tell them to give him
. couple OF carloads OF gold" eaid
Capt Titus. And Schillinger willingly
went along with the detectives. who
took him to Centre Street Court, where
he was committed. He 10 considered a
Dangerous Crank
The evening world., 1901-08-07
ANARCA ART
ST|RS PATERSON.
Public Doesn't Want
the Gruesome Red
Play Produced.

Whether the local group 81 Anar.
ca!s,s shall or saall not he allowed TO
produce tragedy At Paterson. y. j..
an sunday next Is question that -
stating the mind o. the public At
present.
The l,y has aeen billed With posters
~ In, Reds" announcing tina; a FOUR
ne; tragedy styled The Assassination
OF Kiug Hump.ri viii be produced at
the Empire Theatre In the nrst act.
1t 4. .aii the Anarchist. ~il De repre-
.entci ~ drawing lots 10 decide who
shall 20 On the mission OF murder.
In n. second act Bresrl and the An
nrchtst who sale! with him Viii be
..tGwt on their aay 10 iia!s
In the third act N. scene OF the maf-
der MI We given ana al the details OF
the ASA ss!nltlon Will De produced. $50
Tn. imprisonment OF B.esc! and the
alleged fortunes 10 which he was SUD:
m,tt.t. ending with his suicide. MIL
,,ornpvl.. Tho fourth acl
Slcrsymen " every denomination A!S
urging Chief o.. Polio" Graul nor 70
allow III. performance u be gwen! me
rosters read This city Is the nest ~
The United State. The police preserve
order"
no, he VIII interfere in the matter.
The evening world., 1901-08-07
SAWYER'S
WIFE WAS
IN PAWN
No Money toPay Fare
Spouse Was
Held.

A man ran into the Centre Street
Cour, last night with his eyes bulging
out like the buil's.eye to a watchman'e
dark-lantern. His tongue was hanging
out and his breath was coming puffy.
He had a hunted look like u deer chased
by hounds.
Il want to sec the judge" he cried,
and the court policeman conducted h.ca
to Magistrate Olmsed.
My name Is Herbert Sawyer" said the
man. I'm from Boston. They've go;
my wife in pawn. Can't &c, her out.
Got no money
Tho Magistrate seemed bewildered.
Il don't know what you mean.' he
said.
''Purssrs got my vile. He l. holding
81 So.t f here 'e sEom nor All fvse 1 "a
On The Puritan at Fab T uv.1 "u rh sSs
s aenN,! Ne" :ae Yo4 " the tickets I'LL they get
Wei. when the purser came for Sur
didn't have any money. so/ the purser
q. Van. Til you make good. 80 |
81 o. wife for me. She Is tho only
~ I have: and cant IT.. lose her"
mons Wa Issued on tho purser.
yAs summons was made returna-
81 in twenty four hOurs. and
1o-dsy . representative OF the law
N6ll street. appeared IN place OF the
Dufa1l. for whom II had been Issued.
H AsSd . conversation with tho Magis-
t9oto nd departed.
b. Q. Wardner, representing the law
arm, 0ajd to IN EvsninT World reporter
S6St 6rs. lawyer simply remained with
a. baGEaGs. which was held. and there
S6oy were finally allowed 10 10. and
611t one s,nail piece OF baggage. which
they fofGoe.
The evening world., 1901-08-07
Report that the Federal
Grand Jury Has
Moved Against Men
Concerned in the
Seventh Nationals
CoIlapse-Gen. Bur.
nett Reticent About
Matter.

I, was reported this afternoon that
the Federal Grand Jury had found In.
Lic;ments against two persons concern.
ell in the collapse OF the Seventh Ma.
,ionai Bank and the operations OF Mar.
ouand Co.. which prec!pitated the
disaster.
was questioned several days ago and
gave testimony regarding the over.
ccrtincatlen.
herry Maryland. head OF the hrms
was called before the inQuisitors this
morning. and. 1t 1. said. pleaded e.
noranc. OF N. particular point undeD
investigation. II Is understood that Mr.
Maruuand advanced the Information
ina; the firm starting with capital
o. ilo,"D. made n the first year 10000:
in the second $50. 600. and had done GOOD
business ever since.
The Grand Jury adjourned untii Aus.
=. when the Seventh National investI9a.
lion viii pc vigorously gone into. This
matter. It Is said. has been considered
a; no great depth rs set. The
Grand Jury ha. been anxious to secure
tar Attendance Of Fletcher Heath.
brother ~ Perry Heath. an oficiai OF
the ban.. Il : understood that Mr.
Heath Is somewhere in New EnRland.
but az yet It has been impossible to ma
4 trace OF him.
shortly after noon Gen. Burnett.
United States Dlstrlct-Attorncy. AZ
rived and was AZ once ushered into the.
Grand jury room. lie remained there
Tor about half an hour. Just before Z
o'clsck he and his assistants. Capt. We
S. Ban and r.. E. Baldwin. departed.
The Grand Jury remained about ten
minutes later and then adjourned.
Gen. Burnett declined to say word
in regard to the proceedings OF the day.
II. would not say whether all the. evt.
dence had already been presented %.
whether moro witnesses would be heard
The evening world., 1901-08-07
tD,seiai 10 no Evening world,

ATLANTIC CITY. n. =. Aug. =
Samuel Gompers. President OF the
American Federation Of Labor. Is on
his way to Pittsburg to confer with
President shaffer.
He went by way Of Washington.
and from there will hurry to Pitts
burg to aid the steel men In their
contest with the Steel Trust.
It 10 believed that meeting OF the
Executive Board Of the Federation OF
Labor will be called In few days.
President Gompers has not de-
:slared himself publicly in regard to
his position in the great strike. yet
his intimate friends e. not hesitate
to speak in such manner as to lead
one to believe that President Com
pers 10 In hearty accord with the
The evening world., 1901-08-07
BILL JOYCE TO
MANAGE GIANTS.
President Free d m an
Shakes Up His Ball
Players Before Start
ing for Europe.

There was n big shakc.up In the New
York baseball team to-day. Every one
OF the Giants. from Capt. Davis to the
utility men. was hauled over the Goals
with no gentle hands By President
Freedman. and It Is not unlikely that
"S:rappy Bill" Joyce viii succeed
George Davis as manager Of the team.
President Freedman would not cay
that ne had dcposed Davis. nor would
he say that he had not secured Joyce to
take Davis's place.
II am leaving for Europe tomorrow
and have loft Instructions concerning
the team which will be carried out to-
morrow or next day." said President
Freedman.
"Dsvls has not handled the team
IN . satisfactory way. He has been
too lenient with the nsn snd hiss
CONTINUED on Fourth Paxe.)
The evening world., 1901-08-07

Miss Sadie MontaRue's name was An.
ME K. Paterson and she was much
admired member Of the chorus for three
years. !, was when she was playing
at the Casino. that Rock II said to
have been smitten with her charms. In
Aug. 1901. she instituted an action
against him for SlO0.oO The case was
subsequently compromised.
Sadie says she returned home a short
time ago and found her husband miss
ing and the contents OF her handsomely
furnished fiat In Harlem gone. She has
been unable to locate Rock.
The evening world., 1901-08-07
LEAPED TO DEATH
FROM HOSPITAL.
Albany Man Became Crazed and
Committed Suicide at the
Presbyterian Institution.

While temporarily insane. Allen A..
liinman. of No. l.. Chestnut street. Al.
bany. jumped from the third-story win.
dow OF the Presbyterian Hospital this
afternoon and was instantly killed. Ills
skull was crushed on the stone pave
mcnt and he was internally injured.
Human was taken to the hospital late
last night. The friends who came with
him said he was troubled with stomach
complaint. The doctors had not vet
made the diagnosis OF his case Tits
morning.
While DR.. Williams. the house physi-
clan. was examining another patisat,
The evening world., 1901-08-07
saD,r n1onrxeuE

Sadie Montague, member OF the New
York Casino Company. seeks a separa-
ton from her husband. William r.
Rock. the head o: the Manhattan Nov
ing Picture Syndicate. on the ground OF
abandonment and non-support. Papers
will be served through her attorney.
Rufus l.. Perry.
Miss Montague married Rock on Feb.
IS. May l.. Rock. said to be his daugh-
tor By n prev,ous marriage. and Allie
Paterson, are said 10 have been Wit
ncsscs
The evening world., 1901-08-07
CAPT. T. J. DIAMOND.

The expected prosecution OF Capt
Diamond. OF the East Fifth street STA
ton. has been inauguratcd. and il the
opinion OF the wise Is correct an i'm
portnnt instrument OF the prosecution
will be the convicted wardman. Bis
sert
Developments to-day give color 10
the report tina, Bissert has turned
States evidence
The Police Department Ia tated
for all signs point to an impending
legal investigation OF the whole
force.
Capt. Diamond called ut the Office
OF Abraham Levy In the Pulitzer
Building to-day and had a long talk
with the lawyer.
At the conclus! OF the conference
he was approached by an Evening
World reporter. He was disposed 10
taih. Du, said that Mr. Levy h adj
vised him to keep his mouth shut
Acting on Mr.. l.evy's advice. .
said Capt Diamond, " vii, not say
word for publication 10 anybody"
The developments spoken OF above
were as follows
nIr ,nnn,l to IL. trrcs0esl
The evening world., 1901-08-07
GOMPERS WILL
JOIN SHAFFER.

by Vice president, Ward. OF the ANAL
Eamated Association Advisory BOARD.
Immediately upon the rcceip. OF tho
order MIR. Ward sent out a call for =
meeting OF all members OF the orsaniza-
ton n Cleveland.
A, this meeting. which was largely
attended. the strike order was read and
plans discussed for carrying on, tho
Instructions OF President Sharcr.
The evening world., 1901-08-07
MEN NOT BOUND,
SAYS SHAFFER.

P1TTsBURi. Aug. Tho Amaignm.
atcd national officers were late In
reaching the Headquarters this morn
Ing. having been busy until long after
midnight last night.
In reply to the question as to whether
ne thought the men cmoloyed By the
Federal Steel Company would come out
President Shaffer said:
THAT we leave to tho man. They
CONTINUED on Second Paxsl
The evening world., 1901-08-07
CLEVELAND MEN
ARE IN LINE.

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. Tho gem
cral strike order ISSUED by Prcsiden:
ShaTcr was received here early to-day
The evening world., 1901-08-07
Wh"ir.n,r Irihrr,.

Al sorts II rumors are in c.rcG.Hi!o7.
II is .sIii tina, the Distric;-Nttorrey has
IN. at,iaayi;s Of many h"breaS"rs who
assert thni ,hcy have given nrines TO
The police ard that the prosecution %
Diamond Is the entering wedge y, i
who!..aIc uycrhau,!rs OF the Police De.
rartm.nt
This View is not taken by Police Com
mse!aner Murphy lie appeared 20 be
pleased when rold ~ an Evening" World
reporter OF the lJss90nemen' III he h!s-
sert case he regards II A. a ao!a: 81
favor II the Police Department.
50 thcyy. postponed sentence he
said. That's good. THAT'S hne.'
The Diamond Charges.
Tn. charges rxains, Diamond are
ba sod upon his ,'~n admissions made on
III. n,,nes..s,snd during the trial OF
piss--t
In the sca,hirG crosS.rSam.nation 70
CONTINUED on Second PaSeJ
The evening world., 1901-08-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thlPty.slx
hours ending y y. NJ, Th0Pse
day, August =, for New York
City and viciutty,
Occasional rains to.at6htS
Thur.day. generally fsipB
fresh westerly vvinds.
The evening world., 1901-08-07

Electricity In Railrondiux.
Il 10 the active agsa, By which the Psnssyl.
vsnIa Railroad e2atrols AID psntsets ~ admirable
tfa.n ssrvtes. - -----~
The evening world., 1901-08-07

WHY WORLD ADVERTISING
GRoWbA proved supremacy By
tsas Of Thousands IN New York City
eaaly eirculattea talls tAe TIA
The evening world., 1901-08-07
BALL GAME AGAIN
CALLED OFF.

Fer the ssoonA ssecsssSvs
SAy the New Y0rk.Dveoklyn
baseball Oa1s haA 70 hs
cslle1 OF 81 seo0snt Of rsin
and wet Gpeaaas. They were
to have DSayoA IN WASH
ia0toa Park this afternoon.
TO-aOSvow . double.
header 10 scheduled for the
Polo Grosnds.
The evening world., 1901-08-07

one Of the inmates cried out that Hin.
man was running to the window. BE-
fore the doctor could reach him ho
si'ranK out
DR.. Fisher. the superintendent OF tho
hospital. said this afternoon that none
OF the physicians had any Idea that
Human was not In his right mind or
they would have maintained closcs
watch OF him.
The body will be kept At the hospital
TIL the relatives OF tho man can be
heard from. lie was thIrty.two years
old.
Fast and Famous TRAINS to u,
Louis
have New Yost West "a Street staliea,. via
resnsylvsnie Railroad. q SIS 4. L.. LIZ -
So r. y. daily. ~ y -.
The evening world., 1901-08-07
A. E. L. President on
Way to Pittsburg to
Confer with Strike
Leader Federation
May Indorse Steel
Mems Course.

steel strikers and will do all In his
power to assist them.
The evening world., 1901-08-07

Continued on second PaseJ
The evening world., 1901-08-07

CONTINUED on Second Pase.)
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-04
MACHINERY FOR FRENCH GULCH.

w. r. Allen went out to Mill creek to-
day to look after the unloading of some
mining machinery, which has just ar
rived from San Francisco, where it was
purchased a few weeks ago.
The hydraulic process of mining placer
gold is in common use in California, and
wherever the elevators are employed in
that state they have proven to be a de-
cided success. -."'..
Mr.. Allen and his associates have been
investigating the merits of the appa-
ratus for some time, and finally reache
| the conclusion that if the machine
brings the desired results in the gravel
beds of California there is no reason
| why it should not do SO in Montana. So
Mr.. Allen was dispatched to San Fran
cisco to purchase one of the machines
which will be the first to be set up In
| this state. The plant will be installed at
once and will probably be ready to star,
up not later than May 1.
Mr.. Allen also stated this morning
that it is quite likely that the French
Gulch Mining company, of which con-
Germ he is stockholder, will resume
operations by the first of next month
The company expected to get to worl,
sooner. but the season is little back
ward, which will cause some delay.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-04
WAS GREATLY ADMIRED.

The production of Cartoonist Menden-
hall. which appeared in yesterday Inter
Mountain was greatly admired in Ana
cOnda.
Every one conceded that it was clever
piece Of work and nothing could have
fit the occasion better.
The cyclone Of Republican Patriot
ism" represented the sweeping victory
received at the polls last Monday by the
republican ticket.
AS the great whirler goes on it's way
It has caught up Kelliher, the late may
, orally candidate, Casey, who opened his
mouth wide and made his remarkable
= ''cut throat" speech the democratic pack
ed primaries and the irrepressable dom
key taken in by the wind storm and
appear to be rapidly advancing towards
oblivion.
DR.. Stephens follows in the path of
the storm n,Snnted upon the back of
G. 0. p. elephant. Everything is serene,
the road is clear and the doctor enjoys
perfect happiness and joy.
Some objected to the poor condition of
the elephant, but that is all right, the
cartoonist meant to portray the fact that
the animal has had poor municipal graz
ing in the past, but he has bolstered up
courage to make a supreme effort to clear
the way and has done so successfully.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-04

appeared in the person of John Is.
Eardley. Mr.. Eardley is true-blue re-
publican, and is worthy of consideration,
by the new mayor.
Peters dancing academy will give a
grand ball tomorrow night at A. o. H.
hall. Music by Garman Brothers or
chestra of Butte; violin and harp. Ad-
mission 75c. Dance until l o'clock.
Mrs. Odson visited Butte today or,
business connected with the picture en-
hibt to be given under the management
of the Women's Literary club shortly
, after Easter for the purpose of raising
funds to buy pictures for the public
schools.
The horde of Office seekers still con-
tnues to contribute to wearing out the
carpet on the floor of Mayor-elec
stephens office. 1t is said as Ilny as
fifty sought an audience with the next
mayOr
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-04
- ANACONDA news -

were out with their hammer in one hand
and knife in the other; the democrats
learned on last Monday that the quar-
ters that heve been formally used as the
headquarters of the democratic slate
pencil club was for the five days preced-
ing the election transformed in to a mu-
tual indignation assembly.
Democrats learned that and more; they
learned that the Standard, in accordance
with it's usual custom, was out to ruin
what it could not rule. And what excuse
does II offer for its trea cherry? 1t simply
takes umbrage at certain remarks made
on the floor Of the convention by gen.
tleman who is solely responsible for his
own statements. 1t is unfair to the party
or its candidates to endeavor to hold them
responsible for the actions or remarks or
an individual member of the party, and
it is the first time that have ever known
of political organ to bolt its party with
such a flimsy excuse to offer. / find in
the same editorial an imputatiOn reflect
ing on the character of the candidates on
the ticket with Mr.. Kelliher, but goes on
to say that it does not include its es-
teemed townsman. Danl Dwyer But is
it not cowardly and unjust to come out
editorially with scurrilous imputation
against the character and integrity OF
such men as j. J. Walsh, ]. T. Twohy. J.
]. Wegener, William C. Haines, William,
Morley, Steve Hovarth and Harry Nc
Manus?
DENNIS O'LEARY,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-04
HEARING GHOSTS
COLLINS Ill GIT YOU EFF YOU
YOU DON'T WATCH OUT.
"HAUNTS" IN THE CITY HALL
Might Be Banshee, or Rats, or Pipe
Dream-New Administration
Will Investigate.

Ever since election and for many days
before, several member of the police de-
partment have been troubled with queer
noises in their heads and now they are
beginning to see and hear ghosts in the
city hall. Whether it is the ghost of
John Void. who died in his cell several
weeks ago, or the ghost of a show that
Kelliher had to win the election Monday
Is not quite clear in the officers minds,
but they are giving it out as fact that
something, they are unable to explain.
haunts the corridors of the seat of city
government every night between the
hours Of u and o'clock.
1t appears to be a fact that noises In
the water pipes directly over Chief
Whites office. resemble somewhat the
tread of man walking across the cor
ridor above, and several. superstitious
officers, are disinclined to remain in the
chiefs office alone as they were former
ay in the habit of doing. Night Chief
O'Brien, remembering the queer things
he has seen in Ireland, is taking the
matter seriously and would like to have
1t investigated.
From the size and complexion of their
ghost story it might be we'll to inaugu-
rate an investigation to ascertain, If
possible, If there Is not pipe-hitting
5oint operating in close proximity to the
city hall.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-04
WILL CANVASS THE VOTE.

The city council will meet tomorrow
night and among other things will sit
as a canvassing board to canvass the
ballots cast at last Mondays election.
This done the next thing in order will be
the notification of the victors officially by
City Clerk Peters.
Ten days after receiving the official
notice the new officers are required to
qualify and that being the case, it is
the opinion of several gentlemen of the
legal fraternity Oh this city that it will
be necessary for MayOr-elect Stevens
to resign his position as alderman of the
Second ward before he can qualify for
the mayorship. That is the opinion Of
City Attorney Boarman. who ought to
know what the ordinances provide better
than any other attorney in the city.
The date of the inauguration of the new
city officials is not quite clear with
some. Mr.. Madden and his associates
will hold the authority of the municipal
government in their hands until the first
Monday in May. which is the 9Th day
of the month. when they will give up to
their successors.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-04
LOCAL BRIEFS
Artificial eyes at VerSerkmoes.

Artificial eyes at VerSerkmoes.
J. G. Bates. piano tuner, Smiths Drug
Store.
]. T. O'Brien of Butte was a visitor In
Anaconda yesterday.
Eyes examined free. A graduate opti-
clan in attendance. Perfect fit guaran-
teed. Hammerslough's.
H. r. Laughlin, we'll known travel
ing man, was in the city today inter-
viewing the drug trade.
Miss Stevens departed this mornine
for Dillon, where she will spend Easter
visiting friends.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Matt Persine and Sophia
Prince, both of Anaconda.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church is holding an ice
cream and cake social this Afternoon.
The Josephine Stanton Opera compan,
arrived in the city today and will to-
night begin a two-nights' engagement
at the Margaret.
A petition has been filed for letters OF
administration in the estate Of Robert
bennington. deceased. and the date fixed
for hearing was April Is.
Another candidate for city clerk ha.