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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-07
F FRANCE LONGS
FOR BELGIUM.
Idea Revived
and Defense Commits
sion Takes 1t Up.

pARfS. Jan. IRA despatch received
herr from Brnssc!s says the Miliihr:
Commission, wHich Is studying the re-
organization OF the defense OF Belgium
has been, Informed. in support OF the
project. tina; Gen. Eur.
linden Che former French Minister OF
War, proposed. In 1897. 10 the Superior
WAR Council that France annex Bel
GUM. aud tina. the Belgian Minister n;
pari, notified mis- government OF tais
fact.
The despatch adds that Great Britain
a; hat time was Indifferent. while Ger
many vas inclined TO acqu!esce. regard
Ing the suggested annexation III
Frances compensation for the loss o:
The statement has caused a sensation
IN belgium and has attracted much at.
;cHiion In France.
Baron d Anethan. the Belgian Minister
here. in an Interview denies that he has
attributed such declaration TO Gen.
Iuri!n6en. He admits he sent his Gov
eminent cuttings from newspapers con-
tanning similar assertions. but he re-
Trained frCm comment Oh them.
The Minister adds that throughout his
career he remembers no Incident tending
TO affect the neutrality or belgium en-
ccpt at the time OF the French Empire
and its schemes regarding the left bank
Of the Rhine.
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WHAT SHALL ,ME EAT
To Keep Healthy and Strong.

\ healthy appetite AMI common sense ara
encellcn, guides to follow In matters OF
dies. and a mixed diet OF grains. fruits and
meats is Undoubtedly tie best: In spite Of
the claims made by vcEetarians and feed
cra:ks Errcrally.
As compared with grains AID vegetable.
,nca: furnishes the mos; nutriment In n
highly concentrated form and Is diEcst.d
and assimilated more quickly than veEs-
tables G- grains.
Dr. Julius Remus.on on this subject sAys:
Nervous persons. people run down in health
and cf tow vitality should eat plenty of>
meat. II ;hr digestion is too feeble at mist
/. may be rasi!y strengthened by the regular
use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal Two OF these cxccllen: tablets taken
after dinner niIi digest several thousand
grains OF meat. eggs or other animal food
in three or four hours. while thu malt
diastasc also contained In Stuart's Tablets
causes the perfect digestion OF s,nrchy foods.
like potatoes. bread. etc. and. no matter
how wcai ~. stomach may he. no trouble
will b. experienced n a regular practice II
mad. Of using S;uart's Dysprpsi. Tables.
because they supply the pcps.n and d.asiifc
SO necessary to perfect digestion. and any
form OF Indigestion and stomach trouble et-
cep: cancer }, the stomach will be over
come b. their daily use.
Tha, large class Of people who come under
the head OF nervous dy,peotics should eat
plenty OF meat and insure It's complete d.
g,stion by tho systematic use o: a SAFE.
harmless digestive medicine Ike Stuar.s
Dyspepsia Tablets. composed OF tho nstural
digestive principles. pep;one. and diastisc.
wh!eh actually perform the work OF dises-
ton and give the abused stomach a chance
- rcst ,ri &c furnish the hoiy and brain
with the necessary nu;rin.nt. Sst1p
cathartic medicines incorporating unls,-
the name of dyspepsia cures are useless for
relief or cure OF Indigestion. because ihay
have absolutely no ersc: upon the ActusI d
digestion Of food. -
Dyspepsia In all it's forms is simply afa'l-
urr Of the stomach 20 d'gc., food. and TIE
sensible way TO sol.c the riddle and euro
the indigestion is TO make daily use at
meal time 0! safe preparation which is
indorsel by tho medical profession n and
known 10 contain active digestive p.ircI-
pies, and all this can truly be said ot
S!unrts Dyspepsia Tablets. -,
Al druggists Throughout, the Un.tad
States. Canada and Grea, britain sell, then,
at the uniform price Of nifty cents for ivil
treatment. .-.,n
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the effort 30 gc, civdcnc" against the
protectors Of vice. for We, like all other
citlzcut recognize that ,hcrc will be but
a temporary houscclcanIng II these crcn-
lures AZ. not found out and punished
Like everybody else. have heard.
and perhaps | believe. that certain men
promInrn, In politics and certain officials
OF the city and OF The Police Department.
are protecting vic. ana petty crime. AID
- earnestly hope to get evidence con-
Meeting tn. guilty cncs. but We nav" not
I'VE are not a political body We 10
not. cHHnot. order the rcsiInhlOuS from
Tlmmnny Han OF Senator sullivan or
comnli -slon.r NaEl. or Martin Engci or
any other sH"r hut say TO the public
tina: II W. get evidence that any man In
Taininuny Hall, even the highest man,
was pIuftiug rom the sale % police pro-
lection TO these evils We should not hest
tate to puAi him 10 prosecution and pun
!shmcnt
AS fo- Mr.. Croker /, seems TO me
inconsistent with sanity 10 believe that
any Of this bribery for protection Of
vic, goss 10 him. IL cannot De possible
thar he would have moved for The APP
pointmeni Of committee constituted
ike ours to investigate the evil. for II
follows us surely as the night follows
IN" day thai, We VIII sooner or later
reach the guilty ones wac protect, crime
and isn't II Just a. certain tina; those
camgh, Will 'suueal' on those above
hem. II there are any above thcm-
"Our work viii not he done until ""
have discovered those who protect vice
and crime and have them punish d
remember that
the Evening World may say tina; for
me iirri time III IN. memory a: the gen
Grafton al the pOnir )Oms In the city are
closed NJ. OF course. the rropriciors are
sim mnklng hand bunk.. but this can
never be stopped. The .vcn!ug World
can also say that hts elbows that Tam
many Hall can clC~c these places by
an order At any dime. hut want to say
that We nave not closed them as the
spokesman Tor rammany Hall.
we have closed them by putting our
detectives IN them and securing evil
'lener that We wIll uer before the Grand
jury II they are ever opened again
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TO PROSECUTE
DR.. LEVERS0N.
Health Board After Ply
sician Who Opposes
Vaccination.

A. the monthly meeting ~ the Bnnrl
Of Health to-day the case Of Or. Mos
tagu" Il. I.cvcrson. OF S!ncty-MSth
street ana Shore road. Brooklyn. was
aiken up and actively discussed.
Or l.cverson gave on, II statement
tina; he had treated thirty cases OF small
ppH without reporting them 20 the
Health Board or The authorities on the
ground that he feared that the INTERIOR
"ncc OF the Health Board might lessen
the chances o: their recovery. Or. Lev
crspn also rid!culcd vaccination. and said
II was no preventative.
After discussing the matter 1, vas de-
c.dcd 20 Investigate /; AID Prcsihent
Murphy ordered Assistant Sanitary SUI
perrin; cndctG Dillingham; 10 make an y.
vcst!saiion. Tn" matter VIII again come
before the boari tomorrow n0ning
rrcs!dcn, Murphy after tho meeting o.
the board was much wroush, IN oyer
IN. statement OF br. i..versou. II" Md !.
II II should be proven that Dr.. ~
srson did !iarbor smallpox cases or any
cases OF contagious iiScis. Without re-
porting the matter To the Board Of
Health. he viii h" prosscuict
Ass.stan, Sanitary Superintendent Dill
lingham said II Or. Lovcrson has told
the truth ne viii hav. all the trouble
nc Is looking Tor.
Three cases have been reported 70
the Health Beard ~ smallpox since
Tho ntst cage was that OF
Mnnhn,,nn Stat" Asylum. 'rhe two
other cases cam. from Rr""klyn. They
were Lizzie Kelly. seventeen. OF IL
Work street and Kat: Mai'ct'o' twenty.
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GRAND JURY TO PROBE
CONDUCT OF OFFICIALS.


Similar .vidcacc will come before II
from the CliizcnS' Committee OF Fifteen
before II concludes It's labors
Tho Bellevue horrors Will be laid be-.
fore the Grand Jury. Indictments viii
b. ask.zi against tn. nurses responsible
Tor 'Ic murder OF Louis billiard. The
clark cas- ana Ot;cr Bellevue atrocities
WI bo reviewed, with view TO liking
crmlDnl responsibility on guilty officials
TlIr evidence IN Ere Marshal seery's
investigation ~ III" Tarrant Bu,ldErE
cNuI Oh showinG that many lives were
.os ,ul s.Hcrhl mullen ,ioLa.s' o.Dp-
.rty limic" wrought by the storage
OF thousands of pounds OF high cx-
plasiye, In the h"nrt, Of the business
Rice Case 4" lie prohcd.
Tho Rlc. cnsc. the Intricate story OF
murder and forgery and "A pio. FOR mill.
Grafton tnr1ush the confession OF the
r Jones. accusing Lawyer Albert +
i.atrick % being the criminal consp!ri-
The c.tso o! Mil.r Mcdonald. the gam.
h!cr whp killed one man and shot four
others In the Onawa Cafe. In Harlem. In
). Samplcr1' battle. VIII DC before them.
and ;ht raSedy vii involve an expos
ire o: the existence OF protected gam
hing VI Harlem. with Pierce Maggie. the
Tamlrauy Street Commissioner, as the
former proprietor OF gambling dens ana
ne rT'Htslt PROTECTOR a t.luue WUltH
Ias .IrsCctit-i 10 in. proprietorship OF
hir former houses.
Tho pJl.cc foCc should be made M
o, men of integrity. whose eyes are UNI
limmcl
Dcfor. tho drawing OF the jury was
begun excuses w,rc received from "A
number ~ TIE panel. Juigc Cowing
rp'iring IN" names on the panel OF
jurors. SAD
II Ibscry. that some ns YOU Jurors
served during the Inst month OF tn" last
century and that YOU arr also in the
panel fnr ihc ;w"Jticth century. From
the rhccl OF fortune or chance you have
again hecn brought TO tho court for
service Your valuuoi" experience would
be very icc"ptabi" to The Court. but "
any ~ you gentlemen who have served
during the last term OF the court desire
to l." excused the court VIII gladly com
plv with your request"
District Attorney Phiib!n and nearly
All N his ASSISTANTS were In court when
III, Grand Jury Wa sworn In. Assist
lnt DIs,rict-At'orney By-nc, who has
been promoted To- take charge OF the
G!uNt Jury work. said that the first
business Wa 10 dispose ~ prison caseE.
Tn, Grand Jury adjourned at 81
o,einck for m. day. No report was made
"a Jlig, owing. The calendar showed
that fifteen PRISON cases were taken up.
hnt NJ one outside knew how many IN
tiictmcnts had been found.
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OLCOTT DENIES STORY
OF GAMBLING SYNDICATE

EN-Jmdgc W. VI * olcort to-day de-
MED thu story tAa; he had a confession
from one os the bg gambling house pro-
prietors Who had paid large sums Of
MCCOY 20 rammary Hall Tor the priv!.
lcsc NJ runr!nE gamhiinG-h"u.c. ana
Rad been driven oui Of business. Judsu
olc"tt said:
81 VA. called up hy telephone Lass
evening hy "A man who said no was a
reporter Tor the morning paper which
publ shed The story. Ne said he had
lust been told by Lewis Nixon that he
had been Informed that there was a reg
uirn gamblers synilca;. VIII rh collc- ed
$1,000, annually Tor protection and a.
yhcd /, by a percentage scheme among
leaders OF Tamn.uy Hall.
TO this | replied: oh. can 20 you
oFc better thar hat man ap.
preached me as | walked on Broadway
the o.hcr day. and. saving he WAS an
eN-g Imbl"- who had been driven NJ
o. business, told me that the gambling
hoGsc prprlctors pad 5: 5000 year to
Tammlny Hail That IL was DIVIDED Into
,wcnty-c!rht shares; that four shares
went to very grca; chief In Tammany
FOR his own: eight shares went TO Il
STATE senator who divided equally with
seen other members OF the LesIsla-
ture; chat other shares went TO the
head o, ono Of she c!ty departments and
others, no one man rc,,sHS m@rc than
one twenty eighth OF the big fund.
The reporter asked me x would
s,and for the story and II was going
10 present the evidence 20 the Grand
jury. and | replied that | wouldn't
stand for the story: that took no
stock in IL: that didn'; Know the man
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KELLER LIKELY TO
GUST O'ROURKE.
His Words Indicate that He Will but He
Refuses to Make Positive Statement.

II p.Ua,.,,.
'"s. nav So ,,a,.,.
ocsp's .ne oes " ''S ~
10 90 "hn' was ,'s"', w. IT
VINO j. ap'e " IAN. ''''s ~
."s1''u.'o". W." -, $50. :, have
GONE "'ons 60. 80 - ,,, ~,
ho.n'hs "s".is' "up. y i''a -, i. ~.
welfare Oh ''''' p,' =. -,
NUMBER we ''Ne',.' "a"
al persona! eonSi'eF'''oh'
In those "o'us 'oth'''isstoner hescr
sealed the ta'e OF su''' itonfkc' or
Bellevue hospith'. INC man "hoH ne
mad reappo'He' Ut 'he 'e''0''"' Ee'e'9'
OF hchh1a '''ht''
Comm4ss'oher heHeF s"i' s'eh DC"
At the Ne" Amsterdam 10 So W n,'
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BULL COTTON MARKET.
Puhlic Du. Ing on n Mig scale nnd
Gables StrOnu.

bul. sc1f'r EFT "cvn'icd In the cotton
market to-day. with the public . CON
picuous pp#r'tior ~ the irlup months.
Liverpool cables were strong and for
eign buying was urgent The opening
WAS hrm ana TO 10 points higher.
Tho opening prices were: January.
s.@ to l"s,i F"h-un.". o.: to a7,:
March. 9,6T TO sGs; April. 9.s3 to 9Gj:
May, s.s5 to y6i; June. e,D 1" oGl; July.
SO Ia 9.5,: August. se> :" e.:,. Septcm-
Der. SIS to 81. October. s.as TO SIS. No
vcnbtr, 80
Til. closing prces were; JANUARY. eS
20 ?,I. February. aS TO ?65. March
No. June. a5. to 9a,: July. 9S to au
August, 3.la to 80; September, s.Gf /,
sss, October SCI 10 So. Market barely
steady.
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who told !; 10 me: TIM, | had expected
nm to strike me- fur dollar and was
surprised tha, he itlr't; ihtt Il wa.a
evidence, ana II Il had bran evidence
would not hc gcriprsne about II 10 a
newspaper reporter
Whom tho reporter told MIR Olcot.
had got no evidence against those who
protested VICE" he repl I'D:
II believe that committee Is honest
and doing the bes; II San n Is having
the same experience that every invcsti-
gator hh. who trlca 10 hunt gu, ira,
particular form or corruption. No o,;e
viii give evidence
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EVIDENCE AGAINST HOWARD.
Distrirt-Att"rncy Clarke says lie
win Prove BignmS.

District-Atiorncy J. F.. Clarke said
to an Evening World reporter this ar
ternoon: MY brother. r. f. Clarke. a
drtersir. attached to this office. has
gathered enough evidence In Boston to
convict Howard OF bigamy.
lie has found that the Rev. Joseph
Limbcrt married Howard and Anna
Kay ~ cambri lSc IN 1890.
II hope (" have witnesses OF the mar
riaE: IN court tomorrow. II they can
not be present at such short notice
will ask an adjournment. | have also
documentary evidence In the shape OF
letters that Will. ! am confident. secure
Il couviC ton
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CHILD BADLY SCALDED.
hoy upsct Krt,I- ri
milling Water

Tho ,wo.year-olh son ~ Ernes; W.
Tookcr. n well-known lawyer OF River
head. l.. l.. upset n kettle of boiling
water In his fathers home to-day aud
was terribly scaldcd.
The water poured down his face. rccl,
aud body. inn!ct.ng frghttul tcalds.
When The child's clothing wa. removed
the skin peeled M In s:rius. The boy
Il IN critical condition.
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TENNESSEE TROOPS COMING.
Nrndy 10 Leave Phiitppinrs-Grn.
Macarthur Dids Them Adiru.

MANILA. Jan '.-G"n. Macarthur.
accompanied By his STAFF reviewed the
Thir;y-scvcu,h Regiment OF Infantry
Omitted States Noiuni"sr-j. on the
l.uncta Field. this evening. All the COM
panies were together almost for the iirst
time since the regiment was organized.
After the review the regiment was
drawn up in clos. order. and Gen. Mac
Arthur. In n farewell address. congratu-
lated the officers and men on Their
brnv.r discipline nri iudrr'.nt
The Th!rty-stvcrth VII sail for home
Oh An tr,,Its..O't ivrl'...I thursday.
Nor. than halt the I:'cr ANA m.pv Of
the officers are from Tennessee.
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Manager Jnck.on Sc. free.

Caleb II. Jackson. the Vicc-Pres!d"ni
and Manager OF the United Electric and
Power Company. was arrested AZ the
Plaza Hotel this afternoon on the charge
OF violating the smoke ordinance. The
house OF the company In at tOI.il9 East
Twenty eighth street.
Magistrate Oln,s,ed discharged Mr.
Jackson.
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BARLEY KINGS" WIFE PAYS.
Mrs. O'Nciir. creditors Accept 80
rcr Cent, uud Court Frees Her.

CHICAGO. Jan. THE financial trou-
b,c- OF Mrs E:vangel.rc Claire O'Nc!ll,
VII. OF Henry J. O'Ne.il, known n the
Barley King" came 10 an end To-day
when Judge Kohlsaat In the United
States District Court entered an order
,l.,harg!ns her from all Indebtedness
The settlement OF the bankruptcy pro.
cocdinss was the result Of u compromise
with Mrs. O'Sc!iis leading cred!;o
the GrGnt"rs wh"Sg e,aim'- WEE AZ Veg.
claims.
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WOMEN sWIN0LE SWANS.
The, I<rrp Railroad Fare Sent b,
Men IOokimu for Wives.

LITTLE FALLS. y. Y. Jan. The
police have evidence tina; several women
In thu city are swindling men who ad-
y.r;i.. for wives in matrimonial papers.
The women answer the advertisements.
and after correspondence has been car
rteI ON for some time. promise to meet
their victims II money Is sent to pay
railroad fare.
or cours. they do not keep the prom
lsc The police have had complaints
from several men.
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Connection, rsi. pcn.Ion-r Dead.

special to The Evening worldJ
BALTIc. Conn. Jan. Mrs. Lucy
Pollard. widow OF James Pollard. Cap
tain OF militia In tho war ~ ISL! died
strong. two miles from here. She was the
las, Known ISL: pensioner In the State
nni was born Oct. 10. 1888 She had
never been sick. and weighed less than
seycnty.tivc pounds.
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special to The Evening World.

,specl.l 10 The Evening World
UTICA, y y, Jan. IA wcil.drsssed
Young woman WAS taken suddenly III
l,s, nigh, AT III. corner Of Nar!cE and
streets while waiting for a car
and J,cd white being carried into near.
bv drug store l.atc this afternoon her
remains We're Identified as those OF Miss
France. Stevens. OF . Elizabeth street.
who has been missing from home some
time. The Coroner will investigate.
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WHEAT WAS QUIET.
Tr"hi"E Wh"iiy Pr"f-.sionni aud
the Price. Strn,lS

tn" wheat market opened abDu, steady
with trad" nuict. Trading wa, who'll,
professional. Corn wus f,r;n bu, quiet.
New rork's opening prices were: Mn,
wheat -: March. NJ IL
Ch!caro's opening Prices were: Ma,
wheat. ID l.: TO 10: May corn. IS ~
New fork's closlm. prices were: Jan.
wheat. 81 IL: March whoat. " -: May
wheat. ~. Jan. corn. r /, bid: May
corn. u -.
Chicaso's closing prices were: May
wheat -.
January wheat, -; May wheat. ~.
January corn. ID ~: March corn. II IT,.
Nav corn. rs n-S
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safe Co"uuc, Tor DR.. >or,on.

WASHINGTON. jar. The Turkish
Government has furnished Or. Thomas
Norton. who was appointed United
states cop-ui at Iinrpooi. wha, are
known as travelling papers. constitu;r g
a safe conduct to enable the doctor 10
proceed to his post. There Is reason to
believe that this action forecasts a COM
p.Iancc b.. Ithe urk. sh Government with
Inc reques; OF tho State Department
Tor . regular cxepuatur for DR.. So:toa.
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READING PEOPLE ACCEPT.
Deal with Central Unii-
rond ~ New JrrsrS L. CIiurhc,I.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. The Boar,
OF Directors Of the Reading Company
TO-DAY accepted the oflcr o, J + Morgan
TRANSFERRING III" Central Railroad Of New
Jersey To- The Reading Company.
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Ci"nL D-uirr Assigns.

Richard " Van Hohcnhofr. retail
dealer in cloaks and suits. at 20 SIKH
avenue. to-day assigned to Edward A.
Baylcs, ~.th preference, TO creditors FOR
q mn
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PRESIDENT HILL COMING.
Nv prctrd Here TO-NiOrrOw ~ Per-
feet Northern I'RriIjc Drnl

President J. J. IIiI. o. the Grca.
Northern Railway. i expected IN .own
tomorrow.
/. IL thought that the 'lnal details OF.
the 81. Paul. Great Northern and North
crn Pacific deal will then b. perfected.
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$780, 900 BlLL0vEToaa
Mayor Di..pprovea Of Resel.tioa.
tn Improve City Prisoa.

After long wal. for a quorum the
municipal Council met this afternoon rs
the charter provides.
4 resolution passed by the Council on
Dec. I. authorizing the expenditure OF
sin.coo on the City Prison. this money tn
come from corporate stoca. was rcturpSd
by the Mayor without his approval.
A resolution authorizing the issuance
@: corporate stock for 10000 for improv-
referred to the Finance Committee.
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Much Work for Jury.

The January Grand Jury. sworn IN to-
day. mas sensational work Gu, out for
1t. II Il believed that the D!srlct-Ai-
torncy has already presented the cvi-
denr" 81 the Thmmany Committee ~
Five. charging police with failure 20
clos. EAmbiin: houses reported 20 them
by The Committee.
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authority. He should have some N
urc Of responsibility over them
O'Rnurkc Not W0rrird.

authority. He should have some mca,,
urc Of responsibility over them"
O'R"urkc No, Worried.
When told that his removal was In,
minent and thu, Or. Louis Z. Srh4!tz
who has been placed IN chnrg. ~ he
insane pavilion since The exposure .!
the billiard Inquest. was slatc'' 70 sue.
coed him. Supi O'Rourkc sad
II am not worried. / nave been here
FOR eleven years and KNOW my 'Mtics
and my responsibilities
Asked II the independence OF the Med
ical Board and The llr.'- had brough,
about the abuses. Mr. uEUurkc str king
" contradic,cd Commissioner Keller
They are no; independent OF M. he
said Il am boss %. this entire hospital q"
Then do you hold ynursel, RESPONSE
BILE for everything tina, has been charged
rs happening here recently asked the
reporter.
IL refuse 10 answer that question. hut
! viii sag tina; am BOSS here and Mr..
Keller Is my boss
DO you thnk ;he conduct o, III" in.
stitut!on could b. Bothered by having Il
physician a. h head 81 IT,
stands ON III. u~rord.
II haven't any opinion 80 express on
that ! have been here for eleven years
aud am standing on my record
Superintendent O'Kourke viii have
a chance 10 toll OF his -c-ord aud other
shinSs bc'ur" the Board Of Inquiry
which IL holding its preliminary session
to-day.
Commissioner Keller Is sitting as
Grand inpulsitnr. assisted ny the Com
mItico pi Five from the Medical Board.
III started In 20 probe The scandals In
the Insane pavilion ana began with
list 81 the witnesses hcfor. thr co:uncr
IN the liillilrd case
The iiF>t witness, was John Gleason.
IN. hospital attendant, who testified 10
rtaLdlng around and looking on while
billiard aas jumped on beaten, and
finally Killed
Drs Fitch and Whitman. the !n,crncs.
nurses ana attendants and Superintend-
"a. o'l,oLrkc VIII be called on 10 testify.
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New York Ynrh, cub Nay n.h.

Especial to T'n- ffsa.nt WorlG.'
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Jan. lit If
said here tina. the New York zach, Clab
VIII &c among the bidders on Feb. /.
,or !hs ana,iJn. Chamberlain. ~ o.
PniEt ,'r'G, i, ronduc: Il as a swell,
clubhouse and hotel.
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cobb,-.,os~ ~. Revenge.

After a fight In Steve Brod!c's Bow
cry saloon this afternoon. tao defeated
pugii!st tossed cobblestone through
the window. smashing glass valued at
$50.
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,Iurrlcnnc Mt the Azores.

ST. MicHAEI'S. ADORE ISLANDS,
Jan. IA lurrlcaac has passed. over the
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LONDON STOCKS DOWN.

~ celcny Views Anec,. Al Sc.
: seaxificss Except Americans.
/ y ~ Exception Of America. sallsrs