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$500 CHAIN VANISHES.
Box In which II Was shipped Found TO
Contain Only He'd Paper.

A small package which was supposed
to contain diamond-studded lorgnetfe
chain in which were III stones. valued
at $500, was shipped last Sunday by Shaw
& Berry. jewellers of Washington, 10 the
jewelry firm OF J. Frankel Sons of 6s Nassau
street. The package was sent by ths
Adams Express Company and was de-
livere1 on Tuesday morning to the frn
to which IL had been consigned. SO many
packages came that day that the Frankel4
put this one in the safe and did not open
II till night Then they discovered that
there was nothing inside the box but rel
paper According 10 the Washington firm,
the chain was packed in their office on
Sunday afternoon under the personal
supervision Of one of the proprietors II
was put in small wooden box Of the kind
generally used by jewellers. about six
inches long, This was the size Of the box
received here. The box had been covered
with manila paper and then sealed with
wax. The package was registered ami
sent by one of the clerks TO the Office Of the
express company in Washington, where
1t was again stamped and sealed by the
company, These seals were found un-
broken when the package was delivered
here.
According to the jewellers, the chain
was stolen in transit. Mr. Young. the
local agent Of the Adams Express Com
pany, said yesterday:
we delivered this package in good order
and we have the receipt showing il was
so delivered. Our theory il that il Is a
case OF bungle on the part of some shipping
clerk Of the Washington firm. II IL was a
robbery, the robbery was committed before
the package was delivered TO US. PACK
in sealed trunks and the utmost precau-
tions taken against loss or robbery
Jewelry packages are always insured
in transit by companies making il their
special business. These companies gen
orally employ the Pinkertons in case Of
robbery or loss.
The sun., 1901-12-28
VICTIM CAME OFF VICTOR.
Florida Visitor Kills One Assaiisnt and
wounds Another.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. ~ Two
young Jacksonville men, William N. Lloyd
and his younger brother. Dee Lloyd, at
tempted to murderously assault and rob
Charles A. Mikell. a visitor TO the city from
Columbia county. last night In East Jack
sonville and In the desperate fight that
followed Will was killed. Dec mortally
wounded and Mr.. Mikel terribly cut about
the face and otherwise bruised and i'll
treated
Mikell came here a few days ago and
was visiting at Mr.. Wilkerson's In River
side. While standing on Bay street yester-
day afternoon the Loyds approached him
and invited him 10 go with them TO the
ostrich farm In East Jacksonville. On the
way they stopped at a saloon and had
some drinks Arriving at the farm. the
Loyds changed their minds and per-
suAded Mikell 10 60 with them further on
Here the road was lonely and the path
through the woods narrow. They walked
along Miltell IL the centre. Dee In frout
and viii behind Suddenly Dee. with az
oath, hi' Mikell blow IN the face. following
II up with Otherr az he fell.
vii caught Mikeli by the throat and
tried 20 strange him Mikell struggled
hard. viii then called out 20 Dee wow
l. YOUR chance cut hun Dee tumpei
back aud drew knife Mikell half raLsed
himself from The ground. twisted one arm
free and drawing his revolver fired NJ Dee
hitting him Ia the abdomen. Dee fel
shoulder and hr'd 81 wIl. killing him In
stsnuy
Mikril sirreLsisrsd % the police and vas
cleared uV the toroner'e Jury.
The sun., 1901-12-28
ALDEN rs STILL MISSING.
Eeiiers secretar, Drew None, From the
Bank on the DAY Tie Lett Town.

No trace Of the Rev. Charles A Alden.
prtvate secretary 20 John W Keller. Com
missioner 81 Charities. who has been miss
ing since Saturday last had been found
up 20 late hour last night Commissioner
Keller was seen at the Democratic club,
where he was In conference with one Of the
two accountants who have been going over
Alden's books The two spent almost an
hour gong over "a great mass ~ Iap'rs
WiIch were covered with closely written
nyur-s When the Commissioners had gone
over the pap"r- all hc Shntrd 20, be- sald 90
the Reporters
I'VE know all have d.scovcred that
MT Alden drrN some money from the
Astor Plaoo Tank hsfuTe be- left iuT Phila
delpila an Ssufday "" have tried IA
. every NaN 60 Yef some tIaDr - hiU, but
hAN, fallrd I have -e"n aud talked with
be- sif, and s'h be bfu'hrf and th"y
are ht much lu ths dafk a. tu he Wi-fr-
ailuuts a. I an. l have ass-'i tho police
o. hud NJ Aldsu n thry oan aud a. huid
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incorporated at Albany.

ALBANY. Dec. 27-The Fifth Avenue
Building Company ~as Incorporated to-day
With a capital ~ o. .soo.O 90 60 deal IN and
improve r.al estate and building In New
York city. The dinrct"r- are Walter ".
McBri.n. Frank D Sor'on and Millisn
X Ellington Of New York
Conrad st"ins Sons has been Incorporated
20 Manufacture boor. alice and porter IN
New York city. with q capital of t2oo,Co
The difect ors are Alexander St"in Conrad
stein ami Josephine stein 81 Nes iufk.
of Neu NoTk City hAs sell inCoTpufs strd
~uh q capita 4 t95p.oJ. 60 manufacture
aud deal i, hafts ais aud hone and 'afTlAgo
sluds Ius directors are William Mai
frank e. Campbell. LiNiu e. 1it.-.ii. Eug,f
Tuu.rt ~ NrN iutt. and Dayil Pie
xurth e BROOKLYN
The sun., 1901-12-28
HEI>/I SCORES 40 tIk.
Judge diane, Won't ,aests Order 10
Permit inspection Of Ansconds Mine.

BrITT Mon D,c 2; Judg. ,.ancS
of ito Dlstuct t,ur' r-'usad to-day 60
varate tho order made by hfu -pu" dave
ago permitting D Augus'ur lir.u'" 'o
survey And iusIe'f thr Anaconda Hii
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attorney fpf han9s admiu"t hat ti"
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The sun., 1901-12-28
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES MEET.
-Four Hold Cony en,io Ions simult aneousiy a'
Columbia.

The annual conventions Of four scientific
societies were held at Columbia University
yesterday The third session OF the Arch9-
illogical Institute o. America began at 10
o'clock in the morning
Prof. Charles c. Torrey Of Yale described
a recently discovered PhGnician temple
ruin: Miss Lucia c. e. Grieve of this city read
a paper on THE Dead Who Are Not Dead
Prof Samuel Ives Curtiss of the Chicago The
ological Seminary spoke Of ancient sacrifice
among modern Scmites, mentioning recent
case in Syria when ton sheep were slain as
a blessing at the opening Of new railroad
at Beirut. Prof. Mary Gilmore Williams Of
Mount Holyoke College dis used the lives
of Roman cmpresses and Prof. A. V Williams
Jackson of Columbia described some arch@-
illogical memoranda made during his recent
trip through India
In the afternoon a joint meeting was held
with the Society OF Biblical Literature and
Exegesis. At the evening session Prof.
Nicholas Murray Butler. acting President
Of Columbia University. welcomed the
institute to Columbia and Prof. Thomas
Day Seymour of Yale, Vice-President OF the
institute, delivered the annual address on
THE First Twenty Years of the American
School of Classical Studies and Research
The American Physical Society met in
Fayerweather Hall. Papers on scientific
subjects were read and discussed by Prof
William Hallock. Louis !. More, j. y.
Shearer, F.. Rutherford. s. j. Allen. A. A
Nicholson, +. X. Watson. c. {. Trowbridge
and William F. Magic.
The Mathematical Society went into con-
.vention in tho engineering building at II
O'Clock In the morning. The principal
speaker was Sir Robert 5, Ball Sir Robert
was presented to the society by Prof. Ernest
W. Brown of Haverford College. Another
g,Est was ID. X Curtiss OF Harvard who
was introduced by Prof, Maxine Bocher
Of the same institution. An unusual event
was the presentation Of a paper by woman,
Prof, Charlotte Andrews Scott OF Bryn
Mawr College, who occupied thrce-quarters
Of an hour in expounding A Recent Method
for Treating the Intersection Of Two
Curves" The annual dinner OF the society
was held at the Marlborough Hotel in the
evening at which representatives of the
American Physical Society were present.
Covers were laid for 100
The sun., 1901-12-28
LEAVES A FORTUNE TO CHARITY
VIII OF Roswell A. Roberts Makes Many
Large Public Requests.

YoNKERs, Dec 27-The will Of Roswell
A Roberts. who died in Yonkers on Dec. 10,
was probated here yesterday, and to-day
letters testamentary were issued. Mr.. Rob
ert. left several hundred thousand dollars
70 charity.
To his daughter. Isabella X. Brownson.
the wife OF Capt. W. II. Brownson. L. s. ".
Is left si5O.oOO other bequests are: 5000
each TO the Womsn's Christian Temperance
Union. the First Presbyterian and Day
spring PRESBYTERIAN churches, Emanuel
Chapel, St. Johns Riverside Hospital OF
Yonkers, the Presbyterian Cnurch Of
Griffin, $1,000 TO the Homeopathic
and Maternity Hospital. YOnkers; 5000
10 Daniel Fitzpatrick, al employee.
40 600 each 20 New York Society for the
prevention of Cruelty to Animals. New York
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty 10
children, Young Mem Christian AS-pcia-
,ion of New York Wilson johnson Indus
trial School, New York Presbyt crian Home
i'm Fast S.vent ty-third street. Presbyterian
hoard Of Relief First Presbyterian churches
of Lyons, y Y. Annapolis, Md and Daricu,
Ga Congregational Church Of Norwalk,
Conn: Baptist and Methodist churches
of HAwkinsville. Ga. TO 1TypheEa G
Robert of Grimm, Ga, az annuity of 81 800
and 20 the children Of Mr- Bra andish ia
California. 5000, 20 be divided equally
among them To Roswell Walker. son Of
Reuben Walker 81 DArien. Ga. sS.OD, 90
Jennie r McGra,h. ss.Oo
The balance ~ the estate i 90 he eguslly
divided D-twten Commander Willard
Browu.on and the Homeopathic ard
Maternity Hospital of lunkers No In"n-
tion Of the value - the cstat" - mad" iu
the will or what u cpus.stz ~ Mr. Hoborts
had Hved IN Yonkers for many y'arr lie
Wa born IN Homer. y Y Nj yearr ago
Fnr many years li- wac prominent mem
h.r of the Cotton EXchangr. nut retired
some tim. ago liz funeral took pla"
LAT SUNDAY
The sun., 1901-12-28
ASPHALT TmsT ~ PiTTsBURG
suits Brought Against u Dismissed In
United states Court.

PirTsbUEo Pa Dec % The SUITE ~
James A johnson against the Piitsburg
and peunsylvanla Asphalt companies and
the city 81 Piusburs we're disInlsssd in
the United Sta's- prruit Court to-day
The writ. we're brought lasi year Nv
Johnson. a r-sid-ut - North Carolina. bat
a propertN .Sn-r - Piui-burg a. RESTRAIN
the city ~ lritsbuTg tnrUugh its proper
offio-fs. fTum awarding ooii aH fur 'hs
Isving and grading ~ certain sif~~ts 10
ihs o0mpafies named a. d~fendants
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~ tho Irplfv Asphalt Company A. tls
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KENTUCKY DENTIST FLOGGED.
He Tried to Kiss the VIE Of . Friend While
She Was Having Tooth Filled.

LEBANON JUNCTION. Dec. 27.-The timely
flight Of DIR. q. NJ Crayton. a wel-known
dentist OF this place. saved him from severe
chastisement at the hands of the Hey
Rubes.- an organization of regulators. DR..
Crayton's offence was an insult offered
20 Mrs Marion L. Pearce. one Of the most
highly respected women in this little rail-
road town. Crayton was severely hogged
by Mr.. Pearce, the woman's husband and
was forced to ask her pardon.
Mrs Pearce is a petite brunette and one
Of the hsndsomest young matrons in this
part of the State She Is the deughter OF
f. L. Thomas of Louisville, and lived with
her parents prior To her marriage TO Mr..
Pearce. less than year ago. Her hus-
band IL about IS years of age. Mrs. Pearoe
had heen having DR. Crayton do dental
work for her. About the middle of last
week she called at his Office. There was no
one present but DR.. Crayton and herself
While in the act Of filing tooth, II Is
alleged he III idenly stopped and placed
his hand on Mrs.. Pearce familiarly and
attempted Ia kiss her Mrs. Pearce stIu Z
gled TO get out Of the chair and screamed
The dentist, then released her and she
went home and told her husband. He
took a wagon trace, ried TO the dentist 3
Office, and belabored the doctor uatil he
ran into the yard. He whipped hun there
until he ran back into the office. He then
forced the dentist to 90 to Mrs. Pearce's
home and beg her pardon. DR.. Crayton
took the next train cut OF town and has
not been heard of since.
Tho .Hey Eubca." an organization which
does the work that the @, urts neglect 20 do,
held a meeting. and the crowd in white
caps, armed with switches. hurried 70
the dentis, a Office determined to take him
to the whipping pole. in the woods and
give him a scu1d thrashing. They were
disappointed in not finding him.
DR., Crayton IL IS years old, gra6uate
of the I, uisville Dental College and native
OF Minneapolis. MINI. He and Pearce had
haan GOOD friend
The sun., 1901-12-28
TO ACCEPT ARBITRATION PLAN.
Pan-Amcrican Congress Now Expected
TO Agree.

CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. 27-The danger
Of the Pan-American Congress being
wrecked on the question Of arbitration
appears TO ba past There is general
conveyance OF opinion toward The Hague
Convention scheme. The United States
and Mexico got together on the PROPOSE
tion for all South American nations to
enter through negotiations with Mexico.
The Hague Convention, thus satisfying
Mexico in the rejection Of her proposition.
Peru's delegates received instructions from
their Government yesterday TO concur.
and the Argentine delegates are said to
have agreed In caucus, seeing the useless
ness OF holding out.
On the other hand, 1t is understood that
a condition Of adherence TO The Hague
Convention on the part OF some South
American nations is that Mexico join them
In signing an independent compulsory
plan q arbitration The United States.
Chile. Ecuador. Colombia and Nicaragua
will not sign a compulsory plan. IL Is
thought that tho committee will report
early next week.
An idea has arisen definitely fixing Jan
is az the date Of closing the conference
The session opened promptly to-day and
a disposition was displayed by the delegates
TO get down 20 business The report Of
the Committee on General Welfare, refer
ring the communication regarding an
International peace bureau 20 the Com
mitt@e on Arbitration, and indorsing the
Olympic games a. Chicago, was approved
The report of the Committee on resources
aud Statistics. recon me ding that the
Governments send from time 10 time 20
the Bureau of American Republics a. COM
plate Information ~ possible regarding
popuIat ION, natural resources, manufact-
Ilrs. and commerce, VAS approved The
committee report on reciprocity and com
merca. recommending that reciprocity
treaties ba declared a fundamental pfin-
Ciple ~ pan -Amsrioani-iu, Nas disc,lssed
N-npr Matte submitted an Afnsl dmeni
that within q year from the closing % tho
conference there should meet in New hoTl,
a cus'ufus consfo~- compu-'si - del-sai"-
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The sun., 1901-12-28
LOBBYISTS AMONG ALDERMEN?
UPROAR IN THE BOARD WHEN
M'INNFS MADE THE CHARGE.
says they Usrd Aldermanic Telephones TO
Report Vote to Their Employers Ma
combs Dam bridge Franchise Beaten
-I.enox Avenue II. r. Extension Also.

There was an uproar at the second day :
session Yesterday of the special meeting
Of the Board Of Aldermen and once the
meeting was on the verge OF breaking up IN
a row. The Tammany members tried to
pass through the application of the Union
Railway Company for a franchise to build
connecting tracks across Macomb's Dam
bridge. The Council has already given It's
consent to the scheme
During a roll call Alderman Mclnnes,
the minority leader on the floor. attempted.
amidst wild shouting. gesticulating to make
a point OF order. President Woods ruled
that the point could not he taken at that
moment and when Mr. McInnes refused
to be aueted the sergeant-at arms was or
dered to compel him to take his seat. FOR
some moments there was pandemonium
in the chamber. Alderman Mclnnes, how
ever, was not TO be subdued.
For the last three weeks, he exclaimed,
we have had men who are not members OF
this body occupying seats upon the hoor
Of this chamber. AZ Yesterdays meeting
there were men in these seats VINO were
here merely in the capacity of lobbyists.
These men should not be allowed upon TINS
floor Therefore, move that the sergeant
alarms be instructed TO clear tne moor
Mr. McInnes went on TO say that II had
come to his knowledge that representatives
of certain men who were interested in rail-
road franchises had used the aldermanic
telephones to report 10 their employers
how members OF the board had voted upon
various franchise propositions.
"NcInnes is playing to the galleries.
said Alderman Mccall. the Tamrnany leader:
Il defy him or any one else TO show that l
have ever been even approached by
lobbyist. No more honest body OF leg
islators has ever been collected together
than we have here in this board.
Mr. Mclnnes was prevailed upon 10
withdraw his motion upon the understand
ing that the rules Of the house would be
complied with. President Woods there
upon instructed the sergeant -at- arms to
clear tho floor of everyone except the mem
bers OF the board and the reporters. In
stantly there was a storm of protests from
all parts of the room. In the tumult Alder
man Cukin was heard to shout: have
deaf and dumb friend back here. lie
hasn't cent TO give to any man, 40 there
is nothin' doin' in his case.
The McCombs dam franchise proposition
was defeated by a vote of % TO l3. IL was
made a special order for the meeting on
Monday. E.,
The resolution 20 extend the rapid transit
route in Lenox avenue was again lost.
A resolution was adopted appropriatlng
SIS, ,3as for new pumping plant in The
Bronx The West Tenth street connecting
franchise was once more voted down, but
was made a special order for Mondays
meeting.
The sun., 1901-12-28
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Hampst.aa q the Villag" q Fon MssL-
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~ lnourI,oiaiiou SilL to sias hAIsuls
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The sun., 1901-12-28
GIRL GONE WITH HER LOVER.
PARENTS CHOSE ANOTHER, But
HER HEART WAS TRUE TO DILL.
Mother Told Her II She Went to Meet Him
She Need Never Come Back She Went,
and They're Prob ably Married Now. but
Their Friends Haven't Seen Them since.

She Need Never Come Back She Went,
and They're Probably Married Now. but
Their Friends Haven't Seen Them since.
Ethel Stanton, IS years old. the only
daughter OF George Stanton. n contractor
and builder of 30s Dean street, Brooklyn,
left her home on Thursday night after
her mother had said. Ethel, II you go
out tonight to meet Will Rivers, you need
never come back
Rivers is a young plumber and the girls
parents frowned on his attentions and
favored Matt c. Smith, young broker,
who has an Office in Park row. The girl
preferred Rivers On Christmas night
Smith and Rivers had fight In front OF the
Stanton house and Smith got the worst OF
IT, This engered the girls parents and they
ordered her to have nothing more to 40
with the plumber.
The girl left her home sobbing on Thurs
day night and went TO the house Of Riverss
mother, Mrs. George Rivers. at 426 Bergen
street and asked hor advice. few min-
utes later Rivers came in from work and
heard the story. He put on his best clothes
and left the house with the girl, telling his
mother that they would be- married that
night. Up 10 a late hour last night Mrs.
Rivers had not heard from them again.
The girls parents were bitter against
both Of the young people last night Mrs
Stanton said:
We have had no news Of our, daughter
since she lel, this house Thursday mght
This is no longer her homeh Her iIa,nGfd iIa,nGfd
her Il she went 1t would be- for ever. she
insisted on going That Is all
The sun., 1901-12-28
GOOD NEWS ron THE ICE TRUST,
cooperative Company shut on the East
side waterfront 10y Dock hoard.

An application by the Peoples Coopera-
tive Ice Company for lease OF the pier
at the foo, Of Eas, Seventy-ninth street
was refused yesterday by the Dock Board
The company had just released it's tenancy
of A pier al Sixty-first street and the East
River not expecting that its application
for the lease of tho other pier would he
denied The action Of the Dock Board
leaves the company with only one pier
at tie foot Of Wes, Thirty-n'nth street and
shuts IL completely ~ the East River.