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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
SCANNELL'S TRUST IN
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Admits that His Friend Gets
4 Commission from
Contractors

Comptroller Colar Is preparing 20
make public aiildnvlts showing that tn.
city has been nulctci In large sums
!or goods Supplied to the Fire DEPART
n'cn,. Inferior goods. |; Is alleged. have
N"en supplied nt high prices.
The Fire Commissioner admits that
his friend. William l.. MARKS. has a
practical monopoly IN fu.nishIr" sup
Piles 10 the department. Marks admits
h" gets commission on nearly every
ialnE which the Fire Department; pur-
chis's. bu; denies tina; he uses political
snnucnc. TO secure contracts or tha; MIA
friendship .or Mr. Scanned has any,hin s
to do With his sacrcGs.
lie acknowledge that before MIR
S.nnncll tool u:Ii.c he never sold
n dollars worth Of gooi. to the
department. lie admits that nc
recently gave feast a: the
democratic Club In honor OF Mr.. Sean
nell n. 3l75 per plate. He declares that
his former partner. Charles u. Castle.
p,ade statements thar the firm had po-
Stical influence: that when Commits
s!orer scannell heard this he would
have nothing to do with Il until Castle
got out. and that therefore he got rid
OF Castle In order to he able tn 10 bust
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

keep our lips closed on that, and 90 far
as "" are concerned no more vii! be
learned. That settles that. Lh. boysr'
WHAT'S that" asked Death
Il Jus; told him" explained McA.ister.
that We ar. not goins 10 say anytsinG
about this case.
''yon be; your life" sFowlcl Death In
ugly tones. They don't g.t any inter
views from us. Wha, DO W. car. now
You pcopl" mus, think We are chumps.
We've been roasted anl never ala have
-hh., W. ain, looking for any nos. :.
That's just what" chiincd In Camp
bell. Whatever We do, were going 10
stick together iii the end"
That's right, boys" cE!mci the four
OF them IN chorus.
Mrs, sigicr. OF loi Hamilton avenue.
nothcr-,n.inw " Canpbell's ster,
stool NJ siout!y for the young man
when she learned that he had been sen.
fenced equally with McAlis,cr.
Andrew In not II bad boy she said.
NE was led into the trouble. II vii.
XIII his sister: she worshippsd him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
A CAUSE OF HEADACHE.
One Very Common Cause, Generally
Overlooked.


Headache IL symptom. i" 'na'eauon y.
ierahrcineht or a!scase IN some ''h."' 80
The cnu'" OF the heaoaene u "''ncu' - w.
at" brcsnse - many diseases HA'' "s~"
ache "a prominent symptom. ae'
nf ne stomach ana hse.. nea'' Iouo'e' ~'u'
n"y aisrase' 'ehs 'ron''e' e'' '"~'"
h'ths xiais"s. a' P'"'"ee .'''ua'e', a'N
sc 'ou!d always '''a.' ."s ''sA" .eI -
IL iauI' '"e cure u "'soa.s
"ou'o " i""en S'"'''e' a
Ho"sseF' 10, 'hA' ,o'" ~ ". nv.
l'oh'"' heSa"'"e' P"'" 'AsN VI ,"e " A"u
IN 'oe"e"a' 'hc cause no" ""o"u w
cs'AI'h =" ''e "eAa a"i ''o@'' ""Va III.
h'aoae"e '"~e" w oA1N " "s"" 80
Sex " oneh caused ''on 'A'A''n u Wv
''oshaeh or h'er'
AZ any r"te. cstartn u inc most common
cause of such headaches. and the cure OF tho
cn,,rrb causes a prompt d!sappea.ance OF
inc heacaches.
There 10 At presen; no treatment for ca.
tarrh 20 convenient, and effective a S,uar,'s
$500, r..,... 1880,
IA1Irn '"o's1' . "e~ '"'e'"A' 'eneoJ )"
tablet form. composed OF ausisepucs like
Eucalypto,. Guaicol and Blood Root which
-, 80. ~. 49,, -, .,u,. m. .II,n,,,,i1.
A' aPo" '"e WV" A"a sAo.' ~"e s''~,''u
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"a, r.y.sn,n.r. ~ In,crunu for thci'
Wv "' " W
sense ot fairness ana rnse"c' "i ''''''
ia dealing With this cast.
..,y.,,,t,, many ,,,tr-s th,, so.
,,.,,.,..
'"na II inite tA' p"'''
but sc prnpos" ,o bear ~. rini-hin"h'
u.,,.
,,, ,.,,. I,v,
w f'"P"" " ~" ~ ."'
HOnth Shigh h Law t"tnth i'f S""
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

nror I'm 10 all can 70 rou- ~
n.,or rest until get you a pardon
Tin all right. sister SAID Campbell,
"ron't worry. You've don" an awful 10,
FOR me. I'll never forget YOU"
"Oh. didn't th;nk he'd give sou IN,
much II he only knew YOU ne 1li
know ne wouldn't. know you adm,
mcaa TO d" any harm. Thrs'il learn III.
truth SOM day.
I:>-Juugo scott spcn, :. fow minutes
with MCAIlstcr. and nf;erHarl the
young m0ns hr",hcr-in-iaw ~! cd
him
Es."rtrd the Sentence.
IN. men were served their dinner a.
noon. all eatIn., a!th u seemingly good
appetite warden buckley permitted 4
reporter for Tnc Evening worll 70 70
into the prison and mingle with the
men. Esroun,cr,nS McAiistcr ine 20
porter asked:
lis the sentence heavier than You cs-
pccteL.'
''rh. III. We thought Dixon would
gls- rs tho limit. We knew him
Don't you think It practically \ III,
scn'orcc?"
'rcrhap~. r-pliet McAlis,cr. In tn.
same tone he might ask man to have
drink you see, VI are young tel.
lows Vet. and we may come out in time
10 enjoy u little HE. II L. a pretty
tough sentence. though"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
A CONVICT AT SIXTY.
John Clark Pays Penalty for steal.
Ing from the CITY.

John Clark. who while collector for
the city markets s;oio 3l3.cc). pleaded
guilty before Judge CowirS In Genera
Sessions to-day. Clark Mas sentenced to
Sing Sing prison FOR three years.
Clark. who is more than sixty years
old. broke down In cOur, and wcpt Bit
terry. Ills counsel. Philip waldhcimcr.
presented to Judge Cowing lengthy
petition signed by 30 persons asking for
cieIncncy.
II can't zee any reason for Glenn
cncy." Judge cowiIiS told the lawyer.
HE robbed the city and has made ab.o-
luie.y no effort to make restitution. He
robbed gre.I corporation. struggling
fo- existence ana taxed almost out Of
existence. II Is the taxpayer who suf-
fercd Al his hands"
Clark had been In the Comptroller
ONCE fourteen years. He lost nj! tas
money. he stole betting on the races and
Ia Wall susct
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
JEWELRY PEDDLER BEATEN,
-Conplains lie Might Have Met
weisha rd's Fate.

Z Joseph Barlow. of W'iile,t s,r~,t. |.
!. Efad he did no: meet thr same fate as
4 his ole friend Meyer Wcisbnrri. who was
murdered In the Italian quarter In Null
berry Bend.
Harlow Is n Jewelry peddicr. hut sells
his wares In Little Italy" In Harlem
Sunday afternoon he went TO the hone
I OF Nicola Grgi. II AS Eas, One Hundred
and Fifteenth strr I. to collect n hin.
md FOUND Their, SIX men playing cards
They asked him to show his shr,x, a.
,.hc snrcaG out the contents OF iyh packs.
taIisslng a silver watch he Threatened 10
cali In III" police.
lie says he was beaten and thrown out.
and when he got his pack together half
dozen rings and three pairs OF .nrrinss
were gone. Desides the watch,
Detectives Reid and HaIIahan had "A
srouKh-and. tumble fsht with Gug, a
sboarder. Gerodl Bo,zo. and two women
Wnen they tried 10 ares; the men ,hl.
morning. Gug. and Botso wer. held In
Woo bail for the robbery.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
BOYS had &
DIAMOND RINGS.
Dazzled Their Young
Friends Till Police
Saw Them.

Th-c" boys nrra!Ered In the Gates
Avenue Court. Brook.yG. this afternoon
had inasqueralcd as diamond kings"
They wore diamonds on their fingers and
dazzied their SRI friends with presents
u The blazing gems.
They were arrested with eighteen dia-
mund rings in their rockets and con.
r.s.e.I that they had been stolen. They
were Oscar MORGAN. fifteen wears old. Of
y Norwood avenue. Patrick Kelly
and Patrick G,rken. boil, Af;csn years
Old. who work In n shoe factory In
schenectady avenue. and william
Dodge. fourteen years Old. of 1857 Full
;pn street. Dodge said that he only
ne, the boys last night. and not be-
l!cvins that the rings were real dla-
ln,nds and real sold. ne just went alon:
Ia them to have II proved.
In order 10 prove to Dodge that the
VERY was all right the boys went
INTO the Jeweiry store OF John Smith.
At 1916 Fulton street. and tried to tell
eighteen OF the rings. Policeman Dam
iel Stewart. OF he Gates Avenue Court.
s,untcrei in after them. He gathered
w the rings and me ooys and took the
whole ou,A, to ;ae police station.
MORGAN worked Tor Grocerynan John
Tanksey at II ttica avenue. ranksey
Say. :!ske;f 70 has customers. who. when
they had u certain muinGcr. exchange;
them FOR diamond rings. He had MY
two of these rings In stock. Sorean
took all OF them. They were valued "a:
500. or $40 per ring
Magistrate Worth held Sor"an. Kelly
and Ecrk.n Tor the Grant Jury AMI
rcnanded Dodge for further exAm!nA-
ticn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
STATEMENT BY
CONVICTED MEN.
They Feel No Resentment and
VIII Try 10 Earn Thor
Credits in Prison.

McAlister. Death. Campbell and Ker,
made q statement - the public this at.
ternoon. II r. their FIRST u,'erancc since
their arrest AMI was issued on the au.
thor!,y Of ire counsel for all four men,
II follows:
I'VE are resigned to our fate and pro.
pose to face the future with manly
hearts. dark as In. We have Eel; here.
tOforc that Il was useless TO shy my
think 10 relieve our situation, ms the
storm OF public lnd!xna ton was such
that anything said By US would have
been misintcrprcted.
1--WE feel no resentment and have no
criticism TO make; but We want 70 thaax
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

n.as with the dcpartm Commits
sioncr Scannell said to-day that Mark.
appeared to be agent" for nearly oil
companies with which the department
did business.
III buy an engine from one COM
pnny.' he said, MARX. Is the agent.
n buy an engine OF another company.
Marks Is the agent Marks. I suppose.
gets commissions from the companies ne
represents but ! know nothing about
gets. bclieve. though. that his COM
m'ssion liz 10 per cent. on all orders.
This agent. Marks. was a friend OF mine
before J came into the Fire Department.
ana u II not my policy to desert friends
when In or out OF offlcc.''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
PRISONERS SEE
THEIR RELATIVES
McAlister's Father and Camp.
bells Sister Visit
Them In Jail.

Immediately after Judge Dixon passed
sentence the four deputy sheriff. WHO
il. stood guard in the courtroom iH-;
back of III. convicted mon advanced for
.ar! at the wor,i from the Court: IRE
NOV. thu prisoners \ handcun was
trapped on the wris, of each one ami,
secured to n. officers. the prisoners
0ici DOM the aisle. down ihc stairs ANA
back to- the jali.
i,lM and Campbell wore almost u
'rnscl look McAlist-r for IN. mrs,
,llnc. lowered his mead. and his pug
.ntsious expression gave way TO one %;
doiottion lie seemed ready tn break
iDwn when the door "t N. prison
clicked h.hind HIM.
waiting in tho Jail was James Nc
Nlircr. .he hc,ri-brok.n father lie
stepped forward quickly to "n.hrac" his
son For a minute both held each other
"ith dAzed expression
ITS all over. father. and I'm glad az
u .aid young McAl.s,er. nrrvou.iy
slroslnr his little nuNache.
Bear up. my boy. sa,d the father
DC helped
Nc\llster and Ills Father.
The Two men retired to corner OF
rhH corridor. where FOR half an hour.
they convcrsed quietly. Ex.Judxc Kerr
called a few minutes later to see hi,
brother George. who seemed detected
almost 20 the verge Of collapse. The
two BROTHERS held aioof from the others
AMI MS the eA-Judgc loft he cast . con.
tempinous look toward McAi!ster, wh,
| returned It With n hang-doK expression
DR.. p.nnrr. the family physician. also
called TO Sc. Kerr.
How Is :aiher?" asked the convicted
man.
between III. and deata." replied tn
/! physician.
II nray 10 God ,c may i've" nurmure,
Kerr. "ye, I don't want him ever I,
know
Mrs. Jane. G slRier. sister Of Camp
bell. dropped In "a see her brother
I"Don't despair. Andrsw.' shc cried a!
the boy s:reosd up % the Iron srAu
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
BURGLARS VICTIM DIES.
Washington Hunter. - Years ola
succnmhs to Ills Wnupd.

MOUNT HOLLY, y, J.. Jan. @
Warrington Hunter, me aged man
whose house near Riverside wns entered
Saturday By burglars, with whom
Hunter had a desperate .fcoun,.r. died
to-day from the effects OF HI. wound
The house sas first entered .y hire.
men, one OF whom struck III. old man
on the head with n ct,ircl iu,ii,.tInm I,
Irixhtful wound. Hunter drove them
from the house. but they returned MI,
FOURTH man and renewed the attack
the men. had propped IN her hli.b,p.i
- the uCor. and when ts.- burglar.
broke In the second time Hunter Are!
% them with n revolver. One OF In.
men was wounded and all fed from the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
CHEMISTS RICE REPORT.
osbornr. vexed. Tells witthaus 10
s Hurry II.

Assistant DIstIdct-Attorncy Osborne
sid this afternoon that he was hasten.
snS the Inquest on tho dcath OF Million.
afro William Marsh Rice.
y This statement was made after a call
by Prof. wi,thaus, who said tina, h,
nan been unable to make his supple
mentnry report M to the amoun, OF
mercury found in the late millionaire 8
pody becanas OF the pressure OF bust
Mr: Claiborne spoke sharply to Prof.
tWtthsus about the delay he had
caused The Professor promised TO get
Il 10 work at once. ~ -
# rms amount OF mercury found, II SUI.
uclent 20 have caused death, may lead
~ m indictment for murder.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
REV. HUGH R. HAWEIs DEAD.
Mated English Divine Preached
Twice on THE Queen Sunday.

LONDON Jan. :9-Rev. Hugh Resi.
r1il !InwrL,, incumbent OF 81. James's.
Mary!co2n", who was Anglican dele.
sht" In tho Parliament OF Religions Mt
Chicago In 1879. and iectured and preach.
ed In nj! parts OF the world. died sudden.
" this afternoon.
II" preached twice On the subject Of
Queen Victoria Sunday. was stricken
Monday. becan,s unconscious and re-.
mn'n"d 20 throughout the day.
Rev. II. Il. IIaweis took part In the
war % Italian independence In 1860 I'M
der Gar!ba.d! and was at one time an
editor. He was select evening preacher
~ Westminster Abbey. Royal Institu.
i,oston, He was the author OF n number
%. works
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
PADDY DONOVAN
MAY CO FREE.
States Witnesses Say
WeIsh's Death Not
Due to Blow.

BELv1DERE. y. j.. Jan. - The trial
Of PADDY" Donovan. indicted for man.
slaughter in having caused the death "i
Frank Welsh IN a prize ;lsht before the
Cedar Park Athletic Club. NJ Philips.
burg. on Dec 81. was continued to-day
before Judge Shipman in tho Criminal
Court. The State opened the proceed.
inss b. presenting mcdleal testimony.
DR.. Reese said there were no external
marks or Commissions on Welsh. but there
Sas an old one under the eye. He said
the organs were all healthy and in nor.
ma! condition.
4. The cIu.e OF deat.. y.ls a clio: Of hb,nd
at the base Of the brain. The organ had
{, been rup,ured and the blood had difussd
itself TO the point where the clot had
!, formed. This particular h"morrhnxt
might have resulted from tho bursting
OF q tumor on the brain. or undue cxcr.
tim. or mental exercise might have AS
sisted the h.morrhaSe. TIE doctor said
that he and his associates felt that III.
hcmorrhage was not disttiy due 10 tbs
. blow received In the fight.
-. Or. Roberts said tho blow would have
20 be struck over the scat o. the rupture
TO produce the eliot.
The State rested al l. O'Clock. Judge
!, Morrow Their asked the Court TO instruct
J, the. jury that the death of Welsh wds no,
due to blow b. Donovan. bu, 10 nat
|, ura! causes. The Court overr,led the
motion and the defens" opened
An aiteinp; Will be made TO show tina,
, Wcish's death "us due 10 causes other
than the blow struck BY Donovan.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
BILL OFFERED TO
AID MRS. DEATH.
Trenton Legislature Asked to
Pass Measure to Allow
Her Divorce.

\ bill was introduced IN tn. State
Legislature nt Trenton to-day specially
drawn to afford Mrs. Death. wife OF
William Death. to.':ay sentenced to
thirty years IN State prison. an oppor-
,Lii'y 20 secure u divorce IL she so de-
a!res.
The bill provides that where 4 hus.
band Is sentenced for felony the wife
can make that ground for an absolute
divorce.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
M'ALISTER is
STILL LEADER.
His Companions Declare
They Are Going to
Stick Together.

Don't you think the time Is now op-
perfume TO tell the whole truth about
that night.' asked reporter OF Nc
Al!s,er In the jail to-day.
500 here" said McAhster "nappishiy.
We've said all We are going to about
ont IA We fellows have decided 70
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
BOSSCHIETERS CANNOT
GET WORK IN PATERSON

been offered us |; is q strange thing thai
my daughter Susie has been unable &
lind work In any of the mills here.
"She has walked all over tho c!.y and
visited all the mills. but somehow shS
can Ind no employment. Even I.eonar,
has but little work. but two days all
last week. ana my younger son but I,
half day.
II can't understand II, M on. can
have feeling against Us I'm sure
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
NEW YORKER AFTER DIVORCE
Casper Carleton Sr-ks Freedom
In Virginia from wife.
Especial TO rae Evening World.

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. -e.-ca-per f.
Carleton. OF New York. chief engineer
.. the Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany's steamship Hamilton. to-day
brought sui, here FOR absolute divorce
from his wife. Josephine Irvine CN,r!s-
:or |, ia alleged In the bill on fle.
n.c,use Of IN. control exercised over
he. ~ N New York physician.
Ms. Carleton refused TO leave Ne"
York and como TO Norfolk TO reside with
her husband.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
nol'nnd,. au-.a Decorated.

THE HAGUE. Jan. :s.-The Austrian.
Hungarian Minister here has presented
TO Queen Wilhslmina the Grand Cross
Of the Elizabeth Order. acccrnpn MED
BY an autoEraph letter from Emperor
~ on her approaching marriage.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
TEN YEARS FOR ASSAULT.
Sudxs NewburR-r Tries to stop q
Too Prevalent SurcIr. nj Cr,-.

The crina of whtrh you hay. beer
convicted Is getting to, prevaIen, In thi.
city and a stop must be pu, TO It. | will
90 my share towards putting an end a.
It"
Judge Newburscr. In General Sessions
delivered the foregoing to-day in e-n.
fencing Patrick McAlcndon, convIc,cl
7 OF sassault,ng an e!gh,-yeut odd girl SIC.
Allcndon wiao ~ twenty-nlne YEAR. oil
was sentenced e. Sing Sing prison Tor
During the past month more than s.y
enteen men have been arrested In mi.
city charged with similar crimes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
Rvco~crc.l ne,l, fro,u Rlvcr.

Tho body OF Robert Farrier. forty
seven years old, OF Jersey City. who was
drowned at pier ! North River on Dec.
dDlars whore hs fell overheard.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
Money In the bank.
Gladys Is stcnosraphcr In down
.own rcal.estatc Office, and as her duUsS

ctsA~ q !
o'clock every
Il ( I o = noon
8 h - asked
n Q r 4 Q ] {:
why cam,
l ! m y = Owe
those two re.
IN n ! n ! n K
hours until
dinner time
IN some prof.
table man
ncr? I could
v Q ry easily
q o so m q
atcnoErapaH
work for any
one desiring
tho services
or q ssenog.
rapher for 4
c o u pl q q (
hours q a e h
day. But how
s she'll |, 60 60
II II n an ~ A
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

TN FSTtS ~ y J., IWT. -
There are whispers around Paterson
tina, the iiosscaicicrs nnh some difficulty
In making ooih ends meet, wing 10 i''.'
fact that work II withheld from The
family.
Mrs Rofaca,et~r. talking to an Even
Ing reporter to-day. put III" situation ihi~
way
Despite all the sympathy that has
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29
GREAT BARRiNGT0N's BLAZE.
iusinss. BIock Wiped Ont and
Com nicnttOn Cut on.

WfNSTED. Conn.,. Jan. :9.-The prin.
c:pal business block Of Great Barring.
ton. running from Bridge to Main
street. was swept BY tiro to-day.
The telegraph and telephone Offices
were burned out and all communication
cat Off. TIL" poat-Nfiicc was consumed
together with a large qu1 ptty OF mall
nnttcr. The total losa Will exceed
$4,000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

NJ o. Iiaremsycr on to Esro,e.
|s eery @. ,Jiayemeyer. President Of
Asnsrtcan susar Refining Company.
~ Europe on .hursday. He WIN
two Mos'ths 81 mora. n
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

ooh, that pitilcss ride! Oh, that dastardly
outrage! Poor. poor Jennie Bosschieter!
YOU HAD NO MERCY FOR HER, you
threw her by the roadside after robbine her
of her womanly purity. THERE CAN BE
NO MERCY FOR YOU!'-From Judge
DixOn's Sentence.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

such perSonT" She spoke OF her desire
to n Observation-Disclosures whom she MET
the corner. Her friend enthuscd over
her scheme and suggested that GLADYS
Try an advertisem,ent in Tho Worlds
Want columns: She hurriedly finished
and handed In her little adj, with ihS
result that next afternoon she was re-.
uuested 70 call at the office OF a court
stenogrnphcr. who furnished folio after
diicrcnt parties In law suits. He had
moro work than he could attend 10 him
self and employed Gladys for her two
that she hns a steadily growtnT han!:
account composed entirely Of the aD0sy
che has earned In those two Agus
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-29

To prAvent the Crib.
ta1au's urome.aatntns rsuevse he easss. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-12
ENGLAND WAS PREPARED TO IN
TERVENE IN LATE WAR
WITH SPAIN
TWO FLEETS WERE MoBILIzED
Had sixty-Three Ships Waiting n
BE Called Cut in Event of DEM
Onstration by Other
Powers
NAVAL CHAPLAINs STORY

NEW YORK, Aug. u.-Chaplain H. w
Jones' U. S. N, spoke tonight in tbs
Church of Strangers, this city. ON ..Tba
Lie and Work of a Chaplain I'm tn
Navy incidentally he told a story
bearing on the relations of England to-
ward the United States during the
pan'sh-American war. He said in this
connection:
1nough not being a lover of war.
thlhk that many of Us have learned to
thank God that the conflict with Suain
was ever forced upon us. 1t has shown
the world what we are We can also
lhank Him for the love Of England in
that matter, for although we knew of
Englands s friendship, perhaps you have
no idea of the extent OF her friendshin
or her love
This last winter, when at Barbados.
we found the West Indies British fleet
there and invited one of the British
naval officials of high rank on board
our ship to dine with us. The converse
ton turned on the opportunities opened
to us during the war with Spain and
the British officer exclaimed: Gentlemen.
perhaps you knew that England was
with you, but you have no idea of what
England really did for you I was on
leave when the Spanish-American war
broke out, and together with several
other officers was Immediately ordered
back to duty. We had at two points
siXty-thrce of our ships waiting TO be
oredered out in case of any naval DEM
onstration being made against the
United States by the other powers II
any such demonstration had been made
We would have headed them Off