davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-29
KRoTKIE
NoTATKI M1EJSKIE.

- Wczoraj popo}udniu odbyfy
sic konferencye obu frakcyj demo-
kratycznych: jedna W biurze bur.
mistrza, a druga W hotelu Pacific,
gf6wnej kwaterze nowoobranego
szeryfa Barreta. Obie frakcye So
pewne zwyciestwa.
= Po1oaenie fnansowe powiatu
ME jest tax zie, jak sic wydawafo.
Obawiano sie defcytu pot miliona,
a wyniesie on ,tylko" okoio $780,
900.
= Znany przywodzca irlandzki
Dillon ley jeszcze ciezko chory W
szpitalu Mercy telegrafowano do
jego zony W Londynie, azeby przy.
byla do Chicago.
= Prokurator Deneen przygoto.
wuje materyaf do dalszych proce-
sow W sprawie oszustw podatko-
wych W Masonic Temple j ME IRA
ia sic tenn, re Gormley zostai uzna.
ny niewinnym.
W hotelu Grand Pacific u.
maria nagle ubiegfej nocy jakas
pani, kt6ra wczoraj wieczorem "a.
mieszka}a tam 2 g. j. O'Donellem
Duluth, MINI. uchodzifa "a jego
zone. zdaje sic, re powodem
smierci byf paralia serca, O'Don-
nell, aresztowany, poczatkowo ia.
dnych zeznan robic ME chciaf, a "
kohcu podobno przyznaf, ze zmaria
nazywafa sic Laura l.. Pate. Byf
widocznie zrozpaczony jej smier-
cia,
Jury koronersks odbywszy
sledztwo W sprawie zastrzelenia
KAHN. Pawfowskiego wieczorem
d. II listopada przez konstabla
Stan. Swircza, uznala konstabla
niewinnym.
= 15letni Samuel Selerski, ,chcac
obejrzee SWAT, uciekf z mieszkania
rodzic6w W Fileyville, Pa, we
czwartek. Proszono szefa policyi
O'Neilla, aby dopom6gf przy szu-
kaniu chfopca.
-Nowo obrany skarbnik powia-
towy Hanberg i klerk powiatowy
Olsen, podobno zamierzaja sami
zaprowadzic W swych urzedach sys-
tenn siuzby -cywilnej. Katwa wy.
mowka, by ma stale republican,
skich zausznik6w osadzie W urze-
dach powiatowych.
j. E. Shella, zwrotniczy, 20
stall znaleziony strasznie pokale-
czony i nieprzytomny W poblizu
ulic HARRISON j CLARK. Kiedy go
wieziono do szpitala powiatowego,
umart po drodze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-29
Skandaliczne posiedzenie w niemie-
ckim parlamencie.
Organ socyalist6w daje dotklwa nauczl
WilhelmOWi
STANOWIsKO PREZYDENTA ROOSEVELT W SPRA.
VIE R0WNOUPRAWNIENIAR RAS.

kowicza, W koncu Stambufowa. q
korespondencyi ogfoszonej przez
,Weczerna Poszte" wynika, re
Ludskan6w, oraz inni imigranci
bufgarscy doskonale wiedzieli o
wszystkich przygotowaniach do O.
wych mord6w dawali ma ME pie.
niadze. Kiedy teraz Ludskanow
zostsf ministrem, a tese jego Can.
kow prezesem sobrania, Halu spo-
kojnie wr6cif do Buigaryi W tenn
przekonaniu re zaslonia go jego
dawni wsp6lnicy. Sta}o sig jednak
inaczej: tym wsp6lnikom ks. Fer
dynand umorzyf wszystkie why,
znane juz i jeszcze nieznane, gdy
by} ogtoszony manifest, pozwalaja-
cy emigrantom wr6cic do kraju.
Do Halego 6w manifest sic ME
stosowaf, przeto gdy teraz powr6cif,
aresztowano go, a Ludskan6w i
Cankow ME pospieszyli mu ma po-
moe, wiec go postawiono pred sa-
dem skazano ma smierc, on zas
wtedy odda} swa korespondencye z
Ludskanowem ,,Weczernei Posi-
cie".
Opr6cz niewatpliwego dowodu
udziaiu Ludskanowa wielu in
nych emigrant6w W spisku ma zy-
Gle Belczewa, Wulkowicza Siam
buiows, oprocz wyraznych wska.
z6wek, re Ludskan6w braf udziat
W spisku ma zycie ks. Ferdynanda,
bo donosif Halemu, il z Paryza
juz wysfano bomby dynamitowe,
zawiera ia korespondencya pare
szczeg6iow o tenn, CO dis jeszcze
ma polityczne znaczenie. [ tax W
liscie Petersburga donosif Luds.
kan6w Tiufekczyjewowi, re Rosya
uzna swieao dokonane poiaczenie
Rumunii z Bufgarya, jezeli sobra-
ME obierze ksieciem hrabiego
lgnatjewa. W innym liscie to sa.
mo pisze on do Halego, zalecajac
mu porozumienie sic W tel sprawie
Karaweiowem.
Poniewaz ks. Ferdynand zdolaf
zadowolic Rosye i teraz. juz spo-
kojnie siedzi ma tronie, przeto dla
hr. Ignatjewa pozostaje tylko wy
forytowac sic ma generalnego GU.
bernatora Macedonii ramienia
mocarstw Porty. Tenn sic tf6ma-
czy jego czeste teraz przypomina'
ME sic Bulgarom. Jezeli jednak
ME on, to Karawef6w bedzie ma
tym posterunku dobrze widziany
przez Rosye. 2 jej stanowiska te
zabiegi So naturalne, lecz watpimy,
ably inne mocarstwa przystaty ma
tych kandydatow, a zwfaszcza =
Austrya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-29
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej..
Chicago, 80 listopada 1902

Prezes buEgarskiego sobrania p.
Cankow otrzymaf nj z tego, nj z
owego nastepujacy telegram cd
byiego rosyjskiego ambassadors W
Konstantynopolu, a teraznieiszego
prezesa komitetu panslawistyczne-
go hr. Ignatiewa: Serdeczne po-
zdrowienie panu i sobraniu. Zycze
drogiej Bulgaryi iednomyslnosci.
powodzenia W patryotycznych usi-
iowaniach rozkwitu. Ma zawsze
zachowam W pamieci powszechna
zyczliwosc, kt6ra mi okazywali
Buigarzy. Ubolewam mad tenn, re
Macedonia ponosi tyle o6ar - na-
daremnie''.
Rzecz jasna, re cafy telegram
posiany byf jedynie po to, aby W
MIN mona byio umie5cie ostatni
frazes ,,daremnych" ofarach W
Macedonia. Ta wskazowka. dana
oczywiscie przez Rad rosyjski "a
posrednictwem hrabiego Ignatje-
wa, SLIME podziafafa ma czfonk6w
sobranis. Komisya, kt6ra opraco-
wuje odpowiedz ma move tronowa,
wezwafa prezesa gabinetu dra Da-
niewa, aby wyjasnif, czy rzeczywi-
scie Macedonia daremnie dobija
sic lepszych warunk6w zycia P.
Daniew oswiadczyf, re nterazniej-
sze powstanie macedonskie jest
przedwczesne ME moze mice do
brego skutku, niemniej jednak
wszystkie mocarstwa, podpisane
ma traktacie berlinskim, z wyjat-
klein jednego Ito znaczy wyja-
tkiem Niemiec) tocza miedzy soba
rokowania ma temat koniecznyeh W
Macedonia reform, poczem zaleca
Porcie przeprowadzenie rozlegfych
ulepszen".
lyle z mowy p. Daniewa ogiosi-
fy buigarskie dzierniki, lecz kore-
spondenci Sofii do dziennik6w
zagranicznych dodali, ze p. Da-
NEW rzekf jeszcze, ale juz pod Sc
kretem, il Macedonia otrzyma ge-
neralnego gubernatora, kt6rego sui
tanowi zaleca mocarstwa. Bedzie
to koniecznie chrzescijanin ME
turecki poddany, moze hr. Igna-
tiew, moze Karawei6w.
Zapewne W Sofi dose powsze-
chnie m6wia o tych dw6ch handy
daturach. skoro dziennik ,Weczer-
ma Poszta" Poczta), organ da-
wnych stambulowczykow, a wiec
politycznych nieprzyjaci6i FARO
VINO Karawefowa jak Ignatiewa,
poczaf ogiaszae kompromituiaca
ich korespondeneye dawnych emi-
grant6w bufgarskich, kt6rym ks.
Ferdynand ma zyczenie rzadu ro-
syjskiego pozBolif wr6cic do kraiu
i zarazem umorzyf sprawy ich
zbrodnie stanu. ,,Weczerna Po-
szts" oznajmifa ma wstepie, ze O.
trzyma{a owa korespondencye cd
skazanego teraz dopiero ma smierc
mordercv Stambuiowa, niejakiego
Halu. 0w zb6i byt powierni-
klein terazuiejszego ministra
spraw wewnetrznych, ziecia pre-
zesa sobrania, p. Ludskanowa, kt6-
ny przed laty, jako czynny zama-
chu ma ks. Al: Battenberga, musiaf
wyniese sic do Rosyi mieszkaf w
Odesie, skad robit czeste wycieczki
do Petersburga, Jak wida6 z kore-
spondencyi, og}oszonej przez I'VE
ezerns Poszte." utrzymywaf on
wowczas scisle stosunki re zb6je-
cka tr6jka, z Hahn, Tiufekczyje-
wem Georgijewem, ktorzy kolej-
no zgiadzili najpierw ministra
Belczewa, potem dyplomatycznego
agenta W Konstantynopolu p, W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-29
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Sprawy robOtnik6w.

/
zatrudnionych ma g6rnych kole-
jach zelaznych W hall Uhlicha u
tworzono tam unia, kt6ra przysta-
piia do Amalg. Assoc. of Street
Railway Employees. Kilku przy-
w6dzcow robotniczych przemawia-
10 ma zgromadzeniu, potem obra-
no urzednik6w novel unii. Poz.
niej zostanie obrany komitet wy
konawczy komitet zazalen, ktory
uiozy zazalenia pracownik6w i
przediozy je zarzqdom gornych ko-
lei. Przez GAIA noe prawie trwafo
zgromadzenie i podobno okofo
1000 czlonk6w zapisaio sic do no.
wei uni.
Komisya doradcza organizacyi
rekodzief budowniczych zarzadzila
strajk og6lny przy budowie domu
klubowego ma 40 ulicy Drexel
boul. powodu, re dano tam "a.
tr udnienie mleczarzom nieunij-
nym.
Wypadki ma kolejach ulicznych.
Wczoraj wieczorem w6z stray
pozarnei, zawezwany do pozaru ma
rogu Ashland ave. i Blackhawk st.
wpadl ma pociag kolei linowej ma
Milwaukee ave. Woznica William
Tierney wypadf 2 wozu, mocno sic
pokaleczyi doznaf vewnetrznych
uszkodzen. Byio DUO podroznych
W wagonach tramwaju, ale mkt ME
zostal uszkodzony.
Ma przecieciu tor6w kolejowych
ma Al ul. pomiedzy Wallace str, a
Lowe ave. wczoraj wieczorem loko-
motywa ranzujaca wpadfa ma
tramwaj elektryczny wiozacy Kill
kunastu podr6znych. Tylna plat
forma tramwaiu zostala pogrucho.
tsna; podr6ani unikli ciezkich po-
kaleczen tylko tym sposobem, re
spiesznie powyskakiwali z tram
vain frontowemi drzwiami, Ro-
gatki kolei zelaznej byfy spusz-
czone.
Zab6jstwo zamach samob6jczy.
Benjamin Full, maszynista,
wczoraj wdarf sic do domu pm. l6
N. Green str. rewolwerem W reku
j strzelif dwukrotnie do 40letniej
Georgii Clark. Zabif ia ma miej-
scu, poczem skierowaf revolver ku
sobie strzelit zamiarem samo-
b6jczym, Zranif sic tylko lekkow
glove, ale sqdzac, ze rama jego jest
smiertelna, pobiegt do szynku ma
parterze domu zawofaf tam, re "a
strzelif pewnq kobiete. Wielu o.
becnych sadzifo, re Full zartuje,
ale kiedy pokazat revolver, kilku
pobiegfo ma 3 pietro ci znalezli
sypialni z tylu domu zabita Geor.
gia Clark. Zawezwano policyan-
tow, ktorzy aresztowali Fulla. Ten
przyznai sic do morderstwa i wy.
rail tyIko aal, re chybi}, strzelajac
do siebie. Podobno powodem zbro-
dni byla zemsta "a wrzekome oszu.
kanie 60 o So.
Oryginalny zaszczyt.
Znany juz, a moze troche zbytw
amerykaiski sposob reklamowany
lekarz wiedenski dr.. Adolf Lorenz,
doznaf wczoraj oryginalnego "a.
ezczytu otrzymania dyplomu do
ktora = praw, re strony uniwersy.
tetu Northwestern. 2 wielka uro.
czystoscia odbyfa sic ia ceremonial
W fremont House,, gdzie tez
p6zniej odbyf size bankiet, a sam
dr.. Lorenz W swej przemowie, W
kt6rej przyiaf odznaczenie j "a ME
dziekowal, troche sobie zartowa} z
tego zaszczytu. Powiedzia}, re
miedsy innymi otrzymaf by} cd ce-
SARA austryackiego tytuf radcy
rzadowego, teraz otrzymaf tytui
doktora praw: ze serdecznie ziym
jest radca r6wniez do niczego be-
dzie prawnikiem. ale zaszczyt
przyjmuje, choc ME zasfuzyf ma
niego, DO uWaza go "a complement
zlozony uniwersytetowi wieden-
ol,;an,u potano rozui6d1 Gle nad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-11-29

MIA chciaf Bachem dokonczyc swa
move, lecz socyalisci zmusili go do
opuszczenia mownicy.
BERLIN, 29go listopada. =
,,Vorwaerts" komentuje move ce-
sarza Wilhelma, wypowiedziana W
Essen po pogrzebie Kruppa j tax
rozumuje:
Me skonczyfo sic dotychczas
5ledztwo sadowe rrzeciw nam i
prawda ME wyszfa na jaw przez
ziozenie dowod6w, tymczasem &C.
sarz uprzedza wyrok sadowy i u
znaje mas CORY winnymi. Jezeli
pozwoli sic koronie wydawac wy
roki W pierwszych okresach proce'
sow, W takim razie sady nasze znaj-
da sie W tenn pofozeniu, ae beda
zmuszone zbijac twierdzenia cesa-
rza lub ulegac jego zdaniu, tenn
samem narazic sic ma zarzut, re
wydaja wyroki stronne. Sprawie'
dliwo5c STAG powinna ponad wszy-
stkiem, nawet ponad cesarzem, po-
niewaz ona stanowi nerw gfowny
istoty panstwa cywilizowanego'
Trudno powiedziec W tel sprawie
cos wiecej wobec paragraf6w pra-
wa ,,obrazie majestatu".
yVorwaerts" zapewnia, re posia-
da niezbite dowody why Kruppa.
LoNDYN, 29go listopada. =
Rad francuski ME chciaf wziqc
udziaiu W demonstracyi foty an
gielskisj i niemieckiej przeciw We
nezueli, tymczasem przybyia do
Europy komisya prezydenta Ca
stro, kt6ra ma sic ukiadac W spra-
vie odszkodowania angielskich i
niemieckich poddanych, majacych
do rzadu Venezuela pretensye;
Anglia Niemcy dzia}aja W poro-
zumieniu 2 rzadem Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych.
BARCELONA, 29go listopada. -
Powtarzafy sic wczoraj zajScia ma
ulicach powodu zniesienia W
szkofach wykiadu religii W jezyku
katalonskim. Studenci obrzucili
zandarm6w gradem kamieni i zmu-
sill ich do odwrotu, lecz pozniej
utorowali sobie zandarmi droge do
uniwersytetu i aresztowali tam do
w6dzc6w zaburzen.
CARACAS; 29go listopada. =
Bandy koIumbijskie, ktore pod
wodza generafow Garpiras Espi-
ritu zostaiy kilka razy pobite,
chronia sic ucieczka przez kolum-
bijska granice. Wojska rzadowe
zdobyiy wielka ilosc amunicyi.
General Matos, naczelny w6dz po-
wstanc6w, ley chory we Willem-
stad, ma wyspie CURACAO.
BERLIN, 29go listopada, =
,,Kreuzzeitung" omawia list posia
White przesladowaniu zydow W
Rumunii zefuje, re White ME
zbadaf stosunk6w ma 'miejscu. Byf'
by sic przekonal, re aydzi W Ru-
munii ME sa W takiej pogardzie,
jak murzyni W Stanach Ziednoczo-
nych. Mkt ich tam ME ,,lynchuje"
mkt trumien zydowskich podczas
pogrzebu ME obrzuca biotem, jak
sic to zdarza " New Yorku.
MANILA, 29go listopada. =
Inspector konstabl6w Hendry i
jeden zo}nierzy znalezli smierc
ma wyspie Samar. Napadli ma mich
,,ladroni" W przewazajacei liczbie.
Sultan z Bacolod napisai list do
kapita Pershing, W ktorym Ame-
rykanow nazywa uwieprzami, kar'
miacymi sic swinina". Wypowiada
i'm wojne.
Gubernator Taft i arcybiskup
Guidi rozpoczeli naradza6 sic W
sprawie uregulowania stosunku
miedzy panstwem Kosciolem.
Odbywac sic beda trzy posiedzenia
tygodniowo.
PHILADELPHIA, 20 listopada. =
W pociagu idacym New Yorku
aresztowaf detektyw Karola Kelly,
byfego przewodniczacego rady
NJ
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Zaponanienie.

= Zapomniaies 0 dniu moich
urodzin.
= Przepraszam Gle bardzo, ale
czy moglem zauwazye, zes sic o
rok postarzala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-15

ors OF the Waterfront Company. In the CONNER
cial Trust Company Building in Jersey CITY on
November 6. Captain Titus asserts that Whit-
more declared that he represented Wilson, who
was close TO persons at Washington who could
stop the work in twenty-four hours II the money
not paid McConville, as Gubelman' sald
his company did not want to pay the money un-
less the man to whom the money went could be
seen personally by them WhitmOre assented
1t is alleged and a meeting arranged FOR
last Thursday in the Hoffman House cafe In
Beaver-st.
The man who the police say is Wilson APP
peared with Whitmore, McConville says. ana
the detective telling them he had been unable
to see the president and vice president or the
company, asked them to meet him again yes
terday. 1t was agreed. McConville had sue
ceeded in making the amount to he paid S4''oo'
he
Detectives Barnett, Brown and Crystal of
Titus's staff, were brought into the case with
Mr. Kresel Four 81. 900 bills four 500 bills
and two $50 bills were marked so all would
know them again, and then all started FOR the
cafe Mr. Martin, the water front company
representative went with McConville who still
represented Mr.. Gubelman.
Detectives Barnett. Brown, Crystal ana MI
Kresel waited outside the cafe, close to WIN
dow, at which the transaction was to be car
ried out. .,,
met Whitmore and Wilson in the cafe at 4: 10
o'clock McConville. according TO Titus. SAID
he had the money with him. and pulled II I; out
He handed 80 $50 10 Wilson. Wilson counted
il carefully and. Titus says put It IN MS
pocket Then McConvie counted out YOU 10
Whitmore Whitmore counted the money over
and then Titus declares. handed IL TO Wilson
II was then time for the signal agreed on
and Mr. Kresel and the detectives walked IN,
McConville told the two men they were under
arrest
Wilson and WhitmOre stupefied but re
covered quickly. and submitted without saying
ANYTHING whatever They were Immediately
taken TO Police Headquarters. Wilson was
searcehd and Captain Titus says the marked
money was found in his pocket in the presence
of all the others.
Captain Titus said he asked neither any cues
tions and they volunteered no statement. They
sent out MESA ges and soon George Gordon Bat
tie who was of counsel for Roland B. Molineaux'
appeared with a friend and had a talk with the
nrisoners He will act as their counsel.
CAPTAIN Titus says WhitmOre is a physician
and lives instead of at the address he gave
az No l22 West Seventy-third-st.
Mr. Battle said that both men declared them
selves innocent. 80
Edward w Fitch, New-York manager or tine
firm of Parke Davis & Co. No. "a Maiden Lane
last night at his home, No. 2I3 West Eghts-
fourth-st was astounded when he heard OF the
charge against the doctor - co.
.'DT Whtmore has been with our house for
eighteen or twenty years in a most responsive g
position in the department OF scientihc "oiN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-15
VAN COTT WANTS A CHANGE
WANTS COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
REPUBLICANS POOR SHOWING IN
NEW-YORK AND KINGS
Captain Chadwick. II Holt.

After talking with Governor OdeH yesterday
Postmaster Van Cott said that he was in favor
of a change In the Republican organizations in
this and in Kings County.
''It strikes me- said Mr.. Van Cott that in
view of the unfavorable showing that Repub
Iicans In New-YOrk and Kings made last week
an investigation ought to be made to the
causes 1t is not an easy matter TO discover
Just what the trouble is. but it would do no
harm for a committee of about five representa-
tive Republicans to be appointed to try 70 10
cate the fault and suggest remedy if possi-
BILE l think it would be a good idea to have a
committee made up of one from the lower end
of this county one each from the East and
West sides one from Harlem and one from
Kings and then add the chairmen of the coun-
ty organizations in New-YOrk and Kings as ex
officio members a committee of this size ought
to be able TO discover practical means for put
ting things to rights"
Governor OdeH spent another day pleasantly
with city friends yesterday. and last night,
with his son Herbert. went to theatre.
After taking breakfast with Senator Platt. the
Governor went 70 State Committee headquar-
ters and sat down in his old chair. He had
number of callers. One of these suggested that
the coming session of the legislature would not
be a very lively one. The Governor appeared
interested at once. and said:
Some very important lSeIStdt4oH - CouiAAA6
up this winter. Two things which will take
great deal of the time of the lawmakers are the
doing away of what is left Of the direct State
tax by devising indirect taxation and another
is the carrying out of the platform pledges with
reference TO the improvement Of the canal
think / may say that all the promises in our
platform will be fulfilled
Governor OdeIl in referring TO report that
captafn Joseph NJ. Dickey would succeed Colo
mel Ashley w Cole the State Railroad Com
mission. said that ne had not decided on any
appointments yet The Governor will stay in
town over tonight and will go to Albany to-
One of the Governors callers yesterday was
Senator slater who told the Governor about
political affairs in his Senate district
THE Governor. in answer 20 a question said
he did not intend 10 interfere with the case OF
John Truck, condemned to die In Auburn Prison
on Tuesday next. Truck killed Frank W. Mil
Ter near Homer. COrtlandt County. on March
ii. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-15
BLACKMAIL IN CITY WORK.
POLICE SAY PRISONERS ARE ARMY MAN
AND PHYSICIAN.
usooDR1rRY JEROME. PARTRIDGE AND
PIPER LAID TRAP FOR MEN ALLEGED
TO HAVE TAKEN $500

Henry G. Wilson, of No. 143 East Twenty
seventh-st chief clerk and civil engineer IN
the Department of the East. United states
army with offices in the Army Bullulhs III
vyh,tebeu-st.. was arrested last evening in the
Hoffman House cafe. Beaver and New SIS on d
charge Of extortion. DR.. Benjamin r "hlt-
more employed in the scientific department OF
Parke, Davis & Co. wholesale drugglSts' Oh NO
171 west seventy-third-st.. was arrested with
him on a similar charge
They are accused of backmailing the Water
-, 1mDrovement Company of Jersey City
,,,oh was filling in cribwork on Rikers Island
a. .ne Fast River. under contract with Major
Iohn McGaw Woodbury., of the Street Cleaning
T.r.roant Government vessels were aiding
a.. .,o ,,,or,, under the charge nominally OF Cap
,o,n P,per. the Deputy Police Commissioner
C,aa,a,n Titus declares that Captain Piper
uas informed six weeks ago by MI Mar'in' d
rsnresentative Of the Waterfront COMPANY, tn1. nc
=. ,,ad baen approached by Whitmore' ana toio
iie =, h,s conpany did not pay Whitmore a
suro q week as an agent for two men
- ou,er TO stop the work on the island
". go ,youid be taken away. by that
~ ~ ,,Sa cumming boat Hudson. deck SEQ"
80 = dumper had been added by the govern
,,or, to the craft already on the WORK.
-opta,n Piper Police Commissioner fartriose'
l,s,astoner Woodbury.. District Attorney
Jerome and Captain Titus were i"ioi 60
.sarepce was held by them. Assistant Dls-
.,.ot Attorney KreseI acting for Mr.. Jerome
1t was decided that Detective Sereean, cnD,ae NC
o,.,,,a sno,ld inpersonate Oscar L. Gubelman.
the treasurer of the Waterfront Company ana
continue negotiations with Whitmore, NcCon-
vile as Gubelman talked with "hith'ore' al
wavs asking who was to get the money ue-
,oanaed $4,000 IL he should pay H. "hi'iloIee {
-Is ,bat the person he represented could
80 .,,a YORK on the plant in a day. and he
aslea for $1,000. and $50 week to go to that
| person. % 49,. 5,ract
A meeting was held in the rooms OF the direct
= ,.,-- -, ,,.,est standard has been
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he said He has always been regarded as
man of the highest character. We nave never
had the slightest reason TO suspect otheTWlse-
He is a man of reputation ard weight and am
astonished. l cannot understand it, doh pc
leVe it He has been in charge of the sclentlnc
work with us, and is of such caltbre that
cannot comprehend what this thing means.
He informed that DR.. Whitmore was IN
need of a bOndsman. but Mr.. Fitch salu ne IN
tended to take no steps in that direction
DR. Benjamin Thomas Whitmore was born III
Charles County Md He educated at
Cote Brillante College st. Louis. Mo. and at the
louisville School of Medicine. He has received
the degree Of LII d. from Manhattan ColleSe
for his services in medicine he was FOR heaIly
ten years a member Of the surgical stan or the
Mullanphy Hospital, in st. Louis. and he held
for four years the chair of physiology in Cote
Brillante College. He has written much medlcal
literature He is a member of the LotoS Cluh
Drug Trade Club. Chicago Medical Society and
Mississippi Valley, Physicians Mutual Aid ana
American Aid associations.
No 143 East Twenty -seventh-st. is a boarding
house in charge of Mrs. Adele FloWen She said
Mr. Wilson. as she called him, boarded there
He had come to her house about year ago in
answer 10 an advertisement; had said he was
civil engineer in the employ of the United states
Army and with the Department of the East In
the Army Building She found out ii was true
and accepted him as a bOarder. He took a suite
of rooms.
Commissioner Woodbury., Of the Street Clean
ing Department. last night said:
IAN l will say is that this thing was simply
a very foolish attempt on the part of these two
men TO extort money from that company.
He added that General Gillespie chief of the
United States Army Engineers, was coming 70
the city to-day the case
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The American Ambassador yesterday unveiled
a set of windows in Wesley's Chapel. City Road
to the memory of Bishops Simpson and Asbury,
Of the, American Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bishop Simpson made a great impression on
English Wesleyans when he preached here at
the time OF Garfield's assassination. and Mr.
Choate had q very sympathetic audience he
told the life story of that eloquent prelate,
whom he described as a typical American in
The strictest sense of the term. J. n. f.
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CZAREWITCH GROWS WEAKER.
HIS PHYSICIANS BELIEVE HIS CONDITION
To BE HOPELESS.

Paris. Nov 1.-THE 'Rappel" publishes dis
patch from St. Petersburg which says the
Grand Duke Michael. the Czarewitch, is in a
very weak condition. He has had to give up
the course Of physical exercises which he had
been pursuing under the guidance of the Ameri-
can athlete. l. ]. Phelan. His Russian physi-
clans pronounce the Grand Dukes condition to
be hopeless unless the climate of the Crimea
work a miracle.