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New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
NOTHING NEW IN KURTz CASE.
THE CAPTURED rIssERT WITNESS TO BE AR
RAIGNED TO MORROW.

THE CAPTURED rIssERr WITNESS TO BE AR
RAIGNED TOMORROW.
Minnie Kurtz will be arraigned tomorrow morn
ing probably before Magistrate Cornell That is
about the only that could be obtained yester-
day in the OF the Bissert witness who fed and
was captured.
"A great deal Of smoke and at present only a
little fire" the description given by an official
TO a Tribune reporter yesterday OF the whole pro-
ceeding
Even IL the whole statement published on the
matter were true and that is very far from being
the case II is hard what relation IL could
have 10 the original John Doe" continued the
Tribune's informant.
There is present absolutely no warrant for
duplicating Acting Captain Churchill in the case
II was learned authoritatvely yesterday that Cap
tain Churchills report did show No q Stuyvesant-
ST marked suspicious as the captain said More
over whatever that officers anxiety may have been
before he examined in the case, IL is certain
that he came away very much reassured
II IS not unlikely that the examination of the
Kurtz some other of the witnesses may
presently bring TO light sensational Developments
but at present the matter has been very greatly
exaggerated
Possibilities, but probabilities" is the opinion
In regard to the case held by the District Attor-
ney's office at present
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
BASEBALL BAT rs. REFOLVER.
WOUNDED MAN ovERCoMEs HIS ARMED
AssAILANT WITH THE FORMER.

Chicago, Feb. s.-James Davidson, printer. IA
tally shot his wife, Flora Davidson, tonight seri-
ousy wounded his father-in-law and brother-in-
law and was then beaten into insensibility with a
baseball bat by the wounded brother-in-law.
Davidson's wife left him recently, and was living
with her mother and father. Tonight Davidson
gained admission to the house by a stratagem. and
Immediately shot his wife four times He then shot
his wifes father. Peter NJ Roberts, inhicting A
wound In the forearm. Roberts's Edward was
shot in the shoulder. Davidson then went into a
side room reload his revolver: saying he would
return and finish them ALL When ne emerged
young Roberts attacked him with a baseball bat.
Davidson IS in the hospital, and may not
live until morning.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
TO HAVE HOSPITAL FOR NURSES.

THE ORANGE TRAINING SCHOOL WILL PUT UP
BUILDING TO COST 5000.
Orange y. J.. FEB. 8 (SpeciaD.-The board Of nan.
ayers Of the Orange Training School for Nurses
decided TO erect an infrmary for both pupil and
graduate nurses on the school property. IN Henry
ST. At the present time there is place where
nurse may go when attacked with contagious dis
ease 1t is proposed to have two story building
accommodating eight patients. with an outside
stairway communica ting with the second floor.
Four physicians two homGOpath and two allo-
path, will be asked TO compose the Sta Of the hos
pital. This is the first time that attempt has
been made TO have the two schools OF medicine rep
resented on hospital staff in the Oranges. TIE
building will cost s. 600, of which 1900 has already
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
FRENCH REVENUE RETURNS.

Paris Feb s.-The revenue returns for the month
Of January amounted to 2s7 344 800 francs Although
these receipts are % AIS SO francs below those OF
January. 1891. they show considerable improve
ment, as they only S6S,S00 francs below the
budget estimates for January.
The decrease is principally due 10 the changes In
excise taxes the result of which had already been
discounted.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
FATAL FIGHT IN SALOON.
PROPRIETOR SHOT TO DEATH WHILE TRY
ING TO STOP THE QUARREL.

Cleveland Feb "A desperate fight late tonight
in the saloon of John Bdujnak. at No. So Corwin-
St. resulted in the accidental killing by shooting
of Bdujnak, who tried to stop quarrel between
patrons OF his saloon.
John Horneck, a participant in the fight was
fatally shot In the head. dozen more inmates
of the place were injured by flying billiard balls
and cues, which were thrown about by the infur-
ated
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10

essary part of the business of the legislature. On
the contrary, II is Interruption which at times
has proved very serious to the natural business OF
a Legislative session. Members of the legislature are
elected to make laws and when as is often the
case they begin their session with great scandal
over the choice of United States Senator the rep
11tation of the entire body is seriously damaged
that popular confidence is lost. and the law making
work of the session is less subjected to the
same unfayorable impression.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
PoLICEMANs DEATH ACCIDENTAL.

Mrs Clune. the widow of Policeman Bartholomew
y. Clune. who was said 10 have committed suicide
In the cellar of his home, at No. so Little West
Twelfth-st, on Saturday last night issued a state
ment saying her husband killed by the acct
dental discharge of his revolver while he was chop
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
THE EGERIA REPORTED sAFE.

Vancouver B. c., Feb S-Advices from Nanaimo
state that the United States revenue cutter Grant
has arrived at Union Bay, and reported that she
had left the Egeria the west coast. which in
formation greatly relieves those who feared that
some mishap might have befallen the British sur
vey ship which had gone out to look for the Condor
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
THE CELTIC STARTS AGAIN.

The Celtic, OF the White Star Line. which left
Quarantine at p. m. on Saturday and anchored in
Gravesend Bay for Saturday night. put yes
terday. clearing Sandy Hook Bar at TBS a m The
Celtic is carrying eight hundred persons Medi-
terranean tour.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
STRONG ESCORT FOR MISS STONE.
ALMOST a WAR SQUADRON ACCOMPANIED THE
AMERICAN DELEGATES.

London, Feb 10.-The Constantinope corre-
spondent Of 1.-The Daily Chronicle" describing
the recent futile attempt TO ransom Miss Ellen
NJ. Stone, the captive American missionary,
says:
When the American delegates with the ran
SON. left the railroad at Seres by carriage, they
had an escort cf thirty cavalrymen. But they
advanced into Macedonia the number OF this
ort was increased from all the military posts
along the route. Small detachments Joined the
cavalcade until, on arriving at Djumbala, 1t was
stronger than a squadron on a war footing.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
A LINCOLN DAY DINNER
SPEAKERS AT THE AFFAIR OF THE REPUBLICAN
CLUB OF EAST ORANGE.

East Orange, n. J.. Feb. CspeciaD.-The Repu0li-
can Club OF East Orange will hold its annual LIN
coin Day dinner on Wednesday night IN Common
wealth Hall Robert W. HawSesworth president OF
the club will be in the chair. DR., NJ w S1rycAssr
Dresident of Hamilton College, viii RESPOND 70 tn7
toast to Lincoln. and other speakers vii oe Con
'~sssran Nevin, Of Ohio: William Nltnam OF
Saorgia and General Joseph w Consdon- Inc
COMMITTEES in charge of the dinner Is composer @ -
IoeI " HIATT Marcus Mitchell. George A, Dorer'
lewis E Harker. Captain John H Palmer, H. haF-
rison Snedeker and Robert l. Reynolds.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
CHURCH DEBT OF .s2O,OOO RAISED
BROOKLYN CONGREGATION sUBsCRIBEs
THE MONEY TO PAY OFF MORTGAGE.

Yesterday morning after sermon by the
Rev. Dr. E. S. Triple, the pastor OF Grace Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, of Brooklyn. the Rev.
c. s. Wing asked the congregation TO sub
scribe $4,000 to lift the mortgage from the
property. DR.. Triple managed the subscrip-
tons. The entire amount was obtained in
few minutes. The money is to be paid by jan
uary 1, 1903.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
NEW-JERSEY NEWS,
KILLED IN CROSSING TRACKS
ELIZABETH MAN STRUCK BY TRAIN N,
WHINING TON, DEL

WILMIINUIU-Nf Dt4L-
Elizabeth. Feb. o (SpeciaD.-word rsae,.s
Elizabeth this evening that Joseph Blatz. =
oldest son of Joseph Blatz, Sinking Fund Com
missioner of Elizabeth. who for many y.s-,
was a leather merchant in New-York ma.
struck and killed by train at wilmiurto,
Del, this morning while driving across ths
tracks in buggy. Mr.. Blatz was twenty-sev.
years old. He was superintendent at wflnnfns
ton of the tannery Of Blumenthal & 60. leafhs-
dealers, New-York- He was an expert in ~
manufacture OF leather, and had caarge OF =,
exhibit for his father at the Paris Expostnn
Mr. Blatz was unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
FOUND FROZEN TO DEATH.
BROTHER OF FIRE COMMISSIONER COLLINS or
ELIZABETH, MISSING SINCE FRIDAY. DIS
COVERED WITH I

Elizabeth. N J., Feb 9 (speciaD.-Timothy Col
Inns. brother OF Fire Commissioner Collins. OF this
city was found frozen death this afternoon at
the waters edge near the Jersey Central Railroad
Company's coal wharf No. 8, at EliZabethport- He
had been missing since Friday night.
When discovered the body was conlpletey COW
cred with ice. He was forty years old and IN
married
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
WOODRUFF SEES PLATT.
CAsE-sENAToR TO RETURN TO WASH
INGTON TO-DAY.

Senator Platt will return to Washington to-day
He was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel the greater part
OF Yesterday and saw and talked with several
callers. Lieutenant Governor Woodruff was Of
those who visited the Senator. 1t is supposed that
the Guden matter discussed but neither the
Senator the Lieutenant Governor would admit
It. No seemed to have any clear Idea of what
action Governor Odell may take I'm this
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
SUCCEEDS IN oULTIVATING CANCER

London Feb. io.-Accordng TO the Calcutta cor
respondent OF The Daily Mall 1.-The Indian Med
ical Gazette announces that DR.. Rost of the Ind
ian Medical Service has successfully cultivated
cancer and has infected guinea pig with his
New-York tribune., 1902-02-10
UNITY IMPOSSIBLE Ar OUTSET.

Frederick s. Lamb said: I'm discussing the
plan OF the city we are constantly met with the
question, Why was not a comprehensive plan
used at the start? II we go back some hundred
and odd years, and imagine the city as IL then
was, we can readily il would have been
impossible at that time for a man OF the great
est imagination TO have projected a scheme that
would have been adequate for the demands of
the city as ii exists at present. The rearrange-
Inent and modification OF city have been in
the minds of many for a number of years The
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The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
CONGRESS.

There were not over - Mcmhers ~
the house present Saturday az the last
session before the holiday recess
The coal strike commission bill was
adopted. and after u was enrolled and
signed 10y the speaker. the house. az
12:ii. adjourned until January =. 1903
There were - senator's Ia their seats
when thc senate was called 10 order
Saturday
Mr.. Allison "Nr'aiucd that the sen
ate amendment fixing definite sum
for the EXPENSES nnd compensation Of
the cOai strike commissioners and en-
ployes. aud taking the question ol fiX.
ing these out OF the hands of the
president had been retained. hut that
the senate conferccs had yielded 10 the
house % the extent nf allowing SD
per uay to the commissioners for cX.
pcuscs. instead OF $40 a. fixed 10y the
senate.
The report WIS agreed 10
Mr.. Lodge reported the Philippines
currency hill AMI uHve notice that he
would call 10 up during the morning
hour Of the senate 40 tho earliest mo-
mcni. lie expressed The opinion that
the bill would not lead 90 prolonged
debates
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
nowen Go settle Il.

President Castro of Venezuela has
clothed Minister Bowen with full pow
ers To- effect u settlement with Great
Britain. Germany and Italy. Mr..
Bowen simply awaits the consent OF
the state department To- assume this
task. assuming that the nations named
are willing that he shall undertake. this
work. 10 Is believed that the critical
phase of the Venezuelan difficulty Is
passed
Whether the consent OF these gov
crnmcnts can Ice obtained viii. IL r. hc-
licved here. depend entirely upon the
suiiiciency of any guarantee that can
he given FOR the faithful discharge 10y
President Castro of amy obligations lac
may assume. The allies must Doe as
surcd against the consequences of au-
other revolution and the rrpudintiuu by
the president who may follow Castro
of hls undertakings.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES.

Representative Martin. OF South pa.
kom. introduced biz In the house
making October u. the anniversary Of
the discovery Of America "a legal pub
lie holiday, to be- known 49, Columbus
day.
The war claims committee ~ the
house reported fnvorably bills carrying
appropriations 90 pay claims. growing
out of the cutting of cables hy the
United States naval forces In the war
with Spain.
Commissioner Ncrkes. Of the Internal
revenue bureau. has rendered de
ciSiun iu which he rules That druggists
and others who sell soda water drinks,
claret soda or similar beverages. 20
which distilled spirits. wine or any
compounds thereof. are added in any
quantity. however small. are required
To pay special tax for retail liquor
dealers. under the Internal revenue
laws.
Secretary Moody has decided 20 re-.
quest Rear Admlyals Melville and
Kenny. respectively chief of the bu-
rcau OF steam engineering and pay
master general of the navy. Co serve
out the remainder of their terms as I'm.
reau chiefs. ordinarily both these OF.
ficcrs would have been retired next
January when they reach the age 81 81
years. Both officers have records of
exceptional efficiency.
Dr IIcrrJn, the Colombian charge,
who has been clothed with fun powers
10y the Bogota government 10 sign a
fuf.ul sVft ~
The state department. and spent half
IN hour with Secretary Hay In a fur
Their effort 90 reach an agreement as To
The price this country shall pay Tor
the concession. Dr. lierrnn predicts
That the treaty Will be ready for sub
mission 10 congress before Christmas.
Representative De Almond tNloJ
has introduced "a hill Ia the house pro.
vlding that In addition Ia the grounds
of bankruptcy now existing 10y law a
corporation or association shall have
committed an act 0f bankruptcy aud
shall accordingly Dee subject 90 proceed
ings to - Judge 10 an Involuntary
hankrupt aEd wind up IT, affairs and
distribute It's assets whenever u shall
have ISSUED stock iu excess of the fair
reasonable value of It's property; ~
whenever IL shall have given or offered
To any person. association or corpora
ton any privilege or rebate denied O.
another. or when u shall have refused
ur failed Ia effect u settlement az any
difficulty or dispute with a majority
al iis employee or patrons or To- enter
into arbitration; or when 10 shall have
entered into any combination 60 de-
siroy competition: on whenever Il shall
have failed 90 give correct information
IN response to amy lawful inquiry
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
Murdered his Father.

Ncls Erickson has been arrested
AZ Iron Mountain charged with the
murder OF his father. John Erickson,
who disappeared from home ut Nor
way last May. and his body found In
November 10y Antoine Mlssa. while
clearing some land near Norway. II
was covered with brush. had three
holes in the head. showing how death
resulted. Ncls Erickson was arrested
at the time. hut later discharged. De.
tcctivcs have been working on the
ease FOR the past month. \ shotgun
found near the body, supposed at the
time 90 belong to the dead mans son,
has been fully identified. This led to
the arrest now. John Erickson had
$1,000 when he disappeared, hut No
money was on the body when found.
TWO days after his father disappeared
the son came to this city, spent money
freely and had plenty, something UNI
usul. Two weeks ago a deed came
to light Of property he sold at Iron
wood belonging 10 his father that was
forgery. Ills mother gave new
deed. and kept Ncls out Of jail. Peo-
pie nc Norway are under great cN'
element. and talk of lynchlng.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
No ncIIcf In sIuht.

Officials of The Reading railroad hold
out no nope of relief from the present
anthracite coal stringcncy this winter.
despite the efforts ON Tie part OF the
company to mine and ship 90 IT, full
capacity.
Under normal conditions says one
Of the officials. tile anthracite pruduc-
ton never Is equal Co the demand dur.
inE the winter months. and the Read
Ing aud all the other anthracite COM
pauicS have been obliged to draw upon
the stock 90 various storage points 90
help ont tine demands of the trade.
This year there j. not pound at coal
at amy uf THESE storage points. ana ouu-
~umcrs are dependent entirely upon tie
iaily output of the mines
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
cuba H. GrowIrR.

The British minister at Havana re-.
ports To his government that cuba =.
prospecting. lie says: The pruduc-
ton Of sugar has risen from 3,j.OOp
tons IN $500 10 more than $4,000 tons
in 1871. AMI probably will reach 1905
opr tons la this years crop. The cul-
tNation and manufacture 81 tobacco.
rs we'll as the minor industries. show
considerable improvement; the stock
al cattle on the island, thanks 10 large
importatl"ns. l. now probably upward
81 10000. as compared with less than
100000 at the beginning Of 1899; and.
finally. the value OF the exports has
Increased from ep2'H.OOO To G12.G5c.-
Ot0. aud would have reached much
higher figures hut FOR the fall In price
Of sugar
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
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The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
NEWS ~ nnIEF.


The Pennsylvania Railroad Go has
New York city.
The Grand Trunk railway Of Canada
reports net earnings Tor October OF
S3.2lu.i3o. a gain o. SlSD.I9l.
Secretary Wilson has issued orders
that all ears IN which animals have
been quamntined shall De dislnfccted
Licut.-Ge Miles has tcicgraphcd
from Yokohama that he VIII arrive az
Pckn Dee. - and inspect the legation
guard
In a New York basement house IRE.
Mrs. Mary Bond. aged -: Raymond
Bond. :. and Rose Bond, .. were
burned TO death.
Tweuty-nlne independent tobacco
manufacturers have employed counsel
90 Louisville. Ky. 90 get into tie fight
against the trust.
l.. H. Hanna. Of Fargo. Y. H..
nephew Of senator VI. \. IIannn. Is a
candidate FOR United States senator
from North Dakota.
Harvard catalogue shows a total OF
i.2Gl students IN the university. 100
more than year ago. and the largest
number In any American institution OF
learning
Philip Nagcl. Of Upper Sandusky.
O.. has been convicted of the murder
of VIM. Wade and will Ice sentenced
Co death. Nagel stole all OF Wadc's
savings.
Several OF the Catholic orders re-.
Gently expelled from France VIII es-
tablish headquarters In the ncighhor-
hood Of Baltimore aud Washington.
The Sulpicians. Il Is believed may g.
tahlish their mother house az -.
Mary's seminary. Baltimore. The
Marlsts are building seminary Ia
Washington.
Mrs. ". W. Jones. wife ~ railroad
station agent ~ Rockport o.. shot and
Killed hcrsclf iu the streets there Wed.
nesday. The woman shot herself inn
mediatcly after receiving n letter NJ
the postofilrc. She fen 90 the sidewalk
while hundreds 81 persons were pass.
lng by. and the sight OF the woman
gasplng FOR breath. while the blood
waa streaming from the bullet wound.
caused intense excitement. she was IN.
sane.
The president has sent 90 the senate
the reciprocity treaty recently uego-
tinted between the United states and
Cuba. IL does not concern the dispo-
siiion Of the Isle OF Pines.
The Yale expositor., 1902-12-26
THE NEWS OF MICHIGAN.


John Bartlluger lies In Jail at Bat
tie Greek charged with the most cold
blooded murder In the history OF this
section. Mrs. Robert Garrison, who
lived ON the banks of Bristol lake.
Barry county. fourteen miles north
west OF the city. il the victim. Her
husband. with Fred Van Sickle. for
whom Bartlingcr worked. started for
Rattle Greek Monday morning with a
load OF wood. The murdered woman
WAS left alone The murderer Is sup
posed 10 have entered the house from
the cellar. getting into the pantry, from
which door opened into the Kitchen.
where Mrs. Garrison was mt work. She
had the water ready To do her family
washing. II l. believed the murderer
made demands that frightened the
woman. who started 60 run.
lie fired douh!c-harrclcd shotgun
az her. the content. striking his victim
In the right temple aud side of her
face. 10 blew the whole OF the
woman's face OF. and exposed her
brain. II Is probable she died In
Stantly.
The brute doubtless dragged Mrs.
Garrison into bedroom ana COM
mitted another crime. Circumstances
showed almost couclusiycly that Bart
lingcr committed the crime. lie was
traced to Battle Creek. where he was
arrested mt $50 on his way To the
Grand Trunk depot. When he left the
farm he wore heavy black mustache
and Scotch cap. lie had shaved of the
former. and thrown away the latter
when arrested. lie also bought blue
sweater ana umbrella. lie subsequent
~ confessed that he murdered the
woman. stealing gold watch which
he sold for 81.
Garrison only married his present
wife two years ago. His first wife
was killed In n runaway, the pole of
the wagon passing clear through her
abdomen. Great excitement prevailed
IN the neighborhood and threats Of
lynching were made.