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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
pJpER.S MEN FIND 4 POOLROOM'
Villain. Once "Devery's Man" AZ Coney i"-
I.nd nan store Where Mcn We're caught

DEPUTY Police Commissioner plper sew
~, S.rsts. Mott and Araett of Deputy
Police Commissioner Ebstein's once 10
HINT for poolroon,s. Thy found s"hs-
hing that looked like poolroom az %
Myr,l, avenue, Brooklyn, A warrant was
rb,ained from Magistrate Higginbotham III
the Adams street police court and 'he
officers arrested William J. Annett' Eusehe
Kelly and Frank Murphy, who We're ock az,
IN on the charge of violating S''ctio'' DOL
IS th,. penal Code. which is felony A..
As they We're being taken OUT OF ~ Iae
MYRTLE avenue hous. the proprietor, Lm
ward j Milan. int,rfered be was locheu
No on the charge Of interfering WIN al
"i;i,er in the discharge of his duties s
Ma sist,s te HigglnDotham held the thre &c
first named men for examination on Nas 80 90
in .i.u.i each, and Milan FURNISHED saco
houd. Milan has kept the Myrtle avenue
! store for soma year, ,;,o
Milan enjoyed the reputation OF Ie..s
pretty close TO the men way up N we
Police Depa rtment and for two Sun.Ihe!
/ enioyeti tie distinction Of being DeverH
man" a, Concy Island. since ms hquo'
tax certificate was revoked he has con
: tinucd to keep his place open' aha the ,.r
/ oG The Adams street station nave -.
! watching to see ii he attempted TO vio'a''
! the liquor law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
REBELs CAPTURE L1NAN-FU.
Chinese Town Had Deen Besieseu 'o'
aeverui Days.

! Several Days.
sp,eto, cao.s Dsspateh 10 TIE SON.
,PxKiN, May n.-The Viceroy OF INC
province Of Yunnan reports that the reneis
have captured the city Of Linan-iu' whicn
they had invested for several days An
imperial edict has been issued degrading the
officials responsible for the spread OF inc
disorders and commanding the Viceroy 10
protect foreigners.
The edict was put forth In response 10 a
complaint by M. Dubail. the French MN
lister. The French officials minimize theee
troubles in the south especially this one IN
in Yunnan, which they say they regard az d
labor riot. Nevertheless, they admit tha'
two Of the three telegraph lines have Deeh
cut within a radius OF $50 miles from
Monetze, a treaty city, forty miles from
Linan-fu, where there is French Cohsu''
with whom they are unable to commune
cate.
M. Lessar the Russian Minister to emma
ia on a tour through Manchuria, on MS way
to Pekin. He is expected at Newch"ahg
to-day
PARIS, May Pit is officially announced
that in consequence OF the urgent rep
presentations made by NJ. Dubail the French
Minister at Pekin. relative to the gravity
OF the revolution In the Province OF Yunnan
the Chinese Government has ordered the
despatch Of a military force to protec'
foreigners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
4LB4NIANS LOST HEAVILY.
Realize Now That Turkey Is Determined
to SuDOress Disorder.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN
UsKuR, May 22--It seems that the TURK
ish repression of Albanian hostility has
been genuine and for the present effectual'
The statement that the Albanlans los'
heavily in the recent fighting near pia-
kova is confirmed. The Turks buried
200 Of them, but many more we're carr'eo
of by friends.
The Albanian leaders appear to have
realized suddenly, TO their astonshnen,
and alarm that Turkey is in earnest, and
It ia reported that a majority OF them have
signifed their submission, although seVera,
influential chiefs have fled to the hills and
are expected to give trouble
1t is learned from trustworthy sources
I hat Mudarais and Mnrta%a. the two prin-
cipal leaders in the anti-reform movement
were arrested with fifteen others yesterday
and will I've eyiied to Asia.
The populace in the Diakova and lpek
dis, ricts are cowed The Turks are cstab-
fishing law courts there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
LOST HAIR BY PRACTICAL JOhE
wsnxh Pit Alcohol OF Ills Head-Joker
VINO Set Fire to II Arrested.

Rem Solomon bartender at ss5 First
avenue. who ia known as a merry wae'
WAS polishing the bar just before CLOSING
time early yesterday morning wheh ooh
Wanah of ass Third avenue asked MN II ne
knew anything that would keep the hair
from falling out. -
-surest thing y know, said solomon
Didn't v'ever try alcoholic
Wanah borrowed some alcohol and ruooeo
II on. While he was talking to the saloon
lounvers the humorous bartender APP
preached from the rear with an elec' TIC
cigar lighter. n,.,,s ..,u-
r.ted hair, and the effect was pyIrotechnicai.
Snlomon immediately grabbed a setter
bs,t,l,,. but the fire was not eXtlhguisIie1
/ until all of Wanahs hair, eyebrows ana
| cyclashcs we're gone. -..
Wauah went TO Bellevue later ana was
told that h. would probably have cry
sipolas H. insisted on going horne "a, after
his head had been swathed IN handages.
Last nigh, Wannh won't TO the E'st lnlr.y-
9th street station and told Sergt' Jones
that he thought Solomon ought TO ne ar
+, rested for arson. Jones sent DESERVES
! Winters and Cooper around TO GET 'he
joker. III J., .,,, h,,, bo
, was locked up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
MAYOR GIVES TO kISHINEFF.
Another Big Sum Cab,ed to the Sufferers
Challenge to Casslnl.

The Kishinef Relief Fund was increased
by about 81 900 yesterday. One OF the
contributions came from Mayor Low.
Treasurer Kohn Of the committee said
tho MAYORS check was for q substantial
sum The largest contribution OF the day
was $500, sent BY the Federation OF Ameri-
can Zionists, which sent check last week
for 81, 900.
%. 600 rub!es TO kishincf, making nearly
10000 rublcs, or almost s35 900. sent by the
committee to date. ,
According to letter printed in the Jev-
,sh World Yesterday there were anti-Se-
mitic riots at the village of Onatchni, near
poitaya. in southwestern Russia. on Easter
Sunday, which was the day of the kishlneH
outbreak The letter, which was written
from Poltava, says that the mob destroyed
the synagogue AID wounded number
OF Jews, hut that further excesses were
prevented by the Governor, who sent SOL
diers and prevented 5000 peasants from
marching on Poltava,
The publishers Of the Jeulsh DAILY HepS'
who on Thursday wrote to the state De
partment al Washington asking that Count
CQssini the Russian Ambassador, pc de-
clared nersona non qrdtd if he had been
correctly quoted in recent interviews on
the Jewish question. wrote a letter 70 t.e
Ambassador yesterday. challenging MN 10
a public debate in either New YORK or
Washington The newspaper oilers TO pay
all expenses and give $4,000 to chart'es
lift fails to get the decision over the count
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
,rrNDERLOYN DIVES RAIDED
rant. O.Conner Picks out u Irso"e"
in thu f'airO end Bohemia

si,,v.two women and nine men ~ere
arres, ed In raids made by Capt. o'onho'
NJ the Tenderloin station last night on 'n'
Bohemia and Cairo. West Twenty-h'hln
street dives Capt. O'Connor saio ne nAu
warrants for the proprietors ana mahase1e
NJ the resorts and the women in them KNOW"
N he disorderly characters The warrants
ware issued by Magistrate Mayo IN the
.Iererson Market police court yesterday
afternoon.
-four men who we're in the Cairo were
locked IN because they practically asked
to be. They said that as the women WHY
went into the place with them mao uee"
arrested they would not desert tnet''
4out OF a spirit Of chivalry. one u o, nam
G Hoslier of South Orange and thaI ne
was secretary Of the Hyde-Rand Coal Iom
Summing party OF three women ana
n man who raid they were from Dpe, ~
were taken to the station WIN IN, IN. sr n'' "a.
leased when they convinced 1ne p''''
that they didn't belong in the place.
The raids we're made at lo'3o c'ocA'
lust as the theatres were cl sung .-;,,
The reserves from the IenderioIi S.u na
the twelve precinct detectives, an. ai' resnrts
and all the exits were guarded. heI
we're seventy-five women in the la'rE aua u
about one hundred in the Bohemia. II was
some time before the women nhueie ,ben
that they all might he arrested ana mn .'
there was a lot of excitement. The dc.
tectives who got the evidence went among No
them and singled out those they wa an co.,
they took il from the Cairo ana 40 lroII
the Bohemia, James Alealis, the al,eHe ,1
proprietor and four walters III '"e Nan
were arrested. ~, ,ro.
prietor of the Bohemia. ,.,i.,.,
he gathering Of a mob OF proiess IONA,
bonusmen and police court LAWYERS a.. ,.s
the raids was reminder Of Ta aIaaInin Una sbs
Cant o'Cou,,or had made the raids because
Commissioner Greene had warned 'n'
Ina, he was not strenuous enough
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
SAYS BOY DIED or GRIEF.
vohdin in the workhouse Worried Because
His Try at Suicide Failed.

yohdin IN the workhouse Worried Because
His Try at suicide Failed.
Philip vohdin. 10 years old. who was
sentenced to three months in the Work.
house on Backwell's Island three weeks
ago, died there last Tuesday. The boys
aunt Mrs. Bertha Scholl Of 10th street and
Southern Boulevard. with whom he had lived,
saws the doctors told her that the boy died
from a broken heart and that they could
find no trace OF physical ailment.
The boy was an orphan. He asked his
aunt for some money a few weeks ago,
and when she refused he said he would go
and hang himself. He left her home that
night.
with a scar on his neck, which he said was
caused from the rope he had tried TO hang
himself with in Bronx Park He said he
went to lonely spot and hung himself to
a tree, but when the rope began to hurt,
he made up his mind that he would rather
live and out himself down. Mrs. Soho u
had the boy arrested and sent to the Island.
While there he told some of his compnr
ions that he was eorry that he had not killed
himself and brooded constantly over his
i'll luck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.

Daniel Frohman, who Is now reported
to be engaged to young actress, u the
most domestic Of all the New York theatre
cal managers though he is bachelor.
He owns a handsome house in West Sew
enty.ninth street and lives there with his
three unmarried sisters He has filled his
home with interesting souvenirs OF his
travels in Europe and Of the musical and
theatrical notabes he has known. He Ia
never 20 happy az when entertaining others.
and scarcely a week passes during the
season without dinner at which Mr., Froh-
man gathers an Interesting company , ne
is the only New York manager VINO hves
and entertains in this fashion. in ms own
nome Mr.. Frohman has ways found most
pleasure in the sessions OF small OUT
carefully selected poker club that has not
missed a single Saturday night meeting
in years
newly altered house on an uptown
st rect is as spick and span as the decorators
can mako it when looked at full in the face
Hut it turns toward Fifth avenue a sadly
Lilapidated side which needs coat oil
, nsint. As the house on tho avenue corner
| las large yard. this deficiency is plainly
| visible to all and makes striking the con.
! trast between the front and the side OF
! the house This sfabbinees is not in any
way the fault of the owner OF the houst
| or it's architects. II was caused by ihe
| unusually strict serse Of property rights
roseessed by the owners Of the Fifth avenue
, houso. IT,
! They declined perer1ptorily to allow
| the painters TO enter their property to hcglr
| work on the side OF the house 1t was ther
arranged to 10 all the painting by nlea NE
! of ladders hung from the roof. But at
the first appearance Of the ladders there
came from the neighbors an official notifca
ton through an attorney that the hanging
| Of ladders was a trespass and must On
removed Immediately. Some folks II
the neighborhood are wondering If a maj
who builds up to the line has right u
put his head out Of his own window
.You may zee that sort Of thing in tn
Bots de Boulogne. where the French d
things We are not yet accustomed TO-, sai
man who had just stepped out OF tn
clubhouse at Twenty-sixth street anf
Madison avenue yesterday afternoon, 'bu
| never saw it here before
He nudged his friend and indicated thre
women seated on one of the benches in tn
Park. The three we're we'll gowned an
looked respectable. But one OF them,
handsome young woman OF about tWent!
with the air Of a person who was USED 70
and enjoyed it thoroughly, was sInoKln
a cigarette. ~ =; .,
Park and although she soon became awar
of it, she didn't seem to mind 1t IN the Nas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
ALLEGED BOODLER StRRENDERs
state Senator Farris Of Missouri, Returns
and Gives BALL.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May Ex-senator Frank
Farris of Steeville. indicted by the April
Grand Jury for bribery in connection with
the Baking Powder deal, surrendered to-
day and was released on 5000 bond. The
principal witness against him, as is shown
on the back of the indictment, is former
Lieutenant Governor John A, Lee, who
confessed the whole story of legislative
boodling
Circuit Attorney Joseph W Folk has
dropped the indictments against William
NJ. Tambelyn. John Helms and Otto Schu-
macher in the city lighting bribery case.
They we're named in the indictment with
the other members of the municipal COM
bine. The cases were, dropped because
the three men have become State wit.
nesses, and il is not lawful for them to
testify in cases in which they are code
PENDANTS In order to use their testimony
against Hart mann, now on trial. and others,
ii became necessary to drop the indict-
ments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
VACCTNATORS AT MILLS NO. l.
Guests Rounded Up Because George Fran.
chs Train Has smallpox.

A squad OF Health Board vaccinators
visited Mills Hotel No, l. in Blocker street
early yesterday morning and last night
and vaccinated every lodger they could
get their hands on. This was done because
George Francis Train, who is i'll with small
pox at the home of his sister in STAN
ford, had room at the hotel.
The Health Board officials are inclined
to believe that Mr.. Train got the smallpox
in Connecticut and not here. but they
thought it would be wise move TO vac
cinate the dodgers just the same.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
yORyLLAHD SPIKE TEAM SOLD
Mrs. Alien Gets &i.lOO for the Three
Beautiful Bays.

BALTIMORE, Md. May 1.-THE famous
sp;ke tenn, the three Eugencs, which were
presented to Mrs lillian Barnes Allen,
by the late Pierre Lorillard, have been
sod by her for SLIGO and are now the prop
erty Of Fred halstead. proprietor OF
the wsll-known hostelry on the Pimlico
road. l.;
this city Yesterday, with the same trap
and goid-mounted harness used by Mrs.
Alien last year at Saratoga Springs, when
she drove them three abreast through
the streets,
Sired edFs by Prince prr Eusene who had mark
OF o.2l'I They are all bays, marked with
white faces and white hind feet. Their
! ages are r. G and years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
RUSSIANS TOOK REVENGE.
KILLED GOVERNOR WHO MADE
TROOPS FIRE ON WORkMEN.

Nine Bullet Wounds In Bosdanovftchs
Body--Crowd Had Appealed TO Him
for Relief and Refused 20 Disperse
Shows spread Of the Labor Movement
Special Caole Despd,eh to TEE SUN
ST. PETERSBURG, May 22-Despatches
from Ufa state that a post morton examlna-
ton OF the body OF Gov Bogdanovitch who
was assassinated In the public park day
or two ago, presumably because he sup
pressed some riots last March, showed
two bullet wounds In his heart, four In MS
lungs, two In his liver and stomach ana
one In a hand The sssassins have not
yet been arrested
BERLIN, May 22.--The Lokdldnrei0er pub
fishes private information. stating that the
murder of NJ. Bogdanovitch was preceded
by tragic scenes at Slatoust In the Govern
ment OF Ufa, where the workingmen are
ripe for rebellion. It appears that depu-
tation OF workingmen who were en- route
to q factory were arrested. The wives OF
the men arrested went to police mead
quarters, carrying their children with
them, They declared that with their
husbands prisoners they would be unable
to support their children. They then
withdrew, leaving the children with the
police, who at once proceeded to throw
them into the street. This caused Immense
excitement.
Gov. Bogdanovitch was sent Tor. upon
his arrival from Ufa, he ordered the mon
to dispense. which they refused TO do. de
then retired to private building, from
which he repeatedly sent orders for the
mob TO dispense No attention was paid
to these orders, and finally several volleys
were fred by troops in the house occupied
by the Governor, with the result that forty
person. were killed. including many child
rem and innocent persons. and 200 were
wounded
The whole inciden, is illustrative OF the
attitude of the authorities toward the
rapidly-spraading labor movement.
According to details published in Berlin
the workmen in the State arms factory at
! Slatoupt were driven by their misery to
send deputation to make an effort TO better
their condition
! The director of the factory had reduced
! their wages to the starvation point and IN
| creased their working hours from 10 to l21a
/ Sickness was rife among tho families OF
| The workingmen the mortality among
their children being IS per cent
| Under those conditions me men hs'"he"
readily to revolutionary apitatorS and re-
solved to seek a betterment of their con
dition. 1t is not stated how the deputatloi
acted or whether they committed an!
offepce beyond the mere Tact oil
being the representatives, of their fello"
| worklnen, but i, is asserted that the GROVE
on which the troops fired, although excitet
| and indignant, WIS orderly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
ST. LOUIS METAL TRADE STRIKE.
Nenty.trrce Firms Sign the Scale-Abou'
sixty Firms SttIl Hold Out.

ST. LOUIS May 22.--At the metal workers
headquarters it was announced that twenty
three. firms had signed the scale. OF this
number three firms withdrew from the st,
Louis Metal Trades Association and con-
Quoted negotiations individually with en-
uioyees. About sixty firms still hold out. :,
Reports show a complete tie-up OF all
crate, including blscksmiths ind helpers,
mf chinists and helpers, handy men, pettern'
workers. mculders' helpers and ironworkers:
Manager Davi. Of the American Steel
Company, East ST Louis has signed an
agreement with the moulders' helpers grant
ing them 10 per cent increase and better
shop conditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
OUR TREATY WITH CUBA.
Document signed at the Foreign once
In Havana.
.speeiai cable Despatch TO THE SIN.

S,rcfoi cable Despatch 10 THE SIN.
HAVANA. May 22.-The permanent treaty
between the United States and Cuba, in
Guiding the terms Of the Plat amendment
was signed at l?0 O'Clock this afternoon
at the Cuban Foreign Office by MIR, Squiers
the American Minister, and Secretary Of
State Zaldo. the latter having been espec-
inllv appointed a plenipotentiary for the
purpose The treaty contains few m
significant changes from the draft sub
united bv the United States. Among
those present at the time Of signing the
treaty was President Palma.
The treaty now goes to the Senate Tor
ratification
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
FAKE SLEUTH ANDJ.S.LEHMAIEh
Bothers the Lawyer About street women
and May Lose His Job.

James S. Lehmaier, lawyer. OF 3T
West Ninety-third street, was walking on
Columbus avenue with his wife last night
when man stopped him and asked TWO
women who had just passed had accosted
him.
Mr., Lehmaier asked the man who no
was, and he said he was detective no
refused TO show badge and MI Lehulaie,'
thinking him an imposter, walked VIII
him until they found policeman
The cop took the man to the West ol1ty,
eighth street station. where the man sa'o
he was John Carney. a county detective.
Mr.. Lehnaier telephoned t" MIR. Jeromes
stan and was told that there was process
server named Carney in the Office. put ne
had no right to be doing detective YORK 70 rn.,
,,.ci,ad ~ lar, wouldn't He promised to
complain to Dis'ric, Attorney jerome IN
stead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
MEN OVER DO ~ PARADE.
But Not One Of the Confederate veterans
NecdcC Assist anCe.

NEW ORLEANS. May 22,-The Confederate
reunion ended to-day in the parade of the
veterans, which was much the largest
ever given at any of the reunions, There
were over 1900 veterans In line. three
fourths of them in Confederate uniforms.
and carrying between forty and fifty OF
the Confederate battle flags.
The procession with the sponsors. her
aids and accompanying military made
line of four miles A number of ambulances
as.istanoe, although many in the parade
were over 10 and a few In the nineties.
Gen. G. B. Gordon, Commander-in-Ch Chief
Of the veterans, was too i'll to lead the par
AIDE and his place was taken by Gen: Stephen
D. Lee of Mississippi, Some 500, 600 persons
along the entire line of march.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
TOLs7OY DENOI Noes RUSSIA.
kishinpn Massacre n Direct Result OF
Governments Policy.

Special Cnble D'spGtch 70 THE Sun.
BERLIN, May %. - The TGgeodu pub
fishes a letter from Count Tolstoy, IN
diynan,ly denouncing the kishineh massa-
ere, which, he declares, was tn" direct
result o. he policy Of mendacity ana
violence followed by the Russian Govern
men, and a fresh proof of the Govern
meut's terrible egoism and indifference to
acts of cruelty.
A letter from Maxim Gorko, well-known
Russian novelist, is also printed, In which
no attributes the persecu, ions OF Jews
Firms and Armenians to agitators, VINO
eoad the peasants into frenzy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
MECHELIN rs ENILED.
Finnish Ex-senator Ordered Not to Return
to Hts Native Land.

spset1, Gable Despatch to TIE SUN
HyLsINopoRs, Finland, May PIX
Senator Mechelin. who is now residing at
Stockholm, has received an order from
Gen. Count Bobrikoff. Governor OF FINLAND.
forbidding him to return 10 this country
NJ Mechelin is very prominent Finnish
publicist He was for years professor OF
constitutional law at the Helslngfors Uni
versity and was for eigh, years member
OF the Senate, where he ably filled important
financial and adninist rative Offices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
BROTHER COPs TO AIR TROUBLES.
Roth Held for Assault. Each ON the Charge
Of the Other.

Magistrate Manner in the Myrtle ave-
nue. court, Brooklyn, yesterday held Pa
trolman Daniel E. Hanrahan in $500 bail
for the Grand Jury on charge Of as
saul, committed on Patrolman Patrick j.
MoAulifYe, who was also held on q similar
charge in $500 bail for the Court OF Special
The officers had an alteration in patrol
wagon on March 20. MoAulihe alleges that
Hanrahan's pist oil mys, eriously exploded
while the barrel was pointed at him, the
bullet piercing his clothing; Hanrahan
accused MoAuliffe Of using his club on
him on various occasions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
Copper Gone Up One-eighth.

The United Metals Selling Company
was reported yesterday to have advanced
it's prices to 1871 cents for Lake and l5h
cents for electrolytic copper, The COM
pany is the Sc ling agent Tor the Amalga-
mated Copper Company and other I'M
portant copper producers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-23
For Partition OF Heal Estate Held by His
Gtcpmother.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May ~ Col. Russell
Harrison fled another suit to-day against
his s,epmother. Mary Lord Harrison. for
PARTITION OF real estate in this city, The
block in question is located at 20 North
Pennsylvania street and is valued at $50 600
Tho complaint says that the Union
Trust Company has Get aside $l25.-
oOo under Mr.. Harrison's will for
the benefit OF the widow; that she does o;s
street property, and that it is incapable
Of being divided unless converted into
money. He therefore requests that the
property be appraised and sold and the
proceeds be divided among the heirs -,
II is understood that Mrs. Harrison Will
not contest the suit.