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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
sLTTTLETON,S Plan GOOD.
Engineer FaJOrs His Scheme for
Loop Line Bet1cPFH Bridges

In a statement given out by John c. BracNen-
ridge. Of the Department Of Public Works in
Brooklyn yesterday he discusses some Of the de-
tails Of the proposition ~ Borough President
IfttIeton 20 build elevated connections between the
BROOKLYN and Williamsburg bridges at either end
and operate thereon a municipal railroad He said
such "a railroad could he constructed equipped
with large. CommOdOus and well lighted cars with
n seating capacity Of 20 per cent more than the
present elevated cars. for approximately A0H0Ut
The railroad constructed these lines in connec-
ton with the bridges would be approximately
eight miles in length. and passengers could be trans
ported from end to the other at a maximum
cost at the start of three cents. with a gradual
r-.urtiou i'm the fare the increased traffic would
y-lrraut With such a railrOau IL would Dc pos
sIfra 10 give the $4,000 people daily crossing tne
T}rookIvu Bridge a seat. even in rush hours
This 'pI4u cOutenplates paying 81 per cent in
terest On the bonds issued for the roads con
str1iefiou and equipment. This might seem inCred
ME but when Il Is considered that this road
gvoriII have no ancestral Indebtedness resulting
fror1 three generations OF transportation methods
no c1rrv the justification OF the claim IS apparent
Mr. Rrackenridge who was formerly chief en-
gfraar Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
defends that corporation from the criticism Of over
-.,fta Iizaton on the plea that the CAPITALIZATION
r.TreSruts practically the cost OF constructing an,
eo11fpDiue four separate and d1sIlnct inetho'S ol
trans nortatOn 60 keep up with the modern lueaS'
With the earning capacity or only one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
CRANK SENT TO BELLEVUE.
Said He Was to Consult Governor and Sena-
for Plat About Murdered Family.

A man who said he was Charles faNey- anu 80
he once lived No. 80 Nichols-aNe-' ID '' -
called al detective headquarters yeste'lay anu
asked CAPTAIN Langan Ia aid him III hnuihb iiS
wife Ruth Gflng Pavey. and child VINO NJ S''-,
had been murdered here Pavey. WI" "aS Ne'
dressed and OF intelligent appearance, acted suahs
d, I5a said he arrived yesterday from syracuse
where the police had held him seven DAYS because
OF his strange actions. and that ne had herh oe-
taired two DAYS Rochester for the same reason
He had been staying at the Fifth Avenue Ho!ei.
he said but the clerks refused 70 non1SL in
checks Captain Langan looked AT the checiNs 49,
said they worthless. Pavcy SAID ne eNI'-sts
10 return 70 hotel to have conlri-l.tr 49,
Governor OdeL Senator Plat ana eNosl.tty lcrs1
- Pavey 10 devise means for finding ms M
wife and child. lie refused 10 say |netner ~
a relative OF Mr. Pavey. but said ne was Ie!s-tto5
10 Thomas Henry Pavey. % Auburn ne - -
cards hearing his name and indicating that ne W ~
a special agent foT the United states Floeii's ana
Casualty Company. OF No. 81 Cedsir-st r,-,r,
CaDtain Langan called ambulance from - -
Srle HOSPITAL and Pavey there IN chtIEt ~ n
Packer for observation. As PaNey teIL liT -
tectfve Bureau ne said TO Captain Lansa - -
You VIII stand beside some day on L ~ 49, -
lie platform and hear me expound the ~ lISsILi -
the Republican and the Democratic parry
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INTERESTING BILLS.
Tenement Made Goods May Be
TabelIed-Other City Measures.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TUmUNEl

.r,.-v Feb 72-Tbree measures OF interest 20
<ev-Yo-k city were to-day introduced IN the As
eeroblv. one affecting tenement house industries
another Offering additional opportunities FOR regis
fraton. and stiu another providing for the sta
sionine Of h-emen in public and parochial school
buildings
The first Of these measures. which intro
duced by Assemblyman Brooks. Is likely u awaken
strong protest IN the tenement houses q the East
Side ar Brooks's bin provides that the Commis-
sioner Of Labor shall cause 10 be conspicuously
affixed any article manufactured. altered or
finished in q tenement house a large labelling tag
hearing the words Tenement made printed in
small plea capital letters The bill further pro
vdes that IN the case 81 cigars or cigarettes made
ln tenement houses the tag shall be affixed to the
prescribed Tor other violations of the law thus
amended 70 this case II Is not Yet quite apparent
whether this Oil Is intended 10 accomplish a re-
torm that Is believed by many 70 6e necessary or
here n is certain however that ii affects thou
sands OF people the East Side seriously and
vii meet with determined opposition
protection against panics in public schools as vel
~ as, I. T 1sS " F-Dliy 5e ffi s , =
the Fire COMMISSIONS 90 New-Nork City shall
public and parochial school within the city. having
q daily attendance OF over two hundred and iftg
children. This fireman is 20 Dc on duty throughout
A measure introduced by As-emblyman A. E
grants % the local authorities Of New-York Cits
power for ana authority TO validate their actor
in opening and extending new street from Cham
hers 10 Reade SITS. hut stpUlating that the entir.
expense shall be borne by The city OF New-Yorl
and that no local assessments shall Doe levied. u
Is understood that this street is the present alley
way on The west SIDE ~ the new Hail Of Records
and practically amounts 10 extension 10 Citv
Hall Park Of Ernst.
Assemhiymsu Prentice introduced q bill proyid
ing that persons appointed by borough presidents
IL New-York city must be- NOT only residents o
The borough al the time OF appointment. hI
also previous % tho election Of the appointing B0r
ouEh President. Street cleaners iu Queens and
Richmond bOrOuEhs and consulting engineers and
architects excepted. Mr.. Prentice said concern
ing rne purpose Of the bill- that present rherf
was nothing 70 prevent man moving into Dor
ough for The purpose ~ being Immediately APP
pointed Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
PART OF ExTORTION GANG CAUGHT.
Italians Said Money or Life Declares
Countrvman-Long Chase After One.

George Nalamasi Of Hughes-ave- and Ohe-hun-
80 eight v-sixtH-st. and PaIlacona Pantello.
+1-s,tv-eieht years old. OF No 200 Morris-ave-.
we're arrested yesterday by Detectives Loewer and
Gordon of the fremont station. on 2 complaint Of
extortion made by Francesca Saraca' OF NO ga
A,tbonv-eve Ssraca alleges that the two Italians,
nth Two others not vet arrested. demanded 500
from him on penalty Of death
The detectives say that when the prisoners are
arrafcned to-day in the Morrisania police court
,ba, will produce several other Italians who Will
make similar charges and that they expect 70 show
rhat the two. with gang OF others. have been sys
.AuaticalIy Ievying tribute their countrymen in
the Bronx Italian colony by threats Of violence or
Naiamazi was chased by the detectives through
streets over fences and vacant lots and q small
Dond and finally caught more than half mile
f-r1 rhp start Of the pursuit when they threatened
him with -heir revolV5rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
MRS. LORENZ GOES FREE.
Justice Prtchdd Directs the Jury
to Icquit Her.

Washington Feb l7-Before court adjourned IN
the ostal fraud trial to-day Mrs. Martha J. Lorens
was a free woman. Justice Pritchard acting on a
motion Of Mr.. Kumler. decided that there was not
SUFFICIENT evidence TO hold her. and directed the
jury to find a verdict Of not guilty. she smiled AT
the announcement. and was warmly cohSrald'A'eu
by her counsel and friends
Justice Pritchards decision came immediately
after all the evidence in Several witnesses In
rebuttsI testified one Of whom was John X. ruler;
The stenoRraDhe who took down the questions ana
replies when Machen was under investigate on IN
Mr. Bristow's Office on May 2. 1903 The witness
under searching crOSs-eNa mlpatlOn, admitted ttl
he had made a number or errors IN tTaSNIlpib i''S
notes Court adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
JUBANovIC SAID TO BE ANARCHIST.
Well Educated and Rabid King Hater-
Lived in Pittsburg.

PttshurE Feb. L-lvan J.. JUbaEOvlc. the Croa-
tan, who was arrested in Liverpool on the arrival
of the steamer Majestic on Wednesday. IS reputed
among his countrpen in this city 10 be an anar-
chist. He is said 70 be well educated and rahid
king hater. T.. Ju6anovic and Ivan Brozovic pur-
chased tickets for karistadt. Croatia. from the
Franklin Savings and Trust Company No ISL
5enn-aye-. on January So paying 50 each for them.
JuaanoFio changed $50 into kroneU, and BroZOvic
$50 into The same money. At the bank il was said
ftaf Tho TWO men had sailed together the Ma
leStIo and I1ar they were bosom friends.
.lbaE0y1c. D. I- said, speaks good English. The
Two men have been in this country about and
"a half years Previous 90 working in the Penn
ave mills they worked in some coal mines in the
I1ttshurE district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
Lid TO INCENDIARIES.
Eighteen Families Rescued from
Fire Escapes at PLAYHOUSE Blaze.

Fire in the basement Of the six story double fat
house NJ Nos c16 and Es East One-hu1dred-and
eichteenth-st.. yesterday. filed the building with
dense smoke and drove the eighteen families OCcu-
pvnC to the front fire eSCa pes from which they
were rescued by the fremen of Truck No. H.
August BehrmanD. owner n the house. who lives
on the second floor discovered the fire in quantity
OF furniture and rubbish i'm stOrerOOm in the base
ment. He aroused the tenants and then carried 20
safety his wife who was i'll in bed. Meanwhile the
smoke had grown thick that the tenants on the
upper stories could not escape by the stairs. and
fed the fire escapes.
Behrmann told the police that he believed the FIRE
20 have been due 20 some suspicious looking men
who were seen lurking about the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
ASSEMBLY BlLLs INTRODUCED.

49, FEB. ---aiils ia,ro5uc.d ia the Assembly
''-oay Include Jhose o..
rfar-.s 49, changing THE date q annoal railroad
I'm s., oiL NeIteflter 81 90 juno g. Also author
81 --,lfs Office of the cornDanv
$50 -nci- providing that tie ,-c.err LAW re-
n - property ri deceased persons shan auTI--
~ 49, property OF married women
10 - e--s. ~ appropriatug 100 Tor monument
q Autistar 'N NV''li'ee'5 on ne batteiield
t,elLtoe. requiring that clerks OF boards Of
sham - .aeIs ana the City Clerk OF New-York CITY
eio~e-- -E,Is q The state Board 81 Tux COmmiF-
egs----. nc they 10 thc legislature. aT property
~ ~. rom taxation. Each city shall edvorfise
''s' oI exempted properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
TRANSFERS GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
Nine Union Men Sentenced to Three Months
Each in New-Haven.

New-Haven. Conn. Feb l2-After stuboorny
fought trial before Judge Shumway in the superior
Court for three weeks. a jury to-day found nine
union tearnsters guilty OF conspiracy IN trying 10
,,,ura the business OF certain trucking firms in the
,.,,s+ers, strike here last spring The defendants
wore: Orrin S stockford Of Hartford; William TAI
uadse Philip II. DAILY. Peter Flynn, Richard ASH
ton Theodore G. Beck. Thomas Connors Percy
Cornelius and John Mitchell Of this CITY.
The defendants were indicted on six counts ana
mar, tried Jointly. Three OF the defendants De
ioDged 10 the ieamsters union and three TO the
hackdrivers' union. -, - .,.- 10
a sentence Of three months in jail LOT each Ue
PENDANT was imposed. a stay OF execution lOL oi1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
wOMAN's HALL OF FAME
nth full details Of bow women to be chosen for
the hnnnr. IN to-uorroyy's Tribune-
AFFTRMs C. B. RoUss JUDGMENT.
Merchants Estate Must Pay Over 100000
to His Legitimate Son.

The Appellate Riyisi0n OF the Supreme Court yes
tar4.v afBruled thA Judgment of the trial court
g., the. ease Of Charles r Rosseau. infant.
AGAINST Peter W. Rousss as executor. etc Tho
plaintlff claimed to be Thy fegitimate child %
Charles broadway Rouss. and sued on a contract
,raqsd 10 have been made\ between RoUss and
Fyva : l.. Rousseau the mother Of the plaintiff
fr 500 COO He obtained verdict for SlOj I66 IS.
The contract which Charles Broadway ROuss YVES
alleged 10 have made was that II Mrs. ROsseau
would care for the child a. he should direct until
T,rne 4 1902 he would settle the child SlO0000
Mr. Rouss died March 3. 1872 On June ., 1902
THE hoy was years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Bill to Pay LiliuOkalani 100000 Consid-
cred

washington. Feb = Tho Senate to-day listened
% tho reading by Mt Carmark - ? speech pre-
pared by Nj Morgan 90 opposition 20 tho PrCsi-
debts Panama policy. and consii"'ed the hil ap-
propriating S2o'"o1 20 eN-Qucen LiiuolSSlnni. OF
Hawaii. Speeches in support % the bin were made
By Mr.. Blackburn and ar Mitchell, and in oppo-
sitlon by M Spooner AID Mr Plat ~ Connect
cut. Nr Spponer moved TO .ecommit the bill. but
the vote failed TO develop quorum 50 the Scrate
was forced 20 adjourn.
The senate went into executive session on mo
ton Of Senator Cullom. II va his purpose TO re-
sumo consideration Of tn Panama canal treaty.
brIt no Senator was ready speak. and. after
confirming some nominations. open session was
ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
RRR PENSIONS AMOUNT TO $1.224,Os7
In Four Years 212e Employees Have Been
Retired.

Fhrsdelphia Feb. 52.-ststistics compiled hy ne
,,ension sepa-trnent Of the PennsylVaIia Ram OA0
-,s,,, show that ia the four years the orEaniIa-
- -. -, ~ operatIon S-224.0S! has been ~
ren5ed Tor relief. This does not include the coz
- -. 7.-,,-tr,ent's operation. which - palo oy
the company. -, 49, -.,,res
al ~ these ~ have died. or the totai
,,er retired 42s were between siSty-Iye ss3
,-1t,ire wears old Three hunaTeo anu ~ f,r IEe
vcrr retired on theAl lei
N'-.5,,--sI n the employing orlcer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
TO CONSIDER HOOKER CHARGES SOON
Whole Grievance Committee of State Bar
Association May Meet Next Week.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO TEE rmBrNE.I

Albany Feb l1.F J.. Nadhaus. Of tho State
Bar Association. said tonight that he expected
ihat the grievance committee ~ shat society would
meet ln this city early next week 20 consider the
HOOKER charge. The charges preferred by the
selesloNn Bar Association against Justice Warren
slderatior
NaNhauls said tnaI Iu view 81 the Importance
- NC matter, he thought The whole committee
n ~ pleoeuy hear rho case instead Of referrnG
-. seal sup-cummttee. lie explained that De
"a ~ -' sa expecting Go hear from President Hand
together -'-'i.'-' 1'-iii'ie 'ii' ''4iillitt''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

SUNDAY SERVICES At VARIOUS CHURCHES
The TrIbaEe pHbiishes each Saturday
nOunceu.ents OF the various churches. with
name OF preacher and topic of sermon Con-
suit these advertisements to-day under
beading of "ReIiGiOus Notices."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
BURGLARS GET s7.783 IN ALBANY.
Safe IL Law Office Blown Open-Several
Papers Taken.

'.-''. Ieo. IA safe n she lsw Office % John
49,, --.'.. pr The albany Insurance COMPANY
'..oiis' 'a siaie-st. yves blown open during laet
7. 'aa r-'-a a sum or s77Sc. whi-n was placed
several ,.,l evening is missing. together with
rro-sse ii -. e1 with an estate now in
'-i'.i-l.- The burglars are uu known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
FRANK CROKER BREAKS THROUGH ICE
Gets Cold Bath While Sailing Ice Yacht on
North Shrewsbury River.

REQ Bank X J.. Feb. q Special. While sailing
in George Farsons's ice yacht to-day Frank croker
of Nev-York son OF Richard Croker rau the boat
on thin ice on The North Shrewsbury River. The
boat went through. and Mr. Croker was thrown
into the water. lIe was rescued by a number OF
pEStanler-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
BOSTON MAN DROPS DEAD.

Jacksonville. Fla. Feb. 12-Mark KnOwlton. Of
Boston dropped dead at the Union Station TODAY
while attempting to board train for the Florida
r,,s- Coast Mr. KnOWltOn. accompanied by his
F@r1rhter arrived here the steamer to-day and
vent direct to the station His daughter was by
his side when he died He Mason of high
s-4u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
NJ W. CORNER BROAD AND WATER SITS

John H Berry. in conjunction with EowaIo =
Williams has sold 10 client for William h Ever
s.u the rorthvest corner OF Broad and Water SIS,
.,tas+o~I huiiding frorrfng 81 feet inches IN
Tlroa DIST with an irregular depth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
,voup MAKE LINCOLN HOME PARK.

1900. ~ Feb.- Pin the House to-day
80, - f1troduced appropristlng $1,000 Ter tns
-r,t,ase a. the old Lincoln homestead the oir'h-
,ls~e ~ Abraham Lincoln, and Tor cohNer''ns I.
L'-i'' ..--. .,s~l- Another bill introduced
-os-r 70 The federal government lands neaG 49,
r5,,tnf far the establishment o. q new Hlh'afH P"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
70 HOLD HOME RULE MASS MEETING

Ee" q the various proposals ~ Albany 20
- ne powers o. the cities % the State. the
Feopies Institute has decided 70 hold mass meet
~. 70 record approval OF the principle Of home
~ Ails moetiug vii be held IN Cooper Union
-lItrtiaN February 5s Al D.. m.
lespll-on thar the State legislature should
h - ~ ms city fun authority and responsibility
p me conduct % local affairs" viii be- presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

i was said at the White star Office yesterday
that no orHcial report had been received there
in regard 70 the arrest in Liverpool OF an Aus
-rian who had eighteen pounds Of dynamite and
$3.50 Getonators on the Majestic. The correct
name 81 the man under arrest was said 10 be
Ivan Ljuhanoyic. He is thirty years old. He
booked ar Pittsburs several days ago.
a customs inspector suggested that the man
might have taken the dynamite from A Pennsyl-
vania mine for use on the other side. and not
have contemplated violence. II WIS impossible
70 examine thoroughly the baggage of every
steeraEe passenger before sailing. as that would
cause great deal OF delay and would require
three times the mum Der of men now employed.
The Majestic. which left New-York on Feb
rUary 3. arried eighty saloon passengers. sixty
five second cabin and 500 steerage. Among the
first cabin passengers were Sidney Herbert and
Michael Herbert. sons Of the late Sir Michael
Herbert Other cabin passengers were AleXan-
der Smith Cochrane, the Rev. Ernest F. Smith,
Lieutenant J. Taylor Peddie. Mr. and MIS-. :.
Morris Pentland. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Har-
ris Harry T. Marks and James Munro
Shortly before the Curard liner Umhria was
TO sail for Europe on May last a letter reached
Police Headquarters. saying there was an IN
ferual machine al the Cunard dock. which, II
properly set. wovld blow mp the ship within
thirty-siN hours. The letter declared that the
Malta had ordered the destruction Of every
steamer flying the British nag that sailed out OF
New York HarbOr and the writer declared he
regretted tie proposed destruction of the I'm
hria on account OF the number Of children and
women who would be ora board, and therefore
sent the warning.
Captain Piper investigated the matter and
when the captain Of the Urnbria heard Of the
letter DE declared he would not sail until the
machine was found. After search Il was dis
covered. and the steamer sailed without Inc
passengers knowing anything about IT, The box
contained forty pounds Of dynamite. WITH an IN
! 1ricatc mechanism. and was afterward traced
10 a boarding house in West Thrty-nrst-st II
was found 10 have been sent by man known
/ as &c. Rousseau" lie is said never 10 have
/ been found. nor Is 81 known why he sent the
1 machine and apparently repented OF his act ana
word in time 10 prevent great disaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
CEREAL coMPANTs LOSS BY FIRE.

Peterboro. Ont Feb. 12.-The plant Of the Ameri-
can Cereal Company damaged by FIRE to-day
TO the extent OF 10000. Five hundred employees
will be thrown OUT Of work temporarily
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nth your neighbor little question
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DON'T co TO Wax

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ne Tribune Airnanac-it viii part straight
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,,nsrcrN1nUs POLITICIANS.

-.o-tes Of President Hadley OF Nale applied 20 pub
AZ lie ~ EE-Attaehe m Tomorrow III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
STEWART Properly CLAIM LOST.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
ter4av affirmed the Judgment OF the lower court
in diminishing the action for ejectment. the plaintiff
being John Stewart. and the defendants. Horace
T2usseu and another 10 recover sixtieth interest
in the premises Nos. 20 rs and 80 Broadway for
rnsrIv owned by A. T. Stewart The claimant al
iaosd that the prObated will OF A. T Stewart
rot his will that he died intestate and that John
stewart the plaintiff. was cOllaterally. the true
bsir-st-lav The lower court dismissed the COM
LIANT on the ground solely that the plaintiff
an alien and could not inherit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

THE TERRIBLE POWER OF TIE TORPEDO
in modern warfare with striking Illustrations. in
uaorrou's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

THE SIMPSON CLAIM-The claim IF J. F.
Simpson & Son. builders OF the timber drydock at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard. has been referred to the
Navy Department for comment 1t has been re-
turned the Senate Committee on Claims with
the remark that the amount named by the New
York claimants is far IN excess OF the value Of
the work said to have been done the dock
The firm alleged that this extra work not included
in their contract amounted to Si97316 The Navy
Department has replied that the extra work rep
resented value OF $4,000 and that while this
was not in the specifications. IL included in
the plans. and therefore should be regarded a
part Of the contract. The Simpsons. who have
not bid recently any government work. will
change the bill introduced in their behalf so as
TO authorize them carry their case to the Court
OF Claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

HOW THE PLUCKy BALTINOREsNS
are resumng the hot ashes Of their
IN to-rnOrrow's Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13
DYNAMITE ON M4JESTTC.
An austrian on the Steamer Pris-
Oncr at LiUerDcOl.

Liverpool Feb. 12.-The customs officials this
morning found eighteen pounds q dynamite and
$500 decorators in ,he possession Of an Aus
trian emigrant on board the White Star Line
steamer Majestic. which left New-York on Feb
ruary and arrived here yesterday.
The AUstriar's trunk had false bottom. in
which the dynamite was concealed. The man.
who gave the name Of Ivan Sjnbeanoic. and
who ostensibly was bound for Carlsbad, was ar
rested and remanded until February 20
The Austrian denies that he was connected
with any secret society. and says he intended to
use the explosive TO remove rocks on his fathers
home IN Bohemia