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New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
GRAND LARCENY, ROBBERY, ASSAULT
Young Couple Charged with All-Used
ChIoroform, It Is Said

Recorder GoT comraitted 70 the Toubs yesterday
Albert Belden and Minnie Marquette. young
couple. charged with grand larceny. robbery and
assault.
ST. on September @. according 10 the indictment
they chICrOforned Elmer Whitelaw and his wife
at that address and stole SI55 IN cash and ievery
valued 800. After the robbery, the Indictment
charges, the couple turned on four Jets Il was
from the escaping gas that Mr.. and Mrs WhiJelaw
fOuuG and their lives saved
The couple disappeared after the robbery. They
were traced 70 ST. Louis and 70 Peoria All the
stolen ieWerY was recovered and $50 IN cash also
was found.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
FARLEY BLEssEs NEW CHAPEL.
Archbishop Compliments Daughters Of St.
Vincent de Paul on Two New Buildings.

Al me presence Of many priests and nuns Of the
daughters Of St Vincent de Paul. Archbishop Far
ley yesterday blessed the new cbansl connected
with ST. Niucents retreat FOR yyor,e q, t4,rrisor-
on-the-Sound. and also gave his blessir, 70 a large
Three story aauex known as ST. Angelus Hail
which is FOR Che exclusive ,ls OF rat5en,s ~ means
1e retreat ls conducted by the Sisters OF Charity
"--- - loI women suffering from nervous diseases
arc mild cases 0f temporary INSANITY The l.ev
buildings dedicated yesterday cost moro .ban y0g
- ~ L-i44s were r4sed through the hard
epfk u the sisters. ArchBfsa0D Farley vanf 70
ave, accompanied by his secreEsry FTarher lanes
sseNls and a Few women who are Interested tu the
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
STAB JERSEY CITY NAN.
ASSAULTED by Ruf7ans Near Summer
Home Near Green Lake.

Catskiu. \. Y, Oct. Is.-Wiularn Walters. OF
Jersey City, was stabbed twice near here to-day
and is in d critical condition AZ the home Of
relative at Green Lake. Mr.. and Mrs Walters
own summer cottage at the lake and John and
ChaTIes Deer, brothers of Mrs. Walters live there
the year round Walters and his family started
to-day to drive to Catsku, where they intended to
board night boat for New-York. While on the
way Walters assaulted by two men. who
PGIleu MIN from the vehicle and beat and sta bbed
nm. Snerlr Post was informed. and with four
deputies started for the scene. Charles Deer was
for his brother John " ---e
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
FALL KILLS AGED BANK EMPLoVE.

Nelson Todd who since 1860 had held a connden-
tal position with the Merchants National Bank in
this city. died at ST. Barnabas Hospital. Newark.
last night about two hours after he injured by
a fall. Todd was sixty-ssven years OF age. and
lived at No 349 BeIleville-ave., Newark. He
waiting at the corner OF Broad and Market SITS.
for a car. A Ksarny came along and stopped.
While it was standing 2Ir. Todd was seen to lean
against IT. 1t is supposed he seized With a
faiating tit became dizzy. When the started
he fell that his head struck the rear step.
ard his skull fractured
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
CONVENTION OF TEXTILE WORKERS
Southern Competition Time Worn Cry,
SAYS President

Lowell Mass. Oct 1S.-QuestiOns OF moment 70
ire American textile trade are 70 be discussed az
me annual convention ~ the United Textile Work
ers of America, delegates 70 which assembled in this
ciry to-day for three day elaboration The con-
venticn was called 70 order by President John
Golden n his annual address he said that the
textile industry. not alone % this counr- but CT
ever country n the civilized world where cotton
manufacturing was carried on had been passing
through one q the greatest Expressions ever ex-
perienoed and gave the reasons IN his opinion
The short crop OF raw material ana the Wild spscu-
p-ac-sed by those VINO seemed 20 nave no regard
md the hunger and want that thousands Of iuno-
operations. He added
Y some of those who devote 50 much time and
labor IN trying sLOD other forms eF gambling
would be accoupi-shing a more useful and hIrnane
Wo-k.
- 70 recLce Wages OF Increase the hours Of
Lepor raise the time worn cry II Southern CON-
peuuon The great trouble IS they have not d.
.sII9iaec their product When het South began her
nen mace no preparations for branching OUT. 4
more liberal policy viii have 20 Dc adopted. espe
-a--y Dy our Northern r--l men. and the craze FOR
SLe@p machinery ana cheap help must be aban-
The greatest struggle that the United Textile
lgfhels OF America have ever been Involved IN IS
ne Fan River people have put up j splendid fight.
not one single Incident having occurred that would
Lelecr ciscrecit either on the unions their
members.
albert Hilbert The secretary of The body. then
piesented MS annual statement
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TAXES LIFE By WEES COFFIN.
AnS6and, N Despair at Her Death, Shoots
Himself-Will Be Buried with Her.

'aaloe the coffin OF his wife. VINO died on Monday
SNilstl1n Liefried shot and killed himself az his
'H4e No 14s Ainslee-st-. Brooklyn. yesterday az
I-iioon The pistol used one that had been
s1t behind BY mistake by Christian L.iefried tr a
tSSSLesn.an son, sixteen years old. was sitting
- a. -l4IinnG room. AAefFlea a blacksFulth
~ ~ nae made competence and retired Man ana
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TO HONOR IL" TICKETS IN SUBWAY
interchangeable Plan for Use After Big
Tube Has Run a While.

The interchangeabfity OF subway and elevated
tickets has been considered and It is probable that
# viii this winter become an established fact
The plan. Of course is made possible by the single
management Of the two Companies.
Whether or not this scheme IS finally adopted It
is known that for certain period after the open
ing. only subway tickets viii Se honored under
ground This Is partly because bogus elevated
tickets might be passed Off on the new gatemen
IN the subway stations. A who had In his
possession a large number Of such counterfeits
was arrested only few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
HOTEL LIE MARQUIS MAN GETS STAY.
Dispossess Proceedings Had Been Taken
Marshal Took Possession of House.

Charles F. sporwood obtained an order yesterday
from Justice Barrett granting him a stay OF DIS
possess proceedings from the Hotel lie MARQUIS
Nos I4 and l6 East Thirty -hrst-st Possession was
taken OF the hotel BY city marshal on a Judgment
OF the Municipal Court, the owner Of the premises
George r Read. alleging that he owed s3033 20 A
month since June last his rent FOR the hotel being
s4e 90 q year, besides about s250g1 for taxes and
water rates. Justice Barrett granted the stav on
concit!ou that Spotwood give undertaking in
4-JoOy 70 pay al rent accruns, in addition the
sum alleged 20 be due.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
POLITICAL RALLY AIDED BURGLARS.
While ROuseholders Watched Parade They
Carried Of Silver from Homes.

Tho entire village Of Port Chester turned out 20
q big Republican demonstration last night Msah-
vzhile burglars visited the best residence section
The entire police force were engaged in handing
the crowds
one Of the homes entered was that OF AncEew
r,,,-4 a ,evyoflar The burglars stola S8O
worth of ie,yelry and siIverware here.
Al the home of John S. Mills. or the AoenuIotl ~
Tron Works thew enjoyed a cold supper, and added
- -,,C beryesf With silver Considerable booty
- also faken from the home OF Samuel Inber-
Eroo,7 T-fforts were made enter Two other
houses without success.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PLAN AN INTERNATIONAL UNION.
Officers Of English and American Bodies
Think Time for AmaIgamation Has Come.

The announcement was made yesterday ~ the
Sew-Tork headquarters OF the American Fedora
tion of Labor. No. . Third-Cve that plans on
foot for the aEnalganlatlCu OF the International
Longshcremeus Union OF Great Britain ard ths
international Longshore-nen's Union OF this coun-
ny. This international union of Two countries viii
have membership Of over -5000o. and VIII be the
largest organization o. Iaborers n the world
A cable dispatch was received by Herman Robin
son. general organizer 0f The American Federation
Of Labor who represents President Gorupers n this
city that j. V3S-a-i and ~. A1rlila-us- delegates
the convention of The American Federation OF
Labor. beginning n san Francisco on November a,
had sailed for this city. Ng-al IS the representa-
i've the English association Cf l0LgEnOreEnel,
and while re is in New-Y 0rK arrangements VIII be
made fer a meeting 10 take preliminary steps
toward The amalgauatiCn, by which the TWO unions
viii combine On a working basis The Anal ar
engagements viii Be made Al the convention % the
American Federation Cf Labor
The louEshoreuen here. Il stated friendly
10 the aTnalgarnarion. The English unions have a so
been making prepGra for the combination. and,
according 10 the officers % both bodies, the time
has arrived for =.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
W. c. r. HAZARD SUED FOR DIVORCE.

Mrs Agnes E. Hazard has begun an action In
the supreme Court for absolute divorce from
william c. r Hazard. Mr.. Hazard has an office
a. No 81 Union Square. where he was served with
the papers in the suit October Il. Mrs. Hazard
charges him with misconduct with three women
whose names are not mentioned. The Hazards were
,,,r-,ad on January Il 1898 They have no children
T,,g.ica 7 eventritt yesterday by consent of both
1gTtieE appointed Abraham I. Jacobs referee to
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PrrrsBURG ORCHESTRA UNIONIZED
It's Manager Announces That All New Mem
bers Must Join the Local Organization
IBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE rRaDnHE. J

rs,,.ab1lrR. oct ia-Local No. co q The Musical
y-,o, In Plttsburg has bloodiess victory over
the PittsburR Orchestra and George Wilson, its
manager The musicians coming from Europe to
+oke their places IN the Pittsburg Orchestra join
- union here. and Emil Paur, the director from
-, rvui also 20 in the union II the union wishes
him
Mr. Wilson to-day received few blanks from the
,ion and said: II shall that any strange
,.etcians coming IN iii out these blanks and Join
~ - = Snion As TO the director. Paur, don't know
- conductor he Is not obliged to Join any union
T5e may 90 SO. though
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
AUCTION OF N. P. LANDS DELAYED.
Rise in Prices Expected-Big COlOnizing
Scheme Not Yet Perfected
rRr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rn1ar,

tAA EELA1-ttAFa III Afiz L4'ASNNE-4
Butte. Mont. Oct 18--Accordtng to word received
IN this city tonight the Northern Pacific Railway
Company Will not dispose OF 2Oo0000 acres OF land
in Western Montana ar auction October % owtns IL
is said. 20 expected rise in prices. IL IS tho
compauy's Intention. Il Is said. to fnaugUrate a
gigantic coOuizug scheme. the details OF which
have not been perfected. The auction Will De prob
ably the largest In the history OF the West In
1880 the Northern Pacific disposed OF I5l000O
IN one lot TO the Amalgam2ted Copper Company 8
llIr1herinE interests
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
N. Y. US 74rH ANNIVERSARY.

The seventy-fourth anniversary Of the founding
Of New-York University by the organization OF
the first university council October 1S 1880 was
celebrated in the auditorium az University Heights
yesterday. The exercises were conducted under
the auspices OF the senior class The presidents
address was made by Herbert 5. BOYD. and the
founders q " poem read by Alexander McCInChie
Reinod Werreurath tn delivered the founders day
Grafton. There several musical selections by
a
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ROCKEFELLER TO YOUNG PEOPLE.

Taking as his text John 1; 25-5s, john u. Rocke-
Teller. jr spoke Of The Power OF Personal IN
auencs' at a meeting Of the Young People Society
Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church az NO. west
rro-t,--ixth-st. last night The speaker dweit on
-, Iyue,ce of individual Christian character, its
ooaer and scope, and OF itz reaction kor eo'd on
N ~ mo eT.rcised H. II y. Sims ard 0altby H2r-
az az 1,sTe two other speakers. Music and refresh
-T,epts closed the evening.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
MAJoR TO be TRIED BY COURT MARTIAL

N6s,or Edmund H. Mitchell OF the 14th Regi-
mont c. n. z, Brooklyn. win be tried on
,ra-,,.s of violating the military code by a court
,1.~+iaI convened for next Monday night Colonel
-T-,,,s Z. Bates Of the list Regiment president
i'.1s .c,rf will select the place for the trial
21 ~ tilS : .yere preferred by Colonel Rudolph L.
Klsne OF the 18th Regiment
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19

jBT TsLEGRA1E 70 THE TaIBCSEi
Pirtsburs. Oct 1s.-sir william Wright chisr 0s
construction Of thu British navy l0ft hsrs f1z
Nsw-York tonight. after spending thres days fz
c:oss consultation With Carnegie officials here re-
gardlng armor plate The Ensiishman. who ca-10
from Nsw-York IN the private OF c " Schwac,
returned the same way. While hsFo he said Mtties
simply affirming the report that the English navy
was constructing four new vessels, and us>csd
arnOr plate. This - the closing % q deal Esk en-
foot BY c. NJ 5chwab on his late trip abroad
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
FAMINE THREATENS GOLD FIELDS
Epidemics Also Likely Among Fortune
Hunters in Nevada If Rush Continues.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNEl
Denver Oct 1S.-Reliable returning from
the new mining camps of Nevada say it might as
well be made known that there Is an over
rush TO the Tonopah and sold field country. II is
already evident they say thar there Will be suffer
ing this winter at best, with The rush Of people
continuing as at present, there IS telling how
serious conditions may become
There are already more people there than can
obtain accommodation for love or money. The
freight traffic Is blocked in irretrievabIe man
ner. and the place IS threatened with epidemics.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
Or. cUYLER CHARGES NEW PAsroR,

The Rev. DR.. cleand Boyd McAfee was installed
az pastor OF the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
r-.ereh' Brooklyn last night The Rev. Dr. n. W.
-iA presided The Rev. DR.. L. Mason Clarke,
s--'or OF the First Presbyterian Church preached
= sermon The charge was delivered by the Rev.
- &neo1pre = Cuyler, the venerable former pas
49, q LaP e1nrcl+ The Rev Dr John Reid. OF the
-et49fal CllFcl gave fhe rhnrqa ~ fi,r 1,.-anIss
-Iss-f was offered By fha Rev ID Iolp Il Car
1r, or TIC Central chuTsh
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TO PROBE HeATH's DEATH CLOSELY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Glen Cove, N Y, Oct 1&-The inquest into the
death Of John W Heath. caretaher Of All Souls
Summer Home at Glenwood, was tonight ad-
journed for a week by Justice James H. Cocks who
is H. Justice Cocks viii request District ATTORNEY
Niemann TO be present at the inquest He believes
the holds too many unexplained features 10
be permitted pass without searching tnVesuxR-
ton. Mrs. Van Slyke. who disappeared from bar
home TOR time yestsr1ays ts again tlsre.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ALVIN W. KRgcH a DIRECTOR.

Il was Alvin w. Krech and not Henry c. Frick
stated yesterday. who Monday elected
director Or the COney Island and Brooklyn Railroad
Company. Mr.. Krech IS president OF the Equitable
Trust Company. which is controlled by the EGuita-
bic Life Assurance Society interests,
OF which interests constitute a majority OF the
board OF the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rairoad
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
BANKRUPTCY PETITION DENIED.
Nautical Training School Not a Mercantile
Enterprise, Says Judge

Providence r. I Oct 1S.-The United states Dis
trict Court to-day denied petition in bankruptcy
fled against the Nautical Preparatory School by
parents Of students Dpolnted in not making The
trip abroad as scheduled. Judge Brown IN denying
the petition sustained the respondents plea that
educational institutions are not amenabls 70 the
involuntary bankruptcy law ruling that the school
was not 70 be cIassed a mercantile enterprise
Plans are now foot for the reorganization ot
the school. the affairs OF which are in the hands
OF 4 receiver
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
POLICY TOWARD THE CANAL ZONE
Formal Statement Defining It Expected Soon
Cabinet Considers Panama Laws.

washington. oct. lS-Serretary Tart presented TO
the attention ot the President the Cabinet TO-
day the subject of legislation FOR the Panama canal
zone. He also told OF what has been accomplished
toward smooi hing the difficulties that had arisen
between tle canal zone authorities and the Panama
government. and x Is expected that formal state
nert VIII soon be issued defining the policy which
this government ls 20 adopt toward the zone
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
OFFERS MEDAL FOR FIRST MARRIAGE
Priest So Pleased with Parish Girls That Els
Encourages SWANS.
lsY rELEGRAPa 10 TIE rnrauNE.I

Wfkesbarrs Oct IA gold medal and S IN xolH
have been offered by Father J. J. Curran. OS tnis
ciry for the first couple TO be married rssuls Of
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union convention I'm
Ashley. near here. last Sunday. Delegates from all
over the district then entertained By the young
Of the parish. and Father Curran was So
impressed with their housewifely qualities that hs
not only limited broadly to the young that hare
was place for them 70 find wives. but has fol-
lowed these hints By ths ofter os the Money A ths
nedaL
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
OLD WOMAN STRICKEN IN CATHEDRAL
Overcome with Heart Disease and Dies
Almost Immediately.

Trenton. y. J.. oct. 18-At the services held
to-day in ST. Mary's Cathedral. on the occasion
OF the investment OF AIonsignor Fox and the
anniversary OF the elevation Of Bishop McFauL
Mrs. Julia OGOrman. an aged widow. was
stricken with heart disease. The church was
crowded and there was considerable excitement
The woman was carried TO the rectory adjoin-
ing the cathedral. where she died few min
utes afterward
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
J. D. SMITH REFUSES DOMINATION.
Bankers Friendship fer Fessenden Prevents
His Running in Connecticut.
LsY rELEaRAPH ID - rR1pE-Nr ]

Stamford Conn. Oct. 1S-James D. Smith head
OF the banking house Of J. D. Smith s, Co. OF New
York. formerly commodore OF the New-York Yacht
Club, has declined the nomination as State sena-
tor offered MIN by a citizens caucus here He
gives the state OF his health a reason but it Is
known the real reason is a desire not To associate
with the independent movement against Samuel
Fessenden. the Republican State leader. now en-
gagged In an earnest fight for the Senatorship from
Connecticut. Commodore Smith and Mr. Fessendeu
have always been warm friends.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
pAuPER HEIR TO $4,000 LOST.

clens Falls, N Y. Oct. 1a-Andrew Pratt for
.everai Years an inmate Of the Warron County
noorbouse has fallen to $4,000 by the death OF
! sister In saybrool. Conn. Several months ago
pratt left the county house. and his "heFeA9outA
are now unknown
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
Orders EoR SEVENTY LocoMoTNEs

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 1S.-The san Pedro, Los An
gees and Salt Lake Railroad Company has placed
order for dfty-One passenger. freight and switch
locomotives with local firm. The engines Will be
used on the cOmpany's new road. The New OrS.
New-Haven ana Hartford Railroad Company has
ordered twenty passenger locomotives from the
firm
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ARREST HONEST JOHNS" DRIVER.

william, Meyer OF No. 90 West Forty-third-st-.
. .hauqguer employed by Honest John Kelly, WAS
arrested in West e-hundred-and- twenty -hfth-st.
Is, ,igh+ on a charge Of speeding the automobile
be rs driving In the machine We're Honest
Tobn" K ely and a woman.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PLAN 50 ADVANCE IN TUBE PRICES.
National Company VIII Issue New Base
Card On All Makes and Sizes To-day.

Pittsburg Oct 1S-The National Tube Company
will tomorrow issue a new base card on al sizes
and makes OF tubes and pipes. y general advance
OF 50 a will be made Ii Is only six weeks ago
that tubes and pipes We're reduced y q ton WO
days later bilets were reduced TO SS . ton Ine
proposed advance in price, iu Is thOughL indicates
that steel rails will not be reduced n price next
month when the rail pool meets 70 Tx the price for
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
COLONEL -sAM" eaown DOING wsrL

.'-ei sam Brown, the wcI known sporting
man, and owner Of Broouzrick ara several other
- %o1s4Dfeos. Who was operated Monday for
aocer trouble. II doing wen His surpeon said
ehterday: ''dlB condition II honeful nave no
''aDt a. 60 his ultimate recoverv'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
STARTS CRUSADE ON SLOT MACHINE.
New-Brunswiok Mayor Warns Police, Then
Takes Action Through Public Prosecutor

Takes Action Through Public Prosecutor.
New-Brunswick. Oct Is CspecisD-wuuam :.
Myers The Mayor Il New Brunswick who Is 4
Nsw-YorN business man. with an Office at No -
John-st-. threw a bom5shcu among the police here
to-day BY calling them 20 rid the county OF the
gambling device known as slot machines which ex-
lst IN great numbers, particularly IN saloons 1t
not pleasant task for tho police 70 contsm-
plate The Mayor instigated his crusade through
letter TO the chairman Of the Police Committee,
Alderman Charles A. Oliver a detective.
Alderman oliver IS 4 Democrat and Mayor Myers
is Republican. lie did not take any notice OF
the letter and eid not even refer II to the Chief OF
Police. The Public Prosecutor. George Berdne.
then stepped IN and sent one OF his detectives TO
Charles MonagEan's saloon, n Albany-st. where
he captured large machine called a Dewey
The result OF the crusade viii probably be a move
meat iIldiCJ the police officials for neglect Of
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
sTock ENcHANeE sEArs AZ sso.ooo EAcH

The sale OF three Stock Exchange seats at $4,000
each reported yesterday. The sellers are
Joseph r. Rook H. P Gardner and H V Day
This price is within 5000 OF the high record figure
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
E 0. moREL WRITES THE CARDINAL.

f. D. Morel. honorary secretary of the Congo Re-
form Association written letter on the Congo
question TO Cardinal Gibbons which was made
public last night X is a reply the letter by
the Cardinal 10 Baron Moncheur. Mr. MoreI says
among other things:
Many men OF weight and soundness OF judgment
men whose social position and attalnments place
them above the insults leveed humble
workers ia the cause Of Congo reform. have been
convinced by the overwhelming testimony OF the
last eight years that the position OF affairs in the
Congo territories. gnder the personal rule OF King
IeODod Is such as call for the strenuous protest
of Christendom. The convictions OF such men are
worthy at least OF your eninences regard They
cannot be dismissed. and the evidence upon which
their convictions have been formed. be dis
missed bv quotations from speeches made twenty
years ago Given in your eninenCe's letter TO the
Peace Congress- at time when the whole world
believed In the professions OF the sovereign OF the
Congo Free State.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
W. K. VANDERBILT. JR.. A DIRECTOR.

At meeting yesterday OF the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway directors. William X
Vanderbilt jr, was elected a director 20 MI the
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