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The evening world., 1905-09-11
CANAL EXPERTS
SEE ROOSEVELT
Board of Panama Consulting
Engineers Visits the President
at His Request to Discuss
Plans at Oyster Bay.

OYSTER BAY. L. l., Sept. 11.-An
important conference took place at
Sycamore HIN to-day between Presa-
dent Roosevelt and the members OF the
Board of Consulting Engineers OF the
Panama Canal.
This Board has been In session at
Washington for several days and has
had before 1t the canal plans SO far as
they have been developed by the Com
All the data possible a pre-
sented to the Consulting Board. In a
few days the consulting engineers may
go to Panama to make a personal in
vestlgation OF conditions there and of
the Canal Zone in the light of the plans
OF the Commission
It was the desire of President Roose-
velt to confer with the members OF the
the Isthmus. He therefore invited them
to- come here to-day to take luncheon
with him In order that he might haye
opportunity TO discuss with them the
plans for the canal. The President is
waterway shall be prosecuted Vigorously
and 18th as little delav as possible.
The consulting board arrived in Oys-
ter Ray on the naval yacht sylph.
which LETT New York at 70 o'clock to-
George W. Davis. chairman; Alfred
Noble, William Barclay Parsons, WILL
lam II. Burr. Gen. Henry L. Abbott,
Frederic p: Stearns. Joseph Ripley.
Ishan Randolph. W. Henry Hunter. OF
Great Britain; .EuCene Tincauzer. OF
r. ouellennec. of France: J. W. Welc-
ker. Of Holland and Capt. J. G. Cakes,
u. 3. A., secretary OF tho board.
The members Of tile board were con-
veyed In carriages from the J. West
Roosevelt pier to the Presidents home.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
Girl F0RCER
HAS CHAMPION
Mrs. Kennedy, Pretty Brooklyn
! Young Woman, May Escape
! Punishment Through Police
/ mans Aid.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Sept. IL
Through the interest of Chief of Police
George NJ. Stebbins 1t Is understood that
Mrs. Ethel Kennedy. the handsome
Brooklyn girl of nineteen years who
admitted being guilty OF forgery In the
lower court. will receive n light SEN
tence in the Superior Court this week
and may escape imprisonment alto
gether.
Chief stebbins IS of the opinion that
Mrs. Kennedy and her husband. who
shared in the benefits of the forgery.
are not professional criminals. though
Mrs. Kennedy had in her possession a
check book on the Peoples Trust Com
pany. of Brooklyn. and though forgeries
similar to the one to which she pleaded
guilty have come to the knowledge OF
the trust company. The fair prisoner
denies that she has uttered any forgery
other than the one she has acknowl-
edge.
The $3.50 check which Mrs. Kennedy
passed. purported to be signed by
Frank D. Dreamer, a former Sheriff Of
Kings County. N. Y. Whether the Peo-
ple's Trust Company will attempt to i'm
plicate Mrs. Kennedy in the other for
Eeries is unknown. The trust company
y n9t a loser, payment have been re-
FUSED on the bogus checks. which were
marked forgery" and returned to the
panlis which passed them.
Inc police photographed Mrs. Ken
nedy. but Chief Stebbins refuses to per-
case to-day.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
MAYOR IS BACK
TO CITY HALL
Mcclellan, Bronzed ane
Hearty, Returns from Six
Weeks Vacation.

Mayor Mcclellan returned to City
Hall from his six weeks vacation to-
day and at one plunged into the routine
work that had halted during his alb
sence. Comptroller Grout is expected
back from Europe late this afternoon
and by tomorrow all the city ma
chtnery will be in motion again.
The Mayor looked well. He was
tanned by his exposure to outdoor life
in the Canadian woods and said he
had enjoyed his holiday. His first Off
cial act was to call Health Commits
sioner Darlington and Police Inspector
Flood over the phone to ask particu-
lars OF the IL accident. Then he
asked IL his presence could be of SER
vice and DR.. Darlington told him all
was being done that could be done.
The Mayor had nothing to say on
politics. In the eighteen days he spent
in the Canadian woods Mr.. Mcclellan
said he enjoyed some fine trout fishing.
His catch averaged about fifty a day,
Weighing nearly a pound each.
Friday there will be a meeting of the
Board OF Estimate, al which the long
pending franchise matters will be ad-
vanced another step.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
|TALY'S KING TO
VISIT STRICKEN
Victor Emmanuel Nears Towns
Devastated by Earthquake
and Learns PitiabIe Condition
of People Gets Big Welcome

MoNTELEoNE. CALApR1A. Sept. II.
King Victor Emmanuel arrived here
to-day to visit the places stricken by
the earthquake. He was received by
Minister Of Public Works Ferrari, and
the population. which gave him a de-
monstrative welcome.
Signor Ferraris had previously WIS.,
tied the village OF Zammaro. which
presented a terrible spectacle. All the
houses a been destroyed and the in,
hab!tants were in a p!tiable condition.
During the railway trip from Tripar:i
Signor Ferraris saw upon an elevation
the ruins Of a village completely de-
stroyed. Triparni shows the immensely
Of the disaster.
The Western walls Of all the build
ings had tumbled down aad the popula-
ton cried to be conducted to the Min
lister, who stood at the edge OF a great
assure OF earth where formerly existed
a portion OF the place, now swallowed
up.
At Piscopio troops are burying bodies,
and everywhere officers and soldiers are
sharing their rations with the popula-
ton.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
DOCTOR CALLS
AID FOR KOMURA
Consultation In Case of Japan
ese Peace Envoy, but Physi-
oian Thinks Ai|ment Will Be
Mastered-Sato Is Worried.

DR.. William B.. Pritchard. of No. Jos
West Seventy-third street. who is
attending Baron Komura during the
illness to which the Japanese peace
envoy has fallen a victim. a called
DR.. George Brewer. of No. 81 Yves.
Forty-eghth street. In to q consJltu-
ton.
DIR. Prtchard said to-day that he did
not anticipate any serious result IRON,
the Japanese diplomats attack. which
was simply an aggrayation of an In
testinal trouble to which Baron 10
mura has long been subject. and thrt
he felt confident the Baron could start
on his long journey home next Thurs
day. u had been planned.
At the Waldorf Astoria. where t,e
sick statesman IL confined. Mr.. Sato
failed to eyince the same confidence as
shown by the doctor. He was evident
ly worried and a no hesltancy IN
giving the impression tina the atari
on the return Journey on Thursda,
might be delayed,
The evening world., 1905-09-11
RICH WOMAN
CHARGED WITH
FRAUD IN SUIT
Mrs. Naomi Ring Accused Of
Wrongfully Obtaining Prop
erty Of First Husband.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y, Sept. L.
Mrs. Naomi Ring. known as Mount
Vernon's woman millionaire, who vas
recently caught in a pool-room raid in
Harlem. is named as defendant in a
White Plains by Lawyers Snyder and
Buff. of No. 5 Beekman street. Man
haitian. The attorneys represent Dun
combe d. Williams.
Mr.. Williams brings the suit against
Mrs. Ring. her husband, Patrick ]. Ring.
Eunice Nelmoller, Naomi Voice Valen-
tine and several other heirs. He asked
that a receiver be appointed to take
charge of Mrs. Rings property and ior
a copy of the will of Alfred H. OIn-
combe, first husband of Mrs. Ring. who
died a few years ago. which. he alleges,
was destroyed. In addition he asks that
alleged fraudulent deeds which Mrs.
Ring obtained from her first husband he
set aside.
In Two Other Suits.
Mrs. Ring is now involved in two other
suits in the Supreme Court: She is
suing her husband Patrick J. Ring TO
recover deeds for $50, 900 worth of prop
sr,y' S which the SHE s,m alleges es he sb Shtain msrf 4Eam q
Miss Grace Raymond. a former Sunday
school teacher, of Mount Vernon. Is
suing Mrs. Ring through Lawyer SNYDER
for s25. 900 for alleged SANDER.
Mr.. Duncombe died at Mount Vernon
on Oct. 8. 1893. leaving property valued
at about 81, 900. 900. The complainant in
the latest suit alleges that he left a
will leaving most of his property to
his daughter. AdeliDe Williams. but
that the will was never recorded or
proved. It is charged that Mrs.
Ring knew of tho existence of the will
prior to its destruction and in collision
with others. concealed the fact of its
existence from Adeline Williams" The
plaintiff alleges that the facts upon
which the validity of the will Of Mr..
Duncombe depends were not known to
Adeline Williams during her life time.
and were not discovered by the plain
tiff until May, 1905.
Calls Her a Gambler.
Then tire complaint says: THAT the
defendant, Naomi Duncombe Ring, now
the wife of Patrick j. Ring. Is irrespon-
sible and Is a f~reQuenter of gambling
large sums OF money in gambl'sig and
hntting ON horses and is a habinal gam
bier. and has been for years, and has
spent and d~issipated the greater portion.
IL not all. of the personal property and
fortune obtained frOm her husband and
has mortgaged n encountered the rea
estate of Alfred II. Duncormbe to the ex'
tent OF $31, 900. and has used the money
In dT~siIar!ng, gambling and betting or
horso RACES and has neglected said rea.
prOpcr,y."
The evening world., 1905-09-11
II FROM COLON
fever SUSPECTS
Eight Were Passengers and
Others Members of Crew of
Steamer Mexico and All Held
at Quarantine.

persons were to-day taken
from the steamship Mexico. in from
Colon, by the Health authorities at
Quarantine. They were found to have
high temperatures and were sent to
Island for observation.
Eight OF the detained were passen-
gers and the remainder of the ships
ON the Mexico came Carlos Arose.
mena. Secretary of the Panama Lega-
0 w. Il. Daughy. Assistant Chief
Engineer on the Zone and who has
been stationed, at the Culebra CUT; g.
r.. paws. In charge of the Zone water
works; 70. s, Benson, Auditor of the
Cana Commission; C. A. strom. Chief
Mechanical Engineer, n II. A. Gud-
ger, Chief Justice OF the Court q,
Ancon.
Mr.. Benson and his wife said they
had been down on the Isthmus for the
past SLY weeks; He gave as his opin-
Ion that malaria was more OF a cause
for worry b yellow fever. When
the Mexico left Colon on Sept. 10 there
were only four cases of yellow fever on
the Isthmus, II " said.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
CROWD PRAYED,
BOY DROWNED
While life -Savers Vainly Tried
to Rescue Little Joseph Egan
Many Dropped to Their
Knees.

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. u.-while
life-savers vntnly endeavored to save
tho life of ~six-year-old Joseph Egan
last evening. a white-haired man
dropped on his knees on the board walk
n began to pray. His example was
followed by many of the thousands VINO
witnessed the struggles of the child and
the efforts of the rescuers. who were
too late.
A chorus of screams went up when
the little fellow suddenly disappeared.
Half a dozen life-guards manned boats
and buoys and made their way to the
spot where the boy Il last been seen,
but the ocean currents had carried the
little body away and 1t Vas not re-
covered until half an hour later, when
1t zane up several hundred yards be-
low the place of the tragedy.
The child was tho son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Egan, Philadelphians, here for
the summer. He almost lived In the
water during the summer, becoming Sc
skllful in the surf as to attract the
wonder of the visitors and even tine
for a long time feared that the child
ish strength of the lad would not
stand a sudden test, and he had been
repeatedly warned to stay close to the
6DDTe DOtn Dy tne nIe-RuaTuS anu ny
his father. The latter was on his way
after the boy when news of the drown.
Ing was carried to him. He fell upcoa-
sc.ous on the walk and was taken TO
the hospital.
The life-guards said That the child
had slipped through their lines, and
they had not noticed that he was be-
yond the danger line until they heard
the warning screams that told of his
sinking. When the body was recovered
the crowd on the boardwalk was great
~ affected. Men wept, women became
hysterical and several tainted.
A th~ree-year-old sister OF the boy
was burned TO death a few months ago.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
saw PICTURE
AT MORCUE OF
DEAD BROTHER
Miss Wagner, Showing
Friend the Sights, Iden-
!. titles Photograph.

This isn't a very big world since th'
railroad, the telegraph and the tele'
phone annihilated distances, but here
Is the strange story of what happened
1t the points of a triangle with sides
only n mile long:
On Feb. %, 1904, the body of a young
man was found on the doorsill of No.
269 Ninth avenue, dead. No one knew
him. AT the morgue the body was
photographed and a complete descrip-
ton taken. The breast n arms were
tattooed with the form of a woman,
the emblems of Faith, Hope and Char-
ity n the initials Il. M"
After a few days the unidentified
body was buried In Potter's Field,
where it has lain for nineteen months.
Last Saturday Miss Laura Wagner.
Of No. S54 West Forty-slthx street.
from out-of-town, took him to see
Bellevue Hospital and the Morgue.
Visited the Morgue.
They viewed the big bureau In
held a corpse, and then they looked
over the TecOTuS anu pIOlOs dIDIls u
the unknown dead kept by the
Morgue keeper.
Presently Miss Magner screamed and
fell back gasping and pale.
THAT is my brother john she ex-
claimed when she a rega!ned self
possession. indicating n OF the pho
tographs.
"He ran away to sea when he was
only 4 lad" sal she. ANY one world
know him for the tattoo marks on him
"a woman, the emblem of the three
graces, mis- initials"
The Morgue keeper had turned the
leaves of his big record to that bearing
the number. away up in the thousands.
marked on the back of the Photograph.
\ and he slawly read from It precisely
the words spoken by the woman.
Police Alarm Sent Out.
'why. when my brother John, homo
from the sea, disappeared, being unable
to find any traces of his shipping at
the Shipping Commissioner Office, and
feaering that something awful had nap
pened to him. l notified the police, CIV
ing a full description of him and a gen,
eral alarm was sent out. Yet ne dleu
within a mile of our home, and lay mere
dead a whole week. =,
Miss Magner received to-day an old
silver watch and chain, a jack knife a
small sum of money and some other
pocket properties found upon John Mag
ner and slowed away at the Morgue
when he was senet to n nameless grave
on Harris Island a year and a half ago.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
MUST TALK TO
WIFE SUNDAY US.
Magistrate HiEEinbotham So Orders
in EnGlehard Case and Fixes
Time at Two Hours.

Jacob Englehard. of MYRTLE avenue,
Brooklyn. was sentenced yesterday by
Magistrate Higginootham to talk to his
wife for two hours every Sunday in the
the parlor of their home. E%nglehard
was summoned to the Lee venue police
court by his WIFE,. who alleged that
She told tine Magistrate her husband
hadn't spoken to her for thirteen weeks.
although. he had been living at home.
Various family troubles were rehearsed,
and then the Magistrate ordered Engle-
hard to pay his wife 50 per week m to
talk over the days of their courtship
on Sundays. Mrs. Englehard was also
ordered to be kind to Jacob.
/. Magistrate H~igginbotham in a SINH
lar case recently ordered a man TO kiss
his wife, every day for a month and
take her and the baby to Coney Island
each Sunday. and to report back to the
court when the month was up. They
reported n complete reconciliation.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
the men VIII have taken the place, OF

Inc mon WHO nHV0 tHKtU INC pIHCts On
the strikers are not getting SUI ciecit
police protection. He cited the case OF
John Grim, thirty-siN. years old, wha
lives at No. 20 Eagle street, Green
point, who was assaulted by three al
icgcd strikers this morning.
The district surrounding tho COM
pany's stable on Fifteenth street, be,
tween Avenues A and b, Is picketed
bv the strikers. These men, the gem
eral manager says are becoming des-
pcrate. having been out of work FOR
a week and running short of funds.
Grim left tho stables at S o'clock n
Al, front of No. 21G Avenue a was set
upon by three men. He was over
powered and in falling his skull was
fractured. His assalants ned. Tn IN
iured man was sent to bellevue ftos-
pital.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
OIL STATIONS FOR BRITISH.

LONDON. Sept. u.-Exhaustive ex-
periments with the ass OF oil al fuel on
Vayshtps havs proved 30 satisfactory
fkat the Brittsil Admiralty has ordered
fs P sssssaSh = .i Z r5 5sssi: Utl = .bish d ssSf
ss;|':,,
The evening world., 1905-09-11
she SMOKED ON BROADWAY.

A pretty girl. escorted by q tall man
who walked with q military swing.
hurried out OF a broadway rathskeilcr
last night at . O'clock. The couple
hailed a cab and both lighted cigar
The cab. an open hanson, vtArlsa No
n,SsdwSy VIII e pkis eeliyacus q
;;;;'
The evening world., 1905-09-11
SAY THERE is FLAW IN
PACKERS INDICTMENT,
Attorneys for Beef Trust OmciaI.
Claim Man Was ON Grand Jury
Who Had No Right There.

CHICAGO. Sept. n.-Indlctments FOUND
against b packers by tho Grand Jury
which Investigated their methods may
be dismissed owing to an alleged defect
- 2 drawing and impanellins Of the
anry whach found the indictments. At
kor,1sys for the packers claim that the
Pre1ence OF John Murray, of Essr..
KnItkakee County. Ill, invaaidates The
Work OF the jury. as. owing to a law
$500 Msrch !. redistricting the north
90 s,art OF the State, Murray lives In
. county which ~ now a part OF anofhsr
3ndicts1 division. Tho Jury was impan.
elIe4 subsaQuent to the passage Of THU
n the absence OF District-Attorney
Aorrison from his once his aide,
nv 70 express an opinion on the
= declared that the packers. attor.
peiieye their newly discovered
y ineontroyertible and will stand
=. test o. 2 9 battie before any
The evening world., 1905-09-11
NEWSB0Y TO GET MEDAL FOR
BRAVERY IN SAVING LIFE.
Little Joseph Robert VIII BE Re-
wardod By L~ife-SavinH Corps for
Heroic Rescue of a Child.

Especial to The Evening word.)
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Sept. H.
Joseph Robert. eleven years old. an
Evening World newsboy, will receive
a gold medal for saving the life Of
seven-year-old Antonio Corbo, whom he
rescued from drowning in Bridgeport
Harbor last Wednesday,. A letter has
been received by Bridgeport citizens
who are interested In getting him a
~life-saver,s medal from the h%eadquar-
tiers Of the United States Life-Saving
Corps inclosing blanks to be filled out
after the usual form. and this afternoon
Eoberti will make affidavit before a
notary OF the facts Of the rescue.
The blanks will be signed by TWO eye
witnesses and 1t once forwarded to
Sew York.
X F. Mehrtens, Assistant Secretary,
says the rescue appears to have been
q very meri.orious one.
The evening world., 1905-09-11

80 w TFoIlev Car,
Cohen. four years old of No.
2 street, Brooklyn, IL dying In
HoAp4tal from a fractured
efher injuries suffered III be-
yesterday afternoon by Z
Len e. w.s pisy.gS yish S9m.
The evening world., 1905-09-11
MAIL DRIVERS
HEAD CRUSHED

There were more reports OF violence
to-day on the part of the striking mail
drivers. one victim being taken to Belle
rue Hospital. The mail wagons o-o
making their regular schodulo ne .r,nu
and the mails are not being deI, ra5 ip'
Genera Manager Travis. at The do
livery company's stable, asserted NO.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
A CLEVER COMPANY.

The tour of Margaret Neville IN Lord
Lytton's brilliant play, 1.-The Lady of
Lyons is proving one of the great sur
prises of the present dramatic season
but the fact is it simply goes to prove
once more that if you give the public its
moneys worth that you will readily
gain its support.
Miss Neville who for several seasons
past has been one of the noticeable Gle
yer members of Sir Henry Irving's comp
any and who had the undeniable advan-
tage Of splendid training under Sir
Henry personally, is undou btedly one
of the most interesting candidates for
stellar honors that has recently been
brought before the public.
Manager Bacon has just concluded
negotiations for the appearance OF this
company at the Minot Opera House
Tuespay, Oct. 10.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having occurred IN the conditions
thereof by which the power of sale has be-
come operatives Notice is hereby given:
That that certain mortgage. executed and
delivered by A. D. Murphy and }. S. Murphy,
MortgagorS. to J. A. Erickson. MOrtgagee da-
ted the 18th day of December. 1904 and filed
for record in the office Of the Register of Deeds
OF the County of Ward and State Of North
Dakota on the 24th day of De cember 1901, and
recorded in Book of Mortgages. on page 314
thereof. and assigned by said Mortgagee to the
Minot National Bank OF Mnot. N. OAK. will be
fOreclOsed by a. sale of the premises in said
mortgage and hereinafter described, at the
front door OF the court house in the city of
Nlinot. county OF Ward and the State of North
Dakota. atthe hour Of O'Clock p. M, on the
2lst day OF October. 1905, to satisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage on the date of sale
The premises described in such mortgage.
and which will be sold to satisfy the same. are
described as follows: The Southwest quarter
(SWh) OF section Four az. township One Hun
dred Fifty-Five (l53). North of Range Eighty
One (s1} West of the 9TH p. M. containing One
Hundred Sixty N60) acres more or less accord
ing to the Government Survey thereof There
will be due on such mortgage at the date OF
sale. the sum OF Three Hundred Fifty-Eight
and l4-l00 dollars (S358.1D.
Dated at Mnot. n. Oak. this 18th day OF
Sept, 1908.
M1NoT NATIONAL BANK. Assignee,
GkEENLEAF & LEIGHTON. attorneys for as
signee Once and Post Once Address Minot.
n OAK. 9-l310-lS
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-10-04
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior. United States
Land Once. Minot N. D.. Aug. 8. 1905.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this office by Savilla Gilbert. contestant.
against homestead entry No. 1859. made April
18th. 1909. for the se4 of section 1856 township
l55. range 81. by John David Looney contestee.
in which it is alleged that said entryman has
wholly abandoned said tract OF land for a
period Of more than six months since making
said entry and next preceding the date Of this
affidavit. and has never established his resi-
dence upon the same. and the same remains in
its natural wild condition. wholly abandoned
and unimproved. and that said alleged al
senec from the said land was not due to his
employment in the army. navy or marine corps
OF the United States as a private soldier, OH.
Ger. seaman or marine during the war with
Spain or during any other war in which the
United States may be engaged said parties are
hereby notified to appear. respond and offer
evidence touching said allegations ut 10 O'Clock
Il N, on Oct. 10. 1908. before the Register and
Receiver OF the United States Land ONCE in
Mnot. North Dakota.
The said contestant having in proper af1-
davt. filed Aug. "a. 1905, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made. it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given due and prorer publication.
9-6101O r. G. SANBoRN, Receiver.
Davis & Gillespie. Minot. N. D.. Attys. for Plf