The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-12
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HYDE SELLS OUT;
WILL co ABROAD
Former Equitable Life Head Will
Auction Off His Costly
Effects.

Effects.
New York Herald Special Service. - ~"'>
New York, Nov. 11.-James Haz zen
Hyde, former vice-president OF the
I Equitable Life Assurance society, has
= o''% given orders for
Hyde viii Shake the sale Of the
az - ~, costly furniture
Off Dust : sandS other effects
in his country
of United States place at Bay
.--'f Shore, L. l., and
they will be put under the p, hammer
within a few days. 1t is expected that
shortly after the sale, Mr.. Hyde will go
abroad to live Mr.. Hyde has arranged
with the Fifth avenue art galleries to
sell his effects at auction. They include
costly paintings, many by the old mas
ters; bric-a, brac,. statuarry, furniture
erai carloads to, be disposed of, and the
articles will be krocked down to the
highest bidder. Nothing will be res
served, no matter what the sacrifice to
the owner. After disposing of the, con-
troll of the Equitable a. few months ago
to Thomas !: Ryan, M Mr.; hyde 1 sO,a
Island. A little later he sold to
Edwin Hawley, the railway magnate
and financier, his luxurious private car
Bay Shore, which he had built few
years ago at a cost of $4,000. Mr..
Hyde has also recently severed his con-
nection as an officer with various finan-
cial institutions. 49,,
A coal bucket containing over 100
pounds of coal fell on four workmen
in canalboat at the coalyards located
at Morgan R. johnson avenue, Brook
Ign, this evening" The edge Of the
bucket cut Ole of the men in half like
the blade of a knife would have, per-
formed the operation and seriously IN
jured the other men.
Count Dominica de Companesso of
Jersey City, was taken today to Tren-
ton to serve three years fNr too VIC.
lent expression of
His greatest Of
Cell for Tense was in low.
Too Ardent Lover giTI and in I'M:
porting Tuscan
methods of getting her. But Jersey
City is a long way from Tuscany, and
that if the chosen bride of a nobleman
declines an offer of marriage she has
to be kidnapped, her parents slain ano
herself carried off. Miss Daneri was
sent to De Companesso to learn Ian
guages. The result was that she won
unknowingly, his heart, ana when when l Ms
stopped learning. Then the count be
gan addressing letters of passionate
nature She did not reply. Then came
the letters of anger in which. he tolt
her of many things which would hap
pen to her and her family if she die
not flee with him as his bride. Mis-!
oopc,,1t cd with hnr naTantS
the police were called in. ,.~. -,
The schooner Holliswood arrived to
day on long voyage from San Fran
cisco. After leaving that port the yes
sci was dismasted and put into Sal
to a four-masted schooner, The Hol
iswood left San Pedro May ,25. and pu
in at Rio Janeiro for stores, maxim!
the voyage from San Francisco in so
days; She carried q cargo OF as
phaltum. : .,..i;5
Z With the opening of the horse shov
in Madison square Garden on Monda,
the horse-lovingg public and those thou
=. sands of persons VIII
Horse Show to flock to attend tn
annual spectacle vii
Be Best have brilliant al
.2 !. fair before then
in It's 81 Y ears. The horse show is o
age so far as exhi
billions are concerned, for the twenty
first exhibition will begin on Monday
With its coming Of age it also break
all records for entries, there being Ito
in the various classes, as compared wit
1850 last year. So many have bee
the horses put in that the management
! has been hard pressed to find room fC
them, even with an annex for the owe
flow. The class Of horses is high, to-
and many cracks of other years, wi
l. be there to compete with newcomer
who have made regulations at summe
shows and fall exhibitions all over til
country. The classes have been lit
changed from those Of last year, f
the alterations made then were. so sa
isfactory that they were unchanged {
this years premium. list. The sho
will open with great eclat Monday, b
cause Prince Louis of Battenburg
expected to lend the glory of his pre-
ence to the affair. 81, J.
Brigadier General Fred D. NGra1
takes exception to the statements
Prince: Louis of Batte!nberg; rear a!
New York Safe m ish navy V5 the that Rt t
/ Against British warshil
- ~ now in the Mort
Hostile Fleets river could d
in the same time. that it would. tai
his cook to make an omelet. eff Print
Louis has been quoted truthfuulIl1yy," 50:
It would be impossible for a hosti
feet to reach the point where Il
squadrons are anchored now. New 1o1
is SO well fortified. that. the fleet
an enemy could not approach with
twenty miles Of the city," Officers
the Brooklyn navyyard also disput.
the remark Of the admiral prince. Ne
York. they said, is the best protect.
harbor in the world. Prince Louis, tn,
asserted, apparently is not acquaint'
with the Notifications. The guns
Sandy Hook would prevent any :fe
from passing that point. If it did g
thru the guns Of Fort Hamilton al
Fort Wadsworth would take care of F.,
Then the sound is protected by For
Slocum, Wright, Totten and ;Schuyle
.s A strong combination has be
formed with the: leading financial ]
-, -. ffuencesz here a
Franco Amerlcaine in Paris = und
- .aazt, hs the name of Ba
Bank is ys* Franco Anne
j: ss ~, caine. The p1
New Institution pose Of this ms
tuition will not