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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
PRESIDENT GETS 4 BEAR,
skin OF the Only One He Has Pulled Down
Brought In by Courier.

GLENwooD SPRINGS. Col, April Is
Elmer Chapman, the Presidents courier.
arrived here tonight with the first official
news Of the hunt He brought in the skin
Of the only bear that has been pulled down
80 far by President Roosevelt There
have been reports that Mr.. Roosevelt had
killed numerous grizzlies since he entered
the Rockies Saturday morning. Courier
Chapman reports that the party started
on the trail Of another this morning He
denies the story that bear tracks were dis
covered on the way out Saturday morn
ing and that the game was bagged before
the camp was reached,
Secretary Loeb will accompany Courier
Chapman to the Presidential camp to-
morrow Mr. Loeb will remain over night
and expects to return to Glenwood Springs
Thursday. After his departure, the
original plan is carried out, the hunters
will take the camp outfit on their backs
and 20 deeper into the mountains. 1t ia
possible. however, that the President may
desire 20 remain in the spot where he has
been 90 lucky He told Secretary Loeb
saturday that he would be satisfied with
one bear and positively delighted IL he got
two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
TO CHICAGO ~ Afro ON BET,
Three CCIun bln Men Attempt Trip In ~
Days-A week TO Buffalo,

BUFFALO, April Is-Three Columl ia
students are trying to dive an automot lie
from New York to the City Hall in Chi, ago
in less than twelve days in order to win
wager from six Of their classT ates. The
Columl ia boys thus engaged are j. J.
Valentine Of 2O3O B -oadway, J. ". Catfon
Of Santa Re y. NJ, and T. c. Largey Of
Butte, Mont. Ia.h Of tie winners If TO get
a suit offspring clothes and the losers II ust
ray all expenses Of the trip.
After a theatre Ta,ty last Tuesday night
the nine students gathered in a restam ant.
Catron h d recently bought | g tom ing car
and they got TO talking al out autou Of ling.
One offered TO bet the car wouldn't run
1000 n lies before it would he a candidate
for the Junk shop
Put up and I'll begin the drive this very
night replied Catron.
And you can count me in on the drive,
too volunteered Valentine. Largey said
he'd 60. Finally it all ended in Catron,
Valentine and Largely agreeing to start on a
drive TO Chicago which place they wars -
reach by next Sunday at noon. It was
further agreed between the students that
Valentine must return to New York in time
for class lecture at the college 1eXt Monday
morning at II O'Clock or lose the wager
Without waiting to change their evening
clothes, the three started out. Catron
made the trip once before and knew the
roads The next morning they all dis
cardCd their evening clothes and got into
overalls and jumpers and big ulstcrs. They
are dressed that way now.
The three left Buffalo this afternoon for
Cleveland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19

use speaking OF the suffering you have caused.
Also want 70 know In regard 10 your inten-
uons concerning the lease Of the Jay place
Nhlch you renewed for three years In my
name and on which have laid out O., 600 in
improvements. You know that during the
time wo have lived there | have betrayed
most OF the expenses. but cannot pay every
thlng out OF my meaEre income. I shall
abstain from complaints OF your conduct
but do not wish the children exposed TO the
chance OF improper care. l offer TO support
them In way approved by your mother
ana sister and trust that duty and your own
Interest will impel you to place them In my
hands.
This was the substance Of Mr.. Morgan's
reply;
MY DEAR EDITH There Is no USE entering
into discussion since you have no wifely word
In all your letter and make no intimuuon
OF the restoration Of proper marital rela tons.
Mr.. Psrsons's influence over you and stttude
toward me make 1t impossible for me 10 live
at Rye. have been seeking a house suita
bic for you and want you TO come and be gin
here better and happier married life The
children are delighted There Is no home
and no happiness for me where you are now.
| regard your father az an insupera bic obsta-
Gle and ask you TO come and estq blish home
far from Objectionable connections. Since
you have able counsel in your father also
have secured counsel
Mr.. Taft got Mr.. Morgan to admit that
he copied the letter in large part" from
a draft prepared by Judge Gordon. and
was still examining him when court ad-
jouned for the day. The trial will be
resumed this morning.
During the examination Of her husband
Mrs. Morgan sat in the most remote cor
ner Of the room, but her eyes never left
the witness. slight flush was all the
emotion she displayed She was dressed
quietly in a white waist, light gray skirt
and black hat She ia a brunette with
an attractive and intelligent face.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
CIGARETTE SMOKERS FINED.
Many Arrests Reported In Indiana One
Victim VIII Appeal.


INDIANAPOLIS, April ls.-Looal officers
throughout the State, acting under in
structions from police boards, began to-
day the enforcement Of the anh-cigarette
law, and large number Of arrests are re-
ported-not Of dealers, but Of persons
found smoking cigarettes or having cigar
cite paper in their possession. In every
case the person arrested was fined where
trial was held.
Among those arrested were Gustave
Fredericks, leader Of a Richmond orchestra,
and John Z. Lewis, a well known citizen
Of Anderson The former was fined SIS
for smoking a cigarette, Lewis was fined
s35 for having cigarette papers in his pos
session. He will appeal the case and test
the consttutionality Of the law. II is un-
derstood that the tobacco trust was in
formed Of his arrest by wire and that 1t IS
behind his appeal.
Lawyers say the cases to-day represent
the weakest part Of the law and that there
is little doubt that 1t will be overturned a.
far as it applies merely to persons smoking
or having cigarette papers on their persons
while it may be held constitutional in re-
spect TO dealers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
GIRL PREVENTS FIRE PANIC.
Gives signals and Runs Elevator In Apart
ment House, Then Gains the Women.

blNtA Slkuals anu nuns ElcNtlOF IN ApAEA-
ment House. Then Gains the women.
Through the prompt action and GOODNESS
Of Miss Lillian Schnell, a telephone operator
employed in the Lourain, six story apart
ment house at PA West 10th street, a panic
was averted among the hundred or more
tenants yesterday afternoon, when fire
was discovered on the third floor in the
rooms Of Albert Clark
Mrs Clark went TO visit another tenant
ana while she was gone the fire started in
the private hallway OF her apartment. The
janitor discovered 1t and ran down to the
office and told the telephone girl TO send in
an alarm.
Miss Schnell told the janitor not 70 get
excited After ringing all the bells in
different apartments giving the fire signal
she got Harry Grove, one Of the tenants, TO
send in a fire alarm.
The elevator boy was out, 30 Miss Schnell
Jumped into the machine and made several
trips, in which nearly all the tenants on the
lower floors were taken down.
DR.. c. W. Baldwin, who lives In the house,
Mr. Grove and the janitor went up stairs
and got the fire under control with hand
extinguishers before the firemen arrived.
Some Of the tenants on the upper floors
got so scared that they started down the
front FIRE escape. Some Of the women
became hysterioal Miss Schnell took them
in hand and soon quieted them. The fire
did about $500 damage in the Clark apart
ments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
MADE 5000 OFT OF $50.
Solomon Zureuer and Daniel Westerfeld
Did u IN Four Hours.

solomon Zureuer and Daniel NeNerteld
Did II IN Four Hours.
Daniel westerteld and Solomon Zureuer,
two Jersey City pedlers, recently cleaned
up 5000 on a little real estate transaction
with a capital Of $50 and no experience in
real estate matters, They made a con-
tract with William Perror to purchase some
property in Grove street for $4,000 PeTor
considered the bargain good one as he
had not expected TO get more than 5000
for Il.
The pedlers had SO between them and
they had to hustle around to borrow $40
from relatives in order 10 plank down $50
to bind the bargain. Then they had a
consultation with an agent Of the Erie
Railroad Company and offered to sell their
holdings for $4,000. The company was
anwioals 20 81 The property and the bill
Of sale was made out and signed. That
was four hours after the irst deal Lawyer
Peter James drew up the papers in both
transactions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
FIRE TRUCK SMASHES CAR.
Three FIremen InJured--FIre in Miss Elsie
DE VOTES House.


DE WOlfe's House.
Fire Truck 7, with John Oppe driving,
turned into Third avenue at Twenty sixth
street late yesterday afternoon going 70 a
fire at Seventeenth street and Irving place.
Oppe signRlled 10 the motorman OF cars
approaching from both directions that he
would cut across the street to the south
bound track.
The southbound car stopped. but the other
failed to do 20, and seeing a collision was
inevitable TilleIman Joseph Hurley
whirled the truck against an elevated pill
lar. Hur landed In the street on his
head, suffering deep scalp wound OpPe
was hurled OF his seat, sustaining interim
injuries. Fireman John Brennan made a
poor Jump from the side Of the truck and
wrenched his knee. All three went to
Bellevue Hospital In Ambulances.
The fire truck scraped the side OF the car
knocking out four windows and throwing
the passengers into a panic.
The alarm was turned IN for chimney
fire In the house at i22 East Seventeenth
street. occupied by Miss Elsie De Wolfe,
the actress, and Miss Elizabeth Marbury
Il didn T. amount 10 anything. The young
women had their house drenched with
water on account Of a more serious fire only
a couple OF months ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
FIRE ALARM FOR Mr.. CUTTINGS.
Not q Spark OF FIre-PrAotical Joker tn'
terrupts Dinner Party.

W. Bayard cutting Of ~ East Seventy
second street was entertaining guests at
dinner last night when the butler appeared
with the announcement that the front hall
was full Of hremen who wanted TO know
where the fire was.
Mr. Cutting led a search party but failed
10 find any FIRE The firemen said that an
unknown man hsd pulled the box at the
corner OF Madison avenue and Seventy
second street and had directed the men
to Mr.. Cuttings house,
After apologiEinR, the hremen departed
In search Of the joker, Among Mr.. Cuttings
guests were his brother, r. Fulton Cutting,
and Mrs and Mrs. Wilmerding and their
daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
BELL TO MEAD CASTROS ARMY
Former Colorado AdJutant-Ge Il
Considering Venezuelan Oner.

Denver. Col, April fisherman NJ,
Bell, former Adjutant General Of Colorado,
is seriously considering an offer TO be Com
mander-in-Chief OF the entire army Of
Venezuela. A-large salary and almost
arbitrary power goes with the job, and
Bell says he Ia very much tempted 10 take
the offer and make men OF those greasers.
He adds
IF go down there half measures in
anything will not 60 with me. will fix
that little army up 50 that It cannot only
take care Of its own country. but also do a
little business in trouble outside. could
get n hundred Of the best men in this coun-
try to go down with me and there would
lie more in it than mere commander Of the
army in a short time
Bell says he doesn't want to fight Roose.
welt. but believes II he goes TO Venezuela
he will have to 30 against a United States
army before long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
PLAN or PENNSILrANIA TUNNEL
Two Bores, One Coming out al COrtlandt
street and One az Fulton.

street and One az Fulton.
General Superintendent Frank L. Shep-
pard Of the Pennsylvania Railroad said yes
terday that the Jersey City terminus Of the
Hudson Companies proposed tunnel under
the Hudson River from lower Jersey City
10 the lower part Of New York will be in
Warren street, near Plymouth street, four
blocks from the Pennsylvania ferries. The
tunnel, he explained, will pass east under
the big train shed and thence under the
bed Of the river. There will be two bOres,
the southerly coming out at Cortlandt
street and the northerly at Fulton street.
Electric cars will 90 to New York by way
Of the former and will cross to Jersey
through the latter. The tunnels will be
connected by loops with the subway.
Mr. sheppard said passenger elevators
would be operated between the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad depot and the tunnel sta
ton below. The shaft for the tunnels
has been sunk at the foot Of York street
Just south Of the trolley shed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
GAS TURNED on IN ms OFFICE.
Andrew l.. Eaton Prisoner In Bellevue on
charge 90 Attempting suicide.

Andrew l.. Eaton, who lives at II Irving
place and is a manufacturer OF curtain
fasteners at las East Twenty-third street,
was locked up in the Bellevue prison ward
last night on a charge Of attempted suicide
jam e. Boyle, a Waterman, heard a noise
In Eatons office about O'Clock. The office
was dark, hut Boyle went m ana ioun
Fston sitting at his desk with the gas jet
over his head turned on and the room
filled with gas
He was unable 10 talk intelgently, so
Ro le called a policeman, who also failed
to get an ything out Of Eaton lie was
taken 10 the East Twenty second street
staten and removed from there 20 the
hospital In a carriage, which was hired
at his own request
Eaton Is 80 years old His wife said last
night that she could not understand why
ho should want TO kill himself unless Il was
because he had been greatly oVerworkeo
Of late.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
BANK PRESIDENT CONVICTED.
Card Found Guilty OF AusA ppropriating
Medina Nationals Funds.

BUFFALO, n. Y. April is-Earl W. Card.
former president Of tie Medina National
Bank, which went to 81 ash a year or 20
ago, was convicted tonight by Jury in
the Federal Court here Of II isarpIopiiation
Of funds Of a national tank and OF NJ king
false reports to the Con ptrcller Of The Cur
renoy. The Penalty Is from Ave to ten
years imprisonment without tie option
Of a fine.
The trial has been dragging along for
weeks. The jury got the case this after
noon and soon reached u verdict Mrs.
Card was with her husband when The YER
dict was announced. She tainted and
when revived developed Mysteries. Mr..
Card turned very pale and Erasred the
hack OF a chair for support. sentence
Ia TO be pronounced tomorrow morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
FLAGLER DIVORCE Law DEAD
Repeal Passed by senate and Sure TO Go
through Lower House.

WcpcaI Fahycu ny HVHHIt VIM 'UIV To VU
through Lower House.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. April $50 far as
the Senate is concerned the Flagler divorce
law Is a tIing Of the past Senator SCOTS
bill repealing the law was passed this morn
ing by a vote Of % to s.
In the course Of the debate Senator Bailey
referred 70 the divorce measure as the
crowning outrage Of the age. He spoke
Of the incidents in connection with tho pas
sage OF this bill in 1897 and said it was
passed because the sole beneficiary, II. NJ.
Flagler. desired It and spent over 500 200
TO secure ia passage,
The bill was certified TO the House and
there IL nd the slightest doubt that 1t will
pass. There was no open opposition to
the bill asking for the repeal in the Semitic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
New Jnnanese Dome,tlc Loan.

Special Cable Dtsplich 10 IHE SUN
TOXIC, April ls.-It ia expected that the
subscription lists for the fifth japanese
domestic loan o. $50. 900 900 will be opened
on May /. The conditions Of the loan will
be similar to those OF the fourth, Shich
bears interest at Q per cent, is payable in
seven wears and was issued at %. II was
issued at the beginning Of last month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
pl.cnsrEs, All its Union MorKmsn.

The Prudential Life Insurance Company
Of Newark has informed all is union work
men, including painters and carpenters,
that their services will be dispensed with
after Saturday, April ~ The unions TO
which these men belong win take the matter
on AZ meeting 10 be held tomorrow night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
MuNICIPAL OWNERSHIP TICKET.
Hearst Democracy and Hearst League
pan for Concerted Action.

flau TOT NohctTteu Acuon'
The Hearst New York Democracy met
last night and solemnly appointed a oom-
mittee TO confer with the Hearst Municipal
Ownership League, with a vie-7 TO agree
ing on concerted action for the nomina-
ton Of municipal ownership ndidates,
John c. Sheehan, who headed the Greater
New York Democracy before it, control
was handed over to Mr.. Hearst, u at the
head Of the COMMITTEES. The me citing
was attended by only a few members
Life seems 10 have left the old Sheehanite
aggregation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
CISSY LOTUS I'LL.

FaInts Twice While GIVING Her limitations
At the Colonial.
Cissy LOTUS who is giving her limitations
at the Colonial Music Hall Broadway and
Sixty-second street, tainted Just before
going on the stage last night. She was
revived and went through her first imita-
ton successfully. Her second imitation
is Of Edna May, and in the middle Of It Miss
LOTUS tainted again and was unable to
continue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
Adermanlc RasehaIl Game.

The Manhattan Aldermen will meet the
BROOKLYN Aldermen IN a baseball match
TO be played at New Dorp, Staten lslaad,
on May H. The batteries OF the Manhat-
tans will be HRggerty and Richter and Tor
Brooklyn Haenlein and Kelvin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
sFD4S TF4 Cir F nlS4fT SoS TEoN AT

on Faster. Monday. April "a, the PenhsylyaniA
Railroad will run a special train Of Parlof Car,
Dtninf Car and coaches from Auhhtc city 10 New
Yort, leaving Atlantic City az 900 y. ~, and stop.
keWafk .-AGV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
PAPER SNORT CIRCUIT.
How the Experts Figured out origin Of
Fre on Third Ave. Elevated.

A burning tie on the northbound track
OF the Third avenue elevated railroad struct-
ure opposite 10 coenties clip caused the
fire engines TO be called out yesterday after
noon The flames were eXtinguished with
a pail Of water, but their cause puzzled the
firemen.
They finally decided that a paper from
a passing train had fallen on one OF the
rails Of the track and the third rail, thus
making a circuit which ignited IL and the
tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL KILLED.
Report That ChlCf Of Police in Polish city
Is Victim Of Poison.

BERLIN, April ls.-Newspaper r. here sta e
that NJ. Possoh Chief of Police at Czen-
stochow, Poland. has been assassinated
bv means of poison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19

prnnsyivAhiA railroad 'yhrce day tour PHI q.
Rate, including hotel acuominuuauone w OF wv
ArnlN 10 McENl lcrnta- -Adt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19

Authorized On TtstiAn Science Emblems.
AZ Gold. Pearl or Diamond Mounungt. WIN. r
phelps a Co.. Agent "A Maiden Lane. N i,-Adt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19

The West shore Railroad IL the $500 line 20 Bui
fhlo and NiArah Fails. W the Weti SIDE o. we
Hudson and through the MOHAWK NAley.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19

Keen your liver Grtlvs and enjoy life. BOhht
LaIatlyes act pleasantly An.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19

Diamonds. Pearls and Precious stone: .speeiA
desigut 70 order Vim. n. Phelps q CO. "a AAio's
lane. n N.--Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19
EIGHT HYDE CHECKS
Sent 10 Alexander for SyHdl'
cate Profits,
TWO BIG ONES REJECTED
Turned Over to the Society, as He
Writes 10 FrlCk Committee.

This Episode Brought out With Inter-
estInE Matter Touching the Cambon
Dinner by Mr.. IIyde's Renewed State
mcnt That the President shared In
the Syndicate Fronts, 10 Back Up
which lie Produces a IAli oT ChecAs
Aggre5auns sol .EI8O2 90 Answer
Comes Upon the Heels az the Statement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19

JAMES Pam Eydn cave on; last night
this letter dated on Monday and addresscdto
President Alexander Of IN Equitl1 Lif"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-19

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1905,
ir to-day and tomorrow; warmer
in interior tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-26
GIRL THE BLACK HAND"
Sends Threatening Letters to Father
Caught by Mash Notes .

-e,+raI Office men yesterday arrested NeIIio
Nr,ssbaurn. fifteen years Old for writing blacA
Hand letters No witnesses appeared against
har IN the ChiIdren's Court, when she was ar
rs4sned before Justice Deuel., and she was as
cbarged Justice Deuel. gave her a lecture on the
evils Of her way. but Nellie did not mind 1t IN
the least and kept on chewing her gum
N-a1ua Itvas at No. 235 East 61st-st. with her
4.+bar Her mother is in Europe. and has been
4bare for some time Nellie wrote a blood
thirsty enfstIe TO r. z. sannwaIdt, who lives op-
no.;+a her on September Is. 1t was adorned
with q skull and crossbones. a ferocious look
ing dagger and something that looked like
coaIheaver's hand in proper, and demanded thal
$40 ba n1ace6 on a rock at 61st-st. and the East
E2,,,a- ~ II y m. on September 20. II he failed
ssr,wsId+ was assured that he would die with
The ,,r-laasant sensations experienced by those
who displeased the late Lucretia Borgla- On
September 20 he received another letter III
which bie fate. for failure to comply with the
first letter was described most n1lnuIey' Anls
letter he turned over to the Central once IN
the hope that they might discover the black
mailers.
Ne1ia.s father received similar letters stimuli
+aneouslv with sannwaldt. His second letter
read:
See here YOU. We amt going TO fool with
vo1, no longer If we don't get 5000 on sep
TENDER %. at II p. m. we will kill you ana your our
girl I am president of the KICK anu o
write planer letters than the rest
THE BLACK HAND. TR1TKO.
Like the other letters, this bore all the ac-
cepted blazonry of the BLACK Hand IN the
first letter Mr.. Nussbaum had been to4u tiial
he must be sure to put the money on the rock
at 61st-st or we will steal your beautH lutte
girl (Which was Nellie herself). Cut the ponce
out or we will wipe you out
Mr Nu6sbauua's letters Joined those OF SduLl-
waIdt at headquarters. Nellie grew more am
bilious and began TO write mash notes" 10 "a
trolnan Reynolds Nellie not only demanded
money from Reynolds. but sent the most aHec-
fionate notes from Reynolds to May Sannwaldt
who was her chum. Reynolds remem bered that
the girl used stop and talk to him on her
yav TO school. and when the police learned that
her father also had received threatening letters:
they obtained specimens OF the girls writing ana
found that It agreed with that Of the letters
Nellie readily admitted having written the LET
+ers and Justice Deuel. willing to accept her
version that she wrote the letters out of sheer
mischief and not TO obtain money