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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11

1000 unaen i4pers SiIberplatte fir
feline Safel unb spsi 9ossbeaos
Hotbpein fir ieinen Se1er. @on ben
Sdgern erpartet man, bab lie Den
Sprs9er nit einem euten fetten
9irf9e uno einem Rebbpde regaliren,
pGbreno Die Su6pirfer ibrer Ser
ebrung fir ibn baour9 @usorud pers
leiben, Sab iie ibm elm @tiid feinen
Su9es iibergeben, groB genu9, Inn our
4nfertiguns zines In5uses gu rei6en.
Ni6t minoer eigenariig, pie oieie
@e~quibalsnte, lit Die aus alter .3eit
itammenoe Dirt oes tGgli9en gin5ug5
oes Spre9ers in Den SisungsIoal Oes
unterbdui es. 3ur5 Dor 9eginn Der
Sibung nebnlen ale 8samten uno Ins
e~eitelten Oes 9auies in Srad unO
aniebofen, angetban NIT elmer pergol<
beten Settle, OH Der cine nit Dem Mers
fur eei9miidte Meoaiue bdngt, in
elmer SOppelreibe in Dem aprrisor
4ufitelung, Der BON Ser gentralbaIe
in Den SibunssiaaI fiibrt. Ser go.
liseiinIpeftor, Der oie Yarlamentsz
poIiaei befebIist. ruff beim 9eran>
naben oes Sprehers nit Stentors
ftimms: r5ut ab! Der Gprs9er!"
3uerit eri9eint elm Polisift, Der aber
IN Der Sbiire bes @aales 9alt MAIDEN
mub. Sbm folst Der nSsrgeuntzats
arms" in Softraht uno nit Dem De-
gen on Der Settle, nit Dem idper gpls
benen S5spter, Dem Symbol Der
Ma9t uno Wiirbe bes Spre9ers, auf
Der S4ulter. Sintsr ibm i6reitet Der
Spre9er in ieiner altertbiimliden
Sra9t, bas !Saupt nit elmer @Ionees
periide bebedt. Ste gnoen feines
f9tperieibenen i9paraen Salars trdst
Der S9leppentrdssr. Gs folsen Der
3aplan oes 9auies uno Der SefretGr
bss Sprs9srs. 60 ssbt Ser 3us our9
bic Reiben Der fi9 tief perneisenoen
MnseiteIten in osn Sibunssiaal. SEPT
tritt Der rSergeant@atzarms" our
Geite; Der Spreher nimmt Die Gnoen
feines Salars iber Den Irm uno
fdreitet atpif9en ben Mitsliebern BIN
our6, Die ibn ftebeno erfpurten. Sreis
nal ~berbeust er ii4. mas bon ben Mits
glieoern ertpibert miro. Dor Dem
prdftoentenpulte trttt Der Sprs4er our
@edten, Der &aplan our 2inten. Ser
Raplan ipri9t oas @ebet, bas senar
fiinf Winuten bauert. Mit elmer BRET
fnaIisen @erbeusuns aiebt er fi4 oann
auriid. Ser @pre9er ldbt fi9 uuf
benz Wo0fad nteber, 6as Saepter piro
auf ietnen plab seIest. unb Die Sibuns
begtnnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11
Jim engl(6en unter6aus.
Scr rene Spredcr nnS bic nit benz
4mt b%erbunoemen Se,ise.

Gin Sies Der Observation-Disclosures 9tuss
bilonns nno parIam emtarii@e Sauibabn.
MItberssbradte eisenartise Geremonte.
SefIeiouns uno eibseiden Ses epreders.
Sames @iuiam 2optbsr, Ger nsue
Spr9er oe5 u~nterbauIes oes britt
i9en Yarlomsntes, lit ieit 70 Sabrsn
Der erite @OriiBenoe jener aDrperf9aft,
tpsl9er pisoer aus Den Heibsn Der
aonierpatipen be~rporging. Sm Sc
genfaBe gu Der traoitione[len Wirtbz
f6aftspolitit Gnglanos, Dem 5reibdns
Def, lit er Elm Inbdnser Der S9uss
5papplitit.
Sames @iniam Qoptber puroe
1866 in Weitmorelano seboren. Seine
N%usbilOuns empfins er am Sings
College gu 2onopn uno am Srinitp
college gu Cambridge. Gr tpltroe
1879 CUR gntpaitspraris sugelahen
unO lit ieit 1885 MitglieO Oes Inter
bauie5, in Dem err als 8orIisenoer oeg
&omites fir Mittel uno 8ege unO
felt 1895 als 0i5eipre6er fungirts.
SIN Sabre 1895 pertrat Spptber
9robbritannien auf Der international
len &onferen5 gu @eneoig.
Ser Spre9er Oes engliI3en Inter
bauies bebdlt fein @mt bis CUR 4ufz
lOIung oes Yarlamsntss, fir oas er
eripGblt paro, uno Die Yerion BEG
Spre9er5 tpe9ielt ni9t, aud ipenn Die
bisberige Hesierunsspartei CUR Sppos
~iitionspartei miro. Sbppbl er BON
Ser Gegierung nominirt miro, gilt er
als Elm 8eamter oes Sauies. Gr err
bGIt, auber FREEZER, firitli9 einseri9s
teter Wobnung i'm Weitminiter=Pa;
LATTE, Elm S~abresgebalt bon $4,000.
Quberbem lit ibm eine Summe Bis gu
$4,000 fir Den antauf bon Roben,
periiden, !6alsfrauien uno anoers
3ugebOrigfeiten feines Nmtes auges
ftanoen. Die Nution f9entt i6m cine
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11
S6weben uno Norwegen.

SOnninesbag, 10. Mus. Der
arttii9e Sampfer vSsrra Nopa", tuel-
der nod Der 3ie9ler'iden Woroppl=
Expedition abgeididt purbs, bat Nn=
tbonp 5iala Ano ale anberert bon ber
Expedition gerettst nit Ausnabme si=
nes Seemannes, Der aus natirlt&en
uria9e1 farb.
Sas S4ih yNmeriea", pel9es BIZ
Expedition an 8orb bate, tpurbe 3u
Infang oes Winters bon 1003-1904
TN giie serOrtidt. Gin GROCER She'll
Der 2ebensmitteI unb 3Oblen sins Der,
lDlen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11
8aie=Ha4.

meriean.Hffoetatior n.
indianapolis, 10. Nug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11

ManiIa. 10. Mus. Gr3bii9of
6artp CAB beute Der 8aft=@sisli9aft
Elm Diner. @s uuroen 9oafte auf ben
papf unb ben prdfoenten ausee.
bra&t unb gum S@lufe erbarmte f9
&eprdientant @o@rans auG Der pbi.
lippinen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11
Standardization.

Queenstown: vSeutonic" bon Netp
Oort; Baltic" bon Seem Sort;
gotobama: y@mpreB Of Snoia" nod
SOngson9; v9orea" nod Sonss
Tong &c.
2iberpool: ,Sbernia" bon Bottom;
y@orintbian" bon Wontrsal;
.Seutonic" bon Netu Sort.
2onoon. v9ungarian1 bon Wontreal
uno Quebec.
Sabre: so Souraine" bon Nep gort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, GAZE un6
@ibIon; Wiltts iinb. Morart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11
. uI9arif@e Dertretu1g.

Rem Dort, 10. Mug. Inter ben
pahasieren bss Sampfers .2aifer
Wilbelm H." Der sefern bon Bremen,
bia eOutbampton unb @~berbours. bier
sintraf, befanb R& unter Mnberen 8bso.
Dor &. S4iptou, Der bon Der buIga.
ridden Reeierung hisrber aef9idt
uurbe, um Norbereitun9er fur bic
Snfa0irung elmer geianbti9aft In
biefem 2cnbe 3u treHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11
&aiitr @lbelm
Gr5dblt ben SOlet BON ieiner 3nianmenfrnft ni1
Gen XIII.
GnsGHte SnSuiriene in Stuttgart. - Semfde 8anfen wpen Dem enIar
BON Maruffu pumpen. Sran;pkn ~padduupft barber.
Notbtanb in epanien. geseiferumg in Jranf=
reid far bic englide G~rennSidat.

an Der 3analminbuns inb nit
S9nsQfeueraei9hben unb Der S9lsu-
ienbei4 nit &ebolberfanonen ausgertis
fet poroen. Marinsartilerie tpurbe
gum Nnf9ieBsn fommanbirt.
SuIius StinSe.
Berlin, 10. Mue. Sulius
Stinbe, Der uoblbefannte S9riftfelsr
unb S96pfer Der 8udbolaiaben, III,
SO Sabre alt, pI6blia babingei9ieoen.
5tr feline 3ablrei9sn Greunoe unb Ser.
ebrsr 1T bic i9msr3li9e Runbe ME Elm
SIiB aus beiterem SimmsI sstommsn,
oa Stinoe nod bis lit Die iiinsfte 3sit
f9 ani&einsnb gutter @eiunc9eit er.
freute.
Yoffart's Na4foI9er.
W u n d EN-, 10. Nua. Mls Na9=
fOlger pOfarts, bes fri5eren Snten=
bantsn Der hisfsen 6pfbtbne gilt
@raf 2arl Wop, Der isiner 3eit ben
bonn Centrum bss bapsrii9en 2anb.
tages perueigerten getrag BON 100, 900
Mart fir Runffatpede aus eigenen
Wittelrt bergab.
I 8raf 5u SO6na-S d :
bien.
26ni9sbers, 10. Gus. gu
S9lobien i'm &e9ierunssbssirf SIS.
nigsberg ift @raf Noolf Rub. @brifof
gu Sobna-S 4lobten, Rei9stagsmit@
slisb unb srbli9ss Witslisb bes preu-
Bii9sn 5srrsnbauies, seftorben. gr
bsrtrat ben z. 86ni9sberser WabItreis
WreuB. Sonano.M a6runsen) unb Ige'
b6rte our beuti9=tonierbatiusn partei.
(@raf Sobna mar am 80. Sanuar
1916 In 4~6nissberg 9eboren. ST
nabm on ben Gelb3isen BON 1866 unb
1901 tbsil, mar Maior a. .. uno
trat in ben Bsfib Der 5ibeifommiB.
bsrri9aften Sdlobisn unb @arpinbsn
i'm Sabre 1907
Babn.unaIhd orberf
3abIret4e Oper.
5 ranfu q. B.. o., 10. Mug.
nnwsit Sprsmbers ersignets f9, tuis
bersits tur3 ssmsIbet tpurbs, auf bsr
gabnlinie gerlin=9 brliB, enttueoer In
folee falfaer Sisnale, obsr tpeasn
Der 8sripdtun9 bss S6rlissr S9nsl.
suses, cine 9atatropbe, bic sabIrei9s
Opfsr forbsrts.
3wsi 3has, oeren 2otomotipen f9
aleiaIam In chamber bpbrtei, foaibir.
ten nit ansr Wu9t unb roQten Johann
bic 8bi9une binab.
Webrere paHasiere in oeu pOroersu
Waqeors purben faf bis our untennt.
li9tsit 3srmalmt. Bis our Na4mit'
taasfunbe wurben suansi9 2ei4en aus
ben Srimmsrn bsoOrgaogen. Si'
3abl Der 8obten tpirb auf Is Bis sc
gsiddbt. Yiele pafasiere murben &c.
fdbrlia unb etra finfsis lei9ter per'
Iebt.
Inter ben Sootsn bsfiaoet R9 6ein'
rid @raf b. plausn, Elm Sobn be!
Jiirfsn Ssinria XVI. BON &enb.
Der sinem 3weise Der ihnseren Rsub'
i9sn 2inis anaebbrte.
Wan ersdblt f9. bab Der gabn
beanie, als er bic faIi&e SisnaIabsab'
%gsmabrts, faRunsslos binter ben
S9neu3use berIief, Bis er ermqttet 3u
iammenbra9.
Granfreid.
gn9Iif9s ran36ftf4e
Greunb4a t.
paris, 10. aug. Sier ertuarte
man, bob 2bnis gbmarb auf Der 9eim
te6r bon Warienbao benz prdfoentst
2oubst abermaIs einsn BeIu9 abftat
ten uirb- 81 bes @mpfanges be!
fransbfi9en @si9wabers In gomes &c
rdtb bic Sin9o'preRe faf in @er3ii
dung. SieieIben 3eitunsen, bic nod
Dor uenigen Sabren In allen Sonartei
auf bas perfioe Mlbion f9impften
freuen iebt ben 8riten Wei9raun
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11

Sn Jun9aI auf Waoeira
pmrbe iiingit Der @runbitein gu einem
Mrmsnianatorium Der beutf4en Wa>
betra= @efelf4aft gelest.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11

3 rutaIer Ne9er getpn&t.
burlington n. $enn., 10. Mrg.
Ha9 3ueitd9iser Sagb tpurbe beute
Na4mittas Der Msser We@baro. mel.
DER BET Clifton, 8enn., Elm l3'idbrises
weibes Wdo&en persewaItist bate, bon
bon sin:n Nob sefangen unb turs
aerbanb gebdngt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11

tbum, penr man bic 6lottenbegnrng
ais INSTRUMENTATION binHslsn uOlte,
on mel4er anbere Wd9te Nnftos neb-
men t6nnten. gs banbslt fd babel
lsbigIi9 um cine gefunouns Der gar3
nattrliaen @enugthuun9. tpelGe bic
beioen grOBen eurcpdiI9en Ssmotra
tisn anldbli9 Der Jefigung Der ve1'
tente gorbials" smpfinoeu, bic berstts
10 quite Dirtunssn aui ben Meltfrieosn
aussstibt bot"
3uemp inbti4
paris, 10. Iug. Sn biefgsn
2reiisn if man beri9nupft bartiber,
oaB bsuti9e Banfen, aga ruenn ss
Observation-Disclosures inb, benz Sultan
bon Warotto @elb pumpsn molten. gs
tpirb srtldrt. ss beftsbe ee9enmdrtig
be3fgli9 Warotto's cine Dirt Wahen=
filfanb suii9sn Seutfalanb unb
Grantrei9. Die @sudbruns elmer
beutIaen Nnleibe an BEN Sultan
TONNE absr sinem Bru9e bes Wertra9s
glei1.
Oeferreih 'llngarn.
Grau pon6e rDapa bge=
mis- en-.
Wien, 10. Mus. Sas 2reis.
ss-i9t gu 2sobsn In Stsiermart bot
oas @sfu9 Der ieiner3eit bielgenannten
6rau bon 6erbap, mslde nit &tdR&t
auf i6re gsiunobsit I'm einen auHdub
Der ibr suoittirtsn biermonatli4en
arreffrafe bat, absslebnt. sic wirb
bic Strafe ON l. September an5utrsten
BADEN. Sbr @atte, gs3irfsbauptmann
5ran3 bon 6erbap in WarDui4lag.
Steiermart, besing befanntli4 Selbfs
moro, na9oem CT bon benz Yorlebsn
ieiner Grau aenntnib srbalten bate.
Die aHaire Serbap bat iOwobl bas
2reisseri9t In 2eoben ME bas Ober-
lanoesssri9t in @ra5 geraume 3eit be-
i4dftist.
Sbomas Rof9at's so. 9 e
5urtsta9.
Wten, 10. Ius. 5ier fmeierte
gsfsrn Sbomas 8oi9at, 2Omponit beg
befannten 0oltsIiebss ,8srIafen bin
s., fsinsn 60. @sburtstas. (8Oidat,
esbOrsn 1916 in 0ittring bel Rlasen.
furt, trat 1867 oils gafff in ben Der.
banb Der @isner SofOper, tpuros 1874
Domtapsaidnser uno 1878 5%offapea=
idnser. Oils Romponit TIT sr bur9
3abrei9e 2iebsr, gb6rs uno Quartette
ribmli9 betannt.)
8elgien.
9 o W n9enreer
berpeif.
Mntmerpen, 10. Mug. Mfrita-
Rsiisnbs brin9er aus 2amsrun bic
S9auermdr, bab elm bortissr 2anni=
balenfamm, Nisms gsnannt, Dor 2ur-
gem stma s~meitauienb.. DReser uno a9i
beuti4s anfsblsr srialug anb bsr-
ipsifts. Die meni9snfreher, 10 6eibt
ss, bsri&lanssn bas Glsii9 ibrsr GEE
r6fteteu Opfer In elmer FIR fOl&en
Mafenidmaus bsmsrtsnsusrtb tur3en
3sit.
8rpBbritanniem.
gefu9 ran36fif9er
Offi8iere.
2onbon, 10. Wng. 8i3e.Iomi,
ral9aiaaro, 3Ommunoeur Ibss franaO'
fiaen @si9waosrs unb 80 isinsr Off.
fi3iere tamsn beute Ra9mittag in Con,
bon an. gle tuaret1 8dfe Der Gtabt
BET einem @abelfribftid, an BEN
300 Electromagnetic Decentralization
She'll nabmen.
Spider uuroe bic frana6fi9e 2olo=
ME auf Der frana6fT6en gOtI9aft bon
Admiral @aiaarb %empFangsn.
Spanien.
81 % T n b.
SebiIla, Is. Muguf. 9i'
Sage Der 2anbbep6lferuns III ein'
9erabe3u ber3usifslts gsporben. 8au.
ienoe bon Mrbettern babe1 fein Brot;
He leben bon @ur3eln unb piIbpa&,
fenben 2rdutsrn. I'm sislen Orter
uuroen Bddsreien geplbnbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-11

tio n.
indianapolis, 10. Nug.
Snbianapolis l
Winnsapolis
8atterien - &!ebp uno 3alusfp;
Sisbers unb Warfbaa.
8olebo, 10. Mug.
folebo .......1 0O200214- 6
2anias @itp....0 02000002- 4
8atterien Winneban unb 3earfob;
Wrigbt uno Butler.
Columbus, 10. Mug.
Columbus. 49,. 0020OO01*-3
Wilpaufee -. o. 0
8atterien - Dprnsr unb Bropn;
Sou9bertp unb 8opne.
atipi1aI.2t q.
ct. 2puis, 10. Mug.
ct. 2ouis. IL 01O03O0%- 5
Brooflpn IL 0l010101- l.
Batterien-Saplor unb Scalp; Wcs
Sntere rno Sitter.
@bicago, 10. Mus.
Chicago. .00O000000- 0
Sem Oort. .000001000- l
8atterien - &eulba9 unb Sling;
Natbetpion unb 8owerman.
Cincinnati, 10. Nug.
Cincinnati ....1.0001020*-
philadelphia. &C 00001000- l
8atterien-gwins unb S4lei; Ni'
dolls urb abbott.
pittsburg, 10. Nug.
piitsburg ...O030OO100- A
Bottom l. 7
Batterien-Hobertbaiue, @afe unb
@ibIon; Wiltis unb. Worar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
MANIAC KILLS FIVE.
Used Knife and Gun on Victims an
Three Houses, Then Shot Himself.

San Diego Cal, May 15.-Five persons
dead and another probably will die as result
of wounds inflicted by a man who is supposed to
have been crazed by liquor in this city to-day.
Those killed met instant death The dead are
William Stewart, Harry Doddridge. II. w. Chase,
W. P. Robinson and Mrs, Emma Stewart. Mrs.
w II. Doddridge is wounded. The crimes were
committed by w. p. Robinson, a house cleaner
About o'clock this morning Robinson went
to the apartment of Mrs. Emma Stewart his
Iandlady and when Mrs. Stewart opened the
door shot her through the head with a rife.
Robinson then entered the dining ROOM where
William Stewart was just rising from the table
and twice plunged a long knife into his body.
He then went to the carpenter shop of II. w.
Chase and suddenly throwing up his rifle, fired,
the bullet entering Chase's breast, close to the
heart Chase died Immediately. From the
carpenter shop Robinson went on his bicycle
down 4th-st for several blocks, through the
business part of the town TO the house OF w.
response TO his ring, Harry DoddridSe, son OF
w H Doddridge. opened the door. Robinson
fired his revolver and young Doddridge sank to
the floor with a bullet just above the heart.
Mrs Doddridge the young mans mother, ran
screaming from the house. AS she was crossing
the yard the craZed man fired the bullet strtk-
ing her in the back. w H. Doddrtdge, who was
in bed on the second floor when the commotion
began jumped fell out Of the window, break
ing the bones of his right mana ana PROBABLY
sustaining internal Injuries.
Robinson searched the house for more people,
then climbed on a bed and fired bullet
which tore or the top OF his head.
There Is no reason for thinking there mad been
I'll feeling between Robinson and any OF his vic
Tins Collector Doddridge says he never saw or
heard Of Robinson before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
". ROUVIER SUSTAINED.
Deputies Refuse to Take Up CUES
ton of Neutrality.

Paris May 15-The Chamber of Deputies re-
assembled to-day. NJ. Valiant (SocialisD. pre-
sented an Interpolation on the observance OF
neutrality in the Far East and NJ. de Pressense
(SocialisO asked the Ministry for statement
on neutrality and Morocco
Premier Rouvier said the government had
given explicit orders to the authorities in the
Far East TO observe strict neutrality, and this
continued to be the situation. The Premier ap-
peaed to the patriotism If the deputies TO re-
frain from accusations affecting the good faith
of the country, pointing out that debate on the
subject would not be advantageous and might
lead TO endorsements.
NJ valiant asserted amid an uproar that the
governments orders to observe neutrality were
not executed He added
Neither does the Russian feet respect our
neutrality and it is necessary to make 1t do SO
It is necessary to show our impartial neutrality
by acts instead Of words.
NJ Rouvier made final statement to the eff
feet that the word Of France was not open to de-
bate and a motion for Al indefinite postpone
ment of the interpretations was carried by 4ss
to 81 votes
II was announced that the government had
abandoned it's intention to issue Yellow Book
on the neutrality question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
THINK SON MURDERED.
CORNELL'S BODY FOUND.
Father Has Mysterious Letter
Shock MAJ XII Mother.

The body OF r. Lester Cornell, son of Major
Reuben L. Cornell of the 14th Regiment, who
had been missing since March 81. was found
yesterday in the East River at 53d-st. His
parents believe he was murdered,
II know the people who have done my boy"
exclaimed Mr. Cornell in the Coroners office.
Mr.. Cornell believes that his son was at
tackled somewhere near the river front and that
after his assailants had snatched his watch
struggle ensued in which his son was thrown
into the river
Il felt almost positive that my son was MUIR
dered." said Mr. Cornell at his home. No $40
Koscusko-st.. Brooklyn. last night land until
the disappearance of his watch is accounted for
I shall not change my belief He always car
ried 1t on a chain. end of which was Sc
curely fastened to his waistcoat pocket. It
would have been impossible for the water to
force the watch from the clothing believe he
was on the way TO one of the ferries to Brook
lyn when he attacked.
His body is so badly decomposed that only
an examination by physician will disclose
whether there are any marks of violence upon it,
The right side of his coat near the lapel had
been cut. The cut about two inches long.
and appeared TO me as If it had been made by
sharp knife.
Il will have minute examination of the body
made to-day, and feel that it will show
my met with foul play
The body will be taken to the Cornell home
at o'clock to-day in Theoretically sealed cof-
fin. The funeral will take place at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Cornell is completely Frustrated and
under the care of a physician Her hair has
turned gray since her sons disappearance, and
it is feared the shock will kill her.
Mr.. Cornell has sealed letter. which, he
says, Will tell who was the cause Of his sons
death
Cornell was a prominent member of the Naval
Reserve. On the night Of his disappearance he
attended dinner in Manhattan, and was last
seen at 14th-st and 3d-ave
Major Cornell at the East 35th-st station told
Sergeant McAdam that two young men Of
Brooklyn were with his the night he was
last seen alive, and could tell more than they
would. One of these had denied that he was
with Cornell
diamond ring. $50 20 in cash. stiokpin
and letter addressed to his father were found
with Cornell's body. 1t is this letter which the
father says will reveal the cause of his sons
death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
FORGOT HIS CLUTCHES.
Cripple Tries to Jump from Bridge,
Runs, Fights Police.

cripple tried to jump from the highest
point of the roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge in
rush hour yesterday afternoon. He like
a deer and fought five police. He discarded his
crutches. An inspector and two passengers
seized him when he had one foot on the lower
rail of the guard. He denied that he had at
tempted to commit suicide, and the charge on
the blotter was changed to one Of disorderly
conduct He said he was Fred Palmer, a la
borer, of No. 179 Cherry-st
When the Greene and Gates-ave. car or
the rear of which Palmer was standing had
reached the middle of the bridge on the north
roadway Palmer leaped off and ran to the guard
rail on the outer edge. He fought viciously with
his captors. but with the assistance Of the con-
ductor they succeeded in getting him back on
the rear platform, where he was held while the
trip to Manhattan continued.
When Manhattan was reached, and while
Patrolman Nannery was asking him questions,
Palmer broke away and ran like deer through
the crowds waiting for cars and out on the
south roadway toward Brooklyn. He was cap
tured after a second struggle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
STRIKE AT THE NEvsKY sHIpYARD
Workmen March Out Carrying Red Flags
Cossacks Disperse Procession.

st. Petersburg, May 15.-There was trouble
this afternoon in the Nevsky shipyard, on the
left bank Of the Neva. above St. Petersburg.
The men walked out in a body, carrying red
flags and singing revolutionary songs
When a representative of The Associated Press
arrived at the yards pickets were posted, but
all was quiet. The Chevalfer Guards. who had
been called out, were not needed and they re-
turned to barracks A detachment Of Cossacks
broke up @ demonstration and dispersed the
Worknen without difficulty.
Some American submarine boats being
constructed at the Nevsky yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
TWELVE DAYS OF HARDSHIP.
Two Fishermen Rescued from an Icefoe
Sixty Miles from Coast.

North Sydney, May 15.-Exhausted and frostbit-
ten. after an experience for twelve days in open
boat and on the ice field sixty miles off Scatterie.
two fishermen were rescued by the French schooner
Leon Emile which arrived here to-day The men,
James Bartlett and William Merritt. members
of the crew of the Newfoundland schooner Excelda.
On April % they left the vessel in a dory to look
after the travis dense fog set in. and for three
days they tried unsuccessfully to reach the vessel
TWO days later they reached the great field of ice
foes sixty miles off catere. They pulled their dory
up Oh q huge cake and went to sleep. For five days
they remained there, without sighting any vessel.
The weather intensely cold. Everything COM
bustible in the dory used TO make fires to warm
themselves and cook their fish The men were at
last forced to live fish which had been
caught by birds. On May 10 the fishermen succeed
ed in attracting the attention of the crew of
passing vessel. which proved to be the French
1t is believed they will recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
OYAMA NEARLY READY.
Gathering Forces and Bridging
RiUer on Russian Right.

Hua-Shu Pass, May discriminating con-
tinues in the Olouria Mountain region on the
Russian left, but the fighting is not serious.
Calm continues on the right The Chinese,
however, report that Field Marshal Oyama Is
directing large masses of troops from Fakomen
toward Tounziakou. where a concentration is
being made, and the river is being bridged by
pontoons.
The Lao River is full Of junks, which bring
up stores and provisions.
About eighty thousand Japanese reinforce
ments have arrived at the front The Japanese
cavalry in particular has been considerably
strengthened
Prisoners say that the Japanese armies are
ready to advance when the word is given.
In the recent dust storm which ragged for three
days the soldiers suffered severely.
The Russian troops are being fitted out with
summer uniforms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
JAIL RATHER THAN SCHOOL RATES
London Evangelist Says He Will Not Con.
tribute to Priestly Institution.

The Rev. f. r, Meyer well known London
evangelist at the Methodist Preachers Meeting
yesterday, made the remark that in his evangel-
istic work he thought he had more influence than
he would II he had been merely a CARPET bar
evangelist" He referred also 10 the socnued
higher criticism" declaring that he believed that
'he most olsuneuVe phase OF the assault had al
ready passed, and that he believed that oISeep,n-
the Cross of Christ in front the Church could now
afford ignore such criticism
Mr.. Meyer also said OF paying rates for the sun
port OF church schools:
- ISTIapS nS niah who addresses YOU now will
M'tHlh -" lonths ne IN jail for refusing 10 nav
those rates In that case. please forget that vo1
a So nsstenIhs 70 prospective convict we free
eAuTehhsh are not soins TO pay one single nickel,