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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
RUSSI4'S NEED or MONEY.
Premier stOIy pin said to Be AZ the End Or
HIs Resources.

1ptA"A N"NN
LONDON, Sept. l5.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Telegraph, who IL "A
frequent prophet OF evil regarding Russian
finances, says that paralyzing dependency
prevails in Government circles in cOnse-
auence Of the pressing need of money,
without which not an item Of Premie
Stolypin's political programme can be
realized, and the utter helplessness Of the
Minister Of Finance, who is at the end OF
his resources.
Foreign capitalists scout the notion Of
loans, W lille the Minister Of Finance is I'M
able to come forward W it'll any 'ther ex-
pAdientS Indepe ldent financial circles
comment upon the astonishing carelessness
u the Finance Ministry in its official calcu-
lations, and they are not only drawing I'M
favorable conclusions. but are disc uniting
them on the exchange.
There are good grounds for expressing
apprehension hat tho Stolypin Cabinet,
which is divided against itself, will finally
he broken up by an insolvency that might
have been avoided by the appointment OF
a buslnesslike financier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
ARM GUARDS FALLIERES.
$4,000 Extra Troops AZ MarseiIIes During
French Presidents Visit.

Special Cahie Despatch % THE SUN.
PARIS, Sept. lA-SOme wild stories Of
plots have been circulated in rance re-
Gently. The latest one appeared in the
Conservative newspapers yesterday telling
Of rumored attempts to be made upon the
life Of President FalliAres while he is at
Marseilles. SO far a. can be learned all
these stories are u~nfOunded.
NJ. Fallieres left Paris this evening for
Marseilles. There was the customary DEM
onstrstiOn at the railway station, whence
his departure had been announced in the
newspapers.
IL would be strange indeed IL real plotters
would let such specific news Of their plans
reach the newspapers al has been pub
lished here. Nevertheless it il announced
tonight that not only rave I 5000 addi-
tional troops and police been assembled
in Marseilles, but that while the public
will he admitted to the Presidential en-
closure there everybody must enter empty
handed.
President Fallieres will be in Marseilles
two days. Many warships will take part
in the ceremonies attendant upon his recep-
ton. With the precautions taken no
anarchist attempt il likely, notwithstsnd-
ing the fact hat the Paris newspaper
have been filed with stories OF plots to he
carried ont or this occasion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
H.. n. WAMPOLE A SUICIDE.
Rich Philadelphia Chemical Man Probably
Jumped From y FeFrybOat.

The body Of Henry X. Wsmpole, the
wealthy Philadelphia manufacturer Of
chemicals, who had been missing for several
days, was found on Thursday floating Ia
the Hudson River of the Wsehawken
shore. 1t was Identified at Volk's morgue
through papers In the pockets Of the body.
II IL believed that he committed suicide
by jumping from a ferryboat. He became
mentally unbalanced while brooding over
the shortage OF a trusted employee Of his
firm in Canada. he disappeared from u
hotel here last week, where he had been
stopping In the care Of a trained nurse,
PHILADELPHIA, sept. I4.-Mr. Wampole
was very wealthy and the head Of the
chemical firm Of Henry X. Wampole a Co.
His mind gave way under the shock OF a
$40. 900 defslcation by a trusted clerk and
under the revelations Of the v%illainy Of
Frank X. Nipple, who looted the Real
Estate Trust Company and who was n
close friend Of Mr.. Wampole.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
CUMULATIVE ACCIDENT.
starts With Broken Leg aad Finds with
Three Hospital Cases

Louis Herman, Q years old, a newsboy
living at 81 West Ninety -fourth street,
Jumped Of an Eighth e car at Eighty
sixth at rect last evening and fell in front Of
a truck driven by A. siegel Of la Wooster
street. A wheel passed over his left leg,
breaking it below the knee. The lad was
carried over to the sidewalk In front Of an
apartment house on the corner to await
the coming OF an ambulance.
man hurrying to see what was up fell
in a faint. He was placed alongside Louis.
Edward Callahan Of 900 East Eighty-second
street leaped of a car with an idea OF in
specting the scene and he fell, too, and
broke his ankle. He was placed with the
two others.
John Stabler Of 25s West Forty-hrst
street, also making haste TO get to the place,
drawn by the crowd, fell in a At. He had
his nose broken and sustained a fracture
OF the skull.
When the ambulance arrived all but the
unknown were taken TO the hospital. He
recovered and left quickly byshimself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
HELD TP IN HALLWAY.
Manufacturer Robbed Of Sizes by Ex-
Employees.


Three men lay in W ait forLouis Shemenan,
a manufacturer OF clothing, in a dark hall
way on the third floor of I91-lS3 Chrystie
street yesterday and after beating him I'M
I'll he became insensible robbed him OF
i,245. The fellow who got the money got
away safely. but two men who are accused
Of being his companions are locked up in
the Eldridge st reet station, charged with
felonious assault and highway robbery.
Shemenan, who is "a years old and lives
at lO4 Second avenue, had drawn the money
from the branch OF the Corn Ex change
Bank at Avenue ID and Tenth 81 rect to pay
OF his employees.
When he left the building for the bank
Yesterday he noticed, he told the police,
two employees whom he discharged three
weeks ago lettering outside the place. When
he returned with the money they weren't
in sight. While going up the stairs to the
third tiOor he was struck on the head with
a heavy stick and thrown to the floor. Two
of the men kicked him repeatedly about
the head and body while the third grabbed
the satchel containing the 81 ,245.
i've got the money all right; let's beat it
now, " said the fellow. The three then fed
down the stairs.
John Wiesselter, who has a loft on the
third floor, heard the souffie and Shemenan's
cries for help. He rushed after the trio
shouting -Policel" at the top OF his voice
Pat Quinlan, taubitz and Silverman
OF the EIdridge 1t rect station overhauled
James Arno, 10 years old, Of 200 Chrystie
street, and Tony Bautob, II years, Of 1871
Chryrtie street, Shemenan's former en-
ployees, who had been noticed lettering
outside the building. They were locked up.
Detectives are hunting for the fellow who
rot away will the money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
EX-4RMY MAN GOES FREE.
FngIIsh's Young W lie induces Complainant
10 withdraw Charge.

Ex-L Lieutenant Ebert G. English, the
former member OF Company H, Seventh
Regiment, who was arrested on Thursday
on the complaint Of another member OF
the company, A. W. Taylor, for having
secured IS on a bad check, was arraigned
for examination in the Tombs police court
before Magistrate Cornell yesterday after
noon. The young wife Of the ex-Lieuten-
ant was in court. She had devoted much
Of her time since his arrest pleading with
Mr.. Taylor TO withdraw the charge, and
he finally agreed to do 40. He had a lawyer
in court to explain that under the circum-
stances he had decided 10 ask the Court
to release English.
very well; it's only a m~isdemeanor
and Iii turn him out If you say 80, ' said
Magistrate Cornell. But the trouble Is
that there is too much false sentiment
in these cases and not one vi those fellows
who 90 about doing such things IL con-
victed. However, I've long since quit
trying to reform the world, and he is dis
charged
A lawyer from a Fifth venue jewelry
shop was in court to see, the X-Lieutenant
about a $3.50 diamond ring received on
credit and not paid for. English said his
mother had the ring and gave the lawyer
a written order to get IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
Reform ~ CHINA.
Commission VIII Suggest Organization Of
Mn Governments Boards

Special Cable Despatch 70 The SUN.
PRKIN. Sept. l4.-The Empress on August
~ appointed a commission consisting Of
Prince Chun. Vicsroy Tuan-Shih-Ka the
Ministers Of State, the members OF the Grand
Council and the Grand Secretaries, to con-
slider the reports Of the commissioner
who recently returned from q tour in the
United States and Europe and suggest re-
forms in the administration Of the Govern
ment They are now engaged in this work.
They will propose the organization Of nine
boards, each in charge Of a minister, super
visor and two associate supervisors.
The boards will be as follows: Nei-Wu-
Pu, Home Affairs; Wai-Wu-Pu, Foreign;
Tsai-Cheng-Pu. Finance; Chun-Chi-Pu, War;
Fah-Pu, Justice: Nung-Kung-Shang-Pu.
Agriculture and Commerce; Chiao-Tung-Pu,
Communications; Chi-Ming-Pu, Colonies
and Censorate.
A scheme Of local government for prov
inoes and districts is also being draw n up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
CHANGE OF PANAMA PLANS.
Only mi Dam. Instead % I've. win he
RuIIt Near Lake B0sa

oYsrER Bar, Sept. N.-SeCrstary Taft
announced before leaving Oyster Bay
tonight that be had presented TO the Presi-
dent and received his approval Of q plan TO
rearranRe the dams to be built near Lake
Sosa on the Pacific end Of this Panama Canal.
Secretary Taft said that 1t had been found
that the two dams which had been pro-
Jected would nsOesstate changing the
line Of the Panama Railroad at great e1-
pense. The one dam which will replace
the two projected In the original plan
will require less material, the Secretary
said, and will work a saving Of about
slSO,COO.
The Secretary said that the plan for the
new dam hsd the approval OF Enginee r
Stevens. and that Mr.. Stsarns, N OF the
consulting engineers, had explained the
t~eohnicalities to the President. who had
Alao approved the new plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
CAMPAIGN BANNERS BARRED.
BIRD n. COler says He Won't Have Brook
IXn,a Streets DisiEured by Them.

President Bird y. Coler OF the Borough
OF Brooklyn yesterday came out with al
edict against the further display Of cam
uaisn banners. He directed Public Works
Commissioner Dunno to deny all applica-
tons for the erection Of poles for cam
paign banners and all applications Tor
s~tringing banners Of any kind across the
streets of the borough. He has always
felt, he says, that this dlstguremeht OF
the highways was wrong end that the
spectacle presented by the streets around
the Borough Hall in campaign times was
disGraceful to the city.
Such banners a. nav been already put up
for primary purposes are to be remoHed
after primary day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
y her experience. before leaving the

over her experiences before leaving the
city.
Il have seen crowds all over the world
she said. but this to-day wa the worst"
Scores ~ women tainted in thu crowd at
the unveiling exercises. The speaking pro-
granpne was carried ont tonight, Judge
William r. Day Of the United States Supreme
tourt aud United States Senator Daniel
Of Virginia were the orators.
This eveninEt the STATE House grounds and
the nearby streets were Uttered with every
sort Of feminine apparel, torn from its
owners in the crush.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
DOWAGER CZARINA WARNED.
Message Thrown AbOard Imperial Yacht
Telling Her She IL In Danger

Special Cable Despdtch 10 THE SUN.
CoPENHAoEN, Sept. I4.-The chamberlain
OF the Dowager C~zarina, who is i'll on board
the Russian imperial yacht Polar Star in
this harbor. says that her Majesty is suffer-
ing from a severe attack Of lumbsgo. She
is unable to leave her cabin.
An officer OF the Polar Star says that a
mysterious letter. to which a stone was
attached, was thrown aboard the yacht
the other night, apparently from a boat,
warning the ex-CZarina that she was in
danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
MISSES BOURNE UPSET.
Pinned Under Their Auto on the Edge OF
StuyVesant Lake.

SAYvTLLE, L. T., Sept. 1.-two daughters
OF Commodore Fred o. Bourne left their
Indian Neck home at Oakdale, L.. l., this
morning in a big automobile for a rum
accompanied by their chauffeur. At Islip,
when speeding forty miles an hour. the auto
skidded to one side, struck a tree on the
edge Of Stuyvesant Lake and turned Ove
One end OF the car hung over the lake.
The occupants were pinned under the
auto until help came. No one was injured.
The young women abandoned the trip, re-
turning to Oakdale by train. The wrecked
auto was taken back on a truck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
SECRETARY ROOFS PLANS.
WIN Sail From CaIIao on Monday Direct
for Panama.

Special Cable Despd.ch 10 THE SUN.
LIMA, Sept. li.-Secretary Of State Root
made a trip to-day on the Oroya Railway.
He was greeted with great enthusiasm
by large crowds all along the route. In
Chacrasana he laid the foundation stone
Of a new factory that is being built by the
electric trust. The Papal Nuncio, who was
present, gave him his blessing. Mr.. Root
and his party breakfasted at Matucana.
When they returned to the capital Mr.
Root expressed himself as delighted with
the trip. Tomorrow he will attend the
races, and at night he will be present at a
ball to be given by the City Council in his
honor. On Monday he will return to Callao,
where he will board the Charleston and
proceed direct to Panama.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
MiSS4CRE PLANNED FOR TO-DAY
slaughter Of Jews Is Predicted At CracOw.
Poland.

SDsrbI cable DssDdfcF 70 THE SUN
LONDON, sept. rs, NJ. Daszynski, leader
OF the Social Democrats in the Austrian
Reichsrath, telegrnphs from Cracow,
Poland, to the English newspapers, saying
that a slaughter Of Jews has been arranged
for to-day. Troops have been brought
from distant garrisons and the city has
been divided into military districts.
Civ authority has been suspended.
The population Is in a state Of panic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
MONEY FOR SrB-TREASTRY GONE.
wl. 900 IN Bills shipped From Niagara
Falls stolen.

The Sub-Tressury officials are mvstified
over the disappearance Of 81 600 in bills sent
TO the Sub-Treasury IN Wednesday by the
Collector Of Customs at Niagara Falls.
The money was shipped through the United
States Express Company, which for greater
safety placed it in a special pouch. When
the pouch was unsealed at the Sub-Treasury
ON Thursday the envelope in which the bills
had been placed was found, but when this
was opened it had nothing in it except
tissue paper. The Treasury Department
in Washington has been notified and an
investigation is being made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
ONLY GOOD CHEAP LITER4TURE.
News 60. Bars From Its Stands stories
That Make Heroes OF Criminals.

ST. LOUIS, Sept, 1T. {. Brown, general
manager Of the Brown News Company.
has sent out an order to all stands Of the
company to cut out all literature that has
a tendency TO make heroes OF criminals
All the Jesse james, Younger brothers and
Dalton brothers books are ordered sent in
Immediately.
Hereafter only first class literature can
be bought on the trains which have a con-
tract with the Brown News Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
$500 FOR MISSING BOY.
Foster Black Was ChastIsed. Ran Away
and low His Parents want Him Back.

and low Hts Parents Want Him Back.
PELHAM. y. V, sept. l4.-Chief OF Police
Marks is visiting every town, village and
hamlet in Westchester county in search Of
Foster Black, the fourteen-year-old son Of
q. NJ. Black Of Pelham Heights, who mys-
teriously disappeared on Tuesday morning
and has not been heard from since. The
father has offered a reward Of $500 for in
formation concerning the lad. The Blacks
are wealthy.
without permission Foster and a Comrsds
named Hadsell went to New Rochelle on
Monday and on their return Mr.. Black
chastissd his son and told him to report
to him Tuesday morning. Foster arose
early Tuesday morning m mounting his
bicycle started In the direction Of North
Pelham. That was the last seen Of him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
HETRESS WEEDS CHAUFFEUR.
Daughter Of y. II. Farrar. wealthy south
African, EIOpes.
Special cable Despatch to rHE SUI

LONDON, Sept. IA sensati IN has been
caused in society by Violet FarraT, ~ years
old, a dau ghter Of 3. II, Farrar, a wealthy
South African, and a niece Of Sir George
Farrar. She eloped from Brighton with her
fathers humbly born chauffeur, John Eel
lows, and was married to him at the Regis
trar's Office at NorbitOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
france Turns Out New Three Barrelled Gun
Special Cabls Despatch TO THE SUN

s0DotHW LHOF6 DEIVUTVV To " VVN'
PARIS, Sept. IA despatch to the
Journal from st. Etienne says that most
OF the workmen In the Government arms
factory there are engaged in turning out a
new type Of mitrailleuse, which shortly
will be served out To the army. The new
weapon Ares the Lebel cartridge. IL has
three barrels, which are used alternately,
80 that two OF them are given time to cool
while the third is in usa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
standard OIL Anrr Caucasian Fields.

SPECIAL Gable Despdfeh N The SUN
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Pal Mall 0dEene
says that rumor which have not been con-
tradicted are current in London, originating
in Baku, that the Standard OIL Company
- e-ndeavoT1nR 10 purchase the petroleum
nroducanR properties oiRthe Caspian and
black Sea Societ4 in Caucasia, which are
coLtrOlIed by the Paris RothschtldA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15

Hand Gar Runs Into Open Bridge Draw
Two Bodies Recovered.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Sept. IA hand car
loaded with seven track men on the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad ran into an
open draw on the Maumee bridge this
evening and every one on b car was
drowned.
Two bodies ave been recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
ETHEL ROOSEVELT'S MISHAP.
Her Horse Frightened by an Auto and SHE
IA Thrown From Her Cart.

IL Thrown From Her Cart.
OYSTER BAY, y. Y, Sept. lille Miss
Ethel Roosevelt was driving down from
Sycamore Hill this afternoon her horse
became frightened at an automobile
said TO belong to BradfordW Weeks. and. bolt
ing down the road, wrecked the light cart.
Miss Roosevelt was thrown out but escaped
serious injury.
The accident occurred near p. l.. Ferns
place, and Miss Roosevelt after resting
a few minutes at the house ordered a
groom who had captured the horse to
hitch him to another carriage and drove
back to the hill. Miss R~oosevelts nerve
was apparently mistaken by the accident,
for a short time afterward she drove TO
the village. She bore not the slightest
trace Of the accident.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
TEN EXECUTIONS A DAY.
Record in Russia Sir &c the Institution o
summary COurts-MartiaI.

LONDON, Sept. I4.-A st. Petersburg de-
spatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company
save il IL estimated that ten men a day have
been put to death since the institution OF
summary court-martial by ukaae Of the
Gar ten days ago,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
CAPT. KIMBALL RESIGNS.

Says lie Has Hen NIuuIcAIrU OF NuHHIHB
Gambling Places and hetIres Willingly.
Capt. Charles f.. Kimball has resigned
the command Of Company of the Four
teenth Regiment Of Brooklyn. Il was
charged recently that he ran a gambling
club in Manhattan and Saratoga. He
called Ut the Eighth avenue armory on
Thursday night and after an interview with
Col. Foote explained that he felt he had
been indicated and therefore desired to
resign his commission. He said he had
been contemplating such a move for some
time but was unwilling TO retire under fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
TO IND SLAVERY IN MOROCCO.
Diplomatic Corps VIII lend a Petition to
the Sultan.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE correspondent
Of the Exchange Telegraph Company at
TanRier says that Herbert +. White, the
British Charge d'Afaires, has submitted
a proposal at a full meeting OF the Diplo-
matte Corps that a petition be addressed
to the Sultan OF Morocco urging the sup
preston Of slavery throughout the Moorish
empire. The proposal was adopted unani-
mOusly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
PnUaI Secretary Of state III.

Special CGbs DsSpd.ch o THE SUN.
ROME, Sept. I4.-Cardinal Merry del Val,
PapsI Secretary Of State, is confined 70 his
bed with a severe cold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-15
MURDER WITNESS ESCAPES.



HOrner Homicide, Eiudes Isis Keepers.
N~oRTHPoRT, l.. J.: Sept. lI.-Frank
Wisnewski, the most important witness
in the trial OF DR.. James W. Simpson for
numbering his father -in-law; BARLEY T.
Horner, escaped from tho Long Island
Hospital here this morning. AZ soon al
the fact became known q general alarm
was sent out by the authorities and all
the keepers that could be spared were sent
out to try 70 find the boy.
Wisnewsh was the only eyewitness
TO the shooting OF Mr.. HOrner. He was
arrested after the shooting a. q witness
and was kept in tho county Jail at Rivor-
head, but during the investigation follow
ing the tragedy Wisnewsh went insane
and had 70 be sent TO the State Hospital
here Tor Treatment. vuaaafNNHk
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