r-Dfero-itrrk ffirilwtttV» LXXni-.N* 24.390. ****-J£k_aJgSai^S_*» Ni:\V-YOUIv. TUESDAY. AUGUST 26. IIH.'I-II I'.U.KS. * * !>!>!/ I* /_*VI** /tPYT lotltyofNoar Vork. .I«*raa>y< Ita and Hoboka'a.

Pursuer Expects Fugitive To BeThrust Across Border andThus Defeat All Plans

of His Lawyers.

STONE THINKS OTHERWISE

His Client Will Be in CanadaWhen Snow Falls, He Says.Prisoner Quarrels withJailers.Tells of Mad-

house Rescue.

rfvata » BtaB Rarreapa-aaeaaat of The Tritn.n»

«.*>. bat., Auu. _S^-*WlUlamTravcra ,i(rom°. under appolnUnenl v >)

pt > leneraJ Carmody of K< *

York put; Attorneyeaenl thi atate in the

way to get Harry k.

b to Matteawan, arrived In

gherbrooke thla fternoon. When the

methoda u hlch Than a atl >r-

nmyt wlll empl ) to block court appealafln'l other plana foi d portatlon al

idlan oHI< lala And hlm llabla 10

s tioi tllned to Mr Je¬rome.That ka varj ingeniou

thorltlea clap thebandcuffa in hlm and ahove bimthf border as suvn as they reach a

whal hi ha golng to »i" aboulHl ; ,\ru of habeaacorpua dota nol Ite when hi? arreat la<.rd'- b peopli and

"Do you know wheth. immlgra-tiog d to aend him

bai k to Verm »k< .. ".*.-.,, you think that maana ba wlll go

bai k t" Matteawan"1 kn'Av n. thinp «.!' what actlon they

ed. i ara hereti, the facta ln tha

4a«f and t BB fl handy man en the

i'.'an he be . xtrudited tci N<w "S "rk

from Yirmont if ht- is sent there?"Aa: crune la eatradltabla from one.

atati In th.- Unlted siates to another,"he aald. it la up to ihe Oa>varn<>r >:

thi s-.ate ta which h»* is s.-ni whetbi-rhe Bhall be handed ov.r to New York.

The law ia plaln. The 1 polnt 1

declded by lha Qovornttt *9 a/hather ihe

Identity r.f the peraoa under .-.rr. .st

whoaa oatradltloa la aaki mta*\aa th_: of the perana wh" carann-jt... iliagatl ..rinie In the atate afor hla return.

Stone Outlmes New Plan.

"There la no arguaaent aa to factaj-rei-fnted, altnplj brlefa BOttlng forththe ciirae alleged and that the min

Under arr»s-t la IhB man aranted, a

tompanied by prooffl thal he bvThnws lawyera wlll probably ila

fa danylng the allegatlon, bul ba.st him will not be tried

there, Hla Identlt) la tha maln thm*.Tha Governoi ma) then aci a.- ba aaeaf.t"a nea naathod '¦.... whi<h to

Tha-.. was outlined tc-

day Wllllam A. Stone. formerof Pennaylvanla, who is her<

a member of hla wunaeL if thla planit wlll atta,k tba

Btltul ( the Iznmlgratton lawgr which Thaw s deportatlon la «x

pected ta bi ordered. it arUl aisornatlonal laaue "ri th'-

right? grant' by the treaty ti.-twe. n

the Unlted Btatea ar.d .'anada to thaeither country in the couria

of tha other.Has tha conatltutlonallty "f the

Canadlan mimigratH-n laws e..r beenighly teated?" ha was aaked.

"Not that 1 know "t," -Mr. BtOSM re-

I kri"W ef ri" leaditig '-asa. or

nta on tha matter."r»o you think Thaw will Le sent

Bt Bl .m . arly date?" ne

was ark'd.Well, ¦. ¦!»'!, you had I¦ c-11,-r

* oniinued on third |>-a«<*. oi-vrnth rolumn.

This Morning's Sews.X.OC-LX..

PageBOll in Fualon Polltlcal ''amp 1

¦Igar Stora- Bandlta Ht Work AKriin.. 1

Tammany run.'.- Siatr. aad b] Klnga lieraocrata.... a

Polltlclana Awail Gaynor'a Mova a'.rn ln Bl ho"ls for OO.noo. 5

fcnrgtv.riB in H'-nlth and Mapplne I 7,. indlcted as Morse Polaoner 9

Bo-om f'T SuUfr. 14n'onun Bequeathi J i.OBO to Secrataryld

OENERALLind .n i.«..-, -,¦». Mexico. 1frlteon'a Mexican MeaaaBe Ready..., lTh«w I'ku as lerome Arrlvea. lTwo I'faii In Buicide 1'act. 1

of Phlltpplnea Blavea . 3I'arniei-.-.. Currency Plan Adopted 4MeAdoo f"»pir.s l*urrency Promlaea 4Mulhall on ll Rampaga. 4Tanff crea Llai Ratlned. 4

..-. ..naTtfSh 6Btevena Newpori Heateaa 7

BVOlt 1 'i-flant "f " »l'l Pai iv IILawyera iiait al Murphy Proba.14

rOKEIOWBarl ''r»v t»i v Hoa lo Curb Truata 3"Jack" Joknaon Baya He'a Mew Prench 3Amhaaaador l_aaaea Lonalon Houae 7

kCJSCE lalaA¦¦OU 8.Newa for \\ oiner. . 5I'-IHorlal . d

aty . 7'.l,Hiiar\ . 7Theetrlral.7 and 9Kf'irti.. 8 and 9I'inan'ial and Markets... 10, 11 and 13Raal Batate . MIteather . iaKl.ipplng . 13Arnxv ajid Navy.13

LOSES HER LOVE FOR LIMPWife Would Discard Husband

Who Posed as Hero.Mrs Klt anor A. MrManue, who mar-

rled .inni's McManua nine daya auo,filf-d a nuit in the Suprem<- Court >is-terday askmg an annulraenl of thamarrlage. Bhe alleged that she mar¬rled MrManus under the bellcf that hewaa a flreman with a record for brav-ery, She dMcoverad, she said, thal thePlre Departmenl had never baard ofher husband. but that the i-oii.-e had.Mra. McManua la a Bten-ographa-r.

She said that when sh>- met h'-r hus¬band and asked about a slight !tmpthat he had h.- told her he fell Off a

:a.iiitr al a flre. To carry out the ai-legad daception, McManua wora a biue,shirt ami a badge of the Flre Depaurt-m.-nt.

After she marrled her hero Mrs. Me-Manua learned thal ha had madf >ioprovlaion for thelr h"me. she wenlback to her own houa-B ami began BBInveatlgation. Bhe leanwd, she nl-leged, that tho limp thal hi r husbandha,l wa> cauaed b, a sin.t tired at hlmb) a pollcanuan, who was actlng ,n

bi t defenca

SAVESTWO; 15 HIS RECORDPolice Sergeant Rescues Father

and Son in Hudson.Srrgeant M;, ha.! J. Mulhall, "f

Harbor A Bquad, reearued a man andhia s"n from drownlng In th*> Northi: ver yeaterda) afternoon The man.

Thnma.a Roaa, forty-turo yeara old,who ii\e<i pi Nn. 278 Motl str.'.'t, waaal Work at ri.-r I, Hudaon River. Hlaa j.,s.'j h, wi nt io the pler to gohome wlth his fatharr, and while a

ing. feii off the en.i "f the pler Intothe w

tlthi igb th. father could not awimi .. Jumped ifte) and manacedto rea.h him The frelghtor .' w

Collina waa laaing il the tlmi .-it'.'ihanda threw rupea to

Roaa b . the tide an .. nd thiboy away.

Bi rgeanl Mu oul in a launcliwuh another pollceman Aa the)near the man and bO) tha Bl rge.intwithout taklng off his coat, plungtdmto the watei and reached tht-m in a

few Btrokea. Paaaengera on u Coneylaland ateamboal ctoae bv watched thereecue and heered ihe aergeantSergeant Mulhall hBB rcacued fifteen

peraona from drownlng ein<*e Novam¬ber, 1896

FRANK GUILTY OF MURDERThrong Cheers Conviction of

Mary Phagan's Slayer.Atlanta. A ig 29 Le. M. l-'r.tnk waa

found guilty late t. da) of the murderIaat April of Mary Phagan, f,.ur-

yeara old, an employe of the local fat'T.v of the Kattonal PasacU Company,of «iii'ii Fr.-.nk waa BuperlntendentAs the na-wn fl--ha»d lo tli< i.hacI

urthouee thera was loudrrlng. Mounted poUcamen rotin

ihroiigii the throng. bul the demonetra-tion contlnued.As he atepped Into the atreel Bolld-

tor ii'igb Doraey, wb" conducted theproeecution, waa llfted to the ahoulderaof Beveral men ami carrled more than ¦¦»

hundred feel through the ahoutlngthrong. .1 idga Roan waa alao cheeredMar* i" 4 * ,v- f'""''1 ..*

th baeemeal of the fai tor) on thamornir.g of Aprll 27. Jamea Connegro sw -p* '"' bad Bto. '1

outatde the fa. tor) Hla e whllaPranh waa alone wlth the Phagan Kirian'' later helped Prank carry the body

aseni'nt.

SHOOTS TO SAVE MOTHERBoy Badly Wound9 LaborerWho Was Attacking Her.

ln a da>eperate attempt te v'<w blamother from beina heaten ro death Jo¬

aeph Perrl. Bfteen yeara old, ahol ThomaaMurphy, a youna mborer, m tbe broannd left arm early Iaat evenlna, around-ing hlm ao badly that he la not Blpectaadlo nve He i- Ib Bellevue and Perrl launder erreat al thr- ChlMren'a Boclety.The Penia llee on tl e tea hoor of a

tenemanl rioaae et Vn. TN ieeond avenueand Murph) had an apartment oppaaalle,

ha llved Wltb hin wlfe ur.'I two

ehlldren. Beveral tlmea, acarxM-dlna '"

I Parrl, Murphy bad bai ome Intoal-rated and bad attacked bla mother. bai

police had not been notlfled owing taMurphy'a rmmieea t" do betterPerrl WhO !<- an errand boy, rfa, hfd

home early Iaat nlaht nnd -.tartr-d up-

m- 1*8 10 hla apartment When hnlf wa--

, ,j ,|. B, and as h* amt- ln

BlBhl Of lha top landlne ht- mn his

moth'-r ai-ramhle ta her feel and nin Into

lha apartment arlth Murphy after her

A* be entered, ibe bay aaya Murphyatruch hla mother, kr.o, king her down.II,r. ha s.lx.l baW b\ th- hair and

dragged her toward tha hallwajJoaeph ran to a tr mk, grahha-d a l^ada-d

revolver and atarted for Murphv. who

turned on hlm, Perrl flred tarlee andMurphy dropped Ambulance auraaonaaj/ho took Murphy lo Bellerua raturnednnd attended Mr- Perrl who waa bi a

atate ef coluipea Welghbera have <-or-

roborated the boj/a atajry...-a -

NEWPORT BAN ON LIQUORSenator Wetmore Requested to

Stop Illegal Casino Sale.\\- Teleerrapr. ". Th" THbuae

N>av,"rt. It I. Am*. .-'¦'.. -For tnanv

durlng the natlonal lawn tonnlf

emeol at the Wewporl Caalna 11 haabeen poaalble lo buy llquor "n thr- plaaaaof th»> dreasmg room bullding.William H Tobiri. a number of Ihr U-

eenea Commlaaaon of the clty, te^aU) en-

tared a formal eomplalnt to the Chlef ot

Pollra and Mayor Ma.-i^"d agalnslnelllrig li.-iior illegalh. The Mavor ha«*»

Wrlttea to the preeident of the (aelno,BenatOI <» P Wetmore. asklng hlm to

ntop the unlawful trafTV-

CANAL PARTLY OPEN SEPT. 1.Panama. Attg % **ontrarv 1o r-xpeota-

tlone. the btowlng Bp of thr (Jamhoidlke. whirh WOUM ram".' tho Iaat 0»>Btru. tion to the navigalion of the Pana¬ma ..rai bv llgh. dra't Vatflaela, waia .v>-'aril'-d out to-da\ The destruttion orthr d,kp na- ix.va, h.-en r»>t for ta*>ptern-lw- .

NIITIL SCORNSHEARSTS LEAGUE

Fusion Candidate for MayorRefusesto Accept NominationTendered by the Indepen-

dence Organization.

READS LECTURE ON DUTY

Says It Would Not Be Honor-able for Him to Accede WhenEditor and His AssociatesTurned Down Prender-

gast and McAneny.John Puito* Illl )i*i. in ;i Icttar flflRl

laal nlghl tn Wiiii.-im .r. Taylor, chair¬man of the Independence Lcague Cltyr*.mniitt< *¦. m ocnfullj reftifled » iwrnl-natlon f<*>r Mayor trom thr teagtM un*

Iftfla 11 imi'.is.ii Controller Prflndar*aaal and Prealdenl McAneny, hta col*leagucfl on Ihe fualon .= i j. t».

Ha ur**-*i thalr get eptance bj thflleague, in Bpltc ol thfl declaratlon byWilllam Randolph Hearal thal lh« or¬

ganlxatlon xx.mlil be r.-.r-.int lo lt*prlnclplcfl in bo doing, bj r***fl4*»n ofih** Btand of Ihe I'ontrollflr >nd Mc-An- nx nv Bllb ..' I

lt arai ronaldfltred by politlrlant* to brth« < nl) fltflnd thal Mr Mltcl el ould

rablj laka. Hoa ty tr, 11 araa won-

der***! xx hfltht r "i nol thla latral n

arould nol reaull In mrirfli lurmoll In thirurdon amr If lh« k ag ¦.¦ fllturned doa n Pn nd< rgaal and lf< Am n

.,. mh. hel refuaad the nomination. 11araa auggeated thal Mr Hearal mlghlrun Independently for M«y< i

has done tarlce .'

Th.- attltude of Mr. Mlti hel araa m »d«ublic flhoi tl) ¦>'¦¦.¦ n. dnlghi »ftfl r he

hnd ronfflfTfld fll 'i fl Ith hta polfldt taai >.

Mitchel to Laagufl.Mr. Mitchi l'fl Ittt.-r folloa i

"On Baturdai roui roounittea did me

th** hooor if- make me tti** off;

i.... nf th** Indepandance Leagu« for iheoff.ee of Mayor ln Ita primary etactlon. '"

be hflld "'. akiptflmbflr M "foot -oiumit-

u-r did not hoarflvar, deelgnalfl Mr. MiAnem f*.r thfl offlee af Prealdenl ef the

Boai l of Aldfl m Mr I**teti4ergaatfor thfl Offlee <'i 'oiitioll-r."afuch ..h .'i'i ra* latu the hoi or con*

ferr.-'l bj n Ittee lo it" flkflfllgna*tion *.f me flfl Itfl ai dldate foi Mmuch -..s valua and «**i-..iii< theport of tt.»* Independence Leagvte In mi

eanvaaa for that om. t. it arlll t.** flbtio *

to you thal I .'.'.I'I n.'t honnral.l. ..< ¦'

nomination uaae* a n- k**t arhlch dflnleanomlnfltlon t<. rai tara aflaeclatea '.ioi.

th** fufllon rlt) t

"Thfl ii..!*-i ndi n.. \a ague, arhl.Btood foi boneal gfl*/ernn»anl In lband Im nad 11 f.italfllenl aarayfrom Tar man] Hall an-i Ita on i|trol and epttW 11th<> ftral '«. taki a *-t< p li thi dlia tion <>t...n.. Btofi aad dtorupttoii

Murphy, Not Subwaya, the laaue.

.[-. r tasuflof 1 eoi Ipal im

paign doea nol ' irn ui on tbidem« rltfl of 1 ...

ontra ti,.,, d< f- .t >.f M irphy nnd

Tamman) Hall and the eattha .lt;. hall of honeel and afflelenl gov*ernment aa an .11--n In th* l iT

foi in

"Every one knoarti aithregard to aubaa; ¦ i ... a.- no etti i aat-laflad thaa ¦>¦. lh< rm mbera o!|MgU, ., ni .. . ten of th« ontrai Ifl-,,, th( .; aration of th« dual »ulf..si.i*i Thnt queatlon, hoararflr. ta a

thlng of th« paal Th* caritractfl bairflbaaa fldoptad The) ><rr blndlng legalabllgatlona of th** it-. contractad bj

rlt) \ote ..f thfl t oartl <<( eatlmat.The) parforee m;.iK nui the path flloniwhlch rapld tranall davelopmanl mualprocead In thla dt) foi al laaal thfl -*'

i.n \ eara Th< >r adoptlon 1a an ac< om

pllahed fai t; nol an i.*su<-

Tbe only Bubera) laaue of lo-dai tathe expedltloufl enforcemflnl ol tbfl ron*

tm<*tp ln tti** Interests of th<* paoplfl Ofth.. elt) aa iiKi.::.*-' theli conatanl nMMll*

... -j ni ti.* Inten flta of thfl traneltompanlflfl"Alread) b diflpoflltlon haa beei ri

by the Tammany candidate for Ma di

abrogfltfl tht termi of thflflfl ontrai 11 andr*\ia** them In the latareetfl of the tra--

..... i bfi McAi eny'B tlmel);,r..r¦ -1 agal .. thli attemplecl i-.«>tim* <.f

lha «-11> fi uatratfld thal c «n

¦¦lt is t> ba bornfl In mind thal »v. modt-a-fatioi i of '.'.-¦¦ ot ";" tfl, i" bfl ' fllkl,muSl ba approvfld bj th* Board ofrnate .No "lie *»*¦*¦ ,!n"n* ,,ia' .l"' "'"

t. >raatfl *.t Btakfl in the atri.t enforcemeniof thflflfl contraetfl xxiH bi n.f*-r ln the

handa of ati McAneny and Mr Prandar-«,.-.«. t flfl ln H "*.'' "¦ Tamw iny H«l

Urge» Duty of Organization.Tf, rfljfld Mr MrAneny anrl Mr I'ren-

(). rgaal "i"'" ""'" "¦('"r<J '" ¦*d*ocatlngtheaa contraata nrouM ba t« lunlah themf. r one acl ln whlch )<->ur Jiidginaal an.l

my judKtnent xxa» *.|.i)o.--e<J lo thelri*. flndt.i dlaragard thalr raeorda on aii athermattarfl bafarfl ti.<* h..**i*i of Katimat*- andin thelr rrsp.- t.x** d<-i>ixtmeatfl

Th.. r-.'.ris of ti"- fualon Biambarfl > t

the Board "t EfltloMUe wmtraatad arlththfl racord of the laraaent Tammany Hall

Mayor confltltutfl ih- baata "f the appealto bfl BUdfl t.- Um i.pU m thta campaignf,,i a cofltinuance of flflaetant bufltneaa--overnmanl and "><- flfltfliifllon «.f >halkin.i "f gaaarnflflflnt Ifl Ua dflpartaBaotflunder th** coatrol "f Ihe Mayoi aad for

thfl eaclllfllOfl of Tammanx Mail. Itfl ptrfldatory Intflrflfltfl a'"1 ontra.-t-Jol.bera. fnun

tbfl Clty .*..\-'"iir.**nt f..r the flflfll [fl n

I * «rs

..t<. iirnv indor.meni lo Mr. MflAnflnyanri Mr I'rnM.-.KiiM Cflfl Oul) tflfld to all

Tammany ln i«« ***** "» ***** ,,s nwn

,,..mlr.e»*a Surely Ihe Indepfl-VflatJCflI aflgoe whl.h has alwaxa fouajht Tam-

rnany Hall -*p<l **> " ******** .'".'. wl"

n-x.r defllra i" ¦¦"1 "r i,,,,., T,,"'"-,n-'Mail by opr.«aliiK thfl m"1 nomlnat«»<1 b\

all Othflf foHlnn fllflflnflfltfl JiK-fllniit Tam-

-Oany Mail for th**-,-* Oflflflfll"Wlth all 'he Mnflfllity an-l -arnfatriega

that 1 poeaeaa 1 urgfl UBflfll >ou the duty

. rmtlnue-J 4M aecond pa»f». thlrfl column.

JOHN LIND.

(jt>* uMt*i4v-coa _ uaaBajaaBaa ¦

llIN MOTOR BOAT AT SEA GET $70 BY GON PLAY

Svveethcarts Who Were to Wedin the Fall Belicved to HaveEntered Into Smcide Pact.

Ho, u.ii.'i m. A | 28 a power| ' itjrj-iy a< award, a

md .1 young

grlra ¦: madi Han I i.

... rl W. Perryind Ml graduatea

,.¦ .! Roa kland ii

and membei f tapromlna nt faml '¦ ¦

thi boal oi on th. pei nato l

of tl . t thi tion of tbahodlea and Ihe eni ofthlng :..'¦ ': '"

atrong n on r the b. Ilef thtwo deatha aii

pa. t.a :> ... !. md

Pen | lt w aa »Idi nl thal thla.. ., ,.,i i-.. ti ;. bothHveaw bt n Mr Dyer aighted tl e driftlng

hoat n.-.T Ba lalanda tl la morning he,ua*hl it '..'1 broken from n>

mo \- t ,;.' near h.the foi ma of t wo peraoi n the boa.both appai rntl) .!. ;¦ ".. ;" P«tion |«allld and blo -'. tain- d

i* . ,i tii.it the iwo -. re dk adH.. towed the bo.it Into Ra> iv.a:i

where the i" r t»i and pOl a ithoi¦I i

The couple lefi thla port al IO-30o'cloeb yeaterda mornlna wlth theappareni Inti ntlon ol iklnt ¦

pi< .'.s'lf irlp in the out< r hai bor, andthelr famlllea n ei espertlng Ihelr r.

tui ti fl r the nooml.t' BM BlThere wera two wounda oa tha a

ii, d\. . im- bullel had enten d herheaii lha other had penetrated hor

lemple. The retrol. >'r waa h. Id ao clo-aata Mlee Bpeer thal her clothing ..¦.«.-a

. t had Hti'i her fleah burned. Eitherhiiiiet wound would have proven fatalAfter Bhootlna hla companion, Perry

evldenth plared ihe mussle of theplStol in bls month and pulled the tng-ger. Deatb raaulied Inatantly.

i-/..i- aaa the aon of Benjamln C.Pern, a bualneaa man nf thla clty, Hewas promlnent ln interarholaatir atti-letirs and araa COnnected Wlth Ilie

Malne Naval R<aai nMlaa spt.u waa ihe daughter of Mm

allce Bpear, a w Idoa.Pern end Mlaa Bpear had been ln-

tlmata frlenala durlns thelr arhool days,and among thelr elaaamatea it \«.as

genarally underatiiod thal thej were t"he m.irt i.-.t this fall

HYDROPLANE SINKS WITH 5

Stephen Bonsal, Jr., and FourOthers Have Narrow Escape.Watertown, M. T.. Aug 29, Stephen

Hon-ai. Jr., aon «>f the war i-oriaapiind-ent. of New Vork, had fl BJUTOW .r...u.e

from drownlng al Alagandria Ba) thiamorning, when a hydrophina owned byl.. H. \'iia«. of Chleago, araa capelaed at

Oawegatch, V*llaa*a Bummer boaaa.Vtlaa, hiH bruthtt Jack tha aviator;

iton.-ai. Maa Ragarty, of Kansas Clty,and Bwlng PtaaTerty, of Plttaburgb,w.-rt in tba boat when lt waa i-ai»s:_ed.and all were thrown into the wat'-r. the

boal sinking in fofty feet of water.All eacapl Bonaal could a*rwta, and be

waa bfi'i abova tha aurfaca by Ja<*kVilaa uptll a **M arrived and rcs'-ne.lthe j^arty.

Hold Up Clerk at 75th Streetand Columbus Avenue

and Rifle Till.w iti...a- taking the troublfl flaen Ifl

im*. ri I watl ob cufl*t .¦ i terruptcd Ihem ai their

.... held up .> loni i k»rkln tl I'nited Cll Bton t No ttit'olumbut. avenue, earl) lail evenlng,

-. r. nndafter l« laun i\ gli Ini as to

ondui t folli w Ing thelr departura,i .\ ,.,| the tei ". Into a

. ii.-.l Bquada ol de*frnm Hflfldq

. ni from the lo al ollea,falle ll up the trall of th**i nbbflRtrlpped of all 1 imatlr f**itiir**s

..f tl .;.i:'.rlastwinter, nnd a*hli '.. rnded arlth the .,.: t-

\. :. : Ihrflfl mi n. laro of \x-h m..... ... .. ,,r, ri, |

ln Plng Blng. laal nlght'n hold up xv.is

have en-

rounti red, 'I'!.* fltoi r I .-..r-

i. r <<f Wtgi T.'.rii Btreet and ..n-- *.f ihenatri nlied in the uptoarn dtatrli :.

Th.- place \. ..*. deaerted hoarflver, .. ¦¦ l ..

alngl* I' rk Jol i. i'. He* noldfl fl - ;n

harge ta hen II e rm n fll i- ir< '1The flral lo enter w.iik>.l the length

re i.r.ii Btoppad m ai I' >-'.

regtatei \ ornp inloa, arho lungfld in

.,ft* ppt .! Bboul half 'x.ix- *>fthe long malri **ountei ;.n.t the thir.ihalted al the door The man n*ar th.*rash regtater nrdered ¦ hoi of clgflr-

-, .1 \{r noldfl iurm d to gel Ihem.,\s he turned aboul n a*a« to Mn.i thoman nearer the door leanlng acroafl thei-nunter wlth ¦ rflvolvei ln fus hnnd.

Reynolda droppcd thfl rlgar»tt«fl flndt.i i er-, Btlll nrhlta thfl ri bht r ne ir

the Aah reflfltatet arflnl behind thflrounter and began exitmi-tini*; th<* mon-

Bmall changa tncludcd overlooklng.nl) ta n nl< keta In th« procaafl Aa hepuflbed th< empt) draarar bach In place, rtifltomer bruebed by lh« man at

th*» door and .nt.-i-.i lo make ¦ pur*;, i,, \ nod to Reynoldfl wrafl enoughto Inaure flllem .-. flnd ' h« < lerk flltended t*< the newcomer-fl tvants IflBUCh f.i -hlon thal ll*- ar.iiisi'il RO flltfl-

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Wlth the dlaapi e«**anee of the trlfli;. oid ra nen ¦ el urned. Hfl .i".i^> d.ni t.f the fltore, running Into thfl armi

of w llllam Dfltanej. ¦ prlvate vrati hman, to nrhora he rraaped the n«wa

Dfllane) blea tus arhtstle and rapped(,,r hfllp. brlnglng Patrolman FVIt-houae, of ihe Weal fflflth atreal Btatlon,and thfl thr*"- Btfllted ..n the run

through T.'.th str.-* t. Houaeholdflra .>n

fronl fltoopfl dlracted them on towardCentral Park, ln tahlch dlraetlon thathree men had k1""- a careful asarihbrougnt ii" reflulf.

TWO KILLED BY MEXICANSEnglishman and German Vic-

tims of Colima Outlaws.|l. Cablfl tn Thfl Trlhun** 1

Maslflfl Clty, Aug. ..'.'...Arthur LflUgh*lon, nn Bangltah dvll englnaar, thlrty-flrflraara oid, an.l Brtc van Thaden, a c,er-

inan. nlnotaen yeara Bld. bave b.-.-n mur*dared by outtttara In th*- Btata of Celtma-They arera engagad tn tha . .x.-axation ofan irrlaatloo canaLl_UKhton xxii4 ii son-ln-law of Zella

Nuttall a xx.ll known Ani**rl.*aii flTCh*reologlBl in Bpttfl of fllarmlflt rumorfl,fin> dty contlnuefl quiet ano* ordarly,though aaflltlng xxith kren Inter.-at «le-velopmenta In th** International drama.

aA few dashe-4 ANGOSTURA BITTERS

ln a glaas of waW-r i ouuleraot im|>uriliea.A-*' *

LIND TO RETURN,HIS PLANS FAIL

WilsorTs Special Representative Says Fare¬well to Mexico's Foreign Minister, and

Will Start Home To-day.CONGRESS WILL HEAR THE MESSAGE

President Ready to Tell Legislators What He Has Done

in the Mexican Situation and the Attitude He

Will Maintain in View of Huerta's Re-fusal to Accept Suggestions.

Ps Cabte m Th"» Trlhun*. 1

Mexico City. Aug. 25..John Lind. President Wilson's personalrepresentative here, will leave for Vera Cruz to-morrow morning,and will probably sail for the United States on Thursday.

The negotiations initiated by Mr. Lind have failed of their

object.Mr. Lind called on Federico Gamboa, Minister of Foreign

Relations. this afternoon to take leave.The retiring American said he would not return to the United

States on a warship. but expected to sail on Thursday on the

Ward liner Morro Castle.Mr Lind refused to discuss developments of the international

situation and would not say whether he had been ordered by Presi¬

dent Wilson to return.

It is understood that W. Bayard Hale. who has been here

some time as a special agent for the State Department. will leave

with Mr Lind, or follow him soon to the United States.

Minister Gamboa did not take an alarming view of the departureof Mr. Lind. He sard to-night that negotiations on Mr. Lind's pro-

posals had not been broken off._WILSON'S MESSAGE READY

TO BE DEL1VERED TO-DAYI Kr'.m 'i ha Trll »aa Baraaa 1

WaablrMfton, Aug. II.. PraatdentWUb read bla Mexican meeaage to

tDc Foreign Retotlona carammltteea ol

tb, two houaea ol Camgreaa this aven-

The measage adm.ta frankly tbe fall*ura of the rmsa.on of e*-GovernorLind. but maWes no apecific recommen-

dations and offers no solution of the

problem.Thr- Prealdent expresped Ihe view 10

,,.., il(lvl.,r,. owaver. that the public

.^.ninn created bv ¦ tftn* BtBtem«trtOf the facta WOttld prove suffl.'ietit 10

U]: Huerta to lenna His meaaage.... a! ,,..,, icngtb ihe noutrallty.., .utraesta thal be/reafter the>

,,. rtrfetly enforeed wltb reepe-t to

,.lth factlona ll U f*»rther top""2*., drmw from ti,.* meeaage any infar-

thcrthan thal Atwrtcana ahould

atvmrt from Mexteo and leave the eom-

baunt. to ttght it out for a~*"£Tle Prealdent expecta thal Mr. Und

. ,.,.,,, hlmaelf ln rea^lneaa to meel

^o^tnre.^hirnyhetor^tn--.. . from Huerta, although -»¦ ¦£,,..,h:.h^ Hrrm.,1.Hnthe Clt,

\fPxl(.,- even on Mexican eoll

r«5^,~*«-j-r..-,.., the formal raplj of PJ^ luerta. which toalff* lay ...m-

Huerta'. Mlntoter o^ra^Af-£ra Th. repl) leaddreaaed lo ih

rjoimd'ntl.1 Ma* . " '*£,£..varalofthe leglaletorB aa a maeUrr

,,..,,. ,.f dipiomatlc uvnguage. Ona..,arpri . ..> ba thr- "ableat

Benator declar.'.i n i

.tate paper be had read lor >-«"

Tho .rr.-.'t of thla documenl was ro

.trthina thal the -rutfeaUoai araa made

totha Prealdenl by two.of thoae praa

,,,t thal Ita publlcatlon mlghl Haw tha

,.ff0l-, of Btrena^hanliwi Huerta'.-. poet-,,un ,B th- popular mind, Inatead of th.*

!¦.-...rlProposals Made by Lind.

Th(. propoaaia Bubmltted bj Mr. Undpraceded bj the aaaertlon lhat lha

,...,,.,, states had B frlendly interest

in Mexico and waa prepared to do Ita

utmoat lo BBBlat ln brlnglna ebout

,,..... and order.wera that aa ar-

miatlee be declarad; thal ao alecUon ha

held ln accordance wlth tha provWone0f the Mexiean ConJtltuUon. and that

Huerta ahould oot be b candldata for

lh. preaideno Under iheaa condltlonatha Unlted Btatea would exert Ita ta-

Huence lo the utmoat lo aaBlat ta lha

MUbliahmenl of a conatltutlonal pwrrntn.nt on a i" nnanenl baala

,;. I.. rai Hui rta, replylng to ihe aug-

gaetlona "f an armlatlce, aaka on what

ground the Unlted Btatea can ta Juattcademand th.' dlBcontlnuance olall opar-atlona agalnsl outlawa and bandlta,and, tadaed, meeta every other propo-ftitlon wlth argumanta dinlcult to

,i nawer.Jual after the confetrence was !-r>n-

ciuded a meaaage araa re. eive.l from

Mr. Und, tha contenta of arhlch '>°r<*

not dlaclOOad, aJthOUffh when lt betfan

t" eOBfta in Ofer the State Departmentwm the hope waa held oul thal Ita

purpoii would be made publle it was

plaln, howeear, lhal ih<' maaaaage araa

,,f a dlacouraglng natura, and tt was

later aaaarted thal oothlng would ta-

tarfere wlth the Presi.ient's dellTerlnfhis meaaage to-iawrow.Th-- lapraaantatlraa "f the Benata

committee preaenl wen- Messrs Bacon,. Iiaumnn; Slon.-. Shively, I'lark.-, ..f

Arkansas. n'l'ortnan. W'illiams, Toi.ie-

r»'ne. Swansmi, Smith. «f Arl/ona,UxLaa, McCumbar and Borah. Mara-l.ers of the Houae committee preaenl«ere Meean. Flaod, chairaaan; CUttre,I.inthl.'uni, Difenderfer, Stedman, 'ar-

n>,.ii. Walker. Coopar and Tempie.DaCllBtanr liryan waa also there.

Unleflfl thera nre too many nltera-

tlona, th**- t.-xt of the message flrtll b**

yrnt to thfl «'ov.rr.ment Printing Offlcflal ftn eariy hoor ln the morninK, andIt «rtll ho read tn the taro housrs In

.ioint leflalon at such hour as may bflflxcd ln the rflflOlutioa prnvidlng for the

meetlng, ahldl flrlU be Introduced the

first thing after th** taro Iwoaflfl a>-

sf-mbl** to-m.irroxx.

Legialators Diaappointed.While to-nights conferenee was

mnrked by entire harmor.y and expres-sions of purpOflfl loyally to swpport tho

AdminMration. those who heard Tr-

[dfl nt tFUaoii'fl racaflgflTfl flrfltai dtsap-polnted. many of '.h»-m pronouncing it

neith.-r ¦ gr> fll fltatfl paper nor a force-

Iful preeenUttoa .? the .-ase of the

Unlted Btfltea, There arflj also flOBM

Idiflappolntment beeause the adflfttols*tratlon had no pottcy to offer and no

re.-ommendations to make, and that

th.* situatlon "as. at Itaflflt, left *r-

wherc II flrflfl when Mr. LmdXX as BOnt tO Mexico.Whil- the (Jnltfld States max stop

Bhlpmentfl Of arms to the Huerta for<-ea.lt Ifl pointed oul that. other natlons

havlng r*>cogni**<->l thfl Huerta regime.n>. difBculty xviil be expctiflROfld in

pf*fl)curlng them els.xvhere, unlflflfl an

flgraamant among tbe natlona eouldbe reaehed t.. prevent any of them

aupplytng the demand.It ia deelared by those who have

heard the President's IDflflflflVgfl and

Hufltta'fl reply that the sflfl >iu*'8tlonarhlch flrlll ba tafl on all Upa after the

ir.--.-ag.* Ifl read to the Congreus to-

morn.xx nnd ls made pubtte, flrUI bflWhat next'.'" To that question there

la no aflurwer. No pollcy of thfl ad-

mlntatratlon clearly points to tha next

stej. tO bfl taken.it is declfli-fld that under no rireom*

Btancea arlll tha PrtflldeRt flflflamt to

grmed Interventlon. and no otlvr

courflfl Ifl flVflR fluggflgtfld so that no

.,. |B poaflB.Itrn of tba facta .an fora*¦ea flny hopa of a flaHtlemflnt of Mea**leo'fl dllBeultlflfli and a compoctRg of Umrevolutlon untaaa it .an i>e brooghtaboul by the complfltfl military BUCCflflgof Huerta and his etTflCtlva vAnqulah-Ing of hta flnemlefl fln <"it-¦.:.*.. arhlchla rapugmant a!.k<- to tha adminlstra¬tlon and to manx of thoaa ^b<> took

parl In tha wmfflTfl-nce tontght.OfBclalfl of the gdmlnlfltratlflf) as-

aumed fln flttltudfl to-day artilch im-

I lled that '.cneral Huerta had Justahout txxeuty-four hours in xxhi.h to

preeent aomfl daflnltfl propoaal whlchwould reeuM In ¦ contlnuatlon of the

negotlfltlonfl xxith Mr. Llnd In MflglooClty. II .***¦ further lndlcated that

there xx as erounti for fl belief tha' some

su.-h think? xx.'iihl happenWilaon'a Measaga Friendly.

Thfl alternatixe of Huerta's a.-sumingn satisfa.toiy attltu.le '.s the Presl-dctflt'fl dfl lix.ratue ..f his mflflflflgfl to

Cuugicaa t'l-motroxv. The adinmistra-ti**n has heen playing the President s

mflflaagfl prfltty hard, beii.-ving. *PP.*.ently. thal thfl linpending presentatlon«.f th** Mexican matter to ("ongressxxoiiM have | BfllutRTy flffflCt uponHUflffta, xx ho has, through some ohan-n.-l. bflflfi kept mfornied of xvhat haa

bean g.-tng <.n In Wfaflhlngtofli. At the

¦aaifl time it has heen deflnitelx and

authoritatlvely stated that the Presl-

dent'fl rnflflflflaffl Ifl com-hed la kindlylorrns, and emphasises the sin>*ere

friendflhlp flrhleh the T'nited Statesholdfl for tbe Mexican peopleThat the President suggests drastlc

a< tion in his me.-sage Is d<*nied Theadminlstratlon hellexes, however, thatthe tnornl flffflCt of President Wllson'flsa.ing 10 th*> xxhole xvorld that Huertais an undeslrable wlll have a greatmoral flffflCt on the Mexican executlve.The situation to-day is that Huerta'fl