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th» SMVtarlntxa reroluthialst, adventurw,
and swindling promoter.
"The purpose in-euiatnon of the capi
talist and fortune hunter cannot be told.
Mr. I'oaatable has figured in the public
print* on sevarxl occasion*, but chiefly
through his e-wntric ideas of practical
¡•hitanihrapy. H«> far as ta kn< *n, be hae
n.-»er before allowed hinwelf to be sub-
jectsd to th* attentiotl of the police. It
Is frami that he will !.•** at both rn.ls
as a result of his present aflll 1st ions.
"Mr. Constable's friends avar that the
voting millionaire could not have under
stood the character of his companion tor
the voyage, and ¡»•int out that Nicholas
Stembridge, at his tw-st. is a man of fssci
; listing manners snd rre personal accom- Less Important but Not Lass Inter-
j plishiiwnt*. It has been ad<led also that
• stmg Happening* from Points
| Mr. Constable ta of a most Impulsive t*m-
Outside th* Stata.
| ¡»erament, and apt to chouae his rumpiii-
ionW from queer arteries of society. The
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young taan'a Inntavut intent, however,
might more readily be accepted, were It
not for th* Important fact that Nicholas
Servians have »cited a Hungarian
Htembridg*. who is known to have been I town
In hiding (or several days in New York,
Roosevelt has refused to go on the
was seen on board the de Htael shortly
•lump
before she sailed; positively re.-*»gnlir>i.
Ferdinand has entered Sofia a*
It ta said, by an astute an»l reliable nwtn-
ctar of Bulgaria.
ber of the local -h-tev-tive force."
A spirited description of the episode on
Turkey i« -ending cruisers to the
the Brooklyn pier followed: also a por Island oRSamos
tion of Nicholas Htembrldge’« police rec
Japanese maoacred a P»Hy of
ord. Th* conservative .tiara, ter ot the
¡»•per In which the foregoing ap¡»**arod fri'-ndly Corcan* by mistake for in
le»l Breen to believe that the account surgents
which hail fallen into Mrs Mtanabury's
Castro's health has improved to
hand might be rwnahlerably more etnblaa- much that be is again able to be out
oned and embellished
Ills first thought on the streets.
was tlutt he had l»ecwme a s-vuree of hor
During i quirre! at Tucson, Ari*.,
ror to the women, and that he must put belwi-cti t»v> c.npcntets one bit the
himself out of their sight
•ther, breaking his neck
Breen was not a <-»»neclen<-el*-*M man A
The French government says the
fatalist, a spendthrift, a power that prey
ed open the powers that prey, a polished Itanlancllcs should be opened while
reveller all these be might be, but bla the lltikaii trouble is being settled
blood waa . lean from the taint of person
James G Whitehouse, one of the
al treachery. II* had come to Ilk* Con l>e«t known leaders in secret orders,
ktable. TTie frienttahip wa.« guileless He is dead at his home in Providence,
had even thought, with a trace of humor Conn
in certain momenta, that it was worth
A Spanish balloon fell a distance of
licing .ailed twefc from th* Bro»>klya pier
•».Ono feet uid the occupants were un
for such a large and clear emotion. It
injured
I he giv big became ripped
is p»»*sible that ba had never In hl« life
and acted as a parachute.
t«e*n troubled as now. hating brought a
Roosevelt wrote to the Southern
vital hurt to the man he wished only to
serve Ilia fa»«# showed nothing, not even Pr i.c loiigre»«. in session at Green*
the h»-at of the day. as he left the house boro. N ( , saying that armament is
Ills own laxly had felt all. even the the best guarantee of peace
moral dtaaohltloo which crawls Into the
\ Virgmii girl ha* married a Brit
brain to prepare a place for the sinister ish naval officer
guest, suicide The taw of cause snd ef
International balloon races are be
fect, unable to find any hold upon him
self nor Inspire any fear thta side of mg hcl>l near Berlin, Germany
ciiArT?:n m
(Continued.)
quire] slm-wt steadily. "You're smarter
I guess that's right, tuo. Ho you had I .'van I th«xught. and a deal mor* crooked "
ta lock up Htembridg*?“
"Listen," th* other said hurriedly
"I
"Yea. I found It ad-.sabl* one day af- didn't Ilk* to do this, but there wasn't
ter be bad tried to steal the ship while any way ant of It. I've got a lot on my
1 *as ashore in Han Juan, Constable mind thli moruing. and you cnmpIRated
explained ingeniously,
I'm glad you matters It may be that I'm saving your
came. I>»cauae it will save me from taking life. The mountain yonder look* as If
him bark. That Is, unless you decide he were about to blow hie brain* out.
that PH have to go ba- k, too. I did play •nd I couldn't !•* Interrupted until ! got
pretty rough with you. but your man certain ladies safely aboard here from the
bad me going strong about that time town
As for the fascinating l*r*>n you
You've got to ack.low le-l*« that he's an call Htembrldge. he may be my guest. and
artist
Lat'a get out of this. What do he may not. I'll see you about that later
you plan to ilo?"
on. He's been square as a plumb-line to
"Go out and get Htembrldge, and settle me.
You're a good man. Cruaœ. and
with you."
Breen ta, too. Y'our line* are different,
"The word 'settle' usually refers to
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your five thousand
dollars up ta tbs States," l onstsbl* said that 1 promised to-day
Just sit fight.
dellcaleiy.
K Weil
• nd call for anything you want
"It doesn't pay to buck the detective be g.M»i frtastda yag
a a a Captain
bureau. Constatila, and I'm —autborixet Negley, have Mr Crusoe quartered plea*
to take cash for your part thia time."
•ntly aft. and tell M*< r*ad> to »err« him
"How much?"
I'll be bark
with anything he dntlrea.
"Five thousand dollar* and expenses” with th* ladies In about an hiMìr. YooTI
"ft Arata money to keep you off one's of course have the •hip kajrad (or a «print
ah Ip.”
tv Fort de France
"I’m Crusoe of the detective bureau.
Constable hurried down th* la.Ider, and
• nd I usually go «here I piease,” was in
i
. n ;h
. .■
the dulcet answer.
which was aimed at th* low hanging pail,
“I'll have to go out to the ship to ft
4
so much money," Constable declared re was now twenty-five minutes to nine. II*
•Ignedly.
could make the plantation house slightly
"I'll have to go out to the ship to get after the hour.
Htembrldge," said Cruaoe. "We'll go to
It was but a moment from the pier to
get her."
the carriage, and then ths half strangled
"Where are your men?"
ponies struggled gallantly through Hue
"Pm working alone thta trip."
Victor Hugo and up the morns toward
"You can pick up a couple of gen
the plantation house
I'ncle Joey's rig
darme* to help you. If you think you'll was at the gate, good evidence that tin
need help." Constable suggested. Thie man* had been brought.
was the galvanic instant.
Constable entered the house hastily at
Crusoe glanced at him keenly, lie had ten minute* past nine.
There wa* a
been •ble to pick no flaw in the moment's word of cheer upon hia lipa. No one wa*
talk, He wsa a shrewd man In bis line in the library or the music room; no one
and schooled, but Constable had rung but a maid servant wa* on the lower
true.
There Is no inclination on the floor. Hhe was gathering up the litter of
part of the public at lirg* to concede broken envefiq«-* and newspaper wrap
brilliance of acumen to the heir* of mill pings upon the library table. Constable
Ions, unless the sparkling quality ha* been Imagined that the maid servant regarded
ex|H>*cd In a strong light. Th* suggestion him strangely. Ils ran to the stairway death, had link**! him with another, and
made that other suffer through him.
concerning the gendarmes, aud a last •nd called:
Ilreeti waa smitten with the ugliest pun
glance Into the face of th* young man.
“Are you almoat ready, ladies?"
ishment that clean filler ia given to writhe
vanquished Crusoe's final doubt.
He beard footstep* above and low bem-ath that of seeing a friend beaten
“I can handle Htembrldge very tidily,
having your moral support,” be declared, voice*; then a door opened and Mrs. to the gruuml by the rebounding volley
''lie's too old a bird to resist arrest when Stansbury crossed the upper hall and of one's own sine.
ap|*e«ri-d at the head of I lie stairway. Al
Half way down the Morn* d'Oronge,
he's once cornered."
ready he waa tilled with a confusion of he saw Constable's launch turn shoreward
"Just a* you say." Constable said
from the ship, Constable »u probably
swiftly, '“Turn your rig aboat and fol alarms.
"Pardon me for calling you, but every- aboard, Breen wasn't ready yet to meet
low on.
My launch la ahead, at the
thing is ready- ss soon as you can come.” the man he had hurt. lie must think.
Sugar landing"
"We are not going on your yacht, Mr. Moreover, by no uw«ns di»l he Ignore the
It was not untU the other wa* behind,
and the back of bl* own carriage shut Constable,'' the elder woman said coldly. poaaibility of the Panther bringiug one
He sprang up tbs stairs and faced her of r tils logical enemies, nur was he ready
ting off the view, that Const side realised
lie had lost bi* headache, and wa* drench In the dim light. Two or three times In to face an aou fou la lion of consequences
lie turn
ed with perspiration
II wa* now eight his life be had become cold like this, In tin sha|>e of a man hunier
Th* ladies hnd agreed to be ready at nine. some trait of hia breed equipping bnu e»l to the right at the base of I he morne,
In case I'ucle Joey had returned with with an outward calm, when the Issue of anti d made bis way up one of the winding
the mail by that time. Hi* several er- (be moment was won or luat, but lifted ¡»•ths to the terraced streets, That bls
strps lr»l bun to the fruit shop, where he
rand* must wait
Th* present matter from bis hand*.
"What is the latest difficulty, please?” had planned not Io go again, seemed now
would take the entire time, and must be
Incubus
“I would rather not dis-uaa the mat but a paltry addition to tha
done dw-eutly and In order. The driver
which had so sud.b-nly ¡x»»**-»a*-d him.
was commanded to make good speed to ter. Mr Constable.”
At the first terra»* he turned ami star
"May I speak with Mies Htansbury?"
the launch, which wa* in readiness Cru
It waa not given to the mother to ac ed back through the smoke. The launch
soe dismissed hl* rig; Constable bade hi*
cede or refuse, for th* door behind her had just toucbe»l the pier at the Sugar
driver wait, and the two men boarded.
The tall figure of Constable
‘‘.Make her buta, Ernst.” th* owner said was opened and tb* girl stood in the aper laindiag
to Hie sailor in charge
"I'm aspiring ture, her anguislieil eyre Intent upon him. <tep¡xK) forth and hastened to the car
riage. which was driven rapidly toward
"1 returned to announce that every
fur a drink and • mouthful of clean air.”
Crusoe waa deeply Interested In the thing ia ready." be said quietly, "and your the tnorne. lireen amiled. becaua* it
present manlf-'slation of .Martinique's cli mother tell* me that you are not going.” easier for bini to amile than to cry for
"No, we are not gulng.” ah* repeated mercy, Constatile waa being driven awift-
mate, and was not readily diverted to th*
ly Io tbe plantation house, where he
subject which challenged his companion in a lifeleaa voice.
would finii thè ugty worh that had been
“la it too much for m* to ash why?”
lines launched, however, upon th* deal-
Mrs. Htansbury would noi
Hhe did not answer at once, but seemed done there.
Inga of Nicholas Htembridg*. alia* Hay
den Breen, he became fluent, and C»0- trying to penetrate hi* brain with her board a ship that had been a thief's
•table learned that his guest ws* "the eyes. "T'hen, you have not seen ths New refuge.
Rue de Kiv«4i was white and empty.
Itajsh’s Diamond" among the swindler* York ¡lepers?" she said. "You may bar*
The >hx»r of the shop was shut but not
thia. The others are below."
of civilisation.
Hhe handed him the front page of a l<»-ked. and the little round window darlf-
Htembrldge, according to Crnaoa. had
llreen entered, slam
started a Central American revolution in •tally journal, dated three week* before. ened with a cloth
order to seise a range of rich silver hills; Hi* own name waa there, and not in tiling the door quickly, to keep out the
had made good, worked the mines, ami honor. When be looked up from the pa- hot. poiaoxed air of the street. The dark
•old them, a year later, ''salted to a par the door wa* shut, t'onatable went shop was as empty of humana ss the
thoroughfare, but a quick step sound**! in
brine." to a syndicate of New York capi below.
talist*.
II* bad engineered the Yar
"Where I* Mr. Wall?" be dully Inqnlr- the rear. 1'ere Ratieaut entered from the
ash quilteii court.
mouth-Learns oil syndicate which disor ed of the maid servant.
"What a day. M. Breen I The birds
dered London financiers for a day. Of
"He went out to th* plantation, air.
these and other Interesting engagements Immediately up« bringing in tb* malls.” • re dead snd dying. Horoola Is ill uuto
death------ "
Const able learned as the launch sped
"Where ta Mr. Breen?"
*'H*ironls III!” Breen said under bla
•cross the fouled harbor.
"He went down to the city, sir."
"What d->*e this prince of manipula
Constable left the house and walked breath.
The old man hastened away. At the
tor* do with all hie money?** be asked rapidly out the driveway, turning toward
Anally.
Haint Pierre. Here the man's prlds In rear doorway, H**ronla pushed by him.
lie bad committed a folly, Iler hair waa unfastened, and the loose
“Well, yon see,” Crusoe replied, "'he tervened.
has hi* army to pay. aod he muet pay perhaps, but no broad evil. The etate- white garment that she wore was open hi
the men pretty well, for tho rumor ia menta of tb* press were farcical. Mra the throat. The father stared as If eh*
•broad that they would go on the cross Htansbury should not bare allow**! her were a specter, Ills lips moved, and he
for him. And then he Is a golden glory mother and tb* New York reporters to tarned suddenly to the man standing In
She moved toward
With reaction piling front of the shop,
of a •¡•endthrift
I've heard that Baria •hake her trust.
tragic the American.
looks for bia aecond coming aa for a Mee upon him its moat bitter and
Her eyea aroused him. The darkm
•ish, silica he has promised tb* Tender phases, Peter Constable concede*! bia fail
loin a punch from tb* Milky Way. • • • ure ss a lover, and turned to bla second bad no power to divest them of expres
sion. tor the passions were burning there
Here we ar*. Perhape you don't think I ary passion—Pel**.
— fear lest thia was not flesh which tilled
waa pleased to see your craft lying bera
her gato; ecstasy ia that he was there at
CHAITKR VHL
thia morning when I cam* In oa the Pan
Breen was not wholly unconscious of all, in life or death or dream. Ills set ot
tberr
"I ¡.resume you were." Constable re- danger when th* large bundle of New yesterday had wrought the ghastly pallor;
York papers was brought with the malls the deathly lllnesa was heart-starvation.
plied idly.
They were on th* ship's ladder. Crusoe Into tbs library. The ladle* had busted Hhe tombed bis shoulder and hia cheek
walking ahead. Tb* sailor above, on th* themselves over a joint epistI* from .Mr. with chilling hands, there fell from ber
main deck of the
Madame, caught a Ntanslxiry, and were scanning th* front li¡»s strange, low words of no language
strange gesture from Constable's band, pages of tb* journals, when a sudden that be knew. Huddenly she caught bls
and a stranger exproaslon from tb* eye exclamation from Mr* .Stansbury Inti hand to her breast, whispering that she
of hi* owner. The sailor did not under mated tb* ugly truth. Breen waa chang bad feared she was dreaming.
"What were you dreaming, little one?"
stand exactly, but be stood ready for ed from guest to outlaw Mias Htansbury
anything that might oernr. and accord followed her mother upstairs, tb* former he questioned.
"I tlKrngbl I waa dying when I hea.d
Ingljr made haste to assist when Const* bearing th* paper with her. A second
You said you said yoe
bl* sprang forward and pinioned th* account of the demoralising Incident was your vol**
newcomer about the waist. Cruso* ac not difficult to find. Breen read th* fol would »-otne no more."
"But did I not come, little fairy? Wbe
cepted hla defeat n»rvtly, but when bi* lowing hastily:
•"Th* Mailame de Htael. Mr. Peter Con
could reais:n sway from you?"
gun waa removed and hi* wrist* enclosed
Hhe seited hie far* In her cold hands)
for the time being in hia own manacles stabl*'* splendid priests yacht, cleared for
ha regarded hi* raptor with aye* of hate. West Indian porta this morning, having whispering. "Do you mean that you wili
on board the young millionaire-owner •tayr
In which a llttla reproach waa mingled
"What'* your lay. Constable Y' be In I and. It la alleged, Nicholas Stembridge,
(J's ba continued.)
EVENTS OF THE DAÏ
Newsy Items Gathered from All
Parts ot the World.
PREPARED FOR THE BIST READER
nut
Britain
continues
to
hold
against Austria and defends Turkey
Senator Beveridge is quite ill and
has br<-n forced to cancel several
speaking date*
I he Tran Mivsisippi Ci ggress has
turned down the parcels post, after a
spirited debate
Much of the wheat grown in the
province of Ontario, Canada, is being
moved to tidewater by American
carrier*.
A man anti woman bound together
were found drowned near New York
Investigation showed that they hail
entered into a suicide pact.
A lone t bber held up a stage near
Missoula. Mont
From ♦'• to $35 each
was obtained from the 12 passengers
Hunger wa* given as an excuse by
the bandit.
The United States circuit court of
appeals at Chicago has modified th.-
injunctions against picketing, allow'
mg union» to thus fight employers so
long as it is done peaceably.
The battleship fleet has left Manila
for Japan.
The army retiring boar..
Colonel Stewart is disabled.
PREY TO GAMBLERS.
Dallas, S. D. Oct IS.—It is
mated that 1.000 land seeker* who
have come to Dallas and Gregory-
have lost their money at gaming ta
ble« and are "broke"
Many more
who have lost all their ready cash
have been forced to telegraph for
money
Nearly <•0.000 person* have regts
terrd at these two points already and
nearly a« many more are expected be
fore the period of registration closes
Hundreds return as quick as they have
registered, but thousands have re
mained f<>r the drawing
Gambler* have operated their games
without restraint and are »aid to have
made remarkable winnings They run
pell mell 34 hours a day, with the
games as strong at daybreak as when
the sun sets.
To be broke in this country means
something to a man. because he is
without friends, generally, and at
a time when it is not easy to make
new ones
Every outgoing train car
ric* many men who nave lost their
money and risk their lives riding on
br ike beams
No land opening has ever brought
more people, and they all come with
money.
Those who have the gam
bling spirit stick to the roulette
amt
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faro ts bles, with the result that sev
eral hundred are living on charity
until they can get out of the country
LONDON CENTER OF INTEREST
St
Petersburg Watching Outcome of
Conference in England.
St Petersburg, Oct 1.1 - The cen
ter of interest in the Near East crisis
has been transferred to London, and
the Russian foreign office is marking
time in it* negotiation* with other
powers concerning the convocation
of a congress until the outcome of t be
conferences between M Iswolcky, Sir
Edward Grey and King Edward are
known
Emperor Nicholas has decided to
leave the letter of Emperor Francis
Joseph'unanswered until M Iswolsky
return» t > St. Petersburg
Count
Berchthold, the Austrian ambassador
wa* closeted with M Tcharykoff. the
acting foreign minister, the entire af
ternoon. At the close of the inter
view he reiterated the statement that
Austria would refuse to participate in
a congress unless the Bosnia question
w» excluded fr rn this program
The question of the recognition of
Bulgarian independence has for the
time being dropped out of sight, but
Russia has assured Bulgaria that she
will support her pretention* before
thr congress
The foreign office ha* received
from a »core of cities in Turkey tele
grams protesting against the Austro
Hungarian Bulgarian action, which
have been adopted .it mass meetings
held under the auspice* of the Young
Turks The telegrams are identical in
text, showing a certain origin
JAPANESE GREETING WARM.
Yokohama Turns Out to Do Honor
to San Francisco Business Men.
Yokohama, Oct 13.—Yokohama is
It* I a blare of color with American and
Japanese flags flying from every
A < nfcreii. e of the powers on tha building, in honor of the delegation
Balkan muddle depends upon Great of Pacific Coast business men who
Britain.
arrived at ? o’clock on the Japanese
The naval tug Sotoyomo went liner Tenyo M.iru from San Fr.m
aground on Puget Sound during a cisco
The visitors were greeted at
heavy fog.
the dock by a crowd which numbered
E A S. Blake ha* been found hundreds of representative business
guilty of attempting to bribe a proa- men of Japa an. assembled from the
pcctive juror in the Ruel case.
cities of Toxi io. Osaka and Kyoto.
The officially prepared program of
A Russian general was wounded by
his own troops during the army ma- entertainment for the Americans com
neuvers
Balls became mixed with menced as loon .is they stepped
ashore, an*! every day of their stay
the blank shell*.
in Japan will be completely filled with
ha* receptions ami sightseeing trips ar
waterways convention
The
passed a resolution asking congress ranged by their Japanese hosts. On
to open a ship canal from i the Great Thursday the Americans will be tha
Lake* to the Gulf, as the railroads ?[ue«t» of Count Komura, minister of
annul keep p*cc with the volume of oreign affairs, at a luncheon in honor
business
of the visitors
The Tenyo Maru had an excellent
A Massachusetts school teacher
locked a Icy in 4 closet for punish trip across the Pacific.
men! and forgot him. The boy re
Chicago Air Very Dirty.
mained in Iris dungeon two days and
a night while the teacher attended a
Chicago, Oct iJ.—The health de
ilea away- The teacher partment, in a report just ¡«sued,
is prostrated and the boy under a
states that the dust and *oc»t in the
physician’s care.
atmosphere of Chicago, a* shown by
Austria has sent a w'arship to Bel tests just taken, is three time* a*
grade and threatens to annex Servia
freat a* that in the atmosphere of
ondon Sample* of^th« air tektfl al
More
dependencies
of
Turkey
threaten to revolt and declare their a height of 40 feet above the street
level at fonr point* of thr city were
independence.
subjected to analysis
The report
Seattle banks will back Alaska Yu say»: "This excess may be partly at
kon Pacific exposition bond« to the tribute*! to the long continued drouth
amount of gsoo.ooo.
The dirt had not been washed out of
A phenomenally rich discovery nt the air for some time previous to the
gold has been made in the Sturgeon collection of specimens."
Lake district, Canada.
Austria Still Reaching Out.
James J Hill says railroads are be-
London, Oct 13—The Daily Mail’s
ing hampr-rrd by many laws. He ad
Belgrade correspondent says that the
vocates deep waterways
fall of the Servian ministry ia immi
Delegate* to the National Rural nent and that » voalition cabinet will
He also states that the
Lettercarriera* association favor adop be formed
Austrians are preparing tr> seize two
tion of a parcel* post law.
islands in the Drma river on the
An American and two Spaniards Servo Bosnian frontier.
Rumors of
were murdered by Filipino* in one of Iwar, he says, have caused a run on
the provinces near Manila.
the Belgrade banks
A British fleet has been srm
Turkey to keep the country quiet
JOIN IN CONFERENCE
Thousands of Land Seekers Ar*
Penniless in South Dakota.
Great Britain Gets In Eine With
Other Powers.
'1>¡
-
Rustia Would Rather Keep Strait* of
Dardanella Closed Until New
Navy it Completed.
London, Oct. 1 H - M Iswolsky, the
Russian foreign i minister, has suc-
ceeded in impressing upon Sir Ed
ward Grey, the British secretary for
foreign affairs, the necessity that not
only should .« conference of the pow
er» be he'd to settle the crisis in the
Near l-.ast. but this conference should
take under advisement Other ques
tions bcsKlcx those involved in the
annexation by Austria of Bosnia and
Herzegovina and tile declaration of
Bulgarian independence.
■ I 1» < Ii inr . i front -n the part of
(•real Britain, which has caused great
surprise, w.is announced by the for
eign office *t the conclusion' of a long
conference between Sir Tdward Grey
and M I»wo1»ky after a meeting of
the cabinet, in which Sir Edward set
forth the position he had taken and
explained the views of the Russian
minister
It is doubtful whether Russia is
anxiou- to reopen the Dird.incllcs for
the present for, if tin» >» done, it
must be for all nations and Russia is
not likely to desire that while her
fleet is weak
T he point in her , previous
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stand
Great Britain is continuing to insist
upon, apparently, is that no mollifica
tion of .i treaty can be permitted
without the convent of all partiea to
I at her proposal t lie
powers have instructe*! their ambas
sadors i at Constantinople to affirm
this ii principle
\\ hat end can be
served by this i* not stated by the
foreign office but it can hardly be
expc, ted that cither Bulgaria or Aus.
tria llting.iry wi I * n»rnt to restore
the legal «taut» tn Bulgaria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
FIGHT WITH MANIAC,
Policemen
Tuttle With Crary
on Tall T ower.
Man
New York. Oct 1 i
Joseph Kratt,
an insane man of Brooklyn. who in
an attempt to throw himself into the
East river Sunday fought desperately
with seven t> policemen on the
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top of n Williamsburg bridge tower,
yesterday morning gave attendants
and physicians at the Eastern 111.
trict Hospital a furious fight
lie
burst the canvas straitjacket into
which he had been forced and w It II
maniacal fury assailed nurjes and ot h-
ers in charge
After a prolonged contest he was
overpowered and bound
Later he
calmed down and was taken before a
court, charged with attempted suicide
The magistrate in committing ' him
to the observation ward of K mg*
Count) IL.»¡nt.it. prai»< d Policeman
Cbrcnce Smith »!•** h,ol followrd
the crazed man in Ins climb to the
tower’s narrow top .ind after an aw
ful
hand to-hand
conflict,
during
which Kratx got out a razor, subdued
him and summoned awistance
The
magistrate said:
“Heroes like you deserve spe»ial
recognition
You are a brave man.’’
PLEADS FOR LARGER NAVY
Senator Lodge Says Pacific
Must Be Protected.
Coast
Boston, < let
i i
Declaring that
Japan was reuly to make insulting
drin.in*!« on the t'nited States, did
she dire, and that the only way to
guard against them wa* to increase
the Amen, an navy. United States
Senator I >d^e launched into a strong
■ind vigorous pic i for -i bigger and
better navy at a Republican ratifica
tion meeting last night, held under
the lUspic • of the Republican club
of Massachusetts.
"Wh.it w«- want to look out for is
*>ur navy,” insisted the »peaker "We
should prote. t both the Atlantic and
Picific i ists anil it is the policy of
the Republican party to do this'
Nicholas Ready to Fight.
Cettinje. Montenegro, Oct.
Thr Montenegrin National Assembly
opened here yesterday in extraor-
dinary session,
The war fever re
suiting from the annexation by Aus-
tna-llungary of Bosntv and Merge*
govina has been strengthened by a
bellicose message to parliament from
Prince Nicholas, who declared that
the annexation r»f these two prov
inces had inflicted a crying wrong
upon the people of Montenegro, and
that the people were prepare*! tn sac
rifice their last drop ot blood unless
the peaceful endeavors now on foot
resulted in righting the grievance.
All Escept Austria Join.
Constantinople. Oct 13—The Ger
man and Italian .smbassadors yester
day made the same declaration to the
porte .«gainst the infraction of treat
ies without consent of the signatories
.1« has .«Ire.idy been made by the
British, French and Russian ambassa
dors. Austria still holds aloof.
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