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   New York Times, The (Newspaper) - October 21, 1902, New York, New York                               Fair west to northwest winds All the News That's Fit to Print BIG DEAL Equitable and Prudential ance Interests Associated The Enlarged to Control the Prudential Vice President Hyde of the Equitable Says off hlv o Headin ecen o show was expected o 7 NEWARK N J Oct lime 20 P SMALL Officials of Chicago Roads Discouraged Over the tle Flour Being Moved to The f CHICAGO Oct 20 of t-bourd roads are much dls of the Prudential Insurance and H of the Trust issued a joint statement In detail the reason ior the large incr n e 01 the capital of the Fidelity Trust t the arrangements 10 which a e f lna of thit to dav Ih plan in provides 11 at the Trust shall control th Prudential I nt it the same the s interests c re tn be dominant factors in the trust com- j The of the wo 1 residents follows As his been known for the capital ot the Fidelity Tru t to i- about to be increased irom si to 000000 the new stock being at per shai-> Tins will result m the Trust a capital of V 000 000 surplus of and a considerable amount ot undivided profits Sufficient of this stock will be taken 1 v the Pi il Insurance Compans to ive t together with its present of Fidelity stock the liue ot that A large of the balance of said stock is to liken bv he Assurance verv substantial interest in the Company and therefore it m increasing its ness with the Fidelity The bulk of the new thus to be bv the Trust Is 10 be used bv it in the acquisition of a con- trolling interest li the capital stock ci the Insurance Company The of the Prudential have for 1 ions time felt in view 01 the growth of and of its anticipated growth thit the time has come when in justice to its 4000000 holders its control ana future shou d be safeguarded ior all time H such a manner that neither the death of us officers nor anv other that in foresee can endanger the of its holders When the com was smaller and the stock was Is held the need of such action was not so apparent Unless something of this nature wa about the Chuago in over tne continued Kram and flour business Tho boom bj the of Septem which time generally the new crops to po forward but so fir the antic increase in has failed grain shipments KEW RAGE N Y Y C Committee Agrees to Lipton Challenge Terms FOUR DEFENDERS TALKED OF A Gardner Cox Designed Yacht Among the Possibilities for Next Season's Trial Races The conditions of the challenge of the Roval Ulster Yacht Club fpr the proposed races for the America's Cup next year were EXAMPLES TRIAL Adams OF TATNALL Colorado College by r of the Collector coi Oct 20 Colorado College ib the recipient of the Tatnall herbarium presented bi Mary 11 H the daughter of the col- ector Edward Tatnall Thp collection consols of specimens of 1000 and varieties ot plants be- longing to 2322 senera and 190 order all st labeled and protected against the attacks of insect The on the water o this the which It covers all groups world BANK BOBBED Get a tetter of j this time and Some Jewelry Special to The York Times CHICAGO Oct L Clark considered by the Challenge Committee of the New lork Yacht Club at a meeting afternoon Vice P G Bourne E M Brown Rogers J I William Butler Duncan Jr and George Aj Cormack were present The absent bers of the committee were Commodore L C and J P Morgan After the conditions of the challenge i the same those the 1901 with the of the change of dates hid been carefully considered they were signed all the members of the present As Commodore ard is stiH ill at Newport the papers will be taken there for him to sign As soon as his Denature and that of J P Morgan are Bended to the document it will be forwarded to the Roval Ulster Yacht Club where it wil be signed by i the representatives of that club and then returned to the New about another defender ejf the Cup from the designing boards of Gardner continues in yachting It would be a considerable 0 organize another to com- for honor with that which is pledged to the Herreshoff Colored Bishop Says If His People Copy Them They Are Not Likely Reach Heaven to The New York Time Penn Oct of the Pittsburg African Methodist Episcopal Conference here last light made an address to voung men jurt entering the He said 1 vou marry and go to church dark nights rave but one lantern let your wife enjoy the with vou Do not allow another man.3 wife to have the 1 ght of yours to in the dark or vou will soon of the he said I also advise the young ladies Snd gentlemen who are present trades in order that you may leave the po varce hut now the schools and colleges ate PROGRESSES RAPIDLY Jury Completed Prosecutor Opens and Witnesses Are Heard Hat on the morning Mrs death and tasted the from which she died He found poiso he advised Cornish Cornish buffering and to the District and the cormsh ana Dr walked gether to tne office ol an undertaker on the to be not a poor excuse a w omari LIFE INSURANCE FRAUDS WORKED IN LOUISIANA Mr Osborne Curbed by Justice bert Makes Calm Hitchcock and Cornish Testify Under the guidance of Justice John S Lambert the second trial of Roland B charged with the of Mrs Katharine J Adams progressed with a speed that was be- wildering to who attended the ing of three vears ago in course the daj the twelfth juror wa obtained and the is the complete Hit that him to phrase DEFER VOTE ON PUS Expectation Is That the Con- vention Will Accept It To-day ing to pete substantial r able To advance some verv sons for their belief that u u less and Treasurer of the Mishawaka Ld National Bank was assaulted and robbed of a letter of credit rnd some valuable jewelry by four men As a result of remarkable success of the the racing oji Bummer parent nn as done the stock of the to coma would become more and the control the com- more To this desirable contract has been entered into between the Fide Trust Company and a majority 01 stockholders m interest of the Prudential in which the latter stock or as much as may be to morning As a result juries he lies in a critical condition 1 more hopeful 1L is provided In the contract House Eastern Companies Believed to Have Been Victimized to the Extent of or Special to The Ac o J Times ORLEANS La Oct 20 life frauds have just been ered in the New Orleans district The of- and detectives of some of the large Eastern companies believe have clues o schemes General Solicitor for the Company OL New the city last night in advance of a of secret workers Mr Is from St Louis Ibe com- panies the risks have lost between and but the full extent of is as jet unknown The scheme that has been worked in New Orleans and within a or japans 17 nln 1 New Chit mid JOJIN C at livd and Sir e OHN T JB Galilee frui third for Thomas lives at id President Mitchell Addresses asked Delegates Urging able Men Fearful of Losing Their Old Places Penn On nitid of tho did not te on the lt is do so u present ni the I eld ind they Huh unions to cast MIT tor ui President Roosevelt's nt arbitration The of the i the who 111 anil who that the wo strikers of those may not get back now held non men This question the and proved un- block in the way of almost adoption of the President s 01 c time to day it seemed certain that the convention was about to adopt tho recommendation of President Mitchell to but the steam men s He said some of It to S Kins member of thi ind the agent understood each other JOHN J Foi REDNER proprietor of and mint took a recess until morning CANADIAN MINISTER TO RESIGN Mr tarte Is to be Forced Out of the Cabinet Because of His High Utterances Spical to Tic hrv York Times tim has been recovered GOITER'S He That Charge Mr Be to The Fort N J Oct 20 B Hampton the golfer ho was struck bv Walter Underwood on the links o the Park Golf Club not Island wou B be sent to the company and the icy pM The fraud has been worked more 1 in the parishes and smaller al h had the advantage one t the background the who do will sell i not n to make pro amount in addition the 50 per cent of their holdings to ma the ratal of the of two com- and will be appear at- Mr Hampton at duties as usual SEEKS MAN WHOPPED WIFE Trenton Millionaire Advertises at Disappeared Spiral ork Oct JO the millionaire mill owner of this is ad- im the field The 01 the to the trult are too com- there nothing behind it m the New Tork newspapers fo the ol the man the at the Bail roaa reward she cried out she ov a ines s little room able four 1 of the companies will endeavor to secure indict ments in the State courts AMERICANS Vatican Did Not Send Mgr Zaleski Here Because His Nationality Is the Same ae Was LONDON Oct 21 Rome ent of The Dally Chronicle says that Mgr Zaleski Apostolic Delegate in India who prosecution one witness was heard in fuU and part of the the most im- witness m the cast was beSun To accomplish this took three on The first But Justice bert has made it very plain that he will tolerate no delavs The Justice has alo made it clear that he will per mit no to the jury on the part of the lasers in the case stern was the attitude of the court thai Mr Osborne during his entire speech yesterday labored under a inB of restraint It was the general com ment in the courtroom that he was not allowed to make nearly powerful a plea to the jury as Recorder Goff allowed in the former trial In that case he spoke foi three and a half Yesterday he spoke one hour and twenty minutes Four times Mr Osborne was interrupted by the Judge without suggestion from the defense There was none of the con- stant objection from tne defense that was will Tn a very short time TO INCORPORATE Attempt to be Made m Massachusetts to Pass a Regarding Labor Organizations U Tic Yew York Times FOSTON Oct of the results of th coal miners stilke wUl be an attempt ir the nest Legislature to a ing to the incorporation of labor unions The promoters of the movement who in- clude manufacturers sal that such a law would be beneficial to the unions selves as it would give them a legalized standing The points upon which There and the net result was a Mr Mitch ell in he chair his the plan before the delegates S convention to-day was th aeon to admit men to all the sessions even miners eagerly waiting UIB hundred out in the street could not get t T Nichols of to called the sesston at 10 0 0 clock On account of caused of for in Lngland where the unions i afternoon session Mr Mitchell was have reached quite as great proportions as permanent Chairman and National TT was in this can be assessed for which are adjudged to ave been be appointed must pr ss iore it is believed Delegate in has been ior the oast vear to secure the appointment to ahow him to go no further the TQ ILLUSTRATE The prosecutor wanted to defend United S Cornish from the charge of in administering to Mrs Adams a powder he had received j But the court would n be the dent McKinley APATHY IN MASSACHUSETTS Small Attendance at Both Republican and Democratic to Tie Tims me there win oe j BOSTON Oct small attendance and Democratic throughout the State thus far in this has caused unusual uneasiness at the parti Tl e Republican and gatherings this vear are un- usual so far as attendance is concerned ana the managers ot State politics are dis- on this side The has not superior to the Columbia Gardner or a is one the time the cuo is sailed for a Card louSh defender be out next ing her hoin Mr Then it that the man Fisner seeks got on his hands s Vice President Jimes H of the Equitable Lite when last night i- 1 Trust developments had tor tho future of the ind the Insurance re- the Prudential In terms possible- PHILADELPHIA COAL PRICES Dealers Still Asking a Ton for An- Variety Much Cheaper Special to The New finits Oct schedule of coal puces either or bituminous m this ci v who bought of Ual at top-notch figure weie to Rct rd of It Regular were still sking a ton for domestic sizes of an- for pea and for buckwheat They advised not to buv moie thin a ton or two at market WOMAN STREET at Third Avenue and flist Stieet at 9 o clock last night Mrs Annie stabbed bv a man TV ho she said VMS to have mU chance The mai heard tff rle id with the woman to him She refused and wa come home to leave him it all now he said and drove a knife into her left breast just heart Then he ran down Policeman TO TEST CABLE Expert from London Office Trials for Thirty Days on couver Island Special to Tie 1 ork Times VICTORIA B C Oct 20 Engineer Dearlove who superintended the laving ot the Pacific cable from New Zealand to Fanning Island has arrived here from don He goes to Bamfield Creek a station of the cable on Vancouver Island where he will for thirty daj s subject the rible line to a severe test before inc It from the Telegraph Construction and unusual The Is wholly ILU Conn Oct tion at Congressman Charles Addison sell who has been ill for several h he Never mind illustrating interrupted started secrecy cou The ran tell interposed the e and not not want MI as the permanent Union No ot i on 1 toe disadvantages and no benefits ELECTRIC COMPANY DEAL A Storage Battery Concern of phia Secures Control an English plant Spew to The Net Times In opening this convention ot the transaction business I pleasure in warm greeting and welcome to the accredited representatives of the no 000 men and boys whose heroic lor living wages and American of employment has won the ad- of the whole civilized world I guase is to express the pany To-day this report was firmed by Carl H Reed registrar of the local company The following statement been isst ed the Soon alter the incorporation Electric Storage Batten in Plv adelphia a company was formed in E land under the name of the Storage Limited reached i dividend paying basis ended U is not the Seton from nin to Suva will be completed tn Anglia ed SCHOOL NEEDED SI 5 jl INDEX TO DEPARTMENTS Commercial 10 b Ve asked how his CTA He was taken to the hospital w be but the was un- conscious HUH Not to Co Special to The York Tims CLARKSBURG West Va Oct There is a scarcity of school teachers In nearly all the counties in this State In some counties from to one-third of the schools remain closed all Winter be- cause teachers cannot be found for them The school term in varies as to the counties and is Irom four to six months and the wages run from 30 to 14 10 Oct 20 Horder Iron Com- has received an from America 40 000 tons ol steel rails to NEGRO BURNED AT THE STAKE ROCK Ark Oct 20 -A dis- from Forest CHv Foreign 13 j colored Mrs Ed Lewis itake t charged with murdering white was at the v a mob Limited Real Estate U 0 United Service r 10 Fires 14 The Golden P Rock Nov Dally famine in testate in a jear or Baroi Andre de twenty-seven vears old of 15 Street was captured after a chase of fourteen blocks in Central Park last evening of the to stop when He admitted before the Sergeant at that he had heard the Street AGED ITALIAN SENTENCED Antonio the Italian who pleaded guilty last week to manslaughter In the fir t degree was sentenced by Judge two Death of Detective Devanney Detective John of the West of the lack of teachers is the Forty-seventh Street Station died of The the s Hospital appointed to the police force on 1880 and was a member of the auad until two vears ago which he laid tn older sent tne Vu peace fields LABOR'S RIGHT TO ORGANIZE vocation finest Barbara most New Electric Road for Long Island Special to The T mts ALBANT Oct 20 Cross Country Railroad of Brooklyn with a cap- ital of 000 was incorporated here lav It proposes to operate a fifteen mile Train to ina 349 Broadway July when If f He was a Widow DP to Address Jewish Women Emile Hirsh of Chicago will The SS of Cornish 1 Mr Osborne at the outset asked the jury at inc in cases to his JTt to Justice TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES Edward F Hitchcock who was the first witness in the former trial was placed upon the stand He was called to Extract ot Vanilla in pro eminently superior 4 the Kenl and Sakei you all Lapse of a Honduras Concession to The WASHINGTON Oct W E of Puerto Cortez reports that on of the failure of the company slv ed Syndicate to carry out the terms of its contract the concession by the Government to contract an is a factor in the economic development the application ot of our common sen: business ana work ln h bj each Of labor and aro not bv any means Identical the other settled at the next session Annihilate loss of business ically no you have I mand I should have   

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