New York Times, The (Newspaper) - June 21, 1904, New York, New York Ail the News That's Fit to Print THE Showers and cooler iresh southwest winds VOL It NEW YORK TUESDAY JUNE 21 PAGES ONE TENT BROKER WHACKS SLEUTH j ARREST INFORMANT ON Crew Teil of No Fire Drills at Inquest FIRST MATE NOT LICENSED Police Have Trouble in Getting ham's Chauffeur to the Station -Mi who said that he was e H a broker of Broad and in tried to fight and hN cant at Fifty-ninth Street Avenue lust to 1 TRAIN WRECK PLOTTERS ut Nearly One Hundred More ies Recovered Near the Scene of the Wreck m- i s N TO I'M iei thoy trying to arrest i and was i on chars of The who said he r made a prisoner a mar who said ie was of Knst t and say Is -j K J of the cigar i firm M tic women whose names were not nth Avenue at street the policemen nd are detailed for automobile say that the -nitmnobll- rate nf twenty-five C i j t v fi Kerrigan n nl In cinches They s at the Demanded from President Metlen to Save Convention Train CAUGHT NEAR WILKESBARRE Thought to Have Been Connected with Similar Threats to Lehigh Valley Road's Guilt The Times June J Sullivan the man who demanded from President Heller of the New York Now rind Railroad and promised in return to reveal the plot for wrecking the special train on that road They say that 111 two in with the alone on the front i lint i t to it front In the party to paid The two officers alien the ami powerful machine to Fifty-ninth Street and then to Circle There o nt In the chauffeur to stop and ho did Kerrigan snipped to the front nf the machine and commanded the to turn about and to the wheel- inn his put his hand on th back the seat to raised struck fiercely ai Kerrigan lo hit lay d Hie but the officer his hand in time Then j the sf The i the A patrolman appeared ill this with a large and int rested wd lo lo Kerrigan broker that advised bin Jo uo to station to th police and raised his n hit but re- by and the two Then the him lo the bore tlie delegation to the was arrested at Thursday President received nn anonymous letter postmarked this city declaring that train wreckers had formed a pint to wreck the train which left i on Saturday morning As other i letters had been received by President it was determined to made an effort to apprehend this man I stipulated in letter that a sum nt money should be sent to him and that he would then If assured safety and no cutlon travel to New Haven and reveal Uie plot He directed that it should be sent by 1 money order to Post Office at miles and made payable to At the same time a telegram addressed to i Michael J Sullivan was sent to nock in care of Postmaster G S Chief Detective G Dougherty and his assistant William Gray of the Central Railroad of Jersey were sent out on the case that last January a letter lind been sent to the Valley also postmarked this city and threatening to dynamite a high Valley train unless was de- 1 at a spot on the tain yave the detectives clue and last night they reached this city and had a with Chief of Police Jones REACH AGREEMENT Mother to Have Children 000 Support PITTSBURG June local newspaper to-morrow will Through friends It was learned to-day that the attorneys representing Mr and Cowle Phipps have agreed upon the greater portion of the agreement that will end the pending In the Denver courts The first Item of the agreement is said to be the surrender of the two children Helen Chandler and Dorothy Chandler Phipps to the mother at once with the understanding that the mother have possession of the children for the first six months alternating with the father In charge every six months Mrs Phipps must surrender all title to the mansion Grand View the Denver homestead and the title to the States Steel Corporation gold 5 per cent bonds aggregating alk of which transferred to Mrs Philips within the past three Christmas seasons as a token from her len this is done so It Is said Mr Phipps will surrender gold bonds b the extent of the support of Ills wife Mrs Phipps must also retain in her vice while she has the children the nurses and maids who aided the in re- gaining possession of his children If the agreement Is effected In all the other details the matter of a separation or divorce will be taken up later with P t Knox James Beck James Young and Judge Rodgers looking after the Interests of Mrs Phipps The financial arrangement will come later but Mr Phipps will pay all the ex- penses of the adjudication of the affair In addition to tills matter Mr Phipps so it is said presented an affidavit to the effect that his divorce libel did not contain a charge of infidelity CLEVELAND FOR GOODYEAR YORK WILL YOTE AS A UNIT ON TICKET Delegation Swings to Fairbanks for Second Place PLATT TO CAST THE Decision of the Caucus Greeted with with Odell in rull Control They then proceeded to Tunkhannock and there lie him by the shoulder party arrived at the SAFEGUARDS No Fire Drill Hose Burst and Koats Not Lowered r f fifteen i ill in out by S out ills station lie I who is and 1 will spend a thousand io DEPORT 202 CHINAMEN I to j with if I I rider l if Mate Had Up-State Convenient Port of Entry Sealed by Court's Order i N Y June j runi two who i at Hie house nt Maloue j left to-night for j by way practically the end of the riffle which attorneys in Northern Y rk hav lartte sums in y the of closing one of the and the transfer of I or the and attendants Tt is i the will rent to j New York I were iiK clients of M York and u d hy order nf the of 1 i l had grown as to attract the 1 highest officers ill tile had bt en the of entry for Chinese Suites and hundreds of to Bet there early this morning inio In Sullivan at the j Tunkhannock Post Office on Saturday and asking for mail was It stated that the money he de- manded for his expenses to Xew Haven had been sent and would reach the office on Holiday Sullivan greatly disappointed The detectives stood guard in the Post Of- fice until 3 o'clock afternoon before ho pat In an appearance Tills time the money order was waiting for him It had from York and was for He swore the amount was so small n cashed it and was at once arrested He was to jail and there the de- conducted a admitted writing the letter and said he knew all tin of tlie plot but refused to make any statement He admitted also that he was from New Haven and that he was well about movement of the on the New York Xew Haven ami Hartford Railroad but further ihan this if he anything the i ives will not talk Detective left here for Xew Haven Gray 1 in i There will be further developments they declare about which they cannot now glva information The police here are now trying to trace with the to the Valley train lust An effort will also be made tf con- j him other letters j i to President Mcllen j To-day Nick Calvey was arrested at Indorses His f Law Partner for Democratic Candidate Special to The New York BUFFALO June En- j to-day published the following from j Grover Cleveland Indorsing his former 1 law partner Charles Goodyear of falo for j June 17 j Buffalo Enquirer N 11 Dear I have just received your ter and the clippings It is a light lo me to learn that there Is a j ment on foot looking to the nomination of la The CHICAGO June a meeting night of the New York State delegation it was decided that the delegates should vote as a unit for the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt for President and Senator banks of Indiana Vice President There wi s a big throng of from other Stales newspaper men from all over the Union waiting outside of the New York delegation headquarters for an- action It beTTiK the view that If New York instructed for Fairbanks would assure his nomination The meeting of Hie delegation was ried through with a display harmony and a smoothness which that Gov Odell was the complete master of the and had to every detail of the ip advance in such a way -is to the unanimous of the only note struck during the meeting was a complaint by Senator John Raines that New York had not been Od 1 Plat showing the proper amount of enthusiasm for a that was to have the nominee for President Gov Odell as Chairman of the Slats Committee called the meeting to order Around him were seated Senator Platt ex- Secretary Bliss tor Depew Representatives Sereno and Nicholas Murray Butler Ex- Black occupied n seat with the crowd in th rear of the room and H occupied a sent on the second tier of seats behind the Governor Brooklyn Delegates Absent When Gov asked the of the delegation Black arose and moved that John N Parker and man John be made the taries of the meeting The roll was Ihen i called All of responded lo j t ana Compelled great i i and the music of u tu sp ak Senator j Depew j We of a con- j I vention which will ratified to-morrow and the day have nominated 1 odore for President and j Fairbanks for Vice they wilt be indorsed have written a torrn of principles that will bs ratified j or the i day Wo 1 who received irt sure of salvation Our con- j i vention is quiet j produces no Jr when they riot anil fight public j opinion I have i I mony that New York meeting I j That is imp as j Xew York so goes the Nation TO BEAT ODELL WITH ROOT Will BE FBI ON THE TICKET His Nomination for Vice dent Beyond Doubt NEW YORK SWUNG SCALE Platt Men Hope for a New Boss in Albany la CHICAGO Tune Gov questioned about the ence of thi Platt men In advocating nomination of Rout for spite the fact that Mr Root told Platt yesterday hat he nomination and candidacy would st which Governor w WV do not i Decision Cast Vote tor de- did not want tlie discussion of hit the only comment make except those fro Brooklyn j York nt a National Friends of that the pose of the Platt men Ir work up here in favor of Mr perfectly clear able to cope with GMV if the State organization the men it is to s u Mr j to succeed Odell a- believing that if Root is he will lth t the leadership from alt not to influence Root any more than OueU could il ad- mitted but at the siim Knot's nallon would be le s to the tutu of For this reasor ii Is ho among friends Unit not Air Knot's candidacy even though Mr w re willing to a candidate Gov Odell's ore inclined to thai the iet his preference lor the nomination as the Platt men they believe may make such with campaign for he will be despite everything that could be done at last head off the boom for him and to the nomination When was asked what he thought the laik amons Charles W Goodyear for Governor of New that ney ould not be York As a Democrat still ot tney were guests at a ested In tiie grand supremacy 01 my Gov State and In the fortunes ol New York Democracy I should look upon Mr j year's nomination an and that could possibly be made 1 will not omit that he Is one of my best and most Intimate friends that his selection would be a sonal satisfaction to me but 1 will at the same timi deny that my friendship fcr the Plait him leads me to an ex.iqfferiili.Ml upon the moral and political Halts of his character which to make him an Ideal candidate Yours very truly GROVER 0.1 the League Club At conclusion of the roll call Senator Kloh R offered a resolution that Senator George R be the delegation as its member of the Committee on Credentials The resolution was ed G D B offered a resolution that W be the on the Committee nn II was adopted President Charles H Murray of York County Republican Committee j posed Speaker S Fred Nixon for the j gallon's member of the Committee ii j Rules and It was adopted I On molion or Sereno Payne I j was for Kenr York's I member of the Committee o is There was applause for bach which was probably due to the fact that there was a contest between him ami j Judge William N Cohen for the place j Senator Depew on motion or Col Dunn wasi as tlie New York j member of thi committee notify the Governor the near here charged with dynamiting j cannonading a Valley train eight mites D that trom here two years ago His i ul t Jiu in complice George was 1 wo money value on lo LOST 700 BOTTLES OF LIGHT St Louis Work ot een Years Go In Explosion lo The Ktw York Times ST LOUIS Mo June the ex- plosion of an X-ray machine in the office of Dr August Siebert 701 bottles of a liquid I light preparation which It took Dr Selbert j eighteen yearn to perfect were William I proposed j Elihu Root for the member of the to notify nominee for Vice Hoot iovernor nil whether or not he himself be v is It to tic about lial The to have mil been elected yet I think It would just well ui lit to aboul 11 the entiun two years HK an I farm the without I sales It was the I the which tiad n by Hie To tiers in tavor lo It not meet with There is hardly a that If Mr Sin had 1 tha ticket would b- 1 think that would not V so myself il i is that I am a in for the in New i haps the lo the New Y Him Decides Quest on- Speedy Collapse i f Taft Boom CHICAGO -n banks iif w fur ice Pi whom fli -n i c as a unit for Other Ii w choice of the y A nf oil -1 f Hi t M f -T CaTini v was In the way was r anil it was well con a tt of be as Vo the without This uf i ii j that b- 0 Ii to d-i-p at Now Fairbanks Says He's V i Mr POLICEMAN Durkin A LIFE SAVER ks ago indicted by the Grand j Jury i The men It is a of dynamite a wrecking a cars and over The Th infi tion was fiven -x who rays I overheard the two the t and saw them away after 1 explosion i The two work jn case has cost the nominee for President The liquid light was composed largely of I alcohol and chloroform One bottle after another exploded the detonations ident Ml Koot was elected Senator John Raines was named as the honorary Vice President of the convention on motion of Henry B Coman i William C offered a I have been working for eighteen years that L Ward be chosen by t he could place no i of his liquid but from a scientific standpoint the loss was I have elected 1 may j be a candidate Have you hilt is j j out fur i j for Li Mr with n merry in his j Cov not i be by ill j way j j Mr d vli for an Mr i an- Cnl but f bis friends i was i to talk of ill Of Mr to have name M now had n uf 1 i litt time I Has Narrow Escape Rescuing j Drowning Man Mitt of Kast Street j at S ath Beach S i evening by Durkin ot had a Ins nun life Mitt in wat by the tide J out ward He did not em lo he was J When i sv back or bottom with I ills f-i he lo i and I 1 was on duty cm th MAY BE TRAIN ROBBERS on the perfection of this he ami it has only been recently that inj forts were crowned with succoss Although the loss Is severe I shat be alile 16 re- place the liquid light much Had the ncci-dent occurred a months ago the loss would have been ir- reparable I for JOURNEY To Escape Jerome goes to Newport from Montana Mining Camp Uncaught Jutie men r Philadelphia Via Detroit and Montreal of the robbers who held up Northern Pacific trail board walk s ti 1 wiled it t I not j si il mil afler fpl bi Mitt Durkin f was j when In- Mitt wlm Ii ul down i As miin up j him At the nt foot landed violently in the two went j As he up regained bis above wa- j ter lie himself arid Hun his On tiie Durkin col- j and placed in an from Hospital On i tii institution revived and left at the station house at j ton however his of duty had not last but the j Northern Pacific train at Mouth have appeared at a mining camp Creek twelve miles smith of liear Mouth they demanded They were mounted and carried canvas On- man held up the while the Hie for for their After re- ining two hours for rest the a Inform printed In i in h In him that ma southerly direction come around by to i Hd the at Contradictory Evidence ys in and expressed as s ised Continued on the INDEX World 15 Faye at Hotels T Court Marine and Steal 15 7 United M Pago 1 MAYOR A LIFE SAVER i New Executive Helps Rescue i a Member June was not g i rally that on water races In Hav Harbor Mayor Henry S Clarke and i H both of the New I Yacht were instrumental in j life of A C an active i i member club who came near being j j frora shell j 1 to make the float i his feet were still strapped in the i shell He lost liis balance i turtle Mr Valentine the of the shell and held it ARREST THEM WED No Kissing Was a Park Rule and Engaged Pair Didn't Know It If BALTIMORE June It was the only way to sain release from the Northern Police Station Thomas twenty-one years old and Dorothy nineteen years old were married under u bis oak tree in yard a Catholic with several policemen and tlie matron us witnesses It is a of Park that and other of affection shall not and Miss Minnie were Ig- of the rule Not so a big policeman who them and promptly took j to Hie station house where they were locked up they explained they were en- gaired to be married but explanation i accompanied by entreaty on of the young and by tears by the trirl were of no avi June C Vanderbilt sought to return to his Newport home some rather circumstantial stories were published about the bold way in which he took a train for New went there to the house of his law Nellson His friends hen have now told the true story of his wanderings When ready to depart he and his wife j took a private car at Broad Street Station j and traveled west several hundred miles to Detroit There a Grand Trunk train j picked the couple up and them east to Montreal From that point easy to down through New England to Newport It was a long rather expensive ney but say that Mr feels amply repaid in the satisfaction he has enjoyed over District Attorney valiant attempts to catch him j EAR j But the Doctor Reunited and His Hearing Piece A fragment of a pane of glass falling from a window ledge or fire escape struck Victor years old a coal dealer and expressman of 327 East Fifty-fourth Street on the side of his head as he was standing In front of his place of the Park At last they to would froe them This point settled paid a fine for kissing allowed to go The man that they had been for- a year his sweetheart not consent to be married until sha hud a suitable DIDN'T TRIED New Yorker Arrested in Wisconsin fcr Speeding Auto Got Away A r Wis June tue delegation us National from New York there was general plause The resolution was adopted Gov Odell then arose and I move that Senator be made Chairman of the delegation with power to cast the vote in the convention The motion was adopted with cheers for the Senator and then Mr moved that the delegation vote as a unit fur Roosevelt for The tion was adopted with enthusiasm Will Vote as Unit Gov Odell then moved that the delegation vote as a unit for the nomination uf I ator Fairbanks for President 1 I desire lo second that motion said J i Sloat Senator Fairbanks has -j If 1 v i stood forth as i ardent and aggressive He has been a j i friend of New he is a man who j has always championed the principles of the Republican Party The action of i 1 in instructing for him will tie the nomination and I therefore heartily j second the nomination of Gov Odell j Now we have practically decided j who is to be nominated for President Vice President let us put a little sinner Into these proceedings I propose three cheers for the Republican ticket Theodore and Charles Warren Fairbanks 1 The cheers were given with a the entire delegation When ing had subsided Senator John Kail arose and Chairman Odell j Mr Chairman before the tickets dis- r this the con- j 1 think I ever attended 1 that inasmuch as our Slate is to have the candidate for President should j or to create some enthusiasm by hiring a baud These headquarters have a place for the past few days has been nobody to greet strangers and hardly a sign that we were alive A CANNON EXPLAINS TO Repudiates Interview but Repeats That He Would Decline Nomination nr Mr The In v this to an with him of tlie papers -.1 fake i never I me said Mr The only reference I j tl ai 1 no why 111 ui start a boom for in afler I mail 1 knowr I would decline not 01 the or of New York in such as was nul in my same Jlr Cannon's n I W to in- thai Mr and would ih j ltd if h th York d leu WOMAN AN IDAHO Irs J B West Says franchise Has j Purified Politics in Her State j v to Boom T ft is be j u Vest means the sh National j an tlo early last evening and shaved off j distinguished citizen of our State elating the necessity for creating emliuMl- candidate has volunteered to It- danced wildly about st expense or band move the East Fifty-first Street Station hurried j that we accept nis patriotic offer with Dr the Flower Hospital whom Wetzel took and his to that Institution and there united them Or Taylor thinks that the ear will grow without trouble MAYOR Cook County Democratic Dominated by Him i Democratic Foreign Mails Senator speech was greeted with some laughter but It evidently rubbed the wrong way with some of tho members of the delegation It was learned that the person who agreed j to stand the expense Of a band for re- Inline days of the was ovV Wayland After the New York State delegation had adjourned with three cheers fur the ticket there came the first enthusiastic incident of the day Senator Depew trying t alternate I years It was thai by the ballot there is in our to the polls it as us we were On r hand 1 think has had a rally We Ii noi had the ticket BUI ihi oil character Ha bin be of KI ui oil beaten at s nty of the 1 0 H j a candidate n j Wi men d f in J are St Ve Ing i I v Hid been Tl of the r winch they i heir Tl ev us i- i i in Land la other positions executive Itv Is i You mav thai t for us It was at down stairs was Intercepted by a crowd of not In favor oi delegates among whom were many r Is You mav thai I i us It was and at I u m will pn in t iv Dally except Sundays to Clock Sag Harbor Shelter Island Orient will commence June Clock Island I ail i
