New York World (Newspaper) - February 1, 1896, New York, New York he Ever Maintained f o r One Month by Any Newspaper printed In the English Weather PER Circulation Books Open to AIL PRICE TWO Circulation Books Open to His Unqualified Acceptance of the Monroe Doctrine in Its True NEW FEBRUARY I HOT A SENATE Declares Great Britain Could Hot Bo Expected to Interfere in SORT OF APOLOGY FOR THE Military Occupation of Turkey Such a Distance Berlin Treaty banquet of the NonConformist Unionist Associa at the Hotel occasion for an address by the Marquis of Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Foreign Af In tho course of His remarks he w with reference to Venezuela I have been held up as the denouncer of the Monroe As a matter of although the Monroe doctrine no part of international my de spatch to the Secretary of State of the United supported it as a rule of policy in the strongest and most distinct I But n I stated In that and now as a rule of wy tho entire advocates of the Monroe we mean the Monroe doctrine as President Monroe understood In that sense vou will not find any inore convinced we Not Hound to Succor Lord then turned abruptly to the Armenian and he re the religious communities with under a mistake when they supposed that England had bound her self In honor to succor tho which means to go to war with the Sul tan in order to force him to govern the Armenians The Berlin Salisbury merely bound tho that If tho Sultan pro certain reforms they would watch over the execution of those re Nothing He did not think any one interpret that un io go to As to the Cyprus Lord Salisbury It contains no trace of an undertaking to interfere In behalf of the Sultans I was concerned In the drafting of both these Lord Salisbury and nothing would have Induced me to pledge my country to such a des perate In the Sultans speaker reminded his hearers that the reforms which the Sultan had re cently although very good re could not be expected to produce good government in two They require time to work the speaker went on to They would require time in a civilized and much more so In a savage and fa I hope they will have a beneficent effect as time pro Lord Salisbury then continued Moan by spreading among the Turks feeling that their dominion was have led to the perpetration of hor jufs which can only be compared with the days of Genghis Khan and Tamer I am aware that many Influential people aver Chat this was done by the his Government with get opinion is that the Sultans find that already some degree of order Is being Act the If you do not act with the Great Powers you must act against and produce calamities far more awful and terrible than the Armenian In conclusion Lord Salisbury referred to tho recent patriotic demonstrations lu the colonies in the face of the threat ened foreign and said I care not how much we are Isolated If wo are An example has been set which will shed a beneficent light on tho latest generations of English Lord at the opening of his referred to the recent Trans vaal crisis as throwing a lurid light upon what might happen if home rule were granted to As soon as the Transvaal was In he point ed it applied to the foreign powers Instead of to England for As he finished his address and re his he was greeted with loud and prolonged Lord the Lord Chancellor Lord George Secretary of State for President and other mem bers of the were also guests of the Sharply An editorial in the Chronicle Liberal describes Lord Salisburys speech as The most amazing utter ance that ever fell from the lips of a Governor of a great Empire at the crisis of its Lord In his wildest afterdinner escapades could not have beaten It will do England grievous harm in tho eyes of i Ie owed but one word upon and it would better have been We beg leave to tell him that he Is playing with Ore He should have sale either less or His confession of failure with regard to Armenia is a most ignominious admis The Times says of the speech Lord Salisburys tone with reference to The Fort of Closed in HAS THERE BEEN A DEFALCATE George Barnard Hanged Himself on th Eve tie Visit of the Bank HAD BEEN MISEING FOR TWO DAYS If tlie Are All IB nn Yet Armenia was and his were rather But they will convince all men that the fault does not lie with the British The Daily News Liberal ral comi lalisbury ys ad editorially upon Lord S dress as follows The little monster who gloats Constantinople over the butcheries will receive Lord Salisburys statement as glad It will be read with in expressible shame by thousands of de cent men and women In is Impo tent and powerless but It Is a dream to Imagine that he ordered the perpetra tion of those In my there Is no ground for thinking It was race faction and creed faction point W their most tbW tA and most horrible form which brought upon the wretched Armenians those terrible Why Didnt If why we have not Interr I can only answer for England could have threatened what I may call In tha seizing of here and there but when you are dealing with the rising ofa whole fanatical population against a popula tion with whom been at bit er enmity for and who are In mountains far removed from you are deceiving your If you Imagine that Englands long as it could done any thing In Nothing but a mil occupation could have done and does not possess the power for occupation at that Gladstone wrote in a letter that England could cope with five or six That was a most Illjudged nd rash If the Sultan meet us on the open dly we could cope with five or six it Is not arguing of England these am not tp answer the ques not J y confidently that pf the powers to J believe their with the Sulc s the power country ultimately re allow and secure ENGLISH ROAD MUST BE Threaten If Is Not nt by the Publishing Company New York Special Cable Despatch to Tho Si Trouble between the Government managers of the English rail running lona has to the business Sup White has the passenger trade ser Minister of Works gual Serra has issued a strong order threatening to revoke the annual con cession to unless is United States Hill has ar rived at La The Government issued his exequatur at The time in which military enrol ments were to he made expired to Seventeen thousand men were enlisted in this federal district There was great Minister of Foreign Rojas has gone to for a few Minister for War Ramon who has been ill for a few is NEPHEW Special to The cashier of the Port a a and the bank has been closed pending an examination of Its Barnard handed hlm in an upper room of the bank bulld inp some time on but It was not known until when his body was The closing of the bank was consequent upon the Barnard went to the bank usual about Wednesday opened his mall and read and about left the After that hewas not seen again Barnard was a few and often absented himself from home a day or two with out Ho often wont to New York for a day or so without leaving word with family aY to tils where abouts or Hla absence on Wednesday and Wednesday night did not his famly but he failed return Thursday evening they began to mako inquiries Learning that ho had riot bought a railroad friends began a search for On the bank building Is a which Has for years been used as a storeroom for old bookstand papers of the Out of room Is At this morning his body found closet the byr a He had thereon placed and till ihe him The body was In a It In Including overcoat rubbers and Bank reached Borne on on Wednesday began examining the affairs of the National He to have taken hola of the Fort TO GET nn Venezuela Communion will anly Send to Simlu to Search The Vene Commission held Its regular weekly meeting with all the members A great portion of the session was taken up In the ex amination of a number of maps and a quantity of matter sent from the State Up to time the commission has not received notice from either tho British or the Venezuelan Government of an Intention to avail Itself of the In extended to appear before the commission through Nothing has been determined yet as to sending an agent to Europe to collect evidence there the consideration of the It Is said that this work could not be intelligently taken until the moss of matter already before the commission has been thor and a knowledge ac quired of Just gaps remain to be from the European It Is spoken as probable that the Secretary of the will be later sent to Madrid to examine the official archives for records bearing upon original boundaries of If the commission decide to in trust Secretary with this errand to agent will also likely be despatched to Holland on a similar mis Certain experts believe that this the correct frontier lines tho neighboring countries would be the expeditious solution of the problem that confronts the There be the t the body of Barnard was found the held a meeting and directed that the bank be closed pend ing an examination Mr Van Vranken and the entire fordo of clerks of the bank are engaged In mak ing an examination of Its Nothing has been discovered as yet BO far as can he learned that would Indi cate banks affairs are It Is reported that the banks securities are locked up in vault and that the which was carried by has not been The bank Is the oldest national bank in Rome and did Jin immense Its business has grown considerably since of the Central National Bank in and it was looked upon as one of the soundest In In the The stock has been quoted and sold at The bank was organized in It has a capital stock of with a surplus of 000 and undivided profits of over George Barnard was born and reared In and was nearly sixtythree years He became connected with the bank in as About 187C he was appointed He was a thorough business man and his name was a synonym all that was honest and Besides attending to duties as cashier was od for many large He was a Democrat In and had hold several Including that of th he At the time his death he was one of the trustees of he State Hos Barnards friends believe that his suicide is due to temporary They believe that his mind cave way under load of cares he has carried tor will not believe that criminal can be charged anything Inst In the a f It is that the bank carried considerable paper that was not considered but It is not believed that the credit of the bank will be In any way Barnard a widow and three are Charles who is secretary and treasurer pf Rome Savings James a member of the of and Fred of firm Barnard Ho leaves a Charles of The Home Savings Bank did business In the same office with the Fort and had upward on de posit But the savings bank has about in giltedged and Us depositors will under no Examiner Van Vranken will say nothing for The Inquest was begun this Barnards Fred testified that the last time he saw his father was on Tuesday At that time he was cheerful and his usual The deceased very reticent about hlB but seemed de The Inquest was subject to the call of THE GUILTY MAN Jan Advertising Ever printed Inthe PRICE TWO UNKIND WORD IN THE WHOLE REPORT FOR YACHTSMAN WAS THE PARAGRAPH POOR Accuses His Wife of Scaling from His but Magistrate Simms Ml Rot Hold ALLOWED HER iLL OF Slie for Penny of It In and Her Ix Thoroughly A Not Sat Needles and and When man marries rOld Magistrate Market Court yesterday would been called upon to decide the momentous question f whether It Is legal for a wife to search he trousers pockets of her husband and appropriate to her the money found but the fact that been taken at all was not roved and the case fell A hundred thousand New York wives who decision with bated breath must for he a large amount of Informa lon bearing on the ethics of ng was brought out and for an hour a lawyer his wife domestic economy to the great lon of the Joseph Smith is sixty years old wears a stubbly gray He Ivos at 88 Barrow street and says IB is a lawyer practising at C8 William Fourteen years ago he met and loved Elizabeth the court wasthen years She refused to mar married some one Last fall he returned with an eight daughter and said his wife vas He declared that he oved Miss and she icr mind and they last Octo After less than four returned to her who lives t 440 Third made vain attempts to get to ro Then he remembered that Just Christmas she his rousers pockets and taken from He got out a warrant for her hearing of It rent at once to the court Your said the husband when she was arraigned yesterday under preexisting it for a wife to steal from her but the Its wisdom has recently passed a law mak it a for her to an his personal That aw I look upon as Just Se ng a I am entitled to he went I to tate that I am not actuated by am taking these proceeding in my as a member of the bar In mv opacity as an officer of this court waving his arms in rny as a citizen of this great country Never mind about this great coun me iiO cents to keep with In New Years and it came out of that In the three months we were together you gave me for housekeeping and not another On New Years I asked you for Godn sake to break a you had In your so tha we Ah exclaimed tha now he had how did you know I had a In my pocket You Showed It to nhe Youre a yelled Lawyer Smith said the angrily or ni dismiss the Behave as a Im beginning to doubt that you are Where did you get that saucepan I saw in the kitchen Mr Inquired of his trying to re p wan the ah If money f2 that the fancy you bough Carrie he with a 1 In Shut retorted Then turning to his wife he Inquired taunting ly And how about that dress you go on your birthday Blue replied the witness and it cost Then he wanted to know all about c charming 39cent coverlet and a Finally this of my n a court She was represented hv a lawyer y Smith swore that he hud captured her robbing his and she was put on the Im a he Im a said nm a of the Penal Code Tll i H Ill represent maa be addressing what uo you stole from me I didnt steal It she Did you steal po Mn Sir r I put In Then started on tack you spend on dress for he and where did le when Ij went to the was was the r her questioning was stopped as Suddenly Smith blurted out What did you do with that to cents I gave you on Tho Magistrate rapped for exclaimed Whore Is the you stole from me 1 Youre a liar Case shouted Magistrate When Smith left her husband she took away with her about 50 cents worth of old gingham to make dresses for her Acting on hoi lawyers rid sne brought It into court and offered it to He refused When the wad adjourned he went and snt In the body of the court his wrongs to a longshoreman Jn a blue Suddenly an Idea occurred to and he jumped up and asked him Court for a warrant ip a for the arrest of his wife and stepdaughter on of stealing tihe Magistrate refused to listen to Smith then made a speech to tho To a court officer he sail I think a mans a fool to marry at my dont you It only unsettles Then think of the money he has to blow Smith left tho court room She told the Magistrate that her husband starved and beat her and that far es she was concerned marriage had been a gigantic Some weeks he gave mo 5 to keep house she but generally ft was only J2 or and sometimes only BO The weeks iho gave me he generally borrowed of It back When we were promised all kinds of ir New The calico waists that pn ho me all kinds of money and a house ifi apron o called on me to return tnd that I brought into court and offered to him are Tittle better than old and are not worth more than 19 but he has been kept ho for about I him Since then he has written Insulting letters tq me rind called me 1 about the says I stole about the he from him until thoT man came from the court looking for Smith gave a complete list of all hor expenditures months of married husband asked her on the witness stand what she had done with a quarter of a dollar he had do le liir t to i nm the she said he pave her In three months she spent as follows i The balance of was vegetables and saries of the average beln Smith did not expect his wife to defray the rent out of a free swing to supply the I gueas there are better housekeepers she said 1 suppose have economized In JUDGE Fort r of National can with quarters In New Is He canie to pity fpr treatment ind wan suddenly taken heart a noted Indiana his Judges was kept sepret until w Lepps Post to tlie II Now Sweetheart t Him Somewhere In Jersey theres a maiden all Somewhere In Hoboken theres a If It hadnt been for the dog the maid be a wife and the bridegroom out In this narrative of how uneven Is tho path of real true George if Jersey City s the disappointed male Many months ago met a He refuses Just now to give so Interesting detail is But after meeting fell desperately In and in lue time popped the vital The IOP was followed by an affirmative the banns were cried and yesterday was set for the With tlie tender feeling of the benedict young Lepp concluded to re all the evils and these was the The was no party to his own dis So when along with his riend Frederick cf 75 whistled yesterday to the guileless that anl with them unsuspecting while hoy cooked up a scheme to raffle him off at a pink beer to during the day in Presently they came to Peter Roiss on High Point The gambolling In his lightsome on the gardeners grounds n a few seconds the florist and his ordered Lepp and who vore trying to catch the to get out f the p o New York Yacht and Unanimous Charges Against rt MORE THAN NOT The Committees Intimation It Would Have Been a Fine Thing to Have Faced All the FINAL ACTION DEFERRED UNTIL An Unsolicited Apology Seems to Be Words in the Americas Cup Committee Tho report of the special committee appointed by the York Yacht Club to Investigate the charges brought by Lord Inconnection with the yacht Defender was made public last After carefully re viewing the evidence presented In the the report says Upon o careful consideration of the whole ease the committee are of the opinion that the charge made by Lord which has been the subject of this had its origin in mistake that not only not sustained by but is completely and all the circumstances indicated by him as giving rise to his suspicion arei entirely and satisfactorily They deem but just to Iselin and the gentlemen concerned with as well as to the officers and crew of the that the committee should express emphatically their conviction that nothing whatever occurred in connection in that casts the least suspicion upon the integrity or propriety of their And the committee are not to that if Lord had throughout so as to have heard all the evidence that was he his own motion have with drawn a charge that was so plainly been so unfortunate in the it the feeling to which it has given The committee Closes iter report with expression of its a part of the should ob by a New York newspaper owned of the oldest members the club and published verse to one of on the morning of of The feeling of ail the who were talked with last night was entire satisfaction with in the committee dad fulfilled its task and with it Blended with this was a not vary but to bring the matter to a definite In other unless Lord take advantage of the opportunity given him by the report to make an apology he summarily expelled from the Not without my said Get out of said the you said Ill hrow you No no said ln many lore words than But what answer this never bo The retort was lost In he of a whirling of legs md fiats and bunches of The a policeman who arrested all In the meanwhile the dog pn with open mouth arid lolling n tho march to the tnn an lii was BO ho continued gallon ng over the gardeners hnn n nd tlm L She he waits fot my marriage and If I do not como there will be no didnt mean to hit ft tb Jail he The other prisoners were the was but It was too late o marry The bride had heard iof he and she the marriage The dog Is still SHOT AT THE i nuU Joseph t Treasurer of the Telephone Who Ives at Nicholas arid One New Is sifted that Hm TV oot a light M found two soon as roml the house p Stir her ran tha but did not white and bundled up about ACTION ON REPORT The Club Walt Until tlie General to Consider The meeting at which this report was presented to tho New York Yacht Club was called to order by Brown at 9 It was held in the model room of though not so well attended as the pre vious special at which the committee was it was fully as Tho report of the of read by Morgan his the was considerably by bursts of that greeted every In the resume of the testimony glyen at The two con the gist of whole matter and declared suspicions and he fall do BO the probabilities are that resolutions will be presented at the general meet ing Insist that an apology demanded from Lord His Lordship prove under this formal stress for an apology there Is no to judge from the temper of the members last that his shrift will be short and that his sion from the club will be coincident with his It was understood last night that the charges to were received with the report Com modore James of Americas Cup moved that of the be accepted and that the thanks of the club be tendered to the committee for Its very able and communication This wad then Lewis Cass Ledyard got consideration of the report and of matters referred tp therein be until the general meeting club on and that In time the report and be sent to each member pf Those lii the Were quick j batch the significance resolu tion by meant of the a Jury on Dun expired ver and that It at as judge what action should tha br York by at a on report report had the Tacht time that given New York for the of A i ud tho extraordinary conduct la Oa a be eul lillon Whitney aid hereby to add to matter a ttat committee shall thl club In natter to on behall o the meeting was a letter from land Kersey was which passage I from today Ins he It li now too III to at of abTe to away die W
