New York World (Newspaper) - January 16, 1902, New York, New York I Forecast Circulation Open to AIL ii VI Weather Forecast Circulation Books Open to liy the York NEW JANUARY OVE In York TAVO of Grenter New York Jersey City on lince Tunnel Seven Days It Has Purchased and Has Made Enormous Deals With a to Installing Electricity for Suburban WARIS KING So to for Edward said The war may now be regarded as approaching its He was the officers of the guards reviewing a draft o the Coldst reams and Scot who start for South Africa to In other respects the Kings speech THIEF IS HUN Police of Say They Have Caught the Dishonest ANNOUNCE PLAN TO MAKE TUNNEL Be Used Only for Through Underground Sta Provided Connect with Pennsylvania Increase of Voted by Directors to Meet was not He was by the Prince of the Duke of the Duke of Cambridge and Lord surrounded by brilliant POPE the Home Cor Fairs cor respondent writes The death of tihe Pope may be ex any as His Holiness can only be said to be just He takes little nourishment and is generally half He suffers no pain and simply dozes the hours away without comprehension of what Is going on around BETRAYED BY CHUMS WHO WERE WITH NEW YORK CENTRALS TUNNEL RELIEF Two side equipped with for all local Underground station beneath pres ent Grand Central Available fund of created to meet expense of all proposed Im Possible connections with proposed Railroad tunnel In Several whole blocks of city prop erty already secured at a cost of private residences and a brewery will be de to make way for the pro In addition to announcing a new plan for a great underground station and elec equipment of two tunnels for the handling of suburban the New York Railroad Company yester day disclosed the amazing fact that since the disaster of seven days ago It has closed bargains for over worth real estate needed for the completion of this same Every Inch Of land needed for the great New York Central improvements has either by purchase or by said John real estate broker who executed the big This rapid accumulation of the many properties was revealed to the real estate world as one of most brilliant the history of the Manhattan realty Since the recent accident in the New York Central tunnel Broker Golding has ob a wlda strip of property along the west of Park from to more than half of the blocks Park Lexington avenue and He had to rapid negotiations with nearly I 380 separate and the property which he has under contract or op tion is In the aggregate at His actual amount to Golding refused to discuss his ac or the manner In which he obtained his He referred his to President of New York The news that Golding had ob of the property desired before the public WHS informed of the rail roads plans was at first received with Several big in eluding ft and Interests represented by George had whirlwind onslaught of upon the blocks north i of the Grand Central Station and were making hurried investigations with a view to key parcels on were stopped by announcement that Golding held needed under knowing purposes for on TO 7 lo II I GEORGE WASHINGTON MASTER OF THares Him Alove mill AH a Special to Tiis Washing ton Is put forward by of the University of as one of the greatest literary workers of America and the Many of said he to his class in prose literature have been taught to regard Macaulay and Robert Louis Stevenson as the masters of Eng lish prose like is to be ranked on a basis of the thought expressed ana not of the manner of expressing few as hla writings expressed great noble on the basis of Tils address deserves to rank above the Ens WOMEN IN Pitiful Follow of Special to out superfluous In the Census Of fice was begun this when two hundred mostly were dis charged without The scenes that ensued were Many women some rushed to the office of the protesting against dismissal and begged to be until the end of the To all such Merriam replied that it would Impossible to grant the re quest that It was absolutely necessary to reduce the working and that was powerless to help The re ply of the Director usually brought north tresh tears and he finally locked the door and gave orders more be Director Merriam stated this evening that this Is simply a of the removals of clerks in large numbers In the near VANDERBILTS ARE Will Advance Xo More Money to Their Bunker Special to The who came from New York as agent of the to settle the affairs of the Metropolitan In which their relatives were has paid out over leaving less than McNamee said today The bank will not Neither the nor Jacob assistant nas any Those whom I repre sent have Intention of interesting banking nor will they ever again feel to liquidate debts Incurred by either ENGINEER LOST HIS Thought the Switch Warn Open mill an old and trusted engineer of the was at the throttle of the bis locomotive of the which was running at the of mile an hour last when the lights of tho town and the ola engineer shouted to Hurt his Jump for your Burt The Is Both was fatally There had been no daneer bo the The atonal of switch showed an According to Bible has been more or leas nervous since he was in a at several months FINED A FLIRT Severe Meted to a Man Who Annoyed School Special Hanover was fined by Judge Pollard today on of disturbing the peace of Mary testified that Hanover stood at Beaumont streets 9 accosted gome of the remarks the defendant is air ana He Accused One of Them of Stealing His and Then the Whole Story Came IS PLANS FOR THE PRINCES Brother Henry Sails 15 with a Great Retinue of German SON OF THE AMERICAN WOMAN WHO SNUBBED KING EDWARD PRINCE OF COSTLY IMPERIAL PLATE FOR ENTERTAINING Visitors May Board Imperial Yacht Liner at Newport News 1 or Off Sandy NEW nolle of the seat of justice of Jeffer son just opposite New have three crooks under one of whom Is without question the valet who stole worth of els from the home erf Paul Thebaud at White a few weeks The men gave their names as George of Louis West of anil of The first two were arrested across the river this charged with robbing the trunk of Manners of about of Manners reached here two days ago and took rooms at the Charles He claimed 10 be a travelling drummer Cnr a hut to give name house he trav elled He had a room a man of the name of from Yesterday two one of whom said that he was toltl the clerk he wanted to leave the hotel at once and asked that his a be brought down from his This was and the two men en tering a cab drove to the Illinois Cen tral They arrived there too Into to the train and tried the other depot without They tried to set a eab to take them out of but tills was impossible at the Finally they to the where they register as Marsh and In the meanwhile Manners returned to anil finding his valise gone notified the hotel proprietor that It contained In After closely questioning Manners the police arrested him ami later captured the other two The two men accused Manners of robbing them and also said that he was Kerns and a reward of had been offered by New for his ap They averred that he had taken a large amount of jewelry from The bauds but had got scared and only carried a portion of It away The man who is declared to be Kern says his name is Manners and that his father is a pawnbroker in Groveland and that he travelled around the country to dispose of un redeemed The man who Identified him as Kerns says he has known Mm for years and served In the penitentiary with Manners certainly answers in every particular the description of Kerns sent out by the New York The two thieves were brought to New Orleans their crime having been committed but Mlan or Kerns Is locked up In the Jeffer son Parish The Jefferson police are in communication with those of New York as to what should be done with a gold a diamond brooch and some pearls were In the lost by the Miming Valet in Titus sent a telegram to the police of lost evening to hold the as he believed tho one described as Manners is the and Paul Thebaud were robbed of worth of jewels on Dec on which day Edward theh They nad left their town house at 168 Madison avenue to spend New Years at Gedney the country place of Howard near Kerns accompanied Thebaud placed many of her jewels In a case and took them on the These jewels were missed while was dressing for dinner and an was Then It was noted that who had been given leave go to White Plains to consult a as he said he was had not Thebaud telephoned to hip house keeper in the Madison avenue thinking ho might have loft the Jewels The housekeeper told him the house had also been and that most of the valuable Jewels there had been Within fortyeight hours after the rob hery men had recovered worth of the stolen which had been pawned for so eager had been the to The detectives learned that disappeared on the night of the robbery with whom he was She kept house for a and Kerns had known her for some She was ac to the confessed that Kerns stolen the jewelry Tn order that they might liee from the said she had pawned The bauds sealskin It was be at the had Philadel He dyed his hall before His The police later under the assumption that lie had returned to tms by his Emperor made public today the tact that his brother Prince who is to represent him In the forthcoming exchange of courte sies between Germany and the United States In connection the launching In New York of the royal yacht would sail for America on The Kaiser has also out some other plans for the other side of the but these are tentative aaul be modified In any way that President Roosevelt Prince Henry sail from Bremen on the North German Lloyd Kronprinz Wllhelm on at tended by an Imposing suite of naval officers and of the on Mic liner for the royal party are fifteen he slda and there may lie double that In view of the of youthful noblemen to be allowed to make the at If the present plans are carried out the Prince will first see the American j shore at Newport off which the WIHhelm will anchor a brief notwithstanding that ocean liner will have a full complement of passengers and the deviation the Virginia coast will cause a great loss of time on the The royal yacht which 111 precede the will be lying oft News She dis German accord ing the plan made known hy the will proceed up the Po tomac River to so that Henry may freet first of all the citizens of the United In behalf of the soldier of the the White The pres ent Idea IB that the arrives at the capital President Roose velt will go on board the yacht and he and the Prince will steam little trip by But all this may be since that method of procedure is of the American of doing such The will moat probably run up to Now York from Newport News and the reception of the Prince will be made an public As the Emperor Is seeing personally to every detail of the Imperial yachts even to the his lively Interest In the matter has been com to the German people gen and is of widespread Admiral Count von who Is to command the imperial yacht Hohen arrived here this morning from Kiel and went at once to having been called by Emperor tb receive his personal Instructions for the The Admiral had a long Interview with the Kaiser and returned to t Noblemen to The navy Is all wrought up over the approaching and German officers are eager for assignments to ac company Prince Many young noblemen are bringing Influences to bear to obtain an appointment for The list of applicants Is already many times larger than the suite as e I nee there are some who cannot well be It Is probable un der the unusual the original number to compose the suite will be The reason why the Prince doea not go over on the Imperial yacht Is because of the lack of accommodations on the This Is due to the generous space set aside for the which leaves few staterooms be made into bed Elaborate preparations are being made for social entertainments on board the By the special orders a splendid silver service was sent today to Kiel from the treasures In the old His Majesty personally Inspected the treasures and selected the service which js to be used on board the Hohenzollern on special Emperor Williams programme that Prince Henry shall York and Washington a grand hanquet on board the Inviting the the members of the Cabinet and The curator of the silver treasures goes to the United the Hohen zollern to take care of the valuable The Hohenzollern Is tun ready for the t now at almost any She probably will sail within a and will take a southerly will coal several the way because of the of iher The trip will be In a leisurely so that the vessel will have to wait more than a week at News for the coming pf and his Prince In n Heal Prince Hanny is means His Father Calls on ident and Secretary to Ask if Homburg dent Will Affect Pres Hay Sons SELECTIONS WERE PRESIDENTS TO QUIT MM Denial that He Had Making Sensational Plays Amazed Those Who Cable to The by tlm Frees Publishing New York MONTE an that Charles Pres ident of the would leave Carlo tomorrow or the next Schwab Is greatly displeased be of the that has been at In the United States to his highly sensational playing at the and particularly annoyed by the appearing In some of the leading Tlie report that had cabled the Associated Press in New York denying playing has created unbounded where every one ihas venturing of great sums by the steel The demurrer by Schwab has ex more talk thun any within ten The American liand two bets at each yester staking allowed on a number on both Such playing Is regarded as distinctly and that has been the character of his play day since he came His entire to large losses aiml Jack of apparent feeling when he sums has attract ed the oldest habitues of the Schwalb has So have Lord Rosslyn and despite their heavy Never the ut ter of trying to get the best of ithe more illus An was wired to he asked If he could come and try his tem on so the managers of Casino say to all with open BIG OCEAN LINERS of While Star Other by Press New York Despatch to The Amons on the steamer which today for New are a director in the White Star and the Leyland lines Bruce Ismay and White Star directors Ralph John lead ing Liverpool shipping It Is be that their mission to the United States Is connected with rumored pending transatlantic combine between the White American and Atlantic Transport The opinion In shipping cl is that a working agreement will be settled upon Now York and that so must preu B 1 PARDONS BY Governor Announces List of 473 Granted in the Last Special tn DBS practically the closing act of his the new Secretary of the today made public thc names of 478 prisoners to whom lie had ex tended executive clemency within the last two The Governors record in this respect has never boon equalled in To tho majority of of the release of more than 90 of the prisoners ns a complete mini In many strong protest Is It the Governors to refuse the newspapers access lo the urging ais M thai publicity attending the release of a convict handicaps his efforts to Unless the prisoners returned to former was mil often the no ono learned of the In the case of certain notorious crim when the pardon or parole became a storm of criticism it being charged thiat the Governor was tho and in some cases It was that politics was There was no concep of the extent to which the power has been Twentytwo prisoners convicted murder were Others released were Offenses against 38 20 14 IS 5 and burg roWbery and The pardon of of Wln a former member of the legis caused much owing to the fact that Woods backers opposed the election of the as did and pardon was made an Issue in the political DISOWN ELOPING Mother but Are Special to TIM aged and Miss Fan nie eloped to and were That evening they but kept their wedding a secret from their parents until when they fold their story and prayed lor The mother of the bride accorded the couple a hearty At the hus the reception was boy and girl remained only a few moments to explain the situ Janssens father has publicly dis owned he will never be The Hot of and bi fa s Tha and K MAT Milton Henry Says that Millionaires Ellesmere Is a Duplicate of Milton who node for and Keune In England last said yesterday that has a good chance to win the Derby season with his American I saw win a dash in Prance from a fast field of two said and he impressed me as being a colt much above the average in abil He resembles Yankee more than any horse I can think The only difference between them Is in Ellesmere being a brown while Yankee Is a Both are by They are both resolute with plenty of has a line place at near All the stables and aro built in the American who left here last summer to train for has had considerable a will for Vlam I will sail for France on I have been engaged to ride for Baron de to the well known French owner Baron de has second call on my The barrier has not been used to start horses with In but this season 4t Is to try it the The latter are not allowed to race until SEPARATE SCHOOLHOUSE FOR EACH There IN Only One Colored Child In a District a Teacher Mint UJe has issued an order that M there be only one colored child of school ago la school district the authorities must provide a separate schoolhouse und a This order takes in the entire Terri tory and will prove expensive to the various SCHLEY TO HUNT to Try HU at Schley and wife were entertained Palestine Knights at a reception and banquet In the Temple Admiral Schley will co hunting Car deer on St Catherine lie says he has never killed a As Catherine 43 game serve and well he may have opportunity there Potent New England Influ ences Behind Appointment of Senators Newport Re gards the Special to The of the earliest callers at the State Department today was Senator George Peabody of Rhode He had been told that mores snub at years ago to the of now King Edward was a matter of diplo matic and he was very ous ascertaining His William SiKe appears upon the state Departments roster of secretaries of the Special Embassy tOthe Kings corona wore an ous look wont lato Secretary Hays private He was looking re he came out five What Hay has not been question to the of State has not been so he went to If hls son would be persona non ait the Of came with the that would not make any ob jection when Prince Albert ho ordered officially that no Wetmore should ever tie received Visit to White Wetmore from the State Department to the where he was at ushered into the presence of President I cant discuss th said upon his I will not say whether I up the question of my sons persona non grata at the court of James or I went to thank the for the honor upon my Tonight It developed that Secretary Hay told Senator Wetmore that suffi cient time had not elapsed since the appointment of the Special Embassy to develop any if the British Government desired to make a Hay assured Wotmore that no ot any objection to his son had reached the State Department and ho was confident be today declines to dis cuss the as the affair la natural ly distasteful to her keen The mere that for this reason her privacy was so ruthlessly In her precludes from any discussion of the There Is a companion story to the snub administered by During the sama season and indeed on the day bo fere asser tion of h r Mary Auden ried and her Miss Countess of were members of the American colony at was barely but already beauti During several days previous to the Wetmore Incident the Prince of Wales had singled out Miss Florence Auden as the object of marked Still Another Upon the night that summarily gave nim his the Prince of Wales invited Miss Audenried to the at tihe Bis equerry came with the message where she The young American girl to the and while thanking His Royal for the regretted that it was impossible to accept hla as she would leave Homburg her tne The Prince was astonished and per inquired the reason I Your replied Miss that mamma is taking away because I met It was on the next day bat the tried and en countered a similar repulse There was another time Albert Edward graciously Intimated to Mary Mine de that Mj he call upon her The A brilliant American sent Hla Royal that she be Jou to his the Princess It 4s also part of
