World (Newspaper) - October 27, 1897, New York, New York f Indication An Example in Help Wants in the Great Sunday World Last 428 MORE THAN LAST REACH THE GUEAT WORKERS j Circulation Books Open to Weather Indications The House and Home House and Home Wants in the Great Sun day World Last 222 MORE THAN LAST I Circulation Books Open to REACH ix NEW NLA I XXXVI the 1iihllNtil York f NEW In NOTT York of Vork mid City on DYNAMITE fit PRESIDENT DEPEW His Detectives Have Positive Evidence to This Effect and Clues to the Perpetra tors ONE VICTIM FOUND FIREMANS BODY Roadbed Was Wrecked Before the Arrival of the Train Was It the Work of Who Wanted to Loot the Express Car Only less than the direful ten minutes the broken guards news of the disaster on the New York road at Garrisons was the statement made by Depew last that the socalled accident was no accident at but tho direct result of a malignant It no said Depow after he nnd his experts had the dragged by ponderous derricks from Us bed ot It was no sloughing off of a bit of rotten road bed that caused this terrible It was the direct result of nn sion of placed on the track solely to send a train 10 destruction and Us Inmates to sudden Coming with the of President name and statement will he received with respen and forward end of the holler appeared above Ihe Up came the huge dripping and so bat tered that It bore no resemblance lo nn As It slowly rose a ton or more of black mud began to drop back Into the As al leyes watched this and tho rnb ami tho dock extending toward whore the tondor had boon was revealed the body of a It was slipping along with the mud nnd would have gone back Into the river had not a wrecker thrown u that caught It at the Tho body was pulled over on deck 1B of the It was recognized that of the thoroughly It Is one of several theories advanced in The World Ho had caught of tho between It and thn tender ami pressed down into tlie mud on tho bottom of tho When the engine was above the sur the brought by Presi dent an expert from the Bills Locomotive of be gan his He came ashore In half an hour and told Depew he had found the tle closed Indicating that the en gineer had seen danger ahead and had shut off tho The reversing lever was what is known as running and this showed that the had taken Its plunge before the engineer could lift his hand from the throttle to the reversing Tho pilot was practically blown That Is a and our so tnat nls engine had struck nothing In detectives have definite positive jts night and had Jumped clear over the clues to work break In the Tho driving In this connection It Is worthy of re main side rods and all that tho express car of the the rest of the motive parts were in illfated train had worth of money and Jewels In Its There was a rumor that a largo part of this treas ure wa sgold from the Klondike on Its last Monday as a possible to tho But it was clven there as n theory I DODOW gives It as a which can bo backed by Have Definite It is very Depew but I am Informed by one of our detec tives that Chief Humphreys has already received positive Information tending to make good my backed by the physical that this break was made by Ho Is working hard on tho Information and I am aK ho Is on the road to Information which will throw a great deal of the The road has been CALLS PLATT TIF He Will Investigate Him as Relentlessly as He Will He If He Is Given the Power of the Mayors PLATT DECLINES TO DISCUSS THE George Calls Crokers Defiance an and Says That He Is Distrustful Even of the Grand CHARGES OF FRAUD SCHOOL BUILDINGS look upon an n a nod A a mini nlin in In for the name piir c that mill who luin been ut the perfect Some of these would havo been broken had tho engine struck the roadbed or Tho smokestack was torn off and the trucks nnd wheels that president Dopew way to tho treasure vaults bo true It Is to were left on the bottom ern desperadoes had hatched out a plan of tho Tho tho expert of robbery after wrecking tho aa Superintendent But If they did they chose a poor spot much battered and but for carrying out their and did tno M superficial and had not reckon on tho on which tno mado tho left Ulc express car floated down to anj tno impact with the rivers Eight men havo guarded tho bcd four by day and four by and tho of tho American Express Mr Depow ns the cx pany declare no robbery has been bogan to deliver hi was far as they none Has Francla s a brother of tho been Ing engineer and a conductor on un Dopew reached the sceno of other Ho listened lo tho tho accident at 5 accompanied by ho lho State Railroad Commissioner Ashley ho I John died at his post Thank I could not keep said tho President of tho Central with his for llla brothers falling I want to see that sald Dr Depew lie and see if It carries out General mo tnat Qn lho Sunday Ulc Manager theory of a broken ne brother I am satisfied It docs No to trom But his NEW YORKS SIAMESE Miss Neilson May Be With Him as His Wife When SENDS ROSES TO HIM Her He In with n broken axle could havo cut the hold in that us ihe Now York roadbed which was found lnd treated him well fjr so after tho It was some thing else that cut many years he Intended to stick to it as long as he Tho wrecking boat Defiance had charge of the work or getting up the had with him an expert engineer to report on tho condition of tho locomotive when It should bo American express car with Its load of His arrival was the signal for various largo crowd watched tho officials to seek him and thorn were below the Highland and tie conferences hero and Tho one noticed that the guard of four be at greatest length and most a guard of eight as the time for Importance was held with Division Su getting up tho car drew off the Hudson River Soon afterwards presi dent Dopew said e Wrecked the We know that the was as The constant poundings i trains brings about this after the accident It was found of New general manager of the express company of division and from tho general office In this watched the work on the men went dripping and a perpendicular The cleavage was straight We have this separa tion could have been effected In only one and that ras by driving a of dynamite Into the earth and ex It after the passage of the pre Investigation on this lino at ond of tho car under a pile of package But the small safe was This led to a wild rumor that the ear had boon but the small safe was found hidden In the The safes were opened by the com who found their contents There was In specie and bills and In About worth of goods had floated away there was a heap of stuff utterly ruined by for which some Special lo The gloom of Ell Shaws cell In tho county Jail has been partly dispelled by bright They came from a nearby and bear no card or Tho un happy youth prisoner pressed tho token to his lips more than and dropped a tear among fragrant Ho Know or guessed whore the and today It was learned positively that Miss Mabel his pretty young had arranged to havo tho tokens of affection sent to the prisoner each Stanch In her belief of young Shaws and true to her Miss has begun an active campaign in his It Is reported that the fact that Shaw Is a prisoner In tho county Jail charged with murder wll not prevent Hie wedding taking place as originally It Is said that next month Miss Neilson will bo mar ried to Shaw In the Jail If ho has no been released one will have to The PUT A STRANGER IN nt I p tf eti UN Security Four bead of the Police Detective hud four prisoners In a bunch last Ho said they were In the It all came about through tho desire of of i as a In ist he answered an advertisement In a tew Vork newspaper asking for loans nd offering good came on In response to a letter nd mot Gideon Park at Smith Mo Sells In Washington Park from offering lo pay In thirty lie gave as so pawn tickets for worth of envoi The complaisant lender was next In In turn to John and Isaac who all borrowed money on Die of pawn until ound himself Ihe possessor of tickets representing for e had loaned The men failed to show up on the ay appointed for a and Vard then found that many of the had been raised their nal Ho then communicated with the Meanwhile Ward had not enough money to get Ho HO to In pawn las succeeded In procuring work as an electrician at and Is llv 255 West the two the SAX T In this She of approached the newspaper men made the positive statement quoted Thomas marked i among and burst Into hysterical huge crowd watched with breathless Tha the the splendid 10 mm the counterpart of the Centrals tor 111 of from Its bod of mud torn of the It was V Mi when the Iron of mako for us uu HARBISON ON OUR Former President and Special to Tli Harri son and his family arrived today from New In tho said the former I have road tho proofs of my This Country o and havo been running a cross cut grubbing out Wo came by way of Now York City Tho streets there were In wretched con all torn A form of grip o Influenza was and we I saw Tracy several Tin Republicans whom I met seemed to fee they were going to Harrison refused to give an es of Henry I saw some ot my old Republican friends who were supporting Low an talked with continued tho gen I have nothing to say about Mr The campaign Is a tangle tha nobody at this time can tell anything Judges Admit but Deny it Was in Pay for Nomi to Wed Mm Who Wan Her to en of Warren Hough ana of Grea was announced hero today Is n wealthy Now Yorl stock broker with at 7 was a Miss of New her mar to She and Mr had been previously A few years ago camo to to spend lho an met dim about a year and now Hoi Is engaged to her former lovei The wedding will soon take YELLOW JACKS NEW lift new oases of yellow were today and live reports ton now eases and one and Mobile thro new was u light frost a Mobile this Surgeon Carter of the Marino Hospital has ar rived at Montgomery from to aid the local ART OF ELECTION penny nor promised to pay one Tho law requires that every for shai with tho County Clerk after each election a sworn muut of tho moneys expended by him In his for his If you look Inio the public to every you will such statement by of my made by me In my In any directly or before or after tho Justice David McAdam was asked the same question put to as to Contribute to Ihe Expenses of GETTING If IN True Dlil to Honry George has declared in recent that Judges tted by Tammany havo to pay for their The laws of New York iavo required since ISM that every lato for shall Ille Immediately election a sworn statement of his Tho charges by George 1m among others Justices and all of whom cen elected Tammany has only named Justices Ingra lam and In making tho accusations Candidate declared that Croker got the money paid and did not dare deny Richard contrary to his custom of talked freely yester day about tho If Justice Pryor paid or any other said ihe U as his contribution to lho cam which was used to Insure his Ho did not pay It for his As far as the statement concerning Ingraham Is I do no know anything about I was not a the head of tho Tammany when tho matter alleged If candidates paid money It was to thi Under tho old election law tho organisation hud to bear tho of priming ballots and attending to jots of other matters about N money was over pod to meby any Judicial Justice Roger Pryor was seen a his house last night by a World re porter and asked If ho contributed t Tammany Hall or paid Indi for his He at firs thought that ho had nothing to say 01 but later gave tho folio win signed statement The World To ttio Editor of The WorW i Judge He was considerably exercised over the mutter and declared with a good deal V Torre f never paid one Not ono As for the rost of tho I nt toll you they 1 wart wen upon If any man should ome into my and ask me to put p money for my nomination I would him kick til of the house If uch a preposterous Why should 1 pay for my lon I never wanted It In the I was to Inko It he party thought I would win If 1 verton the I could mako live much money at tho II bo belter for me as far as Is But aflor Tam any had boon defeated twice I thought could help Ihe party out by going on he Thats how I happened t n a I wanted to help out have boon on the bench n long ind 1 shall bo glad when I got This s im lint It I havo said I never paid for my nom and 1 say hut you un that Tammany or any ther political organization cannot nit So we are all assessed I have been assessed and I havt sa o ga w my last year on account of tno age lt and I can tell you 1 mn glad Henry George made tills simple and direct statement It was not made In the heat of n but In his own He made It just as It Is given and ho made It In a thoughtful and collected way that stamped it as tho expression ot nn honest and as tho result of deliberate On the plump George intimated tho thing concerning both Platt nnd Ho Is sure that Platt Is than and In tills respect hla In In accord with lho of thn If the people Intrust me with continued I will Platt to the full of my resources and as relentlessly as t will He Is In fact tho more accomplished nnd greater swindler of the In reference to Crokers statement that If George had any evidence against him ho might hiy It before the Grand George said That reminds me of tho old Walk Into Ihe said the spider lo tho That would please but 1 do not intend to be caught so Crokers statement that I could do no more as Mayor George than as plain George Is all II nows It will cost money to bring out the and as Citizen is a oor he cannot afford As Mayor George I will have a largo and I tell you I will nd net Another reason why I would not go eforo tlie Grand Jury at this time Is I am distrustful of the whole the Grand abor has no representative and Tam lany has been known to meddle I bound at this time make That lias to bo done In a eare il I would virtually pro behind tho re irns if elected added Mr his eyes Hashing 111 got Of that I am What Is the use of mincing words fere Is tho In a nutshell Mr baas of Tammany has go ich very Ho has been spend g a lot of money and the question th want him to answer Is Hov Id he gel It another Croker said th ther day Urn the books in the apartments while Tammany was In con rol wore open for Inspection and that h Ihe fullest We culled his James Dab Chairman of our labor called at ihe rooms of th Board of and demanded t eo the books for the period when Tarn was In His request was not only bu So wo are all assessed I have been assessed and I huvi paid my assessment every I can how much It but I pair and you will a record of It made the County Clerk and sworn to dont consider that paying tor mj Justice Frederick Smyth has an eye during tho past few has been trained to look out for and when approached by Th World he mado a movement from his courtroom to tho sir sir I wont say i I wont bo I won say a word to anybody ho shouted the reporter had a chance to asl a I am busy on busl and 1 cant possibly bo Inter you cant see mo In my private room for Ill be busy too I dont want to say Tho last part of tho sonteno disappeared down the elevator shaft n tho Judge made a hasty landing on th floor son of Henry on him with tho compliments of hi fallier his declaration money paid by judges for their said at tho Now York Club las night that ho did not foel at liberty t nay whether or not lie hart called o or whether ho had corroborate Georges He was ho that the matter hud got int tho MRS Very Low hi Her Hume Hope for Is very 111 at he home at Davenport near New The doctors In have but little hope of her recovery She Is suffering trojn a complication o All her children are at the an ho and others were ordered out of tho These men arc now In a lawyers of milking affidavits In order to take the case before a Supremo Court Judge to compel the surrender of tho books over to us for an investigation to be be gun at The case will probably como up In court we Intend to prove Is that ngo charges were made by organ zed labor that the city was being led In the construction of school build The charges were of such a nn ure that tho Board of to take A few favorite men had put In estl nates to do the although they over Intended to do the work them Having through their influence tho contract they sublet It to mother man at a of many thou of It was utterly Impossible for ion tractor to Uo the work according to specifications the rake the first alleged contractor left profit for If dono This was all to before the who rendered a report that he matter should ue laid before the 3rand But the was hushed We want to get tho names of That will tell tho George was asked whether It was true that he as said that In tho event of his election n up ear Ing Improbable he would urge his to vote for George said I am certain that I never said any thing of the There must have boon a misunderstanding of what I I did say that Low il the same revolt against In the Republican party that I did In tha Democratic We are both against tho party Croker was asked yesterday if he Intended taking any legal action against I dont suppose anybody takes attacks ho His own people resent his personal attacks and suppose he Is Why doesnt he come out and fight fair as man to man Why does ho want to wait until ho gets the machinery ot government behind him to move against a private citizen A World reporter sought In vain to see Senator Platt last night with rela tion to Henry Georges attack upon Ills card was returned with tho re The Senator says he Is very engaged and bogs to be A noto was then sent to Senator and tho same reply was Next tho reporter sent another inclosing an extract from and asked Senator Platt to mako some Tho Senator returned the extract without TWEEDS FATE MUST OVERTAKE I Believe There Is a Law to Reach He in an Electrifying At two meetings in Harlem last night Henry George spoke to more than Tho meeting was nt tho Ice Lexington avenue and One Hun dred and Seventh which will accommodate and It crowded to the The second was Second avenue and One Hundred and which will accommodate and U was two thirds Tho great crowds anticipated that would continue his attack on Platt and on and they were not He de them as thieves and as tho Siamese twins of He de clared that If he were elected Mayor ho would start an Investigation which might lay Croker and his accomplices In Sing Beside so bitterly denouncing and George told his audiences that If they did not seo lit to vote for him he would prefer that they should vote for Beth he was an honest a fearless man and Independent of tho The building is a huge barnlike structure with walls and ceilings made to represent It was Impossible for half tho people who were there to hoar What George and the other speakers had to They could hear Tom Johnsons and I hey roared with when the sang to the tune of a wicked man Is As you will all agree To be upon Ills ticket Taken n neap o Anil de known where ilat currency U Dick Croker lays to Par forty down Ill put you on ticket for Comptroller ot dli Het but caul be ENTHUSIASTICALLY George matte one ot the longest speeches that he has made during J and at no time since his no has he been more In the early purl of his he told ot the he wished to be elected to the
