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   World (Newspaper) - July 26, 1900, New York, New York                                Weather Forecast THEN These may be letters ot they may be bank You can make a pile of either like this for yourself by Intelli gent use of Sunday World Want Adver tise Bust ness Oppor tuni Circulation Books Open to Circulation Books Open to All r Forecast THEN YOU will NEED a rake if you stick to the Sunday World in advertising Business Capital seek ing investment finds it through the Sunday Use 7 time lr the Sew NEW JULY CENT Jii and Jersey CENTS of Greater New City and on National Committee of the Party Decides that a Third Ticket Is Not Needed and Would Do ANYTHING BEAT BRYAN That Is Their Professed Purpose So as to Get Solid Platform and Reunited SCHURZ WANTS THIRD TICKET TJie to Meet nt About 15 and Probably Pnt ll a Special lo Tho July National Democrats Committee voted unanimously after hear ing the arguments of the Committee not to nominate third The only two who were In favor of independent action were Gordon of New Louis The met with the Gold Democrats this afternoon and strenuously urged tho latter to a convention for tho purpose of nominating a third They refused noted on the ground of The Gold Democrats after voting against with the elected Charles New Chairman In place of Pea who nicy will issue an address now being General expressions indicated that tho Gold Democrats that are opposed to a ticket expect their following to vote Cor or stay away from the Anything to Uryan was the They reaffirm the Indianapolis maintain wil bring about tue ot Bryan and than come into lino hence what they term a and united Democratic They say that the Indianapolis plat form of Is tlie best platform ever and they do not care to form ai alliance with or any one else that will cause entanglements when old Democracy to Its former All States Third It Js a noticeable that most of the Gold do not condemn the of The names of and Cleveland wens mentioned when tho proposition of a leader for a ticket was But of course would accept and 11 was found that not a sln from a State in the section favored naming any National Gold Democratic ticket this Indiana luwa and Nebraska worn united and against These it is are to be the great battle ground in this Charles Tracy opposed cj because ho salt imperialism a Sensational proprietor of the Courier and of thu National Executive made a sensation by a in which said I in ISM that national honor tn the stability of its money was Involved and I voted and worked against If I believed that In there is any I would this day against the regu lar Democratic No sane man believes this danger The Creo and doomage of silver at the ratio of liPto 1 without tho consent o any other nation has been 10 another generation by this It is a past My haunt goes out to those who strug gle for liberty in every and I applaud and approve expression In Ulio platform sympathizing with the people who may robbed of free in order to enable English greed to gather to Its gold of South Only In tho Interest of her own purposes England desire the amity of tho United Slates of to love more than it loves H own greait is first in honor and place the o the We mo must mrt encourage a weak corrupt to barter free institutions and 1n a Wth the most rogant selfish power in all Eu I am compelled by a sense of what is duo to free that I to sup port earnestly and actively an American whom I believe loves his and I believe to be the and best type of an American and thus I shall voto for and sup port Halderman made the surprising INDEX TO Hoard t mid U Lcl Flaw Hilp Ui H M 7 1innon ami a ami 8 1 4 2 S 8 U id 4 o a 5 10 6 8 4 S 3 a 4 H t feme 1 e llm U statement that the National Gold Dem had a sum lit money lift from It ho entirely liy like Hewitt nnd leu Tho unexpended had boon for four After the committee not to n third not to unite with tho Want II chairman of the Unit a call would bi Issued I am we will name as the place for tlu mid T would presume that It will be for the same time the antiImperialist Of course will be arranged He la thoroughly in favor of a third On the one said if tho In dependent elements vote for McKInley he will point to it as an Indorsement of Ills ns the vindication of hi law and his socalled reform On tho other In by of Bryan would load him placidly to assume that ills silver hallucinations were is need of a of n third that will continued The National 1y action tonight Indicate thai they will go out of existence and scat ter among tho old We lool hopefully to tho which will meet here In August t Ind that this league la displaying tendencies toward tho nomina tion of a third which was a thing not thought of at This opinion la growing dally and there is much promise tn naa a delegate to the Chicago Convention of and later to the National Democratic Convention He tays ho wants JJe Tho mone question would be he If It were not for Those wh say that It la dead as long as Bryan Is a deceive because If Bryan were elected ho would The committee does not desire to be known as but prefers to be called Their con vention will be a Liberty The best political believe that he outcome of the situation will bo that the Gold Democrats ui a sup port because they believe tho most important task at hand is the defeat of and tho will decide at the meeting In this 16 to nominate a Carl for Third Carl has written leading antl hero that there must lie a third Many eminent say that a third ticket will In a mistake because the American people never support any third meritorious tho plat The ticket will therefore make a pitifully poor showing at the and every In the country will point to It as proof of the insignificance of the opponents of his Vote of in Opposing Third Tho Gold Democratic voto for Presi dent in 1S9S in the States whose rep opposed a third ticket Is shown In tho following In cases it Is barely 1 per of the total vote Missouri Indiana Nebraska Brooklyn Boy Goes Insane at Elmira and Hangs Himself in His ATTEMPTS AT Mother Kept Quiet Until It Be comes Necessary to Call In the owa Michigan Wisconsin ROOF GARDEN OW FIRE Women Faint and Girls Jump Over the Twelve hundred persons fled fire n tho roof garden of the New York Theatre last Six hundred or more went down the on both sides of the took to the stairs and a few were taken to safety down the two White the fire continued and before lie roof garden was cleared excitement Half a hundred women fainted ind but for the excellent order kept by employees of the house and the coolness shown men in the audience here would have been a panic and n which have resulted In he loss many A vaudeville show wag being given on he roof garden La Belle he bicycle was on the when ho suddenly rode Tho audience inspected something was and one accord rose to their Then ame the cry Fire At the same instant half a hundred thorns girls In all states of dross and rushed from their rooms to the tage and jumped over the footlights among tho At iho same time shot to the ceiling In tho iust corner of the The flames vere confined to u retiring aimed by the breeze from tho high in the air and worked tho In the rear of he Keep cool some man to was taken up by every man n the and the audience as with ine impulse made for the Many women began and for a time It looked as Jf the would be so crowded hey would either give way or some vould bo pushed off them to the Tho was fast filling with t attracted the attention of crowds In he street and the cry of fire was taken p all along Broadway for several Carriages In tho street moved away A policeman ran to tho alarm box and called the The elevator both badly f right continued to run their but ho crowds were too much scared to wait their turn to be taken to the hoy rail down the stairways until some that the house was on fire below as as Then turned o the Tho chorus girls were making tho most and They had oen dressing for the next piece cci the when the smoke drove them rom their They did not wait to on their clothes and their attire was and generally Men lined themselves along the walls f tho garden the call or tho women to come to the The chorus girls were the first o They climbed down the on the street side ol he building and a number fell fainting 9 soon as they reached the PADDLERS DAYS Definite Action In His Clue nt Mooting to Tho July Bu on Inmate of tho committed suicide by hanging on Mon day The fact was kept secret until when the summoning of tho Coroner caused the news to spread In tho outside Buhot was a Brooklyn twenty years of His who is was a and his mother at 319 Seventeenth Brooklyn who was convicted of In tho second was received at the reformatory July and examined by He appeared badly frightened from the first and seemed to bo In fear of This grow upon him until Monday when he was placed In an observation cell In order that he might bo watched with a view to determining his During the night he tore up his under wear and made a rope with will oh ho hanged from tho gas Ho had stopped upon his bed while he fas tened the and when tho knot was had thrown ihls full weight upon Ho was not discovered until Severn hours after death according to the prison Is thought that fear drove him Mother Docs Not Believe Her Son Committed Buhot when seen at her resl Pennsylvania Limited to the foremost train la Sumptuous dence In Brooklyn last night said Mro Jo not Ernest committed for lie was not that kind of a young We have sent an un to and the body reaches Brooklyn a postmortem nation willl be by our own The young man was subject to heart disease and It is quite likely that he died from We are far from with the Information And when we have made our own Investigations we will ready to make a for the HONORED KILLS than Was Decorated by King Humbert and President Car a to The July a son of former Curator of tho Smithsonian Institution t commuted suicide In a desot at the this mora ntr by shooting cH had just been arrested fr hits practised law yore for two yeans and was said to have acted peculiarly of Ho d all over tho first to to complete his To was Q authority tupou largely to scientific in Franco and Italy he distinguished himself a T these lines sufficiently to receive a iration from King Ait tho time of the famous charity fire in Paris ho waH only a and distinguished himself y rushing Into the place and carrying ut seven women who had over come by For this ho received a cross of the of Honor from resident At another time he found himself In aris IJe enlisted tn the ranch Army and went through the Da lomey for which he alao re lei veil a In this campaign he as private secretary to the com manding NEW RUSSIAN CRUISER FASTEST ONE on 24 nil to Tho July Tho Russian cruiser today exceeded her contract speed twentythree knots by seven tenths of a knot over the Cape THE CHINESE J Old Is There No End to This His Despatch Dated July 4 Increases the Belief That the Massacre Occurred Two Days LI HUNG CHANGS OFFER TO Envoys Will Be Sent to He Tells Consuls at but Stipulates that Mo Move Be Made Against RUSSIA MAY SHELL ALL CITIES ON Fleet Said to Have Orders to Begin Bombarding Chinas Sea Front Immediately if the Report of Massacre Proves Tim LAST MESSAGE RAISES FRESH Washington Whose Hopes Had Been Raised Suspect that They May Have Been De by the Cunning Panic Caused by an sion in the Windsor loid Companys RESCUES THAT THRILLED Special to Tho July Four women were ton persons Injured and a score by thrilling work In a flro In the 125 Dearborn at loon today Tho dead blown into in arca In died from who was badly may Tho fire started in the Windsor loid Collar Companys on the fourth Before the employees re warning there was a heavy ex Ann on the run back to he anchorage In Boston developed a speed of more than twentyfour knots an The trial was made In a heavy sea and the ship behaved The test proved that the has power 25 per above the energy necessari lo drive her twentythree knots an hour and Cramp said he was confi dent that tho ship was capable of cross Ing Atlantic at a speed of four She Is undoubtedly tho fastest wai SHOT His P Special to Tlic World July As a was with hi daughter three years a farmer of his took gutek aim and killed the The bullet passed close to the but did not Injure nor was the little one hurt by the The eagle 8 feet from tip to tlr ot Inches plosion of Inflammable Three girls wero blown through rear Koh er and Viola Two died In a short The others ran to the front where they pleaded for lad The fire could be seen by tho thousands in the street only a way In the Fire Department had not yet tho Policeman lashed Into the adjoining and opening windows on the fourth upon the men and the women tci over the ledge of they Jostled each The first woman In and was Then came a young until reach of stood In the Then she but was caught by the and a woman of tried She was jostled by a man behind who forced hor and ehe fell to tho street and was The crowd attempted to mob the man who pushed Mc to her but the police ran him There was a panic in sev eral tailoring establishments In the building narrow es Samuel Goodman made his exit in safety by way of the ledge When tho explosion came there wero men and worcen at work In our said Tho shock was immediately followed by a burnt of I thought that tho floor beneath us had been blown AVe breathed hot air and it seemed as if nil tho exits were cut off for The began to rush for the front window anil crowd ono Then wo heard Iho policeman calling to us to walk out singly on the anil lhat we would be pulled I steadied tho girls and then the smoke got nnd I would down the telc hono but they did not look HI rung and I went Tho property loss was Breaks to Tho Juy team bc to County Commissioner of Washington ran away between Berkeley Springs and The horses ran Into a Bide lHh and the In which wore struck breaking nt lic PLAYWRIGHT HOYT INSANE Nerver IH O Charles the was brought to tho Retreat for the Insane In this city this His nerves are In bml shape and his mind Is said to be He hao not bcen able to do any work for somo is en of his has been among the most active and successful of His first big hit was made The Others of his plays aro The Midnight A Texas A Bunch of A Contented and The Milk White was twice after tl by tho Press Publish ing New Special Cable Despatch to July Dally dent wiring July 25 says LI Hung who keeps In constant telegraphic with the Governor of ias Issued the following pronounce ment The Imperial Government at Poking Is now prepared at any mo to give safe convoy to tins i Ministers and other foreigners from i to Government require a guarantee that no advance would bo made upon the capital and that all matters In dispute with tlm powers would made the of friendly Die Imperial Government is desirous of putting an end not only to the hostilities now prevailing a rebellious section ol the Chinese people and tho but to the hostile feeling teas been demon against China by the great Western The Imperial Government therefore trusts that its offer to escort safely the now in Pelting to Tientsin will be regarded as an earnest of He desire that tho friendly relations hitherto subsisting between China nnd the Western powers bo Li Hung Chung was informed that no basis for friendly negotiations can bo discussed until indisputable evidence is forthcoming that the Foreign Ministers are all Consul Warren British to discuss the matter at all but in reply to the French Consul Li Hung Chang undertook to within five days a satisfactory message from tie French Minister at The Daily Express haa the following from Admiral commanding the Russian squadron in Chinese Caro instructions to BOMBARD THE CHINESE to whom he TOWNS IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF CONFIRMATION Off he first showed symptoms of THE REPORT OV THE MASSACRE AT breaking Hoyt Is a member of tho Nnw Hampshire SENATOR VEST SAYS IS MONARCHY Republicans in He Have Adopted the Ideas of Alexander Which Are Fatal to the Peoples Special to Tho Moved by a deep senso of the Import ance of this years political battle and close knowledge of the affairs In that everything Is all From now until the election evory Democrat must work for hie for the salvation of the ideas that mudo it Tho se cret plans of the leaders arc Mils Is the The lines are There can be no It Is the Constitution of our against Tho 1n whatever the must not If tho Chi nese Government has sinned against civ it must bo punished swiftly and But this has to d with tho issue of Domo Senator George Vest a strong cons said today Alexander Hamilton said In 17S7 I believe the Govern ment forms the best model tho world over produced and such has been hi minds of the many that the truth gradually That Government has Its object public strength and public These aro said with us to be If such a government was once formed here It would maintain the Senator Is a firm believer In this So are many of his Secretary Plans very defi laid to override the In other the Ham ilton Idea at Washington If we mean to save the Constitution of our If we mean to keep this great republic intact as wo received we must must be no no erats everywhere must bo kept to tho fact that the conditions presenting themselves In the Orient are not to be confused with the principles of our The China will bo punished by the American not by McKInley and Pant to wl V B UR OPE HAS NO FAITH IN LI HUNG by the Publishing New Special Cable Despatch to Tho July 20 States Minister Ooa CONGER LETTER DATED H TO Tho Navy Department at Wash received yesterday by cable the I following July Been besieged two weeks British Grave danger massacre Chinese who are shelling Legation Relief if at City without government except by Chinese which is determined massacre all foreigners Entry relief forces into city probably be jj hotly Chefoo North July Written message signed dated July received Tientsin X j THOMAS Commanding Cruiser  

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