ILUME I.
.bound and followed a trail to the
orange frore of William Woolej,
w*ere young Hanchett waa employed
After a ?a refut Indication the boy
was placed tinder arrest Til -tit*
room van found Moody cloth In* and
INDICTED
Mn:
[M TO PIECES
\Vh?> Wan RcRnrdcrt x a
h In Reformatory Saved
\ cngeame IbtcsUk*
r Takes Mace Today.
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id. Fla.. Fell. 14. ? Following
tag of the horribly mutilated
of 14-year-old Mary T^ddor. at
home of her father at Olenwood
yesterday aftornoon. Irrln Haachetf,
a 16-year-old white boy. waa arretted
. this morning. He waa Immediately
"" io sheriff to escape
tlie enraged posses of dtlsehs who
ware In search of the murderer.
Additional details rerotred hare
lug the arrant are horrible In
A bicycle, which the girl was
riding, was found a hundred yards
from where her body waa discovered.
Indicating that sir assailant bad
struggled with Mr-for this distance
after kaaoklag her froa) the wheel,
la the body of the girl <5 wounds
were dlacorered. As waa literally I
cut t? piece. ? '"A
That the girl's wsiill.at had oth
er motives than oorl# Is believed
from the condition of her .lotting.
8he had haw beaten about the fane
before Msg stabbed, aa brulaes !*
dieted.
Following the organisation of t)M
posses of cltlsena In search of a sa
te have committed the
HUnr aad |Mm> aTCrama'a Cap.
j T^"** v
WKh Tfcsassetsss. -
*1*. ?**? 1 4,--The chief
to?ll rpatarday waa thaiatt (hat tM
gradd Jury brought la hUla against
<?? in-OTt mayor of Ob# WW. C '?
HoCJrthy. aad aba ag.tn.L Ald.rmaa
i. * Wa<4*tt, f U. Oreres. 8. JU
IlUrdt. Eugene .WUMaaa, W. T..BII1
aa4 ? B Tooker. aa employe of .-the
AU-af the abadatgra charged
. Witt Tlolath* the atty charter aad
alas ?action 1171- pf th* rods wbtch
praMMkn certain persons <opa buy
ing and selling (a the olty. The hill
?Na brought In lata aad all of the
ahove gentlemen Instated on aa, Im
mediate trial, bat. aa It W?s aot poa
?IMa the e?ort wha ?t oace asadf to
get the Ooreraor to caH'a special
term of court to try the uaaea. . In
aoma circles light I*. made of th?
- cases bat la others they ars looked
upon aa eery serious Bitter. Most
of the ambers of the board of al
dermen are la bualneaa aad hare at
tlmsa sold goads of oae kind or an
other to the city and thus the la^lctr
meets none about.
GRAND JURY
-?V T"l
The following cltlaeaa of tha cnaas
ft are .erring as grand Jurors for,ihls
C. F. Bland, foreman: William
H.
? the
FOR AID |
fjss
|KjgF;j ?,*
Madrts Evidently Deeply
Orer Recent Movements
of Ilevolutnlonsry t'orcn ? Iton't
lymtor Amerlcuii Property U the
Plea of the Comul.
Mshsgus, Feb. 14. ? President Mad
rls aud the members of the govern
ment are seriously concerned orer
the recent report of the taking of
Maugalpa by the Insurgent general.
Chamorro. but whatever they hare
learned concerning the details of the
revolutionary movement In this dla
trlet, they have not permitted any of
the facta to leak out, preferring ap
parently to stand on the first an
nouncement that, the government's
troops had withdrawn from Matagal
pa, and that therefore no realatanee
offered to Chamorro and '??
This has given rise to various ?
mors that ttje government la making
an attempt to surroond Oenersl
Chamorro, who. unless kls.pncrM*
la ".tared* la likely to reach Manag
within a short period
Heavy artillery Is being mounted
oa the hills commanding tHe city ft
Matagalpa, and as the revolutionists
are without large guns. It Shelter
ed they must eventually he dlalodg
ed. General Chsvarra has occupied
Aoeoyalla. shout nine mllea from tie
town of Matagalps, and General La
re4a. General Ramies and General
lops from Acoyaps and arecloslaf
oa the revolutionist general, Who
la now said to hare with Mm Hearty
of twenty hours, has reached Mana
gua and has made aa a?peai to the
American ' consul^ Joe OUraree. tc
prevent the destruction of Aaerfcin
property. The consul haa espjrseed
the determlaatlos to re tarn with the
courier tomorrow and Investigate the
conditions tor hlmaslf: _
roar of Wsshlagtoa's Wei Ksovs
B '.?*
Captain Wilson T. farrow. Dr. J:|
M Gallagher. Postmaster Hugh Paul J
aad Mr. Smith Paul. four, of Wash
ington's popular cltlses
their birthdays yeaterday. Tha t
News wishes for sach and every i
many happy and Joyous returns. It I
is needless to state they were vaien
? iA
ORDUt IJiAGLE.
The city Law and Order League]
win sseetls the hall of the Kalghts of
Pythla, over the Candy Kitchen. Wed
nesday evening at 8.30 o'clock. A
full attan dance of tha msnhen and
all others interested l..n*ue,ted.
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^paaa ^^pdda sad director af tha sea
Si 4k sea's wlla ho ?M^ aa S
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tWrtwr??lras..frisc3|
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Washington. FeD. 14 ? -The Ballin
geNPlachot Investigating committee
resumed Us hearings this morning
alter a recess ot a week and what
Senator Nelson hy seen Ot to char
acterise as "the other side" was
gl??i an Inning. "The other side"
Is recognised as the Balling, t wd ot
the controversy.
When the Investigation began the
Secretary of the Interior who.
through his letter to 8enator Jonoe.
of Washington, has asked for an in
members of the comstittee are law
yera. the rule* of ertdsas* have aot
been closet y followed gad there has
been little or no objection to the In
troduction of snylltlng which h*d
the most remote heating upon the
snhftsct of the lnlntry. Henceforth
with "the other aide" to object and
cross-examine. It is believed that the
hearings will have more of the na
ture of a court marttaljrwlth the
*?e brer* of' the committee acting as
the judges and Jary. j
n (IMMit R. <??vt* and
any wttnhsses he may bring forward
to substantiate hla statements-or who
may throw farther light upon the
action of the general land office with
reference to the Alsksn coal claims,
before It takes up thst part of the
investigation relating to Mr. Pinchot
and his former ssaletants, Messrs.
Price and Shaw, and the forestry ser
vice. Whether jhe committee will
sank to probe the affairs of the land
office beyond the* matter of the cosl
claims will depend very largely upon
what additions! testimony regarding
the alleged mlscoaduct of Mr. Bel
linger 1s offered by Mr. Glavts orj
thoee who are associated with klSK.
The scope of the committee's author
ity ishroad aad ejteada to all the do
Inga of the land office. If It deelree
HONOR THE GRAY
WILL LIKELY PASS
tion of natural resource* seems to
mark thepe u subjects for eatjj con
sideration by CoaffMM.1. i *
Especially is-thls true fof the rea
son that measures to carry out these
party pledges hare reached advanced
staies before the appropriate com
Crawford. The Democratic member
ship has not tfeen' determined defi
nitely. hot the Indications' are that
Senator Simmons of North Carolina
and Senator Clarke of Arkansaa will
he aaked to oilciate on behalf of the
minority memberahlp.
The question of whether the House
committee on ways and means will
undertake the Investigation of the
high coat of llTing. In riew of (the ac
tion of the Senate, la still undeter
mined. There 1a no general demand
for a rival inquiry and the Indications
are that the House will be willlng to
lea re the whole subject to the Asnate.
WW' H10.08S.OM sad tho Indira
Ml!.
- Th? B4lUoc?r*Plficbot inTMtiit
Uo? U Ktwdoled {or resumption i?
Borrfw. fMn> t? Imporunk
burlili ttao ?t both ?Mii If di
Cwltatt at tkaatlailatatratloB r*tl
nU Mil. ttTOlTtBZ Us prohlMtloa
fit trsaaaotloaa Ju tntarea of pradocta
Of thaaotl on ilbck eiclm(? wilt 6*
reMmoi tomorrow'
BADLY BURNED
FORWRECK VICTIMS
And Other Vessels Hur
ry to Srre The 88 Left.
DEAf H LIST IS 158.
Hop? That the Remainder of the fa
sengcrs Wl|l Re Able to Hold Out
t'atll Akl Comw ? Torpedo Hosts
Mare Gone to the 8cene ? Mope
Have 5k?n Reported.
Valparaiso. Chile, Feb. 13. ? Qn re
ceipt of the news that the steamer
Lima had been wrecked on a reef In
the Huamblln 'Passage, in the Strait
of Marellan, and that 88 persons had
been left aboard, the Chilean govern
ment dispatched, the cruiser Mlnistro
Zenteno to the rescue. Following
are five steamers which the Pacific
Navigation Company ordered to pro
ceed aC top speed to Magellan. The
fat* of those who were left behind
by the British steamer Hatumet.
which rescued 206 of the passengers
and crew, will not be known until the
Flntstro Zenteno, 'which carries urlre
Yoss. arrives there. *
There is some hope that the remain
der of the passenger* sad crew, on
the Una may be able to hold out IC
aid reaches them quickly. The Hat
test; after ufeing off 805 persons,
was compelled to prooeed to Anoud
on account of (he danger of \plng
*Wept upon the rocks by the storm]
that prevailed at the time.
Pal ma. Mand of Majorca; Feb. 14.
' ? The supposition that the French
Trans-Atlantic Company's steamer
General Chansy's boilers exploded af
ter she struck on the reefs, near the
Island ef Minorca. Thursday night. Is
based largely upon the character of
the wreckage of the ship, which was
reduced almost to kindling. The
mind of Marcel Rode!, the sole sur
vivor, Is still far from clear. He re
members little of the disaster except
that he was washed off the deck.
Then he lost consciousness.
The work of sslvage and recover'y
of the bodies continues but is greatly
retarded by the high sess. Among
the bodies washed ashore was a wom
an with a baby clasped In her arms.
? Paris, Feb. 14. ? Although a spe
Clpl dispatch from Toulon says It is
" ** -jjbggs survivor* fr*
| on a neighboring island, no confir
mation of this can be obtained. >The
offlclal loss is how given as 158. A
flotilla of six torpedo boat destroyers
| sailed from Cannes at daylight at top
speed to the scene of the Chnnsy
wreck.
Bordeaux. Feb. 14. ? The coasting
vessel Sprelan, hailing from Tregu
ter, went ashore today on the lodges
at the month of the feeronne;-* Four
of the crew were drowned
MAYOR PRO T EM.
Clerk W. B. W ladle/ Prodded Over!
the Trials at Trlbslatle* Hall
This Morning.
Mayor C- H. Sterling has gone
down In the sound looking ^fter his
fishing bustaeas. The several cases at
Tribulation Hall this morning were
adjudicated by City Clerk W. B.
fsltlon as 3usfI&Tdr~a^~potfc?r+ The
*??*? Ik- which the causes were
baa died l^the clerk Is to be com-!
OAlKTY.
The performance at the Gaiety this
Ufirehlng promises to be one of the
f greatest ever' given In a moving pic
ture show In Washington. The vau
deville artist" last night simply captl
vated the audience, and Judging by
'their high class show last night the
Gaiety will be packed this Evening.
Tha*. Great Freeman In his Hindoo
sack mystery, will-be one of the fea
tures. The only 'Kenneth, In his
mind reading, is well- worth the ad
mission fee Maria Danle In her late
songs wand dances, should attract a
large number. Prof. Booker, the
clown magician. Is superb in his act.
is addition to ? the show of these
clever artists the Gaiety will show on
canvas The Cardboard Baby and The
Ordeal. The orchestra will render
Its flrat-olass music as usual. The
Gaiety should be a mecca this evealng
for the merry crowd. Folloi^ them.
VALENTINE NIGHT
TK. lm o4 Ik, CUj Arm t* 1, Ow
lilMlHI I'fO, IMr D?T*I*
?Mt 1M Night. ;
TtMniir ?u Valentine d.r *nd
Young Amorlo* imM to Ik, Tut
lmprOTem?Dt otpr pre"4l?t otct
rtomM of. this <U)r Whll, th?
w?re ? llttl? bol.t-roo. they ?M no
?tert?l 4.?M? to prop. nr. M hu
tholr cu, torn heretofore The
N?*. wuhe, to emtneaun*
on their toot XttTtot lut
GIRL HOMED
Another Murdw Mystery ol
Atlantic City.
MYSTERY SURROUNDS CASE
Y oamc tun Wnl U> lb* l?aac<; ?' A?"
lulk rl(| Front Which Hie *"**1
M 8ee? \ajm
I'onliul of a Married H
Hu Disappeared. (
? Atlantic City. K. J.. b. l'--f
Every clt7 U> the east ?u notified to
il.; to hunt down William M. Beyle*
? married man. and hi. younger
brother. Arvii. who ware last am In
company with pretty-U-year-old Jane
Adama. whoae body waa found on the
beach here yaaterday clad In a ball
gown, with a wound over the laft eye
that penetrated the rtull. Thla girl
dlaappeared after a dance at the mil
lion dollar pier on February 4. The
following day her mother obtained 'a
warrant for William 8eyler. charging
abduction.
Up to the time of the finding of
the glrla' body ther? waa no auaplc
lon that aha we. dead It Waa be
lieved that .he and William Seyler
bad eloped, but the foaaoa tor Arris
Seyler'a disappearance waa a mya
tery.
Ths Mt was found la the sea
erase pn the beaeh near Harrtaburg
avenue. In Veator. by the crewot ?'
trolley car. Har clothing waa tora.
her face battered, both eyaa being
blackened and there waa a dee? bole
over her laft eye. which the surgeons
who examined the body believe waa
made before abe waa thrown Into thai
water.
Mta* Adams donned her best finery
and trlnkete to go to the ball on the
pier On the evening ef February ?.
She waa accompanied by har lj-year
ol&alater. "Alloei ind William and
Arvis Seyler.
The younger iliter say? all went
to the dance on the pier and after
ward walked to the end of the "tinc
ture. extending 1.000 feet over the
breakera. A half hour later ahe
started to. return to the dancing pa
vilion but WlUlam Seyler Induced her
(liter to remain wttb him.
The Adama family atata that Alice
? ad her eecort returned home and the
fcsthsjcjfrkod the Wharaabotttt of the
elder daughter- learning that aba
waa in company with the young mar
ried man .he hastened to hie home,
where ahe found both brothers. Bbe
accused William of knowing her
daughter's whereabouts.
-liter in the night Mrs. Adama.
still alarmed, made a second visit to
the Seyler home and declares admit
tance was refuse?.
On the following day Mr. Ad.ma
went before Mae'?tVate Donnelly and
obtained a warrant for the arrest of
WlllUm Seyler.
While the search waa being made
for William 8eyler It waa discovered
that his younger brother. Arvis. had
also rlsappearod. No suspicion was
entertained that the girl had met a
.tragic fate until the body was discov
ered.
KKJOVABliS UOCAHION.
The social by 'the Lend-a-Hand
Circle of the Presbyterian Church
laft evening was a most enjoyable
affair. "Quite a number were present.
No social t n notion of the season car
ried with it more merriment or pleas
ure. Quite a nice sum waa reaUtad
by (he society for the church.
1 ' ? ???? " * '')? I*
100 K1LLBD OR ^OCJnMOK
1 V. * ? VV* '
London. Feb. 1 4.? A. dispatch from
Canton say* one hundred have been
killed or wounded In ^ pitched battle
between Chines* sailors, and rioter*
whbsa they tended to quell. The City
la closed to foreigners for three day*.
Hundreds of tlittoM -havf fled- to
Hong Kong as anti-foreign feelings is
strong. V* '
AT THE GRM.
The performance at the Oem the
ater tonight promises to. be ofce of
the most interesting and amusing
ever shown at this welK known the
ater. Such well known pictures aa
The New Hired Girl, comedy; ? The
Squally Beach, comedy; The Witches'
Kiss, hand colored magic; The Binds
Oo to the Competition, comedy; For
Castle Tom, melodrama; The. Lost
Melody, comedy, are among the films
to be preseatbd. TheOest has never
offered a class of pictures mars plead
ing or Instructive and all those who
attead thla evaalag will be highly
pleaded. The orcheatra has arranged
to give a ftrst-ctass musical pevform,
snce. The latest selections la inuMc
win be readerad. A great time la ex
pected at tha Oem tonight. Win yod
be oae to enjoy It- Oo. you'll ant re
gret it.
'-V* KIWOKWl ARRIVKR. * ~
The schooner Kama A. Faul&nfef?
Capt. E. A. Lamore. arrived la port
today with t.000 tubals of com for
the Havens grist mill ^ | *
a| o 8 BESS ? !
WORK
:ee negroes
ilfi
After They Had Robbed -or
Beaten Him.
JAIL BREAKING
The Great Freeman, now showing
at ths Qalaiy >?!*?>?* his ura? *114 . -
mysteries, and who has attracted- and'
mystified the entire civilised world.
will do a trick tomorrow afternoon
between l and 2 o'clock that every
citizen of the city and county should
see. He is to be securely locked In
one of the steel cages of the county
jail by SherifT George E. Ricks, left
alone, and he Is to make his exit the
best way he can. How he Is going
I to secure his release is known only to
himself.
Professor Freeman has accomplish
ed this feat In a great many States
of the Union, and no doubt hts trick
will be seen by a large number to
morrow. Remember he Is placed In
a cell by the sheriff, handcuffed and
shackled, and It remains for the pro
fessor to get out. Everybody Is, In
vited to watch how It Is dons. Free
man will again be the attraction At
the Gaiety this evening. Anyone hav
ing handcuffs or shackles and doubts
the professor's ability to release him
self from them are cordially Invited
to give him a trial any night at ths
Gaiety this week.
ODDVTIRa Of TM MFH
I At his Use stock sals la Gerys
. villi. P?u. Blmer Mumbsuer bed ts
kill A suspicious looking lean cow to
disarm farmers; suspicions as to tu
berculosis. They were convinced, as
ths bovine stomach ooattlaed Mils,
stats and, stones as big as sralaat*.
b nails had penetrated ,
stomach and had entered
Hsg^rstown, Md.. Feb. 14 ? Robbed
und bestan by three maslcod men.
bound hc^d and foot and * hts head
thrust lnto>> biasing furnace, from
which he was withdrawn only be
cause the door was not large enough
to admit his shoulders, and then
placed on the fly wheel of an engine,
which was afterward started, but
from which he fortunately fell at the
first ?re voliitlon. John G. Nelbert Is
In a pi table and serious condition,
though It Is believed that he will re
cover frbm his terrible experience.
Nelbert, who Is engineer of a grain
elevator here went to the engine
room early this morning as usual aad
started the flee. Shortly thereafter
three men. believed to be negroes,
entered the room and attacked him.
Ho is a powerful man, and for a time
kept the three at hay. but was finally
overpowered and $10, all the money
he had with him, was taken. HI* as
sailants st temp tod then to hide tkelr
^rime by cremating him. His hesd
was forced through the furnace door.
The robbers then placed the body .of
the unconscious cnglneor betweon ^he
spokes of the fly-wheefand set^e
engine In motion, evidently tellerlAff
that Nelbert would be torn to pieces.
But at the first revolution of the big
Vfbeel the engineer slipped to the
floor. He was found still unconscious
some time later. There .is no. clue to ?
the identity of the robbers.
bo* for the
In Liverpool has
light device
Ib dropped Into
the acknowledg
the Baptist
has intro
tbe ln
whls
men sing
Is said to bs