THE WASHINGTON HERALD TUESDAY MAECH 16 1903 31

NEW YORK POLICE

WANT MM FACTS

Impatient at Failure to GetAssassination Details

LEARN PETROSINOS MISSION

Detective Had List of 300 Xanien ofCriminals or QuasiCriminal WhoCould Be Deported if EvidenceWere Presented Trip to Italy Madeto Gather Data for This Purpose

New York March police au-

thorities of this city are becomingover the failure of the Palermo

police Q give them any information inregard to the assassination of Leut Jo-

seph PetrosinoDeputy Commissioner Wood cabled to

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detailed account of the crime and forsuch clews as the Italian police officialscould furnish Ho sent another urgentcablegram Saturday afternoon and

he wired for the third timeIn the meantime the local detective

bureau under Inspector McCafferty Iscruising around like a ship without arudder The men In the department areintensely eager to get out and avengeIn a lawful way the death of their fellowdetective but they are absolutely withoutinformation in regard to the crime ex-cept as the circumstances have been toldIn the newspapers

They have suspicions that certain of theSicilian terrorists in this city might beAble to throw light on the assassinationbut they are afraid to move until someclflclal information has been receivedfrom Palermo

Making a Few ArrestsThe police today picked up eight or

nine Italians In Manhattan and the Bronxfor carrying concealed weapons out theefforts of the local detective bureau weredirectly chiefly toward an attempt toget the most notorious of the Italiancriminals In this city located

If the information from Palermo impli-cates any of them indirectly the NewYork police will bo roady to act

Police Commissioner Bingham will senda man to Italy to cooperate with theItalian police department in runningdown Petrosinos murderers This manwill be commissioned also to consummatethe secret misekm that the Italian de-

tective was on when he was killed Noinformation could be obtained at policeheadquarters today as to whowlll undertake this second mission to Italy

It Is gradually becoming clear just whatthe purpose of Petrosinos trip to Italy wasand how seriously it affected the band ofSicilian criminals in this country It isknown that Petroelno carried with hima long list of Italian criminals in thiscountry and that he was going to askthat these men be taken back under juris-diction cf the Italian authorities DrRaphael Asutla of 36 Prince streetPetrosinos family physician is authorityfor the statement that the Italian de-tective told him just before sailing thatthere were 309 names on this Hat

Catalogue of CriminalsPetrosino in his long term of service

In the New York police department hadinto contact with nearly all of the

most dangerous criminals that have en-

tered this CMitry from Italy Hethem just as a librarian would

catalogue a lot of books In many casesthey bad coraatftted ne crimes for whichthey could be held in this country butPetrosino never lost a chance to increasehis fund of information in regard to theirrecords

The list of 3M which he took to lalyconsequently represented years of efforton his part Whether that list is miss-Ing or is In possession of the Palermopolice te one of the things that Commis-sioner Blaghams men hope to learnthrough official sources The list ofourse can be easily duplicated from therecords tot Petrosino Kept in his bureau

All of theae 3M Italians said DrAssulta had been convicted of variousiiines in Italy and in some cases had

served teems of imprisonment there Inrrost however the men had beenparoled with the understanding that theywere not ta leave the jurisdiction of thepolice authorities The paroles have beenbroken and they have fled to this coun-try

IInn to Deport ThemDr AssulU went on to say that It was

Petrosinos purpose as soon as he landedin Italy to arrange with the Italian policefor the deportation of these 300 criminalsWick into that country where many ofthem might be punished for a violationof the parole One or the tasks whichPetrosino had before him there it is be-lieved was to look up the official recordsof many of these men and thus completethe information which he had collected inthis country-

In this he was cooperating with thepolice department of Italy and It wassupposed with the police officials at Pal-ermo

Persons who heard today of this phaseof the detectives mission recalled thatcommissioner Bingham has recently beenin Washington both with theState Department and with PresidentTaft In fact he was in Washingtonwhen Petroeino was assassinated It is

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Since Its discovery one year ego thenew drug poslam has successfully curedthousands of chronic cases of eczema andother distressing skin afflictions Heretofore poslam has been dispensed solely forthe benefit of eczema patients in large

sufficient for a months treatmentThis was found to be an Inconvenience tomany thousands who used it for minorskin troubles such as pimples blackheads herpes acne scaly scalp complex-Ion blemishes itching feet piles cwhich require but a small quantity tocure To overcome this and In response-to urgent appeals the dispensers of poslam have been obliged to adopt in addition to the regular twodollar package aspecial fiftycent size which In futuremay be found on sari at Ograms ODonnells and other leading drug stores InWashington or may be ordered directfrom the Emergency Laboratories No 32West Twentyfifth street Now York CityIn all eczema cases poslam stops itchingwith first application and proceeds to healImmediately chronic cases being cured Intwo weeks In less serious skin troublesresults are seen after an overnight appli-cation

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believed that Commissioner Binghamwas taking this matter up with the StateDepartment while was clinch-Ing the practical end of It in Italy

The Italians In this country whowere thus threatened with deporta-tion and possible punishment athome would have a strong motivefor making way with the lieutenant

Deputy Commissioner Woods has al-ready ordered an Investigation of all Ital-ians who left this port between February5 and 12

POE ROOSEVELT

Authorities at Palermo Will Carefully Guard Former President

Rome March 15 A postmortemof the body of Joseph Petrosino

the New York detective who was mur-dered at Palermo Friday was made to-

day in the presence of the magistratewho is investigating the crime Threebullet wounds were betweenthe shoulders another through the neckand the third grazing the right cheekand temple The first two caused deathThe shots were evidently fired from be-hind the ministry of the interior

The American Embassy has been as-

sured that the utmost efforts will be madeto arrest the murderers including theotter of a reward It is expected that theUnited States will offer another reward

The Investigation at Palermo is beingenergetically pursued The arrest of sus-pects continues Among those examined isa man of the name of Palazzotto former-ly a resident of Brooklyn where he wasconvicted of an outrage He is alleged tohave sailed on the same ship as Petrosino He pleads an alibi

The police are now greatly concernedabout the impending arrival of ColRoosevelt and his family It Is statedthat every effort is being made to dis-suade Col Roosevelt from going into theearthquake region or elsewhere in Sicily

The Mesdina district has always been

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the stronghold of the Mafia and officialshold that in view of CoL Rooseveltsstrenuous action against secret criminalassociations his presence there will in-

volve grave riskA newspaper quotes Mr Bishop consul

at Palermo as saying that the UnitedStates besides requiring energetic cooperation in tracking the conspiratorsmay demand financial compensation forthe death of Petrosino

TAFT TO ATTEND EXERCISES

Will Be Present at Cleveland Me-

morial Meetlnpr In YorkNew York March IS President Taft

it was announced today will be presentThursday evening at the Cleveland

exercises to be held in the greathall of the College of the City of NewYork St Nicholas Terrace and tttthstreet

Among others who will be present andwho will make addresses are SenatorEllhu Root Cow Charles Hughes JudgeGeorge Gray William B HornblowerEdward M Shepard and Mayor McClellan The exercises will be under the aus-pices of the committee appointed by themayor

There will be an elaborate musical programme and 35 voices will be hoard inthe chorus No admission will be charged and the public will be admitted without tickets

WEATHER CONDITIONS

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amount of rainfall far the twelve bows ended at Sp au yesterday as fellows

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ARGUMENTS LOSE

IH COOPER TRIALv

Judge Hart Will DeliverCharge to Jury Today

HUNDREDS ARE DISAPPOINTED

Friends of the Prisoners Look For-

ward to a Verdict of AcquittalWhile Others Believe Mistrial WillResult Second hearing PracticallyImpossible Because of Publicity

Nashville TeaL March argument In the of Col D B Cooper-R J Cooper And J D Sbarpe chargedwith the murder of former Senator ETV Carmack was concluded today thelast speech being made by Attorney Gen-

eral Jefferson M McCarn in behalf ofthe State When Gen McCarn finishedJudge Hart stated that be expected tobe prepared to charge the Jury tomorrow To the minds of public thiswas to be a most eventful day In thetrial and the court room was crowded

Gen McCarn in his preliminary remarksfollowing those he delivered in Me paning address on Saturday said thathe had closed at that time Mr Carmack was shot in the back Make It thefirst shot or the last h was shot in tbback

Col Cooper AggressorGen McCarn again referred to the

range of the bullet in Mr Carmacksand said it showed that it was

fired by a man not as tall as Mr Carmack and could not have been fired whilea man was falling lIe contended thatCot Cooper was the aggressor throughout

Attorned General McCarn closed with aquotation from an address delivered byMr Carmack while a member of theUnited States Senate in regard to theSouth and said that he believed the mem-bers of the jury would do their fullduty and give the lie to the statementthat rich and influential people couldnot be punished by juries in Tennessee

Hundreds Are DisappoIntedJudge Hart stating that he expected to

deliver his charge some time tomorrowadjourned court much to the tg potntment of hundreds of spectators who expected to hear the charge to the Jwry todayThe

Intimate friends of Cot Cooper sadRobin Cooper are sanguine of acquittalwhile others who are coaeervUre are ofthe opinion that the jury may disagreeThe consensus of opinion among tboewho have closely watched thethe trial is that there will be aand that a second hearing of the cue w-

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LAUDS THE TRADE UNIONS

Representative W B Wilson Addresses Labor Convention

Urges Closer Affiliation BetweenBodies of VorkInfcmen for

Their Mutual Benefit

Urging that all trade unions a MUeaad get into closer coamiualeaxloii vwithsimilar organizattoa for the bfttterateatof the Industrial trades ReareeeatatlveWilliam B Wilson of Pewwyhmate lastnight addressed the coaveatfea of themetal trades department of the AmerteaaFederation of Labor He sounded thekeynote of the session

Frank Morrison secretary of the Amer-ican Federation of Labor opened theconvention at Typographical Temple yes-terday with an address of welcome Hediscussed briefly the phases of the ques-tion of a closer federation between theseveral branches of the metal workers ofthis country and Canada

James OConnell president of the Ma-chinists Union of this city presided aDdeLated that the purpose of the coaventhmwas to discuss certain amendments to theconstitution Albert J Berres also ofthis city officiated as secretarytreasurerand submitted several resolutions tochange the bylaws of the organization

The meetings will be continued thismorning at 9 oclock and a new roster ofofficers elected before adjottrameat Atthe afternoon meeting the delegates wiHdecide upon a place for the next conven-tion

Shortly after the evening meeting wasconvened the presiding officer calledupon Representative Wilson to addressthe delegates-

In beginning the Congressman explainedthat he bad been a miner and was gladto address the aseemWge as brothers

I am In favor of organized labor notonly because of the force it insurescombat organized capital but becausethe humanitarian reforms instituted atits suggestion began the Representative

There has never been a step taken inthis or any other country having for itsaim the benefit of humanity that did nothave Its inception In the ranks of organized labor This is true in the case ofshorter hours advanced wages and theInstallation of sanitary and safety appli-ances in all manufacturing and mining

the worldOn behalf of the Blacksmiths Interna-

tional Union J VV Kline of Chicagodressed the meeting and exhortednavy yard employes present to induce themembers of that craft at work in thatestablishment to Join the ranks of organized labor A B Grout representing theMetal Polishers Union voiced a similarplea

It Is possible that some plan will beevolved before the close of the presentconvention whereby trade agreements between employers and employes of thevarious unions will be arranged

Mrs Watts into The V shfai tMi Herald

Durham N C March 35 Mrs GeorgeW Watts wife of the millionaire philan-thropist and tobacco magnate today wassuccessfully operated upon for appendicitis A special train from Raleighbrought Dr Knox and she was conveyedto the Watts Hospital built by her

and presented to the city ofEvery chance Is in her favor Mr

and Mrs Watts are Marylanders MrsWatts before her marriage being a MissBeall of Cumberland j

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TRANSPORT SUMNER SAILS

Snmber of Army Officers Aboard

Havana March 15 The transport Sum

nor sailed for Newport News todaypassengers Include Mrs Barry wife ofGen Barry and her daughter a numberof officers and their ffmUIes and civilianemployes

Negroes of Sanitago have mamorallTed

President Gomez to promise togive negroes 30 per cent of the politicalJobs

Congress today took a recess untilApril 5 The House of Representativespassed a Mil providing for the appoint-ment of an army dental surgeon

The Senate the cookfightinghill to a committee

The term of Morua Delgado the negropresident of the Senate has expired Heexpects to assume the management of thenational lottery

Vice President Zayas sailed for theUnited States today to place his son atschool and to confer unofficially withAmerican statesmen on the tariff

PIANIST MAKES DEBUT HERE

Ethel Aitfius with Glenn HallGives Concert at Auditorium

Doth Mckc Good in TheirVarlouc Numbers Mra Taft

In Present

Ethel Altemus pianist made her debutin Washington last evening assisted byMr Glenn Hall the English tenor at aconcert in the Masonic Auditorium before-an audience which comfortably filled thehall The artists bad the satisfaction ofappearing before the first lady of theland who accompanied by Capt Archibald Butt arrived and sat to the end ofthe programme showing her approvalof both artists by frequent applause

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proMtkw both personally sad artfodcaJlyShe played with nn exquisite tone andteehniQO and gave Schumann num-

bers especially welL The two composi-tion of Lesebettgky were particularly in-

teresting sad Miss AHemtM played themcharmUntfy-

Mr Hail who makes the very most ofa voice which is ROt great but is pleas-ing stags with exquisite style delightfulenunciation nue finish The two oldEngttek songs and Tours Mother oMine aroused much enthusiasm andtier being repeatedly recalled he sanga retching little Scotch ith greatattcce Mr Hagemajts accompanimentswere both skillful and sympathetic

MAN SLAIN FOR MONEY

Clerk IN 3HflaInNew York March the mur-

der of Isadore de Vaiaate night clerkof the Eastern Hotel M Whitebait

was found beaten to death in thehail back of the oOce was deliberatelypiaaaed woo revealed today when it wasdiscovered that a chamois belt captaining

which he wore under Ms clothinghad been removed by his slayers

The theft of the Money belt was dis-covered when Mrs de Vaiaate arrived atthe hotel sad looked at the body of herhusband She said that on lest Saturdayher husband drew tt front the bank tobuy a diamond ring

This mosey she said he carried aroundhis waist ia a belt Whoa the detectiveslooked for Uif belt they not only dis-covered that it was missing but thatthere were several stab wounds in themans beck

It is now believed that the victim hadtold of his intended purchase and thatthe attack on him was planned and timedso that the plotters might work withoutfear or interruption and escape safely

INDIANS DIE OF SCOURGE

Hunters and Trnpi rji In CanadianWild Also Fall Victims

Winnipeg Manitoba March 35Seventytwo Indians dead from a strange disease at Fort Chippeyan and several hun-dred iii In all four posts of the HudsonBay Company in the Mackenzie Riverdistrict is the startling news broughtfrom the far Xorth by Angus Brabantinspector of trading posts in the Mac-kenzie River district who arrived heretoday

There are nine other posts In the dis-trict which will not be heard from untilthe rivers open June and the last ad-vices from there was early in Octoberand already the scourge had started toget in Its deadly work

Hunters on the trail were suddenlystricken with It and trappers In thebush are seized with fatal results withina few hours

GAMBLING BILL UPHELD

Sentence of Bookmakers at NewApproved by Courts

New Orleans March 15 By a unanimous expression the State Supreme Courtupheld the constitutionality or the Lockebill prohibiting gambling on race tracksand approved the sentence of sevenmonths Imprisonment and J3W fine Im-posed on Robert Sheffield and PlacideFrigerio who served as bookmakers ina test of the law at the City Park racetrack

NAVAL SURGEON SUED

Dr Diddle Made Defendant in Suitfor Defamation of Character

Annapolis Md March ClernantBiddle a surgeon In the navy who fenow visiting in Annapolis was todaymade defendant in a suit for J5600 damages for defamation of character Thasuit was instituted by Joseph Broadb ltof North Severn near Annapolis throughhis attorney James W Owens Thedeclaration charges that in a conversationbetween Dr Biddle and Mr BroadbaltSaturday the former severely attackedthe character of Mr Broadbelt and In-sulted him in an Improper manner

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According to the brothers report Norman asked the parents of his bridetobe weeks for their consent tohis marriage to their daughter MaryPermtestoa was refused thereupon theyoung couple determined not toabide by the dectetea They summoned-to their assistance the older brother ofMeUville who suggested the trip toRockvHle Md A new obstacle beset theyoung lady who was being closelywatched by members of her fatally

Mien Oliver retired to her room Sat-urday afternoon and packed her clothesla two suit cases and by means of anImprovised rope made from a number ofher fathers neckties she lowered the suit-cases from a window to her lover whowas waiting below She then informedher brother she was going out for awalk The waouspecttog Brother madeno protest She joined Meitvitle at thedepot where they in company with thebrother of the groom boarded the trainfor Rockville

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HALTS PURE FOOD CASE

Judge Scores Attempt of Authoritiesto Have Label Changed

Providence March ItJudge Arthur LBrown t the United States DietrfctCourt banded down today an opt iswhich be sharply scores an attempt by

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Judge Brown te the opinIon saM Thedistinction between the enferceaaeat oflaw and the abuse of law is lost sight ofin the attempt to make this obviously

act a criminal misdemeanorGovernment analysis showed about M

per cent maple and 93 per cent whitesugar On this finding the governmentsought to stow that the bottle was misbranded

Judge Brown in his opinion says thatthe purchaser is informed WKnrfvocally

the label that he is buying a com-

pound of white aDd maple sugar

Rojas Is AcceptableThe State Department has Indicated to

Venezuela that Pedro Ezequlel Rojas isacceptable to this government as Ministerof Venezuela to the United States SenorRojas was an exile from Venezuela whenCastro was ia power He has lived for along time in New York City He issixtyfive years of age

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