Show AN EYE TO BUSINESS WIlT English Capitalist Make Such Large Iniestracnts In American Ameri-can FroperliK FIGHT FOR THE BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP II I I Two Sodelr Youths of St tout Arrange Duel Bat Back i Out A MURDEROUSLY INSANE MAN ARRESTED Those Qnatttlsunt ltslalors at TTtihlngton An 01 < I Man Crmellr Mnrdere i I By Telerraph to Ike Mowal IOSDOS CAPITALISTS Cncllih NlaekConepanlre ntl Amtrlcan eakmenls CHICAGO Jan 31 = Soiory Do Lydston IxinJon Who Is large interested In English stock companies com-panies nu In this city today on 111 way to Colorado where he expects to visit silver quartz mills In a conversation ho said It Is not at all strange that London Lon-don capitalists are inventing large in American properties What I wonder at is that they did not sooner discover that the Unite States oflerul safe and Ettreprofi dI rfh I to Investors It la only within I the last few years that English caplb has been directed toward Amcric but already thvre are twelve great syndicates which have represent lives In this country the lookout for large Investments These syi Jicates make a bus nets of floating stock in the London money market but do not place Investment flit private individuals nml email coi r iXratlons Wealthy Londoners who were formerly content to remains home and buy up the block offered by syndicates are taking i trips to = dn America I for the purpose of looking over the ground and investing their owl > money These men are helping America more than they think When they get home they find hat their money pays them nearly twice M much u it wimid if tooy lad Invested in London They knew What B13IJX UrAMEKICA lelpe their Investments Consc uently they are ready to urge their rienSa to invest and to invest more themsclv and I suppose that aIr aI-r half the moueiuTmea l in England hold flock in America I nIt concerto 7 It is hard for one who has novel I lived in England to understand howard how-ard it is to carry forward schemer or projects in that country The law places all soils orrestrictions pon all money transactions which Ire in any degree out of the onli nary buy and sell You have to aj the government a big fee before you can float Mock of a foreign jmpany on the London market I DJerctand the tcomrnny which made the Minneapolis mill dcil had 0 i pay out 200000 < in fees of uJ j Oth k rations gotta before the stock was ill sol Conservative London capItalltU ne content with less than 3 percent per-cent London bankers will not pay iterest on deposit however large tinder these clrcumtances progrua ice IniInesB men must look outdo out-do of England for profitable In xtments Formerly his first lought was of the colonleibut noW ic turns to America Mnrdcronsly insane WICJHTA Kits Jan 31Aftcr a trifle struggle during which one It three officers was seriously cut Robert Black a murderously insane I1ln was flnally arrested this monn Ing and safely lodged < In Jail About oclock he entered tIe JOU8C In which lives his sister and her husband hus-band William Crosslty In one of his hands he held a flatIron and the other grasped an Iron poker With ayell he sprang atCrossleyknock cd him down with the poker lumped lump-ed on his prostrate victim and w as dJOut to beat out his brains when the cries of his sister distracted his tcntlon The maniac then turned and she narrowly oJn i Mrs Crosley aped a savage blow aimed her trad Theyellsofthemadmanarous r id the neighborhood by this timed time-d seeing the crowd Black seized a not gun and went to the bed room lid barricaded the door When three officers arrived Black was sit InK on the bed wilh the gun to his boulder covering the window lining entrance by a back door the leers entered the room and seized him from behind Then ensued a eperate struggle but the madman dli finally handcuffed Though badly bruised and injured by the hlowa hi received from the poker D sleya Injuries arc not cori del ed fatal Murdered Old Jinn S RACLSK Jf Y Jan 31Mr 1ff i1 Y8c and Mrs Edward Scully were ai rested at Oneida today charged with the murder William Rhine hart the slxtyflveyearold father of Mrs Scully on December 10th RhlnehartB body was found in the yard near the house with a gash In the head It alleged I that Mr and Mr Scully tried to get rid of supporting sup-porting the old man by killing him All Ovrr Temperance PHILADELPHIA Jan 31David Alexander who tried aisassInaU Bishop Whltaker Sunday last pleaded guilty this morning before Judge Arnold Dr Andrewsof county prison testified thatAlexan der was sane on every oilier subject 1 except prohibition I When askej by Judge Arnold what he had to say Alexander and in an eloquent elo-quent voice addressing the court said I always thought the church was supposed to help and support nd poor widows and orphans and when a man a minister of the church openly denounces prohibition I asa as-a Christian consider It a very vile and base crime but when a man ranks so high sea bishop I think he Is puilly of a very vile crimelndced and Isa hindrance to the church instead in-stead of a PtcJe They speak ol 1 the increase of the good cause and the church but when bishop Is Glowed G-lowed to openly and publicly denounce de-nounce prohibition I think It shows a great decrease Sentence was reserved re-served All Arrived BAN FBAXCISOD Jan 31AU overland trains which have been blockaded In the snow drifts arrived here today The usual schedule has been resumed on the road The TTeat tlnrJnlB Cave CHARLESTON W Va Jan 31 Argument In the gubernatorial I contest were concluded today and a resolution was offered declaring Fleming elected It will be takec up tomorrow Attorney Morris has brought cult against General GofT for 30000 iamagcafor libel Gofl challenged Morris rote claiming that be was of jnwjnd mind I |