The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1895, Page 5

. ‘THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 11; 160% : 6 Guess How «A PLOT FOR A MILLION” Me | SETHE omniwe eorion, | Will End and Win $1,000 in Gold. [ eae FHE ioaiine moerion, | . UMBRIA WAVE SWEPT The Big Ounarder’s Upper Works Badly Damaged by a Sea. Captain's Stateroom Smashed and He Narrowly Escaped. Passengers Frightened and Wet, but Not Injured. The Cunard line steamship Umbria, which left Liverpool! March 2, arrived at her dock at 830 o'clock this morning, after one of the roughest trips she ever experienced, and in a badly damaged condition, The Umbria had strong head winds 4 high seas during the entire voyage, @nd on Wednesday afternoon last ran santo @ ses where the waves were over thirty feet high, At 837 o'clock Wednesday afternoon the Umbria was swept by a huge wave. which came tumbling over the starboard bow. Second Officer Hogg was on the brid, @t the time. Capt. Dutton had retired to his room but a few moments before, @nd the fact that an iron post stood just at the head of the captain's couch js probably the only thing that saved et fe. @ huge wave carried away the tron failings of the forward bridge and the rags railings ot both the upper and Jower main bridges. it swept away all the forward railings of the promenade and also the entire forward parti- tion of the Captain's room, which was baie “eh oak. ‘apt. Dutton dressed and wat only _ partial, lying, on his couc! @ newspaper. The furnishings of the room were wrecked and most of the captain's personal effects were ‘washed overboard, The water poured down into the main galoon and gave many of the passe Gers a drenching. There was consider- ble excitement among the passengers, ut they were soon quieted by the offi- cers, who assured them the vessel was in no danger. Among the passengers were M. Bar- rlos, Minister from Nicaragua; Sir Bache Cunard, Bart., Hon, Claude Stan- hope and J. C. Kemp Van El, inister Barrios, who speaks but lt: tle English, told an “Evening World’ Teporter that he was on his way home for a brief visit® but that the troubles ip Bluefields had nothing whatever to do with his visi He said that he had heard of no recent trouble in Bluefields, Minister Barrios said that he would probably return to England in a few ‘weeks. Showers To-Night, Rain To-Morrow. ‘Weather Forecaster Dunn made the following statement as to the weather this morning: “It fs raining in the middie and lower Mississippt Valleys, and there are snow flurries In the Ohio Valley and along the Middle Atlantic coast. In other places the weather i# generally clear, The Indications are that there will be showers to- night in this city and rain to-morrow. It will row warmer to-morrow afternoon, winds northeasterly and the weather {s generally Uunsettled."* GENTRY IN MOYAMENSING.. with Epileptic Fits. PHILADELPHIA, March 11.—Jam B. Gentry, the murderer of Actr Madge Yorke, was removed in an am- bulance yesterday from the German Hospital to Moyamensing pri When the ambulance reached the Prison ‘with Gentry and the physicians, they were escorted to a low, narrow cell with two cots in it. One was empty. The other was occupied by a negro convict with epileptic fits. The doctors were indignant, and de- manded permission to take the mur- derer back to the hospital, on the Rround that the police had misrepre- sented the condition of affairs, ‘The prison authorities refused, asserting they had signed the papers which de- livered him to the police officials, and he was now beyond the jurisdiction of the hospital people. Gentry, while at the hospt given every luxury he desired, and had Pleasant surroundings, | In the prison all this ts changed. For dinner he had 4 small square plece of bread and & miniature bowl o! rec The doctors declare Gentry will never live to stand trial {f he has to put up with this fare, not to apeak of the shrieks of his epileptic cell mate. on SHOT HIS SISTER'S SUITOR. Then Kirby Turned Revolver on Himeelf with Fatal Effect. PLATTSBURG, N. Y., March i1.— Charles Kirby, aged twenty-four, shot and seriously wounded a young man named Case, and then turned the re- volver on himself with fatal effect, at Schuylervilie last night, Case had been paying attentions to Kirby's sister, and was told to discontinue his visits. Case and Misa Kirby were walking on the etreet together when they met the latter's brother. o—_____ SHOT WIFE AND HIMSELF. Cincinnati Man Likely to Live, but His Victim Will Die. CINCINNATI, March 11.—Michael Me- Carthy, a laborer, shot his wife in their apartments, 1714 West Sixth street, to- day. He went to the house of his brother-in-law and shot himself, ‘The wife will die, but McCarthy te ex- pected to recover. eee ‘Three Prisonera Break J: NEWCASTLE, Del., March 11.—Witl- fam §. Harris, Wiliam Sutton and Thomas Nolan, the two former serving terms for burglary and the latter being imprisoned for petty larceny, escaped from the Newcastle Jail this morning by sawing the bars from their cell win- dow and scaling the wall. It is sup- posed that they fled across the river to New Jersey in a boat. rd, convicted of the murder of Catherine Ging, was to-day sentenced to be hanged, after a motion for an ar- ava cote March 11.—Harry T. DECIDES FOR MAS. WYSE,| MIOWIFE ocHs Is missina. is “Billy” Held to Be Competent to Transfer Property. He Sued to Recover @150,000 On Grounds of Undue Influence. Judge Freedman, in the Special Term of the Buperior Court, to-day rendered & decision in favor of Mary 8 Wyse and dismissing the complaint of her husband, William 8. Wyse. He sued to recover about $150,000 worth of stook, bonds and property. Judge Freedman finds that upon none of the occasions upon which Wyse transferred his property to his wife was ho of unsound mind. or incapable of exercising his own free will. He also holds that the evidence does not show that Mra, Wyse exercised un- due influence over her husband, It having been conceded by Wyse that his wife from the time of their mar- riage, in 1878, led an exemplary life, Judge Freedman sayt ‘MRS, MARY 8. WYSE. jat Her Young Daughter Rosie Has Beem Arrested. Patrolman Hahn, of the Eldridge street station, arraigned Rosle Ochs, twenty years ol4, of 144 Eldridge street, before Justice Burke, in the Essex Mar- ket Police Court this morning, and to have her remanded. She is « danghter of the midwife who, {t ts al- leged, is responsible for the death of Annie Steiger, of 30 Delancey street, by malpractice. The officer stated the de- fendant induced the woman to go to her mother tor treatment. The mother made her escape when she iscovered her patient wi ad. The daughter denied the policeman's accusa- ons, She declared she was merely made risoner asa ransom for her mother's urn, The girl says she does not know where her mot! and if she did would not teil. The police are under an impresion that when the gi:l's mother hears of her ar- rest she will surrender. —____— > __—_. PROF. VON DER HEIDE WINS. Granted s Divorce from His Wi: Who Led a Double Life, Prof, John Von der Heide was granted a decree of absolute divorce from Anna Von der Heide by Judge McAdam, in the MRS, ANNA VON DER HEIDE “I cannot find that the uncorroborated charges made by the plaintiff against the character of his wife prior to thelr marriage have any foundation in fact.” Ten years ago “Billy” Wyse was a familiar figure around the Hoffman House, St. James Hotel and the upper Broadway cafes. He was 8 free “spender” and was regarded as @ solid business man with sporting proclivities. To-day he is a broken-down, white- haired old man, who lives in @ small| band. furnished room on @ small weekly al- Bpectal ‘Term of the Superior Court to-day. The counter-claim brought by Mrs. Von der Heide wi dismissed. Mrs. Von der Heide was charged by her husband with improper intimacy with Ed- ward M. Clark, formerly a clerk in a Long Branch hotel. The testimony at the trial showed that the Broteenor’® wife had occupied a flat at Mi West Fitty- ninth street under the name of Mrs. Post, where she frequently saw Clark. In the adjoining house, 339 West Fifty- ninth street, she lived with her hus- Mrs. Von der Held itorney wit! drew from the case during the progres GIRL'S BODY IN THE ai Corpse of a Ton-Year-Old Obild Found in Brooklyn, She Was Apparently Italian, and May Have Fallen from a Steamship. The body of a little girl was picked up in the East River, near the dock at the foot of Pacific street, Brooklyn, this morning. The corpse was seen bobbing up and down in the water, floating towards the shore, by the crew of the Police boat Judge Moore, who hauled it aboard and took it to the Morgue. The body was that of child about ten years old, She had dark complexion, dark eyes and jet black hair, which leads the police to the conclusion that she was an Italian. The body had been in the water several weeks and was badly decomposed and cut by the Ice. The clothing consisted of a brown nel tticoat, gingham apron, et, brown stockings and but: A pair of small, plain gold earrings hung from her ears, No girl who answers the description of the drowned child has been revorted miasing at Police Headq id the police think she fell of an outgoing Steamship. BABY THROWN FROM CAR. dy Threw a Little One trom the Window of a Train. John Rayheim, of Bogota, found the body of an infant last even- ing at seven o'clock lying near the West Shore Rallroad tracks. It is supposed to have been thrown from @ passing car as the vestibule train had gone by shortly before the discovery. Mayor Cai of Bogota, was notified, and word was sent to Sheriff Bogert at Hackensack, who sent for the Coroner, ‘The body now lies ut Undertaker Ricado’ morgue in Hackensack. It was wrapped in a newspaper. ——_— = GIRLS IN REVOLT AGAIN. Police Have to Arrest Inmates of Chicago 1 ution, CHICAGO, March 11.— The girl in- mates of the State Home for Juveniie Female Offenders were again in revolt to- day. The police were forced to inter- fere and the inmates were taken to the Nearest station, The inmates claim they have been treated so rigorously by the managers of the institution that they could not stand it. ——__~»=_ --- Spring Opening for Lost Children. Bergt. John Kelleher, of Police Headquarters, was busy last night looking after lost children picked up in various parte of the city. Netween 10 o'clock P. M. and 1 o'clock thie morning IT CURES DISEASE. The Medical Profession Endorses THE SANDOW | Paine’s Celery Compound. This is from the writer of the prize thest Leagan Chirureical College in 1402, and published by the American Meaical Press Company ot Phie- | CASINO 43." N on Original Resear awarded by the Medico In torpidity of the liver and nervons debility and kidnoy disorders, Paine's colery com- | BItA nd these organs to thetr normal | tity, \er range of action by far Very truly yours, H. L. CLAYTON, M pound acts like a chart activity very speedily. than any of ita kindred remed restoring the general nervous It t# of mestimable WERT 14TH ST. Amusements OPERA-HOURE, —_—..| GARDEN. | A PALMER Even act, Mats, Wed BBat ot2| FON aut) Rice's Garden Bui GRAND Amusements. -R-A-N- Py | OPERA-HOUSE. This Week—Mate. Wed. and Gas. TROCADERO VAUDEVILLES! ~ A Congress of European and American AthOway tna Artista Tented by the Poerieas a SA‘ DOW THE MONARCH OF mu; IN NEW AND STARTLING FRAPS The Organization includes THE LUCIFERS, TOM BROWNE, MISS SCOTTIF, BILLY VAN, , MLUE MARGUERITE, MUSICAL Data BEN be AMANN, ERFUL JORDAN FAMILY an THE SANDOW 7 PHPEST a wage HUBER’S ““s.. MUSEUM GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, an oer W FA! yo I ramen Finite THIS MONDAY EVENING AT. 8.18, The First Prod by . MRS. LANGTR and a specially selected company of . 4 A new comedy of Am socal oe CLYDE FITCH sna LEO DiethiCk ~ a 5. ABBEY’S FnArre 2 a Mi ME. & ed one. MONSTER Lt Playa every afvernoon and evening, ee hans, TONIGHT | Perfect mute & female. ‘onytuns & Ida, Dizon cart's dog and monkey circum, } ONZE joui aye STATUES. ae : fied; Page isslon, BROADWAY THEATRE, B wa; ¥ Madame, Sans Gene. es. AI “Mate. We LIT? ra rest of sentence by Mr. Erwin had been | lowance, of the trial and she conducted her own | ‘tere. have not been found so many lost TO N IGH LAE,| Besa iit ed ea! Wyse brought sult against his wife to @ Sergoaat decided it was Spring = — — —— 5 ‘The weather forecast for the thirty-six hours Judge Smith agreed to hear) over $150,000 worth of property which | ee ——_-s9.————__— Joat children. “At @-y-clock thie m0 T e | ammnucay cuxaTRe. Ld Matinee 1. to-morrn ws: =| he claimed hi ferred her i boy ‘remained enelaimed. eT 2 MON. Reserved Seaia. Orchestra Circle and rane Ae coments. | Has ward gene calm tyight | Must BP Rimes ken teentn be'ots| THEY WEPT AND CLASPED. ; RELIABLE” merous or nite noxansmns || ABLE MS Saat a eae brivarne Tutay starneany noraeancny mins | S58 show of feeling fienially incapable of propetiy stcending —-- Sobran ecee and Bey CARPETS _ |PRIMROSE & WEST'S | es ese ite vatat came rted | Affecting Scene in Court When an ate BIC MINSTRELS HARLEM OPERA-HO JSE, xae ht years we have sold Carpets 4 THE FATAL CARD ; Weather Forecast. SS tua bee dnatien Teves \ PO 4 cae Sentenced. Boy ‘There was a scene in Recorder Goff's| Four bere broke into the wholesale grocery ‘The following record shows the changes in th pees temperature during the morning howe ss indi: | Slasher and Shooter Convicted. se saving that “ura: Wyas'e intoones Old Man Ww: Fp wal seiac ct ik Co Matt! Rechlo, « laborer, was convicted of as-[OVer her husband, when ho gave her his i ACKS—70. IN ALL mult before Judge Cowing to-day. He was property, was almost hypnot! and the result is our knowl: NEW. SHOW, ee eee of B. F, Fisher, 323 Greenwich street; f these goods has become an inatine MTH STR t oh Ms eabbed Michael court this morning when he sentenced | stores edge © OF COMEDIANS, A 4 VALLAIRE ARRESTED AGAIN, | stccrnery"ena Patrice uccave on Jon 2. the] “NOT MAN'S ATTIRE.” — | Henry Finkelstein, of 22 Chryatto street, | Consors Brot. 188 Duane tret and Beraard Gaf-| second satu ne THE SHAUG * | complainante were passengers on a Desbrosees pa haan to six months in the Penitentiary. ney, 181 Duane street, yesterday. They were sur-| We know what fe right—what te well designed, | Next Wer! wv TFB. | Good reserved seta, $e. 5 v street ferry-boat when Rechio rushed out with &! Belle Adams Says Finkelstein is an old man and ran an|?rised by policemen and ran to the fi made and finished, and where the best values Ladies’ Cluo Sey jemator Vest Once Appealed to Gov. |; Ife sand revolver ohG without warning’ be) express wagon. Some time ago Mra.| Three of them climed down are to be found. Theatr, ‘abe. Flower to Pardon Him, Injuries were Wight «Recto dented the aasault | WO Mt for @ Man's Bioyole. | rachel Well gave him @ package of Prices lower than ever before thought posstble. Bane | Won, HILL. Alphonse Vallaire, who has several Will be sentenced ou Friday. Among eleven bicycle riders arrested | wedding presents valued at $200 to de-| (ne qauom, te was, anernard Teaging in|, CUR NEW STORE 18 FILLED WITH THE] Contuvoue, 10,4. M. tg 1090 DM at 2 “Eve. & 18 aliases, was arrested this afternoon by aden in Wiles Death. on the Boulevard last night for not liver to a certain address, He took them| gs trom thirteen to fifteen, ware arrested. as | LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE EFFECTS! gy.) Wwitiwme iteche Peauereie Hoyt & McKee, Progra, Detective Jackes on a charge of passing| _Tadlcted for His Wife's Death. | having their lamps lighted was one giv-|'9 his home, | akg gop sumpleious ebaracters afterwards IN ; Hutchings. Sulnville, @alaay Durand, Susanne | THE FOUNDLING. forged checks for amounts ranging from | T* Grand Jury to-day found an indictmént|/ing the name of “Jack” Adams. Thel mercy for he old man today He —— =——___. CARPETS, RUGS, OILCLOTHS, FURNI- | Shafer, Carlinl' sonkeys 40 othera. - je $10 to $80. Vallaire was sent to Sing Sing | fT manslaughter tn the frat degree against John | West Sixty-elghth street police discov-|asked that sentence be suspended, as Where Is Jeflerey Doyle? TURE, &c. AE CORCERS Cos inves, S00 10-00 FM hantore, alleged, brutally! ered that “Jack” was a woman—Belle|the goods had been returned. Recorder| Nineteen-year-old Je! three years ago for passing a forged | RY" Last Feb. 18, Ryan, tt I 7 Dozle has been miss OPEN FROM 10 A. M. 7010.30. My | STANDARD Th < check. beat la wite at thelr heme, One, Hundred and! Adams, thirty-five years old, of M7 West |Meat as hevwould not do it, under | 1M fom 14 Roosevelt street since Friday. Ie COWPERTHWAIT & CO. | manisos sav aie ose INTERNATIONAL Avril 11, 150th Performance “Souvenirs Vallaire was accompanied to-day by a| trike Both ot her legs by. pushing her of the| Thirty-eighth street, She was clad in| any circumstances sana of ene Ra eee Ary ee Teular 8] 104,108 AND 108 WEST 14TH ST. | Under the auspices of the Young Wom TOO MUCH JOHNSON. wood-looking young woman who, he| Porn It in wld. and ane died in Fordham Hoe-| male attire, hen he announced his decision that |svanve, “When he efi home’ Ne pul oa hie beat NRL CTW Ave) miata pamoratlta and” std Somat ¢laimed, was his wife. They had been |"! 0m "Sk Her Policeman Whitbeck, in telling the| {he Old, man must go to prison Finkel” | clothes i a eRook crn Productioas The Celebrated Napol Bloomingdale fr: evening. ADML G Was Enticed Away. | FLAT jahteen-year-olé daughter of mit AV! house on Bank street, and in their room sald that when “Jack” Adams removed | 01d man snd hie son wet a eySrce,| Rose Cotting, th DOLLAR. stopping for a week at a boarding- FEES, BUT NO ALIMONY. story in Yorkville Court this morning, | members of his family cried aloud, The] Thinks ” . ere BK was found a bank book on the First “his” bicycle cap in the station, thirty| and the father wan carried from the| George I. Collins, of 102 Halsey street, Antoria, | Te Mmokers.—The Stand: 9Q NE 10N SQUARE. ational Bank of Baltimore, and several | Judge McAdam Looks Askance at |inches of dark brown hair tumbled down, |court-room, ‘while the ‘members of His |as been misting trom home wince Feb. &. Mr peo dl OS | HS of i poriecianass — — ubs indicated that the checks had been 5 family were put out of court. Collina called at Police Headquarters to-day and x TEED See Aaees KMOCAASOS. | GREMANIA: TE ER Nant, tsstie atu Mrs, Jantzen’s Conte = retuamedt ied tt ice Weedauaries wotey antl AVG HE 1S INSANE. LEW DOCKSTADER, —___ THe NEW. YORK BREWER There wi also found a typewritten ‘The application of Elizabeth B, Jant- reed with Abduction. who, he believes, has been enticed away by three fe rd letter from United States Senator Vest, | zen for alimony, pending the trial of @ Astoria young men, A reward Is offered. UNTHAN “ARMLESS WONDER,” Louls Goldberg, twenty-two years olf, of 137 Gov Flower, Betator ‘Vest pleated. for | Sult for absolute divorce brought against | fO"h crark® Tite Delancey stret, was held for examination in 4¢-| poke @ Howling Alley Window, |e nen Uae Been Acting Queerty | deiorsin Bros, Collin and Henshaw, Harrigan Vallaire's’ pardon, claiming” that’ his| her by Rudolph P. Jantzen, was denied Gren ‘Belle ‘Adams was called, she| fault of 42.000 bail by Justice Burke, in the Essex : Around Hin Hotel. (the Juggler). De’ Beasell, Bessie Giibert, 40 others, a said: ir was & prominent attorney in 8t.| py Judge McAdam, in the Superior Market Police Court t id: “My teacher and I started at 10 o'clock | monthe ago he {1 Itte ed that lz William) Hansen, the Philadelphia Brooklyn Amusements. i ; , 407 ele alleged hat wie] Wiliam | Hansen, the “Phitadelnhia EDEN MUSEE. : amet ‘A. bottle containing “knock-out | Court to-day. yonterday morning to go to Yonkers, We | furan. of 432 ni Street, Paterson, No J. to nove ran | Jeweller, who told Justice Taintor tr World In Wax a @rope"” was found in the woman's pos-| Mrs. Jantzen te charged with improper |found the riding so heavy that wo had | lars her home and that he ford her 12 iad Nowling sn [Jefferson Market Court yesterday that Every Eve. and We ogesion. conduct with another man, and a writ-|to turn back.” an immoral life js city, The ‘8 mother he had been drugged and robbed of . } the Prisoner had passed several checks] (en cunteasion In which she admitted the |, But you are chirged with riding withont a |f0HR¢ Beveey in Orchard wtreet yewterday. | Wye Gardin, O° Th money, diamond tide and watch by| hoes Neo GANTHON®, mavineus ERY pay, | johnson, KR. Porter Patterson ‘and | charge was filed with the complaint in 1h won the Sault of my imetractr, Her 105th Birthday D ay Gordon was held by three men he met at the St, James| HUMOROL: MO~1 At SKETCHES, H. W, WILLIAMS’S OWN C0. George R. Parsons, and made payable| the case, Mrs, Jantsen in her answer]! Q. Now how about ‘nis male attire business? Market Court. Hotel, was up again for examination ee al | Headed by ol) yO Aibert ae ae wageety ae ay said the confession was obtained from | 1%, Are charged with, being dressed, ie mesa NORWALK, March emmy jer MoClusky, ee Me SOOPHING, el wh ‘ STAR THEATHc. fiat Betordays J. W. KELLY. "ei my ip familiarly known as ‘Aunt Betsey," celebrated prooke Waddell, who is connected p '. Fy a fimore, and the handwriting diftered | Deh Py, threals made by her husband Was only a lady's Dleycle out GAL ine au an CRUISER RALEIGH AT COLON.) ,.fstiooke Oyatdell: whe ts connects DENMAN THOMPSO! ‘The "Rolling MIN Man.” © In each case. Judge McAdam decides that “the con- — — Washington street, was in court: and ‘The premier entertainer of the world. said to be the oldest person in ith the ton of her wight, ‘Boon a dinner party ‘The prisoner gave his name as Albert ‘ Well, I discharge you this Ame. a Bt. Clair, und nis residence as Philadel- fession of guilt has sufficient weleht to] me "yustice, “but dou't do it again. phia. 4 ao RE ee del Tor: ——-—_—_ ten’og fer inva plain: bold habd, bearing | MISS NELLIE BROWN’S CASE, |Site "Sr ee ey oo combla, March ti.—The| tia relative ‘of, the Huson brothers: | “gummy gta, Songs aed. Palatags, HAMBURGER HELD IN $5,000, | oi Prci? oh caiSion or injustice at Hetty Green Calle om the Mayor. | United States cruiser Raleigh has ar-land a month ago they sent him to IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL, Mat, To-Day, | ; aND jel Ahead such an early stage in the proceedings | She Is Granted Permission to Mra. Hettle Green called on Mayor Strong at 11 Hiyed Be Cae Pere of Boek Peinides: ory tn ut he ssoapes 44 once back Second Falilon of the Creat Rarlesque, McAdam allows sins Jantzen $0 a week | Examined by a Woman Physician, | o'clock to-tay by appointment. She was accom: letachment of thirty-Ave soldiers | t0New York ROB-BER-ROY and GIRA stated that Hansen had been hanging A AND THE joemsl about that place for a roonth, acting queerly, The man, Mr. Waddell stated, ‘The Atlanta Now Stationed A strong company of apecialt, MS IN NCB” aoe Box office open daily from 9 A. M. to'® P.M. Charged with Steal = DI Y 500. y I fee. panied by William Ayers, a clerk in the Chemi- | W@8 sent from this place to Bocas del] “justice ‘Taintor postponed the hearing IN THE RAINMAKER nacre gn er aivhatea a Judge Andres, in the uprome Court, 7.1 pank It was learned that Mr Grom la try-| TOPO yesterday. ‘The expallition which|until Hansen's friends could be sent for NEW TRILBY, Introduce ng Mise Isabelle Urquhart ; e Mise Dangerfield Made a Lawyer, | ‘0-087 decided that Nellie F Ing to persuade the Mayor to direct the Corpora. | attacked Bocas del Toro arrived at that Rntire Change of Vaudeville Stare LOe MORRO! yesterday by Detectives McCafferty and was entitled to a physical examination | tion Counsel to take hold of her sult againg Fee Oe tne. the, hose ot esata | among the list of favorable candidates for at-| weeenainien 0 ® Physical examination sie, Mit ating | place from Greytown In the schooner! KNOXVILLE POLICE ASLEEP. |KOSTER & BI’ L's TO-NIGHT. GAYETY site Si iaser= "| Favor de Dios, which has since been MINS CISMIP LOFT Proprietors ad Managers, maton to the Bar, ‘Onten, de Marks at 121 West Seventy-secona | som t the Bar, Mary E. Herrick, of 183 West Forty- hile te hn'ases son | (owed to Bocam cel Tore, Bho had on i ‘i = uevaill M j Term of the Supreme Court by the State Board of | MATY, EH. Herrick, of 183 West Forty a mat tm: (ite el i Ie Matinees Monday, ‘Thiinday and Saturday. street of diamonds and Jewelry valued | Praminera, ts the name of Mies Florence Dauger-| Quit tc treks (heen enenated by the Aya board elghty rifles anil 20,000 cartridges. | ""f* * Fi Quarte at $3,500, was Ores for trial at the} eg, Next Friday she will be sworn in by the) | Miss Brown has brought sult against ting Women. Much excitement prevails, gear TURES Kvery Saturday ‘Tombs Court to-day. Supreme Court judges. Miss Dai will be| John 8, Foster for $16, lamages for The United States cruiser Atlanta ts (Special to The F eWorld 9 pane ne second young. woman who : 4 well-dressed young man, of 22 5 AN Hamburger, who is barely twenty-one | ee ane ora en ae ce wan Mine | Pyiurien, Fecetved in being run over by we aieeee wan Anat tia Dees | still at Bocas del Toro, The British ORVILLE, Tens, March MA PASTOR : .COMEDI Ss. years old, was led into court handcuffed | Mello 8. Titus, bill of particulars setting forth the | ice Taintor in Jefferson Merket Court this morn. | UNDOut Partridge le at Shepherd Island. an i. Hei eet agit $2 Box office Open trom 9.4. M. to8R, . ’ between the two detectives. Louis character of the Injuries complained of, ing. for stopping and insulting women on Park - Mut the city | MATTHEWS AND HARRIS, J H | COLUMBIA, “1S. 4XowLEs aca, | Sees and Dr, W. J, Lewis wan appointed to | uvenue and thiryceighth rect, Sunday ‘night fou This, morning. {twas | MEONZO HATCIL IUCHMUND- AND GLENnoY, | VOLU iP a Marka, the complainant, Ellen Cooney, | sa. Su epee wile of a aloon-teper, at|tauke ah examiinalon nnd report to the Phroreiee ress Suniey si” MORE TROUBLE IN ARMENIA. wees gre sorta A aes SEN | "ere ea ret aa a pis qioward Banders, adjourned. to. the | 884 Avenue A, was awanted $750 damages to-tay | COUP) a a. ne ay O14 Hotel Fi © Sold. Fy a & busines howe within fy vais of PEOPLE'S 10h sre, prop. uid a ce ee anemia emlomteeger™of te Aveoe A the" ore | US GP whet Mn aad eee | Ths fra and apeinmen ot he Maren crea at Kart teerbatk yard hice ieopen ant se:| GHARLEY'S AUNT. ie nea ware Heen Killed at Karah’ Toi. SiN t up her A amination by a physician | D1" ‘section wedar, nt Prince ured the contents, amounting to $17 THE ORIGINAL. CANT. When all was ready Hamburger was |fiquor doa Gired the contents, amounting to # ft rraigned in court and the complainant | juring the mele Mrs. Shd witnesses briefly examined. Ham- | geverai of her rive fractured last March, and| right to an atruck and| of her own as taken to ATRE This Wee {. Wednesday and Saturday, ton to~ RONBON, March I1.—According to, a 9 | 5TH! AVE. THEATRE. | EXPSINGS 81 America’s Attar ketamine ameiewar ca| RODE ON THE SIDEWALK, Pt. TM eee KELLAR, “‘Siin Magician, Burger was positively identified by Mrs. | Hellevue Hospital,” and as goon 48 she recovered Goohey and the butler as the atranger |empioyed ex-Juige Alfred Steckler to begin aetion, bad Alimony. rent of fresh disorders at Karahissa AMPHION, 2X; | they Met on the stairs after the | = Prot. Carl Bruchhausen, of the Convent of the in the Vilayet of Sivas, Asiatic Turkey! | De, Barr A A for Violating a | pypine THEATRE: Wwayand4ansn | J. PROPAE Foor, 0n,_,the becond, Ropr Dad, been | Nominal 1 for KiMing a Woman. | ggoreq Hoart, was ordered by Justice Patterson, ‘ | Additional advices from the wan Cornainilon ME eA ene a ARKEST RUSSIAN ooted. They we prehend him. Albert Keller, « gripman, of the Third avenue|in the Supreme Court, to pay $i f ‘ source way that many Armenians have c [ . aang ParnIng 10 epee ted te the | cable road, wae held in nominal bail dy the | MOBY and S18 counsel feoe to hie, wite It is a sure sign of weakntss.| been killed and wounded at Karahissar.| pr, Henry A. Barr wo years THE MASQUERADERS — — ——S== etectives that he committed the rob-| Corner this morning. Keller is accused of | avainn him. for separation, Mre Bruc You need more than a tonic. You | old, of 38 West Thirty-fourth street, was = ry, and ever went so far as to British Omecials Deny that American | running over and Killing an aged woman shortly | charges the professor with cruelty and abandon- Personal. d some of the prop need Shin Wee Fires arrested yesterday afternoon for riding | HERALD Rroatway | The Whitney Opera ca, E \ where he had pawned some e prop~ ok yeatemday morning at Forty- | ment. p Wa ed On. his horse on the sidewalk at Glrard ase | | AA BEST QUALITY OF COAL al un . WE Ml not guilty to the 4 Third avenue. Th if ate Pe abel aver andre si Eve, 815, W) pounds, delivered tora } Cay pleaser | supposed to. be Mrs. Mary’ Hartnett from a pass Wom 9 AGUA, March 11.—OMmcials of | avenue ‘ard Que Hundred and Blasy SQUARE i. ] . ov pounds, deilvered, at Thedford’, Ne Yystice McMahon helt him for trial | fort (ound tn her slotline PP es a EN Ss the British Legation state there Is abso- | P*YC7R EPO aioe Court thie) LMUATRE. Nat. Mat | Positively last 2 weeks, Aisin ae tae Caluimbus \ in $5,000 bail, end pe oe eae . Goan Bonua anh aillakes We odie da the’ Martie Collacieia Jutely no truth in the reports of firing | morning he was held tn $100 for trial, BIJOU, bi way, duh and Slststs. MAT, SAT. Hal Boles, fo. Sarees | Court Ofit be elven a speedy tial, egw ee a Church, Fifth avenue & EP on, an American, vessel by a British | for violasing & corporation ordinance, CAMILLE D’ ARVILLE- | yi aitings “only Pret. | Daniel Leach, Mfty-two years old, a retired ship. Arms jauded at Monkey Polat aan | “ me — = | to discus means to increase the : ree S aan . a Ales Gh et —Lawyer, highest references treme | Millionaire Oxkes Prosecuting frm fer, was found ingsnale trom apoplexy | Straits st Banger aie. Wary Us Were seized by troops sent ‘hy Gen. | Demanded the Price of a Pint, | u theComie Opera, MADELEINE. Lawyer, bahia references Creme ah 6 fo > | Prealde Worn Cal as. All reported quiet in the : 5 . “tf pee : ee Cabra.” AML | andrew smith, of 227 Goer street, was held | COLUM Uw Tueatre vest. 16. Wed ase Maw | ®."ostr ath hh: Francis J. Oakes, the miliiona’ Ameria, 8 afternoon. He was| Sided, and made an appeal to the women of Emulsion a2 = ges aenae ’ PETE . 2¥ KNOW your fate and fortune. Consult Nibley wes In the Queene County Court of Sone 1] 13 the New, York Hospital ie Cond: | Amerigh An orteings dog Site Oy Mee, | ar tonne Attend the Dek Hs ' %| PETER F. DAILEY jacint ta Hi an Bee peer against Michael Bannon, © a ti ‘pronounced critical. His brother is a| Mary E, Sangeter, was reed. . : Americans em © Deke of vhs es bet | IN A PE dl Se Were ak oeee Sr ase Granam avenue. 2 beak oMfelal 6k Ae Seaman. pir a ee the Cream of Cod-liver Oil and York's Ley; Weet 14th at Hi weekly. Le —— Mrs. Ai charae of robbing bi: 4 Lens for the Largest Telescope. Hypophosphites, not only to cure the} LONDON, March 11.—The Duke of |} % Pigeon | DEATHS J ABDULLAH. ad all troubles 139 West seals to beione te tione es . ” me Bie, Soha Antaraem, s8i6 $0 be the Bde h but to give your system real| York held a levee to-day. All the mem-| plat 'w bes, The deletiant denied the Ee: 45th ats fee $2 up. ited many BUTEA esc ‘and Mossas| GREENVILLE, Pa, March 11—Rev. John | the millionaire tobscconist, was taken il! im the 8 give y y’ res eee een aici Beneaeys ental + sya call SEATON.-LAURA BENJAMIN SEATON, bora | HILL'S RHEUMA Renees, 18 Lone J |Peate, D.D., of this place, aged seventy-four| dining-room of the Hotel St. George, Breokiya,| strength. Physicians, the world over, Oct. 7, 18M, dled March 10, 1898, greatest of all T WAY IS THE BEST, the exception of Lieutenant-Commander| THE BASIE! vuneral Tues you. Hill Medic’ W. 8, Cowles, the Naval Attache, who is Funeral Tuesday, 2 o'clock, 905 Latayette for circular. {raTH las Jum, completed arrangements for, hand: | leat sight: Whe was reporied te be dotne icely | indorse it, —_— THE BOARDING-HOUSES ing the rough for her chair lass that ia to be transformed | this morning. re. If you think of mov e., Brooklya. : ‘ San Into lens ‘fore the largest telescope ever construct: | and Ta convulsions, One ot suffering from influenga, wero present. | jolie pa PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER. Advertined in ning, World” mabe | Oi ‘This. lang, which ie. to be weed. ina tel her assistance was tise | Don't be deceived by Substitutes! 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