The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1895, Page 2

69 MEN KILLED IN THE MINE, Terrific Explosion Causes Great Loss of Life in f Wyoming, FIFTY OF THEM ENTOMBED Hine More in the Power-House and Around the Entrance Killed Immediately. iT WAS A DUST EXPLOSION. Three Oays Required for Rescue Parties to Reach the Dead Bodies in the Mine. @ALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March 11.— A special to The Tribune from Red Can- yon, Wyo., say A terrible exple.ion at Rocky Moun- tain Coal Mine, No, 6, situated at Red Canyon, Wyo., i» believed to have killed mine, in addition to nine who were in fifty men, who are imprisoned in the the power-house above ground, or neer the shaft opexing: ‘The slopes and entrances to the lower ‘Workings are blocked by wreckage, and ft ts thought at least three days will be required for rescue parties to reach the bodies in the mine. ‘Vhe horror occurred at 5.45 yesterday evening ut No. 6 Central Pacific Mine, Red Canyon, five miles north of Evans- ton. The explosion in the mine shocked the whole country around, wrecked the power p.ant, a fan-house and several other buildings, entailing heavy loss, but the death roll overshadows other con- siderations. Edwin Cox, the outside carpenter; James Bruce, outside boss; James W. Clark William Sellers, jr., and James Gernelly, an Austrian, were killed in the power-ho-we, while ©. Maltby, fore- man; Jerry Crawford and Andrew Ma- fon were injured, and died soon after- wards, the last three being about the ower-house at the time of the explo- sion. A few hours later the dead bodies of James Limb and Fred Morgan were brought trom the slope, only a short dia- tance down, but us this is written there is ground the mine a great throng of People anxiously inquiring regarding friends known to be in the mine, and all hope of any of them being alive is gone. No one, after seeing the ghastly spec- tacle presented ny the two bodies brought Gut of *he elope, could have any hopes of anybody in the mine being alive. ‘These bodies were burned and black- ened, with garments torn to shreds, making it almost impossible to identify them. How many were in the mine at the time of the expiosion will take time to teli, but the best information ob- tainable places the number at over eighty. Nearly all known to be killed eave large families. Immeditely after the explosion Supt. Bradbury telephoned to Evanston for all the physicians with an extra train. ‘The Tribune correspondent went on the train and viewed the scenes of the Gisaster before darkness set in. The re- Nef corps, carrying lanterns, got ready » to descend in hopes of rescuing alive @ome of the, victims, The blacksmith shop was turned into ® dead-house, with four bodies lying there, one disfigured with its head blown ff, the others less mangled. Brave men had tried to descend some of the air and escape slopes without success, and it was not until three hours after the explosion that a volunteer party en- fered the main entrance to the slopes! goon afterwards returned with two oe They reported that cavea Ren further progress dows, the slo away the caves, after which the search- @ party went down to clear fag party again enterea und work in ‘that line ts now going on. This slope being down 2,000 feet, with ie levels. each one and a half’ miles will probably require several days Feach all parts of the mine. A few lives were saved because of the time of explosion. The miners quit work @t 6 o'clock, and it is customary. for to be near the entrance and come Out just as the whistle blows. A Bumber of men had come out, and some had just left the entrance to the 10} y from the working tun- ag Patek es cages. tue (escap leath, eke aker a@ nh father and » brother came out five min- tes before the explosion Zeke was hit the timber which kiliid ihe Crawfort but he was not much hurt. John Hanne, @ carpenter, had just come gut and was talking to (‘ox and Bruce When they were killed. he being burn lightly, but it was under-tou) the foi FF lowing persons were in the mine: Willard Brown, John Lock, Joseph Highton. George Hides John Fearn. m Butler, John Critchley, E, Sloan ohn Dexter, John Clark, Thomas, and Samuel Hutchinson, George y¥. William Langdon and son, John a bee, William) Weedup and’ John tin, jr. A weigher was the only person in the Power-house not killed he being but Slightiy burned, except the engineer. Who Was biown through the window, bur ttle burt Around the mine im a population about two thousand bereft of sorrowiul found The explovion is @s moet verrif @nd causing © Fun int busbend ds. ii Beloved The exp come from making 2 « Was +0; Wel) ve The i: egaly desighaies ae the Mines With on 1 ace, maki Fate mir t ing then 4 Of its capacity This is the *hi in this vicinit jocky Moun Chinese anc A more described by m: children t Oh, my a shaking the w r EC the ie fire dust meeting lax: T Garden to torm o wel towards ‘3 THY vEST nos 2 pe aavertined 0 & Won ait eek . A vay aver ke Ui aiid hoaile As ae s ed * apd | {HE CHOPPED OOWN THE ODOR —— The Argyle and Ma‘sonette Torn Up Cver Motride. Rouses Inmates ir, A Swinging Axe and Creates an Upr Now, Denny Mcbride was o in of renown, But when he was aleepy he liked to ie down, But, oh, werra, werra, He was such a terror! Hie “Aivil-like* temper was talk of the town, = Tenderloin Mallat The Argyle Hoarding 1. ue is not o of those common, cheap places with sign In the basement window, “Vubl: Board, $3.50 a week,” and there are no suggestive slips of white paper poste upon the brownstone front in order that folks may know there are furnisned rooms to lt. There ts nothing Ike that about the Argyle. Mr. R. McBride, who runs the place, knows a thing or two, and doesn’t put posters up on a hou-. that is on a Fifth avenue block. ‘The Argyle is in West Thirty-frth street, Nos. ty to 68, ani there was nothing to mar the serene atmosphere of the p. until A. E. Troughton opened the Mal- sonette Cute, in the basement of No. 8. Troughton sold provenaer by the small lot, Mcbride sold It by the week or con- rac Competition Troughton’s job lots caught the crowd and he wanted more room; McBride took to swinging Indian clubs and puneh- inj ag A his room directly over the cafe, and it is said that on the leather bag’ was painted a face like Trough- ton's, | The man with che basement cafe in-| sisted on spreading his business, room for his customers to sit serve, He consulted No cooker of pork chope and vender of truMes could de a MeBride, and this McBride, knowing how futile It Is to beat with hands against wood, rushed for an axe. The boarders In the solitude of their Wd-in-advance-for apartmente upstairs ear? the “whoof! of @ strong man at work, and heard the crash of the axe as the McRride pushed It In the wood of the door and ‘hen jumped in concert. A cluster of heade, Kempt and unkempt, Appeared over balusters and a acore of eyes looked at the boss cutting his way to bed. In @ minute he hal cut a hole bia enough for to craw! through, gad in two minut had finished the job. Then the Maisonette Cafe came up- stairs in the persons of Mrs. Franc! the cooks and the walters. Mra. Francis sert (or i. podceman to remove the te rible McBride but the officer of the law hoticed that Me stil had the axe and said he couldn't do anything without a warrant. Mr. Troughton ts now ota lawyer again. and McBride Is keej) 4 man on guard ao that his trail Will not be blocked again and to prevent Troughton ambushing him, FOX HUNT ON THE BOWERY. fecaped trom a Saloon anda Poller. man Caught It. If H. L. Fingerhut’ understood Engitsh he would have known there were no Spring chickens, on the Bowery, and wouwd not ha to noe his going to forced himself through a three-inch hole is in the gratings of Fingerhu East Fourth street, where he and anoth fox were confined Neither would he ha been humiliated by being caught by a policeman with a blue coat Instead of a |man with @ red coat, who was astride horse, The fox ts back in Fingerhut’a base ment now ver two thousard people | are telling ‘aney's fox hunt on the | man Faney Is an ath- | nd he is attached to the He was on du Third street, at When he saw in a front of the crowd begin ti gratings whic alongside the The poilceman investigated, Inside ‘he ruling was @ big fox, The janitor let | There was a lively chase. Win fox became weary, took. refug. &@ piece of shee tron and Fancy. gra him by the neck He took him around to the Fitth atreet etation-house, but they didn't know what to do with him th “Let him run about said the Sergeant, and when leased his hold every” pol house put tor a cell. Fa fox again and locked him up. About 19 o'eloc! him and took ehind He's all right aught the Fingerhut went after ynard hom come Ay nk i Wood puri Mes Hood’s - Sarsaparia saa ee Enrches ioe The Elood ax i Hood's Sarsaparilla is the. Only True Blood Purifier Hoo jisveu’ Declares He Was Carried Of by! Brockiyn Policemen Fire Three| Fulton Si., Brooklyn. Two Men tn a Wagon. ; ta - Shots and Arrest Two Men, Many imag ne that the aoa j Best Vaues of the Week Little Joseph Orr, who wandered away 4 from. his home, 28. ‘Twenty-aecond | Evidences of a Burglary and a are offered on Monday. Not street, Brooklyn, last Thursday, and re Dangerous Weapon Found. | turned in @ semt-comatose condition on Saturday night, was able to give some ; account of his absence this morning, “dy street a tall man without a mustache ran up to me. w down and decently eat the flapjacks and! io a brown ¥ steaks which he was always ready to, were two hills there. ts th and exposu into Mrs. Mary Phicbin's apartments, 948| Waists A Reform School Walf Resists P banement daar, 2% breaking open “the! oh oice colors in striped, 49¢. Andrew eldekher, of 697 Franklin| @ Y Hi. ° Soman! eitese Teale avenuie, reports the disupearancs at ss | checked and figured ef. keeper, W. W. Davia, three times, | morning tn resisting punishment which Mr. Davia was trying to Infilct 1 Selfried Glass, of 129 Osborn street,| ble the price.......... |Charles Donaldson, thirteen years olds! adcaq the pulise to mon Tee F ise uum tes jan inmate of the State Reform School) whom he hired a few days ag at Jamesburg, this county, stabbed his| who disappeared yesterday. missed $69. Do! with | stripped and ine! big red fox had! knife in hie nand, aM | Tho Remarkab'e Story Related hy HE WAS KIDNAPPED. a > BROOKLYN. ‘FACED A ORAWN REVOLUCR, —e—— ABRAHAM »» |; STRAUS: Little Joseph Orr. so Here. We have no Spe. cial Day. c this 4 them to move ust as I turned into Twenty-second | d he men_ starte down the avenue, iceman Meyers followed them. Chan Children’s & He struck me in the face ATS ed and walked, until 1 became the en broke a 1 woke Boots, plain toes oniy, co tn the Greenwood, Cewmetees) him’) made to retail at $1.50) tor stone red and p land hou had already $2.00 a pair ‘ three shots. 1 was on one of ENR | are ht, broke Shirt Waists. 500 very fine Percale resul of shock, caused by (right | into the apartments of Jolin A. Smith | 682 De Kalb avenue, and stole jewelry valued at $75. Forty dollars’ worth of clothing was stolen last night by burglars, why got ———— STABBED HIS KEEPER. to The Evening World.) in money, a a coat, valu fold watch, two rings and SWICK. N. at $12! fects, easily worth dou-) March 21,— ; this Combination Pocket-Books. GRUNHUT WILL PROBATED. | Mis Widow Vindicate: Her Right naldaon was rent to bed | the warning that he was 4 with a strap in the t night inthe and Wil HOARDING Hurale, N.Y 1 Please a anke fort your medion one for te Beteve the h Preseription may Lifes it eon Dans Trudy Ay eu tad amt hie morning by m the Ur cure, 1 werd THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAKCH %1, eva Sterling Silver The Millinery Cy | isitay continues to be the topte of the The women of, ( amazed at 29, .49, .65-and .98 each. Bloomingdale Bros., S. FIRUSKI & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 85 BOWERY, __ UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, WITHOUT RESERVE, ORDER Diamonds, Fine Watches, Jewelry) return and no questions asked.| THCAMERICAN TOBACCO CO, i _—— CREATER NEW YORK’S CREATEST STORE. oornaae? JS AWRIROES® “*ag. Friday Morning Sale. Wrappérs and Tea REAT Policemen William Ho Chambers and i Dr. Ferchland visited the boy ‘ George C. Meyers, of the Bergen street | Leather Goods morning with an “Evening World” re 00 beeueea, hau acdesperate very ay | Ladies’ Shoes on Friday renee 6 varten a counter with (Wo alleged burglars at AT SPECIAL PRICES, | Hours onty-9 a. M. to 2 P.M. owns. From Uie boy a atory the cae DOMES) (yy qotock thin morning. Th hots] s | 30 dozen Combination Pocketbooks, strongly to foul play. He seamed fa-| wore fired, and the fiicers claim oa | B r ain Da |plain and with ®te:ling silver mountings, SPECIAL.—8 dozen fine Sheer tlonal, but Hie story could only be Ob-} one of the prisoners threatened to shoot | © worth from $1.00 to $2.50, In genuine Lawn Gowns, two ruffles over tained by very direct questioning, He | al, alligator, large grain calf and| e 9 | shoulder, trimmed with open seems to have something on his mind “American Baking Company's srushed Letatit, to be wold at . work embroidery, value $2.98 25 which he does not want to disclose.| store on Fitti avenue was broken into 4) peat eS Meant to He ae Reet o ten | Rea cercteselitera see "oe He sald ee ene nee 1 Gf $1.50, For Friday PAIR. : Capt. Early his na of officers: | 159 dozen soft finish Princess “I left school at Fifteenth street and on the streets in lothing. | {SSS Jd Fi = be Gowns, deep collar, edged with 98 th ave day at noon | Chamt 4s doing spectal duty this ri 3 | , . Fourth avenue last Thursday roe a Mordihg: AC HIER events und Beate we offer as follows: CREAT SALE OF embroidery, value $1.39, ut...... 6 with three boys. They left ne before 1) gtrsa: Met three men ‘loitering in arrived at Twenty-second street. front of Stephen Casiin's saloon. He or Tea Gown of fine all wool Cash- mere, elaborately trimmed with buckles and velvet, PECIAL PRICES. ne new atyie” 98 My ext bers tried the doors of Caslin's saloon, Vaile $10.00, at. oSe with a red handkerchief The next bers M ; ¢ Sterl: Silver Book thing 1 rgmemb: t 1 imagined 1 ne beet 1 ee Li mAluete Ce Mi ’ Sh h of Sterling Silver ee. Great bargal Ladies’ fi Ten Gown of fine Cashmere, ac verted orces chisel, e ai at ‘Bands, Nail ‘gains in Ladies’ fine 5 wae in a wagon ied, yelled and led @ passing milk wagon, and rode sses oes. lds Rie Sata Cece hen | DEHSSIR BULION | Mhueel, —S trimme1 with quantities of lace, Wicked, and rie to get away, | fds Atluntio avenue, -On the wey] File: tton-He TUTE CO ALL Med tata er vakhid Uc ee value #100) at “Thore were two men in | 3. FON rie, ( | prasers: Paporicutte | o'e . M. Me OO, Ateeeseees . . ‘They refured to let me Ko. When wus Ne met Meyers anil they followed the 500 pairs Misses’ and i! BES AES ERIE CL A AU isi, giver aueatadita: ANC CAI if out “In the country, where there were (pre men. iy vertook gem in tnt) 00 pairs Misses’ an gc. 94 an £ae Gal opportunity to. buy ‘hihi At $7.98 to $15.00 we have the finest ‘ate 4, 1 cl d out of the wagon. 0! a silver. factory, €! Chi y Jiei Cj | i Up One A 7 8 e dome: ihe ten MOON mew the. They, knew. t Fat ie Pier be the Children's Viei Kid,) | . . | priced Shoes for a nominal estbbalien Mi soeatic and foreign was oat of the wagon, but did not come rs grabbed two of them by the Spring Heel Button & | value. All sizes and widths, { 69)" as und in New York, @ after n H Ud) worth $3.0 to $5.00; special at reheat Great Sale of f'ne Franch Laties’ Oxfords. ts varte | Bhoes—24 Floor. | aia ; j law yer. them, ‘ Intrinsic value and. more than ali else, A | He and the crafty man of law engaged) '“f got nd tried to walk and fell Histol, and was arre | : 2 aty'les, | SPANGLE TRIMM in, commuliation, and out ot lt came A | downton my kneel “there "was sngwéon deseribed whomactyes |at the striking orizinatis of the avsies.| = FOC, Per Pail ‘NUde McBride was out on the avenue, pranc: | other ws end dpawied alone. the Houls Houssals, tw American ular millinery season we employed our 1800 pairs Ladies’ Suede Oxfords, AT SPECIAL PRICES, ing about like a Spring lamb, two strong | fence sch nic) pve daha Ii money, anil a busch of kes’ ant’ Wve eatire millinery foree in making up black Colors green, .evender red goat, mechanics, with instruments of steel, | met on r ‘Tootsey’ at aT a eRCuIIire PeVOINGE ena Soran Vege . rh ‘i yellow Suede, tan, bronze, Went into the boarding-house, to the second etreet, ee Re ss-callbre revolver, and a nuns ng ams. lace hats. There were hundreds upon eee 2 ” Spangle Bands, on Net and Satin Ribe house at No. Gl, and put in @ strong.| “The next thing 1 remember I was in Orne polite t hi 1 = hundreds of them—black iace with straw Kid; sizes principally are 2%, bons, over 60 designs, colors White, Bile and bok aud sorewe ame Cen | Mee ag WBN nepal piven for (nel ot a caise! badder inthe Jambiat ake edge. Ordinarily the price would have | 3%, 5%, 6 6ty 7; five hour 19 Green, Blue, Red ani Black, real velue retired. zs return: of the lads eyesight. He com: door, and on the street, when the ar-| 10,000 yards standard to be $2.50, but these we shal ee | 49 Donny Be i hen to ‘$375 | from $1.00 to $4.50, to be suid, per yard, at tne Reviet hime in the apgrerstion of. piled of the gunliene thie morning 4) hice, With fe"ioini"boken ‘thes’ ais) L240. American Ging- 6 Ic,|« : SL eee Be eats — et himself in the aggregation of his mother pu.led down the shades, He h its point broken Sent | Bee. A - ni Primm! a pair, dwellings known aa the Argyle by haw ‘slight control of the eyeballs. and | {oun a piece of black rubie wety aha | hams in desirable styles 2 CRS anes anaes tend eel which Opened the door of ‘No. nae. eighteen tne hes tong. with a heavy enunk | } 1 ) Largest assortment In New Yo | Creat Sale i i \ patted $0) 9. tg) Gin room. | Instead ue His feet are still ina benumbed gon. jon adedvnot gulls te aot stripes and plaid... | 9 VU, UUs i] ° gain! Immediate | admittance | he/aition ‘They are warm, but there does | , utler “Stree ah Fabric ; ates, Crashed into a door that was put there ‘Hot neem te ‘be anv fealiter in thon lat fin SHutien “etree Wash Fabrice—Main Alsle GREAT SALE FANS, | rl ¢ 4 5 Spangled Bod'es, Blouse Fronts, Biby Crushed ‘hia hat. Tiers hepato tia din HU aKare GO ERE Le cleveree uj be . OF. 1k whi e, Green, Blue, Hed ang expande: f ot 8 to make any Impres- “ eet * % fvench Bans iw satin ang 75 to $10.00, to chest, and beating It with both. fists, |son On the bese oe pales (hie meerine, “Gostee es Laundered gio paced ona famed ane 1224) 2,000 pairs alloy Spectacles and Eye- Black value from § DETICe 1 tain Won oF SHity-deeh wiseer cateTied Uh Perchiand scouts Ha irs Feaidence. 14 MeTonvugh | black, waite end colors, value from §1.25 glasses, look and wear like solid gold, 8°!d at nirty-ffth 1 notism, or a tranced state cHINRS Fonbed of elo vated 2 to $2.00, to be sold at 3 8 in bis own Mar? Never! to his original theory that the condition “OrpeLor clothing valued at § shame ial on ery cent CaS mGIGL aE 11.98, 2.49, 2.98, 3.69 & 3.98, Third Ave 59th and 60th Sts. 69c, Dentistry. “TEETH” EXTRACTED CALL ATIE ION TO THE AUCTION SALE OF to be held at their saiesroom to-morrow (Friday) at 11 A. M. or Mm & A LARGE 1. HARLAM, 157 EAST AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF 125TH STRELT. 7 : . and numer us othes vis Diamonds sold at 12, noor Goods on exhibitic {ter ® A. M. Fen int anegement of some) Surrogate Abbott, of Kings County,| Genuine Alligator or! pry PUL ES oe dR — er Pp | |Is nervous and rather ald, broatied aie moming adr itted raemenate the! Fine Grain Leather 39¢ Sportinz, ove ‘Owe: ‘wilt of Dr. Bernard Grunhut, whic pusli i a5 | . aa from accompanion. tie spent sdmenince Belk sour tented Uy. bis alate Mis, Mary Combination —Pocket~ Bargains in second-hand wheels, includ- j AY DU. 0. W. HALL NEW METHON, nee Tee onde: Which Was Rutlowa, of 46 Fifty-sixth street,| Books, regular 48e. line, RIERMAN EIDELBERG ing leading makes, HipLy (epplledy tase gene eet eae Wien Davis summoned Donaldson to New York, and his brother, Louis Grun- G ino Seal Leather Sy $123 Bicycies irom $40 to $60. durine we last wees. io wnom I refer by pore jthe bathroom thi. morning and ordered hut fenuine Seal Leathe: . ; Mie is “DOWLING. West "New Brighton, 8h, him to strip, he refused to obey. Davis ye Grunhut disappeared trom the {( binati Pocket ) respectfully announce] — $100 bicycles rom $30 0 $40, nuit dy, Bow LaNi "Weac "New “Brighton. 8 Ly ook hold of him and the boy fougnt| Dr Grunhut disappeared ¢ 2, Combination ocket-| 59¢- that their complete lines] some of these wheels are simply shop- pon, ae om Scie head "ithe keener ts neak sighted and did not his way to hoston kus, sre Books, lined with et of spring Suits and Overe| wore, never nuving ven used, | oe jate, "Dr “Hil haw topbed. Gear Pelton nie need eaBoR had the Oren contestants claim chat Dr Grunhut was| leather, regular 89e, line coats for Men and Boys 4. G. bPALDING @ BROS, VUSOCL TE UNIE, 140 Perry at: “1 414 not toad the hearts ln the hgh aie andin, the Ansan, that Mra Grunhut was not | Leather Goote—-Froat. Lape now ready. 126-180 Nas-au 8t. ite left arm, te did not Know he was hurt legally his wife and that his posthumous -_ | BICYCLES—Columiias, 152, 5 | ail jhe noticed the blood trickling /cniid, which lived fifteen houts, was H se SUITS.—All the new Hah Wierteld place Drs. Applegate and Van Zandt pro-| illegitimate. Trou shades, Vicunas, Cheviots, Oe wide bu nounced the keeper in a precarious con-| Surrogate Abbott sald that the ev . A Belgian serge and Wor- Herald Cycle Co, Hundreds of other testimontals at off a | ely to ‘ove! iden Jduced in no way showed the iad Mhown a victous! {Neg adduced in no showed ti Furnishings. steds, é Extraction Free Woe) teetu Are Ordered, feen often pun allegations made by th Atestants Were | $10 to $20. \ | Gents s3 dae | ~ O < true , . Gents’ $45. 1 nder t he end ed the 4 © prob talvaniz ; me ERCOATS, — All th Gents’, $2 ec st stay there until he is twenty-one csrannuts setae: was, Sales ee: Galvanized) dfn aerbage 25c, inte nee and All the Sete ee lg trem oem as ase Slo In his will he lett a life incom ‘mland Cover, value Ste, ; > d = — =—____ of £60 a year to Matilda Motta, $54) {Our Covert Clo Over- THREW HIS CHILD OFF, jus tttiman, The rents of the houses White Wood Five- Arm) 5c-|coa's are pronounced the Howes 446. “Rac victor ta me = the Income for life of $2500 were Itt to Towel Dryers, value 1c. ) handsomest, best and funity, M4, ,yirerty, a2, Tourlat. J | Sere Wontd's aN fe Hee mR ore Cenh SIU TOE Thee eee ae Heavy Retinned Dishpane) cheapest in the city | Gold Crowns and Bridge Work a Specialty, als) cams lins, tinal haotltat ani" 'itlre LU quate), value Wee, -y LZ] $10, 812, 815, S18, wate] Pico Memrousble for FratsClaae Worle DK Renee, Be ten Ge pe yan ae ieearcmittey Shot ae Cate a The phenomenal growth : Warranted 10 Years, fourteen years old, of being a disor: : “we Retinned Oil Cans (4) cial o Retail Business is AML, Neh, grad HAL om N Ave! ue ol fi } % vgn veda Con fasaby Tana omeuradt tin eaminl mene te ta quarts), value 1c ) the best evidence that we jinn" pee DR. O. W. E the Houee of Refuge, sks 4 serve our customers better wil makes; all prices, 7. # When the boy Was brought before | aro advertised In to-day fe Wortd,”” Lambswool Stove Mitten,) [SGE Ve OMe eltns . a | (Graduate Pounsyivania Mental ¢ the desk he cried pitifully ‘and nea an Wik’ dauber value 1bet Coa nd at lower prices than Railroaas, 949 BROADWAY, to his father, but the latter rough: “Te will save time and trout My vi ‘OC. lregular retailers. —_— aS Cor, dst., NEW YORK; threw the child from. him. Even the ly uly wae OKRA Hammer.” f court. off became Indig- WF Mine Tiasue To; , 499 FULTON ST. SMe Gay area tomcat WILL FIXINCOME TAX. —_ Fine Tissue Toilet Paper, 2c,| We are | the largest Cor Order, BROOK LYS her about the neck and < in rolls, vilue 5e.......) a iva. Ath wostsby but the Is, val plesale Manufacturers MUURS-S AM tT P.M. Sunday & used. falrly threw the Deputies A Brook: House Furnishings—Rasement on High Grade oun Ut ee eee through the door into. the prison- Tee atanei . i e Worle ou save | re is himself out on ball Acting Internal F ue Collector middieman’s ani retail- k A T R A I |REW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS, Of VIbIAHOR the. Healey ot Brooklyn, announced A AM AND er’s profit and expense if ‘ . and Will be tried March veya fe les . \ & HUDSON RIVER R. P nee tax pe 1 ue Na : wi i : fn, : PS) {ey buy from a From Gra Contra! Station. 424 Street.” A kh School Hoys in Debate. » LAX collectors, nS ine TRAUS Pt) ee H The Central Evening Migh Shoot entertalnment | of Flathosh 0.80 A Maly Fant Ma cuss, ans! And ftebate of the political sclene and elscution f h ; Roctesion Bimete ai Hate ‘Tooth extracted painiessiy by our sew acieaiise i z formerly served two term | —<————— sagy Rorhent lagare on, meLed, NO PAIN or bad Tesuite, uppiied © «will take place to-morrow evening The ee eer sarwed eo. toxin: ‘ ) - 10.20 0M except buntay press. OFAN et be : Rtare on the resolution in. favor ot ove " 1 WART © O1.0ING, for WU enehtant hale walete te gue > vainiess . Baste tolitads: oti ke alnuanaes c elected | trom Fulton St, Brooklyn. | BROADWAY AND CHAMDENS ST, 2.00 P'S pally" Bouts ‘A Goo! Not of Teeth, $6, wank A Weiss, Tsitor Sit vent pie eu _ clnnatt, Ind gpeeettins Gente aa m dear 7 emdit, oleot w ark B30P MI P) ry ig + “ d) Rowers. Condit. Palio dui t TIM CAMPBELL CITED. pa a Selld Gold Cro 1 OF old Cape LL FS re on 4 exbi on of the soho: lake ew . . © i. Tous one piace Westnestay: night Clem ~ | | Pete Mt ® fel NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS HICCOUGHS WHEN ASLEEP ee ee The Fa-Congressman to Answer to | oO Maat slat, Meas Biante ) Opes all wight and Suodaye : Mr. Hovt isa well-known commission ge Me Adam Conte For Saratogs, Brriingioa, | seme hs cise cniE Te Is TBAEED ANI OF Noe Hark adge McAdam signed an order to-day For "Abarn Road pointe, | Aly Strages 4 #80 Named for du nee directing Congressman Timothy J. agare Falls "Cleveland: Cle” NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS Hetlee tr : ie aaa Seidl ie Campbell to appear before bith to-mor: yr ejaly sleeping car’ Pas: An ex nary 5 4 ; ioe fot Hochenicr carried oa this trate, | Abram Strauss, lives behind tbe Canarsie village row at clock lo show cause why he sengers for Rocl ta ol an n printing oMice at st Fourth s rh attven Vw should not be punished for contempt of CL i Bs betfou, Chic. | bas tried alm Koown « D wii " art. w nia for Ale ie BA) he AIBA "10 be Campbell tn his tesumony, in his con- " ry P. No More D-ead of the Dental Chain He has had two a, ben . test a net Henry ©. Mine: id that p M - f tre: ry r eieatig ry i eugh Tine bat without su ‘ lamus. pre ! to compel the Police Ce minated by Pinte: eolutely painizas No vocaiue or chloroform, ce Wohe tant cured to a y wat t BO: eon on to put impson's. rs Warner Me. We. thr “adersigned, bave bad teeth extrac: Puss y aye lasted dust ¥ t i he ucket a ular Re- IF N ae fesitatne: sot Sew Nork Dental Purl “ aan Mea NEINE may tented . ame on the tc As the regu FIVE BLUE yi coin Suitldine: fully secouwead Weir wivinudl, usdg Halve fo have been brodght ot by the we eed th Bimpson and t ’ Hatton New York: 3% and 728 Wulica et and TATRONi arin this cots, Mr Strauss je also refe t roadway FD. Resnilyn. eee Near Maes Hecome aiush exhausted. He Heise plpe coupons Maacenee trom hate! ar residence b¢ 9: FORAESTERT Br hers iecast cee tm MMe to take litte or no nourishment A WOMAN'S BURD: ; 6 There are the vn! denial par : \ A A 20z. package thar have the ratented apaiiances ant inetd cry are ligt 1 wh © turns te rivht U4 ° p iy ‘apply fold crowns without the motion The el Wea kniese a of ; i danger Full sats of toon, \ ents, sam PALL dis Kaders 3 Gady y arn at. sex, are ot De P.—Wednenday, More ODORE Poa rN Fs a A - f STROM —Wodnertay. MM rh 38, THRODORE bain fee ina ensaions, serait pts TOBACCO will be mn bi .. ” “ ceeration, inflammation, an V kuudred a dipekas. : ’ sia tian ee horas a mot go 10 6 aliout its a positive remedy Bega tend his funeral from hie late re: i DENTAL PARLORS, Quizg Club Elects Omecern, | wee wid SI3w.220d ST rr) york Tae Quigg Club has eiecied there oMcers: Prest=! TON, SSW Second Vice-President iH. sil wy” be Psp gs + Financial Secretary bs hy should take Oe uit, & jatne itookin Treasurer. Alex Jandren; Sergeant. Ly a ‘Fuvort at At-Arma Jobo Connolly; Huecative Cominiiten an i cH ription and D. one wi Anna. | Frank Brainard, Cy Clark, & H. Raadall, A, Fick! od " Discovery Nad aa uasounted photoge ital young ARE YOU GOING TO MOVE? ¥ . : extracted patuleanly in urs, ROZZIE FUGATE, —— tSman, ‘a golds watch. and fountalt ual wore Shore ne eeeenTNS a Sanam SF Sele gun gon oC BET 1 Des Pet ia “a small leather ca “The Evening World's" list of houses, fate and Moore. well, A, Graber. eater 8600: GULD FILLING. #10, tech withowh ra aud open Cet: CURE fer sma, (pavanle to Dr. feome to reat Ia the Beat there la amd it you are GOrsleiee lesie pw lLse Phimists Geeren CUR, plate. gt ob is ork guarauted. Boury § te ere fhaai exhibition, isis. Bat direct. Waal \ Sek eee ta kl aa gaa to ad Lt . aaa, asete jean i “ = ar to be bi eolng Oscar Huffstad, Jorn MeCullough, me ry! ic |. PARLO! see vaseral wesaing oo Mouwer | Om MOREY RETURNED, [eS Sham, LS snoiher paged Tinton, ED "Dara. 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