The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1900, Page 4

THAW: | aoe Te re ~ SAVED $100,000. M’KINLEY’S CONTROL OF THE MONEY POWER. Robert Wilson and His Brother Pitiable Exhibition of De- WOMAN FATALLY BURNED, and Three Sisters Amassed F ‘ . : , onal sl The Evening World.) ’ - : a, . 9, dea. Phe height N e thirty-five yeatg old, was wetting breakfast at het home, 453 Chestnut street, Brooklyn, this morning, when @ live coal set tire to the carpet and to her shirt. T Cletatag on Trial. morning shortly before noon when, in| the Oswald murder trial, Judge West- t, counsel for ihe defense, called the; husband to the stand ‘ho are you?’ sternly inquired the Jodge. Quwald looked helplessly about the : poe gees wa SESE ESE] er tems | h e prisoner only looked be- rm ins | PACE TH AT “aie sg us| The“Princess” Petticoat wi aad ’ KILLS WOMEN "= ann" xescem enetementnts Reports ee Baller's, ovnnesetsd |e, tee Ceci Gane, OF SOCIETY. 22s ah 8 G4 tasdte Slscomes tate 600118 per cant, oie alt ae Aaland! Tie made & confident feeling in the London} | aug» security markets to-day. They ruled! por the mret time he apeke jn an audi- Better Tone in the Stock “ait polnt. highes kings mean? {ole ence, “Oh, Joe ath" Me res then in were ai re side-trecie@ te “Peck’s Bad Boy’ ant Market on African Oat ae had ever beard it read. He = Reduction Sale Mens Winter Shoes, 1.85 To clear stock of our broken lots of Baek and Russet Mens Winter Shoes, we have marked $5, $4, $3 and $2.35 Shoes af one price, $1.85. ‘Tis the mented Man Live Coal {rom Kiichen Fire Set a Fortune. of Samal Madd haat Racnea tha The eteck market opened at a alight Advance to-day, but without the least | enthusiasm. The reduction in the Bank of Fng- Jand's rate of discount which 4g higher quotations to the American in London, and the encouraging new! Afr ¥ responsible for the hig at the beginning ON WEAKER CABLES, ‘The Liverpool cables were disappoint ing to our whee: market to-day, and the crowd sold very little at the start, causing a declme im the Grst prices of 1-4 per cent, from last night. Sentiment kept father bearish here. ( om, at firs; was steady and subse- y eased off, 7B continued io live together until July, Bas, when Robert, the banker Of) The only rtocks receiving noteworthy the famfly, died. Attention in the early trading were the When stock was taken of ine savings usually active issues. Tobuceo and Man- that the family hattan mado the best gains—a point ee Me euch. Bugar and Leather both began eee eee eal intkanas and) ith Improved figures, but latter re- mort . acted, RIGID ECONOMY The weakness of Third Avenue yea- . terday was followed to-day by a fair j Ghor'ly before iis death Robert made | recovery during the first few minutes. | Chicago aug. 2 ver en il, Me left one-third of the. HOOK. From Tr to last ant aie ete weal ¥ A TS was Sonu erty, in trust John, and ‘ | 1-4. May corn, May cate 7k each Wo his al Jonig signed & con-|t 119 and then lost a point of the! et le eee’ © of the will and i In. | rward he di ‘The wholo Ist fell fractionally shortly greatest $1:85 worth you ever got. n tubpovt | aller the beginning, following the lead \ WEA’ i that ie share MAP ear ae mt Ot dugar_and lasiher "The, Grange 4 THER FORECAST. trust, and he lit was etcady fut raoetved Poy There is a sufficient quantity to last until Saturday night, Feet rsE he vay of ites | ee stetier Manner, ee eee Forecast for the thirty-stx hours end- om. rT ad denied) T ke ° f ag ¥ ai hun ‘a | " : t al in good de- , ; ¢ +. asoed) 3) ly prices, the macket show. " ate temperature; brisk easterly winds. Broadway and Houston Street. | The following record shows the ewe. oe as. ees WaREe regs b th the ompetinbhe aa Oortie oe “John. Ha testined ta tor years Nie REA’ Gromnica 2oy \ a_indleated by he thermometer at v a peri | Perry's irmacy: “Byrtem, system, svatom ra i LB ig Pati! 3 ido. real ed 3-4 {oom the gt eve \ SAM. MICA MOOR M gmhes bescebeld work ones. ree ane ded to a - BM... My ruled 4 other Cg in aympathy on light P| @emen and children in this big town the question “How can Soe aise =" | SISTER CHARLOTTE'S STORY. fm an interesting case now pold-| Bister Charic , range Mitle p the attention of Surrogate Abbott wae all in a er this morain eee for “ je lings On A very venlag W reporter cailed at the the answer given to unettting {houne sharloste ot intone mnt fy every self-made man who has |#*'s- ime Bhd thereabouts. i eg firm but very dull, Net chang Been ashes the secret of success in |Sender, Urighi-ey ed itetle a WHY, aetat i ae joa Ve—eave—enve! Gross wae of bios ian het @ane ia & contest over the wil! of | : : Wilson, for fy years a journey. | r % one Ze living at 8 Ureene ave. \ lyn; for bod years head of a Rooney, | paziotce ‘We om never tru t to oy 9 doepative ae _ bay fureitere that will last forever, am a ene amacnt year Tak! |Ro pany "yt Ny iy ‘hy ‘by pei say to fo. | tered. the first phing that +. 4 H of wanes not large and thelr pet'us“areaatany: [Am Be ‘|§ MRS. STUYVESANT FISH’S iy Mmvestment tn bonds and mort-| Trire was father's oath And then oe on ee ake Mme Hehe, DAY OF HARD LABOR. ites ” i] 7% my CO-OPERATIVE FAMILY. a: pM hy parents of thie fainlly died in ne decked ia ove an | tort sty ats Ball a century ago A family |{P0, 01d farm, was held 3 is # ess ve ry iy in Aeating his whl, wee if ie Trey all agreed to go |Jonn te ety Urwoew: 1 . Time, brothers Robert ant! SATISFACTION IN SAVING. ee eee ye 4 ON THE ? ‘They also agreed to live frugally, Hob. wt. “Father was a trav Jeweier My ; 7 é oi = woods et cal tate Neer ait ee es i ie ISIE eam ts tao rm. seaeeesesnenaseass _ GAME LAWS: mily banker, and oer atl Ciceme GO West 0. witesee fm ‘World Almanse. to walk to and it na ANS rl ‘ i oplcures. Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish | @ mornt Sf vor OWD, S| clone will have given three elaborate | At 10 oiclock, Sats | functions before it ends. pig) her hoveenanee ee On Monday she set the ball of her! an audience to the dec i January entertainments rolling with | fe Pho toe proved tet fete ‘or conver: y tinner of thirty-six covers, afier bsg fe Then, at_it o'clock, she he guests accompanied their hostess to end lastiag eutistaction I Ving. Bul we were mot penurious ; . ; By ge Fy rp " " tae Drexel ball. On Tuesday crenina | fo wee vere, Paid Help Wants ir gts ‘Hive: We coupnt’ erervinie [Sitaa, mean’ » ie she gore a charming mestoale |empondence aod anevers Ev Be: Sports—Sports for all the Be now we bAVe Nothing to pay out but | limos Coneet r The culminating event will come off on for that formality. the an cea, ie Ands he Hf in ne fa ToDeys [°° 405 iE! : i cna drgeeee 10 WORLD, s 1 elec rhnt thai ot wigs, Usual monotony, There has been much pate, semakers, Tarr! a ete “On af os young. women. uf orl A, guesswork regarding this function, and {than hour, ; all society awaits the realization with year round. Rifle, revolver and shotgun records. All about ice if to-day y it : Bi Yes Ce ee Ey BY SSsciett i a ea mol hockey, golf, cricket, lacrosse, leet pt ry city to-da it was in Washington 4 4 ’ : 2. eae 4 nar JOHN. pen : ens ; wen Vice Pree meres ac neal] skating, swimming, football, bowling, baseball, walking, running, vedo sin it| Neto Fe af ' eee ras jumping, yachting, the races, bieycling, rowing. All in the 1900 St Naa a) ‘ . seta! etiquette, and the demands of the inner hour are sych that it 18 the mst! begun, anit oe eh thowat Py dreaded and health-racking of all thei be exercived SS! cightsen hours that constitute thelr dag, mates nt toe Ty] The soelety day te o Gay of mere ‘ble fre the 2%] nausting labor than that of any ‘| If you are not interested. ir sporting events, thers are several hundred pages about other things that will interest you. Sent by mail on receipt of 25 cents, or can be had of all newedesters, ners “ih ie hy the law oe Ruy, i, OF 2 ¢ dob “astray “ e) in top Pa itis int Sere arg eae hep Brother Robert left the money is way res teed of ue hi og third was to wo. Tt was a fort fj if ij ! F ? i : i g g | HE 959599235505 355252522533"