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nhi Che "PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, e LO P. M. EXTRA Gov. Taylor Served with Injunction---Legisiature ) VAL PLAN FOR FUTURE ACTION, isn" tenanso'esoseces a pert that (sev. Taylor had coltetted: such as to require Federal |reaerat intervention the text thetr pretest. interference, and consequent~|"r,° Fins ins: nad arisen ¢ Sensational rumors areca current. that the Milttia)*erce sch oe | Ballot act will be put im|ot ever having in the feld. force Feb: 14, and that|utaee ri, artis of the whole | Britain May Resort to Phonon. «5p 4th Moen sean th nl the Present. wil th oa oe” ad 4 ttre ¥ ‘ lop: Monday ito" te » tutors actongaction under NE CON= | Aveerted. wortid abstal |. Conscription Under Old cs rp ites ee |e saa eae iliti ; mao *"°"l This decision followed the |sravaie ma:wery, intenalfytog ihe Militia Law. pana ests strong protest made to the] tic ant prmaps low et ite Presid:nt to-day by the) rrr staan iy sbetate LONDON, Feb, 2.—]Bastend. the tevies constantly being ANOTHER RIVERSIDE PARK Democratic delegation, that! "wm ,isrerore of any wrt A venive ministration would precipi |" ow tate ot and bioodshed [aw conceners toe cote She gor After the Cabinet meeting mt of Peterat tronps to aa 5 SR the following statement was tmeceneeie shesonc leet a mary, ten m the lkhead Hoe now \ ‘Gen. Lord Roberts, the | sive of Indian troops. It ts more than ¥ i " twice the size of the total of EY SMASHE AND HURT made: ———— ait Commander-in-Chief ofisuessey ar tore oar" lien ee ee ere “The President has decided) MBBTS IN A HOTBL» MeN of 246 We {that no cas: has yet arisen! to justify the intervention of clon Despite B@erts of the National Governmet in the Treepe. c Kentucky, and has so in-| rraxxront, Ky., Feb. $-Late: formed the Governor.” wm both Howes of the fag Some significance may at-/‘™ sh Mone Sim et tach to th: use of the word|capito note ae" “Governor” in this state-] 7m meeuos wae sere, ment, inasmuch as the reply wane sale os Genera was directed to Taylor. wey. ~ al anos Thi section was first taken By | eae * four the British forces in South] tray in ne war ot tase. ne reas Africa, has cabled for) Dom wns the tal deaths of our THE LION TAMER, Scie me Ty = thea Austria’ Government has prom- uatria's. Coteny. . LONDON, Feb. 2A devpatch trom!Ordered to Appear at] Stiletto Answered Ella-- , i deste lk arias ised to give him, sendi 50,000 militia and volun-| ABS 600 BOHR IS Ay AAY teers and 40,000 militia|*~> rrvere sate to ware meso « ° Houre in separate session and imenelile It is also said that ¢! Se ae ots volunteers will be wae den Prem hot taptana te ben,| Albany and Show Refused to Go to gt angen WARMED BRINLEY, —[siar ater in sin: seston : wi Where and when he did no is not stated. Cause. Italy. j : Weegn' 6 It is understood that el pave! side ' alli drawn up by Democratic commit> Demecratic Oeiegation Tola nim!" Bieedobed Weald Br Started by Interference. WASHINGTON, Feb. 2— Presiden Me- Kiniey assured the Kentucky Demo- ' — jzed forthwith. It is even|rme war omce does not contirm the ob report. asserted to-day that: the There is no official news from Gen] _Presilent Rossiter, @f the” Brooklyn) Because Kita Carboni, « young Italian : . Rapid Transit Company, bas been eum- | girl, refused to go beck to Italy with one Cabinet has specially Buller's headquarters, und the only In-| inoned io t before the Btate Board |of her eweethearts, he siabber her with A formation which has reached Landon in! of Ral ‘ommirs\orers at Albany on |»), : t to this afterrmon. dealt with these matters. | si way supporting the reports tnat| Wedn | What will probably poove ta be a am) The Militia Ballot act|** %* recrosset the Tusels miver ix] MM. Rovelter i ordered io show cause der ooourred at 2 Mutt wireet. whi every 4 >. d found in the Asvoctates Preas Gerpaich ~ hed air) tied. ER DRUNK, CHILD LL. 'MRS. TC. PLATT IS WORSE.) Three Saas tre Called to Her Bed- rath: delegation to-day (hat he the situation ia Ken updest wish was that acnouncing Lord Dundonald's recon. diay) a, veeine an Hallan sa@on man between 5 nolssance, which fs taken to indicate « | . : eighteen Preiude to renewed activity. Rh et ms tal with Twe-lenr-clf Beegh- | vide, bet Father Thinks and thirty years of age| 4+ tx sewatcn ts tnrce days otf, and |e nine movie tre : tor, Whe Wee Mek. We Will Recover. “Kh Yard Durdonhid found vo diffeuity int and Hixty-fifth sireets, inet a +l ality, but |_Mary Ghes, thirty-eight yeare old. of! WASHINGTON, Feb. 2—Mrs. Thomas liable to serve for five) crorsing the river, W tx not tmpossiice peing them to vet twa tance torn, kt kee jg Torey —_ 10 ert |: Platt bad a turn for the worse lnsi A “ missioners “want (0) barly this aflernoon she was visited | night and messages were sent to her direcied to do so after eb in-| 3.2 Swarthy youns ron of Italy, who two-your-oid cRld Margaret was/three sons, bidding them come on ww gation, Ce bad been particularly enthusiastic in ne te 1, suf “attorney icacral eet upon ihe | his devotion to the girl. Sire mm bromesitin er lie bi Gen. Buller may have moved in the|ride, and tie C egain ‘a test resort. after having beee te-/ majority of cach voked by the proper authorities | houses adjourned till Monday, ; under the law and Cosctitetion. ’ EPICA | L) ( Pi ME Rowlter Ignores this summons. | goon atier he left the girl's room. al ———— | Frank Piatt reached Washington iss! ye delegation consisted of Senater- elect Blackburn and Representatives) in = Witton Weight, o ; erat, = young woman, Marie Texelll, who lives Tnight. Ned and Harry, the younger LUCERNA ia iho same howe aiecovered ero] WOMAN BORBED AT STOVE, |e. are crsecea io-any Se: wecaer, Ones, Attn ond Gul PUTS INTO HALIFAX. |e sec with a deep stab wound in . | ‘The doctors do not give up hope, and! and Col. Pail Thompson. They called at Senator Piatt pute e brave face on the| the White House to protest against Fed. oie va tee Se eee i eral Interference in the contest in Ken- HALIFAX, Feb. 2—T8 pamner Nee} fatal v 7 Tree | pital wage 1