The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1900, Page 8

% ’ i 3 Pe ‘Tonga | Yon Buelow. that the Americans did not hinder but Father furthered this clear severance, ‘We hope the relations of Germany with the United States German and American members of the Cama Commission oughly friendly Reasceres Foreign Envoys by In B Was Missing Three @en of John J. Kenr Who had been mirving f years has been found throvgh an le pub- Usbed in The Evening Worl! On the death of ns mo Young : ne _STABDRD ThE PRACHMAKER wi p Chief Has Suc- cumbed to a Fever. FORCE DISBANDS, Towns Occupied by Our Troops Fired with Burn- ing Arrows. MANILA, Monday, Feb, 12-11 A. M number of ex-insurgont officials who here yesterday report that Gen el Pliar, the insurgent leader, died fever ¢ fortnight ago in the Morong at which it was recognized that | would be futile to ofer further re- to the Americans, therefore disbanded their forces, are now wandering in small gangs in the hille JAPAN'S FLAG. : ita it Princeton Visited Rayat, aten| it Princeton recently visited the and Calagan Islands, which emitted from the Paris Treaty of being north of ® degrees of lat- Taised American flags and ap- native Governors. Princeton found the Jaumnese fying at Bayat Island and re- from landing there, pending or- ‘We Were Kind to Kaiser in tamea, Ven Buelow Tells the Retehotag. BERLIN. Feb. 12—In the Reichstag to-day the draft of a law authorising ‘the abrogation of the treaties with the nds of 1876, Bamea of 1879 and Zansibar treaty of 165 ® portion of ¢ Introduced. Minister of Foreign Affairs, Count aid the legislation was Recessitaied by the recent Anglo-Ger- man and German - Anglo - American ‘Skteements dividing the islands. So far ‘aa Tutulla was concerned, the Minister Germany never contested the in claims that the United States d the right of @ port and se- there. “E have pleasure,” he sald, “in stating nd Samoa wil! remain the relations of the friendly, even have been thor- WILY CHINESE EMPRESS, Viting Them to Emperor's jew Year's Reception. PEKIN, Feb. 12—A notification has Been sent by the Trung-ll-Yamen to the foreign \egations tha: the Emperor will hold the customary New Year audience Feb. 19. This is regarded as an important ind! Cation of the desire of the Dowager Em- and the authorities (o reassure ihe representativ BYBNING WORLD FINDS BOY. Ve Finally Located Through of His Dieappeurance. James Kennedy Hundred ani For Kennedy wos put in 8 Vent, Staten Istend He war finally bound oui to a farmer tn New Jersey, from whom he ran away Mile father cried in vain to trace him, Gd the story of his disappearance was Michael's Con Last Saturday Mr, Kennedy received a Vetter from W. Frank Grover, of Lake- Wood. N. J. saying that the boy was . him. *E read the article about his diaap- fn The Evening Wo swid boy is now home with bis father. —— + _____THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1900, LLER TELLS WHY HE __[ [ifs THEM | OULDN’T SMASH BOERS. TO 4 CELL —_—- ——_ +e Detective Binning’s Way IT’S ALL IN WHAT YOU ARE FIGHTING FOR. of Arresting Women in Street. ‘SHOWED INTEREST IN DOG. Helen Wilson and Annie Mor- gan Say They Are Victims of Policeman. BU LY ye AS SQ Mies Helen Wilson and Miss Annie Morgan, who room together at 2 West Twenty-sixth street, will prefer charges against Detective Biantng for urrest- ing them without any justification. They » discharged yesterday on nis charge erly conduct. Miss Wilson was sick in bed whea an Evening World reporter ea'lea this morning. Miss Moragn spoke for both. “We were on our way home when on Thirt fth street .ear Seventh ave- nue we saw 4 small neg‘ lad trying 19 chase a little dog away. “Helen loves doge and +o, taking thie little one tn her arms rhe «:t down an the stoop of 160 West Thirty-ffth etrect to fondie him. The toy ran away. A woman came to the door and we asked If she knew who owned the dos, “Detective Binning and another man happened along and heard the ques: man of them equal (o at least two of yur reduced 1.00%, could, if not have taken Ladyemith. least have put us to wrest loss and discomfort, But the —— LONDON, Fe 12-412 P. M.—The War Office bas received the following despatch from Field Marshal Lord itob- Mists . the great defect of all ame-|2%? Bining raid, ‘I krow that dow.) erta, dated from the Modder Kiver tee milters, teh love thelt eave emg [imdies: 1 can take you to its owner's | Gunday, Feb. 11 fo not mean to be killed. on Thirtieth street.” e ate firet demurred, but finally consented. “The men spoke ‘ow, without toll and hagard they (not take Ladysmith. To do them justice, they did no; at first try to do “I have received a Buller as follows, dated Friday telegram from Feb. 9 RUIN BRITAIN. rantly to us until “(It was necessary after se we lo (he station-house, when Bin- eS ee nerd wanton damage in town, They fired ale pivet ef further operations, Bat 1, 4 W. S Goes camps, the Dalloon and moving bodies}, ‘Well. here we are. 1 quena you bet found after trying twe days nas, | Decadence in ar Due to omart CLEtY ame] or troops tn a day or two the trope |‘ Tee a avitiea cabeald/ teow {kat Une | were far too snugly protected behind ; owing to ¢! we of the ground, T A L . h sohatises and reverke ee and grown | ™#n Was not joking ut all, When we thie wae impractionbie, It was errible ttack on ondon far tor cunning to expose themselves to |orotestel he hustied us up the steps. | We spent the night tna cell much lows, alee eaposed Gre of heavy ‘ Arnold White “Binning seemed to realize after Gene im positions trem which car Life . THEY LIVE IN CAVES. awhile that he had committed an out- artillery wae dominated.’ The [nhabliants were mostly under- | rage. hot (here was nothing really | “After the arrest he had at first spok-. essential te treepe advance. 54 ON, Fem, eke, t to suffer except casual passengers, |en very rudely t but after a white ing om Ladyemith by Harding SEEN, Wie ERA’ eeeeen fer, (are! Se) Rapert: Seaiethy er beast# apd empty bulldings, Few shells | he changed hit tone and became poll*>. whe are ceartroans in all ime are ne more tnheoed In “He said that he would see that we shouldnt suffer muh. fell In pawn half-charget wth coal du and of the few many were | Meager's Dritt to held Yael Kra and many severely and accordingly we are ey were trem | never burs: a: all. The casuaition in| “Don't amy anything to the Judge in advanee by these me im the! Ladyemith jurin were one| Court In the morning,’ he sald, ‘and 1'Nl | we cannot mak civilian, two natives, a horme,| see that he fines vou very lightly, nay | two mules, 4 wagon and about half a dogen houres. And of the jast only one was actually wr 8. I'l pay for yo “Naturally we were indignant uirned bik overtures, We shall cer- iniy prosecute him.” BXPRESS IN COLLISION, Upset and Paar Hoboken “The secre: influence on the Govern- ment wielded by this common rout of aybarites. cynics and financiers in mubtie and profound. Legislation, for- eign policy and taxation are not settled Jin Parliament. The real decisions are made in the smart drawing-rooms in ithe se on Sundays ‘n ‘he country houses, In boudoirs and restaurants. omart society. He has written a letter on this sub- ject to the Daily Chronicle, which has | given it much prominence. In it he saye “Diareputable women who affect the ¢ conduct of a lady without her graces ‘There Iu Vieree Ceiticlom of | ire amongst the leading spirits of smart ‘Teettes, society. When the morals of the poul- LONDON, Feb. 12.—Not @ line of warjtry yard flourish in the atmosphere a having been received since yerter-| of the stable i! is only natural that the} people whe are day, Great Britain remains waiting anx- | intelligence of the nursery in appited cetved New York founly to learn which side will succeed | ty the probleme of mpire To| tom, are puched | tn striking fret enter into the eha clrele neither ut the feeling {# much more confident / yrains nor breeding nor birth nor in- ee whelle, and remained habitable and inhabited to the n HOPES IN LORD ROBERTS Brition Public Vet Se Ansteus, but 1 now what does bombarded? At firs, and especially first thing in the morning, it is quite an uncomfort: | able sensation You know that gunnere are ing for you through every sp command hand meet by a dozen. t feel like to be Bagine Badly Shaken mn this morning tn Lackawanna and West- Hobo- the Delaware, ern Railroad Company® yards, ken, between two tralna, elety. the squeal of the things al! above, the)“. e than at the opening of last week, Infquence ® neve All that's Fe-] Bmart women without character, crash and pop all about, and wonder | gta igllege te 3 oY exoreeae ta consequence of the widespread bellet quired ix money, and then more money.” | men without self-respect and a Governe when your turn will come. Perhaps |{t_‘fala ne 4 a eee Hei that the hands of FYeid Marshal vor | “Kvery now and then explee| ment that too philosophi effete, one falls quite near you, swooping irre: | ba ad ernapren wailed wt h eit Roberts and Gen. Kitchener are now Gites eine tha pebtie| preoccupied or exhausted to see that | setibly as if the devil had kicked i. |" baglis ele ae firmly sipped at the helm and (hati ores with bewllderm thae| England's greatness is slipping away) You come to watch for rhells—to listen | Pag tonne ut Whe noilineae knocked. the ver happens, the campaign will! from her are the allies of this infam-{ to the deafening rattle of the big guns. from ther seats. and ous ome but nobody | le on the road blocked for an nour and a halt cards ino normal fea- be waged under careful, compre. | cheat hensive plane, in which all the will co-operate. Both sides seem to be lecting (hem selves for attack, The teft horn of the Boer army is creeping (hrough Zululand ) the shilling whistle of the small, to kuess at their pace and their rection, | St You see now a house stashed in: a heap | f chips ond rubbies now you see a! splinter kicking up a fountain of clink- | Ing storesshivers: presently vou meet a WAVELYARD FIRE not able to tell you lam ly what brand of gun he may be It evident from his conservative to whether Maj -Gen. Sir Frederick car. eration aton Was destined for a command tn a Routh Africa ant whether Gen. Methuen was still in command at the Modder black powder ard the old gentlemanty use of | dered, i MEN'S SHIRTS. On Tuesday, February 13th, 400 dozen Fancy Colored Madras Shir:s, Fabrics show the latest designs in figures and stripes for spring, Garments are perfect in cut and finish. Open back and front. Cuffs attached or separate, 95 cents each. JAMES McCREERY & CO., BROADWAY & 1:THST, COTTON DRESS GOODS, UPHOLSTERY DEP’? 10,000 yards Fine Nevelty Table Covers and Porticres, Ginghams' and Cheviots,| made of French Velotir. new spring colors, Sheer | these tandsome,huxrionsdrperes heavy Linens, = embroidered e Seiknows reg amine Gan tees fs striped, liant, yet soft coloring. Portieres are 15 cents per yard, Feversible,—phiin centre and border in art shades, with tine Oriental designs on ge- verse side, Covers ryd. sq. to 2x3 yds, $4.00 to $17.50, Duck,—hair line and fine check weaves,—reversible, A durable material suit- able for Cycling or “Out- ing” Suits, Plain and striped Ging- hams, 12% cents per yard, Portieres,—reversible, $35.00 per pair, Scotch Lace Curtains,— Brussels, Renaissance, and Marie Axutoinette patterns, $3.75, $4.25 and $5.75, Embroidered Swiss Muslin Curtains, with fiuted ruffle. $1.75 per pair. Dimities. Novel designs, new spring shades of cherry, heliotrope, pale and deep pinks, del{t, royal and navy blue, or biack and white, ro cemts per yard, Cushions. Covers, Draperics, JAMESMcCREERY &CO., Broadway ard itthSt. |JAMESMcCREERY&CO,, Broadway and 11th St, ——————— MIKINLEY Md TAME, Bricklayer - President Is' Bedsteads, Orderedto Help twin style « $65.00 Fellows. White Enamel, ¢ 50 ¥ with brass trimmings, from ° Stern Bros eall attention to English & Domestic “Felow- Workman and Brother Me- sley, af the Bricklayers’ Union, is] Special To-morrow ed in a letter, now on ite y from Leet net ee ee 50 White Enamel with brass trimmings, . Reduced from %6.50, $12.00, $13.50 Chicago, what he is going to do about going on atrike with his comrades, a gen- eral strike of the craft having been or-| Av The Evening World printed exclu- sively on @atarday, President McKinley war ordered to take off hie apron, lay | agile his trowel and not lay another and threatening the Hrittsh right, and 4 | River, Lord Landsdowne, the Secretary staidness of his movements that he is | Wel oded man on @ stretcher, This ts | bet brs i" a y Gen, Joubers, with 640 | a) ' k or spread a “god” of mortar int yried to be endeavoring to | f State for War, answered that portion jan elderly gun. His calire appears io | SUT dangerous time Wallding No. 7 Destroyed at a ose | 1. head of his union told him he might| And a number of of the query referring fo Gen. Carring~'ye six inches. From the plunging mature SHEL L Ss ON THE BRAIN. of 8100,000, but Ite Records do #0. Odd Brass Bedsteads attack Gen. Buller Boer aggressiveness has already de veloped, and has been repulsed at Rens Were Saved, | Building No, 7 In the Brooklyn Navy- ton in the affirmative and added berte te now of bis fire some have the Wed-| sort of Howitzer. b pnjectured him a it ty next to cer If you have nothing else to do, and | pecial! if you Haten and calculate, | ‘The President laid the corner-stone of the Chicago Post-OMce, but before doing 80 was compelled upon the insiat- Below Cost Price burg. while from what now becomes the of the tain he ts one of the wixteen Ibem. (reu-) are done: you’ get shells on the | Yard, oceupled by the electrical equip- moat important point of the camp sot gure bought for (he forts of Pre-| brain, think and talk of nothing else, ment department, was destroyed by fire | ence of the local granite-cutiers to be the Modder River, comes the news of tora and Johannesburg, Anyhow, he| 40d fintsh by going into a hole in the | to-day. The love in $100,000. It is equally come a member of the Bricklayers’ West 23d Street ceaseless activity and redoubled vigi- conducted his enforced jask with ail pos-| fatter man than youtnell iol brine yon | tivided between the building and Hee eee 44 08, 68) renetved @ woee ance | AS TOLD BY STBBVBNS, sible humanity | down your meals. Whenever you Soon) wore veh which Admiral |!e card These reports, create’ hopetiiness: (n On this tame 7th a brother Long ‘Tom | Your Bead out of the hole you have ® | Putiip maid would have involved a task| Now that a strike ie ordered, growing - _ — Ny SRPEpeOsOa, Calbee Chae Ane Wee ays jby the name of “Piddling Jimmy” open-| 11a hundredth mri of the providential | “bout ten years to replace, jout of grievances between the Unlom| ed oon the Manshesters and (aesar's | deliverances to i jadysmith were — and the contractor for that job upon gressive wil give the British troops (rue, it Was a miracie that anybody in oR cklayer,”” heir long-yearned-for opportunity and [ine face Was alive after the first quar- | SAVED FROM SUICIDE. ge RE ca deat ler of an hour, worked, President Bohm, of the Fed- {four miles south of them. This gun had [been there certainiy: since Ml, whet |!t shelled our returning reconnoisance, A day of this and you ar a nerveless sem'-corpse, twitching at | a fly-burz, a misery to yourself and a | scorn to, your neighbors | nd, assist the broad plan of Roberts may ten) great! mpaign whieh Whart Watchman Caught Veuhas *h oe eM per © wet in motion at h ci 00, tle ture, and the ovner 1 the Modder River LONDON, Jan. %,—Reoent mais tron he, t was a gentl bie al : i wade 4 4 pod pel eee reer by Heels and Magistrate In the meaawhile Ladyamith must} South Africa have brougat a large and | did little harm to arwybody. Next day «| Segiats negnent tee what @ srecanipes | Fined Him a5, | made ® { metal can be thrown into ay | © yet leave plenty of room Michael Youhas twenty years old, of | ody else. You realise that a North Fifth lthirdbrother, “Puffing Billy somewhat bashful first appearar Buiwan. Four rounds from the tendant upon the ry movements now erewtin h of letters from the cor respondents at the front or elsewhere await (he exigencie: portant mili for every on foot) It is sald por'tively that Gen} graphic account of life in Ladyemith alee se . Macdonald's withdrawal from Koodoos | written by ine late @, W. Bteevons for] potntseven silenced him for the day.| humtreiy ce Ramtec tet may et De fred by Magistrate Kra berg was ordered by Gen Methuen, un-|the Daily Mail has a pathetic interest) Latet came other brothers, of whom | distinguish between « gun's and | ameburg this morning for attempting der Lard Roberts's instruct.o lence of ite atyle and the| you will hear in due course Celve thal the, mast’ atful ‘plan ef?ail | "aot, wedding | mt Frank Harris, former editor of tp ®at- of the Impressions recorded.) In general you may say of Long Tom| ‘* the throat-ripping cough of your own | Younas went 10 ne Inet ai urday Review, ina pamphlet published |One is Keeniy reminded of ihe loss| family that their favorite habitat (| Uns fring over your head at an enemy | ad saw 00 ee pee to-day, relierates the view which the Pt |ii\erature and Journalism sustained w2en| among loose soll on the tops ot open| sou", mie oma. Bo you leave the mat- Tushed to the foot of James's Gagette has been insisting on. | Mr. Steevens dicd. The letter is dated| hills; they slow and unwieldy, and not e that “quality and not quantity is what| “Ladysmith, Nov. 10,” and is in part as, very open in all their actions. They ure| #¢® Where the bal the pier, England needs to beat the Hoers” and] follows good shooting guns: Tom on the 7th Leaps -geere nd with the that “England always fails to learn by! “Good morning.” banged four-point-| made a day’s lovely practise ail round) BRITISH ENVOY NOT Talllet experience” He adds “The baitle of Raratoga should have our battery. They are Impossible to dis- able behind thelr huge epaulements un- ORDERED FROM PARIS. | taught every Englishman the true the: }awer, owe have leas you actually hit the gun, and they = | ory American mille] “Whishshepatter, patter,” chimed in alare so harmless as hatdly to be worth! LONDON, Feb. 18—In the Commons OUT OF WORK—DBAD. {a not only defeated the English troops | cioudhigh shrapnel from Bulwan. It] disabling. to-day A. J. Balfour, Government leader, e but forced them to an fgnominious sur: | was haif-past 7 in the morning of Nov denied the statement that #ir Bdamund! A HOLLOW TERROR. ‘That bombardments were a hollow ter- render, and, mark it, those same Eng- J. Monson, the British Ambassador to lish troops were the’ best soldiers of the real bombardment, symphony, had begun. the terrific phe Received the Thrust _“Tatendea for His Friend . Mewenter, Roedner and Btephen Konender held without ball to-day by Magis. | Hogan in the Harlem Court to the resuit of the injuries of Joseph eek, of WT Kast (ne Hundred and street, who ip dying from a im Haslem Hospital. Bnd Konenier were playing he tere Hoetred STE Bt 1 Velowk the of her. 4 querrel over a piri] It taken to a bail rome Konender, ti is Prance, had been t rity from Park ‘othe cmemalve Ritituae’ of the Presth pete with regard to the war MOTHERS RAVE IN COURT. jaa Seone Over Twe Girls and @ Bey Arrested in ao Dive. ‘Three women created an exciting scene in the Ewen Street Court, Brooklyn, this tumultuous morning and A still after-| morning with their lamentations over noon. The Hh brought « very (umultu-| the downfall of their children who were oun Indeed; the tn calm. |there charged with disorderly conduct. the th pateby. the 12th, Sunday: Harry Kearney, eighteen years old, of It must be said that the Boers made| 16 Rergen street: Léssie Boll, sateen, of war like gentlemen of leisure; they re-)3) Hopkins *treet, and Mamie Fite- stricted ti hours of work with trade} patrick. fourteen, of uniontet p@ctuality. Sunday was al-| were arrested In a their time, Or, take a tilt clearer case Wellington's veterans were beaten at New Orleans by half aheir number of raw militia, but even New Orleans taught the English nothing The Brit feb, in thelr turn, savegce to the nee across the open y by rifle fre They see that thelr bravery ip Just ae Useless and Just as stupid as ror I hi ways understood; but how hollow. not til! | expertenced the bom- baniment of Ladysmith. Hollow things make (he most nolsr, to be sure, and this, bombartment could at times be a monstrous symphony indeed. The first heavy day was Nov 2 While the troops were moving in and ou: on the Van Reenen’s road the shells traced an aerial cobweb ali over us After that was a lull {ill the 7th, which was an- other clattering day. Nov, § brought a KIND OLD LONG Tom. Doring the first mcvement the leading performer was Long Tom. He le @ friendly gun, i for my part 1 ave none but the kindest feelings to- ward him. It was hie duty to shell us, and he did, but ne did it in an open, h Paging) a ma ore bh manly way you will read t sory of tl t American Navy you will Ai that te] Behind the half-country of itght-rea the War of ISi2 her ships beat yours soll they nad piled up arount him you Wherever (ey met —_ my be could see his ugly phis thrust up and Jook hungrily about him. A jet of fame Fn pen) told us he had fired, On the flash four-potnt-seven banged his punctiliour “Get up your corps of areonen now'lreply. You waited until! you saw the jive them nts and the best i Weuis thoes to sisspanoes Diack pmoke jump behind the red mound and you wi Teat the Boere and ther Tom was due in a second oF two. A red fash—a jump of red-brown ice Kelmen Liked te Rees dust and smoke—a rending crash—he tol Bomreyers and Brank had arrived. Then sang slowly through beta, Kulmen, years old. weiciée Md, ur 4 i . OP of! . iit t MEN'S SHIRTS. Made to Measure, lon, writes to ask what action Preree erated he will take to bring Comractor to terme. Pierce ts alleged to have said he would “fight the Union and get ten years’ ex- tension of time on his contracts if ne- Of latest novelty wasbable be pare eh which faces “Bill Me- fabrics,—new spring colera, Exclusive designs. Kinley, bricklayer.” and William Me- Kinley, . is whether extensions » fancy and the latest, “knicker” foil weaves, JAMES McGREERY & C0,; tractors whose work ta delayed by their on laber untens, "ane President McKinley and Brickiayer McKinley qill have to do some thinking, Contractor Pierce is the man who has] the new Hall of Records contract and tots of other trouble on his hands in this city, tncluéing the Councilmen whom he threatered to put in jail. é Faiyis f i I | ii fe H 2 i | i i a i i { -