The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1900, Page 1

PRICE ONE CENT. : 1908, BLACKS IN AFRICAN 4 D9POOD POSS OTE TLDEDEE PORE E HO TE STOTT HC! | “ant SAVAGE: * CY PHICKTRIWE | CASTELLANES Gory” F "7 |CHAMBERLAIN’S rp MOLINEUX PACKS UP AND STATEMENT IN. Wha Munna! 4,000,000. IS READY FOR SING SING, PARLIAMENT Sensational Charge Made by|Mepertthet the: __protseentnsee = Widow of.Co . nee BAe Gato of te ott «effects In the Tomby Teta «Sing t Hw WATERTOWN, X. Y., Feb. 15.—The @tandard this afternoon prints a lengthy Statement signed by Mrs. Charies A Chickering, widow of Representative Whickering. who met such a tragic death ‘in New, York by falling from a story window 6f the Grand Unien Hotel, Dr. H. H. Cramer and J. 8. Mitchell, private secretary for the deceased Con- @resaman, in which it is stated that they believe that Mr. Chickering was the victim of foul play. In the statement the signers scout the idea that Chickering committed guicide, They say that he was either thrown from the window or else was frightened at a threat of an imaginary datruder. ‘They eay that an investigation of the: flair wil! be made. The following is the il CORBETT JEFFRIES FIGHT MAY 14 4 eRe Phe t mplonship. betwee orbett and Arh? 1 ‘on Ieland, om ap Moyet 7 Ceovge Canaldine, ( tt and Pragy i j 5 Colowial Secretary also said | 196511 natives, who are & the Natal Ministry had notified |race, and under Cetewayo gat the home Government that !t could | British lots of trouble, mot any longer be responsible for the} As Mr. Chamberlain tiveg should not be dragged into the! biacks, divided as follows: Zulus, 240,000 Matabeles, 21 Mr. A. J. Balfour, the Government | shonas and 1,150,287 leader, dealing with the same subject | are 60,000 Swasis in sg ii i a rit E gf i Hl li g & g Sk a Fb WATI-BOXING BILL SCORES ONE POI ‘the desire of Mre. Chickering that some t facts regarding the sate be known to the public. The statements of Mr. Chick. ering and his physician, who has dally ° been with him in his f{liness, are very positive that Mr. Chickering has never communication brought to the @tandard may have believed he was SY LE mtanton, of Copendagen:|groged der, anny of el. ie Sonora and the possibility of employing In-| ject to the era, \ ae bi ds eae NS Ut 0 Cee oe was Lay ent has been reached by at- | dian troops, eald his former state-| Chief Linchwe, in Congressman Chickering are not in fulllwae to the last day of his ‘ana bie | : nrtion case te 10 | mem tp the eect thet the Govete Cunt Lathecedl 5iaamm eccord with the circumstances which| very words on ‘Goulds’ : Cout of | Mt Would not employ satives in| formidabie chiefs, 0 surround hs death, and It 19] pat ime hed everyting ae, ore F . Count I i f a i i £? iit Ey iH ae gai piu THES hits j san aeeerenk see i M, de Casteliane’s teeth wounded ae if 14, Mit Helen M. A ee ada at (Beecia! to The Reeniag World.) Hawkins, Holeten, Howtely, @. ¥! : = = ALBANY, Feb. 1—The Lewis itl, Juengst, G. T. Kelly, ‘Of couree, if the man apologises,” with a sorrowful little which, if {( becomes a law, will put an end to bouing contests as now conduc: passed the Assembly 10-day by @ vot! W to M There was no discussion on the dust 90 assiduously, dill, Those who nad in charge the work et some satisfaction in return. Tae of fighting the measure remained silent. 909 | do not care for, of course, but 1 | (Nov. Memeoy, Ldadeny, MeBeees, | ry i4 reay!i was prophesied by The Even- Getaerta, Gartin, Boner, ®:!ing World las: week, and there has Portes, Rawlins, Stewart, Sullivas, | never veen » moment since when there if i i i £ Fil i ge? #5 il HY i i ie i rit i Fi i i i il ; Union Hotel, when told of Mrs, Chick. Totter. was any doub: of the lower House vot- Hammond, of New York, ertng’s statement ease: ‘I wave, orher political enemies, ing in favor of the measure. have been of one mind, namely, ney afe gentiomen, 11 ip easy to tobe ‘The fight wii! now meade in the of them. But ne-he must suffer! ite of @ to # Benate, where (he bil will come up preb- . ably to-morrow or Monday migh:. It hat body in the form of a mee it i ii ff i i : H fi Hi i i ; oF fi it atl Ae a7i i a Mouse. It was evident to-Gay that the bill had | feehion. half an Americon tow, am I not? The Counions tried to dissaude me from my itl ag 7 + tg ; : i i i | | i | | i j Le i} 3 # Pad 4