The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1900, Page 1

" D LAND,” A STORY OF NEW YORK BY THE GREAT SIENKIEWICZ, BEGINS [WT et: Che CAorld. \\ NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1900, IN THE NEW PROMISE WEATHRR—FAIR AND COLDBR TO-NIGHT. WARSHIP © [ROOSEVELT ON FLED FROM FIERCE FIRE. IDISTRICT-ATTORNEY SAID POLICE BRIBERY. ia TO HAVE DRAWN PAPER 10 CHINA Trenty-four families restling !y the thres.gory brick fathouse at 214 i acd i -t-t-1-t-t —— Aah ok Bot» 4 DICTATED BY GOV. ROOSEVELT TO AN| +2: 0+ 1000004 200 vieve 9% ye to Sort fom Are ane thie ae Admiral Watson Ordered EVENING WORLD REPORTER. teranon to Send a Cruiser RaRigi (Br Telegraph to The Brentag World) ur As yet I'do not see what opportunity there : ve nut abled natraane Aamir] WOUId be for interference in the police affairs off 7" 8 as Watvén, at cout, to send « wanna to |New York City. It is of course not a question of] °, »« "Ho River, to Jock atter American mi-|MY approval or disapproval of the conduct of Ne gure | 5.) ae ate anal officials. It is a question of the opportunity te er, Admiral Watson, or duty of interference whether in relation to the Third—For failing to suppress an alleged disorderly resort known as oe a police or the District-Attorney's office. ge HEN eT gy PORT) RICO BILL PASSED.)"''"| am glad that the people of New York City Pein sill o ~-{cape, Tomas wth neglect of ty. | Through the Congress With. what is meant by the triumph of the “wide open”| © COLER OPPOSES EAST RIVER BRIDGE MEASURE ce Gini Mine a Ge out @ Division, — WASHINGTON, Mart #—ailameet-land the “to hell with-reform” form of municipal Be Oa Bett re asemly k i with the Court to-day. {Di were withdrawn or voted down| SOVernment. gun danni hein (o Uhedbectl ay (l, dggamadln aad One ot the grimly humorous features of the} ©" trnoon without division. the spenoerieioue, Se roveeuie. Waren es 2 x _prtor to Zan, 1. twa, having been eereed| plainants about what is now happening—some of ‘Mr. Allen's amendment declaring the Constitution extended over the island by Mr. Coler eaid the bill was clearly in the Intorost of Dr, Nalpey, » those most anxious to have me interfere—are the| ois. s ieancnise tor a Write: sro the ban iccr we Meee, very people who were most active in opposing that} 1+: policy of the Police Board, when | was its President,| # "Ter" "vis ‘bane (°° gt which effectually prevented and which was the only] fo vn. policy which could effectually prevent exactly the a IE mn IG TTT nore of infamy which we now see. “@ MISSING GIRL AND BOF i Pi sy Acting Under Orders te said tn] Ti | H é i E to have mysterious i fi i | if i itt i fs if ? 3 Alseppeared from Con} Le ather, BE. Pa PARKHURST TO DEVERY: — atten a ae “ONLY A CLUMSY TOOL.’ INSURANCE BROKER FOUND DEAD i ou attributes the to Cel, . Me Hi u eF i 2 F i j . of opinion was that} C had been cought in the jury's dreg-net for vice, i} f z i rE 3 # r i E fi il h 1 He te the 8 4 hotel at 314 Greens ‘ fte Gerow was ag er ore t wn Hie die “ nat time. ar 6 ae to, he wil i Disiated euciestvety to aa Evening Wertd ropgertes, ————_____ . miyer for A. T i i i et up and he wae fonnd 4 Gerow wax at one time foreig TE tet oe : s 5 ‘Bet going before the Oread Jury aeecent today, fer 1 have nothing 1 etd to | Hentecky Governor to tate to Rave | Wn Suma! ot reer oe. tent THE HEWITT DIAMOND CASE that __ Peeparea Another Append weeeine Se ee ‘Fee powers that be poet Chtet : te the President. by A, beng ag dg Atlee J He Wahileker. 4 ° 246 1 fife hated by the reformers than ©. uiveet’ initia yee: tor eoverel Gaye. lt way be poe said to be over. Gov. Roosevelt's an- sca iciadied mmy bo some one cise; it ene ae *|nowrcement that he will not take any Rapralioes beaters were aabed ta coor Devery out, they bear. Dr. Y a i LATE RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS _. FIFTH RACK—Pen Chehee 1, Indien 2 Rivet R. 3. NTH T, Yotagtien 2, Slotor Fox 8, oy” of aiehl | 4 ! | nH ! [ +44 St a ie