The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1900, Page 1

. WEATHER-—CLOUDY, NIGHT | be ia | Circulation Books Oper to All. | [ “ Circulation Books Open to Au.” } || n “PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1900, PRICE ONE CENT. EES —— URKISH INDEMNITY MUST BE PAIr a —_——+>-—__—_. BOERS REPORT HEAVY BASEBALL UNITED STATES WILL BRITISHLOSS ss __sorry nt suxts SSSA, reave.emn, SU ST Ss WEN USED OE satisfactory, Indian Famine Worst In His- PHILADELPHIA. |. Strong Note Will ititi ts | OUBLSS FOUND? === tory---Natives Rising WASHINGTON, April ~The in Despair. Trenches at Wepener Filled with Water and Garrison Suffers from | Unceasing Rifle Fire-= Boer Debate Punctu-| ated by Shells. {Department has received through Strong Clue to Assassin |s7.0.05 Tah Government to the latest NO LOCAL BALL GAME TO-DAY, --Warrants Asked tions of the United States, — gee missionary claims, The gar en the Nev kiyns this atte. The communication was taken to ine 1 wa nt of rain For White House by Secretary Hay, @ S was considered by the Cabinet a8 7 special meeting to-day, Mr. Straus, the United States Aves te a (Met of Pofice Breese, of Croton | hesded, and the rumor that the soldi y ( JTHER BASEBALL GAMES. Landing, hos a clue to the assassin of | Wore ate to be withdrawn pis pe os seeeene e pante at the Dem this afternoon. Gergt. Dougiass, and it ts believed that Gen, Roe wants to send the troops| With the department affecung BOER CAMP, THABANCHEC, Orange Free State, Sunday, April &—Fighting continues day end night et Johannes burg drift, near Wepener. The English trenches have bean oo full of rain that the men hewe been obtiged every new and then to clamber to the banks, only to be het down. Robertson's Lower Mill is reperted @ have been capterel April Si, and it t said that the Cape Mounted Rites beve| LONDON, April M—Territte eonsunte MR te also announced that the natives «Jost during the siege 199 out of 60 man. pegging 8 pole 4 een ereee~te arrests are at band. home, but Sheriff Molloy begs him not to.| claims, called at the State D The British prisoners defy the pi At ¢ th innit tt «4 nnat!, 0. He telephoned to Sheriff Molloy at| As ® result {t will be several days be-| today and talked over the last burghers to capture Col Dalgetys| Neerly 46m. people are recetving Que +9e—--— White Plaine inte this afternoon ang} COP Any of the soldlérs are releamed| i oss with Becretary Hay betone: pare are not re-| orBment aid, blank warrants, {272m strike duty, and « battalion of 7 camp, even biel Human beings are now being used as asked several infantry and 4 troop of cavalry will be| Cabinet meeting. sa aot a cuen, 00 the tensin of turken Sie per TURKEY GIVES IN TO UNCLE SAM pian Sat we Be WN Cea eT ee eee A surprising number of retatives are hd LIS a Z - ‘The Board of Supervisors of Weat-|SWappears. ment touching the Turkish note fighting on opposite sides ot Wepencs, | NRO4 in the famine districts, The re- chestor County, of which Caries M.| Villagers in Croton openly predict that |" yo Mgtows CONSTA ) 28.—An Imperial {rad " fe chairman; Sheriff Mol: nd | One or more of the wire cables across| the mere announcement it it i P Win kaka’ ote ee Gcciahal'ee. Geti: bodies are crying out for aid fer o i n Imperial i ade has been promul bend PRrversigh ge the valley will be cut within twenty-| Conclusive, and left the subject dag that they were unadie to soap, so] 'D* Servis. ted authorizing . pron An i miswion Gp aftermmon offered & reward of | fur hours afler the troops leave, Joe) open for discuasicn, ; 4 a debate oa the sunjent of] CALCUTTA, Britiuh Indie, Agee s— jen at K , the Roberte Col- | 9g0 for the arrest and conviction of |Piess, one of the strikers, was bailed] The State Department te ‘The tetest officiad reports from the fam- sax Constantinnats the person or persons who killed Bergt. | Out this morning by Lawyer Frank Lar-| mined mot to abandea the Whip end :t0 ‘be - - {Robert Douglass, of the Mount Vernon | Kn. of Sing Sing, jal position respecting ime Gistetete cay that the misery exist- Maj..Gen. Ros refused to. say " tag there t ind@eserfbable and unpar~ as.-Ber ret say any eieted and that the present relief is —— — Company, st Croton Dam. ‘was to have Pec & conference | thing to-day relative to the charges pre- intone ding (0 ae seenrem ‘There , fuera? ferfed against him by Major Clinton H. Sultan's ewan promioes; oo Retwenn Gen. pid © Bar Be sgovk Aimith, of the Aeventy-first Regiment, |@mtlelpated that an enerwetio # eourage ‘The discussion lasted mest of the / night, shelle at intervals interrupting ihe apenkers, berate ay x ae A PRINCESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE terri nigig Meth: adleceaptes “E have received no notification of any |spamse to thin last nete SURROUNDING BOBRS, |orves= stesme on seme = a . Tar so ei ra ee Oe Pane : ' Cretom Dem. ” Griscom, $ The Prin nim-Saitn visited the Stock ge this morsing for ‘The © men now at work in the “Tiree woes and ohiidre A tor Mr. Straus, it is ive oe ‘lie Matta ; mid places of the striking Italians, informed | into Croton Lan muhe tate | uee . ‘at aga Gen, Rendle Meyerted t Se Be sy pudies teliet Fund concert, |e soatrectors thie afternoon that they, | to-day. beswing. ak iste ie dace tee ear baa Hage cher tending His Lines lo be held Op tay night. She |¢ee, will strike the moment the troope food, Teer are the wives and children | 10 © wat tae hose tna pe Aboet Them, lw a aocsin soak B TE ise ot riotous | rchnties Sallsiury, who keeps a restau-|intions between the United Mater a LONDON, April 28.—Gen. Rundle be Pear of éenth bands ed ten Women | Turkey ag a result of the -t Ttalians ané not an incresse of wages |#N4 children to-day. s fe advancing alowly toward Wepener, prompted the workmen's threat, tis pitiable, the broken way in| recital of what passed between Bi ian cn n r h they ask’ for food,” t every step being closely contested by REQUISITION FOR ALLEGED PERJURER. ‘Pwo dosen Italiane went to work Biliabory they are tid and ser to On ee oe the Boers. He hes 18,000 mea with : merely 0 threaten and scare the new | (2090 cidveat. They ‘have gone away ‘ x the troops well him and hes bed herd fighting for " emancde u =a. Go Ang None Shioper. | Vicaming me. One woman told me the | publishes a long article on the a om 8 ‘ & pesphg: Ay Metin Pelee brought m antral yoy ty American situation, reviewing the: @ , A Boor Thabanctm despatch, deted bra te Croton by the contractore These |'s, ay. She had a boy in her arms | ea nant coasting al y ir y ate ray. e Univ ales a lest Friday, reports the arrival there , ttapered menace have net gine ua i" dence that Turkey will pay the inde cf Commendants De Wet and Villiers , nity demanded by the United ené am attack upon 38,000 Britieh q Referring to the alleged intention ote United States to occapy Smyrna fae Se. Gone, birdis igad t 8 —* ) FOR TWO YEARS FOR BURGLARY TAMMANY TIGERS. GEN. BROOKE GOT MORE PAY fwult of payment, the Temps saye: SENTI TWO YEA IGLARY cae “The United States would not vere, 19 « miastatoment, preb- ——— —— abty Gen. Rundle te referred to. Big Delegation Wl] Attend the |Cabinet Told that He Asked to Re- |"*P* De Horry to barged Bice. The tag 19 added, eooupted He Is Planning Comp- Belmont Said to Have Was sentenced ational Convention at Kan- sign, Rupenses Would sotine, Rinasit si eoty-oeall prbieres thelr loft wing was , ‘ ons City, Bankrapt Him. tea of thelr navy crowned with # @stven back. The Boer lees was one troller’s Nomination Bought Philadelphia : ‘Tammany Hal! belong rane, | WASHINGTON, April 2t—At the ope- [laurels of Cavite and Santiago, Killed and tve wounded. for Governor. Times. - Oo ee eens City, Tala |! Cabinet meeting to-day Secretary] “The occupation of Smyras, would) From Brandfort comes the news — a bp hape the largest delegation the or- of War Root made a statement regnsd./RO Joke and ‘here ts grodnd te Begs (at Gaterday, April Si, 0 pe ganisation bes ever sent to a national /ing alleged extravagant allowances to| p16 of resistance which for meeting of the party. military officials tn Cuba. trivial object would bring about ‘Wx-Bevator David Bennett wm is| A despatch from Philadetphia this planning for the nomination of Comp- trotier Coler for Gevernor. To this end afternoon save: their ives, were inaugurated to-day| Mate Senator Pi He said that after Gen. Brook serious results.” learned day that aes epecia! teaine wfil be hired. Options on at a fe wae sults. ae with ged | am by Cardinal Riehord, the) on ane in Kansas City have already ]made Governor-General he asked to be a aha: hag ross been secured. relieved, aaying that he could not main-! PRESIDENT AT } 3 a iz i sale of the Philadelphia, Times took a : ‘was lead- place on Friday night and thet the ‘The builping, which is @ very fine = ee ban pen donge Rpg tain @ family in the United Staces and ae party - capitate: st the head of the syndicate Se re ar ant ieee Sonvention cit} on Tuesday morning. [run an expensive estadtiahment ia Hae] | Transvaal igri oe - of purchasers ts 0. H. P. Belmont, of —_ ayes vana on his salary and allowances. He| S*rives t@ nates oe «barron, an Elysees. The proceedings to-day were ag! e6nd © clergyman to St. Helena and New York. What price was paid could very coremonious. declared that he would become a tenk.| Soave See Contes: Sam not be ascertained. ‘The Castellanes’ footmen lined beth | Heat hee Ce also a neutral consul to wateh the ‘The editor of the paper, it ts said, wil! p |riden of the entrance in full livery of dias i Ne reterred to the great amount ot WASHINGTON, April Sin interests of the prisoners in the same be Alfred Henry Lewis, editor of the red swallow-tails, with silk breeches Gain ttn & tare’ i SOESrE Sreat amount Of) 1.4 sire. McKinley returned to: manner as Adelbert 8. Hay guarde Verdict. 0. HP. Belmont’s paper, and ———. ‘powdered wigh and shoes with goid|/ Creditors 4 [entertaining he was foreed to do, and}ington to-day from New Werte the Interests of the British at Pre- well known as a Weshington corre- | buck:en Succeed Himself an Reediver— | War Department, after serious con- [o'clock the President wae tn his) spondent. The poliey the paper wit] The Castellane Bazaar in, (ovr Ber fe Casteliane received 820,000 More Discovered. | ne Brooke |Rtng over bills whieh have mut torja. bs eeran eed the ChtenSe platiorm ' [Cardinal Richard under the porch and) ceanors of “a per cent.” Miller met! an since be left here and looking WAKKERSTROOM, Sunday, April se femnciarintg pa Paris Opened with conducted him to a throne erecied at | hustners, line end of the all oe one of Wagner's | this morning at the Federal Hullting Gen. Corbin joined: the New York Inet night and conference with Gim. New Jer free silver organ in that State This paper is said to be published to be the) ve Pomp.” | marches was played by @ string orches tra | The Cardinal then pronounced bene-| cee PARIS, April B—The salcersoae for! Hietion in the presence of a large and! ay GenenA Tew line chicas rected by the | *rtstoeratle exnembtene im Buleer, whe exe y A (earthed Cownterts t Eryan's ronuing mate. Sead Psat saggy 2. “estellave | gretti'a Groceries Ave Always) The 2 1 the: Bryan's people haves (48% aailton Wholesome. pemting claims pe as a result of the Charts | aint | i Brooklyn 4 Lord was renamed io su Fs rE — mer Furnishings af Nettl's, ee feriher there the Pies creas he an 7orm —segniges vo” se, Ot = i i i kis % : B! ; i