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

a a at la ial : - - ee: (aL we Lares ouDy. WERATHER-CLOUDY. | ALL THE LATEST SPORTING ene | 0PM, be - 1OP.M. EXTRA “ Circulation Books Open to A “ Circulation Books Open to All.” | EXTRA PRICE ONE CENT, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1900, PRICK ONE CENT, Mey eM, & a. Pip. = a LAST LETTER WOMAN CAUGHT OF JQUBERT. SINCINY., | 01010t020-4 Written to Van Sickler + N U Eight Days Before i — His Death. t | 1 0) 9 1) a. : : a * ‘ ot t = + wer | x * | i t : ‘ i + ‘ avis Ree | PRACTICALLY PRISONERS. wa x | x { pascenapimmnneemouninas * x : © 6 © Where sis i t os Charles W. Morse and his associate 1b * t fee barons are practically under arrest. means in G x t} Magtetrate Zeller made this announess yntinuance « 4 fl ment during the hearing in Jeffersem © States in & bd 4 | Market Court this afternoon, pokto, ‘Mighteds right’ 7 Three of the Com var methine better.” if + 104 to obey summon America wii! of al trate stated that he would give them 1p = ty half an hour to reach court, le + | ‘T intend to treat these men fust the " eure « : | A, same 1s other prisoners,” was Magioe . N lovkleg bY | | (rate Zeller's reply to « rather fippam® . he r i = plea by De Lancey Nicoll. rs 2 + | "* KEPT JUDGE WAITING. '. Sui | President Morse and his counsel were } Telebeiebeeielnteteteleted ielefeleeivieieteleteteteieieietet) el etedeted : ; . late tn arriving at court, - . * Bitter Attack on Parkhurst Ate ton caieeae a A disposed of the Court was ready . senah Leroy te adm premonition somethin . H roceed with the hearing of the testhe LPTON wv NOHER cr t Mro, Hannah Leroy re) had we oomitien oe | Slicer and Moss---Mayor [2c xi ine nearing ot ine sate Me ot thle: morning of 0 clover Hat Gar patios Lc | | fi R bli fore the case was called. ne & BIAS! thie’. whe : eid 1 scouab® { valiea ek} ‘ >» When the Magistrate entered his prie Racing (halt rophy tot . 14 ta ed a ein w taate one Davis Defies epublicans. vate room he was followed by the de New Vork Vache Club. : r his he He looke t of « tune aT fendants, their counsel and @ number of a ae, is ean! an 2 ‘ A witnesses, Secretary Beott, who ie ir Thomas Lipton bas offered a $1.0 Ms He * Statement dictated for publication by Mayor Van! vnier susooena to produce certain books cop be ssa J ie mw th mans i a 2 So a ty! Wvel | eae Company, was the first of the w ach ne . Pi pager capes = CK: oMctals. recived the offer by cable this aft ; . , 4 . t thee in hie holy entered the} He declined to state whether or no@ hoon th the Bik pole 9b ‘ll eh aarp . ‘ (el A Tend 1 d indulged | he will obey the order of the Court, This 1 he second cup received by the pi sen i" th bd . i js 1 le shibitions known, unsel for the prosecution declared New Yacht Club from the Ir Micitin tbs ote ie ss a emt id i ates 1" y that Mr. Beott would be prosecuted for ya ‘ M gave faa . “ ’ ; » n Slicer, the wan-| contempt If the required books were nee by ba - fophy, which was prompily |e oe or ins Wanond Ya " wa sig f my . ‘ “ ‘ who seeks notoriety,|in court this afternooe, ccepie! a Pa a Mul op : king pockets . ' r ean, ng) President M ed by De | good taste, He had the appearance of | UP” f ees | 4 en Municinal Assembiv, Five Res] rector Campbell also came in will a broke : ; . : } ang nm heaven, whose] counsel Members Get Personal in Debate! Wey askel die oe>ipat ‘m ee ie taseeee “ id BROOKLYN y \. | RG eas white as the driven] When (he prosecution opened, Magise Over he said ne ricklaye hel ay ‘ w, have tegrtty uf] trate ee Frade, A PERSEVERING THIEF. Come 1 : silane tenet A gg | pvc WASHINGTON, May 2 -Chairn : wht mr an the ; " 5 h Ray ! M i here?” ered Mr Nicoll. all been served?" asked ¢ man gnment cL ‘ rk (hat (ne rg, MR. FAT BURGLAR CAUGHT, - 4 bag ay shoals neve bees Be 1 2 a 1 ' mmis + that se ane » should have pen here” me dizay and - ‘ ave no fear that any | Said the Magistrate, angrily. “I will Va pide me, I ty De $ roven that will in the|Mot carry on these proceedings withoas # Reed br Mr Fat Burglar « ehiest dew aljenge the integrity | them.” aid . 12 + MMe was puffing + officts | Mr. N said that all those that fa ara h , t he thrust mean time. that | ®ete not present would be there a8 el ‘ 1 M u appen ¢ was very anary. n m | ’ die ‘ gan in ! 1 it M bs «oe short by : ; mma the trust, again demanded Mr Rich uk ket Tha es a J from the be men would be ardeon, and Mr. Ray named Mr De Ar He di m1 ni. " ae: mond, who denied the imputation the ta mally , ann i and e is ne diferent than E Ww ed In | i Py se ny ra enid the Magistrate, 200 APARTMENTS BURNED, |: ee trt von attowed ) Wh k | ATE RESUL . s ¢ pour of this cily Of 80 | emege, They been allowed to kne “ ite 4 . = * go im your custody.” Fire Destress Chiengo Hailding he ] ‘ J! _ ‘ , hey are me 1 haods then,” fee ‘ There was my olf sneak ff cs * . | oy and this fellow. They were abashed by my trick and sxid Wanted to ve CHICAGO, May B may Woubané boat (us treat these defendants dife story Jackso Twenty-ninth noe, this a ferently from other prisoners,” adde@ the Magistrate ee | sich es puoi OF my Beate "| PRACTICALLY PRISONERS. FOUND THIEVES AT WORK. | ed from a shop at about 4 “hk dy mo: hearie os, ae eck “| ANDREW FREEDMAN SAYS Bee ag ae [a n © aoc Feofma Bled | HE HAS NO ICE STOCK. bee Traken uf | suo after the examination . tained early 0 apartments a yg Lom OM a 5 ieee a el agen. CT ered a block on Twe ath ‘ ‘ 1 fe {th King” could leave the between South Park 1 ja . = none " ae on ea that be had he Company's ues. It was at th pany . | : : age: =! tay.” sald the : . - ‘‘ mt m4 =) "a secretary of the Tee ATE RESULTS f « for an er fprcial to The Kveming Worli) 0 stran. ‘ ™ " . * . j WEATHER FORECAST, =| niausttinoxus viveuss att, sts 2 oa s setvche tp thatthe ti cea . ~The test port of Giants’ con-| clouds were only a blu ced poste! He pro iuced the ste r ~ “ of ct ye win orm aS Rape ah a RAM DECLARES HE pas OF atternoon under frowniie vile that | was over. Forecast for the thirt ing 8 P.M. Thursday as told by the Court to He w oo and vielmity Par next hear ci, tn, Me, ty te ltesans Vesey se ae me| “Rie” sarees a : ISN'T A BIT AFRAID, 2008 ithe Ke aenaneety laden go-round at any stage Perspect from hs eyrie and deckted oe aten J —" Storm signals were blows throughout | that it would rain. Though to-merrow E RES | : to talk about my pri- ee ae the length of the yellow and turbulent] is an open date tn the echedale, and all LATE RESUL “ p ara. ve decared, “but it pou} O*NetIs Great Sale of Mate en eit otk he Covers Miami, down which all duly accredited| that, a postponed game couldn't be monte, OE) ena ee ee ta eres ge wear wore, — ro ACh (Continued on Second Page) E v tna Back Ewing lives on jhe Miami'gh —