The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1900, Page 4

oe WHEN KRUGER SD "FAREWELL Climax of Tragedy Was De- parture from Doomed Pretoria. DD HE WOO GIRL WITH A PISTOL? ——— Davidson Laughs at Sleuth McManus’s Blood-Curdling Tale—He Is Held in $1,000 Bail. MISS CARRIE SANGER LONDON. Jane &—A pathetic p [northeast of Pretoria There the gov m4 , + Kruger ernment of the Transvaal Republic will ‘ ¢ again established There the faght hy pub | int forces of the Moers may be rallied snd much Heit vod may yet be t spilled before the little eepublic te ut- terly i] sistence, When sg | State reent st vant State mittee The uder direction of his wife 1 vigilance com: whieh * ' se im ae earned 0 id man i awe rendered to the ey arrive. It hay mmandant Bras rowd stinies he who a only and t by Erasmus mute, whe will neral to the ™ building be hoisted. ‘The fight. 8 , ’ y a rite will f the ceremor : thal and Teappeateds Sud y ‘x guns have gone). ander & caneey ne, and wooed @ | granted a decree of | er of all their ‘ ou sie's daumbter wet a ‘ im. the ft ¢ of th alley and white rows, | § a [ ova & a j pa fe chie marnet » Deld cows . » whit ‘ Paul Krager's destinatton was Lyden- | ™ Bae ap] Tee Wide! gown wee Oh in WHO | 5 on ume anay to Sheers | i | supplied with inen. money and pro. and, indeed, \t wae a white wedding, the lent burg. a elty in the mountain fastnesses, ' visions pretty floral de lees ak the wane * bate in Broadway & 20th St which the reception’ followed the cere ers. for ahe lle, Nad, ‘Gash, Seaeatectiad Inte als maiden name, remained | - sf : : i vera! ears he returned es tet White tose garden, while the halls and | since then has appeared | “ tavaien were mai beeatifu wid pame in society | V1 shout marry te in flaws : efused and he started to shoo The police back this up with a state: | ent that Davidson called at the fat Sunday afternoon and asked for a IW BATTLE. SOME BRITISH = oe ae eee Oe Ca vere and One Several Parties of or Sanger Her nine-vear-old slater im she was out Wul beg sorry dey when she| ome THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1900,’ artillery, will , repre ge» al | — Worniag. 7 Blake Brow @ © Miss Mae Rogers, Boneh | i Richest Men, Was Mare! OIL KIN KING'S DAUGHTER pean Dee ee Joke P. Marquand, Well Knows to Wall Street, Died This treet, connected with the firm DOB MODIOGOWSSOSS | 53) Lexington av ter of Oil Magnate, Who! $ Is One of the World's! $ tied for the Second, Time. | Ladtes! Cloak Department While Yet a Girl She Be-| ae ‘ came Wile of Joseph Clearing Sale. Cooper Mott, Commencing to- morrow, Whom Her ®/we will offer balance of our .¢J Freed Her After Long Litigation. Imported & Domestic Wraps, Etons and Long Garments, at greatly reduced prices, Also Two Special Lots. Mies Mar Rogers youngest daughter f the moulti-miilionaire and Btandard OM King HOH. Rogers was marricd this Afternoon at the home of her parents i : . No fiw ty-seventh street 10 *| Cheviot Eton Coats, v a” Coe Mise Rogers ia one of the most beautl- 3 taffeta lined; also fly-front J } n New York, and aside from 3 | jackets ; value $15.00, at $10.50, MAE ROGERS, Stlk Eton Coats, PaRAIMRENAE BOAMMAEGRVENEIEEd Meea@eae@oeeG@e@s@s | al] over tucked and lined with ‘white taffeta; lace collar; values $17.50 to $20.00, at #8 ty her father's fortune of tweaty millions in eeaor her own rignt The venerable Rev. Robert Collyer the Unitarian Church of the Messiah performed the ceremony which ma Mr. Coe and Mise Rogers man and wite Mr. Bicker wos best man, but there Were no bridesmaids, and only members of the famiites of the couple and a few | OF intimate friends were invited » wit ness the It was a private | M whattan be niested, Mr. Rogers, as the t ve daughter had a hort of Witnesses to prove the Jour Man pe unfaithful to his marriage vows, BR fental Hote eremony ps ae | The Serge Suit Sale of S. N. Wood & Co. ye late “i found Carrie at! He et jushe is Stand David vung {Nom ihe as ‘nthe ‘atenen and Re | " Soldier Killed by Rundle’s Force Made © Mott. bi 1 ater she Prodiice Exchange broker, \t 4 kill myself” Then Filipinos. ¢ she resumed her : : Beige Hundred and ey vi Priecnares is recognized as the most important and the most ad- Be thie eersind tors ne Saueme | a vaniageous special offer ever made to the men’ of New spree tat _ mother,” was his Den pad " aaa nt . Seas ‘ pb gpilages a br York and nearby cities. feet te flanger liven with |enemy yesiertay twenty-five miles « o tone, dietuce eoptacatae aaant Wie That is one of the reasons why the men respond oe ‘ ne A iy Vel of San Miavel de Mayum a nerares ees H hat fursianed Wield eelciaiy. oul" Oler, Gcieme #, eects & the ven! aten of eabaal’s Kote in such large numbers. Another reason, no doubt, is i pitas eetive Monahan’ I had been, drinks synsecond Regiment. and one Lieut. Bundle, with twenty men wat ren a4. he the absolute certainty of sanitary conditions—of which The detecivs "Eok'Carrle to have 4 private chai [Were Killed. ‘The enemy's vot patch says, “while ee fret ivulzet the the Union Lael ‘s px ge geal “"duldenly Detective MoMtanus and ane) Tweuty-Ave armed nsurgents ha eye | oe Paar = the one sure guaran- & Hapene be a wom Mele story, OF ake into surtondared at ¢ ee, ney # Pane Lieut Lees and two fren were | We have no 2 ly agit vest ath he stimy Retaier, cays, (ured wll a ing " desire to stir up a 3 Rv nite another room trey entered Hite nother patrol the Rorder Horse, ° " =I ewe " abouts at Weer Point trees Now York numbering twenty me ij} beni, over the bu i padeett, ‘evetiin Pais tie woe tepoastea o Gasena la amily oe Mery, Mork SAREE |}} tonic plague, which ied. Bark is | LMeutenant In the Twelfth Infantry July | and captured | ot has broken out in San Francisco, or the other danger- ar He ; Givtchen sent httean men of | ous diseases, the germs of which oiten lurk in the a. ' je Was made a Pirst Liewtenant in the " i aD ~ Tats muro ‘ ta | ews san cs fant a ee ling Gae af cheer 1. eT id sweatshops, and may be spread wherever that sort of mre : : ram demand the surrender of that pees. Phe . \{j clothing 1s sold. But we do say that clothing men teat. disarmes him ; ; athe cosine party and, af-| William Doran ‘Bones theined! Mearns Caught Fatal |li owe to the community a care which some of them are et ws * sere | etoe \ ihem to Unde, tence} ff0M Hospital--Found | Malacly from Puppy’s |}; tempted to shirk because it is more costiy; and that, how what | uta th Fie “ » managed to eseape. Moat Drowned. Caress. | : any ng ont man — eet to his fam “This man pus a —— ' regis fod io eluding thetr | if} ily, to bis triends, to make absolutely sure that the ee, 0, i woman ty saints la vis) YBLLOW FEVER IN CUBA, "°°" "Steg eam Masih yc seas Soe aaa Alea clothing hz wears was made under clean and proper ™ in Staten Island Bound at 6 A w conditions. ? Mince aaron ms ca we GOLD. Sethusk tas bole Une cial oa art Our $15 Serge Suits are $9.85 a re wit, white collar and a four-in-hant| \4 ; pe pi he Mace putea ~ bh i" Our $10 Serge Suits are $7.50. ‘ is rhe la i Bh page geoyeo eleenged | If they were full regular price, however, or even higher thin ‘ ike dak LONDON. June (4 4 from| William Lawless, Mother-in-law of th | Gig Fesulet pri we still Mang they would be in al! respects the most eport, Mth te Met MV ‘olum-| ogensn Marques pave . sirabl as: to make, i ta ‘o ™ . he ” Secretary bs On Momoriat Dey Lawires ok Deray sl w hie non canoes. pale - ; a se damn sie Book Free with Every Suit. . +1 Pie ! abi a Ody: ne m ie No matter how low the price of the suit J, buy we shall ag ian a Wty fine train there was seen of him until his body was] ing a live . present you, absolutely free, a copy of the book, * The Success’ ul Then alos iselman. an Reynolds, Who Wanted bid were guarded | {und in Waten Ian Bound is morn) “F ; "to Lgl of gr pestiched by gg mae eed indorsed by » ; ise! 1. ’ ona anti and Dr. m the Sun, the ral, elezram, ientitic American, Leslie's } Juan Hero, Bout En= | 10 Sell Life Fluid, Is | [0 svnnag GERMANDOM. :: TIGA Pt elk real estate through Sunday Fea Heim “irarc'ut the eer J Weekly and other leed ng papers. 208 pages, six rull-page itlus. gagement Ring sane cna with Forgery. iss World Wants. Three million people| \°,," trations, price $1.00—or tree with any suit. ’ . : Society for Preservation of German | will see your ad. Flannel Suits, new Stripes, elsewhere $15.00; here $10.00, Spirit in Pe: ” Parte | BOERS AGAIN IN SENATE, | . Open Evenings till 6,30. Saturday Evenings till 9, Peter Geterims: ob Haat 4 At who offered on’ Meets im Herth uh @ixth street a he ter of the & no Helle RERLIN. June 4 the Bo |Masen Offers An Reselation Se é iy ngewe we " : Es : = ps nt re ing tety for the Pres-| toe Indepe * ot the j Eada elah aed: Wh Fee t WASHINGTON. June @ — Senator ar es arr. third street Maton to-day introduce? the following @ dno money and» y and Detective f thie pine "i “That the te of the Just Below Just Below Fella , 1 be ik pe aoc" atinioas the Gora tae oe 7 . } Astor Plare 740-742 Breedvay. Astor Pince TWiburser arly a year Th . 4 a | in South nae a oe ay an onay mod oP oe amosing 40? Have you head noises? Do your ears 8s =i ity } and there 1 mond papers Aaturday and hie army ox tne discharge? catarrh 1 p the ced them that they had thets i iuiependenre for t—You can and SHALI. BY CURED Oe May =, a: ; | “ Mareachusetis passed 1 law lige Semarene ot. and! ig Baye spent a fortune ng treated an: Eee aaliedtaadleoeiel [ . STORIES 10a \BOUT KRUGER, by doctors _Liried every known ireatment Sight pole He wow a | and devico—ear drums G84 clamberes \ a isking permanent in- : FNESS, HEAD NOISES, Dis- yee paralysis of the me at once or write and learn | " harged that he forge 4 the Another despateh jaf lly Mec rea, of Port On passing the P Seat has lesues a nan |p We Leas {stood wp in his ca end. ‘ b of courage . al ‘The President is still at Mechadedorp, feventh Caval r00) i in the Lydenburg are eens district was : Py é sin never” out oe Tass Os 5) CORRIGAN LEAVES ROME. teatnens, The burning issue of any campaiga had had Tiffany set anot months ago he . BROWN POTTER DIVORCE. core will not cure they SHALL not 2 West Thirty-ninth au Li be bad married a pretty you: whone fatrer worked Brooklyn catch him he Reynolds had serv he had presented i! inscription, “P. 1 oat lee surrendered or to Tour Maly, Then Go J. to Partie Mission to the Pope. (foetal to The Brewing Werke) WPRORT. R. 1. June 4—Bafore the pe ly eg Divtetan of the jor vel | on Hl tia ; ht Sees announced a ey singe may be a matter of opinion, but there are many questions to be determined in the coming Presidential election. Study the Party Platforme on National Issues 125-127 of oS their to every one taking my cure VELY GUA! LY SAPE AND PERMAN CURE OF DBaFNESS, HEAD yong DISCHARG- i8G BARS AND CATARRH, OR REFUND EVERY CENT PAID. ‘There ie NO CATCH. NO RUBE NO CONDITIONS. NO SUBTER- are not cured and entirely satisfied YOURSELF— reas oat iar spices coe mrss apy one do more?