The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1900, Page 8

> ese PH “UT EL Mystery in a Probable Attempt to Steal Letters. AGI G HYD G) 0) F019 HGH HAG FE Hope ere vie 2 Kase sererelelererere'es, Pest-Office inspectors are working dey on & prodadle attempt to Mails. A letter pouch contain of registered mal! and ‘rafts ¢ : ‘was allt open, but whoever did the cur | 5 ting failed (0 secure any of the con tenis. 5 The rent in the pouch was discovered |S ‘While jt was in transit from sation |, Fifth avenue ant Thirteenth the General Post-Om The are inclined to believe tha: th made by some one connerted with @ffice who knew there war mall beg. The pouch was one of | Weather bags used to carry mail matter, Fach of ‘1 an inner and smaller one registered letters ant mon ried, Thie inner bag was * 4 and placed tn ‘he larg: was alto secured on Thursday fm time to Jet Messenger La France © from Station Oat KP He walked through Mourteenth + to the downtown platform of the Six'n)e avenge “L/' station and tn the usual Way | ® passed the bag over to Messen, mons, 4 colored man, who w train reaching (his station até As the train started to move o mot ney int reer |= mons gaw «@ sit In the top of end shouted to La France, but the went on. Simmons found was about eight inches long, and Jeather, an eighth of an , looked aa ff it had been slasved ale shar knife, Simmans did not deliver (he po | the regular messenger waiting a) (he 1 Nps dboorpeney but b eit said the Emperor to the King And the King replied to the Empeior: “ S’death! veaone it wT BY PERRY BELMONT GOULD GEMS. TD STUWP. Mrs. George J.'s Rope of| Writes that He Will Work Diamonds Stirs London Hard for Bryan's Society. Election. (Copyright 1800 by the Anene!t | Perry Belmont sent a letter to Ohatr- LONDON 4. Mre J t Democratic State Head Gould's jewels o weing ay stating that he would sensation here Wits he ‘or Bryan and the Demo oratle theke, and offered his services on * stump for the presidential cand! diates Mr Belmont. a + attended the last «pera pertores here, and every we jaat meeting of . mA} neadine, Switeer-y When pemr the sum*nit Cally caused comment the @tate Committee, covertly antagon- | MALO ‘ ‘ie Many prominent Americans a ined Bryan, and his coming out strongly | #4, Aue 4 Mr OP Way and slipped on a in Leadon and count “|ror nim naw Is constlere ficant son and thirteen other Americans, ac . “ m = feb 7 Yr t companied by Mr. De ta Rie, a0 ea ee een ane eee ehman, climbed the Cimadirosso Wi: gimeuity , ¢ favored Coler f [that while he did wot ngenty come 1 Coler, he favored a nvm vs type at 8 gu uae ‘Th aredny erner, He “~ ‘lwackey to Be Raw for Governor and Lewis irom for Mayor Ww am F. Mack ¥ ft, and Lew PF Nixon for next Mayor of Greater New York ard Croker's political slate] Hunter and Nine Guns in Free State. Aug 4-There are Hunter's UERSRPRG ° © at Ge and al LaSetag z anaaa ( wee ee cam, —— i hapa We f Has n Headquarters, aad Stevenson ie Ware MoPy MB im ‘ Will Come on for a sel PORT OF XEW YonK Speech Men's A « Liverpens | Revs adw ‘ " Hevers| sires: as 8 ampele £ ARRIVED. OUTGOING STEAMBIITPS. SAILED TO-DAY an | aati | Tt le resorted # | wet te geod from @ abell report has not been confirmed —_ NO BEXTRA CHAROE FoR fr Ca, RAG DODO G 010 Fe RAE ee ee Wer Court thie x ball ¢ facts were made publ! man hunt (n that whole neighborhood polleeman coul Devery had beer himself notined who in turn sent word & strect station. All tha yy court 10- ieensiiad of fate Burglar. veualiy borhood earty last Sunday morning. ¢ A feature of the story t« he sergeant a: the West Sixty “Hush! Have you heard the rumor that all the great rulers are to be annihilated by the Anarchists?” For Heaven's sake don’t mention it to Hill!” BODO OOO On OO COC OOO UUUOOUONOO OHO O CUCU OOOOOO OOOO COU ene TWO AMERICANS AILLED IN ALPS, Q P. Way and Son Hu Hurled Down Precipice Climbing With- out Guides. | | | | 4 te asda igen him to hts 4 with great)" "The bodies were recovered. | The Ways stopped at the he Hote tel Maloja ll Wil FX. OUT DEUERY, Bagged 4,000|/No Simanen Could Be|' Found to Nab Late was held tn ning in 2.00 harge of burglary, the frst f an exciting quiet netah- that though war arotsed be found until rowed out, of Headquarters. telephone to k the dew | Throng of Well-Known | Mr Way |‘! elghth f° THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, = UNEASY LIES THE HEAD THAT WEARS ‘A CROWN THESE DAYS. Sr eo P18Le ei Oswle oie 0.0.0: 0 C1BISISISIe ele SeeieieelSleisisieieisreies ee NOTABLES AT DALY FUNERAL Men Among Mourners for Congressman. morning * | delegates appointed by , hon and Preaident pro he Congressional Speaker Hender tem. Frye to at r 5 Hl key w He rape! of Connection | Fitzgerald, of Massachusetts, and Rya of Pennsylvania T'ntted States Senators Bei an, o |Jersey: Platt, of New York: Penr | Penaerivania, and Kenn; ¢ Delaware "s expected 1 to be prevent Prom 16 o'¢ ruing until the! the ¢ urial in @ be et covered with & 2 o'cloem this Vi oda by the ¢ was taken to the First t ‘en Church. where Rev. H. T. Beatty the pastor, officiated. From the church the body was pig through Hoboken any Jersey bir » New York Bay Cemetery, wher ee ers of the Rising Sar i} baila ted the Masonic ceremonies before * quite a nu pal bearers, among the Voor- hees, United States n and ex Senator David B. HM, ex-Assistant Secretary of the Navy William McAdoo, Robert Davis, Con an Salmon, Mayor Fagan, of Ho- , and Judge John A. Blatr = WHEN.ROB COMES BACK. Some James K. Jone Aatistactory Would Me Wade, 1 4 lack of work | J Settlement had caused Rob Johnson to get Very much in ar- rears with his landlord and gro- cer. The landlord and grocer waited as long they | felt they could, but at last they went around to! his house and de-| " mandedtheir money. Rob's wife met them at the door and told them Rob was not ia, but to have no uneasiness, as “when | Rod comes back” some satisfactory | | settlement would be made. The gro- “| cer wanted to know where Rob had gone and why she was so certain of | 4.) satisfactory settlement on his re- | carn. Mrs. Jobnson replied \ne| Advertise in The World Want pod foun wi UL Poilion's poe! Potion “1 have been trying to get Rob to umoe and see If he could not get a/ position that way. At last I suc- | Win to do #0. He) + Ne eREIeIe 19S S AIABCW 10:0) GSIahe\0 e)ehese ase oie spews eiwiereies aie = —_—— — onc > Bucking Strange Pranks of| Ase s Brooklyn Boy. When Earl Li Lost His Yellow Jacket His Secretary Went to the Emperor and Got It Back, When Earl Li Abandoned the Ministers in Peking His Secretary Stood by Conger. MOST REMARKABLE AND TRUE STORY IN TO-MORROW’S SUNDAY WORLD. {FA MMe Li Hung Chang’s | Confidential Secretary oe That's GHOSTS are not so rare, but suppose you met one that was MADE OF SOLID FLESH! !!!!!!!!!! what happened to 8 trustworthy people who tell the Sunday World alk about it. A family in New York. State not only believes in, but proves that it is constantly haunted by WITCHES ' Geronimo, PFI ODS LODO PO TF VSIA ow } wv [Man Dresses Automobiles. |... wickedest LikeaWoman These Up-to-Date _ Vehicles. 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