The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1900, Page 11

CHES THEFT: lpi tal = POOHHE POIDHO OHH > . & DIDAAAAIAORAG AHA WON'T COMPLAIN Prisoner Who Tossed * Bills to Newsboy 3 Is Freed, r 1 ONE UF MERRY PARTY, § \® Venerable Resident of Stam-' ® ford Fears Scandal of 8 Police Court, Gilbert Travis, seventysix years old, with white hair J, who came dowh from Stam yesterday pusliees, was night and left at Wiehth avenue and Fi Two thousand wo will plag He was then arrested. sohre in the Wig basl-room at Sherry’* o-morrow afternoon, from 2 oe hk egainet John Weat, 3 Matiida Kogers, and they wer up in the West Sixty-eight rlneet nla tion-houre. priae, which amebody whl win out of ‘this morning the three wete photos) the tournoment, Other priaes the kraphod Police Headquarters, and) number of a hundred and more will aino ‘There wild be a $8 pinno for the ehle be on the ltt an ned in the W Court, ‘Pravla whe had be Hut pris ik Is thot to be the all night on a eharge of (Infoxioution, pend and aim of t alnment Was also arraigned, rofuwed to make) ‘The Amerioan Army and Navy Aid & vomplaint. He ald he could net ats! Society hay arranged the affair, and (he ford to do Ut, that Ao wae a femdiy man) cilef object In view to give imme the disabled families, Uhome who ha pubiieity would make trouble | diate voluntee “a home, He wall We had been} and thet tlle and ik he | fouRht for thelr cour hat) rendered wnt aod the hin iay'ling fort fy and have bee rytoe by tiinowa 0 party woe! wounds, and have been rably di Mecharged, but ‘Travis vd he dtl tp ohare These nen find meelves Khow how he wae going to eet home,| without positions, many of m fi we he hat ) fone from their homes in the interior, the Wien West war he! poor Ittle ealury of 118 a month stopped Hes a handful of by ‘and thelr families In want at Witty th atreet and , ‘ fA} non wie, ated wind carr hy : thiy way fat, wht sD tratsportation far many of thee erambled for them The pollee KOC mon Poere are many who have found | , back #, omitions where they can on a living man safd he met shen 4 wid thelr familie nu t " and “ fot rid wot H . ar iam Gillette; Correspanding and Re by the tive they reached the virole Oe) vation amd ylver Sionl abl, (he oh srding Heorotary, Capt, William Hatley bod teat S100, dre to school and thelr conditt { 11 weonor, eat, with al het y way { members are Mire Joxeph etalon: r 1 a ‘sun Mew St John Gaffney, Mre KK Davis, Mrs Nelson A o2e owerees ‘THOUSANDS TO PLAY EUCHRE _ IN AID OF OUR SOLDIER BOYS. ie Army and Navy Aid Society | | to Conduct a Great Bene. fit at Sherry’s. SOMO OOOO Unis ’ “ . . ’ . : 2 $ 2 ‘ Gr Sic. gs 7 rans, Jost 6 MAY AY : ‘ y COREOMEDEOME MOM e0+ Friday are: Mra. Conatance Richhnon on Hall K, Woehard | n women cries tn th how wn ills Miler, Mra. Frederic Rwift, Mrs. Charles Nea ( ¢hn-house, They raid they did not tab the winter vennon finds it in i of ‘in Mra. James Branoh and Mr | davage, Reception: Mise Katherine Col the old man. He whimperet and wala | Pine 1 ihe worl | osc ME ville, Cards, and Mra, George Murray they did. They werm all locked up The euehte Inay be obtained if the ladies to be In cha y Tracy, Tallow. COUTANT’ S BAD NIGHT IN PRISON. GOERS TALKS. MS NARHA In Settiing Strikes It Must Be Volfintary or . Fall, LOUISVILLE Dee. # At Uon of the American Federat in thin olty (day Gompergy delivering hte report. lech the orgarMeation was in a muclisimprove Casi Labor conditions threughout the coun: try, he sald, were better than ever and the future beiwit. | Mr, Gompern Kuve especial alt sion to airligpe and arbitration, He ald “Ou novernent socks, and hae 1 a| considerate extent secured, a dlminw | thon In the number of eteiken, 1 Inrly emone the beat one “Un fact) the number ai teikew can be ncourately win Codente power oni financial reaources of | am oeganization in any trade ot coll \ Harometer of strikow rites jock r weokn ind Vieminitelies Ww power of te tra Th Huyetn and o Tatled haw it been 1 Ntratton, and then ¢ Litralion nlere ney aie (Pretty Stenographer Will Be]; sion theougs | Bailed and Case Goes Over, je how mu suooenat lly parties to a disp’ equal, 01 fly equal, in power (0 pros tect and defend themselves, or to Ine Moet injury upon the other, Mre “The more thoroughly the organined | A y fe Alice I Coutant, the atenog Who In aouuned by Senator-eleot I Beott Alater of trying vo sell the poll soorets of bhe oMer, pasmed a very un comftortatle night in the Jefferson Market priron, and looked jaded and pee when she appearet in court this volley She to avert strikes and looker cure conciiations, and, if necessary, ar- ‘Obtration; but It must voluntary wapaton f, there should be no arbitra vatier Oe a Dagroes by welcome "phe wa exceedingly nervous, and her meee ip cheeks, which are usually flushed with mie Labor law falta| beautiful color, had lost much of their i ghgompllebing what If was! rostnens, Aho is of medium height and ‘of the are eamily and ‘and| “mall featured. Her hate te brown ahd] yor thro 4 how to pave the| her eyes of a brillant gray that somes | balled times gives a suggestion of brown, Her | f that,” Nose la tip-tiited and her mouth wmaij | hy,044, f stay LABOR NOTES 282 veins we coe Gordon Wattle, who had teon retained) have heen the only person to give her by hor friends, after conterfing with 4 ng it wer Ny. Wt le Mr, Bintor, axked Mawiatrate Meade for TNO ceMin unpthern rr Me ae BSENATOR-ELEOT SLATER. h the bare that she would be tion ale ammiled. ‘i'm piad oho wad, 1 think Wd Mle if in this place another tl Pion Mra, Coutant is sold to have fone around the city wying to er employer Mr. Croker |i alleged 1" ite Oe ge ese 4n adjournment of the case until 2) Guy refused co have auythitiy to do with | M = ie have made o'etock Thursday afternoon, 1¢ waa) bet ind dnformed Nis anyone nt of the fi Jol, A (rap was wet and her artost fol- rh | ok, and Mrs, Coutant looked re. | lowed. The petrave) ot ieved that the ordeal of the hearing ihe, women one Is, | had been Neferred, a ie gat evening to n Bvening World reporter had a brief ply ofa the prety stenographer in the the yal sepreniee J cannot make any vile i Z. eh he igh, wuld whe with a nervo nfigene i. yin SC and res he has infor- where they have nal from prominent busi J professional men, nm Mr, Hater wae wecking the nom. “ET will aay, However, that the ve Been men d distorted, which sie for Boos ior Mee Contant, It ts red. Went to his opponents and for Ha na repre- you ‘mann tbat yi you are Innovent | F . “Siesta a Tlr"an ag. r| Lt To she Me acre " that would prevent pat iknow wi ination Senator Pint hontd. of 1tand bon ied wit waraed Mr. Blater, and Mrs, Contant loft then hel nie service, wiatement At thie Hide ‘workers will wing ering in Sg A New York dejega' J i ft venkat the A. F. of 1. cor lon shit , O'Brien, i Republican ‘ohn & Henry rae het | ee ‘nwo, and Geatge Hi. Warnes fea ieee ATTACKED BY BIG DOG. ‘The iter ed posers Workers wil tort sate Apa ane & provision dealgg, In a stable at 106 see cpeeit she, Garam oho ogg se Rast One Handred and Twenty-aixth phica eal Union oi ae 1 ig ay evening. | *tréet, this morning savagely attacked 4 bi George Autphon, thirty rd he . years old, of “ ant Ope, Hung bai & re tres nd ot! ell peal eatate th au reet, a driver ‘camployed Ses ies ia Haig Brivew Bitten by Savage st. Der~ In nard in @ Sinble. A Mt, Bornard dog kept by Otto Btahi, | publican i¢ | State and i} as nothing more ‘serious than a bad cold, PLEBCED NOT MoKinley to Give Up Salary. Col, 8D. Dickingon, former Apenker it the New Jersey Lagtelature, and ite in Jersey City, onused a this morning by refusing t the $2,000 annual salary conn the position of Assistant Coli Fr] the Port, to which President Mok inley appointed Col, Diek! he had fp turn t 6d to-day that it Mokinjey the Republican andaation, apd thit to take ‘the office The office in 4 the licky Incumbent has {n'do In to draw his salary, Jol Diokinwon je wecrewaly And teens North Htson Laght, Hea without the extra 870%, Ho lor ‘the “epubiicans whiel te strongly f Weatedly been in impatgn times be wemure ot Hudson County, | mocratic, have te of funds during bine wil! az Well, awed a comfortable n Hoepital, and ed (hie morning Hobson Is Lieut, Hobson night at the Proaby his condition was re to be unchanged. ICATARRH Catarth bas become such a common disease that a person entirely free from this disgusting complaint is teldom me with. 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