The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1901, Page 5

——______—-. —_—___—_—-. DEVERY GOULD NCT SAELD HERLIHY. Chief Fiorced to Admit Captain! EERE PST PERRY ETS i ‘ 3 THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 190i. Hadn’t Tried to Close Dives. Chief of Police W.y 8. Devery was theyhe must answer the questions yes or first witness at the continuation of the trial of Capt. John 1D. Herlihy for fatl- payathreevohlectionat aver over ing to suppress immorality in the “Red asked Mr Grant Light" district, this sfternoon. AS CEOS COPE: Devery’s demeanor wus one of ie flance. Jle appeared in the court-room, ny experience" Uenen all. the Commisslorters being present. but he was interrupted by without wearing his uniform. Ex-Judae Oleott, the proxecuter, wal ree heeanentadetag tra: ochiet Devers, take the sland." and chef explain, ut answer the question. Chiet dropped heavély in the witness] > : | chair witiin the horseshoe Biers rae Ee NO AE | Ex-Judae Olcott then asked: "Chief ell, then.” sald Devery. pressing Devery, dusing the time when Capt. Bis {lipa( ants’ before apeakinig, “Capt. Herlihy. was in charge of the Twelfth] warrant.” But. he added, "nor has Precinct from Sept. 25, 18, to Nov. 14,/#Ny other captain asked me for one.” 1900, did he ewer report to you that or Gran cross-examined war- fhe had good grounds for belleving any house, room or premises within his you nave done ever 1 not have granted Mt. 1 atin my aif jar that i uthorized “ra house precinct were kept or used for immoral purposes or amusemen: and ask you to authorize in writing wuembers of the captain apply asked force to enter the eame and tO arrest] eG ait persons there fcind offending the |) Objection.” 1 Mr. Oleot law?” fetent | Mr. G ocen n the ob; This question was earefully framed. ueried Grant using the language of rection 218 of the a 4 the afirmativ person arrested by a revised w alice fe iT h Chief Devery stralebtened un in his (Cina house nent noe to be taker, and chatr. Lawyer Grant oceupled fifteen | did not th to be taken § 2 ae . ob. | before a ‘minutes In offering three senarnte ob: x-Judge Olcott objec fections to Devery answering the ques-] son, but Mr. tlon that was th: Never Asked fur War Finally he answered, “No captain has naked me for a warrant since I have been Chief of Police.” hi ected to arralgn in Esnex Hee Court all persons arreated Twelfth Precinct. Chief Deve Mr. Olcott In answer Co a questh ne of the deputy chiefs he Mr. Olcott began this Ine of invest Vertthy fo gation by asking the Chief if he Chief of Police of New York. Yes," said Devery; “I have t quest, for two years and seven months ‘And you were chief during the ume that Captain Herlihy was in charge of the twelfth precint, when the offencen ae charged in the syeclfeations were, commited?” asked Mr, Olcott. “Yes,” repited the Chief. Before Mr. Olcott had sald a half- dozen words Lawyer Grant fired in an objection, He said that {t wan Irrele- vant, Immaterial and everything else on the legal calendar. He quoted and con- meChtat identifled a laint’ book used in the Bldrige street statiot rtiine Capt. Herlihy war in mand there. Then the Sergeant was excused, Mr. Grant not crom-examining him. Mr. O.cott then called as the next wit- ness a comely girl about nineteen years oid, who deseri heracif aw Miss Ruth Price, of the Reacue Army. Her busi- ness, she said, with that of many other women of the Army, wae to go among the dissolute people. distributing tracts, hymnbooks, and doing anything poxalble 10 rescue them from the life of wicked- cae, dure com- tended that at no time had it been| Mise Price tuld' a terrible story in connection with some proved that Capt. Herlthy had any| She went Ines houses in°Allen,, Forsyth knowledge that gambling or disorderty Aappenings had gone on or taken place and Chrystie atreet: White she wns a men freq me in. Slax Price austell woman who, de- in any house or room in the Twelfth | scribed the tert n rible. condition of Capt. Precinct. Herliny's old. presiogt. axctuaively. tn Lawyer-Grant declaved that, inasmrach | The Evening Work! some time azo, She told how women were given ar Capt. Herlthy tind not had an oppor- tunity to defend himacif and to prove that he had sone all he possibly could to repress the evils alleged, the admission of Mr. Olgott’s question as evidence was positivels egal and unfatr, Devery Grew Impatient. Chlet Devery broke in and asked tf he qn, War Rev. Albert . o1 amp Memortal Church; th Chrystte ntrest. ieee Herlihy Comptnined, onse to Mr, Olectt'x que sx wad that Jew an could anawer the question in his own evening paper. in which the captain nad wai peent crt tlcineat For ran repressing a dive onthe Howery within the Red) idehe “Oh, no," said Mr. Oleott. “The quesed district, ne? Senin the “Hed: itghe “TD told the Captain that the report in the papers was slightly incorrect." std the witness tion must be answered yes or no.” “Never since I have been In the Police Department have I eve: heard of a ro- quest belnk made to the Chief of Police for what 1s termod a Chef's warrnt. It ia a dead letter law,” raid Devery. President York told Chled Devery that O00 BRIDAL COUPLES. HERE Hertthy say - vice out ts concerned 1 will hay throw up my hands.” * MILLIONAIR Remarkable Story of Frelerie Maidt, of 23% Second avenue. is dying to-day at Harlem Hosptial of n bullet wound ander hie heart. The wife, whom he married three weeks ago, was held in Harlem Court without Lall to awalt the result of his injurtes, mits the shooting, but declares ed in self-defense woman's face was brulsed and «wollen, her right eye blackened when M the story in court She said her husband had etolen her money and had t en ber becau: she would not give him the money left her by her former husband, “He wos drunk when 1 accused him of stealing $88," she sald, “and he best me. He dragged me {nto the bedroom and threw me across the bed. He drew a revolver and swore he would kill me. 1 grappled with him and got hold of the weapon. We struggle all over the room. He threw me across the bed. Fought for Wer Lite. “He tried to press the gun against me, but T fought for my life. It was against his breast’ when {t discharged. Both Mia hands were on the gun. 1 screamed when I saw he was shot. [didn't want to shoot him." Mra, Maldt's atory was corroborated by her two young daughters. Muagis- trate Zeller mld he beileved her mtory, but sald he would have to hold her to await the outcome of her husband's wound. The full «tory of the shooting was told to-day to The Evening World by Katte Gronwoldt, the woman's fifteen-year-old daughter. “Mother would marry this man in aplte of me,” sald the girl, “and this ts the outcome, Father is dead only six months. She has known Maldt only elgnt months, and three weeks ago she mar- ried him over In New Jersey. “When he cares to work he |< a loco- motive fireman. He has beaten mamm E LEFT -MADHOUSE A PAUPER. Christian Blinn, Who Seeks to Recover Fortune. Mammi him abo: Hospital.” BRIDE SHOT HUSBAND IN FIGHT FOR LIFE. ——++-- Mrs. Maidt Says She CGrappled with Her Husband, Who Held the Revolver. ONE SON INFIT; ~ ANOTHER KILLED While Watching the First WIFE DESERTED s He Was Jealous of He Managing the Quarie VAR NANAWROROTRURESERERUDEDUDEEET9ET 19% Wrsseees: BY KALTENBORN. ‘Turner, of the Wert Forty nth orn net enw ot {stret station. seized: the many m1 Veral times because ane would not) of ni. poy and rushed with It to him money, Father left her $10.00. | y, Dut the boy died dn his Maitt hal no use for me, Saturday fiernoon he took mamma's purse con- voy 1 ofrem hi taken fouy the | wns there and she spoke taking In the face. her kill my mother and the children. Wounded Man Walked Out. money. RICE MILLIONS. Father Sees End of the Second. Success in Va vestansewey | 2) 2 CRUSHED BY HEAV! TRUGK ‘Driver Arrested for Careless} Driving snd Held to the Coroner. Wiliam Shea a ist? Ninth av 2 ! $ Javente at I volock thts mornte ding hin two Famatl xone, William, four yearn oll g ind dota, two If years oll gy "Ny ther hand Willkun, the four @ son ple und subject ta tr 3 erdtensy 3 The t het che west alle ot 3 1 hen ot large truck of 3 ai Irewing © ny. rive e oo Hagel, of 726 Clarkson came down the nue th, the licge hontee going 9 vlan crippled boy saw the truck ittuck of epilepsy and fe Hla father reached over up. Little Johnny, in the mew 16 broken away from his far rag and ran right Into the truck 4 Aas ground under the heavy front w \ Cry of horror rang out from th, crowd on the sidewalk which had w tess-d the affair. ‘The drivers his team. heavy truck tad te backed up to extrieate the Tre distracted father, crippted ehitd In the ca pick a) in putting of Police father, Tarner 1 A Tagged ane » Hogan, “He came back drunk at half-past scharged ‘the driver with carve nix. 1 was cooking supper. He cats saying tha hile ert | iRealts f thatteyiings narrawiy even ving run Inte the kitchen and grabbed the frying: SES eee ee ae nerauwit chal pan and threw the meat on the floor | ay, toa very Jow rate of speed aiid Toran Inte the parlor. He followed m saw group three, but they lin ——— vdy He didn'tece the ttle boy, “and dit not know how he came under the wheel of| In passed the pole of hin wag to He grabbed ter by the hair and struck her peeveeeeetetetec ces Oct te aad aoa e oc oasat ai aaaadl his truck Magistr the Coron Hogan committed him to, Delgado, Commander in! Hoilo, Gives Up, and “Phey refused to go to the house with d Helakanewtiie me. Then Maidt came downstairs and fates porn'a: associates In ‘ wulked across the street to a clear Others Will Follow. y store. I pointed him out te them and — Sar 1 ’ ditor of T Fivening World they went over to fim. One of them, i a Will you kindly inert tn your cul Policeman Kinney, anked him if he was} WASHINGTON. Jon. Vt no Mace] uy it at conventence the | shot and he maid he bad shot himeeit. | Arthur reports the surrender of Delgado.) fatigwing When the ambulance came mamma ran] Commander in ott wince, owing to Mr, Kaltenborn's Jeser- downstairs and went In ft to Harlem Paney. He also reports that other im: the undersigned, . portant surrenders are expected during continue aur work. | fa watid to be out of danger. cane was thought to be one of the next few a reorganize our unit Sunday morning. when ——— aca condition became very low. Bet aed ae neat wet arth "condition became, very low. | FISCHER ON THE MEND. Thanking you In advance, we ar yanked him’ it he wanted to say sincerely YOUrR vat } thinks di CARL HUGO ENGE ‘Only that my wife shot me,” was his] Mas Who Atte) Hy Suletden tee WIN C) BANCK, Tresponne. ad . PANN. " Tt in maid at the hospital that Maldt Ce tet) pees, RMANN BEYER- can scarcely recover, John Fischer, of 4% 3 avenue New York, Jan. 13, 1! Rrooklyn, accountant, forty years old,| That notes! ald Mra, K 5 who atte Al suite last night 4 i taking acl, was rent to 8 fs a Catharine's Hospital to-day, where he i 0000000400000001:000000090000000000000000008: MRS, FRANZ P KALTENBORN “Then he dragged her into the bed-| { | rane Kaitenborn, of -the popular He ty ktow jum how room, Reaching under the pillow he airing quartette that beara hts nam r “ toak out hin revolver and said he would and hie wife, who has acte ni s kilt all of Mamma grabbed his tes nARer the last two ars.) to opr ls has been hand and they fought all over the CEE a eee taderstree cnlientiornsiatan | ere fir ike tnd ad reals room. He threw) her across the bed [ee ba} nie oF slater 1s mia ty eu « nally aceomp! woman minale a vas 1 © ooliga. and T ran out to get a policeman | MernOlEN Hor 4 ne t toe quar! for 1) Just as I reached the ataire 1 neard a F DANE Nea RuriNee we mad agementa for the’ whole shot and he groaned ‘Oh, Barbara!’ eiteeoreihenmuslelan ET INSERIEE Letra daly err a fy “1 ran to One Hundred and Bixteenth Their home has been at 7) Wer ed, and we hall von’ street and Sccond avenue, where there w\talcntycntitin sirentiizwhe Mepbaice Vine wil, be vate: were two policemen. 1 told them my Se Ea a aama aTlatieharzan ie eaten Teen father had a pistol and was going to ying that he had found “ } erouadless, roud of PONTE and SRW AL ST DeROLUNUTRNOREREOONOENEOD CODEREDERDRE EER EDR EEE ETE ET EET TES OEE ESEE END ONTEN SEEN TS a will but with ntinue Mr wile. Way. up from um top) FOUGHT BY SIDE OF MAJOR M’KINLEY. LT aUELTY 1) SHE BOMBARD | Merchant Frank Met Wif-. us SAYS SHE 1S Mrs. Frank Sent to Bellevur month arated bonds and | alone Last night Fi a visit her she the street and hu started street station. shouted at him and bombarded hits) % with stones, : When ATTACKED BY | x ’! Insane Animal, with Head? Lowered and Wild Bel- lows, Rushes Campe tn the mountains several ays ago, The men w lumb rman nvgh the mountains from thts elty te 7 rbrook, about twenty miles from Juncheon when the mad antmal ma@@~ HER HUSB and a Rain of Stones. Hospitai for an Ex- aminaiton. in exceedinghy #t Seventy-ffthy rt Frank, a dty= corner of Sevetitys ‘Third avenue, and who Ninety-th nt street, was Magistrate Zeller to. the jlevue in*the Hare be examined as! to Mre. Frank was ate rkville Court on the) 4% ting ty take o 3 of carbolte acti. shd me that quantity that ay married ago, af On Friday last ned inthe York ville Police Courts ahd placed under the peace for az not furnish the: = NR. a wer nat i was committed to. jall until Saturday, when her husband appeared) 7 fin court and agreed that she be pars oled provided that she ks her, dhe went to pay to his who lived a§- Ninety-third sre r Madison aver nue, He found standing ts front of house, As he approached epithets at big ox and debris fro 1 thom at him. He Sart Righiy-elghtly by his wife, whg rea picked up for the tollowe raizned toeday Mrs. slishly dress said her husband was itrye: put of the way by, sends, to ylum. AAD MOUSE Me, Jan. 1.-—Five men had pe from death when at. [hy a mal moos: some miles row John Wright, 2 prominent f this city, and four come ya—Angus Mclynac, John MePhe- Donal and Wiliam Ryai foot, were journeying men, on . Thy were here, and had ef en the Lank of a brook to take Eagle Lal seated around a Cump «heard a loud bellow. underbrush. They, at the nose came: » more feared thay, reons familiar with: y of there animals. oe tid not walt for the Dele and i safety in the One Wed Aboard Ship; i 5 ; Pi Relatives of Eccentric) The Same Shell Covered the branches, It was too late, Detore they, ei Ba RD NATE Future President and John | 4 3 ceelon of a smali part of his fortune. 7 5 d. | Other !2 Feet, 9. She Cladiy inades tt over te. Mim. : Missouri. K i | SS : ¢ held his deeds, srt ea 7 | : arane W. King with Dirt. | Woman Superintendent need Two unusual bridal couples were Mo., Jam, 1 Miter i \ fi among tho passengere on La Cham- at in 1992 c neu New tYorkje ban Beene an aeernete iva | of House of Refuge n pagne, which reached this port yester- oon. The other holders of deeds | Btone nly Monn ifora the) ast noe an (lg manlof) sixty-two lwho' stood Indicted. piano : f s! ooking up helra of the eccentr! : ant ber x and Mme. Orsini were booked as Mii walde on the he hns ane eee et fees wie died. in| Saturday: selling pipers at FA genta ie pone bound. . 7 a } no recollection of giving any deeds. He] spy York Sania dime (.| Filbert atree: His soar was ragged, bis nde ne man and wife, but they were not married Fontends that Tf fe dal. so, advantage | New York inet Septeanper niet eeteg| hale xcracely and unkempt, hie vule~ Martha | pie fupther ai ‘eee anes Aber tnes when they boarded the doat. Orsini tsa was taken of his mental cont cloun cireumatunces, which afterwar: i 3 r sane anima: fll prone upon his head, violinist of note. He went to France to “When Leame to in May testl-| were declare marier, cmeked his eyes a watery blue ¥ | -unon: Mas hese claim his bride, but he found so many Hed sire Sins eile wana Mt from a] Mr, Owens arrived at Galena lant Sun-| once upon a sine fe fougne side by xi 7 i eae ul aa ina a ni) t the chidren of Col.| with Willtam McKinley. thea a maje jen legal formalities In the way owing to his | bed. day to Inquire about the chisd cy. Waveho : "i looked out of vindow, but the] David Tt rmer resident of Btone| now Premdent of the'United States, I he| axe. having become an American eltizen that [iantscepe (watt fareien woonmyrecoltee: | County, who died Dec, 3, 189, The] ‘The man je John Whipple King, His i traps were ted | time he decided to postpone hie w ing un j ton. An attendant came ty my bed. children are ti). Rice, Bird Rice and] chief glery ts In that event tn bis I ‘ they were bound | {°F “The out of France. kuens TH go home, tmald: ‘iny family ars ; \ir + slight offenses, ace |} | im, and with @ bella "AS soon as the boat passed quarantine | Will wonder. where Tam." Mra, Lot wrk, all residing in Btone|and that once a Cont te whell cam: ent offenses, ac- | att and at and on the high sea the passengers When told that he had eccupled that] County, whistling inte tie Union ranks from + | yon whtel ss a} iets trom feed Sere summoned fo the where [Poe for three years he thourht It waa al Mr.) Owens’s announcement to theve New Orleans battery and struck a yar NER eer . {the other ane of gr. Schmitz-Didier, a Roman Catholle | Sree, Reeltewe it tnt! poverty-atrick spe that tney are| (rom where McKinley and King stoo ids’ ier ad SHIOHD MCOUT ed tH et ever ae prelate, performed ‘the marriage ¢ | Nanaers of current da were shown | ? ye ) b, f 8 ke ou mark and a cal ght of the other men, neo Hy 0 an estate of $3,000 or more| Ht covered them foth with dirt, but from: talking. Oth , sh . MUiei N. Bakulich, who Is 6 | AE RECA aR Ne 3 ata estat Wace othe itel ea ailEs tpemy un nure * teat " vie aictn tal e | ime Bayi + M | dity in behalr o: . Binn. hed 5 Yortape bis country needed him + » given corn Us : Per eet anna CHRISTIAN BLINN. ihe World 1 the duct norant country ok», and they were not | much Kxine ex land made t aainents ro See tall as fe Ia and nea y a f a 4 ‘This Im the most remark: aware of thelr ee death, The attor-| "1 disremember just what the dete « ipat the table T ! k effect IL seeme tailing ne ta and Meariy as heavy. te ie) Dead to the world for throe years, jiover. } Blinn Ney saervealea A notice that the] was Emer Mayor Motley. bate 1 | Ch tin celts in arent orendes Department and tira, met his wife (%| practically buried alive In an insane | ri Wy insane ae Ne] Probate Court of York would on He Te On Tinta tien } ee Te ones en were becoming / aie Englioh and he knows no ttallen. Str, | asy! ¥ Fhad an eleetre battery in his. t Fob. 7 take action on the will of W Workiag one of th Viel wa td about the ears Obes bers oyh 0 4 ta an ane ae any of us an " at away ike all fre aga $< he ground for Seer taree nan: Imerpreter ‘but| death-cloud settled upon his mind, al pax been ever since the morning. he Lt eralenith penser 1a Ielote fia tery. AN cert) | o ther arnoonty agged oeide dnspite.ot atmcul ties. Venaael nen eliitted: | Reke up in my: sanitarium in hin rleht | State, nuaiing 1 enw Jo arnopi ls CHAMPIONED THE POPE. lege els eomeny meee _ along with hie ora jenly, as if tiring of his 3 GRIP LOSING ITS GRIP. | Vis the remarkable story told to-! the tne | rea Kintiey” The Mor cme up to me KING MS {Beet tent bihm ee . day by Christian Bilan on the witness. | ,AnIY CxPErE wae stity In| MARRIED SECRETLY. shelwen imoliioncitty Ure Are RRR Gt at r 3 lina of 8 tree, F “ stand befom: Juaticon Truux in the Su- James. was Mr, Mid; Now yeu kin hit & pocket hav Riches When the’ ‘ewer Cni In Bellevue and Doc- | preme Court in the trial of his lawsult family) teat: | Inqgatry by leit Prrente Mee] kereticl at io yar ts | expeet MePheters te 0 | pren r i ed h | > ' Pa There were Indications at Belleyyn| defendants. Tals mule Ge test carey bs sald. on hin ain and) he de of Wa nith and hia] most at it chrew the dirt. a FADES eg Deputies FtOs0a 9 te us nead cruaned. Hospital to-day to mine whether the deeda to! seemed to be per eraned. shat Mise Mab Bache, of /REAVEL all over ' y Dreath way terpaliated by Mary an. death when ate P| lay that the grip had been e ‘ | Mrs. Margarec dinn ntfs WOE was fatel Bache, off ioe intnute, Sor Mek! san’ sedal st, r+ : in the 3 checked. Cases wore fewer there than| Blinn's fortune, Biven, tt in alleged. walle wife, ited, that ae indy ver Mies | 228. Seventh « sent their con:| aughe. tirushed t ate at at Aha et afervel i {vlonsvotithe sam Atherton, ob) usual, and tho hospital had room for| Ne wis insane, shall stand wall in aw. | an the Schwarz deed, vil tier) sratulations e secret wel-[ clothes, Pretty clos | UALR TA i be pestil t : was gored t0 death oe Patlents for the firat tlie in severay| OF Mein hint Proner:yibehalt betas rekmoneyicera nero vada UG, a bse AURA Poet Pa 1 cumb | RCL ERAS ANGLO Praneat t ——— ie days, stored 1 , eget. the bridegroom fe by the girl's} a) Ma ahr i Astrea ere tthe | is AS } = ea al Bellevue had $35 : Peay ¢ ea rent | WAR very TM | } aurndest, bla Nest man | « or th of the FP . ue evar a encrationts in all, with} In is92, sald Mr. Blinn. he owned real) Sae Was ¢g the atand when adjourn: rents. ma Witniengi lite r he walked ¢ . ‘3 Foene : I QUAY CALLS SICK MEN, +m Phas dlepensdry it waan reed an. crowded | Cuente. in Hirlem valued) we) $1,000,000),1n | mene: wae, t a xen till ito-morray | Ward W. smi son of A. Lathen }to the gun next Ge ome he turn: , , | Arenb ; bate’ paqutual, which was inken aw x good] Found suinier HaiGuneidered shemeelt a \3 a lawy ei Weal Onel Huns | Soret: sen, Win, Nag eharmaagitt f ‘ PropoRe Fight for United Stites Senn hat grip had ened one of the most prosperous men in Hare 2, and Twent ) xtree le ana | St sey Si he i ! f that there were fewer co ine Wintel tend eer auad thintycthree housea bes MUST I7AY MORE FOR COAL. Mics Mabel ty oy ieiad Haran |e tramtcatene in a Hitter ant We Needs Them) peronwerentowe | , on ez Mabel Rive 64 from unt nan from 1" peat there people did not_ need physictans Sd Mr, Blinn, Ife was a fchiaeaelt De jMiekaet'e Protea) Vnseonal Church | gun q xvod ‘ We Lagiala tite’ Bee aay ——— pad no further extatence an y Supply. wt Inety-ninth » id Amsterdam | KU" . ut three o! rats 9, Py bri iooked with | brough here to vore in Sho Ruastane Leaving Tlentntn, No KMimmer of memory unt) May, 1895.) The Gepartment of Charities thie at ia ui , ei u brows SBIN. a“ Then, ux suddeniy as his miad clouded,| ternocay received is for sup) ey SERGT. DONAHUE’S DENIAL. ° q 1 Mrs. Kerr volee, when he thy States Senatorahlp contest. TIENSIN, Jan, 14.—The Russlan troops| it eleare ' ouent Pr rr we Gaya ago 0 oa pevooll ti ; Vnoldte re ti peril ‘ a G Pete ”? . 5 Ravet i ut q 0 mi we . 1 chai fi except 1,009 men detalled\to guard the In'a mange buna. |IK t£e Institutions of the department Ahmet Oe ahh "Vertue cameron: | ays We No le With | 9 Ieernnawhov lit eavalvor th tied. forth cheers | \COl | Qi? a gi Sat ba Legation of Russia and tho 7 None was around | With 27,100 (one of coal for the year BOL he Mirenta of, th irra ealca me ONT ee” LH ete | ‘ BE Celi rhists, elected, but the contest ts wi Shaped Henacend shestentalnand je had ever seen before. 1 ys) bida: peoeived! ran from 64.419 for |forgiben them and. vier are Tivtng ime Werna, | 2 was sooalned in the] close, and tn case ebher of ANG: Shnn-Hal-icunn guards, are evacuating |. He”had cen in Combes private tn-| tvs lowent blader. 19. Ha s00, the hlzhest 1 ere en ret ang ewontyeaventBieteee | seret:, Donahue: afcTiattery, K, Third || cs onnnueaney Nites Marne Men oC if Vooutleastorda}. By, 8 vate} sgek men, ail of not Me raining: suno Asylum at Fivehing, L. 0, for) The lowest x Nichol Raat yal sh St . ie » Miss Sheridan, he dock yt 1 ema ini lias) grow we and be) Kin-Chow, Manchuria: I tof theke Agures In M200 and Bt “Nicholan avenue. Young Me.) arustery, writes to The Evening World] Sia conditer” was MO ev aiourese iva, rebar eve Bape autem et] Ray Mietenied. TRG, It is repo they ‘are polng to Mukden. re tm & gragua ‘beyond the estimate made by the de-' Smith Is gwenty- (aur: it, ; “ the City. C Shai seee oh pri Sel Sel BSE te of ollege, . . to deny tha: he was Involved in any proper, AReibe enti fereneg tn che internal aftaire iy hd