The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1901, Page 8

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1901. : NHASN'T WITHDRAWN, SHE SAYS, WU o> OE ATTEMPT TO BREAK ao oN BERMOOO OOOO CCODOOC OOD DO ninietnicletefeletett WMIOIAOISIONOODOOOAARG Candidate for the D. A. : R. Presidency Denies Sic Has Stepped Aside |; in Favor of Mrs. Fair- banks or Anybody’; Else. | Health Board Resumes |: the Crusade Against Expectoration. Theatrical Man Tried to , Die, but Changed His Mina. HE SQON RANG FOR HELP, Se PEEEEEE S WARNING IN ALL CARS, Mrs. Donald McLean, ew 3 ot declined her avowed ¢ and sc 0) 9 pangprealdent=Geiieral of thes Notice Posted Threatening 2 Blesser's Venture in This City of the American It t Offenders with Fine or 3 Was Evidently Not { Senator Fairbanks, 0 : aisceeAl Seporl to that effect has ¥i Imprisonmont, @ a Success. currency. 2 "The report is unqualifiediy false, 5 ~ sald Mrs, McLean, when she was seen ate 1 charles Mes: agent, @ to-day at her home on Lenox avenue. at at the N . 2) East “LE asaure you there is absolutely no WARNING IN CARS. * ken to the foundation In fact for such a rumor. ar . York Hospital at 3 o'clock. this have been asked to accept the nomina- | zs Station Me had made a half-hearted tion and I still have the request under pitting on the floor of this ¢ f- consideration.” x { When the acid burned his a A prominent member of the chapter! 4 nz for fee water. That re- of the Soctety of which . 2 oaled hts plight. Regen, waid to-day: !s rumor is cal-)"E & Simonson recelyed a cail culated to do Mrs, McLean's candidacy | 2.90 o'clock. He nent much harm. In any event. it cannot do |p to the room with a her any good. | should be sorry to think | 5 it purely malicious. Let us be charitable, \ «1 the odor of carbolla therefore, and call it a mistake, 1 fee! | perfectly safe in stating that a: th tT . * he suggested. present time Mrs, McLean tx the ma hie nein OF ut shevsumeatted: foritv's candidate for the office of Presi: | octor and & dent-Genera! of the D. A. R. Her popu iets ae Jarity und her fitness for the office, EROY AS HE LOOKED JESSE POMEROY AS HE ‘Is one jcah possibly dispute: VHEN SENTENCED. » To-day a meeting of the chapter over | which Mrs. McLean presides as Itegent ; for any of hb “some! g told} ¢ ihe will be held to elect delegates to the | Child Murderer, Now Forty, | elng food rie ee een uP ra teach veda siharinronene Continental Congress of the D. A. R. : : | chapls p TOM agy. Once is ard which will be held in Washington on Fails in His Tenth | ewer M hey ily “person wth (tempts to Break Jal. of sald Blesser to rned so that £ the Feb. 18 at which the President-Gen- Et im. rst attempt to escape was cllort. permitted to * Charles 31 iT eral will be chosen. ‘ | peemisted sto, seearerenavs Jail, An The chapter o send the follow. | jery to vary the routine of prison rest. Letters’ to hie family. ing cable m » of condolence to} | these privileges have been ta setting forth bl intent King Edward V1 BOSTON, Jan. si —adesse Pomeroy. ae suspected presence ofa) ai pt wax nipped int attempt Involved With a small saw, m Knife, Pomeroy xawed t window, filling soap, stained the color of reedom was almost within en he wae discovered, xt attempt wax still more heets of boller tron covered out successfully, The his cell. He removed all tiy has frends. im the toca Met ee eigce aint uz] theatrical colony, for several of them, A “To His Majesty Edward VIL, Kin Great Britain and Irelant and ror of India. ater The New York Chapter of the [lowed throughout the Mistory of wwe! REPORT MISLED BURGLARS. Daughters of the American Revolution | °°! desires to express to Your Majesty and | | te’ the neople of vour Kingdom and Em- | pire {ts sense of profound sympa in the death of your great Qu ked in an apple ple did that. keepers hate omeroy. Taey hat furtive glance of his remaining horribly sinixter expresstoa to} ot had no wish to die. id. under- “short brown niurtorer twenty risonment, has |e pal a Warden Chamberlain has given} orders that Pomeroy ts to be shot on sight If ever he appears outside his cel ‘The buliet on more than one cartridge +] thar | ‘that He admitted that brougat him here been actous | mwer this ualifi- ed enmential, Of| ho oubit road car and 4 lent number thn yn the toors. | Batered Patersan datoon os Find ryboat a suttl orbidding spi t reste In the barrels of the rifles of r guards on Prison Point Is scratche!l which ts consid course, no ene can lustructed omeroy odin knowo manner a falrly. co Son riser... RS. RONALD MLE. ‘MRS. JANVIEL “MRS. CLARE “MISB MARY fail breaking tools that were finally, iti ; | with the letters J.B." i behind, only to find that ant | what duild conductors of cars at The men who curry ‘the elles are con-| the : Aa’ Bound with tron | Revie Of hie attempted sulcide, called beloved mother, 1. that they may have an oppors| away from his reach. ‘ Po dressed petitions Ue nN Cone “[plovees of ferevtvatty shall call the y of waeing new close they ‘can : falae key and, reached | heneater Seret; Murtha was diligent tp, Seaty the Queen upon the riatieth c 2. yet Ph reir trouble }teation of al violators to this ordinance | 1! me tg Hie, dlestinéd mark sonte day. made a tube froma | coving wis Identity In a ile verses of a? across! m to the Thron a and ‘ ; from) Ww t of such, r t 1 Dineroy to pale So. the@orisen A it iat tiie Corde ta! —————— 1B deemed not unre calm eniyeearillgAgs table zs aS (i ‘ f F ec 0 organization should Aanthes whaleree| Ninh canes { f Te has tried to! hesitate to turn al his cell duct the SHIPPING NEWS. ple. of all nations ! maa iy : " { IL by ex: | 0 the ho tthe wall, polanant arlef that ». of the Middle | re | 1 explost te. 1 doe ty thon i E 1 anh An Ugly Prisoner. 1 covered in.a pocket beneath a rocking THE TIDES High Water, Low Water, MINISTER SAILS AWAY. ers a ak Nol thes TahteN SeoRoa | ea gel th Hamat! catty tre tl hn ay OW Reve) gee ta, nd rae [Watton 4 iis A . Pee a nee coe tee cllental. Kelly waa held for the[ es eat hae MRS. FAIRBANKS TO STAY. | THREE CHILDREN BURNED. W=rurieu uy niet : 2 Hane m0 cn SHOT WITH | Coroner BS eee 3 ” He wae lery et 21 Bower: er of a shooting gal-| * — : Dressel, Accused of Misappro- to hla raete a painter, worked there SEER TOR) ‘| zi oF . 2 stood six feet from the Ee aL priafing $43,375 of TARG CET (UN, |: ua Gustomersaakedtreniatcin Hy CEE U. S. Money. OLD CONDUCTOR KILLED. that nngeatattan plea tnt Wing bad anl i tried the mechanism, put the cartridges on with the steamship a in ond turned to hand tt to the cus- As he did so tt exploded. who Was ARIIVED. | Christine taatitin Vietorta Pledued, (Special to The Evening Workt + WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 2.—"1t ix somewhat prematuro to speak of my candidacy for the office of Pres. ki + General of the Daughters of ihe A m Revolution,” said Mrs. Charles W. tyels was accompanied by] Cnarte y Chiet ‘ont of Train V staggered and fell, Fairbanks to an Evening World corr Hwughters and will We followed] of the 1 Cuban tele Yards, Painter eae Killed PAPER MILLS BU BURN Spondent to-day. ther entived bulld'ne sini ae eadicsi He and) Postal 1 nisty years wld. a! Manager Says It Was 2. ie “Many of the members of the org: the ch ® 1 ine steamer 3 ctor on the Railroad, was =a gation *have cenferred on me the he ns who went on the y much broke Killed tole om ng in the Accidental. A fire broke out this forenoon In the STEAMBHIPS. 4) of anking me & be a candidate, and un- {over his inal yards at Henderson street, Jersey City, ' extensive callls\fot ithe BogotalcPaper ¥. @sked by me have promise! their sup- vous wreck of 4 | Coveney nad Just re 1 froma trip is - Company at Hackensack, N.’J. A high "port. The reason that led them tu do Was Kuanted by I wl owas about to go to hia home, He wind prevatied and the neal agr this is because it desired io have as President-General a woman who is St. Loule, Southampton Etruria, ind Adier, who wil fade an outse ratn, the en-] For shooting George Dressel through | rapidly. The Hackensack Fire Dev . Ss hostruek him. tHe was {-ltne heart Walter J. Kelly was a pris-|ment. Inadequate to subdue the 4 Tolephoned messages tothe nelghbor THO KEM Ss estento elt fi sate suaee te BH ean AES | 1d Conductor|oner in the Contre ntreet police court | towne for Assistance, At noon a | peramenla count of official porition occupied by! nd owners through the medium of] nere ont: rae of the i iearien portion of the mills had been destr Algonquin, Jack: S We! . wear 3 * L frends of Coveney, and|to~lay on a technical charge of murder. ert he total lose. is likely tor nar Alroagula, “Jaks her husband. This rule has been fol-jan tat 8 | Sunday World Wants. reated by shocked. |The police belleve the shooting was nes $30,000 or $40,000; Insured, CCP Pe CNeTnaty 7. POSSE SESS P TL PSE GEL LITE SEPT ETE PT TITEL ETS TESTS ES HHS Preteen Breiner BarMy Lophhhoooosorrrropssos inch verre sr = TO-MORROW’S SUNDAY WORLD. A GREAT SOUVENIR PAGE IN EXACT COLORS. EDWARD VII. A Critical Estimate of the Man, by ALFRED HARMSWORTH. PRIVATE LIFE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. And Much More About Engiand’s New WITH THE PRINCE IN AMERICA, by Kinahan Cornwallis, His Companion on the Tour. And Much More About England’s New Monarch---All Finely Illustrated. SIX PRECEDING EDWARDS, from Their Portraits in WINDSOR CASTLE. Lar ie ae Meee Dist.-Att’y Richard Philbin. Croker : Hi ) AS AN ENGLISHMAN. His Home Life. Fe \ aa A Study of Him. : His Great Estates in His Ideas on Reform, on England, Where He Is Children, on Eating. A Now, with Photographs Great Interview and Pic- in Profusion. ture by KATE CAREW. 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