The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1901, Page 5

PE OO ae ne ES Trae eee vas THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, “FEBRUARY | OUR_NOBLE ANGLOSAXON PECKSNFFS! lorry ciye (BETIER THAN YEARS ' COAL STRIKE AIDED ~ ALL EXCEPT PUBLIC. ns How Roads Limit Production and Swallow = Only Paine’s Celery Compound Did Her Any |Asserts that Mayor ll Lasting Good. ‘ | Name Him for Police sae | Commissioner. | te Any Attempt at Competition. | | fhe Industrial Commission inquiry, than to pay a 3% per cent. rate to the }pelnted alice Commissioner by Mayor {nto the coal combine was continued to- | tidewater. {Van Wyek and th. Vie reorganization @ay at the Chamber of Commerce. “Have you any voice in the fixing of of Pottee De riment will be under ‘The firm witness was John ©, Had-j th rates?” j his tr @ock, President of the Plymouth Coal Yes, but at a dear cost.” Iles he Brooklyn Der rats have Company, an independent concern “What fe that cost been amp and that Mr York will Haddock, who has been tn the bust- low you oper up a question that you wotaken ¢ of in a nianner satieiie ees since 186, In answer to a question) Letier not press me too hard on.” shimself and to hie friends Bald that oniy a small percentage of the} te yr will hurt you in your business Chiet Devery saya he will pot vocept anthracite coal was passed to the whole-) we wiji not press you, bul we would Ike | retirement, but prefers to remain a peo G galo market by the Independent opera-| you to tell un.” | Meoman agid Cake hie chances uniter the ‘ fors, the majority of them disposing of |” «Well 1 might incriminate others, and new svatem With Seaton ax Polly @heir product to the coal ratiroads. 1 don't want to do that.’ Commissioner Devery I be appointed , Ho aald that two yeara ago, when the Limtilproanction: Deputy Chiee in charge of Manhatta and his salary wil te reduced only 2.000 a sear Mayor Van Wyek will not be surprised Odell exercises rho power the DIL gives him and removes Mr pnable, Anew wallruad)rates/ were|unressonable,/s “Is ita fact that all contracts made foad was projected, but the promoters | between the railroad companies and the U sold out to the coal syndicate. ine operators contain a clause restrict- “Were the high rates of the roads re- | nz the production of coal7” wponsible for the increased price in| «itow ts the percentage of production it Polte coal?’ distributed among the various col- Sexton. This will afford him an oppor- “Yes, sir." ere tunity for taking the matter to the B Ditrarily by the ofMfcers of the “And fe it Tue to these high rates that| roadee OY courts and thus tegting the constitution the mite is to‘be increased to 65 per P Had to ray. ality of the law which wos artacked by cent.2" Van Wyek ta his veto . Yes, sir.” bya thneiding ars cy ous mean Ts More fern of police ca, “When is the new rate to Ko Into ef- Wan the strike beneficial to the rail- been made by Chief Devery the fee: road wood Of | rvice.”” Capt, William Ho- "It was. It restricted the production TO F Se I understanu in the near future.""| tor ix weeks and helped prices to. go watlonstetiamelenaangica me penton: i Haddock sald, “that the Independent} upward.” Deevy. roll by | Haddock added the surprising state- Laonard street companies are growing less year ment that the Inst strike was a great year, and the coal mining business is! Pein to the railroads, to the operators ai Hall aon Was tre Rireot mation te rapidly passing Into the monopoiy of! and to the miners. “ ° ” : . J , Capt Mo Bo Feody from the City Hail companies affiliated with the railroade.”| ‘Then the consumers were the only wat an awful thing,” sat! Pecksniff to his other self. “We might almoat say Mation.iofthe Delancey. street sation: * hhetock explained that the absorp-} puters ee neal (alipayntigher? prices itis a terrible thing. How happy we should be that we never wage itexcept to carry Capt. George Fo Chapman from the De Q tion of the coal lands by ratiroads be-| ge thelr coal. : the blessings of civilization-mny I say the blessings of civilization?—to the benight- @/ammcry mines station to the’ Merce ean tn 1870, and due principally (ol alfred Walter. President of the Lehigh . ne sary heathen, to yacor oO By Capt J Wie, and Cap. Po J i fhe danger trom the “Molly Maguires.” | Valley Railroad, was to. nave. testified ed anu unnecesi y 4 put a cornice—might I BAY a cornice ?—on the struc Cet Netel tence nicmdninreeebeaee before the Committee, but e#ent word ture erected cn lands given to us by—-ahem-—Providence. stadions. Capt. Wlegamd has gone froin “Bo thoroughly were they organized.” | Nat a dualness elgagement prevented sald Haddock, “and so well did they |shis attendance. DOODHDOOGOSGOGOSGSSHSEGQEGOGHOIOS , 0a ft Henry 8S. Fleming, Secretary of the garry out thelr threats, that men found, Henry 8. Fleming. Secretary, of the it dangerous to be identified with coal told of ‘the work of h% organization to ’ Haddock said that most independent | rallroads, and said that the asgocia- ’ Kingabridge to Tremont, and (apt. Cree- don has taken the opposite Journey. DOOGDGGEGQODOOOGOSGOGOOQOHOOSs R It can be truthfully said of no other [ remedy cannot be mistaken by any one whe. e . e remedy in the world what is so often sald | reads her totter: Bes ACCUSES EMPLOYER. iain evaaeed alee benefit permanently—and there's the point | Wells, Richardson & Co. 2s that no sufferer #houtd lose sight of. nulemen: For the past ten years T Mave) The whole stock-in-trade of the ordinary, been troubled with neuralgia uf (he etemnaen eee Jon's memberahip had dro} é operators found it more proftable tol Cant nrenuse members, had Par aut to ‘ pell to the railroads at @ per cent. | the Truat. | ‘THEMOTHERCOURTED — | [JP QRINKARDS : FOR HER SON BY MAIL. ODIOEAMOCS IOS Former Inmate of Snake Hill Asylum Tells ruin, but wholly IiesDONNbe | ig acing" doctor, bet oso Re of Shocking Cruelty—Farmer Arrested. until 4 friend of mine recommended to. your Paine's celery compound, and L fe \t a great cure for my sickness. Yours ofphealth, to cover up symptoms and Corporation Decides to| save on breakdowns, making the pert So Advises Dr. Barrows = Hent cure all the more dimeult. | teuty, ai : Ss ° and He Outlines (Opertal to The Evening World.) juries were inflicted about the nack.| Photograph and Index Other remedies, beeauen they ean ettect | “Pte opinion in the eeicldes thea Plan. HIGHLAND FALLS, N. Y., Feb. 19.—| Hore was a plece of raw skin half as All New Employees. bo imeting cure: dei harm: [out the country shows tne reliance If fourteen-year-old James Kells is to| large as the hand, While the whole back ‘The sane words that fairly and accurately’! hard-worked, often overworked, men am@ois4 be belleved he Is the victim of groseeat|!x one mass of black and blue marke Aeecribe Patne's celery compound, a remedy | women have come to place upon = brutallty, and briutso rs : that every day proves its worth, are boldly | celery compound Hla shocking Injuries make him a eub-! ‘The boy's left eye is blackened and| * litle Rogues’ Gallery of itm own In| used to exploit concoctions that ran by no | 3 Ject for deep pity. The boy had been ClO, while there tea cut on the] ®MAt the Hrookiyn Rupa Transt: Com-| porrtbility do anything but-harm. Mere | mo taken from a home at Snake Hill, Jersey, ““yek,,none three inches in length, hing decoralizes the health soenee ¢ Lig n ' completely than even the occasional: IY Droporea to have. aina and ingenuity is expended on tha | loss of sleep. Ps i end] Disoeterivd Seeder e pelea} ! sleep. ne's celery compound gets) 3 read CHSTOcd San cd Ceherron eer seee lee e right side of the ch a large! All pemons entering the employ label and wrapper than on what im put into! the brain out of thin dangerous habit! at Barrows, Secretary of the New York which had foonened al teeth, | re oe Preon Avsoclation, In the United Ohar-| Named Abraham Campbell, who lives in &!d which makes It painful atid dimcult | COMPANY from Lite date will be the hotties, Persone who try this remedy. | aleeplersness, It feeds the nervous Ussues! lent malldlngyitler Nceneon the town! of’ Woodbury) © for him to talk.” Portions of the boy'a | {0 60 to 4 Hrookly photograpae and that, in the foolish hope that they may | all over the body, and does not Jet the mus” g, ‘ere frozen ani mputat toh by h e e ures ta el hitont one ec Sot C1 a drunkards.. The man who gets drun| . D. T. Condiet, County Physician, . Staied.s was caused 9 bY iio nded | fors the oMpany's main office) that they are doing thelr system incatcula- | cariient evidences of the final stccem/ef regment and the other for the depot to which the| ble mischief and putting of the day +f com-| this great nerve and brain Invigorster ta” ea, for the firat time, he aald, ought to ve| found the lad in such a precarious con-| SNK without stockin but! man is assigned. plete recovery by such experimenting. | curing raigia, debility, rbeumad ioe sufficient n-| Paine’a celery compound must not be| headaches and indigestion, due to tmau@e fothing was TO make It more pleasant for th Dloyer he will be required to pay for tie | M!dKed by the standard of any of these su- | cient nerve force, ix the Joyous feeling of! “The Legal Punishment of Drunken and Disorderly Offenders’? was the sub- COO) Bo ‘5 4 S| put on probation. If fined, he should be] dition that he deemed it wise to Bara i pera ianel ie latheekwere ve . i : allowed to @0 on with hin work under) Coroner Decker and have an ante-mor-| he ‘8 he seldom has the eupervision of a probationary officer. | tem statement taken. : andsnot enough wiven him to keep him wa: For drunkarda who are not Incorri-| Thin was done Sunday might The bos" ful ce hw ficial medi tein gible he suggested not less than twol Kells told the Coroner that he waa in-| Ported to Buperintendent ot ane Pane | Cres: sivactenliney gIstecearMt Th cee er ee te eee ee aia one bea Cena M Years’ ¢reatment in an institution, For|denturet (o Campbell. Since he had | Alexander C. Sutherland, whose home fe} The company wfMictiln way thiv step in niliie ciscovery. singularly unlike | fuinean and “well being” that takes the, Fare Se Ua a Be b co he had | iy the town of Woedburt, made acting (taken an a eAafeguard mea'nes fraud | 28% Temedial agent that ever almod to «ffect | lace ct the old, tired, languid, merble: en there he declared Campbell had | under his inatructions Poormaster Lent, | Avalatant Supt. Sherwood wil! have | + “mllar purpose—to make people well. It } iueiancholy condition Sala ald there Ia but one way to treat them }abused him by cutting him about the| of that town, tool him from Campbell | (1 . 1a is not an ordinary remedy, The results,| If you are “played out,” t 0 the ’ nie ay H i life weatment in an Institution lege with a horse whip. ‘The mitrke are | “2,0,t0almshoute Beary ort the tne NpaR een gutit | trom ite use have been a0 extraordinary | street. phrase, can't. digest vcantaisagy Henry Wilbur sald the public does not} atti! on the frail limbs to substantiate Arrested yeater= | frequents; deceive! by men “and a0 eratitying that buay men and work, and have lost courage, Mite (a understand the present method of im-|the truth of the lad’s story. jetown, where | oq sdecelved by men who mide! women have gone out of their way to send h “4 out. pealng fines In police courts. If it did] = What appeared to be the worst ay CEL {tanh ueckea _ renal a af on the #y'8-| tetters of thanks and to allow their names | Try Paine celery. commauné ree s ‘ ; nail ! em, baci by the indorsemerte of |. eee ve nen Leer ea ae saat es -——__——- frolluclons and influential elttaene, and | age uf SEs, Hatentent ther’ pave | soon you givelup brondiog aver your beatts r is arieectint lncal is "i . and how soon you forge: you ever had Gay punlshmgnewhateverWaeyihell nay: 66 ” cheats oe a aeteR ariel i F which] The following acknowledgment trom Mra. | nerves that could possibly ache. ‘The desis mmenclatial niall] ineimeanslnothingite joer popwan/ made edt It over to} Geo. F. Rouse, of Green May, Wis., of the | mal fallures of other remedies must not presi: Abarat Baikike laaies Aneyon¥a poor another man: Menittom the Stetrapotls surprising benefit she has received from | vent one from taking the remedy that fe. man’ not/only: punishes him out of pro- : PUG paoetemnay 1 Boa, heen dis-| the use of Paine’s celery compound te too cesaful. Paine's celery compouna: portion to his offense, but makes his ar. SRAFECH fo" dishonesty, criminal ceglt-| valuable to be withheld trom the public 1 sickness from thousande’lof ) family and innocent dependents suffer, aalaalintirehit dierena roan Mrs Itoune's honest opinion of thin xreat “ ass SS jand secure! responsible peeitions on F ? their mtatementa that tiey. had neve : ENGLAND AGAINST WAR PLAN . la | sc Sau, tee ager MORE {AW MORGUE KEFPER pesmeceemetatres e ee Combined Opposition Will Prevent | lo. A. - ig Chinese Expeditio Lafayette Students Prac- | Senator Butler Holds that} R. WANTS STATE BUREAU LONDON, Feb, 19.—The afternoon! tise Cruelty on Arthur | the Pr. =r | SCCOOES’ PEPODOOOQOOODGOODOCOOGOSNE jewspapers follow the morning papers sued bd actice Has Cer Proposed Legtalative ML Will dak $ = N we tege| (2:4RY In opposing military expeditions Vaughn, of Brooklyn. tain Virtues. an Approprint(on, *; And the Girl Travelled Miles | ora natn Net aine noken, ke was Iniattnellatertor lots Calne Bnew et ALBANY, Feb. 18—A movement in an ' : : > 5 minster Gazette says: foot among prominent members of to Wed a Man She vieiting. ‘Nhe mother lked Mise Rowan.|""'rr ine united States and Great ioe of the “ : ; ctv Pe reece : and Army of the Republic to make Fis Never Saw. told rhe orn about’ Alles “Wowagre| Dritaln maintain thelr present empower souise has just reiurnad home| Henat toto coiled on Une con traten | the State headquarters of that organte| TEMPOrary Administra-|John Fayne Contradicte s charms. The boy was interested. {is} tion to the expedition policy It (x | tre peters = 4 Le el gation a State bureau departmen * tna mother wrote Mize Rowan. $he became| :o prophesy that sn expedition in not| {rom lafayette College. Haston, a. | repart on the Military Academy ApPrO- | Unger tmmeitiat State eestor wane tor Would Question Minnock in the Belle= * caisson interested. kets to be launched in the interior.” |®Feck of his former elf. The young | priation bill, am referring to the West ai Meehan tare nation . When the mother was too busy to| Hike: - man ia twenty-two years old and ene! Point hazing sald that if there was any. ) Providing that SHS eT pee eerel Capt. Baker. vue Case. 2 TOQUA. Minn., Feb. 19.—Mrs. Thomas | write the boy wrote. His letiers pleased| ‘The war in nouth Africa again fur- re here WHR ANY 1 onropriation of Sereetenion Cauley, nee Maria Rowan, came on here | 18 Rowan, Out of this, love, proposal| nished the subject for many questions | ‘re! college Jaat Septemier, thing this country demanced it war «lof the oMcers | Ke . STS a and acceptance. The young man wes s to-day. Sec-| 'Ms father, Dr. Vaughn, sald to-day |law to prevent such a crime an tinzing et t t Ki ¥ h one ob- roy In the House of Common and the eur from Kingston, Pa. for the exprerse ob-| poor and couldn't very well leave hie jad, In th that his son was bound aad thrown tro Senator P aah ry admi v é Ject of marrying a man she never saw—| Miss Howan, a sensible girl, made the| retary of War Broderick gave an oficial . rown from | Senator Pettus argued that the pro-| At present the State a rary adminia- The trial of Jesse Ro Davis, the Belle- . ‘and sho did ft. trip, thus saving two raflroad’ fares, and] denial of the story that ordern had been |* WAson with other freshmen on a bit-| virion of the conference report inten {maint nedoby the members oft mM. Rice.) vue nurse accused of kiliing Louts Hille "The courtehip was carried on through | DOW the UNO ure married and reem io Del iy that all Boers captured in khaki | {rly cold night. Me wax bound and |deoarred a cade: convicted of using Grand Aims. whe dian, pose y for! jird in the insane pavillon of the hos fhe mails by thé young man's-mother, usual way, uniforms were to be shot. He wald that {e*eRed ‘And left on she road #lde by | from ever holding a comminsion in the lithe United States Government. { Haker. | nitat, wie continued to-day before Jug- = = es —]ieliner Lord Roberts, Gen, Kitchener | 29per ctaseme army, navy and marine corps was clear-| proposed tht enaranen tale lice Cowing fee any other responsible general had | Vaughn maker light of hia injuries. |iy unconstitutional, Lhe teternal ae Lawyer Wellman called John Fayne, STOCK TICKERS FOR AiL. Issued such an order. but those who know him say he te] Senator Butlerurged that Congress ouit| relies at ti TEXAN DEONOrTY A per 7 Morgue, the first =r Se ‘The Secretary uf State for the Colo- [21 the shadow of the man who ieft| uot to be swept off Its feet by popular al pe men are} Jullen Davi He ‘estiiied Unat he had I a = ¥ Chemteriain, Informed the | ome leay than six months ago. clamor. He believed that in thin in. | #alnst the prop . DEGAS IOI ON, nt |Mever: talked through“ a\/ telephone’ jOuly “Bucket Shope” Exel =| House that a proclamation setting forth | The methods sei in the lita stance! Congressional ease: tneleditone ro | dacover Information of property that ts] concerning the itt Hitltard's ioe Seats ‘ ane eee the adminintration of themew [the atade, | nnn waelation without due consideration. | ANNOYED, SHE QUIT CHOIR. (2! ))'t be Uap Baker Mn Davie) ooty to any one in the Bekevue ward, jrait Mr, Baker had been anked & had receive all communications g F othe estate to Mr | though the medium of the Superintens Hrooklyn Our yut had jhac the Texas sreaid Titent’s office, ‘This wis in contradiction minted] to Minncck’s testl ALBANY, Fob i Alu compelling | South African Cotanies as) already been par ay He sald hazing in moderation wan not stock quotat companies to furnish | drafted, but had not been Issued, in def 4 thing to be put down by penal legts- “ilcker” service to al reputable ap-| erence ig chic opinion of Gea. Kitchener IN VENEZUELAN PRISON. [iution tn tact. ne thought tem wont piicants was introduced to-day by Sen-| not yet opportune. ice to w Mmited extent and in ny er ator Hater. “Bucket shops’ are| In defending the Government against! amerinun Citinen Sues Becani es. He had known ed cohureh | him emp er, fi eo years ap } eof falling to reinforce Gen. a . DATA AB ered her! Wille Ho. » Department of Chart specifically barred from the provisional iN fence? ir. ‘srodtick said. tat 21000 Was Unjastly Acca lege Who Were the better for hazing in Retain Dak He LINAC Nat prance Ceube inet on oCihel Deparimenyiot, Ce Dennis Grady, of Dev- of the bill, although it fe said that) norser had been sent out within three ‘ Moderation, It did them good—(ook the f | ALL OR CApiBAkere| the saw H ashing about ‘ ‘ these places are the principal sufferers | months and they, hoped by the end of (Spectal to The Evening World.» concelt out of them. He thought the nhiis rights ne corridors wav arms. He 9, hy the refusal of the quotation com-| March to have tocrease jen. Kitch-| AsHURY PARK, N.J., Feb. 19.—H. C. |repor: ougnt tot cla ts Bh irose, she saya, over ane] Deekton eit and he eaw. ery’s Staff, Goes toy ine erat etree tation com-| thera mounted forces DY 29.000 met. | ASU eam ee Ne recommitted tH con- Lrosing antine of two young men who » ees Detective Bureau. Instruments. aa Jhome here, will proms a clalm for 90.00] in opposing the haxing penalty sen-| Coe! onolr fet aud minteket che “BILLY” KENNELL PROMOTED | if Senator Slater sald: “A slock quote. MINE VICTIMS FOUND. damages againa the Venezuelan Govern: | atar Depew declared It tral bean aden | eESEE | tton company {= @ quasi-public ser- ment through the State Departinont. ‘ed under! public clamor,’ and that! Conc] oe Carrere Mantarcar the church, sald | p <The {ull list of tranafers of pollve rer-| Vant, the same as a hotel or a rall-leue of the Sixty Bodies Take Two years ago Mr. Bullls left here to lerss* had acted upon impulse ra, ner than a URES! HiMeui thes dpa tris (Site sarees ° ta was announced from Headquar-| fad. These companies have been doing aren amiees act aa chief engineer for an electric | upon judgment. It Ie conceded by alle tl D ts ae Lnowiich Secticet Bats tere this afternoon. Two had been given | Just ed about reming their] IM ARALL ADT OUOR RESIS lignting plant in Meraca‘bo, that haging should be prohibited, but hee Meet U SRE ESE Renn Ua) Phe proceedings in te = put last night, but the list complete te| tickers. Reputabie persons and frms| Ct Ree elirientsar Ree] Laat Augumt he was arrested hecause| fell (hat injustice would be Mone. (os wien FY AP AT not ° ba Coders: have been debarrea for) reasone) that | cuere at mork In the Unton Mine, waere| of the fuidine of a lot of ammunition in| the proponed provinion } regen Ds nent. (w repert at ones a lamyer, of of . cast a slur on their probity. My bill] sixty-five n the electric gat worke over which he} He was interrupted {) Senator Tul 7 3 Bait cea eer naa a to compel the rental to all applicanta| DY 4m expionjon of kam, to-day reached | had charge. He dented that he had any |man, win said that cadets whe aracticcd ule Titties, peep ideheagioces anit to] sHainwt whom it cannot be charged| fhe eangway where many of the victims| knowledge of or tympethy with the{haaing upon thelr. phsrival. interiors att | fon Bess etree fhatithey are engaged In an illegitimate] were pocketed. ‘Two bodies were soon| reyolutiontats, but he wa Into lwere “brutes and deg sthevouuina Marnha woul the patrol boat. business. brought to the surface. prison. He smurgied a note to thel whe her wie provision mesinat. hy ! Dennis Grad: from Central Office to — No Indications sere, found thata single American, Minta r at Caracas and he} vig PAPAS Ads § ARRESTED FOR FORGERY : ent t 5 ——_— Detentt jareau. @ sixty-five men In at ive. | was speedily released on 4 + sergeant wath an , 5 Frank J. Morris, from the Detective GERMAN-A GAS VICTIM hoe be Mts school at West Point from $1 to $2. t SPAIN FACES A PROBLEM. Bureau to the patrol boat. +3 —_—_— ge NSE OS es arnt _ r nerted, “sax Imcome wa dlrgcace a the Joof Presenting |" witches detattet t rr plohn W; MoGloin, Mactougal street to pGleke) Gledler) re Dead. SLAYER WILL BE STARVED. Jose. 0: t- worid on account wt naciie’ paiacne ates | Baa ne ently ns Liberals Say a Siiveln Cabinet WHT Henry Hulburd, Staten Island to Now- | Didwt U My Was Feana| WASHINGTON, Feb, iH. 1. Sul : | Niet OSRSI recede E " town. well, alxty-one years old and until (wo tiding in Tunnel After Shooting = Crew sciitemas Wolah, Fant Fifty-frat street 5 Uneeriacions. WeatatageratranidenttatiNewlvGrkeiens rai geatie tbe acecet BURROWS & CO. ASSIGN. wos nuit READY TO PASS POLICE BILL i. _ ‘hora +3 — twefity-two Al he cy dler bape real peel Flushing ;to; East ures ee re abet a Gor soa PRCA tet pane ARKSBUR Va, Feb. 1—[w, 1, Comulim fe Samed na the| lived at Xu. 16 Macon ste Kin, Vote Morrow and James Wilson, Newtown to Fifth ave- yy y, ed a fur- | ascribed the cause of death to apoplexy. | During a quarrel at McDonald's Rall- tewea: wun arrest fay by tn nobel Ht To the Aasemnty. ea RSMinEM COnbsevanlte nue, Brooklyn alshed room from John Tobjes on the|It is sald that Sullwel bls} road Camp, at Wolf Summit, William SrOIeMLRi eT eIETIC 4 ee See aoe a bk he, Cunleeevating phobert MrNaught, Jr. Fifth avenue, | fourth oor of No, 316 Fast One Hun Th Francis shot and killed Share Riggs.| Aifred Burrows & Co. members uf the ibid eee | Saige A ean Heer p ea nen Ht ‘ pokiyn, to Macdougal atrvel- | Gee and, Twentieth. street into a new tunnel being oneoltiated and Petroleum Exchanges. | weynt Hear teeth ee utton, the Detective Hureut, war on (hiet| Toblas instructed Krouse now to use He ee de ce a oa rr Ree TTT ASE Tae] Peeecenes vec sexsion s e retention) of evers's personal ataft. the gas Jot. This morning, however, he js armed with a Winch Pe Orn Gat Bani May Azcarrage is he cans "I ‘4 very: ? a ‘ if i heater cl 0 Conk! Bank, Hreokiey will ZCAITAGH A mer, ah Ne perpen Hi ee mas irked why (Nel was found unconsctous In bed with the| Tae Board of Governors of the Stock rile ‘und five hundred rounds of ammiu- ae ete eee fe mln man] ean ientered In nin ine Da jug | SouAion: the: support artis Magra "3 ¢ i je withou k Y . Prins arke urthles: will Mayor's question of ¢ t , Bis usi F Lie good: of thy{ Jet turned on. He was removed to Har-| yxchange have voted to close the Ex-| has heen mopped on the tinnet and the} No achedule of the anscts and liabilities | Hinlis: wis tracked” LOH Art feel (vere fanaa tosmore Hin Spain ¥ lem Hospital. He will recover. chang on @aturday, Feb. 2% *" officers have decided to starve him out. jas made public. * rested. eolved without A