The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1901, Page 10

oe 10 THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1 ———_——_- PETERS IDENTIFIED NO NEWT FOR, OOODY Gaynor Refuses to Consider Alleged Technicalities. BY RAILROAD PASS. ———__++-___ Mystery of Man's Disappearance Partly CHARLi (Spectal to The Evening Woe Mrs yards from «hore A boat ant prour once the remains w of Poters, , finger, a ral It iw thought Nut decomponith road an} earned jood ow a member of the Odd Fe tered $10 for the recovery of Als Petere's domestic haypinces ! wrecked by the actions who fled from her home with }r Me H. Sutton. Dr. Button di) whe and children the talk of Dutcnes end to the other Once Poters drew a knife on Sutten, who he accused of wrecking his nome Peters sued the doctor for alienating the affections of his w the jury disagreed. During : of the trial Poters attemprud mault Button and was afterwards fn bonds to keep the peace. also gave Sinton a permit revolver. oon efter this Sutton and } Gisegpeared. Then came the - by @utton himnelf. that : ISA BICAMIST. EARN CLEMENCY Was Never His Is Leaving Court He Lawful Wife. Is Rearrested. Johanme Witte, « thirty, fn opposing thon to Justice Ff Court for the Gres, upsertr! ( was a bigamist never been @he married Witte on eb. 1, htldren Feltx, 5 Ia i “ : that ce v whe ' : and has a aii thelr merr: an In the summer 4 whi osm \ ) orties ta produce then | aw ' | NOTED THIEF CONVICTED. | Miller Nas Stolen 812,000 from | li he Or, ali Ox-08 Sully to-day before Jud: {Part IL, of General Seor indictments, all alleging ‘rat Judge Foster Bing Prison fo 21S. Macdrthur, Soha specific charuns : ; Hireoh > wich M A guilty was the theft of differgi of. ra Apparel from a roofn otal, Ril [ADAMWORTH STOLE! FAMOUS PICTURE. 8 MAMMA STERN BROTHERS will place on sale to-morrow, the following Exceptional Values In Ladies’ Underwear and Hosiery % swiss Ribbed Cotton and Lisle Thread Vests, Pian and Lace Trimmed, WRMATAIARN MORNE: Fast Black Ingrain Lisle Thread Hose, Ribbed Value 45c pr. Lisle Thread 37¢ Solved—Possibly Murdered. jJustic Black and Colored Hose, A'l Open-weork, embroldered fronts, lace Insteps, Silk and Lisle Thread Fancy Vests, Lace trimmed crochet fronts, Value 60c pr, Lisle Thread Hose with lace Insteps and handsome embr'd fronts, Vai Pure Thread Silk Hose, extra quality, Value 1,50 West Twenty-third Street 4% Plain and Fancy Pure Silk Vests, 50° $1.18 | Extra quality Pure «x $1.37 ENE FOUGHT | HARD WITH BEARS.| ™* <=" MR. KEENE SATISFIED. CARE THIEVES. Mrs. Saint Maur's Ani- mals ‘Mix It Up” with Burglars. Ngan ni aimmIRtGl Pirate ee ac orer ee ‘Remarkable Career of the Crook Who Cut}... Gainsborough,, Hob Hilliard « Mker, tae] Maur Canvas aught them in the Twenty-five! i Years Ago. ies Exchange was irs «wamplag every: with selling orders nthe axecitem: was at top noten ¢ brokers to the everything tn steht, Prepared for an Attack, Francisco Ratiroad thought they ton on a furt mand had arra oo turt was followel by t in the absen speculative constituted the balk of Drenks were SAYS HUSBAND WIFE'S TEABS) RAIDED BEN OF INERS Mrs. Witte Avers She! But as Charles Smith | Schultz Wheat Market Depressed. Wheat showed a Minot Central, 2 and manifested we Schwe- | nicht Held in $5,000 wheat, 71 1-4 ———— & art Keemed to date naboroukh pertrat! a expert tn prect ius his tneome by specu. Merpont Morgan, nenal support r stock advanced Judge Windew * |DETECTIVES GUARD PICTURE. “|¥amones Gainsborough Canses Much Soltettude in England MMOOL, Apri port was given to yn Rapid Tran- ‘The Job was ay nc training tha Peopie's Gans from collecting | == on fuel more than 72 penta Ter Mr. ©. Morelana Wherever there i WANT MORE PAY. Farzo & Coa Employees | Beck Money for Overtime. There may be n atrike among the} freight handiers and baggage men em- ployed on Pier 4, Erle Rallrond denot, |S 1 ORED, Theso men, to the number of atout REMODELED are employed by the Wella, had materially strength- American Tobacco Chicago, Burling- nd Southern Pa. among tne weakest stocks on Fargo the expresm business on the Erle It ‘They want pay for ov e would be a de- dyance in the rate for call loans he afternoon thero was A six is expected th Wont Gambling. One night he won $300) atv waming timocatinight eroded with specuta- mera than for any time pum, to the amount of $214,900.4 that there te doe to th y $2,039.12 for tn- the market main- . but AL noon be- vroke to atout th Misnourt Pa Past FIXING 3D AVENUE AF mintraloner Shite FAIRS..." M ater Metropottian New Cables 1 contmot price for ¢ Consolidated” Gas and) many ‘¢ important stocks went lower than pper fell 4 3-4 the hearing on the Houre grounds t of the multitude of youngstera ages, aizes and colors in the iarge ter-icers of the U.S. Army, J789- raced grounds back eh year for the! sight of Washi Amalgamated ¢ ein ing on nelal obligation: Speculation was nervous and unsettled Brangers fol nf the White House rofrotic is the during the afternoon, lehe year ald |p, 2 Washington av and touching HI Mre. ne: dren Is-well known, enjoys ther aT Third avenue was held in $1,060 bonds by Miammer this morning in the Morrtsa- on|nia Poltos Court on the change of bei: M to a meeting of representa-|shor: in his aacounts. tives of waricus races and creeds, about $1,000, Vice-Prenident Metropolitan Btreet the firm of Nau sive and they aold freely to reach stop ders in the principal stoci rally during the Mnal hour was Mamsey, of Sia Crock, N, ng wood when his axe giuncod and | lone oF riking his ittle son who was standing| similar to the child's heart,| tended from 1 A pal active Mitte tots tally bound. * ° © Price 2c, , penetrated ililing hina Lastanely. BPG INURE on es MR eR 115 ane Tee aT en a LINENS. Table Cloths, — heavy bleached Damask. Jax2 yds., 2.35 & 2.65, 2x24 yds., 2.90 & 3.50, 29¢) 2x3 yds., 3.50 & 4.00, | Napkins,—20 inch, 2.25 and 2.75 per dozen. 24 inch, 3.25 & 4.00 per dor Fine Damask Cloths, : 2+ 3-75) 4.50 and 5.00, 3, 4.35, 4.75 and 6.00, 312, 5.00 and 7.75. | Towels, |Hemmed Huck, 1.50 and 2.00 per doz, Turkish,—large size, 2.40 per doz. 1§00 Hemstitched Damask | 0 each. # Great Bull Operator Routed Foes in Wild JAMES McGREERY & CO. Market, but Attack Was Renewed. Twenty-third Street. dat Main Floor, BLANKET DEPARTMENT |Sale of Summer Blankets, i|Single Bed Size, —- 2.75 to co per pair, ‘|Double Bed Size,— | 8.25 per pair, ‘Extra large, 4.50 to r1.5c | per pair, Imported Steamer Rugs. — Tartan and fancy plaids, —finest quality, heavy cloth, 11.50 to 23,00 each. ” $20,000.00 BoHo SALE. JAMES MACREERY & CO. ancleco Rond Twenty-third Street. » Forelan Syndlenate, have pur- and San $30,000,646 ar read te Armed by J. & W. Selig. firms ' Made of heavy English Silks, | La .85 each, The poor valuz 1.50 to 3.00, and “| JAMES McGREERY & 60., | Twenty-third Street. LADIES’ GLOVES. #|Well-known Brands of the Leading Manufacturers, ee ker 1.00 and 1.25 per pair. May JAMES McGREERY &C0., S.—The Appellate Twenty-third Street. !n an opinion voteed by reversed Judge Duane'a in- Mor Juss at moderate prices. EGG ROLLING IN WASHINGTON |BROADWAY & 12th ST, McKinley Watched Fete on White House Grounds, WASHINGTON, April §.—The pictur- esque egg-roiling fete of the children of White The gathering! A Roster of General Offi- all 1900, is given in the love for chil-}1901 World Almanac aad Bneyolo- frolics| pedia, ° * © A reference book of nd to-day apent most of the time at her window or over 600 pages. * * * Substan- House veranda, wate! make merry with their multi-colored ourth ‘Artill 4 fi Fort|™may be hed by mail on roceigt of oehie, Fo ee the day "advertised price, mes * For sale by newsdealers, or adve v |