The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1901, Page 2

beer PATRICK | AWAIT JEROME'S JECISION, RECORDS CONE PROF wirTsaty TESTIFYING Anour BINDING MERCURY (Bibi eieieticieieteienietelcicteic —— (Continued from Firs: Page. chief handwriting tagainst Roland B. Molineux. A bundle of checks, adn deen signed by Rice and then he wax han puted checks. “I HAVE EX. WRITINGS, THE DISPUTED cr David N. Car for Molineux, was mony waa In complete that of Kinsley, He x tation that the Swenson & Sons’ bank v Prof, Witthaus was delayed in reach- Jag courts tut in the meantime Mr. 01 borne Announced the t{imons would close the Jerome In Parzied “When the examination ts concluded. rald Justice Ji “I will remand the if fm what [ must decide, ar arguments corroyor. aminatton, and consider any suggestion submit Mr. Moore made no objection, and an adjournment was taken to await arrival of tie chemist Not Enough Mereury to Wi, |, Prof. Wiithaus, ¢ told of b live: TOLOSE TINGLE, TALKS HIS LAST. “PreachingPoliceman” Fills Phonograph Ere Surgeons Operate. ” Seney Ho. Cut out because of i weitl col Of course wor! from interns’ DYNAMITE IN FIREWOOD. House Wreeled duplicated” he 6 dynamite ined. * sJquantty a] xrain Inc © myself into u trial] S S REMANDED TO oO tate Gatamiscion in an Investigation, Can- not Find Them. Ese ony Me Aa easton eo ances; fiesireie! | [EAS LALAAL LAA ASHES) JEROME SAYS HE WILL GO VERY SLOW. purating ieleleetee tein ieleeleleie tire ; SAYS PATRICK WILL BE CONVICTED. This in ow very 1onot render |¥, enae nnd t | Wo hetily. PNP ANN Nee me Patrtek ry thorithes fort tow before t VPPEN HSPN Nee ey “T found a trace of mercury 4a stomach—a ai half grain PERSON To ME WITHOUT WAK DID YoU FIND ENOUGH HAVE CAUSED DEATIU" | Voint for Patrick. WHAT 18 THT CT OF THE |usnaty ver ut GRAND JURY TO SEE CRUSH AT THE BRIDGE. ote NNP INHALING |! STRIKE SPY ON Cook Stoves in mi |. Paterson Employers Latest Plan. |FEW LEFT ON BIG BUILDING. Prades Caton | Members of Qnty One Jury 10 investigate t Sth SWINDLER ARITA BARS. DISGORGED. AMERICAN aE TRIED TO SAVE GOEBEL. 19,090 DEAD FROM PLAGUE. Consul Ms Hiptes Meta Witte Sends Mepert on RAN Mv i Cini teported to the M site isis | Danka Went Tnate Keane’s Spring _ Sale of Carpets. TELEGRAPH POLE. THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1901. Skoog, Captured, Operated Here and in Europe. The " JAS.R. R KEANE & td, 1351 TO 1355 3D AVE. One, ew abe ti one et eee Site Sast brow ree vay /aneyiesivawe ate: ry: Henny te Who Attempted ig Hroadw sked CIVIL SERVICE. ~4HHUNTED OVER 2 CONTINENTS; COUNTERFEITED A MILLION. to Kill PETRY STIL A PIN BLIZZARD IN THE WEST. DENVER, Col, April 1L—A snows ny and con- Eastern ground {s id Himself When REMARKABLE SUCCESS Of a New Catarrh Cure. A large and constan: of the Amorican people fers. This is not entirety tehangeatle eltmate, but Vesugation has clearly proven Awweases known by other na catarrh. Formerly appited almo: nasal catarrh bladder, to cataerhal diseases as well ax the paod passages. In fact. wherever there Ix failures, as porary relief was conc [atmply dry up t out having aelthe It has been kuown tor some years that the radicul cure of catarth could never come from local applications, but from an inter- A new Intern reparation whi! been on the market only a short time hes met with remarkable success as a genuine, | tadical for catarr irincipally of Eucalyptol, Gual un and tarrh spect speaking biti pauents with re y results, They tel deteiet SC bronchial trout liver or DI Tablets re conventent they are iIDyanemia is the = + National disease; we Saharan hurry too much; we st eat too fast. Abbey’ S Effervescent : Salt, the fruit remedy, of will keep your stomach right so you won't have dyspepsia. All druggists, or by an ee ‘tees mail, 25c., 50c. and i $1.00 per bottle. ” Free Sample 7755447, send you le of Abbey's Salty address. THE ABBEY EFFER' 9-15 Murray Street, New York. terfeits in the Mis beur- af Dante! inning to NT SALT CQ, rkeCalife The prune, from its origin to your table, has Nature’s and man’s best effort to make it what it It is grown in the world-famed fertile valleys of California. The orchard in bloom is one of the beautiful sights of California, The tremendous bearing quality of the trees is what makes the prune so wonderfully cheap. California is what makes it 40 per cent sugar. Members of the Cured \:ruit Association grow over 80 per cent of the prunes grown (all the best); gather the fruit with care; sort it with care; inspect it before admission into their packing houses; then it is graded, cured, packed, and inspected again. The prune as it grows and the hammer which marks its last inspection are shown above. Association is shown in the corner with the Inspector’s mark made with the hammer, which means that you have the only prune which is safe. is—the best food product in the world. STUPFED PRUNES Try this recipe for Stuffed Prunes which wona prize in California Prize Prune Cooking Contest a few weeks ago: “Wosh and atew the prunes. Take a few al- monde and hickory nuts, together with a few ralains and alittle salt. Chop and put in the prunes, Thon sprinkle with powdered sugar.” Ask for it and take no other. The Asnocintion Issues a book containing 100 recipes for prepifring pru tained by 0 prize con! best cooke and chefs of with a Prune Primer, folke, will be aent free on request. Address CALIFORNIA CURED FRUIT AGBBOCIATION lia Prune The soil and sun and rain of The brand of the California Cured Fruit - st participated In by the very California. This book together “which will delight the little CALIFORNIA CURED FRUIT ASsoGrATION SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. fo)