The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1901, Page 1

IAIN: BRISK Wi 1 PAGES THE WORLD PAYS THE TOLL. Public telephone stations in New York ' Now act for The World in receiving ani (telephone service free) ail small ads. less, except display ads. PRICK ONE CENT. Poors "LAST POSE WAS — | But Dennis Mover the| Old Model,Was Saved ; } by Neighbors. | i The face ind Agure of De F. Meyer | Tat s oF years physlau rich. | ix nem! made him the idea | 4 saved him just in time by! y Nrewscape and break window. He was taken rd 1 Hlospital, where he Is sw s , Little Heroine Pulled Him from Bonfire, but Burned Herself. | i | . | e from a bonfire ri hear} the and running ¢: him 4 mee ms ANOTHER ARMY OFFICER HELD. Capt. Read Arrested in Connection with Manila Frauds. WASHINGTON, Aprit 16 of the Commissary De; Philippines, !t ls reported here, rested to-day in nectlon Manila frauds The case of Sergt u —Capt Read, artment In the was ar- the with v to-day, 4 4h u aunts had been Jugal tnd that t were many Irreguliritle eo 2 WEATHER FORECAST. reenst for the (hirty- tre ending ats I.» for } text eaay. rth winds, n toeniah risk to high w York at convenient hours Louls, * m1 Leave rd faith, good fai Cheapo 484 Geciston. “They were nut ordered, nor INDS. end Brooklyn id transmitting of 15 lines or HOLDS CHILD IN PAWN FOR DEBT. ——___—__++. Mrs. Brushard Won't Give Up Little Edna to WTSI Till i326 See) E Bill Is Paid. oe e845 By ranGn32) 3 EDNA WALLIG, 2,.¢ho fs kept from her mother as security for a debt. "Pretty four-ye But lately she beeame jill, and cc ay gw hell in pawn Jo all the work jsequired of 33a week we Brown to be a ¢ Then wane went to Mre until it haa Brushard, ex kiyn, who lained her poverty and oxked for the nitd, t w would do her Ken accents the tiether tol t ow that ghe was duty old enough ¢ alone money was pakd in fu v No pleading allig was forced for her, r her | moved her and Mrs board. Poverty Too Great. | Magistrate Lemon was affected by the For nearly a year the pliful wtory and advised the mother to and managed regulirty the | get out a habeas corpus writ for pe week's expenses of herself f her Ttthe SUNDAY SANDWICH GETS HARD BLOW. +-—_____ Judge Truax Revokes Waldron Saloon License at ‘‘Little Coney Island.” Triax were they They simply: fay revoking served ar a cloak for the of the Exward Waldre Hauor, at “Little ¢ ——_____ One Hundre GEN. BUTTERFIELD ILL. xeloe inspectors visite place Sunday morning and) re was reported at G Rutterneld'n drinks. Sandwiches were ervel | reside f ye, Uni the drinks. morning th much im- pt served In | PFO | wiches were says Juice Truax in his Fake Manat Sromo-Guisine Toole "to wei Arg Zoe, ehhh eS eB BE So Rb a al a Ta ihe Bet oo “NEW YORK, “MOND AY, MAY TIE UP THE BILLION. DOLLAR COMBINE. - RPOrOrU FO PO re PROC POL tare LG ite he Lah K alate kal altel aK iakah ato iel {ind im: {ate tenants when advertised in ‘the: To. Let cr of the Sunday World. The tenant. sees t on Sunday—landiord sees the tenant Monday. 15, ‘Ig 901. APRIL 1 PRICE ONE CEN Give Her Up. Promised to pay the 82% | ailments But Mre. Hrushard refured. She de- “with her friend Mrs. | Clared whe would. kee ehild ull the Pisa ese Ae rd ede hd ap Every Plant Operated: by Morgan Combine to Be Tied Hil Necessary, Chistie Workmen's | Or zation Declare. 2 POLICE CAPTAINS MUST GO TO COURT Summonses Prepared by Philbin for Westervelt and lees Thomas? Four Hundred. Quit at McKe Claiming that bers of New. Had Been Dischai Because They Joined the Gates “i iot-Attorney, ary to law, and there might de some alip. But as soon aa they receive the summonses t snail any more.” The names of Capts. Thomas and We Lorvelt were mentioned around the crim: | Ms ‘ourte Hull ling a ‘the Captains ikely to be summoned to court, It was also anid tha: four other Cap- District-Attorney Phadin announced, to-day that summonses are pbetng pre- pared ouling for the appearance before | & police magiatrate to-morrow of two} police captains. The men will be charged with neglect of duty, which a a mis- demeanor. | Mr, Philbtn. made the announcement | | after a lengthy conference with Aastat- ant Distriot-Attorneys Osborne, Sohur- ause {tw PITTSBURG, Apoan ej The first strike agatnat the” Trust, the billion-dollar’ coepe | taine will oned to appear in a} managed by J. Plerpont Morgess, man and (bans. Mag stra under similar pro- “wn pannot tell you the names of the! ceeding morrow. gan kere to-day and the steel! are badly startled. Four hundred men have quft* at the W. Dever’s wood plant ote American Sheet Steel Conapang McKeesport, and work {8 orippled, If the Company does'not atveite the demands of the emplo dent T. J. Shaffer, of the: ‘Amand: mated Association of Iron, Steel: London Aghast at News of General’s Capture— | Tin Workers, announces that he: will | Ule-up every plant of the Morgan. AS 500 Troopers Prisoners. combine—steel, tn tube, structural iron and wire. Site The association 1s behind the strike, SAY BOERS HAVE — TRAPPED FRENCH. The schooner five months treasure parted y for pirates on the west from New aftern returned Hooked Hrouk thie tyn. iSwasind. Henderson w Was tnanclall f Baltimore: E natt oO First made of the and Rrazil comdod and Charles an nd of Afrien Island, anot 1 Bur tead of Columbus, the expeditic Ante one of captain who carried acht tn co} walled from thte acked neross the whe taining up a gives ‘tye ‘hidden wealt time the coast of Venezuela wus infested with. pirates, thelr ralin a large amount of . silver, pearis, diamonds and other nen wan carried away, SHIP THAT FOUND PIRATE GOLD HERE. The Kwasinel Outfitting for Another Journey} to Island Near West Africa. a. which was out hunting slong time ago saat of Afric Orle unit at Kw by a, han was Basin, ad of € the expeditio: wy Le Po Haring. Apenny the anty then ty A coral rs consid burted box ts known rates The ulilon tri and deft conasic t Secretary ny and of the uat Company ntaidencrineennd ast the men nomet and |é to hunt for informed and off the . Campbell, of ava captain who irate who knew and during ff the booty, Aw such was entitled to the treasure, He had hi arrount of bullion. “Our expeditinn ADEE SLD to bury ft, and subseqi ad bi bared on the same taland a em ler watled on Oct, 7 last | d J Boy LONDON, April 15.—Gen. French umns he had been sweeping the {has been reported captured by the! country, driving the Hoors to tho |as the trouble started over the organ- | Boers, with 500 of hia men, in the) north, he reporting on his arrival | {zation of a local lodge, seven: meme hills northeast of Pretoria. London, | having killed, wounded or captured | bers, the strikers claim, having been’ 1,200 of the enemy during a seven | dismissed because they had joined. |startled, for it {s admitted that the| weeks’ campaign in the Eastern! The company was opposed to union ‘General may have fallen into a trap) Transvaal. labor, they declare, and. discharged | set for him | In addition he had also taken 7/ the men as soon ae It was, , discovered | The news of the capture came | guns, 1,000 rifles, 1,800 wagons and A/ that the lodge had been’ jthrough primte sources, and up to! large number of horees, cattle and | Tho members of: the. flempmay ttt: a late hour to-day the War Office had| sheep. they, received nothing to confirm tt | Gen, French has since been at Pre- | Lacking confirmatory information.) toria, but his movements were not es Rhee | the officials dispute the truth of the | while not crediting the report, {s fully | ntinue the operation, If, however, they. are-tyo1 trikers they will ship their. mas given in detall | terial cisewhere for manufacture, ye Kwaninel Cam ele t Jaste rans-| 7 See eanercon ewan | Poport. Having clea he Eastern Reel ‘ stiose tallig’gaatoatl hepreser * Spenny | 7 DD a ps p PVA isa e ni after his re- op res er nant “a This, however, does not relieve the, vaal argued that after ihe Aca laneaeieal with the a oj tension, it being pointed out that turn to Pretoria he started out, going > Carnegie lek? ea pute Tew nbontd the yacht. | Gen. French having had matters all into the country northeast from Pre onal Tube Companys, nowan Kone a litte over mployed at the four months and rewhed New Orleans hin own way for some time, may have oria. This is a mountainous region doe ine f Parent hreae hela y : Hoop Company, thi Hesfiratiw cekibinMarch3ina incautionsly been led on by the Boers: and it ts possible he w Himeuity in dispening of it!) in a new campaign in the north. and) and inken prisoner all | surrounded and captured while sep r 1 K for ean) arated from the main body of hts! ever and | ably has a force of ape 3 Speen gn toe | troops, j about 10,0 yr AtieHieag expedition aa one atives = S« # | Paeallegs < by Torscheraynilicates Despatches from South Africa are!” yiow he could he captured by what “We sailed first to Flushing Bay, ord | fs or party rarer palleds Arst to. Fiunhing. Bay.) eagerly awaited jmust have Leen a scouting Boer party | |then lifted anchor and bore out to sea. | Gen, French was last heard from |i. nop but encountered seven days of territe ares focal? ates ' Muri which, wetoat a tepeat) | i active skirmish at Vrvheld, in the (nimastiot suffered other damages sontheastern section of the Trans: line jie Boer war, Kwaninel ix a magnificent saller | ioe March 28 me belng| the storma aplendidly, | Vaal, where he arrived on March 25, his iF peng the Hin Enwnagement to Mise Edy pit inte ts wef yy va 4] Poultney's col- , taking of Pi | ateaae ained tw making rennirs, W uby: ay acinal agandeuoult at x Announced, ree wailed a nti the I ‘ON, April 15.—Sfrw. Pateen, unced the engagemesit. oli Miss Edyth) Patter; to > n. of the Untted> States > POPE LEO FEARS ha, San 1 [any The vs of the engagement ts inuth) we turned | 4 with deep interest: in» saolety: crossed the Atlan 1 « hough tt cannot be satd to have culty under the direct « nf me ras 4 surprise, as Gen Corbin nas eS Lanning sins leland woere aI Leese fel ying marked attention to Miss ‘Tt in aw COMIN Or sever neres Ln i “¢ for some time. : wre Citas Magen! com) nnd "| His Position Disagreeable and Society Menaced | See Tae a urac Neg braoetta roach, but when we by Acts Against the Church. jleasler/iay ington’ ——————_— ei | CA PETS h | TWELVE NEW CARDINALS. from Rome says tha —— i ein t Lt today's sistory, expr Martineltt in the Group Created ‘ Captatn, who now live in Philute Mifiietion at the simultaneous Rome Te-Day, rd an expedition nlx eral parts af Burepe ~ tan up, ROME, April K—At the Comatatorr “Of course, we were « italian! jetd y Archbtshop Martinelli tha! Bare antennae TD Papal Delegate in the United Staton) “4 Carine 4 buried a chest of bullion th The amund here h When the chest buried in a hole the top wae seal nea: seri 7 rte m. covered over uni st | memby and goon removed It to the yacht. “the | ine the precepta of the Gospel [xrayer ou tynuituous soctety to hay He spoke of the recent ‘ortugal, God. na yoyage wi devoid i caters Yovewe was devoid of inci] gemonstrations in Spain and jent.”*