The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1901, Page 2

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1901. PROPER tains. Police Commissior deflant of public opinic to-day what he room raids whieh so qui his statement that no “are open.” Try the police captains precincts pool-rooms were break them? No! The Comnu sioner wouldn't do an Kind. The raids w the detectives were “my h “political,” and the char: “based on nothing.’ “It’s not pool-rooms, but politi declared the Commissioner Gov. Odell said to a corre: of The Evening World at day that he would not t tion against Murphy. —s— ‘GOVERNOR WON'T REMOVE MURPHY. sponds G@ipacial to The Evening Ww ALBANY, April 18 —Go. POOR Poohed the idea of removing <ploner Murphy to-day whe _ the rumor that. in + why’s remarkable attitude rox ol-rooms and hie fatlur Aict captains, the ust suffer. Gov. Odell eathaven't the least idea what Coin: WORLD WANTS Most Reliable of All! Paid Help Wants in 934 This Morning's Wor'd. B Paid Help Wants in»: 518 Pe 13 Other N. Y. Papers Combined. ARTISTA JALTERATION HANDS BAKENS BARTENDERS SACARPENTERS CARRIAGE HANDS COLLECTONS UL MEN AITERS WoODWoRkt WAIST HANDS WAITRESSES fe polled, oy OT MURPHY. ODELL WILL N DISTURB WITH DEBTORS. “Pay Up,” Commissioner to Policemen. Poohpoohs Idea of Re Says Trial moval, While theCom.- missioner Sneers at Fifteen’s Raids and Defends Derelict Cap- of William Marsh “Ifa man bore alamiss this com. | “Try to pay up fered Devery, § to next month.” DramaticSceneas Page by Page Valet Takes Oath Over KisMurder Testimony Before the! Judge. Thy CHPTAN ~ NEAT SATURDAY Siattty AE and Westervelt Cases Are Put tee murder Valet Jerome's Owing to the tines trtet- Attorney * HE SOLEMN OA a snl sourht nis “wayward non '|McKeesport (Pa.) Trouble Settled and Labor MURPHY SNEERS AT BIG RAIDS. - CHES ALFORM WOMEN'S DRESS! 'Dr. Sargent Tells Physi- Culturists of Sports’ Benefit. suanton bands men had xh son Old Evidence, tthe twelfth aange Md not nuftice vf the Board of Eluca Dowager Duchenses of Marvard Unie D Dernil Ones | reporter called Central oad. Park extension of the to-duy Chief-Engineer Gi: train ran into] Win, Women awny from ‘tieht clothing | slipped and fell neross the tracks, Hix n day whe Ful ‘ entury'n endless lecturing | right arm was fractured below the el- Uon for a momach trouble and never ‘that lawn tennis, they didn't have to get ke the raids; they have made them themnetves. poke these raids witholit going to the je of the places raided was ished tp the. depi AG tet d than the last ¢ The passenger cusches| and writing. ba vigorous Ramee have do! 0) ie over-refinement and excessive sen. weney anptianc en, m4 or: a gani in aunsceued wrecks to rob the express Nice. expect. a DEVERY HARSH ‘PATRICK WATCHES JONES SWEAR TO ACCUSATION. rene ever Lawyer Patrick, Manacted to Guard, Entering Judge's Chambers. Ca tS SS ! come from) brought Seat} wheels ey were already in the enambers >. whispered Parr mit sutetide |g Ws rs did not Patriot in cy atrick ste by hie lawyer Back to be. WW Carvaihie, 1 manner M. Cantw has repeatedly pert, gave his opinion in regard een toMy client was anxione to be, Rice alleged signature on the will “|STEEL STRIKE TOBE |NMa} a oe —e4e——_ - —- taken C was not | tubes, or in sto shar Capt. James tt Deer ryne 1d Las ny joes! As to the | tek about hin’ de with the mill: ie caine jonaire. ‘ ' We testimony in the | Dr “Hamtiton want HIM AND OVE ACH UL lan, Was the handwriting ex-| ton, in some cases to 101 deatroy the nose enti SAYS WIFE HAT HIM CONFIND. 4 $+) Altschuhin Court Ater + Four Years in a F Asylum. Altxchuh, {nmat of the losplial, Walls Tsl- einber, 1807, we taker i {tm fore Suz Court Justice andrews : you a writ of habeas pus on Tithe he is sane an held ie wri) was 1 by HE mother, rine Alteahuh, tmugh her Ritter. Alwhuh was mgtale in dane ice Jhn Henry belnz A month n orders. 1 well-to-do th ave- sald lawyer, othat Me was the result of. conspiracy is wit nd anothr person ofnim. His wt tek Nis name town from his store and pe hers up in- At first hin wife paid for his tt Bloomingdale, but Mer had him ransferred to Ward's Islmd as a State charge, alleging she wae unable to pay for his maintenance, akthough she E) was doing a profitable bulness.” Justice Andrews after perusing the mmitment sfate Kudlich nt show how theman had been to Ward's Idand. He ac- adjourned tle case for a LCOES NOT DISAPPOINT. 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Nasal catarrh generally leads to ulcera- ch an extent as to and in many old cases of catarrh tne bonex of the head be- come diseased. Nasal catarrh gradually ex- tend: throat and bronchial tubes, and Fy often to the mtomach, causing that very ob: trouble. catarrh of the stomach. Catarrh is a aystemic poison, inherent in the bluod, and jocal washes douches, aalves inhalers and spravs can have no toon the real cause of the disease, An interna! remedy which acts upon the blood is the only rational treatment, and Stuart's Ca- tarrh Tubleta is the safest of all internal reme as well as the most convenient oy . Sai und satisfactory from a medical standpoint. War Against Trust 's Off. New Arrivals Robbed | ‘nr traton recently stated that he had auc, by Despicable Tricks. that Workers 7 t s place sted with thte of Immigration Fitchie h wdditional de Commins in of ; they hay Holloway'e case Ww wenatte nae One poor Ttallan immigrant, ont PITTSBURG TY) rom BE STEEL CENTRE Jonni i mes he | en from him. } sit and wa) Offices of Different Cor panies | hurr ctathes Was nen sv ontintis) a migrants ta by sharpers in th Moved There. eT ne Zulse alay took up t Uspose of tt , dad ne it ad ms ) says he rune saloons at Na Raa Ceael fi 11} Mtathe y street and on Staten Island. ———— ny eo il oe wrk, ane Meameriat NIM Passed. he elated tt ening Waris kera, the The Senat esume operations was T ombini: of Die Wie Wan te t Hoard rly general required by Pto wait in Stelke OM, Pa, April 18,—The Caiery. ended and Slippers for kof the 1,000 perintendent me! teman, whe th VCE and beauty of styles, ment of COUSIN OF DEWEY 1S DEAD. | sre ot, Was a Mei ot St. Mary, Dewey New dead ». 0 Varick street, a final Insp 1) Fordham She is Bister Josephine Dewe: rallied. 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