The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1901, Page 3

BIS Pere GA Pais tA a ok cali SCR AINMEN NOW NEGOTIATING. Jersey Central Engi-lt neers Gained Very Large Concessions. Negotiations began to-day at cnuntpaw terminal of the Je Rallroad tetw ent Olhau: : of re-emp shall not reayired to pay for or breakage Sf tools (or ‘ethier: pronenty et -the, Gone wincer or flreman will be dis- tr partial Investigation, at whic be esent and have the ri ompt advance of elaton in hin case will te hurrt neer or fireman taken out LIFE PRISONER BREAKS JAIL. fitch bieiteinbicitieeicicicisieiet Says He Won't Investigate, ———o Until the Doctor Makes a Murderer Drills His} Formal Complaint. Way Out of Auburn, but Is Caught. AUBURN, N Robinson, under se you fend to Dr. Parkhu toner dodged The Commisstoner said His wife is in a him escape t en'e raid last week. INSULT TO MRS. PARKHURST _NOV MURPHY’S CONCERN.| leldicieleinininininivivinicivicieleleini-inr teiniefelesicielt he “might to that a sacred concert usked The Evenin of them over the head of the who! charke over was SAC Saas SLLES TRE WORLD: MONDAY EVE ING, APRIL 22, me AA. CARY FEAR WIFE 1S INSANE 'Asks That She Be Ex- amined Without Her Knowing It. GUNCE MADE LOVE “FOR FUN.” | 'So He Told Magistrate, but Plea Did Not that ithat HER PLUCK WON 22 GIRLS FROM RANKS OF STRIKERS. Mrs. Elvin Faced Hostile Crowd Alone Despite) Warning of Her Employers. sald the woman back you will and then a Mary Jane McMahon and h 4a break in the rank turned to At 10 under th tng. Then ¢ ane entered th The streets in the out are determ went In to coer of the day's break. Frank and Dugan are Jubilant. declare ti t & o'clock the members re at the mill, Jane McMahon and Elvin, To the latter much. She volunteered to go out on the street and talk to th 1 would fe wisdom the park at the C Mrs. Elvin Ehe told the girls th for remaining out. n owas addressing them." LLOYD HELD ON ANGRY SPOUSE WIFE'S CHARGE, THRASHED HIM. e fools hile this Elvin ot Aree Says|Kasten Declared Wills La Petite Adelaide's Was Abusing His Spouse. Confidence. Mrs. Willlam A. Lloyd (La Petite Ade- fete), now appearing in the “Prima Donna," appeared in the Jefferson Mar- ket Cour: to-day against her husband, whom she charged with tho larceny of a turquoise pin. Ghe called at the Tenderloin station last night and told Soret. Conboy that friend, Anthony Kasten, with assau and cha her husband had taken tho pin, a new! urday, i Easter bonnet and other clothing from] wire showe! him a her apariments at No. 63 West Thirty received from W other things, thia wenten: goee away 1 aston sald tha wey. Magistrate Crane told her that a asta could hot steal from his wite! ! eixth street. K Detective Churchill arrasted Lloyd in a hotel a: Thirty-ffth street and Broad- Rr ball for examina Joyd said he was not guilty the pin, put: that it was Bi pty Seon married since the Isth of May Inst’ he said, “and my wife's mother tas never ceased to do her wimost to make trouble between us —<—<———_—_ ’Change Member Middleditch Oend, WIFE SLAYER IS HELD. ‘The news of the death of James Mid- dleditch, an okl-time member of Douglas’ Terled tnd Wie Own tock Exchange, reached the Excha: Life After Crime, in ae Se Hest night at hie home) wi@sim Douglas, Jnnitor, who mhot his wife, Alma, on Apri! 1, at No, 635 Laoxington payenuey: and then sted to imself, was held to-day withot ball by Coroner Zucca, i a ‘rom. He was well known by the brokers at at the Exchange. He was born in Baltt- mom in 145. The will , ‘dody be taken there for burial. GIRL HELD TO TELL OF \¢e NNIE Qica i Household at Home When Tragedy Happened. FATHER’S STRANGE MURDER. | § Wa wey, ee] TIME WAS UP. F in 3 It Was Quit Coffee or Die. ‘ Qe : 4 ‘ ant 1 i & ving it off, She is to tell at the inquest what she knox fher Q h something father’s murder, % At are polse in various + Pl rom the same habit GO0C0000000066090000000660990000090900000000000000% Mrs. J Annie Stover Only Member of) * *| Grace > COMPLAINED OF ‘THE’ ALLEN HER ATHLETIC TRAINING IN USE. + MISS DONALDSON, " Who Nearly Lost He rinivieieieicteleicteeleeinielsiet ——— ' Donaldson Gathered |. Season's First Wild Flower at Peril of Life. SAY HE BEAT STARVED FAMILY. Parent in Jai! Accused ot Craelly Overwork- ing Children. fe Sostety ¢ the Huma Mawiatrate Said ‘There Waa Now Pending a Stronger Case, te B. Brown, 100 Minor C ie ye ny heart: We WOMAN RAILED AT JUDGE. Abusive a com: against etiquette, was fined ter We Lectured nnd | ‘Sirs, Ferrier, ster lecture on court? ame mispiciotis 3 isn’ arrcated, it was 1s | woman, sleep ute vot ir nie in again, I omany f amd in other parts of the State who are ystum Kood Cof regularly, I know to their very great benefit.” lOVER EDGE OF PRECIPICE, GIRL’S MUSCLE SAVED HER. f High Clift SANTA CLARA PRUNES. { the Ute aid ae eR. ills was Kk Iver and Ire is in My morrow THEBIG STORE UY SIEGEL CC 35 Gross of feletefday and Upirrors, Worth Up to $2.00 Apiece, at 29, 39 and Z9 each. them. | brushes, etc. that ought not to be missed. ¢ INFANT WAIFS AS MEDIUM OF FRAUD. = Woman Who Eeendee Mites Collected Many Times for the Same Baby. 1 were necessary, He » but — Veteran Mason Dead. “ ACITYIN ITSELF Imitation Gbony Brushes This is what may truly be termed ‘‘a lucky pur- chase’’ on our part, for all of these goods cost more to manufacture than the prices at which we will sell It will be many a day before you’ll have a chance to get them again so cheaply. There are but |” ro dozen mirrors in the lot, but of brushes there are .|[ plenty of all kinds, such as hair brushes, cloth '| brushes, hat brushes, complexion brushes, military, Some have heavy silver mountings and some are unmounted. There’s something in the lot that everybody wants and it’s an opportunity there turn the Hte an estimate is juggling oubt tt would to break up »y Tarming’ in Koop track of it to wn. from him an@ auled so that @ will be out to- 22.—Dantel. Nye age of ninety low in the State, HOICE GROCERIES pchocen! ESSIE BRAND CORN, A CAN 8 CENTS. This brand of Corn is the best of this season’s fancy Mainc pack- ing—young, sweet and tender, every can of it. The same grade of Corn brings 12 cents or more in other stores. Our price, 8 cents. ESSIE BRAND TOMATOES, A CAN 9 CENTS. These Tomatoesare the finest grown and packed in New Jersey, which means that every Tomato is solid and red-ripe. They arz packed in extra large cans—sold in other stores at $2 cents—our price, 9 cents. finest fruit grown in the Santa Clara Flour. Be 9c * 20c Apri Hatler’s Potnah, 3 large oo Babbitts Potash, > 25¢ Vartor Hrooms, 23¢ agian Mustard, our fr Be Another Big Corn and Tomato Sale To-Day, To-Morrow and Wednesday in All of Our Ninety-Seven Stores.