The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1901, Page 2

Sy pence mor ae repent ene Me THE WORLD: NDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1901. PROF. HERRON WON'T THREAT TO ENJOIN SAY HEIS NO TRAMP. — THE. BIG TUNNEL! Sieh RRM iriciciittieincicicicirieeeiniteiciein et Claim aim @B000;000 Damages, Rapid Transit’ Board. awa Spee, + Companies Against Refuses to Reply tol Charges, but Admits; ' that a Man Cannot; Promise to Love Al-!% the| titer (Commission Wihiam 6 ways Even ‘‘Compan- 4 saras | lguane ewared appa nTeati SA Rae 4 ion" He Has Avowed 1 uinet [preme Court co dire Anat i f . . ' a ork | Mr Meta decling! and Willlam R to Be His Choice. t ‘ A ae He also declined and th re of |4 ; a ' mage pmiasloners were tiled on * aa rest tunnel place left bank ‘ ed sheer, Angrant {iformat Tiwanted sheer, Angra il Vey oeeer ert The companies: ax ' 90 T asked him ele rights since patt all taxes ty the “Prof. Herron, are you a tramp, lo, Notice was wine nerved ther if the | thar atin full with ¢ You think?” “ aware j Vi daw 188, the compart | That was epithet tossed toward] would be made ane a nert woltdaced with the New| $ Dealuails funetion world prevent] York and New Jersey Tunnel npany' | the “reformer yester : ther werk en the tine and the Underground alley: Com: ‘Albert Hanks, in Gra Church parate i It was a very bored- ng reformer Med with tae eity ometaln, who rested his elbow on the mantel and) twenty typewritien pages trofler Cole Yt answer. the el called | “This ciat aia: T never answer charges dh worth taking the{ Elm and Why not?’ asked itn | Hall under Caambers, time to talk abe I bave heard of a} ed never do.) he sci and other streets. and |man who hai « fo in his mt "And don't vou iet Mra, Herron ans! avenue to the Grand [when he Post his Bwer for vou” | succested \ ation; practically the same |'Taose peopt © Bhe war curled ao in saca ran declded by the Rapid oft wetth rhea elt | Of thelr sltting-room in aay le Comm’ salon ‘anititordemcrel vaanyuatsl Bhe looked extremely erelt. | the companies further assert, Htgntaon with something soaret at her threat _ ee SL really don't see why vt be | “aurea he won't tre of ner pr yand | After a little 1 tet him thst it t = 5 | there wan the tramp matier to mana MRS. CARRIE RAND HERRON | "You answer for him,” | told Mra SI ee SC OC Berton. 5 ; " CG ———_— —. — PRETTY ROSIE GIEST TELLS HOW SHE WAS LURED AWAY. Sa ae Ee “Pee * a | what ts to erable a i adrift | pe | untrue chargers doen i Laskel Mre Herror | Matiun? What can you se 1 yas: | ed te him wih «smile that] Uaioe: | 1 wan cud And To came de: " “1am not much of ormea mony ppy Bttle sort Ving this + Nave an.idea about o of reform, | scarlet about her th gee two up tirere | k W | W k R + Bard ranged te [ree err nt fede rocker-Wheeler Works Resume|+ What Dr, Banke sald yovterday. Ultram the mantle or tls eyes from my| mone are married £ x eald to Prof. Merron, “wae not vn fire wid tanner Oo si h Cc Ss d t eee divest Bric ahr Gui in ee Wane perations with College Students, it pretty things Nod} “whether fsa warar |: fete dicmRaraiiteleinartl 5 5 a ‘A patient smile cronsed his any) Oh Urnising FF inh Pen fayite | x urned == = + “For ten ye he sald, with down Te Around the raiiroad station which + east eyes, reof thing 1 have | faces the factory across an ample lawn ‘Opened not ith fF have not] | the strikers were gathered tn groups + eecn thls tian's eermon about me 1 jw Theysaresacw sescaneis fa mit want t . H er ialinctWorkman® OE the wang | eek Reet . nit was © doatnee Prof} ad opera SEO MDRINECICICHES vee i isi : Re et trae One ht ent work, |, But the company. took i © ove his doctr-nes to those thirat for a | One hn tHe FOAL OTK cca se albioaet hai Shree Young Men|« Be 5 ne theorles, asked him about Dr Banks eee = Seas rl nygc(itnemis tory. t ate Serta areriht 4 avery Charges an imy own account = ents of al onalteering) Winchesters, can wiitng | Tempted Her to Wan-| AU the thre L wanted ty come beck Here te what the clergyman of ‘ Humbis fe comp nae ee ‘ een watalne hte we ASK RES ICIS oes tT ae A Tells People to Keep Day Holy, While Sunday | sitet the stakers outposts ty intro [AR4 fr 0m the lawn about ne ouit:| der from Her East| i anany Tettars omy i Mant eek rdaeiilioniien tone . > Ing tte warkemen to the frctory [08 d of the Ne - all a Btn ons Reena ntrasmh ree ran ree enen Workmen Pay Him Profits. er cover of night dees: his a force] Gide Home—Her Piti- stance i patil hi can a net irre: | lence Was fear the company. y rms They are Reis pease fealic ian ay Ecrsg| a i. Naess dielkcrssini pac | Coins with hardly ety ful Tale of Shattered, (oie en) te knight among i me B FASE Prot Gebraes Merron Verolaly Gaattnvamayer vnaire and} Ap voslerdu vient aR rol at idete ites and ntaem and the strik- | Dreams, : Hoes fon ple Me te a well-fed | me Yoni ison the deter ard work te drive a policemen gu rks OE TRA Bluerocks should Je that opened Wie specimen of the t PRISE ROS NTT AT ereM aL er rea ta aan Wort haat hee et by the strikers | Hv) ROT TAAL ahd aL t racter ny blixations ta your] i Micgemea cee teh sees Don't yeu chink there are many that che compar uted bringing In| Keeping order about the strikers’ ieead- | { i neighbors?” Tanked Prof. Uerron \" ethodist church on Sabbath | Hie who cansiot afford: « . Had of workmten from New York [Auarters and the railroad station Rosic Giest, the pretty sixteen | red Mer Berl. Then, not in answer 20 De. Banke, but | ¢* y hax aroused « great] Ate ite vy xectal train aver the Tackuwanna.| 1 am not here a interfere win shel year-old girl who was lured; zafuuin teint bre Information, Prof. Herron made} deat at criticism in view of th | inlay? asked the| Bivkets wyre Unitek atont the ratire ( speech," said| oe jen a ° ttle te him. At BoE By nor i cca eri a y ey station at dawn and the appre am only protecting the; @Way from at good hone and heiwent to looks (ori ay esti Hervicecianthe| sims ner (ook i the works were guurded by strikers on posalble viol Joving parents, at No. rr Stel ised to watt for him at toe tat! ligion and my polltl bea Ronee averyiaide, Ink ieate ‘extort. thiany! machinist Mark's place, by three young! stead 1 asked a man wh We hay ' Crea Of disappointment ani rage went | Wiehes to go to work nel aud then\cast anide likelan| bisistorer’ were: iu giving our t dimnn, you atchern when at 6 o'clock One Floor an Arsenal jold shoe, tld the story exelu- O°" irected ree, an ‘ ‘ i ek of the iy belet |, y tore on Main street net hat 1 te ehurely munch roraltinas -) The entire second floor |sively to.an Evening World re- re, custome pl asived creed of any ten te a young man f black rmoke An hour! wiiting Naw been t | tocustomer, 4 Mrs. Herron who hus worked hard all) week ROMIRLtG Whistle blew and the works] ooo pes ren \ porter to-day at the home of her} direc: me to the ofice Hi sHe ts 'niving | We 0) oe | jorning an aleop lineal ieimerican s aunt, Mrs.Greenbauar in Bighth) © (Wit do seu want, oi) work,” she te simply { ei the factory and } aske ie Bho rose ax she said hie and moved ane kets Face Armed Ganrde, ferved them while the atrike lasts, In| Sereet MM her Ewan alone “and nomesss Tiber « lay: toward the mantel, where stood. and | Aheney Treadherlond sianager r]one corner of the meassroom ie a gun Ming ctty Girl, ee T found courage to axk ¢) ve Thay fanld Sanat ning World r r ck proviuled with ffty rifes and] Misa ¢ but looks nine: | wondered about ever since rear] Did Noe Hire Stenoxrapher, AIL our departments 4 plenty of ammunition teen She Is exe ngly well ¢ tous exchange of vows iart w {oan open te critieisms sald Me Mf courae, weldd not Mame Company tor Strike, And has a retined and pretty: £ “Do you think,” Tasked Mrot Herrin | ip ycjneyer, tontay ‘ <iewata ayaa COUNT t ‘The company, which manufactures; OC 88° farge and very dark und sthat you will Gre of her in a few years, | much that has ueen aald | es elatm un our x lectrie: motarscand iclectrical raupplleny [ren eee erence NAL Crowne | @8 you did your frat» “Final PATURE eae CLS EA CAEN ts one of the richest in. the z head. She te 1 educated and | For this is how Dr. Danks hart med frat place, badbt Me We have brought here there now Jand has for Vice-President Prof ihn Renae etaexccllen th sie INsY ‘up that possidilit tw histor , aan tc work, (We will add qo. 0a mber lols I. Crocker, of TabiRntiait “1 know now,” she said, her eyes Mle LavelNotivermanent: : Las Ags Pays perry teen Rute: et u with “that 1 was the victim c “Prof. Herron hi fi : reel 4 writ outrince May 21 Gc an organized conspiracy. 1 hate the . rade’ before t at ae Sees ai men who decetved me—oh, how I hate = the fruit of tt. 5 ue wert 2 Hae bb ” them!—and xnall prosecute them to the | : eteed Fotis rat «1 tke thy | ( H crt ik may save other tis and “tl! PauncefoteGoestoLon- Roving Career of John wayaand iat 5 yew lesson te oung men of tt : | = : ! 4 and his wife tale don to Confer with | Cabral Ended with always by The | Advice to Grand Jury) car Hears of a Charge |v rat fj . ° | ovMy wit aerate vect tna a {. Points the Way to an Against Him and DEST enleaetie Investigation. Surrenders. or ants, | Vy Mls poste Seeley pal - | 1 4 i ' | | Tn his ¢ othe June Grast IY] paward P. Myerson, a theatrical The Only Genuine | H ieee me ie rea inten aaa agent living at the Parker House, at A i 5 ' | it art te att oMelite vd this] Broadway and Thirty-ninth street, on . to say May 31 fast appeared in the Jefferson! Mediums to Prosperity | |e tau) should /Ahoroumhly” inven Market Police Court and recured ace | 1) STAND TRIAL 10 CLYDE LINE. Haun thas fcures 8 publ Metal A) rant for the arrest of “Honest Johny | found derelict in his du J rev) Kelly , t to be <t the DAF] Myerson charged Kelly with having Paid Help Wants cee asmaulted ita tn front marker in This | i et] House the night y Was not ase the ‘ PUR") grrested and was Morning's Wor Brooklyn Weresbytery| lstonimeee Bd NO eee ee harks crcated. cone] erveds Nothing wa parece Chit ab hit) (Larlstacbsah ta At noon to-da are BUT Takes Actionin Case | wich Line Must Va- |: vy T. 1) Sullivan, walked into ni i ~ room and, going to t private office of Paid Wants in tne || Geer ee (lee weate Qlalock: yaa rg Tay AC Se iaa : ere wa r agatas _& N. . pers ! j Sean and he camo to surrender him Me ombine [aie nyt Corwine JME EI Ent was then arrested, i ne 1 rian Assuctatio noracton The cade was Immediately taken before BARTENDERS 2 | Jantron A ecaa ee ator ' and Ty [ee areet eM eralnte Ing, Kelly wan discharged. The ¢ ROOK DISD Re a Ee sia Scastin oom ue AU a was ovem #0 quickly that few knew POOKH REF Ets LUsciMEs sa laute ima tt finemibers was] xolne yan: —E GIRLS LOCKED OUT. ° Sbirt-Walet Makers Tnhe na Holiday aud Are Sorry BOYS... - BUSHELEN WUTCHERS ... REO GANVALSERS . piel CASHIERS | LAUNDRESaRs be the nd Jury. Malt von, | Pantene PIANO TEAS he | rontens tter : ~on . Fifty shiri-walst kers were locked anes " Presbytery fo neult he 1 Pressens es Ne peal eee u out to-day at the factory of Goldsmith 18 | Er tenner eet ‘ sit & Co., of No, 625 Hroad ‘The girls 7 ry ahie ‘ 7 though: that as Baturray was the firrt tresby tery accepted Pininfleld Company Threaten: TAION: ‘ LRA eh Carrineennaec ae i ye ‘ * "I satupday tn June, the umual half-holl- WAIST HAND: U ‘ fir breath, We Ue el had bis oes day was in order, The¥ took tt without | WATTERS Brae GUAT TR) aE SESE Nanded oat 4 Fifteen sik weavers employed Infwatting for the foreman to apprise Mi Mende letting the matter drop, but a tatements Hung & Co.'s silk mille at Plainfield, | gem of it ws ert that be ekInE to for Dr, home ve o r or a - , yon 7 WHEELWRIGITS Fea CPON Me eE eat nee ned the Stonington people a PLA OA KH eee y for an ine] ‘Thin morning fifty of the young wo- i ELFOUS, ¥ month ago to select thelr pier hey | crease ta thelr way men were handed their pay envelopes and active hore who would paid no attention the, Iptter,” sald] The weavers cemand an increare of} when they tirned up for work. There roppedy the, flanges were: com.) Rearelary Burka. | ae $10,000,009 | 11-2 cents a yard. The company atates{waa much weeping tn consequence and bi pelled to v for them by the rules in| worth ‘of merchandise (ransportation,” that If they do not return by to-morrow: more when they discovered that the bas te Bouk of Discipiine, sald Use object arm moyning thelr zinces will be flied. frm hed ddvertiees s jos DOW opcestives, 4 bout Christ- introduced wrffman in the Rreat chums. furrier and had Uotret met Iatdor ft ae time, utual fr snd Tomet Wi name way They were “Hoth told me he war no work for the time b told me, and 1 4 dowith « r appeared Salisbury. a Revolver. WASHIN }fote will to-morrow for a In stay ugh por Dorffman but I-room anything, gland. ‘ord to do acemed always to have money eacca Wed hit Larus salisbury, “Hoth began paying me attention. He) ranadowne concerning pending ques yme to the house, a8 My ttions, chief.of which are thowe incu I was too young to re-lnection with the iatimian canal i Bo he used to ¢ dure | ord Lansdowne has made known taat| sun swan free ing the day and ring the bell and Ely, win not tare up the subject for con- I: ihorauanl, Witte £2) aA mest him Lit wnouta | Mderation uni, Lord Paun ar Tpacuieres “The strange part of it i ald | . (i 6 pour iletraunenca sa Fives at London, when the papers at) sould. follow ‘ oan Gi ones hand and auch additional information [unfortunate Hanon est him War that Dorftman always met me wien ee ena dor may have will ball & ald tet feeb Roth. He r left ua, Me used to) ory oe ; j that ko home to hls tell me what a fine fellow Roth was. : ' sation eauetty = ¥y did Max cknown as Meler) Roth, courin of Inidor, who Hyed with him. ! Hogan his occupation as a read state broker Grew Fond of Inidor. The wnaser states that Hogan came “I was young end belleved them. 1 tito tie order in December, 1894, come Brew ry fond of Isidor, and anet him m with all requirements, very often with Dorffman, Finally my | but was received on misrepresentation, brothers learned of the meetings and HE ater TT told me 1 must stop tt, ‘Then father ib reaivenlatel ater aide saw ome walking with Rota, and for- saloon as an | . not ata buale bade {t. To stop tt he took me to “3 work In the store where he Works. a ne cour ay ‘One evening Roth met me when the m 8 ot the : store closed and walked home with me. | Order A to Pay. nO eaten ere ings, Mother was on the stoop. 1 whispered Mra Hogan be aan to her that It waa my last waik win! On Ground of False {ive uncer the, Uttea, ecunsel for tse the boys and tat [would tell them we if Lindsey, Statement. Py away wi his ———= Sareea tea aitoneetalnochels : | MAY BE REAPPOINTED, He| A case that had been six years reach: ing court came before Jus! Glegerieh and a jury in the Supreme Court to-da Katherine Hogan, witow of Charles J. Hogan, sued to recover $3,000 insur- ance from the Supreme Council of the ter and get mazried, 1 consented. took me to a dresamaker's and bought me Collector ‘Trent Likely to Ne Com tinned in OMtce, y Charles H a lot of clothes, We then went to Grand Central Depot to take the M. train. Dorffman went with us, Miened the Train, “Wo missed the train and went over Treat, of ial Revenue District, te likely to recelve a reappointment, ace | cording to reports recelvel from Washe wr, the to Hoboken, Max Roth went with un| "ovat Arcanum, | ington by: hie friends. over there, The queation of payment hangs on] uur Seat ae ee OE aay We took the 2 A. M. train and got| the Interpretation of the validity of the| Reiter ite application for membership and whether ofresponding. month’ last year, a ee eee an applicant making an. alleged falne! Striker Nhoote Three, atatement In answer to his business pecial to The Kvening Worid,) cancels, his policy. NORFOLK, _ V: June 3.—Martin tt ts charged in the answer that Ho.| Rainey, @ striking machinist, shot gan was engaged in the liquor business. Howard Diggs, Walter Manning and Bol hia) adadbar sud mscsberanipain stirs i during ‘a disturbance in. Porte- Ravat“Arecanlim anatit fous st last night. He was se to HRochester at 4 in the afternoon. 1 inslated on getting married at once. He wanted to take me to a priest, but | insisted upon golng before a magis trate, I knew he cou'd fool me by. pre- tending to get a priest, and I was even then suspicious, "He told me a magistrate would not marry us, aa 1 wai only slateen years! y