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

: 0 THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1901. TOPER DUCK, LAWYER DOG [CLIMAX OF SORROW SAVE THE BABIES! ~ AND---‘‘BI-Z-Z”’---NEW BUG. FOR WIDOW METZLER.| NONE SHOULD DIE. FOO) +-—____ fo} g| The Sick Babies’ Fund's Free Doctors Work 3] Hard for the Little Sufferers. { OL LOKOKe Le TereLeVerexerer Fowl Imbibes Beer, Collie Pleads Case and Euchre Insect Makes)» | 4 Debpt at Sociable. , | An habitual drunkard at the age of! John Kane, fifty-five years old, who| A progressive euchre party was hetd SUBSCRIPTIONS. Fund's free physicians, Evers body ven weeks le something that Jersey! was arrested at Ninth avenue andj by St. Aloysiue’s Roman Pee eoacerowindent 5 1 lives of the bales ot. the City. brings forth. Tae confirmed toper | Twenty-seventh street for Intoxication Church, at West jo and Lexi tne Namie a UE. marr ements can sla $0) by sen ing & small is a duck, owned by Roundsman Frank | white he was making a fine cotlle dog | avenues, Jerrey City, last night, About ¢ Haier eevee (am atiolad econ nals se hoe MeMnhon. who {s attached to the Sev-| do tricks, was discharged by Magistrate | three hundred people sat on F ;. | aw Te eee citi Ce : orld, Pulitzer Building; enth Precinct, on Montgomery street.| Brann in Jefferson Marke: Court this] platform to play cards for pretty < ene’ ls é an MoMahon devotes all his spare time to} morning. The event was held int sale] Aan a er Eee nins raising chickens and ducks, and at his When Kane was arrested the dog fol-] Without any roof and it was not long 4 Be ree ee aa eataalisa noake Sra Ceres farm at Bergen and Virginia avenues he| lowed him to the pdlice station and, re- perore ihe players Eeeany (eeaD their HRC GEE OE Rah ee ec s . ‘ua several hundred of each of all ages | fusing to be reparated from nia master, | faces, rub th rcks and say f ements, . 3 andl eises ee se see | ran locked In the cell with him. The|Comely young women who he |eaxerly for ailing Infants, but they I had a care tonlay ofa young child "The Jucks are all well behaved and| dog rode to court in the patrol wagon | bowers and the ace ant annou | hold themselves In readiness to answ sermather, Colton yoready ana bay temperate and lead commendable Ii with Kane this morning and stood at the | they wo Lae lls that are sent to The E as | oc her nelgilors. ie onild consequent: with the exception of “Dewey,* whol Fall beslde hla master when the latter |deniy J y for thelr services. Often cases! rea falely well marked | wan Born Just cleven weeks ago yester-| Was arraigned. rub thelr § . zency arise where a physician !s Ged the ehlid and. pave dies day, Kane wus penitent and Magistrate | their backbones look after a child who Is con-| rections aa to the treatment otherwise} - Adjoining McMahon's barnyard on the) Brann sald: Finally the trouble got so serious that be in a precarious condition. | I shone, soon any ae considerable im. Bergen avenue side is a beer botting on:| I will let you go you promise to/a halt was called In the playing. and avori calesaronpedttolrive| rose’ hls case, . plogees one ‘diy left_a pan of stale. brer| let your dog take you straight home.” | the committee devoted flve minutes to ing World office in sich an in-| In a dark basement In Ludlow street”? / in the rear yard so that any of the) “1 promise,” sald Kare, and the collie, | chasing off big black bugs tant arrived with a ready response, ja iiddle-aged Hebrew woman, saked / j ducks that chose might sip of the 19°) wagging hin tall, walked out of court, }in a cloud and had settled over the! re yenterday this mentaze| Seed babyy “both of hem were te ) i c y, 4 v arty. } came from a home in feat Nineteen?) bes 5 The husband had en sul ar ‘Dewey displayed a fondness for| closely followed by bis master. party is orn. ing with rheumatism for six weeks,.and = street, where there was aeick bagy? /the beer as goon as he swallowed the Five games of euchre were played and firat_ mouthful. He drank and drank the! bugs were with the players ail the —— until he became paralyzed drunk, when} he. staggered toward. McMahon's house. time. | “at's the funniest thing 1 ever heard After the card-playing dancing was oh Ga satdin MoMAnone thls sane r nor aie enjoyed, ang at the concluslon of each of cotrse had nm unable to do f work, Tha baby. was iil” with, brow + Editor of The Fvening World: Rosie uld you Kindly ‘one of your! Sore was no puta 2 c . s mone: ln. the MetTz2ttk a $10 the above addresn, and Kobe Uae: to/ pay. a) dostar-or. to: ‘Suy med! 3 + |clne for elther sui rer, and the whi T supplied S| fimily looked half stacy © free physician who called at id intentinal Indigestion, due to; iliet. ‘The mother did note) that tea, coffee, if iy, worst of all, deel ong Hquors were the cause oudle, Her Uttle child: wat Huckensark meadows. iy reporta that tne! ad will probably the Chinamen are hand, child ts te overing mosqul! Dewey of his drink habit, hut my efforts dance Rev. Father Sullivan, the pastor, | ‘ oi j home found a smail Infant in whom the} ll the needs of the family, have ‘all faited. T have fed him with aided the committee to sweep hundreds i lite wan juat flickering, It wae one of ur. ; stronger, I guess the only cure ts to Fe Ne CAN COS ELT Om sean | — defore. The other baby had dled. The pine . In one family ® cut off his head. I hate to do this, eo) tt. ts sald ‘the bugs scam | coucomen eg phyalcian tok the little sufferers Inidear litte girl was found alck of fase ———— . pound for my duc as dothersomo a FIGHT HOURS [sez esrz.Tes.Se"I MISS, REYNOLDS A POLICE DAY.) sevesrere-nene| LOSES HER CADE eos of this kind) yy the sick Bables’ polxoned with alcohol to a mode" i ae; Sultable medicines: to) ——_—— bring the gtri out of this macnas oF ’ t accisunt: SE OUSE, ttack © i y prescribed, and all the necessary: “advice? To Relleve Lletie a \derers. Te the Editor of The Evening World Inclosed please find $10 for tl oe ’ bables, hoping it will help relieve ther suffering. (In Jesus's name. 8. F. Little Arts ity. To the Ealtar of The Evening World 0 | 1Stigsed please find 3 collected aa rales for pictures drawn by us in ments, rushed to Yrintty, Tex., by special train, raised the siege of the Ws Light Guard, who had under arrest Even Devery Now Says} tev spencer, a nexro, charged with! Burkhardt, Accused by Assault, for jLives of Two of Her]% Three Platoons Are A aesesn : rf ” , 5 & of the alck bables. . jetachment of the Guanl had been Dolly” Reynolds's Children Ground Out]? Viola’ Rretipds "Ania Murer, Fatal Mistake of Miller, Wh Had Been ss Sent to Jail. An Ideal e e of feat Sree sine een) Medicine, ~<: s ey CAMDEN, N. J., June 22.—Mrs. Plor- ence Miller, of Philadelphia, had her ee husband sent to Moyamensing prison husband rent gor three moncin tor | A New Discovery Which Cures All assault and battery on her. After he Forms of Catarrh, Nae put in prison Mrs. Miller learned| The tablet is the ideal form In which te fn titution only | administer medicine, but until recently ne that prisoners In that institi y serene Saar tail ad bie] to the railway station, when a of Trinity citizens formed a conion z : The Patroimen’a Benevolent Assocla-| and surrounded tho detaciment. Wiliam Burkhardt, on 3 of Husband and Son tion has won its fight for the three-] Soon as news of the soldiers’ plight | 5% Seventh aven platoon system. Teached here the balance of the guard| Non. wae discharged by Commissioner Murphy, following out| was hurried to the scene. They arrived | Mayo In the Yorkville Court to-day, the intimation he made some days ago,| this morning and drove back the mob| 9s charged with having atte: announced this morning that {t was ajand sorted thelr comrades and|@ssult) Minnle Reynolds, seven g00d system, was highly commended In| Spencer to the station. old, of No, 46 South Sixth Poston and Chicago, and that tt will not} As the special train pulled out for + Mount Vernon, the er of cause additional expenditure. Houston the mob fired. Many of the nolds, for whose murder Dr, He said that he had appointed Dep-| cars were riddled with bullets, but none | Samuet J nedy Was re uty Commissioner Devery, Inspector] of the soldiers was hit. The guard re-| Minnie Reynolds, who !s a Brooks and Inspector Kane a committee] plied to the firo and declare they saw] *45 in court and repeated her charge | Just Right. Spencer heres They had waried with Sister, Is Free by Train After Deaths a two and Killed ds from | months after Metzle they were struck | years ago. r poor hi natever work she could get in death, | She had struggled along ever si to formulate a plan to put the system| three members of the mob fall. subetantially as ma when sho had| hy the Amagans sxpress. The mother) The man owned the house he lived | ommunity ying her taxes, | get one meal a day. is into operation. As soon as the details] Spencer has been taken to the pent-| the boy arrested. | was watching tem, {put by terms of his will {t was nd feeding her Mttle ones. Her heart relented and sholhixed uele lent 4 palatable 7 . arg perfected the police of Greater New| tentlary at Hunteville for safe keeping. | Several witnesses testiNed to tha.good) Of a family of atx children Mrs, Metz-| to the thro children by the frat wits nally she found a man who paid | panket of daintles and sent ¢! tablecs forcam kaawa § York will begin to work eight hours a character of Burkhardt, among them|| as only three left. These, being grown, went out Into the| her for the ure of a horse she had. The] husband anonymously. day. being Rev. Dr. John Zeeter, of} red Metzler, a witower with three| world to seek thelr fortunes. They horse died a month ago. Miller thought they came from an-| cure of catarrh, and reault ‘This three-platoon law, now so heartily Mount Vernon, and Mra. Filsabeth| children, met the woman some eleven | lowed their stepmother and her chil-| ‘The pitiful condition of the woman has| other girl and sent her a note of thanks, n been highly | eratlty tie a eon eat D u t to Mra. Miller. ou indorsed by the Commissloner and other Whitlake, ex-principal of a public schou!| years ago. She waa young, but all her] dren to occupy the house rent frer on! aroused the Intoreat of the nelghbors,| walch the dallers sent to Mes. | eae form of inhalers, washew douches, high officials in the Department, was as in that city. llfe she had been a dru He offered! condition that she pay the taxes,|.\ Mrs. Van Buskirk has furnished twy| Mrs. Miller sought the girl, found that | or Nised with Kreator success, Dut Det Cemetery Tote form reating-plaes for| she had heen recently married to her] h°fiquid or pander form mere Inconvenient [the bodles. Other neighbors have con-| autband, and this morning made a com-| to use, andi Tike all, medicinal, in ie «| tributed toward the burial expenses.| plaint against him for bigamy. Tee eal opened orren To the altecons The surviving children ure Lottle, nine| Millers sentence expires July 18. A] “Stuart's Gatarrh Tablets contain highly conce ‘Anu [years Fritz, five, and Sadie, three. |detainer will be lodged against him. | concentraict, Antsopiig, tye en Mill amounting to about $40 a year. few weeks the oldest swimming and body was never her a home as his wife heartily condemned by all of them a] Walk Delewate Discharged om a! Dr. John A. Knapp testified that In short time ago. Deputy Commlasioner Sixteents Street Ballding. October, 199, he had operated on Burk-| out It. Metzler was a ha Devery, when he was Chief of Police,| The cfforts of a walking delegate to] hardt for appendicitls and that the] and hls wife had work denounced {t In his characterietic man-| cause a atrike of the bricklayers em-| YOUNES man Was still suffering from the) pice with him. Six children came to ner, He said it would take 1,000 addi-| ployed on a building at Sixteenth strect | effects of the operation. The last was bern some three tional policemen to put it into opera-Jand Firat avenue by Contractor Roft| Tie says that he belleved the boy mes = then eater oa cer: iG ithe, blood and mus tlon. To-day he saya that it can be| were unsuccessful. Though the brick-| When he sald that Minnie Reynolds! 07+ 2000) eee eeeermide. and. modern, Decausessit, done without adding any men to the| jayers admitted that they had a gtiev.|Dlayfully shoved him, striking him | huthoriules ‘are, now agreed (hat catarrh 18 poltce force. ance, only one quit work when the order| the side and causing Such pain that | iecrpenenereosenterstree terre The Inynterious 55.00 fund ralsed by] to strike was given. <Phat man ts ex.|¢ fell, and in failing seized her and Ths ute of Inhalers, douches and sprays ie bscription among the patrolmen has * “ah the gi uisance ani Inconvenierce and can subscrip' 4 Pi peat ealeatratilentio rock) staneay pulled her to the ground, fo wise compare: favorably, with been out of sight. for some time, and| P< ; ead een out of sient for some time, and! "Under the terms of agreement recently | Youn Burkhardt, on being called, ae. Anuboptica given in. tablet. form. 10 | hnxious. They Wanted the fund to get | reached by the Mason Builders’ Assocta-| Sion ofthe aitalr, : x AS FVIDE Ck . Seeay caer kint caterer eecmegth rod a . pn Cee ; Susy. Doubtless it will be circulating | tion and the Bricklayers’ Unt Thee eiealinean sbi t bef. ight. ye inion, all wir s lawyer, Joh L. Wao iene oatrolmenc having won their point,| KNevances must be submitted to arbi-| Feed with James B- Mccielland, will not fight for the return of their} tration. The trouble will be settled in| lar; money ne the bos, that ch t Re Ww y imaginary and Burkhard! F this way. discharged. SSitere Vain All-Night Search for a Lunatic Who Ter- rorized the Children of North Pelham. In Fight at Waterkloof Kill Eight, Capture 4. The atranger spoke to her and : A darted back into the shrubbery. Sixty-six. £ day the man again de his appearance in the nelghbore mt of School No, Land was seen by] CRANOCK, Cape Colony, June 22.—In pal Hill, Mrs. Marvel, the Jant-]an engagement at Waterkloof June 2 and a number of puplis, When] the British lost elgnt men killed and % damages before Justice| school children of that vicinity the wild man discovered he was being | {Wo mortally wounded and had four men preme Court, was] Week past. Covered with briers and com- | Yesterday afternoon| ertously wounded. pletely worn out by their tramp through | he was again seen In Gannon‘a Woods] !n addition alxty-six men of the Cape the heavy: underbrush; ¢ rade [bya a bays, who say that he| (Colonial, Mounted Rifles were captured, rl “|The captaln of a Boer squadron ts re- [WED A WEEK INEGRO CHASED BY ([‘isiorssococ%) Seized on Stand. le Merka and a posse of tw N VACANT LOT) A LYNCHING Mos. eee F vho if Mrs, Sal Flaumbatt, who te ung sees op getting nome trac the Metmpolitan Street Railway Com- 4 man who has been terrort: ot ne pany for $2, Andr taken with hysteria to-~lay and began vs in the & i Officer Kelly Saved Innocent Man from Frenzy Plight of a Deserted * of 6,000 Pursuers. : Woman and Her yelling at the top of her volee. cho searching party gave |up the hunt | wasidrinking from the brook that runs ° i Three Children. George H. Hart, her lawyer, turned|at 2 o'clock this morning ven sient ported to haya been wounded and one { Had {t not been for the arrival of a/closeat to the flecine man struck him| {? the Jury and sald: ae A ata ate Coert eye B ie hajols espe |e ys ea This wild man has been seen by a a ¥ " 4 dozen or more of North Pe m'a mnest |) toward €] condition as a result of the accident) rejutabin residents, who all agreed \ of he lilinge, When, a number] HAVE LEGAL RESIDENCE. 74 and puble peatan ob agers heard of this they atartes ab ents pte ret s "8 on, that shows my ellen policeman an Inoffensive negro, known| repeatedly. He finally took refuge Policeman Greary, of the Fourth ave-| aa King O'Connor, of No. 29 Weast| Chinese Jaundry, using a coal bint nue station, Brooklyn, while covering] Forty-sixth street, would have been| rear for a hiding place. his beat In Third avenue, near Thirty-| tynched by an angry mob of 5,000 people,| Orllcer Kelly a on hig description, Me is a out fn search of the wild man, ‘They iwase years. é it seems tna 4 3 PReared. His presence, tells that Mrs. iaum- | ye. Y ty ta “ito A mamen Are) irre rid of it. The continual dropping. o| vixth street, at 1 o'clock this morning. | who excitedly surged through Thirty-|backed up by a ready club, cause! Ra NeTORSEI INT arshola gmediomyhelghtiani ts sveryauouxpandicorneralniene to Adminaton, toes Tom the noeo into the throat cates Just as the electric storm was at Its! yevonth street and Tenth avenue and|mob to haft. O'Connor was p UE aN a Toate Aa ina Diep leet: tea ira! irritation and hoarseness, seriously ioterter= height, saw moving figures in a vacant ae treet crosstown line}enirt with a white stripe in it, He SBURG. ¥., June 22.—The | ing with my public speaking. It took me an ieee Ho investigated, and found hud- Gaal eetateeelneoaa mettre? last Seonatrent Ante was arraigned in . t porary « neither hat nor shoe: ers are divided as to just Chinamen who were arrested last bear or snare ot couch, gageings tose ES ce Court this morning : ventie owing : yeok he has bean seen by bus man In the wonda| February for unlawfully entering thts | touidaectle down to work, and this cowdle dled in a heap, scantily protected from | night along Thirty-neventh atreet, when, | ‘The mob was trying to lynch O'Con- ntral Wha the rain, which had peat down upon to work on the Grand ty, Mrs. Patrick Marvel, | jp, e opinion that he Is} country have been released from the | ton gradually, Drought op catarrh of stome : 0 he claims, he wan confronted by a| nor and sald that he had attempied to oss of appetite, poor 4 thelr unprotected bodies for an hour, ‘ : It ix alleged the care in crosain C. WM, of So eae lunatic was has escaped from {County Jail here under orders from | ach. causing thelr unprotected bodies for an Nour. | nexro, who lavelled a revolver at his|shoot somebody,": said OMicer Kelly t1 eee fas PEN ee aT rts we eel "United. States’ Comminsoner’ Gray, who | S34 jacfoul presth. niin, annoys ie eed seed Vand {declared thats Wel wes ccotng | Santer ain Dench the sanitarium in ronxville, which ad ! feedingly. My phy oy were surrounded by a few articles of | Mou) seen eat Flaumhaft: was a passer h time the wild man + joins North Peliam at the west, Others | finds they are entitled to residences Stuart's Gaintrh ‘Tablets, and I took 4 3 5 saw the crowd °° na h 5 2 . two muon! furniture that had seen their best days. |. crowd gathered and the colored| prisoner. “ ea there,” nald the h and at Lexington|in the neighborhood of Gan belleve that the man ts Blondin, tae| "Phere are 126 Chinamen still awaiting | how quickly they cleared my head, At the atation-house the woman said i) x ner. “and I did nothing but just conductor Is said to iaave|Witbur Hanratty met him while taking] stussachusetts murderer, who | was| trial. Red stomach and 1 have no hesitaton im she wae Mie Tile Senne and that | ™A% Tan, O'Connor was attracted by|run. Aa xoon as the mob auw me ray. NOWERURIGy : rape pa abate rd ——— Froominending them,” They. are pot ealy rf ° the trouble and the mob tmmediately | bering somebody yelled, “1 traced bys tnesnostonidetect ves through, pleasant to take, DUt they seem to get. ai the had recently come from Cantda| tirae4 on nim erink somebody yelled, “Phero he ist’! “ilurry up! Got wut of nere if. you this place, When Blondin disappeared Princess Chrintena Cruiser, | the very rom of the trouble. because! sinew r huaband, Charles, He wor! p i aden rush for me. riaiene TI ‘ ans ts Be Sing them I have had no trace of catarrh= Shia lightor nad recently: denerted ther.| “Lynch him! Shoot him! KM him!"| “f didn't know what had teen dons king of the world." trom) nial reams [oni iaveniae nies | IBEa lune, SPelnersel Meaty aat coors ell Suara Galarrh Tablets ap Y kat i ne, sof th id, York City he said that he was goink out chrintene or full-sized package. They wero dispossessed 1 week ag and Pet bebe ta rapes iewelled uti I ai know that those white me 1 at Hanratty for a Ret & poaltion ae haatter ftunened. orantas a r c i the! pocket and c vero after my blood, and 1 went dow 5 : ; dP, ‘ . atte le spent the time ini the hollow of the lot PD ‘0 after my blood, and I went dowr and turning his heel ran the opinion Blondin did not | BAMed Pring Adalbert, after Sree a cosine, mercury Cr. Ong, Pruswjan Admiral to the dense portion of the ted position, and that he ‘The next time the wild man » return to New York and Is [ vas on Tuesday, wh en! nad obwpodenitet : SE Ce Rei ac eee we thas uneary Feeung. (KEANE’S, 9&2" And Lose That Uneasy Feeling, ry % x F Refrigerators could collect during thelr pligrimages of - e a ho has always beon a the day, They presented # pitiful con- | ugitinns chap.” although hardly ever | Keen the food cold, sweet and whols= ction when Moxtstrats Dooley, in the | i IM, tells of the way he puts on flesh | some during the summer months. Keane's | urt, saw them thin . | and reduced his Irritability and Economy, Relties morning, condition. % nervous A unt)! fora thee husband! rh ‘ Nuts Food at the table of a friend = f Shido be odred for until the nusband Ip fonca e ey : and enjoyed the flavor so much that ——— the Grcetes GIRS a pS Eee where they were found. traffic In the streets. . Thirty-neventh street fam as 1 could Mra, Ganne and the children, two| O'Connor became terrorized and fied |skedaddle. 1 was xeared near to death, pretty girls of Afteen and eleven yeara,| 10wn Thirty-seventh street. yelling for|I thought sure [would he k and a@ boy of elght, had Ilttle fend for] Mercy: Those in the mob who were Magistrate Devel discharged O'Connor, ten daya and lived from the scraps they come only more severe. isual de-| was railroad ms contributory negligence Whalen saw him while pi posi he began to have {t every meal. He and ecc nomy or some disposition 1s made of the case. says, “In a short time I found myself ig buying at, Keane! another person, the old feeling of WIDOW GETS $7,500. Mra. Pullis, widow of Frank Pullis,| Justice Gaynor, in Su; iti i 5 who died at his home in North Bergen, | Brookdya, to-ddy granted meme court. Inspectors Transferred to Positions They Had] yassarrax, kan, gune 2.—an Aiscontent and unetsiness left me en- N. J, on Thursday, wi $280 ‘counse 4 Aisposnessed by | Fit chins Harris, of Mo. Got ete ence Before ‘Fifteen’ Raids Caused Change. eee en ncdlat Chore wit, {about my work, whereas, before for Awarded that/her father-in-law, William Pullls, to: Peli sonal + tO-lwho has been suing het f ‘ es I had always had the feelin ad Trial. day. All her belongings were put out in Gparies povior Harris, for absolute | sumer of stained glass of being a little weary, now I seom to On; the seoond ‘trial Yor damages for |the street. ' said. that Nir. Mareis eniteed euesy!t | degtroxed. a large hole |nave a surplus of energy for every- the death of her husband, a jury has| There were rumors! of suspicious cir-} Come of $19,00 a year, Ie Is president Pe teal oa crereeltctnat herein itarehesT n ‘placed, and the/thing; my welght has Increased 11 awarded Anna 3. Griffen $7,500, one third | cumstances attending Pullis’s death, but of the Celadon Terra Cotta company of the amount returned by a jury in| Dr. Converge, the County Physician, de. band pays 61,40 a year for his houne, Her, pastor of the Cpen Until 10 o'Clock. cording to Mrs, Harris. badly shattered, pounds In 4 weeks, and f am still s oi recontiyi:clec Mayor, | eulning. Carpets, Parlor, Dining-Koom Bee spectors he- | Dis ee 2G nent ked for th cided that he dled from Bright's dis-) The petitioner named ds a co-reapond- to Rockaway to spend Sun- districts to which Thompson ani a biter war onthe | “I have never been vory sick and | Hedroom Furntture, Panos, Bley 8. Griffen as damages for the| ease. ent Miss Neva Gould, a Chicago type. Kane were assigned are the same over ints. Recently six Of! am satisfied if my present improve. | rie ee Pee ead co he wald, Mr. Harris met death of her husband, Alfred H. Griffen,| Mra. Pullia's father and mother, who| Writer, whom, § ‘ned 329 and given sixt¥ mont in health oontinues, I shall not | ina plenty ot time to pay for the goods yom Be during the World's Fair. -She ane tor Cri 7 tat which they ty charge befo fal who was secretary of the United States are now, with thelr | Groughe in evidence = novel bilt'ar sire | Inameoter, Cream, who was assisting | which they formerly’ had charge bef rresta have beon made in con-| be at Kean Fjre Insurance Company, at No, 45] Gaushter, and have cheaged @ flat at} for two days’ board to “C. T. Harrie and | Senior inspector Cortright, was trans: | the effort to make Cross a deputy chic!) nection with the explosion. ‘Tho change that this food has made ; Korean heat es directed ipottior safe, ane, wills ay pik a eile ca Gated amt summer at Old Moint} ferred to the First District, which in-|to Devery was made. Ai UpataceinaarGaca in my Ufe has bean! vemerkeblesand le 7 ; A a im De est Manice. + mD : > ehie! ton lace Roof Garden. {factory that I am glad of the a Bhe further alleges that he left hi he “Red Light" district; Inspec-{ 80. the old police aystem which pre go satis 6, 1898 was In the | Seite pute saye or eas aves " spec) ailed before the days of the Committee] Lion Paince Root Garden opens to-| opportunity to tell you. Please do 1351 TO 1355 3D. AYBs, 2 Griffen on Dec. } that her. brothers-in- Jan. 8, after beating icking her, 5 4% / elevator sof the Manice building, law have been trying to neve her sign |On bis part Mr. Harris stuted that his| tor Kane was taken from the Third and y ¢ Justice) MigBt at One Hundred and Tenth street /not publish my name.” Name can | test side of 31 ave.) between = which the company has ite offices, 6 Yar: “ited ice per !wife gambled, playing bridge whist. She 1d. poste he Fittn| of Fifteen and tho ralds of Justles| ang Broadway. First-class vaudeville ‘ Cereal Go., | 028 bleak, above tian a HE Ene ake Yall aad a] HinbSana’s Seath, "bute rj said fc was quiy for prises, Ho money [AMnene? to Ris old positon in h] Jerome hus virtually been returned to' will be the features ‘Concerts will be] be slven by tho Postum Cereal Co., | pase ine door, : By heads he has 1D On oe over, at take, eee nO money) District, and Inspector, Thompson was as far‘as the inspectors are conceraed, given Sunday, rb Ltd, Battle Creel, Mich. a) ‘o ef ber. counsel