The evening world. Newspaper, July 30, 1901, Page 2

eet ia. jet weer} THE WORLD: TUE@AY EVENING, JULY —HIMBERLY WONT STORK AT HOME | |CONFERENCE OF LEADERS _Bycn Bro an (N COURT OF COUNT STIRUM| BY BR’ | TO END STEEL STRIKE. mon ment of the differences wae in |concediiona the Amalgamated oMcias liang joined the conference shortly after | Seventeenth Half- | — TS talehe agreed to make when in_ conference M1 ovclock. | e l | ‘ vith J. Ph tM it Saturday. shop and Garland are ex-Presidents | Ee ae ava tor the meeting | jz Moat m Seerey | shh aoa outed evra | Wearhy Clearing Sale. | Outfitters. | dent Shaffer placed before It the terma strike they also refused to say any-) upoo which the United States Steel Cor- | thing as to what will be done to-day. | Atl 7 tthe *, and Becretary Juse;h Uishop, of the Ohio poration will acttle the atrike, and the | ,Becretary Jusunh Lianop. of tie oa (Continued from First Page.) ¢ Tells Secretary Long He Is Too III to Do So. otithe Gencent Ere: ive Boned Of |" if the deal tn approved there will be a [roth have beon interesting, themselves fthe Amaia’ | conference with the combine offictal lock, | later, Little doubt Is entertained, ho 7 than thee ent \ever, that the action of President shat-| STRIKE MAY | lconferring wi the Western | 8 | lfer and Be ry Willlams will be rati- here of the Hun ‘nea BE EXTENDED. olelock the entire | The representa led tonether, j interests are Those present were: President Bhat: «fun by telepha |ter, Secretary John Willams, Anslatant | onoe wilt at one: eenaaT nt eae ae David, fees | The"combine conterrees will probably x A peoeee see o M include Very! Preston, A — on w coe ae Iie ot ake Aqertcare Steet | Mot Rettled this week, Blue and Black Serges 35 The Federation of Labor, it !s report- il 35 that will not fade, all made in graceful, 5 e need Av THESE ARE BUT FEW OF THE MANY TEMPTING SPECIALS: es of the steel AT High Grade Summer Suits, | 65 e aa we \ ay communica-| YOUNGSTOWN, 0., July 20.—The 1 65 Cheviots, Homespuns and Worsteds, mili- j e from Admiral Kimberly asking etised from the Schley court « ‘on account of the state of his he ‘The Admiral tn understood t fering from heart trouble. The tion was placed in the hands tary Long. who will dispo matter from his home in Higham, Mass | Admiral Schley has wr ty the precept. The letter was malie!l hy his counsel last night, ment officinis say it has 1 etébeen | recelved at the Departinent | LONG HASN'T “A WORD TO:SAY." and a confer-| union furnace men of the Mahoning and tary cut regular price $15.00, $18.00 and follow. Shenango valleys, who number about re 1,0 workmen, were notified to-day by $20.00; now the American Federation of Labor to go | on atrike If the present steel strike 1s Fireside Hoop Company; Viee-Preaidents War- | py Ww eee eee We eaL_Leeds, of the [(tl cénalders the sale of the 49,00 tons proper summer style, $15.00 gnd $18.00 trict No. 4, cof ciem| \mnerican ‘Tin Plate Companys John | 0f pig {ron last week ty. the Messcener quality; now i+, VicecPrenidgnt District No.4. of | Warner, General Superintendent of the | Anrvclation to the United States: Steet : raon, Inds John F Ward. Vices! American Sheet Steel Company, and]atrike against the Amalgamated asso- President District Youngstown: | 1 Ww. Jenks, manager of the American | ciation. FJ. Willams, Vie ident District | LWW genks. manage Striped Flannels— Coat and 6 85 e * at No. 7, of Birmingham, Ala,; John Chap- Trousers—the new fashionable stripes and fell, Vice-President District No. & of | B serene tlaneatina\e mela -|ALL SHIPPING : 6 85 overplaids, coat broad-shouldered and cut in IS PARALYZED. 9 ‘eweastle; John W) Quinn, Vice-Preal- | ct As, 3 sit. District No. 9, of Granite City, Il . The Amalgamated peop at the waist; sold at $8.00, $9.00, $10.00; now im a oll inion as Eliad Jenkins, of Youngstown; John H. Morgan, of Cambrid, 0, and John lthey have seeured a foothold in Plerce, of Pittsourg, nattonal trustees. (on the hand, the 8 Immediately after the Htee | ie argue that a mill le not anton | mination late laat night, when the City filed Into the room the do nN majority of the | Front Federation ordered a general AND nels, regular prices $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 and AND IWerellncked | strike on the docks of San Franctsco, 0 s 4 20 Previ Oakland, Miteon Rock and Port Costa, 4.2 $7.00 per pair; now fe passed through New York City on MMs way for a mon fis home in Boston. He reached Jersey City from Washington at,2.46 o'clock and took the ferry to Twenty-third «tre A cab conveyed hin 10 tral Station. He wor crash, a straw hat 4 Drofdered brush and + Asked tf he had anyt the Bampson-Schley his head: COUNTESS VAN LIMBURG STIRIUM. “Glad to tely you cveryy ~ q could,” he sald, “but Tcan't) 1 haven't | em Bate See aee eh erord itoraay ace} American Wife the) count van Limburg strum tad come | breach of faith SAN FRANCI8CO, July 30.—The labs : troubles In thla city, reached thelr cul- 2's Light-Weight Trousers— 2,90 ° Cheviots,- Worsteds, Homespuns and Flan- one of Count Vv pburg, WABHINOTON, July .—Sdrretaty t Ninety Long left to-day for bis annual vacn- morning a sniling nurse wae thon, which will be apent tn New Fn: leuddiing the softest Httle Noy tmby tu na Wall street broker Mand. Until the return of Asmtstant | Manhattan and singing him songs ina Sophie ‘Traubmann, ¢ @ecretary Hackett, Admiral Crownline |eongue none can understand except the [etlebrated aspera singer, who prior t shield, Chief of the Bareau of Navira-|wee ones who have Just ig Charles Patowdky was amem-| amy, third serious accident withln a] Ond Willams, the husband of a rela- ndseme daughter o fs to go Into effect this morning. Oo wet onan cipre The resolution to strike, which re- ne were unanceeseful. | ment A the strike Sharia wacnitevartecte ain etary WIL ed that thi The combine conferreen are located at| temporary paralysis” of the shinning . vem tte. qne. tka a year] Her an hCey waluame jtated thas 8 | ene Hotel Schenley. where. hey. were| buritest ot Rant Reanclaco Sich af MGS at Almost ! 2 Price. * * |p rhere are now Idle 2%,10f workmen. en L Idewt of tne Carnegie Steel Company. | the sttke may - . Asked If he had received any commu: . 5 x rahere aie y mean the closing of the || ALL BYCK GOODS UPTO THE USUAL BYCK BROS.’STANDARD, Ricstisn} sis pad rece ves a ni Mother oft a Fine to New York i) a eae ee aehrainy When sthescommittce nasembled Prest-! but IMke all the others Interested In tne le ort. ALL OFFERED AT PRICE REDUCTIONS AVERAGING 40%. acéeded to the Admiral’s r CONDE MESES ETD i ow sald the Secretary of tne| MaANce. Jman Embasay in Landon. He waa hand. ui H 154 to 164 East BATT ever womb tthe RSree aon! ell elven eka [outs Southwest Cor. of BycK Bres s2sthSta Ned Av, See i, rTHRilen marollilohectonne oye Lnited States, nut aw the weather - Fulton and NasauSts. (Open Evenings.) | . | stork that has been Mapping | wa ew fang Rranch ; SCHEEYV;S COUN SE re ree ines and ulichestenine Duler| Uopearance here caured cone i |x F ment among the young —--— =r a os ’ LU poverm| dani nlicht over the ve only Raw one whe at ‘ = = a LE ey aire Teas See AS flare ac se] Workman in an Excae!Howthe Theatrical Man|Miss Burrows Choked * af Mis Agatha Traub . . : . | Painfully Injured. Came to Blows. Thief Got Diamond. Ott $15 had NAME CLEARED 0 9 ' HAE wilt! be\ Acting Secretary, of the | Nodinnd Sra UeAcompany happened at the Rattery thin tive af Mra, George W. Lederer, choro| A Masked burglar Inet midnight brut- Navy. The young «irl friends of the mother, | ‘The Count and Mee Traubmann had] oorning, woen Edward Corrigan, afthe @apreme Court In Brovklyn as the ally beat Mins Lizzie Burrows, twenty ‘ celve 5 - from the oMftcials ne to its on, itis thought, will hinge the settle: |eelved the unanimous Rei | Furnishings, Hats and Shoes. Ruld te {tet tis morning by W. E, Corey, Prea-| NOt been kneswn before, Sayeetiention, Ste. Lone wa tiy Boy Baby—Sequel of}! tatner tat teen Premier tema | | Goods Exchanged or Money Refunded. ued In resard to. the foridaing ag Long Branch Roe! ss ene court of Queen Wiihelmina | Alterations, if Required, Free of Charge. Cp ECLA UL tat aah ‘ | The Count was an attache of the Gere DOWNTOWN STORES: UPTOWN STORES: ~ Navy, emiling, “that order appiles with: iH 1 PREPARING CASE, } stints for there minute ‘| vation at the Battery | and Williams Nearly | Into Insensibility— “admiral Sehiey has aiready besun|ahy got the mereet of hen, all] Mever met before, but in one week they klayer, of No. M1 East Bightyefrat) scene for An outbreak this: morning, yeare old, Uving with her widowed There Will Be No Con- Accused of Sending me from the prevaration of his cane, At hinleried: “On, isn't he just too sweet Were engaged, and in ten days they loft | etree 4 mother, Mrs, Minnie C, Burrows, o he nt herd Ae m i t, wan pinned down on the road-]| Mr, Lederer, @eing present (o prose: | |, in Fequeet Mr. James Parker, hin aanistant| ‘rhe coming of the future count re-| Lens Sirancn taeth y aame, to Boa ae ee ee eremeedingn for] Vernon street, Ridgeneld Park, NJ. | test Over the Young Bomb, He Is Honor- Gounsel, to-day made application to the} catia the romanes at Long Branch | The young woman wax choked Into In- Ferry, by a Broadway car. the possession of hin chee-Ih! Maitiand, Ho hat several riba broken, hia collar] participated tn the outbreak, and tf both |fensibility, and was found proatrated Man's Will. ably Discharged. Department for permission to examine | which served an nm topic for svel y for the logs and offictal records in connec- tlon with the moromenta of the ships ‘on the south alde of Cuba, ani this per- mission was granted. Mr. Parker wan given accesa to these docurmnts anil Was examining them to-day. ®Both Admiral Dewey, the president of the court, and Admiral Benham were at the deoartment to-day. The Iatter ‘Aue formally acknowledmed the receipt of the order of Secretary Long detailing him on the court. There ts no question BISSERT JURORS TO BE LOCKED UP. <0 _____ bone was broken and he was severely st Hospital As car No, 1.270 came along Corrigan the car was al and too (ar by t or rteel pl vering tae subway, ework i cured and the car Jacked up before Cor- rigan’s bleeding form could be drag: men had not been strenuously held the Druimed, He waa taken to the Hudson | Janitor of the court-house woult have had a blood-mopping Job on his hands. The nedPaion of th raion was the tried to get out of an excavation, ut} nenring before Justice Hooker. Mr. Lede “ito come too nwiftly | motorman, and Cor- Mean was hit and pinned down to tho erer, the theatrical manager, of © } fame, Is suing his wife for divorce and jane In suing him for a separation. [hoy, Maitland, Im five years old, apd Hotating apparatus had to be pm-| both want him, Some weekn ago Mrs. Lederer fed to” | remote community up-State with the} offspring. Then it was that George W. | on the floor by her mother and brother when they arrived home at midnight. Miss Burrows had just put her Httle fister to bed, and was going down atairs, When ee naw the burglar coming out of the dining-room. ware he had under tils arm. woman on the head, knocking her to became unconscious, The masked man struck the young! ered, entirely cut off from any ah the floor, and then choked her until she| Ellis, formerly Ewa Long, (Apecial to The Evening World) SCHENECTAD , July 3.—The threatened legal fight over the estate of John Elwer (better known ax Bud") She Kot between the burglar and the es 4 ss » who died in N ‘ork some weeks The | G00r/and told) him! to drop: ther allverc |e emo cued ini New York ago, In off, Young Ellis's will, it will be remem- in his emate his wife, Eva Roxanna of Utea, an Benjamin Rosenbloom, arrested some tin on of having sent the bomb that blew off the hand o Edgar Schrowler to John J, Kletchka a clerk In the Board of Public Improve ments in Brooklyn, was honorably dle charged In the Adama Street Police Court this morning. Kletchka, who at first accused Rosendloom. ts now con- ago on » of acceptance of such n detail whe: , : out from under the car. actress before their marriage. | i sn ChkGmiral Menham expects, to. ns Recorder, Goff's Unusual Proceeding—Lena) "Corin showed magnificent nerve in| secured the writ of habean cornun, He ‘The burglar secured a diamond ring| ‘Bud's entire estate, which fe worth Conky Site eaewnate See coer ind AGM, Meret favenee on| Schmidt Says She Gave the Wardman $550. tther bev coun at uny tore the chee-lid from the grasp of ite| Worth $300. The allverware was found | hundreds of thousands, was left to his EN ee eaten pte 12. | time nor tv doing more than giving a! Mother and hurried to New York with| Under the front porch this morning. mother, Mra. J. W. Smiley, who restdes Rishop of Florida’ Dead. ——_——- } wae - Iittle sigh once ina while as he lay un- {it Since then he haw been allowed 70 Aoree agrearas of atten Burrows wen |in thts city, and as soon as the wis. (a ea rri ee RUINED BY SPECULATION. | : ‘ der a tree waiting for help from a doc-| Viet Maitland at the home of the) gion ta‘teuve hin boots behied foe pure tons of the will were weak that| ST AUGUSTINE, Fin., July 30.—Righ < re mouabeed tor Of the nethborn. stated by the friends of the widof that! nev” Jonn Moore, Bishop of the Flor hous $< hands were in court this morning xhe would make an attempt to break the] is. nincene, died at 10 o'clock this morn Standard Exploration Co pany). Ftton by: Sehmidy tn Id ivwert ever call upon you? hen the) cane was eet to be argued. | rr witness salt Dissert had told her Mra. Latlerer waa represented by Law- come to fle station-houme to nee yer Btephen Baldwin, and Mr. Lederer's z limb of the law wan Franklin Bilen, tiled ] Mr. Baldwin, when the curtain went there amd told him speth a res up, Informed the Court that he had with, in ‘St iz jeckholiers’ Heavy Vo: cepts see cthen, wilt Ince that time Eliie's family has LONDON TIAN EA tees eat meets [Oey anf weet eritnihe acireer, ava today onc| LADIES CAN WEAR SHOE : ing of the creditors po-day and at a suy-| Th sequent meeting of the shareholders of) 08> the Standard Exploration Company, one! © fot the mining concerna known aa the] sternati wan jatiinati reached. one size smaller after using Allen’: By it Mrs, Ellis releases her dower right to any Interest in her husband's| Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaker . estate, and gives to the dead man’s; into the shoes. It makes tight o1 mother deeds covering all interest she| new shoes feel casy; gives instan! e reat = miner vler Gort's deciwton creat ds tn court Just been called into the case and de- Whittaker Wright,” the oflelal ree] When 4 re lun Jetred time to study It. ceiver made euch astounding revelations | the Recorter e Justice Hooker sympathiaed with him that he drew from the excited share-|‘Ton.bs, while award, and allowed him until next Thureday had at any time in the property, a 3 | relief to a . holdérs demamis for the lynching of the| were e* where » bi Mmorming to present a return. and Upereonaljlof {her (husbands). For, i corns and bunions, It’s the these papers she-has received a check | Steatest comfort discovery of the . raons implicated. Mey ate a\e ’ At thin point the Justice left the virne Tesla sntd that the estimated | In ‘hile « fer the prosecut RI ott here rv five gira. N Y k Ww ° Died court-room and the man Williams above Preacher Thr oO h for $75,000. age. Cures and prevents swollen assets were farcical. The fourteen mines, | Mr Osborne told the jury that te fact | Whae at ew Yorker Wh referred to made his entrance, He cast O ee Vaugh- aetna feet, blisters, calloug and sore spots Ve aT Oy ume| in Denver Remem- |asrersions on Mr. Lederer's ancestry! ters and a Friend |WOMAN UNDER THE WHEELS.| ae nsoniee nee, netine feet at | é, : and features, and was about t cast hin aueinee bers His Friends. right hand after the aaperaiona’ when Nearly Drowned. all druggists’ and shoe stores, 257 2 Don't accept any substitute, Tria valued at £767.00), had earned nothing. | ‘The company stared with a cash cap- ‘ict of 500,000, but the directors took | Httle interest jn the company’s mines and devoted thomaeives to Stock Ex-| 5 was tt min pollcemen reatrained him a Over Her Head a “And that's where your money ts change eee gone,” sald the recetver. Then Mr. Lederer sprang to hin feet , and denounced Williams most scath- CAPE MAY, N.J., July 9.—Five per- bably Die. Mra, Mary Lamb, fifty-five years old, package FREE by mail. Addrea Allen 8. Olmsted, Le. Roy, N. Y. a tas P| ingly . gona nearly lomt their Hives Inthe surf | or ‘ : ———__——— —- FOX TO CALL ON CROKER Rint atreet, | “LAL me go," he erled to thore who] here to-day. Only the brave efforts of | fey. vine ates en Pn eate Lost, Found and Rewards, : L her flve-yeareold daughter, Virwinin| Were holding him, “and LM send him the beaoh Iife guards saved them from of Seventh ‘and Coles streets, that city, | i0STofietween 394 ot station end Martinique —— TSEC HUME Lea I. Roberts, will come inty a fortune of | (metning Willtamay to a hospital.” drowning. Ce baby mal itiaNdrivenanplPaltick ore bee a abel Gy arte 1 ‘ About $4.00, and nll because td, Shen Veward. "Wetara to oMee of Martinique, Nefore he could specify the hospttal,| Rev. W. V. Idebart, pastor of the Mo- Somers, of 2 Prior street. Somers ‘inh he | gacetd lena se onan te| Kindness and attention show Mtendaote of the court hurled him tnto| ravian Church, at Bethlehem, Pa., hte|ts employed aw a driver by Van Bueren de thd Sa Coan | posit! acer eines h : nat Wei the lust days of hls tte, ivateorslilor Following this they hurled tne daughters, Anna, Helen and Ethel, |.¢ gon, contractors, The Nor rman Lloyd Uner Iiniser | PY foume te my house Chelatmag] oiiy of Watson Wo Moore. who dled in| Willams into che same corrite and W. P. Hall, of Washington, D. c.,|° ‘ ‘Withetm oe Grosse eailed to-day with | NICS £6 CORTON otharepon eenenncaiet scene aT ‘ 5 Tame lact. Wealneasiny, wae] Mfter the excitement “had subsided! were the persona rescued, Si let See Avec iat ote pact her cabins full Mrs. Harge woman. | 4 ofelosk in ne drinking with veoMate dn the County Court] Mr, Lederer made the following state-| One of the young Indies had been|taken to St. Francis‘s Hospital, where John Fox, ex-President of {he Dem * thee ktt ‘Dhe temtator directs ment to The Evening World: learning to swim, her father and Mr.|it was eaid ahe may dle 3 cratic Club and a frend of Richard was not Croker, sailed with hin wife, They were accompanied by Mrs. Kate Hogan, the A wife of Judge Hogan, and her two|” kin pousditall vac ice daughters, the Missen Kate and Nelile Hogan, They will be abroad about la ———_- -—_______ i two months, viniting Carried, some nf the large citles on the Continent and return to England after touring Russia. Mr, Fox will visit Mr. Croker at Wan- Pore woman tage. oO Other’ passengers were Dr, Louis & OF ta Corea, Minister of Nicaragua at Wash- He Aearent ington, D. C.; Dr. Gustav Moze, Ju Me. Knapp sald J. G, Jenkins, Robert Lebanuy, . nideratood that he cunsiits of Interests t eonndddni “This man Willams belongs to what] Hall inetruct'ng her. After being in| Somers wan allowed to go on parole. ° Teall ¢ {the Ingrate families, When! the water for some time she thought a LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. left to Mr ne regrettable trouble between my wite| she would try to awim withgut aestat- Ant myself grote he came to me and| ance HURT IN TUNNEL, . The wit | Made protestations of friendship, I be-| She succeeded in swimming 3 short she my {Heved him to be my friend, and now he] distance by hersesf but then became To prect th Nh i htened and called Aa Bs das gone to the other side and te doing| father, “Me. Hin nnd her tie patter | wget and WIM Probably Die. 755 ‘this romiag’ ntion to his best to hurt me. al awam toward her. who was seventy youre] When the public hearing was over e Rint threw her arma! about her| John Go! Intant foreman of the in this morning’s and clung |men working on De Leon's contract on . the subway tunnel at Elm and Prince ew York about three months father when he reached h we were all called to the private cham-|to him desperatel: 5 been of Justice Hooker, where he gave | most ne:pless.. Mr. hed th ata himn, rt {the iron beams | BU. ormlers to the oMcer who has my boy In as dd the other two girls, and in the ptreets,y sellicromoneio age 7 Heli Wi r RSLS le rtd excitement all were dragged under the| thirty feet to-day. He was injured in- Paid Help Wants in the 13 othe : i . According hese Instruc- | surfacy of the water. ternally and may dle. He was taken to New York papers combined. | tiyns 1am to see the boy wheneves I] A lifeguard plunged into’ the eurt, ne home, No. 19 Marton street, by a S for him, and ax father and daughter came to the ; surface again he seized ther nd neig | Gouverneur Hospital ambulance. lt Holleben, German yore’s heir. Heo dtd not pais A - that he would ontest th ie} fagton, D. C.; Col. D. G. Metntosh, Mr Kay maid tat he dit not know | t— tem untll other guards reached them, || === and Mra. Jacob Il. o B oy Mrs""haberte.lthe henettelity. wae | DR, EPPSTEIN RESIGNS, | also brourht in eatery" by the guards | DR, ROBERT KOCH | s0787* lS JANITORS §{ JANITIESSER eit, Lord Btay To Be Before the Su-|Probable Recommend. Seoipitvonir ies ta HORSE: CAR IN COLLISION SCEIVER FOR | Returns to Germany from the) mvcrssii = #] movin Kelner Hinton "40" Wal] preme Court Instead "| ati 3 r + |etteven statwart Hepentican cium] ASK RECEIVER FOR M. & 0, |Returns to Germany from the) ook... s.-§{ kinins of General Sessions. | ar of the Metropolitan Street — for Park Avenue. A horse c: Thal ell DEN Epnateln vise Preciaent ‘The Stockholders Want the Ce 2S eS — BOOKKEEPERS .. SHIPP| ones Railway Company collided with a Str UY to Act. nors . eg te . ING NEWS. paneeenenOee 4 . of the Stalwart Republican Club, has End? “WORKERS. 3 b < leaning Department cart to-day: 4 BRASS “WORKE 2 . = Judtice MeAdam, In thas Supreme| 4 rector en visi and Huydeon streets, | Tesianed both from his office and mem-| MEMPIIS, Tenn. July 29.—A special BN ERATOR con Court, towtay handed dows i {Grant Jury to-day coneluded tts 1" Sone of the passengers wan injured,| Perehip In the club. From Meridian, fines seaye sis Appl ii) : 8) Panty uM 4 » tor] granting the application » Ip vseatication inte the atleget nutaancel wae the, eonductor, Charter, Edwards, | He iver an hie only Fearon that he te {tion Pas Ween Ma Inthe Chancery Court CAMNET-MAKERS,. 3| PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 = Commiasioner J nine lise! Oy the New York Central Ratt | entyetour years old, of 302 Weat Fifty. | Cogyinced that the club ts not organized | Ohio Railroad. Company. he petition CARPDNTERS 6) PIANO HANDS 1 iiilam Q. Sticke to have the tne] [ott tt through Wark avenue, It] fieh street, was thrown over the rear{inethe Interests of the Republican} was filed by L. Edmondn, of Vi CARMIAGE HANDS... J PLUIDERS 7 Ou 6 teled tiv the sus | SU! eo ntment to-morro: {dashboard of the Fecoitheratreets 1 hia | MATEY. but for the beneft and advantage And «George L, Venner, of Mai by CABHIERS «6 - a PORTERS . nT) a bani when will alee " arm and his . ects, DERMAIDS ... 7 PRENSBAS Melt Gate Ferry. ay of in General Sos | SMM will Hxcharged, and the |, y lacerated. He war taken {of Tammany Hall sBhey are stockhold Ss cuaM } 1 ton i several opinion te that it will have ty St Vincent's Hospital, ‘The driver - and Ohio Hallway. who refusal tg cone [DE Rebert Kpek, Dr. Edward Koch, | CORPMAKEIA 4) DiesaMEN i PORT OF NEW Your. Indictments alleging and | something forciole ty aga and recom-[of the car wax arrested PASSENGERS cur In the sale of the ron to the South-| DR. EDWARD KOCH WAS TO] CoOms Lapa ‘ ARRIVED. Tee lcaran cemenipalone as fous | miend) ay the! ludement of: raltroad /ex- Sacer PRE IN A CRASH, [ern Ratiway. L§AVE LONDON FOR AMERICA, | Sianwas 9) stropuarcens af spiracy againat Marks, some ‘weeks | POF hat elvetrictty be used to run EXTORTION AL! SAINI PUAIIEK bU@ at the last moment, for reasons! pyesssaKERS .... 2) SPINNERS H aninmareM erat ve trAln throws the tunnel ‘TION ALLEGED. fome Slightly Mure When Train| ST. PAUL CHALLENGES. unknown to the Koch Lung Cure] paivers ...... «0. 7| STABLIDAMS A tn the Supreme Instead Of 10 | tera ee tted ae aot No. 970 Park | tenry W. Miller, of No, 174 Wem Man Into a Freight Car. e Co,, at 48 W. 224 et., he changes his! pnva. cuEnk STENOGRAPHERS .. 3 1 OUTGOING BTEAMERS ee tarens Me the Meh (ev onues testified thi morning that the GTAcihe eireettinccuseasrson nit merry mts Ge MONTRDAL, July %—The Royal st. | date of salling to August 3d and re-| ELEVATpR | TUCKERS ‘ BAILED TO-DAY standing of Commlaxlon nnoll and | smoke and dirt from the tunnel and tts! hoch and K, We Anthony with extor.|N. J. were thrown from. th pada Lawrence Yacht Club han recetved a|turns also to Germany for one} nuxyi 3) WAITERS 7 PpUkeatdertees Osteen ‘coton ne tmbortane of the Iaw points to be) xenenal condition make tt a great SAL pact che Kapaa) bi rom thelr sents! snalienke for a series of races next) Week's further investigation, ¥) FRATHERS. 4, WAITRES SE 1 Grose, Bremen. decked s iz poulaa nee, Her patients suffer from tt, | tion tontay In the Centre Street Court. | snd some brulsed and shocked tn a col-| year for the Seawanhaka Cup from the| His new treatment, which he\ has| rans HANDS 3) WATCHMAKERS: COMING 8TPAMERS, Ries aguas neenser algine A! Lankow's vocal achool, at No, | gery land demanded $30. of they woutd | (elRHt car loaded with brick, knocking! tween the White Bear Yacht Clubs of the German-American Co, ani | FINisHERe 3| woopworkane .... § DUB TO-DAY, rentaurant ‘And cafe "al No, S Deaver | and moke Fane, the eaneh ad ee aE! the custody it ine attorney eae huel i rhe % re Be fn Gear rian, this sears chelienwer hi BUTS LCuirenr ate eB. 226 fet: roam, Bremen, —fatreet, to-day aswigned for the venellt ri f 4 fa ESsuohrsurehan ny Je, engineer and fireman escaped in-|Gray Friar, this year's challenger for | and will be ved by i br string ss rious hindrance to the progress of ber] Fr.end, and Bough was 5S an recel yy July Siat and _Atvanes, Colon. Of creditors to Frank Mora. Youngs lady pupils, Pe eM ated ae eh ae a DEL eR a hry Temags | the thd manawa Cupy will take Pisce 0 | will immediately be put into use, .