The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1901, Page 3

_ THE Wonk: WEDNESDAY EV JOKER TICKET UP IN COURT. ENGEL ASKS BISCHOFF TO SUS- | TAIN HIS CIT UNION.” _DEADLY BOMB SENT BY MAIL TO BROADWAY ROUSS' S SON NS’ ertificute stisned by 56) iis was Union certity preseniatton tite ected Martin the BOX COVERED wird paRn PURPLE PAPER. Adder names of he placed on tie nblem “itizens? L Fstivon A. Rey vunvel for ¢ Bischomt fo mu BROOKLYN EAGLE _ rrow The Brooklyn Eagle t Hvunces editorially Low us its chosen « afternoon support of date for site OUT FOR SETH LOW.) ENANG, OCTOBER 23, 1901. PAID WAGER BY RIDING i ASTRIDE !N eae MEN HOLLY FOUND eee rel A "Alleged Dofaulier to the Ex- tent of $40,000 New Role. in alleged young eon locaist has Just ape, eo oagaln in a Laulsville peo- tar with his 1 wedding was the June wed= was the New wwe Silverware Mass. He 1m excellent as bright as tye sou tole went to New York , \ w iness for . then © Holy snd it wes ane waa guilty of any wrong ortdls rned to her in Loulsville and nothing: u was heard from until he r the name of or rather October, 190, Falling te * Went to the cap= « evenings matoly in om of the Hotel Iturbide. centlemen called ote a game, He made him- that he was invite) ta arty after the’ game. of the men of the party, taking » Holly, or Hunter, put him 1 Club. From. that + known Ameri- annie a Ine Pretty Miss Lubonn pee m | he wag soon persona y nes Atl this time Though Deserted by Hive _w vent the American Club Broker Wilmarth, Ap- sone rs me ae pears in Cowboy Ate)! 8 Sue eel ee inutile 3 tire to Satisfy Yacht-) or too 4 teat } at : expecting €irey . wil’ been Saruye nercif | mittance and wo 1a fow days. ing Bet. fehoyveh ant ‘ month went by and the mabe Keatneenate tak i haprtiy * urgent. ‘The trend ugain eee ¢ ia Mi to atm ercupon Helly jared spony anil werd iL Calle | Ptoaned all te Gash te Jah) ‘ meh h oy he ma '‘ | { i V 1 : ia tine | Often Rides that Way fiw aid Columbio : Vomhe i tate ttm ' tate | “ {M nn] an merits mace an ueatasn unt han] JD grag Coeds | u wie the DAN iliog 4 | Jcential Park bavi na ny ogre Kev : 2 | ‘Two Sool lots Imported [tne i} ANOTHER STA ilvench Dress Goods, ints new Fall combinations, If jmade to retail at $1.50.a yd., i Ld}, (put on sale this morning at 50 cts. a yard, a special bareiin, ‘OOELLANSW ES SHEPARD STAURT BE- WILL NOT BE DRAW POLICE CONTROVERSY HOW LATE MAY. | A CITIZEN VOTE? KNOTTY PROULEM LAID FORE JUSTICE BISCHOrY. OTHER MILL-G MEET BORDEN'S RAISE. INTO Mepis Workers say Nim Decide Ver ~ | Question Vhes \treruntive woe Marys hatte No Otter o yards Imported | Black Laficta Silk: bie quality that ly sold at 75¢. te 1., to-day’ at 55¢. a yard. Lord & Taylor, Bronadvay & 20th St vivid Whale wtreet tae FOS he Mayoralty The 1 = nominal- a ——_-— ly a weratt paper sut has pur- - : vedo an independent course in polittes. Police Struggling with! raving supported the Repiratican party mg national issuey since nominn- 2 Mystery of Dastardly| SER ESE BEG ieearnbra Plot to Assassinate: ae CrES Inthe National Dee | ratis slatform Peter W. Rouss—In- —— . % i fernal. Machine, Con-|# | BOOKER WASHINGTON ts A = £ taining Enough Giant)! DINED IN NEW HAVEN. Powder to Blow Up/: ZW HAVEN, Conn. 0: -Book- i g Wash who te attending the a House, Failed to)? ntennial celebration, was a 5 of Morris FB. Tyler, treasurer of Work. © university, at oa dinner at) Mr. i S vers residence Mondo. Tix- Postmaster. rat Biasell ‘The police are trying to solve to- accepted am invitation to ine wrth Mr day the dgep mystery in the das- ‘Tyler that evening and met Mr. Warh- ington, * tardly attempt to assassinate Peter W. Rouss, the son of the blind mer- chant prince, Charles Broadwa “CLEVERLY MADE.” DR. Pe) ARK H | J RST Rouss. CAPT. REYNOLDS. An infernal machine, filled with ‘This bomb was ingenious- tte it raat pawns | ~ PRAISES SHEPARD house, was received in the mall at mare it had a knowledge of . the Brooklyn home of Mr. Rouss. It mechanies and :lso of ex- scat TA epee eA failed of its deadly mission only Pinel veateTHere wee GRCED ( Hl : 2 4 . through its clumsy construction. ' awder tnuitale blow wniihe Firm Believer in Integrity of Democratic Nomi- : he the- | SOO a a a at Rouss home. It contained nee-—Says Fusionist Abuse Helps Him. ory that the sender, whose identity petits MSU TE ESM is a mystery, sought revenge for some sree pratt er by try- as Dr farkhur io ing to et Pali caleulation. — Inside of the M ard In a state of & met ei ’] are papeared uel Tol cover of the machine he had if ters in Brooklyn jast eh glued a projection to which a * | infernal machine that th he bound several mmtehes. eran i he} Cetin nar thernoon These v fitted so that oh) at 4 i enth stro to htt | ea iy . ' Ligaen aes aeiake’ | when the cover was un- He i we 9 defame Mr. 1 a jt ditrtly | Dee wanted with Capt, Reynolds, but Tefused to taik screwed they would. serateh Is the known exceitinc sm a i ety han about it to the reporters. against a layer of sandpaper i. i nen salle | A Ciuniny Job. 1 [Band explode the powder, Ny The vox came through theme flee (ha miscalculation of less than mun delivered about Hoon ls 8 one-eighth of an inch the oaihe package bore two fv matches escaped the sand- andthe postmark showed stat it Imper, and, of course, the Meats atietnelg Gearernt aoe morose (iniicovertawanalins Me Roues was at his office and Mre serewed the further away Roues, curious because of the 0 mune E they got from it ofthe package: orilered {the conte 4 “In many respects the bomb sounder ine wrapper was a cylindrical } ‘§ resembles the infernal ma- wooden box about four Inches long and + chine mailed last July to Tiree Inches tu circumference, Mtted [4 yoy y sciotwchka. of the . cover, * Te was the sort of box generally used | Board of Public Improve- for the putting wp of medictnal tablets. | anents, which blew off the +} | ‘The coachman heard ie abe a hI hand of Edward Schroeder, » 81 le unserewod the Hd, but the 7 a i . he saw the box full of gunp Police Capt. Peter Reynolds i anes sata PO Sidb A piece of sansnenet ib of the braokiva Detective oi ewe mate > tiitened to the Inside nt the box sv |e Burean Younr Southerner With Brilliant Record Mak. ‘ de touched the sand i Meee ing Good Upight for SOE They had been se clumsily famened, | 5 sae we though, that the first twist of the cover {Ai vl loosened Instead of igniting them and Sbimipee Seok se. Lye Demoeratio Mr Mndrews raised a valine @ropped them In the powder. 1 Idate foe 1 the ‘Twenty Mr Ttouss’s home ts one of the Anest a ae In ms: weventh Distries making {iiwnae residences on the Park Slope and has VAAUIORCEAIE CONN extonsive stable and green-houses stig Mr Rouss’s equipages ‘are among tie fnothe |} finest in the city Lio ta (twenty-six years old and is ase " soclated with his father in business Miss ' Mr. Rouse reached his store on Us ihe way at his usual time this morning, rahe and When ashed about the infernal m hat he knew Httle about nae Coe inset f What had already te in the hearts of . iis aervices during the | eh machine w a deadly afta, | za wait, “anit fe f Nat cident that ft was ie aa Be] Mb Andrews in bor ts ‘ pugh blast! awider uthery charm of dietiy era wre: iyuse, jie haw practic Ba ie Hane ri 1 thought the thing was a) Southerners veins, and with tne Tikeny | up his prac hat when ia country servines, hie simp! ier them ty the: t mugine who would ne. Tt have Joxe tor [ could no thustaam the lawyer Kase @end ime an inf hot an enémy int so far asd know. My home 1 pleasant. and J could not underetunt why 1 should have been selected victim of such an at. Ns ' tempt at destrs “Th nt wente ath Mr. Andrews ts an atrds wit nf 1Ik |PHILBIN HAS JOINED OADER OF ACORNS of hin able | SETH LOW BARRACKS WILL OPEN TO-NIGHT., now tn Ws. of tne B: saion of ( ‘t . allee,, SAN, ( jeadiy nature." Tn response to an Inquiry, Mr, Rouss bina, y have been an attempt on the pa me miscreant to haye infiisted ths said taat there had been no unusual sane Catrunity on the seh. stan | eh in the store, and that. there |” elder Rouss revelyes «core: nek = Seth Low Barracks will be openmd to- , discharged employen so far aa Gag as Well an come | nightcin Maron Hall, No, 1 | rict-Attornes A. Palivin Le an evlanew who, had a grievance against Jon from cranks who have the-| Hundred” snd Twenty-ntih Gow elias joineaiiiaverd ‘ giles us to macans, by witolr the. blind |ghe Republicans of Harlem. ez sginsd stor orden to; * Mre, Rouss’s Story, man may recover his sikht, ‘The pack-| Mo: ries Ws Anderson Leopolt | day and will speak at noon to-morrow A Gye tay have been sent: Une patice [Ler and J. 2s dTumionnt yell dress (he | Wau receyed) py Prank | thinks by sane OC) thee ertnks ering. Musto and” refresuments |6t the rove of the order, 2) tron: id wh en Senor, ckag: AnERe; aerVAN fs, dn Sane bevtt S letieFs hae | * 1, way. Le DS RINT Ib ry a a \ THE PREACHER TELLS THE IO ward Hs i TRUTH. | Good aw ee : Maley SW rast e SNL Sense hoe cates 1h SEE MeO GON: or Children. SR SHEPARD GETS AN ACORN. - ii : ven ray tho ot . > Syn THe With 1 f 1” ” ' Supers ine CHICKASAWS TO RATIFY. i f; tte ENGEL'S “CIT” CANDIDATES ation, and wich reat THONG ee i FIGHT TO GET ON BALLOT yen 7 | i nek Tt at least offer my testimonial) for pabl point ov od for me 1 am sure {tf wl 1) “Rey RD. Wynn, pastor of Bethany ° ain wi i Heln Wanted—Male. 4 tigueemnte || POM SER CBRE fy aie t road to a eure whieh aud what it has done} HOOD), da for ¢ class ‘hag APPUY MILTO 34 me fioard | names} nie Wu lite, vert Maass Jam r nie, In Mo Morgan and d, Shai Jere}: