The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1901, Page 3

THE WORLD: FRIDAY \ WOMAN LEADS IN DECLARING WAR HOMELESS IN “NO SURRENDER,” [RICH MEN FIGHT AGAINST A SOMATOPATH DOCTOR. Y ic MISS ERWIN’S CRY.| CEMETERY PLAN : | Sees F Mrs. Sutro's Fight on Ward’s Suit to Be Fol-| M U DAYS. Fair Teacher at Rowayton Will Fight to the/MAMARONECK STIRRED OVER lowed by Prosecution of the Practitioner. uae Last Ditch. BURYING GROUND SITE. eae ; Mrs, Mary Brennan and Four : it azcor eet sears! amid De Pr | Youn> Children Tramp the Cinna baniprameneniatetees Andsewn ie preparing’ 1 Wiardd wane iberseeet| Streets Starving. St ee POLICE ARE HER ANGELS.| |Provide Her with Lodging and ‘ New Shoes—Continues the Bee EME eS | Search for Work, | soaeeatin P \ | — is Seinabiied cos's oim every MRS. SUTRO EXPLAINS VENIN 27, » DECEMBER 1901, Hardy, of the reident of the Supervisor of ck, announces movement: ung family F effort to 1a home. ect were new she nad a few dolla Urooklyn polleemea and Mrs which ki had gt former Super- town officials f the fight. mong the townspeople ts divided and « Board of Supervisors | has appointed a committee to look into the “rand arrange public hearings, ————=—__— en Sentiment of the heavy ratn of last ennan woman and her tots na street station a From out fright the B | wutkeg Into the Ada finer of utter destitution and woe. told Sergt. Kennedy that «he had | Intion of a Name. i dispossessed from her home In (rom the Chiese> Tribune.) y street, thin borough, early on tsa taste for Mterature now= iatmas Eve and had spent most of 4 she not?” hould—eay. You know her is Ann Eliza? She writes it Ann Lizarre not nd xe had e plodding wearily along vod for her little onre hardly anything to eat herse Mrs. and since Brennan sat that Um leave her HER PART IN FIGHT, 2) istsettis 5 2 ved, and her children nothing ‘The } 2] to chem at Infregega: ROWAYTON, Conn, Dec. 7—M Pommitte Friday, and word was cent reports: rigtety >| abte : ut she turned abeth Erw accused of sending | sent to me that | was to re vetore Sense against me by a man by the na tment 3 for non-payment of rent. honymons letters through the maits,| Monday, [replied that L would neve ‘ mas 5 < . “ro tame of ej reshen. sine en overtures have have misled the public, I desire following brtef explanat Kennedy meat the miserable] says she will clear her tame of the) reshgn. since then overture ra The question involved fn thi matter fs not and was not oy ie: the @ to the Home for the Friendlesa, #tlgma if she has to go to the highest | m. to my counsel that {f 1 would re- | For Children. z smal! sum of 38 should be pald this man, but ra person holding t for the wight. There] tribunal ia the United States pong) ders anil Kiva nny, % himself out asa doctor or physician should Ge allowed te tinue hie tm food and medical] Miss Erwin, who te assistant prin madre; would spol dong inithe matter. |For New Years. JULIUS AUGUSTUS WARD. posttions on the public and recover for alleged services rendered wnder a of the Rowayton Pubtic School, has 1am absolutely Innocent, so why | —— false z The decision io-day of Judge Jose n t Mother's Heart Brave. requested to resign Decatise persons say uid Tonot fight this case to bit- | RESOLVED, the degree of D. D. an lowa di- decides vard vale tia . PALS HAASE OAD tes the eee fi t A? [think {t t4 dreadful phat auen 7 fae nan that V is no physician and) matter. senorning the woman appeared at] Nef handwriting resemblen that of Jet-| ter ent tink it ts dread fur \Tuat, not for penies wenpel ye an not entitled to collect 4 medical fee. It is true that | promised to pay this man, but this was all dene during morning the! woman appeared (77) winich hav Mereeeiecanupnin lon can be cast on an innocent |nnothwr day, will practiaibe Pee at ders | “Dr” Ward must pay the costs of the the time that 1 did not know of the tmpoxition which teed elt bitter and that she wiehed to] Principal and reveral of hin teachers, | Persone | = | Callow my help- : REDE LAWS Se RITE TNS of upon me, He inspired confidence for the very reason tha Alimed to Continue to hunt for work at a place| threatening hia life and asealling their| Mise Ervin siys that she has discov: | lees Httle children } rreated coed neianlantencn or Js decision is deemed of great im-|P pe a minister of the Gospel tn addition, and spoke of the many etres he where they would njlew her children | character. . erenkithatialmilie ta ern. to: hoes or to, vemaimed aid MaAAIAATEO Rela iccniod’ pagetel Be eto Medical Boctety, as it had made. There waa no such thing as promising to recommend him as 10 be Ww! Tie Bhes wast advlecd te |[iriathink. t. know (the! writer ot: there [SNE Lt AUtPS tt oe ae eee | coreurad iby, We 4 i z temt case. Aw @ consequence an “equivalent for ble “treatmeat. | had pald him in full for his ser wend. the Salldren—two bose and | objectionable letters.” Miss Erwin says, 9 vartous persons avout a year fitting shoos, he Is not o! ‘ (Det We Ki G 1 i | “When we ei fbeapi pare here besides “Dr.” Ward may be vices, and {t was only In response to hie persistent solicitations that 1 went ep iutlon deters hey tT oshall mention no names. 1 shall at next Monday, when tne | When with the 2 a mers e eee mabe back to him, ment wae then made for a second cours T will die before Tf leave my | ¥rite to the Postmaster-General to- 0219) the | Coward Good | treatment that he would not charge me anything unless he was succ | oor them taken from me." | night and ask his ald in the Investiga- Tee. Min | Sense Shoes they are positively in the cure, I told him that {f 1 aS succes¥ful LWhich, of ¢ SI Cf an sai, In te are And the chil: Vtion on in wd Feet For Life. out not to be the case) 1 would Kladly pay him {Uren clung to her as they Heard her) tierce was a meeting of the Schon! ‘ost. no more. Sold only friends. I need not that this wa tdone ina single ins: awl eee o> — —— jin one plac nev. him or mentioned his name to any or | smith B. Cook clerk. at l= vymfameaviel 2-0 ose tosnioe po T 0 all spoken of the { Important matter in this | loan eral Poxt-oft Barre Childre + - + $r30to$! o | suit, namely, whether there wax an ag nt about paying this man | [waited for letters for Zimmerman & Co. Misves’ = - - - $2. 5 4 not ether he had ben: all of which matters were as well as for other firins with w! Shoes also for Adult . of the case. Th ° to the Court en the only im- } ndants are belleved to be con- > { pea cae portant queation Involved ther rthe man cc #0 a8 x doctar ’ \JAMES S. COWARD, physician and practise as he did without license, diploma or registry. oe | was then adjour: 268-272 Greenwich St., nr. Warren8t., 8/¥, BRIDE-TO-BE BADLY HURT ON SHERIFF EXPECTED A FIGHT): {0% £0" there last-men an ind, and Leven more 2) . 2 Send tor New Catnlegne, | than he, consider it a matter of public duty to submit to the u el = 5 THE LINKS. } AND WAS PREPARED. bibllelty which this cate ban entailed, not to aneak of the tine | | ——_-- SSS and annoyance which It haa necessarily caused my husband, and for which ¢ } i ma ten times the trifle of $8 ar A, for which th ‘ett, 2| TELLS BOROUGH PRESIDENTS|TORRESON FEARS BROTHER | fn Ball Driven Hard aud} ‘Trenton Negro Would Have Neen|& Would not have compensated him Mrs, THEODORE SUTRO. 3 G | May Lose the Siuht Hanged Strapped in a Chair New York, Dec. 2%, 1901 (Sued as Sy site un ce OF THEIR POWERS. MET JOHANSEN’S FATE. i One Eye. if We Rebelled. PEEP EALS a eee 3 Ree eee ee 52-99 a ——— i i Tee WARES « ration Counsel Says They Can|Nenjamin Torreson snppeared (Special to THe ne Worl.) TRENTO: J., Dee. ¥1.—Robert Bear eames tt Me 0 ay PATI NJ Miss Ruth| Henson, colored, wan hanged In the} See Fl and in Meadow! ' Ernincr {ots CeunriGreve met Mn an Mercer County, Jail here to-day, The Sea eldent on the Nutey sat Ie drop 1.13, and a few minutes o. Wwinlamsht Falls that may result in the loss of one| later County Physician R, R. Rogers, i | 1h rearonae toa totter trom President] Conrad Torreson, of pam ue: | of her eyes. Jr. pronounced the man dead. Tand) President-elect George Cromwell, | went to Jersey City to-day to seareh for) ; vodger Ia a remarkably pretty | Henson had made xo many threats nf Richmond, Corporation insel [hla rot RenJamin Torreson, who Iie of society In this elty | mbout what he would do on the day of ———-++ Whale 1 f has been mineing since Dec 5, Tt tay ¢ a fa ca al a OFane cas hix tion that Sheriff Atchley had mest 0: pendearelsnnjeninl in | et eved the body may be found tn th he ls an aihicte, and an enthusiast at} anticipated a fight on the gallows and . fining the powers of the Borough Preal- ; salty h 5 eadowa in the locality where the sachs a rane] 20, nrenared a trong ebatr with strap Long Branch Doctor Makes Sensational Decla nts during the next admle!etration ae Carl Johansen, of No, 229 Park ave- Bee eee neu LE GHSAA TES EADOUL | ARKET ECU rations in His Cross Bill to Divorce Suit. Mr. Cromwell asked what power he|nue, Hoboken, wax found yesterday. | THE BEST : Sra e SAC IE TAA Ne ; body was see Wer turning in her cord when she ran to] case he made a struggie. ‘This was Taide had in maxing appointments und remov-) | Jobanecly Aen Siolte he whe one of the ails to watch a friend a4} not necessary, howe as Henson Ing present office-holders; Whe eT ee ee ei titted the police and the Cc « I G A R E I I E play. send in his last drive. went quietly to his fate. nolntmenta without civil] pty was taken to the Morgue, where It ° {| ihe! bal, ent though the alr by a) Henson had alive & great deal of SSH Dae ea TRA wene nasal Lee ea mee aidan lonaenst at NOusle | hard awing, struck Mise Prodger over| trouble in the Jal, and had asnault | service on, and what notice) was ed by Jen of 3 Fea iron tm the Al and, bad anaalted | nent grins. are again In eviden ca rere oe EVER PRODUCED. | The young woman fell’unconscious ana| after the death watch was set on him, [207t0F® deciarations In’ his Ar Woe loxGenznainn adem HOt Tediites) (eee ces OER ase was carried to home. Des, DEL and ‘a ntatement which was| Ted against his wife's sult Waist iia SRG were ee Manufactured solely by the Ryan, specialists, were a Is cell_atter the execution: In| cused 8. senxatt Dr. Pemberton 3 nin his reply practically and ' gaa beelat ere calcd ae sr tye arte exreutton. In| changes Stra, Pemberton with mine [rave thae the Morogh Prosente can | sen snl UNIVERSAL TOBACCO CO. ness for hours, and wien she did had] for which he was hanged and appeals duct extending over a period of seven lito ae thes pleare about appointments | tie tats ot de wnt. a tically to his) wi a years, [insta tees equentiy: lea pba iseversiya ream) tn fi a } ensan vag convicted lof. the murder Alexander Anderson, until recently a lien na tarsi i Mi Miss Prodger was to have been mars} (iorcu Van ensvar-old, son of | well-known resident of Long Mranch, Kern thexabollanediede 2 to th ae 3 ue ee | n lew In ‘Trenton Junctlo “4 eh | Horough Presidents, urries ee pig Nore dnad The wadding wit Now. 7,190, On that date the van | and Benjamin F. Kraft, a New York 7 ile his ri th . eae ble, H $1.00 FOR EVERY CHILD $1.00. hot take place.” el Liew home wan burned tosthe ‘ground | lawye>. De eee ro eiat ounces matting a eels « Dolies of the nd 2 | working force it tw fone tha = = Grete found inthe. ruins.” Psy hag | The, crore, Bill exhibits a copy. of seh ore ee ion HANG ets The above amount will bz paid to any Boy or Girl under 16 years of been hacked to death with a o: aiconteaniont send shy { age for a four-line verse ling the merit: the house set-on tlre. han axe and} s6ry, Pemberton in 1594. ten years afte ous than {s the un cli es Late extolling iibe,meritsiof adisnsaa, who had been tn the vicinity | her marriage to the doctor, In which ones may be suspenied without pa E of fhe houxe, wae found with BI6T Kragt's name appears, and in which Persons who come under Schedul tC <<a Mrs, Pemberton in the most contrite of the clasaifled civil service, can be lan Convers finding of terms promises to abandon her assoc | diamtaxed and others appointed tn their en'n body, a ere tions with Kraft. These promises, the place, Sutones, ‘ : | ——- Ar U; Il d doctor asserts, have all been violated ——__—__ — (4 Nequale Persons who move In the best circles in Real will be called ax witnesses when the case SOCIETY WOMEN GET RICH ou 1s tried In the Court of Chancery at an | i = .. for Results. STIRS early date d cena a] The Pembertons have a daughter sev . enteen years old anda pon Mfteen. The 561 Paid Help Wants in latter ia with his mother In the family . 3 A 5 is Morni: villa on Chelesa avenue, ' | ' This Morning’s World. yaipers=t i When your verse is accepted we will mail you our check for one dollar and | y r mp | G notify you in what paper It will appear as an advertisement. No verses will be BUI SHOR | ¥ P < ; 'T DRESSES WORN. WITNESS TELLS WHAT HIS|f feturnéd. None will be paid for unless used. The merits of th: sauce will be DTA ae ee wane ite Hotter SEVERAL TRAMPLED AT RID- tease che anien | ASE Your grocer for HOLBROOK'S , New York parers combined. ke In Golng to Propose an Ordl- i ING CLUB BLAZE. $100 BROUGHT. ‘Addrese Horace De Lleser, 00-92 Weat Broadway, New York, AGENTS 7) GIRLS js ance Regnlating Women's | BAKERS. 3| nousrwork Street Attce. : Is Academy and Horses le Wenlth Follows Invent- DONNAZ . 5 | JANITORS - UJ Become Unmanageable—E ment with Messrs. Dillon BOOKBINDERS . a Ww YO! BOOKKEEPERS ... 4) 1. The femaie portion of Bayonne, N. J.. | Itement Soon Over, & Narrett. a a Aes v) In waiting with great anxiety the action 5 ———— —— Bet i Mh ain of the Board of Health at it» comiag PCSITIVELY STATED THAT HE A score of wo: - °, hand (6th Si BUTCHERS 12] ‘meeting In. regard tothe score had nk Dillon and John F. Barrett] § 65th and (6th Sts, 2 | x proposed ord|- jonable riding ye CARPENTERS - 4) orenatons nance prohibiting the wearing by women REMAINS IN THE CABINET. TUR RE ruse erect Kea wRe THEO 1 who, leged, carried on a business F ) SSR GEAiAIDE ‘ pee i laipublis places (of; long; akirts: Shin afternoon by a fire scare der t me Zimmerman & Co., EVENINGS AMBER i BRB ‘The author of the ordinance {s Com. } Vigorous Work on the py a y a ° COMPOSITORS ..... 10| PREASMEN . ie D e é a ttendants paved some of the women from| And other names, and who are now un- l th bathe a Pree misuloner Charles Melgs and he is de-| WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—The Cabinet | infury mates ae eer thar Eederat tauuneriuea| [Veo ( oUning, pISHWasiERs a MALEGENTE: D through {f possble,| met as usual to-day, but business | A tarred of itch tn the ata the charge of sending out traudu- . ae eer) SAERRMEY iene. 4pand fhe believer he will be auccesetul. | was tranaucted. The session was occit-| Wile there wae ea’ large. circulars through the malls, were atcneS - - - ee Te la [TAEON STEMS: 4] Ho contends that tong skirts carry and | pled in the exchange of jolltay remints-| [arena. Dens 1 examination (his morning be- i taht ala Steel tae { [distribute germs of contagious diseases. | cences. j qeademy. the ns United States mmiasioner Jewelrv and urs. bevlblad beaded 11 [Same of Mr. Melga'e colleagues In the| ‘The most positive denials are xiven of| Pe eae ; 7, f , 7 5 Fiaunea ia] WAITRRARKS io] Board of Health do not agree with him/tho story published to-day that E. D. eolbenst 5 The Most Useful and Best Appreciated Presents for the Holidays, (7 FISH AND wooDWoRKERS .. 3/414 will vote against his ordinance. | Coburn, Secretary of the State Board of — for the door, is nrown py | 2rtoners waa FE, B, Wasaburn, of N WEEKLY OR MONTHLY EASY PAYMENTS. OYETEN MEN... | MIBCELLANEOUR 14 | Comm loner Van Dyck thinks the City| Agriculture, of Kansan, Is to succeed nd today the aame atatement wag| ti inode mountan Rade athens, [22 churen street, Cleveland. O;- He anid MA NHATTAN CLOTHING . FIREMEN of Bayonne would do an unwise thing! Secretary Wileon, When the fnct that rated at the White House In impeded by thelr long wkirta, fell and had recetved circulars sent out by tah wero walked on by those behind (hem nd that he had went by ordering women to wear short aktrts Goy, Shaw had accepted the tender of to mann in the twentieth century after they |the Treasury portfollo was mace public have wom. long skirtsever since they | the sanongeement was made that Gec- Degan to drest fF retary Wilson would remain in the @ab- TOTAL sesesveere 561 most empb The President: is anxious that Seci tary. yy leon anould remain, fandithe 8 retary himself has informe: re Gent that he will be glad to do so, The fire was extinguished without dimgulty. When ft was geen that there wawno danger the excreises of the class were resume4. New York Store—ill4 Third Avenue, Between 65th’ and Brooklyn {tore 700 Broadway Between Thornton and. ty July 2% a draft fer $100 to be invested by Zimmerman & /o,, but re- eived no return for his money coidiiaalN Clal aw Gidtel te Sona isi \