The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1902, Page 5

PA Panama Canal Company, with President Bo in the the company « offices after a 4 Page tontir mittee. This last fice, as It car of the Finance C is a very important ries the right to! the Sinking Fund Commission. “According t ms of the new charter t ing Fund Commis sion has the power to award millions of.dollars’ worth of contracts tn the next year. With a Tammany 1 ber on the commission he would have a voice andé ammany would not be ne rly so badly off as it appeared Just after the scheme through is practically un limited.” President Fornes, of the Board of Aidermen, how T, gave The Even ing World the history of the at tempted bribery He said that sfayor Low and him » possession of the self were in t names of the men who tried to briby onc of ticket, but that it was likely that no} action would be taken {ff the Tam many attempt ails, since a short time tion,” # Mtr fF been rug er attempt to that Tammany me Fusion Alder men to remain a om the organten tlon meeting or to vote with the Tam many aide nt ira became & ten days ago that 1 (Continued from Pirat Page at hand in case any of his policy it very bard aw that in conducting * sort a larke amou of ready hand £ whe to De Attor on ” was of the Geputed co exam from Al" Adams there were tire and seal, and t cant t Adama * bonda and f the © Disappeare er was asked property @till ami CHANCE. VISITOR FINDS HER DEAD, CHILD ASKS HIM TO WAIT FOR MAMMA A MOMENT. But in the Interval the ‘ittte Is an Orphan Natu: Visiting house tosday (a iam r tend school, Dr. Graff, atta t Bourd of He * 1 the dea body of Mrx. Far Hultigin on t floor. Mrs. Hui A with he enlldren, from an at © Graft cai) Recersary permits When he rapped at th @ifl opened it and » *Mamma will be out in a moment Tho physician waited in the several minutes. Becoming ¢ fered and in the bedr: mon the floor. ed he ty examination showed that the body waa not Death, it is belleved, was due Th PANAMA CANAL FOR SALE TO U. S. ————+r—— Directors of Company Meet and Agree on $40,000,000 as Selling Price. Jan, 4.—The Directors of theyformally submit this offer to the Pres Althous Alderman asked for Ww election. ‘The {pnd that | Temmany has on hand to push the | * rmen on the Fusion | the Wa liway countries of the world makes pages of interesting matter in saw the EXPOSED. my friends abou " McCall Allayed Suapteton. t this time Al ty have been offered by an.00 F Hatt atthe |! inany Malt had 100,000 tw epend | rmen and was ane A te antd 1 wont up 88,000 and iY thaet Know porttively of two others have been approached, and | 101 were lar name ¢ the «tol he warned to wet | | An tt in now the not ke who WHAT BECAME OF “fice “AL” ADAMS'S $70,000 2 tn ean Adams's on cay Jeron ‘ . Snmiie eff at Nan at oA . a he + 7 kM & ¥ tern t « ‘ i Adame TRIED TO LEAP TO BOAT. Woe Heavs ond Pelt Tos y Dr Old, wt ' Pa diplomatic Intercourse tween the United States and ony World Almanac = - THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4 1902. WAR OF BROOKLYN MAGISTRATES WHO HATE TO GIVE UP THEIR JOBS. NOSTRAND. MAGISTRATE KRAMER. MAGISTRATE J MAGISTRATE R. V INGERSOLL. MAGISTRATE HIGGINBOTHAM. THESE HOLD Fi kiyn Magistrates ‘ WILLTAM BRENNAN, Ewen MAGISTRATE FURLONG. magistrates 10,8010 \eiewiete, Avenue Court Avenue Court ected at the last ts awaiting the Aerina SVL SMDERSON_ NOT 10 CENTS TO MY NAME,” XTON’S SISTER. ah SAILS FOR PARIS WITH HER Widow of Corporation Counsel! Clark Stung to Words, She Says, by Wrongs from Her Brother, Tells of Her Deplorable State. OFF FOR EUROPE, SAYSu,B.SE dow of the for- ered desperate husband's estate was ctered, broke her long silence tc | d some of the troubles that Hincimiieeatenibex tha’ | ter told him th Assband'al ton, who to She calls her treatm h Commissioner, John B. Sex- covering from shy f the apartments where she moved with her two boys, unti |» ith her mother, and get hin i t am My horses and care nto try and get | $90,000, the troubte com-| get my share » the Criminal | rounting of the « worth $80,000, yet T learned brother let it go for $218,000 to nothing when my husband died of the pride of their father's heart, are unablo manegement of a race track, but the cir- accounting of the es! PY il ocobat ip 7 . | probably reappear in grand opel I was forced to take my jewelry to a Magistrate h Ma nt be held thing and Ixth fore. The the company confidentially © the 1 did not There were stocks and bonds In the brokerage office of H to I do Is the again for an LIRKED NEAR PARTRIDGE’ IFIVE KILLED IN DOUBLE WRECK. Two Freights and Passenger Train in Smash on Sharp Curve Near Johnstown, Pa. 4 few minutes later a westoound freteht neer, of No, 8%, | crashed into the wre = tho ur persone io Black, eng cad; perhaps drowned. | death am Paul, of Pitcairn, | injury least five others 4 from Injurtes. Train No. 14 go . ear block at the Hobert S Nolan. of Pitcairn, first wer, and. runnin shead at full 1 int re extra No. 49, wrecking the engine and : araof No Wand the cabin and two cars of the freight Westbound freight No 883 almost Im- medately piled int debris, the ens nd ten the wll ree se I 2 JOHNSTOWN fa wrong signal a patter ahead. ight ran in before sent forward t westbound 4 flagman could be f HOUSE AFIRE. F1 RST SUNDAY Suspicious Stranger Arrested, Commissioner Prepares for Bruised, in Rear of Fine | Excise Problem by Seeing Burning Residence. All His Police Captains. his afternoon destroyed the ined nearly all A tw rs and r the the home of Mra. Simon] a. 4, Draper, at 2 Lexington avenue tt Incidentally there was much excttement| “°F missioner Partrid \shienable neighborhood and Delaney and the reserves from the} on the excise vefifth street police station nday { acene To an E a the} fire was burning flercely when dis- | oy one of the servants, Mre : Liidattoondacdad ro said he not heard} aed laughter ware at home, bashih A bl ie whey erny ng the vnong the Br aulckly led her in charge Mining house ts ooo icimated, however, th a hint that | had received \w recog . rt Underwe johnso =) oy oa J nawon| “AWA the se law be enforced Baie and’ game toe morrow? Was asked if ee ate Won't al] the laws be enforced?" vise with buckets of water i ntoreed Ry asked in returr ih any blaze that might start] «why are ail the police captaly = sparks arked porter ind aman in Mra. John-| 1 gia no: send for them," was t suffering from bruise He] repiy not explain how he came there. Did the toreisend | terithen nitted t had tried to climb] your pe he fen Draper'a yard and| cp quant mend for ¢ Hera name was James} Whar will be policy in reway Rentham and that he lved in Guttens|.5 4 scplatoodiavatenanditnerde He was removed to Bellevue on ward . ‘ cannot Interview me on my poll tho at the fire was furt ' vAuinaard ene Taka (ovsevat eenienediby) Mrs: Mary Watkins, OCUine: i tains last Wednesda No ON West Forty-tleat street. who fl P iianee yo At ought to give enougt Ina fy while watching the blaze She was sent to Belle co ‘ She} about my policy. When I have accom bi te, ‘The damage W931) Hiighed something the public will beas of it” AlcH OY CARNEGIE = J CRIPPLE, GIES CASH Heir to $7,500,000 Is in|$10,000,000 Offer of Steel - This City for Treat- Bonds to Government ment. Converted. coker, only so WASHINGTON, D, C, Jan. ¢—An ocker, fifteen years ldrew Carnegie. wh ffer of $10,00,00¢ . has Just ar-]in bonds of the 1 Sta Stecl o in such{Company for the establishment of a f $701 om San Franct that few poor boys would want | Nat Univerlty was by > change places with hin President Roosevelt. has re ed the Heth his lege are so badly fractured | technical objection to the acceptance of from an ocoldent iast September that] i). qonation converting the bonas the bones will not knit, although he cheat surgical Secretary Hay, Jui Edwin D. White, of the St ne Court; D.C. Gil. 1s come East to see tf Dr. | man, late President of Johns Hopkina McBurney can do some] University; Charles D. Walcott, Super- —» teology that will enable him : Geological Survey: ox eneral ally sad, be- 4 Carroll 'D, Wright, he was very fond of athletics and |, ni esioner of Labor, met at tho Stato won a name in Ban Fran-|r.oartment and farmed an Incorpora- r and hurdiing town as the “Carnegie Institu- ast Sur- boy"s came is in fe was thrown out of a dog-c Raker, of the ¢ , d fell against a telegraph tas an incore such forces that both thigh | orator. but n the prepares shattered tion of articles of incorporation, t the house of his sister, Mrs. | ppe meeting consumed an hour, Those 14 Burton Harrison, No, 876 FItth | resent were unwilling to disclose the avenue details t, as they felt that The journey from San Francisco Was | vie Carn, to make the publie made In a spectal car, and ral stop | i nouncement. ivere were made to avotd fatiguing him. |” +e articles of incorpo He had with him his personal physician | wie, the Recorder of D: ind meveral nurses and attendants ce 5 The articles Ax the mame and title of pawnbroker to get the money to live! the Institution aa “The Carnegie Insti- with. I have appealed to Mr. Fromme, | tution and show that it is organised but he has snubbed me. I sometimes | “for a perpetual term.” Its objects are ( wien | Were a man that T might eettle| the promotion study and researoh, with Mr, Fromme. the power to acquire, hold and convey My lawyers are trying to have the] real estate and ther property and to t eatablish general and special funda; 6o ack) toe Can nee assist investigations in science, liter amide fire and art, 10 co-operate with govera. Hoys Almost Rarefooted. ments, universities, colleges, technieal pehools, learned societies and Indivia- My little boys are almost without} uals: to appoint committees of experts shoes or stock! ta direct speclal lines of research, pub; 7 and distri documenta, conduct are pietures and furnishings up Ta Meee actineacnciuirerton in the club-house of the Empire City maintain a library and in general to do ¢ ftace Track that came from my own| and perform all things necessary to pro- drawing room, [ took them off my wail] mote the objects of sald Ins on, to make the first meet at the track a Shi success, T cannot get them now. SMALL-POX IN HOTEL. T took a van, for which I paid 8%, up ‘© to get some of my Own things to tion were filed i this after- male of the T wan entitled to, [sett to buy the necessaries of life, I wag |Lodwer Walks from the Mouse to refused admittance to the place. T could ry e Dispensary, { +e were sold for! yet nothing. My personal clothes and] Bernard Brady, twenty-four years \ The |tranks which I gtored in a Forty-second| oid, of No, 3% West Thirtieth street, \ street storage company are replevined| walked Into the Bellevue Dispensary for w bill lowe. I am in an absolutely] this afternoon, and announced that he desperate plight, and 1 cannot under-| had xmall-pox. [le was taken to the dit, Reception Hos: on ee Brady sald hi teing up at the Waverty Ween Twenty “ee th ane tye th ree | { Suoday World Wents move the Eighth evediig; ee San Sree ousiness world, inspectors Were sent to s 1 Npsete aed Wratcimute’ the beleeen