The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1902, Page 5

sere poi SPR ERT TR ATT PETTITT OTE ETE : + agers rep ree mE a SNOW BILL OF 58,000. First Round Awarded to the District-Attorney on aFoul--Second Goes to the Coroners) ees —Advises Both to Shake Hands. First Fall of Present Storm Has Already Cost the City $30,000. RAIN MEANS A SAVING. But if It Freezes the Contractors Will Be $15,000 Out of Pocket. OOP OE DEDOABEG DETAIL TE DIE $ WEATHER FORECAST. $ 2 thirty- G06 anes GEG I-G ‘The big snowstorm. which has broken the record for the last two years, has he city up to to-day about $90,000. undred and twenty-two miles of s have been clear i f{ snow. To-day ing Department is hard at the aid of an army of men contractors, removing the sn second storm at a cost of $25,000, making a total ment. One 1s this: If it rains before night there will be a saving to the city of at least $11,000. The other ts: If it freezes before night, the contractors, it {s Ukely, will lose 810,000 or $15,000. Remove 40,000 Leads. Snow Inspector Clarke sald to an Evening World reported to-day: “Thursday we removed 77,748 loads of snow: Friday, 34.867 and to-day we hope to remove #,000 loads. “We have gotten mid of the old snew and are now at work on the last fall. We started in to-day with @@5 depart- ment ca: work; Kavanaugh & Co. have #0; & ¢ ©, and Mail le has 3,000 snoveliers. “All our efforts are being directed to- ward removing the snow in Manhattan. We have done nothing tn Brooklyn out- side of sixty department carts. I think we shall Increase this to 1 fe rehants hi In Brookly: help clear F street, a car companie: also amisting. The melting machine which has deen at work in front of Cooper | , dis- posed of 28 cuble yards of snow yester- day. The machine earned $4.8). Fun for the Young Folks. Fifth avenue and all the good sleigh- ine thoroughfares are filled to day with Remember the Sabbath. Mayor's Secretary Rey Bu 1 3 be too quick,” honed to the He- — —— Pailip Ruekenbru old, x motorman on the Hudson River Traction Company's trolley mad, was thrown from the back platform of trolley car at 6 o'clock this morning as the car swung «round the horseshoe curve at @ort Lee. He fell in front of another car, the Wheela of which passed over bis body. killing him instan F. Dillo the motorman of the ee car, was also thrown from his platform and severely Injured ALL GOT DOUBLE | PAY. 800 Employees of the N. Y. Rubber Tee eutenan the three hundrea employees New York Ru Hi ‘LOVER'S HASTE. 1) men were hur-) r he THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, | FEBRUARY 4, 1902 IRULING GIVEN BY REFEREE RIVES IN JEROME- -GOLDENKRANZ FIGHT. 00 Iris me DUTY oh 0 Sex R Goren DYNAMITE aaa ti iae ia pieced Corporation Counsel pared an « krang and th = warran can least prob estimony seue only when there | able cause by reason of ney Jerome vaulted a railing ‘ into a fist fight with Coroner's Clerk of the complainant or evi Murray Inquinit This ts an Mr Rives starte in by dodging the & in altogether v when he Bo fa late te ¢ what n Coroner has th for any suspe is not tn custody. In the case which tmpe! to mix-up with the 4 Mr. Jerome ers the mer Hee A perso! WASHINGTON GIRL'S. PARTY sPOLED. RUNAWAY W WEDDING BY A WEDDING, DEATH TO HIM. ROAD ON SLEIGH RIDE. TIVE NORTON ELOPES. TER BIRTHDAY FETE. Pictare of the Young Woman Ie Ohio Congressman Opposed Mar- Youn Man Announced His Mar- ringe. but Has Given Them His Blessing. riage to Miss Daisy and There | Was an Awful Scene. 1 Charles Vaness, twenty-two years old, | of Little Ferry, J., while driving a sleigh to the home hirthelay Mra Jam rhin avenue, J Hess enor of their daughter Da young instantly killed, When | arrie! into the railroad | it 4 er to see Mr MeG whe Jesired t Thursday 4 and, taking a train to Alexandria, seven | miles Cols w e married, IGEN. PORTER GOES TO PARIS. |! omcia nocie: is a most stylish di lived in Washington througo three Col jor to France | crosses Mr. McGill served in the United Btates .Jarmy in the Philippines an is a son J H private driveway on the Brewster et tate, This driveway makes an abrui tracks, and wit e ground approaching e youn ETERSBURG, Horace Porter, the United States Am- | bansador to France, and R. 5. Reynolds |* Hitt, Third Secretary of the U: \ | States Embarey a eft here day for the Frenc! | STEAMSHIP GOES ASHORE. Unknown Ven on Joe Flog: “GEN. MITE” DEAD. _ aixTOR § SCION POACHED A HEART. TAKES CROSSCUT OVER RAIL-|DAUGHTER OF | OF REPRESENTA- ANGRY FATHER R GAVE DAUGH- DESCENDANT OF COLUMBUS REPENTS I IN LUDLOW. Seounde Declares: He Came Home to Find His Name So bie to His Wife — EX-GOV. SHAW IN OFFICE. | dults, ‘Takes the Oath as Secretary of the yin CH | Treasury. WASHINGTON ven we * ¢ as ‘POLICEMEN Members | Vepartment Suc- cumb. ONE FOUND t UNCONSE I0US,| People’s Fruitvale, | another Dronped Dead in 2 Scho | for Shelter. Salves, Lotions, Washes, Sprays 2 ! and Douches Do Not Cure. any injur quaily benet ‘No Argument Needed. | Every Sulferer from Catarrh Knows That DR, KOCH OFFERS HIS SERV ICES F REE. DEIN STURM of the Brooklyn Pinkham’s Ve -getable G ompounc d. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Lydia E. 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