The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1902, Page 3

Ee ee ee ee ee a PTE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1902. — ‘PRINCE WELCOMED (CHOKED CHILDREN MOODY SUCCEEDS LONG As larCHT MMNDLERS, TU OUAKER oT TRIED SUICIDE aecnnncccrpcrsor scape ns non OFFER COMPROMISE GREAT POPULAR DEMON- MOTHER WENT INSANE AND STRATION ON HIS ARRIVAL. ATTACKED LITTLE GIRLS. Massachusetts Congressman Accepts the Port- folio Resigned To-Day by Ex-Governor. PROPOSITIONS OF BOSTON STRIKERS ARE REJECTED. ublishers’ Excess Stock of waco" Standard and Copyrighted BOOKS nees Haiteoad OMectats Pleats of atin dress and Royal Visitor Is De- While Woman Was Strikers Mghted with Recept Her Wrist. house Mayor Aphbridge Makes an Ad-| Father Found Them Almost Dent | | | | ? PRINCE HENRY'S LAST DAY IN AMERICA. A Half, a Third---Even a Fifth poems of the Publishers’ Prices! \ Ma Standard Sets Miscellaneous At 10c was dimguit, was] | . At 25 ‘ etal ‘ 25¢ ZENE Kinasley. PHILATD) 1 Henr Lt : i2mo Books. 10¢ ‘ worth. Ph “ “ A At 20 pS special ¢ « Noris . to} Miscellaneous aL , ae WASHINGTON, March 10.—An 1 bu . The \ +8 | nouncement w after ONG ; y . shih te. Ad . | Navy, and Moody Vor ver Pitty. 1 ; For Young People ‘ x if % & F Gite, Nota Perry, M- to that portfolto Co Congres 1 slntny am H. Moody, of Whe Pr ¢ Indeper , wi D ee Aa 1. $ 1c cach. publishers alc, vive ey um son “THE SEX” REPRESENTED ON , the fies : m a belle “+ NORFOLK STRIKERS it a atonal ay naees INSPECTION LIST. eat, oe sooner, of course, {f vou shall | o peiary pee Carb fn es, REPUDIATE TERMS. |: Grent DiMteutty Soc ES ee eS SALE OF NOTIONS efor A bomen OE tHe | motte mans mantaneems | i ate wsvan oe oo oe we! SUBS FORMER EMPLOYER, Dressmaking Helps and Personal Needfuls accept s reser 1 1 alw . ‘ Gray Wants amages for Paine most positive on, of the thor- t trash is here, not a single d before; and no risk rest ns of good quality, at 3c, or assortment of needles, pins, ¢ and dainty colors, Urinee Henry's speech conta i Supporters, savings, as follow ance bottle, 3e ‘ Sony rarer ‘os sanz nan {it Resting ith the rent of TO BUY OUT THE FRIARS. vt te mmitt SIOUX FALLA, S$ DL. Be. box of 1 hand sew- ried colors, Skirt Binding. 1% in. wide, il 4 4 narra oe] I j vera I ' fs, Now, 4 and na _ GEN. METHUEN CAPTURED; FORCE OF 1,200 ROUTED. tan TR ats oe, | Se 8 rs rc English Pins, REFUSE TO ALLOW j the Me SNUB ON THE PRINCE. ‘ from s Page j Sending t nt . lack Salas | . | while the xpressed sorted Satety _ len ef, who announced the British | that the Boers will not fail to take ‘ |disaster in the House of Lords, sai prow ion. Methuen for over two years hi age for rire r with zeal, intel 7 sth : i . shes saat eat gence and perseverance, adding mi now ; pales ale in the 2 G was beloved of his| in the 3 nd ; N ! miley Formerly JOHN WANAMAKER Br, rf that no work was too dan- Kitehener 1 it andvall thee : A. T. Stewart diMentt for them or Ger The text of cyedles =i TAP alls Atenpe. ’ = spatch a om men, rushed past the f tef was sure % Mareh 8.1 greatly All efforts to check then - i) ' the eved at what |" nd you bad news! onavailing. Major Pa Methue : had occurred, He would ask their| Cf Methuen, He was m 900 mounted men, under Ma PHOTOGRAPHS FOR Lordships to concur, with Wm iB bIS) a. 560 infantry PRINCE HENRY, |8¥™athy for the gallant officer inh ' yresent unfortunate position and de forty men and in front of the ox was 4 guns chen halt ate Wynburg to Lict jand was to meet Grenfell Methoen’s Luck Changed os LOST CANMOA BY GRANDOPER, : ie NO CLUE FOUND AFTER HE MORE THAN LAST YEAR'S RE= diverse criticism till they had “ i oss ROE cipTe i d a ation as to WhO WAS| tein 4 inc : yeahs CROSSED BORDER. CEIPTS BY $200,000. 3 {directly responsible. From Delarey’s | ya ¥ surrounded . : : Paririse De Commis: | condnet pout the war they! herween ‘Twebowch and knill I ‘ nage oe oy =F e | could all be assured that Gen. Meth-!-rhe Roers charged on three sides nw e aa ; 4 ven would en great care of, c . and al, the former] "ereked by Boers Four Mites efeat of Maker " mineil) said he Five hundred and fift ! And to mak nd in Gen, Meth-|Come in at Maribogs and Kraaip prince would japember ™ ven's zealousness. He did not want | THCY were pursit 8 ur] serving —— to offer a hint of criticiam at the | Miles iy ee : a " As Lord Kite | present moment | feport that Methuen anc aris ior Paris had © ———— HORGAN & SLATTERY LOSE. lenaiiecne ete oN ene ae fi | BEQUESTS TO CHARITY. Corporat to Sympathy trom pauleherr. {tured b Boers, Methuen when) K ' er of th | 4 \ : Disrega The Premier, Lord Salisbury, also} last seen was a prisoner 12 e Bo | . e ) Many tp aon ‘ expressed deep sympathy with Gen T have no details of the ensualtios, | *' oo EASE on Counsel Rives Is that rhe Methuen under the present unfortu-jand suggest the wf publica. | | Armory hay legally disregard’ nate circumstances, He said it wasjtion til I ca nd defintt tt ies tad ee SS "' not he time to discuss his on, He|think this sudden revival of activity tis and HM fa new Sixte-ninin bad always acted with the greatest |on the part of Delarey is f tet ¢ gallantry, and the Premier. therefore, | the troops pressing De V | { thought they should defer criticiam] In a second despatc \a i f {8 or examination of the very sad intel- | day, March 9, Lord Kitch eee y 1 bulldog 1, ciud ‘inv the “contract ty | lgence until the détails arrived. His| “Paris has come in at Kraaipan,| $40,000, Lordship was convinced Gen. Meth-| with the remainder of the men. He | a EE 4 }uen ‘had done his best in connection | reports that the column was moving METHUEN’S DEFEAT IN | | with this most melancholy affair. in two parties. \ » Heiress stccess\depende) Upen en!) Bota methwen of = Hontonr. “One, with the ox wagons, lett! ean FABD Te WAR: ‘ i : ° a Hey, Sbty-and Sunday World| che service members of the House’ Twebosch at 7A.M. The other, with| pay) ganeond Motmuon, third harm tens eumgmah : The World Want ea of Commons are of the opinion that the mule wagons, started an hour yer} now a pris ry to the W Gen. Me ae lthe medium of the miliies, ~ ‘ v