The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1902, Page 3

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, “ACh 1%, 1902. “ARMY OF GERMAN SPIES 20,000 MEN l ‘'ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL | WATCHES UNITED STATES.” STRIKE PARADE —EMIL WITTE. STROLLERS iX- sm SHOE ~ == eprint Shoes and Oxfords. ¢ market—the fair * of them. Perhaps ew men are, You ying. It is not the we advertise our STROLLERS MARK A PERFECT Ss H OE FOR MEN. Bb In black and nut brown vici kid, tan Russia calf, box calf, Cordovan, enamel. All the new shapes. We can fit the most difficult toot, Sold exclusively by Britt Boothe Four Convenient Stores. Accuser of Ambassa- dor Von Holleben As.| serts that the German Army Is Ready to Mobilize and that Secret Agents Are at Work Here. Boston Labor Men Plan Great Demon. stration To-Morrow. LEADsRs ARE IN COUNCH, Efforts to Settle Dispute Un- der Auspices of the Civic Federation. The Everin \Vorld herewith pr.nts | the charges jiade fy Emil Witte, formerly employed by the German i xu ait ‘ Embassy, which charges Witte says involve the German Ambassador, Dr. wile MecvebenDd ck oh si niaten ) Von Holleben. These charges are Li sees eis been taking al in the | ast Mor cred among ned by the the strikers, ant threats join the e@ret Service agents in the Feder: | any time this week yf others would building to-day | tary Easley arrived here early, said Secret-Service Agent Flynn : ‘ . A i and t nference with the labor repre+ 279 Broadway, 211 and 219 Sixth Ave., Bad promised the return of all his NewOrganization,with Turned State's _Evi- DUEHG: LEMAR OTE eto lec ihre 47 Cortlandt St., 125th St. Corner 3d Ave the leading hotels Hy tees of the Freight Handlers’, Team fen the com: Papers, which, he says, prove his al 5,000 Members, dence After Selling easy against Dr. Von Holleben. Issues Decrees. Tainted Canned Milk. “ina 2 Unions, “i uncAn foe-President of th _ LP res told he would have to call _ ai Rederadien ice Lakers rank Lhzabeth Craurpgranko soma: Carthy f the Massa- aye Injustice Was Done. The Dwesamakers’ Protective Aasocia-| State Agricultural Commissioner| chuseris Bra CSTE AIOHNUM | “Atpeteursleaaier Walt ¢ ta ; with oo 5 ‘ “I nave been don Kracke denies the story published in| ( Silitvar tce-Premdent of» Sportsme Show M ‘ @espatches from ‘ phical Unions gauare « & morning paper that a “short ‘ @o an Evening W : ‘ resident of the rn» : IYAMa bot eberke that Des Von Hale: swarthy woman” had attempted to A isatonr and ochera) were « > Ben worked for the ele tion of Pryar strike Brooks, the day before he was ; + at the meeting Site FF sole re ale bs 4 eters ~ pened I make aay caargo semard.ng ressmaking inter-| Killed. with a beer bottle in the hall Rig Conference Called. sma miss the x CANDY et are ling station. eh 0 oO if 7 e cu t al anew * f : Nimes aes ueimeeimorer acct: MamikereRiniathe in front of the office of the Agricul mnference detween Mr Rasley Ol * poner’ ‘ S CATHARTIG t in ex ral! Commission, No 23 Park Row. he strike leaders was prolonged . They mean war, 1 do that they have been th Aud ral of the had sepa- ording to the story commission's ins thevatmarotith Cran er if aims of the | rated the woman from Brooks, and! went to the rooma of the State Hoard the ieating| that as they led her away she cried Mnciliation, where {t waa arranged to Brooks that a conference at waich representa: aid ne knew some of the Y \ ee 5 : things he alleged of his own knowledge. WESTERNLAND — } but admitted that he had learned of dicitis. bi : @tmost all ne haa to allege by naving eeepeey Ath “You will leave me, will you? Lill * rom the Chamber of et a 7 1 ee oe ache, indigestion, pimples, j heard of it at the man Embassy | sunced is the passing of the a F f Trade, Mayor « < f f people than all other diseases together. it _gyhere, hey says, he was employed for nae eae the kill you first dent Tuttle. of the Boston ache ; F what aile you, start takiag ene year. SLAG tev LRT he leriowane Deputy t Distr system, President Hall, 4 nyse & i 4 Socata vassentoen : He stated that had: given Secretly was: eonnhanti¢ Kro'e tive f solidated, and ative y 4 N Nk, Bervice agents the names of the per |Miee white, presiden trict-Attorney’s office m- sw bia! = @ons from whom received the |” * Krack nd to them | ho wou makers’ Association may and will De f thie style no other ski ner sald there was very n the s As pudlished ober we prought Brooks up on a very serious charge.” said Com. fmformation. He said he had ae - GRAND JURY UPHOLDS THE UNDER HER OWN STEAM, RE- a DISTRICT-ATTORNEY. FUSING ALL AID. ot charged that tor had aided the F “Last Oo net working t sympathy with the Boston A feat garment is the re-| igsionet Kracke par. | a! beying the ord Lynn — i} vival of t ack of several hg tainted densed |. ni Sia sabes Met UE Rn Ae pm Int Made Low Tin’ Broken > § Se ten the Im, ness relieved by plaits ot pleces set in 25,000 TEXTILE the Hook a pine agent « . fe ure of the oft 4 1 , erates ireeeameuc napeesdl/sca' Es let feature of inal waist at WORKERS GOING OUT. Department. / President Eliot, of Harvard — President | ger tine and the suppression of the col- Tian 2 5 . Whiot's secretary replied that my charges | jap a > i} swore not believed, and I replied that the | “Tne very emarteat frocks will be made [fimsutysnyer Uh F Spec’ ial Sale 1000 Dozen Paeazi on Ganaten Chdee ia She cee cea | are eustia bltlOC Ince! or ehietonan : , Ladies’ Initial Handker| i edt Ano Herc Deve) tyag ian the t|atrike que BO ay hiefs, unlaundered wreath | 4 e othe t wleeve, which ts small at th 4 toda effects, | blouses alvawsitt ee, , $1.50 dozen Ik the instrumen r olt D150 ¢ 4 GRancetion of a gabe seer — NEW YORK FREIGHTS alivgea to have rah “value s2.°0 doven.| mii niaicviealnei: BROTHER CHARLES BURIED. ARE NOT AFFECTED. fice 1009 Dozen | i je ir on —— a! + fs eae ye When Consul-General Karl Buenz was i Ladies In Handker-| Lovely } ed about Witt tees he laughed a es 4 York he erigiien ae G chiefs beautifully rem=-| ° j at Faneral. 1 sad, | Jur yor ay Dis J 1 ’ | Goer fie acetates 2 Semcon aa |fome extn IN THE AIR, stitch iv| Complexion from the Ambassador vege, was r of first street adway, the purta * ‘ anced IM) TY He PU REee The Germs of La Grippe are Conveyed | R , int 1 Imma Through the Atmosphere. — O & friendliest terms. w This fellow ie not ing in. the tu oMve that day ay pubes Plaga as are aliesed PO acpi ita tami wae rad bean ahipped here from ji value soc, | Every Lady in the Lind Can Now ifave @ tainly would have chosen a better man| in) ¢aewity iy bi | Beautiful Skin-A Trial Box Free. to assiet him than Witte college, the The railroad me # lebrant ¥ t ran ABSOLUTELY FALSE, hedra! FOR L’ALLIANCE FRANCAISE. SAYS MUNSTERBURG. |"? (Moet Noted German psychologist and scholar, which, under the Presi te Sell nd Embroidered that the latter i's at the head of a se Ho Hyde. ip extend: ts work | : } cret German press bureau. is looked of furthering interests rench lkerchiefs, upon in Cambridge as too absurd to be A Ruage. & 1 5 ee yo adere erin : s VW ment! test nibh! Agee $s upward, Prof. Munterberg himself saya the ARTHUR BORANI. The audience wan & large une awd : whole thing is ridiculous. and that it ts gk the Lyceum ant t gramme ‘ Lace ge } + Banton a ainchnraes ache was? | “DISAPPEARING DEMON” IN-|CCER RELIEF COMMITTEE ie one vee setuce ov at MOTION TO TAKE IT OUT OF| Handkerel ing it hard at present to earn a living - - AGAIN ACTIVE. Hugues 1 x Abseninia’” ‘Th COMMITTEE BEATEN. uchesse, Prot wut the i: SISTS HE'S UNTRAMMELLED leoture was accompanied with atorropt : lowing correspondent on views, and was muiniy S122 upwa rd. ] et The Evening World this afte: 1 Mole Rouxs nyt AN } “The © lel anata, fale 1 He Wante the News Put in the ise a digale Ht | Valenciennes Deginning to en one aang, there was t cases of blackmalling as v Aner = Nat meen Edouard MY . = ward &@ dlemisset clerk, but utterly unau Locked tp. = =! Rave a : F Qac. Upward, cessful. 1 wrote to Emil Witte with Tae with | inme man co d - clear words that I should not give one CHICAGO, March 12.-A second letter | BIRD ty ane As ts eas “ £ : 2 a 1) cent for his whole so-called One of The Evening World telephon the shape of « formal demand has The was a ALBANY Ma e = Or Aw Wy’ OT, ’ * : i Sweetid m material. You can take rang violently at 3.90 o'clock this after. rent to Be ry of Btate Hay | Preither, Rene. Wildenst MOR) toon syater ‘ : E- H- -L- |- C- H- S that I should not have done so if any | noon. ra for pameports for Dr. a Mrs. i eltner, M c weecand and Mme yaork . . ‘one concerned would have ever matd or] “Ifello,"" aaid a reporter Hiram W. Thomas to visit the concen: | Je Rody. Amon present were!" lis Broadway & Jute St EYE DOCTORS’ written anything which could not stand] “Hello,” waa the answer. “This The| tration camps of South Africa Senge t i h — ocCcT publication Evening World?" Should Mr. Hay again refuse to act : = 1 Al achullt toad EXAMINATION FREE. “As to my efforts to have a secret] yes. tt im stated that the mation will be taken | Rr Mey Far, 40. year naaieeets press bureau. | may say thatl have so im Arthur Borant, the Disappearing}to the President Should Mr Roosevelt Sb eal 1 bine | be “ in the z0¢ it ¢ far found no diMeuity to publish what: | nemon, I'm a tree man. Juatfhe Gay.Juphold Mr Hiny. 4 Dal aorael” 8). be iene — | i ‘ ireted, ever I wanted to say to the American] oe eiened the pane pine mate to Lord Paunceto nea A | See eti ; 4 of the country I'm a freo man, 1 tell you a free man Dew TBO We mak t * IN SENATE. PAS COR pet Up ® freel nen ; Torns Down Milt , \ : CANAL BILL gE. Tell ua nil about it Piha : GLASSES AS Low as#* ——- Um a free man, a free man all ov CON RAO, ARO AATF - a aaa) t. Nicaraguen Mensnre Is Report he volce and that was all tha Tig orhe ramos | Uaranilties nreinn Affairs to-day « \ a Without Amendment. pia aia Crome Ms obners end. Huurleson. of} voted sidering the bill of \ 7 ne B. bh. I- iu i-c-h & Sons WASHINGTON, March 18.—In report- Judicial information by Representative Sherman, of New York, ue 7 oUF s with land to)» 357 BROADWAY. Ast rf ing to the Senate to-day the Hepburn Fi LT Hiram W . utinuing the existing Chinese a MiP } 223 SIXTH AVENUE + tétb St bill for the construction of an Isthmian Innthat ‘hel on Us fs Rt: waeithon voted to proceed by con iis t r new s uy | 1345 BROADWAy- 6th St. > canal without amendment and with a] succeeded Fred Solomon the|tey on Foreign Affairs a tintions Aesmions with the consideration mill's fate, « ; 7 A iprintavieink (hin stare epenievery eventuad recommendation that it pass, Mr. Mor- | co-respondent. terday he testified int A letter from Secreta: Ay wes pre-| of the Mitchall-Kahn rigid exclusion H hore Vera ‘abiae bi ty doe ’ wf printer's in ‘ van sald the report of the com- of Mra. Solomon in her suit for sented by Chairman Hie explaining the | ineasure having the indorsement of the 1 Rieht will a oar polaonous drug of a Aud all Workt Wants imply, AU Open Late Satar Emeninss Teady in a day or two, divorce against her husband, circumstances of the case, Pacific coast Senators and membets. — , ways prevail” hind, Nhs | eaeeeeesene bese \ steps py Cie heme saritirinimmatees