The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1902, Page 2

| ~rL HERE, A puLosoPnE, IE Refuses to Discuss Re- port that Wife De- sires a Divorce. HOME IN WASHINGTON. Kaiser’s Schoolfellow Be- lieves Congressional Li- brary Invaluable. him a score of boxes books and manu ” “lw efter make hie ¢ on wife had se) elow smiled an» “I have nothing may a fe a fine day an absolute « " " Bigelow. “I de not affairs al ‘ achool-fellow of Ex You want to talk something portant, suc! eign affairs Tahall be glo fons, valu¢ “But my importance learn to be 4 p Mr. Bigelow tlon to resid W influenced gressional Libr he has foun . He opene! ! the ins} ing phiets anda married the years he ¢ on Mrs a ma , tensions CHINESE REBELS WIN2 DAYS’ FIGHT MPERIAL GENERAL MA DEFEATED. IS febellion Spreading and Are Joining It Pay and More Troops for Metter Loot HONG K been feted, woo have taken Pang Chene (Feng x dilled . the 1 aolda, b two days was for Bie pr Cung a Marsh Tung province Thou, Both of SPECIAL EASTER FEAGVRES xt Sunday’s World. For the Children, 16-Page Book in 4 Colors, Verses and “The Wnile Rabbit's Easter Boy” Pictures, Special Easter | Wonder Supplement. MAY IDENTIFY BODIES —_ 7% Steel GATES’S REMARKABLE STATEMENT THAT HE DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HAS BECOME ¢ OF $26,000,000 OF — and Wire Magnate Smiles Blandly as He Confesses His Amazing Ignorance position of Shares in the New Jersey Company- How He Transformed | BRIDGE MAKES MONEY | $1,000,000 In | ‘during J \ * made the rema > pea YS jae ‘i ts able mtater this afternoon that he! .) jald not know what hit become of An Gtr int FOUND DROWNED IN CANAL. [#2 a ithe American ste tcel! i» Company, of New <x : Reraey plat nt unaccounted for, | > IS THIS YOUR $20 BILL? Retire” Si ; f r ' t is : Mt ‘ in MINISTER BROKE HIS ARM UNION MEN HELD FUNERAL ALDERMEN FAVOR MORE FREE BATHS. OFFERED AS FREAK. APPROPRIATION CENTRAL PARK TAKEN FOR A $480.000 REPORT RECEIVED. DIME MUSEUM. 2 Three to Ne WHE Be OpeH Mise w an sow " ‘ow iver tads tader tt entrol’ Saye COOK SUCCEEDS CLOWRY Clty Can Mave Her ‘ ; = - ; 1 mbers 8 Terry, of n Moartef Ald were nt rem ta co! wr ae ow tndamus ’ om wn y sinp 1ONGUE ABSCESS REMOVED way Sis mintant te hi A hace 1 ae a 1 lad vee are PREDICT COLE'S RELEASE 1 i 3 we put ‘ uM Pollet " kiyn for free baths wan ; : ° A ‘ 1 . ‘ Committ Bridges or : - i a f Ty N re 3 HARRIMAN GETS THE Last s the} sriN, M s a River ' i LE ad hd z “ = N ‘ . bilge MACON Ma ms i ri stn x 1 * . New ¥ * M M Ban HORSE MEAT FOR BRITISH rs bur ‘ S.oMioh. M Aca ble th é x | Alderman John Met atl » WARE THE HATCHET! Jbaths were to be contr | TOPEKA Kap ™ 18.—Mrs., Union Setth t Company,’ he wanted] u pow isle a anol iting kines vote against tt wan carried be in Toneka.on April:? to at Dabo: were (o be Hullt nud conircitea ie | amr: east iy One WAY voted Jone of the forty-five saloons, Ina letter| the muulciyat authorities and that thejagaius: the resolution US “3e ‘ted to $5,000,000. Momcan > wen me | "area cor] 2 grumbling her arrang ine?” eight or sevent RAN agreem and } had he American Steel and V Mow It Was Worked. ny were the financial agents £ ferwri rd to under GET HONCR MEDALS. PARTRIDGE LAUDS SIX WHO SAVED LIVES. Three Showed Herotam nt i ed Drowning Person Another Stopped a Ranaway. Partrids f the f ented to them medals and resctes Patrolman rty-neve ‘ wh Pairty 3) ire at 1M Mr \ Mrs Evans and t Patroman Patrick J. Kelly, of the Steamboa who rescued Bridget *y reenwich stree orth River, 1 Fed, w man R n, orty-seventh Str a 4 runaway horse att to a hansom cab, ar eit second atreet and Ninth avesu Patrolman J. W, [tieth Street station, Beatcay Weat who saved the ‘air- ves 116 YEARS OLD AND “BRAVE POLICEMEN ‘STRICKEN AUTHOR of the Dis-| to Ths Mr Gates sald orm a farger yration un che ¢ ot Wir 1 New Je iigman CANNOT RECOVER, THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, WHO |! WROTE “BEN BOLT.” DYING. of P. NJ areh IS Thomas Dunn Eng! fr. statesman, (aw Park T, Marah nolife in the I Feb. 2, rest rnaclousness. a MORGAN HELD PRISONER. BRUNSWICK, Ga, March i8—Rad weather still makes It impomible for J, Plerpont Morgan to reach here from Jeu! Isiand and board the special train that is in ceadiness to convey him back to New Yor of honor riment for mer! 4 i yer tying 4 tity during iat two cmonth® andl’ ache} niversity The made a coneratu , Ahh fame ax the latory» he told them mon which suil that hi alled upon to 4 Ld master ret punishment to pearance was ricer by “4 nd it gave him Cin ther reat pleasure to administer praine and AasERI ORT arent nininter pra salesite reward for good work saditorium AT He served rms in Congress and Serst. Charles G bak ‘ x eae ced avenue stat od esha Jumped Into + oe ‘WY Waesia ni amer mer Harm | AF GHAN pee REBELLIOUS: Jor army BOER GENERAL CAPTURED. ‘| SHIPS TO WEST INDIES. KINGSTON, Ji The newspapers Mar s here Atr f 4 AUSTRIA AND MEXICO. TENNA. Mar Retohsra and Mexico me fand w ' he | = Were you to have a prot EXTENDS LEGISLATIVE TERM P 1 4 wire Industries | Xen gometning about so . PAR ‘ The! Chan 1" sf | More t ‘ w . ORANGE PUPPY GONE. | © the deal and 2 ‘ owe < ! y | me wh " ” | tthe legis ; Park nes 1 1 at ye ! oh ‘ wre OF AMERICAN ANTIGUITIES, Ponta x firat plan fell m . PARIS. Mar ‘ PW LIN THE PLAY | Atorsas Tala tuatration of how Le ‘ * “ k " mi e It Mr. Gates, of Chiengo, wins this suit Oscar will have Piette wl Morgan Plan Fated ine KAISER ORDERS WIRELESS. Fox, ¢ A k Mr (ilicAn. Said ¥ IN rhe Nat nas CCC RAN heen a Lreeue ar Pener/ | the new stocks’atond urdered that the Slaby-Ar TROLLEY FORCES CUT RATES D ri Siva Gait auchbes jal, Gasca a total valuation of something emark or wireless t lewsanby ‘ 1 has} wire ma ring concerns about one year This is besides his t1') i a ‘ MPG | Tid not tell where of hie 100-MILE WIRELESS TALK. | LONDON Maren y an v . ' x , * nahip r . UNSPEAKABLE BRUTE "4 pies atin? i ‘ 1 . it weather a , ‘ STE RRS | KITCHENER WARNED, At a remus mort gan | Yacare- LONLUN t ROSS-FENTON FARM LEASED sof eat it wan decited | perain tore cone : 1 : pint Bratt | F e ‘ \ 1 tke manufa 2 fier to wreater ch ! 2 ‘ een.” said Me. Gaten i % , | y BERTHA IS STILL HERE planta ow t put in high en | ! a EW arene w Russlay i ULM LN ie 4 ‘e ou i om t ou omarks (S98 ¥ scene Stat . Owing to nce of nome w ; is - | nesses M 1 thr . : JOHN A SULLIVAN DEAD iz | MR GATES, OF CHICAGO, ON THE WITNESS STAND wane xt Tues ta oO bis 75 = ATHENS. March t8 ~The ease in at ren ie Law and Onder League ahe ure o|t Srnid Die wife atid mother-in-law, Ri ity Tro J with a buyer at the South 8t. Joseph! G 4 seriously alarming Fr | hat citieens supply axes and hatehets. | . a first triy Morse and Mule Market The ¢ontrict i« NoT LIABLE FOR DEATHS BEG Sl UR Tite ee pee Pee dea MA oat Ha IGE AIA oY = . USED IBAYONET CNA WIEE. BT. LOUIB, March 18 Judee hte . Pet « “remomation oft) nrougS | eal | STOLE PERIODICALS PATERSON, No J, March Is ' : : Hudso Roe ESET euaree to. intr to American | Hedy paisa : for damages Jes os BRAKEMAN KILLED. i Senate) check this exodus, Police 1 ‘ s for the NE WATANSLN le Mette EON LS | fiche | WARCRAFT ON RIVIERA. , sant wi * {UIANNe procured from jour, 9 Lackawanna tt cokeman.| RICH GOLD STRIKE. | VILLEFRANCHE, France, March 18 “ ( eanee ey nie ater] PHOBNIX March 18 — De-! —The t 41 States erul Albany and ‘ HIS BODY FOR SCIENCE TO MOVE BIG PLANT. age Tenia! (hes aie ML tent Jrande there! the gunboat Nashville have arrived and NURSE SCARED COURT \ u After CH Repah era eta ‘ qld fl CONDOR GIVEN UP AS Lost. i } ; : romiten | La Uw PACKING gent iat HL Ls Tit, | MARRIED IN SECRET. Y OL EONDON, March 18 Te Neda, te ma Pee] BLIZANETH, Nod. Maron 1s | sielttines te Libesivie i jet ' me 8 | mate knows " the albogar and Ble " ACTION AGAINST RAILROADS. | ‘f!), {it ) i SyTpAthion Ut the famitien of " AGO M Witt + ok) tod a ea arate Mens Leda Re pees rgd nena PRINCE GOES BACK TO AFRICA. 4 ‘ Thea + WH a yew them daalelioahyaet Sit t ‘ om WOLSFLEY’S AFRICAN TRIP. Z spl rire LONDON March Is—In th ia) Baers LAKE NAVIGATION OPENS 5 Common to-day the War § y The uM Navies n ai rest t PUNISH FLAG DESECRATORS mie) : erbtecenty ; DYNAMITE IN COAL CELLARS i lat \ arte «wife, Hla { 6) BIG ORDER FOR HORSES. Dut prev ieuel = ' ynan on By ST JOSEP! toh ’ PUBLIC DEBT SWELLS ‘ wa ; FIRST BOAT HUDSON aster se led CD WAESLAND INQUIRY. | CUBAN CUSTOMS RETURNS. . 1 ru. t ek Bivens ineher cour he hee 1 LONDON, March I8—The Roar! of) WASHINGTON, March 18—Ph | PAUNCEFOTE NOT WELL. WASHINGTON. March. 18.--Lord has returned from a visit to Vanderbilt at Biltmore, No « | MANLEY MAY DECLINE. WASHINGTON, March I8—The post- of First Assistant Postmaster-Gon- 1 Joweph Ho Man- ley adit nal Committee. man from Ma Friends of Mr. Man- y think he will decline BENNETT BOOMS HAUBERT. WASHINGTON, March Is—Charles G. Be retary of the Senat has had talk with President Roosevelt fegarding Brooklyn oMces tix the present and Mr, Bennet: another term ROOSEVELT DINES FUNSTON. WASHINGTON, March 18 Brig -Gen, | Frederick Funston dined with Prealdent land Mrs Roosevelt at the White House {last night would like “| HILL IN WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, March 1s —Jamen J JHU, of St. Paul, is in aWshington, He lhas xpent some tme at the Senate ‘| Chamber, chatting with the various tore during the discussion and vote von the Ship Subsidy bil! ‘| HASTEN CANAL BILL. SHINGTON, March 1%,—The Senate » Canale has ator Mitenell, of Orege f one to confer with the fix an early Nicaragua Canal JOB FOR F. D. LYON. WASHINGTON, March 1s,—Fran Lyon, of Cuba, N. ¥,, elected pe J nentatives J. Glenn TO REPEAL WAR TAX. WASHINGTON, March 18.-The Senate Committee on Pina ized a favorable report on the bill se} vealing the war revdnue av’ Ith stil! far from the} a] TOOK CALISAYA, CLEANED OUT CAR Bad and He's To-Day. Me ou You Know te on Very rand tee over ar te knockoutt 1 an ambulanbe arrested him, Jour built conductor or trolley line, pre- when arraigned ip Accused of t king his c nme nue 1 sad aight the Clymer Street Court, Willlamaburg. tay Appa » complainat Policeman Connolly Sheepehes Ray 9 ) with his face swathed ‘ ry runt ited the am get aboard. Me Joor of emagded double fares About two sec eililredt row. The r ker who refised to pay twiee had lis head sma window by the burly condu f the women 5 The motorman tried to entet found it locked. The com 1 Delective-Sergeant eman Connolly, whe ‘ 5 in se al Connolly tried to arrest Shields 1 “ ar over the reat nelly sub once more icy Tapped a patrol aretaker wurt to-day said 1 me. 1 tee: very bad » co after paying @ SHOT BY CHINAMAN. Murphy Quarrelled with Lee and Was WwW A. Jn i « sundryman, y No. 220 Varick ves twenty-fle years f XS Sixteenth street, x . nis 4dowith ‘ St Vincent's Hospital, on tw serous bullet wo st and another oof the Charles r Murphy went te ‘hinaman® place ant Quarre.ied wit) Just exactly what happened pte w it Lee, it is alleged, ged a revolver and shot twice BIG STORM ON COAST. Steamehip Ham ‘= Passengers Hiad a Hough Trip to Norfolk. Special to The Evening World) NORFOLK, Va.. March 13.—A terrific prevails on the Virginia ami Caro- na coasts to-day, with wind blowing y-five miles an hour at Cape Henry © Old Dominion steamer Hamilton, » New York, came down in the teeth of the y sick 5 Kern. { hard in high seas, here was no accktent of any kind. SS HELD UP WOMEN. Two Make Melvyiile Cham thirty years old, of No. 139 West F third street, wae arraigned tn the Yorkville Court to-day hurged with demanding money from itfrtda Jennings and Loulse Hoffman, ing at No, 28 Bast Fourteenth I: is charged that he demanded $10 vr I'll put you on the the woman ! ning’ The case was nthe im idfourned until to-morrow —__— KILLED BY A TRAIN. Nod March 18 Santo NEWARK years ol}, who lived tly Ratt train rossing tom killed by a at the ven Weverly atreet SO | DANGEROUS SURGERY Should Be the Last Resort. Many people suffer from piles, because after trying rartous lotions, salves and oimt ments without relief or cure they come t¢ the conclusion that a surgical operation {1 the last resort, and rather than submit the shock and risk to life of an operation. prefer to suffer on; very often, however, (4 Affiicted one is over-persuaded to resert 0 the knife. and even though the operation 1s rently successful, and there ts complete recovery trom the shock incident thereto the result t# Invariably the same; the pller or later return, bécamee (herr cause har not been cemured, This result 19 a logical one inaemuch as the knife removes the ‘effecta of the disease only, while the cause remains as before. There is claimed to be s remedy which does remove the cause, hence eradicating the disease, and that it the Pyramid Pile Cure; it is in the form of fs suppository, is applied directly to the parts affected, and brings about # complete eure, quiely and painlessly. In this con nection the testimony of Mr, John Cullen Bryant, the well-known bookseller of Hay- erbill, Mage., is of unusual interest: “| desire to contribute an unsolletted but purely voluntary testimonial in fayor of Pyramid Pile Cure. 1 have suffered for more than twenty years with hemorrhoids, sooner and have consulted numerous physicians fad expended a great deal of money for jnedictnes that did me no good. I had oftet seen Pyramid Pile Cure advertised, but he {tated for months before buying same, think. ing tt a patent or quack remedy that bad no merit; but having tried every other rem. dy prescribed | was finally persuaded one year ago to try Pyramid Pile Cure, 1 bought a Mfty-cent package at the drug store, and while I may not be permanently cured, the past year has been the only year of my life worth living during the past twenty years, and nothing but the Pyramid se to-day author-| remedies have wrought this change, I offer is teafimony for the beae&t of euflercing