The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1902, Page 2

PAT CAVANAUGH’ 3 sous Thus j PROVED HER MARRIAGE ASBURY Mr hesses we THUGS GET LONG TERMS: BORDENTOW Ma z Chaues | 4 Sehum tWo men who way a and Joseph Parker . was on ry Broad = ark Bentence! © Me to-da c giv Behum AID FOR LITTLE CRIPPLE NEWARK. N J. March 21.—4tov there has teen started for OLD MAN HANGS HIMSELF PATERSON, No J. Maren 2.—Martin Kamme five father found hang property, a elty, to-day ly lately STRIKE AHEAD IN PASAIC * N. J, March A N He Yi threate trike of ope atives, who want an increase in salary Ht ie aid tt ast 0 8 it on April SUNDAY SALE BEATEN ALBANY Ma 1—The Ac TERMINALS IN ST. LOUIS. LOUIS, Maren 21 —-A Fould of jerminal facilities: BIG TRUST ge come sv ¢ r n ar have 1 heir ‘ar Missount tnd Germania. the combination ‘ enown aM uf ampant FAILS BECAUSE OU Es ete. AMERICUS, Ga 1 —Heeaure mt Broadway Rouse, who it bs a partue Simm p has ee NEPHEW A WAIF? . FRANCISG), Marcy 21 —Stokere rf ralled gan Smith {J Pier MOREA Waer WHEAT FROZEN. TACOMA Wah Mar Grain Inspector Wrieht bas re KILLED KICKING A CAT | QUIN su tempted kik a it bome, at 1 ne k and dytn * | WHISKEY LABELLED SYRUP | 1 \mcera| b ts ' x Ww | ia | LIBRARY FOR FULTON, OSWEGO, N The ¥ lage of Fu r ot ficati 4 w Cu JOHN A. SULLIVAN'S FUNERAL Requiem Mase Celebrated at st Patrick's Cathedral y ay Storm ew March 21—Tae bi tom, bound from New jon with coal, ix believed to h. 5 Order hor os | “seer Baas pe we Lf CO-RESPONDENT CONFESSED Newark 5 sie ' Tioftman sas yom CAPTURES BURGLAR ret stree VALE yA WIDOW’'S LIFE I Mex Patrick H Mrs val bee were day whe wit r Court form Ma N DANGER, he widow « at sk was Je Att tS NURSE HAD BABY ¢ Mra Ernestine COLOMBIAN CENSOR The Weaste n Pelegra THURSDAY EVENING CLUB One of th he Junior Thursda held te ixht at the Benjamin S$ Churot Twelfth street Waite The Taming Lanten weakly of the Shrew meetings of ky a Club was Pastlanes O0UMrh No ™ West rl t gave HIGH COURT FOR SCANNELL. The napiracy former Fire ¢ Marks Supreme yurt SERVICE AT ST. will make ¢ indictments smamiaste Broad gainst oner Scannell and wer esterday Gilde f PAUL'S. Phe Ke oe TO BE WARNED. sume of the ease of Murray Hall Ps ary MeAney, of the Municipal I) Gervice, Commiasion, Raa) ordered all applicants for examinat! tet down thelr sex, although the positions, us commission deals with put few female SERVANT GIRL sooveny: ‘ Kate til foffman. a servant art to: The « and Mra petty rulers tieorge Prendergast street, Browklyn. in rs ow bond cases No, 263 § vlghtee in ‘the eye st sond ay tay oh r y wave Aden sformed orth uf cloth sald the girl ai i STRAW BONDSMAN SENTENCED Noo MM Pa yoday TO PUT WIRES IN CONDUITS. Affects AML | HAS THREE BIG witan Cloth | fends tte than at the o’ Barbie in The House With the Greem mhutters,’* Ginalng in The Evening There's nothing finer in ej tle Minister Li | "oats" nbach is here af. woh for the! ‘bend o° he Lower Went Side. res passing ane Kray 1 tele STORES NOW a fompany Be Mon the Wor pent Monday. ' \ Sure, He's Exclusive. The Lit- Kobsip of the the brae” ber MIS aa a5 —— os eae, TER RIVES KINDLY ALLOWS NEWSBOYS TO LIVE, BUT THEY MUSTN'T DO MUCH ELSE. aVAN oT ea ‘BL You See, They Attract Microbes To City Hall Park, and Mister Rives Has the Right of Way in That Part of the Earth. Vea BY THERE AND LET Z et DOCKSTADER HAS A RAPIDTOODLEUM, and littl: boothlacks must go out of City Hall Park r the way for the people who pass to and from tne bridge through the park have complained to Mister Rives about the obstructing of walks by these litue grandpa boot blacks. The newsts was assigned to TOO Mister Rives, Corporation Counsel any citizens | MRS. POTTER QUITS AGAIN. PARIS, 10 Rue du Faubourg Poissonniere. M. KORZMAN & SONS, 291-293 Grand St., SCHLEY CASE CLOSED. WASHINGTON, March 21.—fo far as ingress is concerned, the Sampso Schity controversy is over The House 1 Naval af ¥ a vote te an resovutions LESS FOR ARMY. WASHINGTON, March 21—The Army etary SEAT DECLARED VACANT. Dress Hats, WASHINGTON, Mar 3] i je con 1 exied clestiantecsalet. Willige He tor Turbans, Toques, Bonnets. Won a dames J. iatler fmm: Invite your inspection of their HIGH CLASS IMPORTED SPRING MILLINERY for LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. Trimmed Hats Made of The Richest Imported Materials. Walking Hats, Picture Hats, ‘o. 1 have « the seat be de PAYS HANNA'S FARE. after arg most an hour MARINE HOSPITALS. WASHINGTON, Mareh 2-7 Ready-to-Wear Hats. A Great Variety of Styles suitable for Walking and Tailor-Made Dresses. Sailors, Alpines & Turbans. Untrimmed Hats. Panamas, Palms, Javas, Cubans, Fancy Chips, Manilas, Tuscans, Neapolitans, Horse Hair. The Newest Shapes and Effects in All Colors. Ready-to-Trim Hats. Chiffon, Fancy Mohair, Maline, Horse Hair; -MmMe BLACK, WHITE, _and all the light colors. Flowers. FRANCE AT ST. LOUIS SHOW. Pali j lee ieAeSTePS-siasealeai thes ace Roses, Foliage, Fruits, mittee of the Chamber of D oppies, day adopted the igh ane ane Montures, Wreaths. the St 1 tr w Arts Ribbons. Every new, soft, ext rich Feathers. Ostrich Plumes, Tips and Boas, Aigrettes—Ouills—Wings, Trimmings. _ Laces, Malines, Chiffons, Straw Braids, Buckles, Ornaments. Chiffon, Plain and Fancy Nets. An Attractive Assortment. Every Style. Every Length. All Black. All White. Black and White. White and Black. he banda of the newsbe Exe M. 1 a MisiBn| LONDON, March Mrs Brown Pot- : * Hee, Menem east aeweatraya iareretee) | nivestia ae took. con a cn J] weave in wide and fancy It te a safe belief that there are [rer desparate eines esked Tl ribbons. we bes in the dirt ‘ ‘ommissioner Partridge to keep the 1 = == — ah at hewsbove graap their papers in| paths clear : ’ 1 -- » mato Pa sf ord pot * . mitcrobestaten hands lcopeland. a sey fa Staton. to| CECIL RHODES IMPROVES. Silk Waists. Micra erape to news: |keep the paths clear CAPE TOW 1 allah . i ‘Capt Copelan drove al the newaboys | ,, iets RO Ny Marea ai The sigh: Peau de Cygnes, Taffeta, x IOTER F h x And newswWomen our of the pa Riles i ifeetshtab eel Ss Setarilsts sia) uh Teint. otilenere) are||/BuUtney are) bask | Reese ep ytlaueds tas Peau de Sote, Foulard, He does jot read the newspapers | microbe-traps Ban on Baskets. Fe eA coves {ff Satin Crepe, Shan-Tung. Sometimes he has to pass through| Horrible thougnt! ‘ommiselot Willcox says he A spears : 2) a iced i : . ity Mal Park Siippodeaie microbe should) leap] trom | mieunderstonas ae war states cpuiner Poiadeiohia oan areved [All the leading styles: per y eweboys and | 4 "eWepaper in the hands of a newe-| He will allow nowsboxe and news: | March 16 fect fitting. Wo fot know MISTER | fa and nda Laietog place in MUSTER | "GCF" hoy must not have baskets or DUFFERIN ESTATE ENTAILED. |] Also a Choice Line of 1 s. ~ they would kowtow to [aol ARE Samaentat ute: conte Der; |" They must carry thelr wares in thetr WASH WAISTS. 0 " i | arieen’ aoa Yea Lederer, | One course lee open to MISTER | the f = e ho? Whe? W < a Hall Park he mabere a ee | Why? Why? Why? Ee ahora inven tatcrob ‘oERMAN PAPER IN PARIS. de lea very exohusive man BOTH SIDES CLOSE LEAVES A F ORTU NE IN PATRICK CASE. ed with ALL THE TESTIMONY NOW | BEFORE THE JURY. Adjourned When (reume: yere Will ten a of Law. min. nee Patrick when Osborne was closed Assistant Announced now rests ar 1 waitress at Mre Frar * houKe eted the stories Miss Eliott a Mra wha ke did on that tay After M Nad teatithed Mr Osbor ft ¢ State, announce: yon wh ne ain tictment he w eat hin cane motion was denied Mr Moor wed the slotment Mt wae de Mr Moore woked for rmnent tel Monee kmma } K har indeed t of that horrid n Baster egme with father a I think bis attorney« h better than the joft t Mr ng Reoorder ad Sny ne behalf of thetr rward learned that and Mr, Moore had reference made. Slient Rex —— Waller Pleads Not Guilty, MANILA March 21.-In Moore Monday. Evidence for the prosecution of Al t WLS Mistriet-At It wae [Ha The Th Park anyhow? » should anybod evty fall Park? Why should be allowed in Cit We dont want] tion M ours allowed tn | Millionaire Conger Gives Half a Million to Little! Girl He Rescued from Railroad Wreck. ped, ground Into kindling of its occupants were killed Not a woul aboard esca Jury except Baby Stewart, in Ten | outright | e1 serious in-| seasion of great wealth Miraculously saved in her intancy | from death in a railroad wreck, in| which her father and mother lost drawing room car of the train teenth year 48 to $500,000 un) nie Pearl Conger. He ran for | ter the will of the man whose arm | 4s#iet in taking the! wounded vched down through the debris of Ree ve ate sr lying he , burning car and Hfted her from the! it was ssl babe arma of her dead mothe Her benefactor was Frank Conger off ¢ mans ve fire and dig thro: of iron and broke one of the directing heads of the) leet ed ee: Mttle sufferer, At las ; | opening enough was made for Mr. Con idge of the United 20 Bridge Department « e No. 45 {0% 89, sirust down bis arm and itt States Steel Company. at No. 45] the iittie one out. Broadway, whose death occurred ten] Mr, Conger brought the babe to his iat po wife, and it was tehuerly cas we jays ago while on a business trip tO) Tur Or exposure brought ull 4 serous roit. His will has just been filed |iiners ror weeks it sermed ilkely qhat 5 see the baby would « with the Surrogate at Ithaca, N.Y but Mre. Conger sav “Baby Stewart's” Story. A decade ago the patheth Hay Stewart’) was on the 1d ppeal the child had on She was an infan S taaenaint pin tend Her father, the Rev When her recovery tochester had been 3 thee Siri Bectired re- leases from So gran a typewriter agent and & and Teenie adopt Pascs See arene Asset Tee a Young Gti Fortune. Hie wife was an invalid rine MEO) Out of the misfortune that deprived t apy's birth, In sea eal) her of her pat Baby Stewart” at to visit her paren came into ant us Ors une There ©. The Rev. Mr § was 44.000 ber father's They {ile The West Bhore fond xave het | went cut to Dring them ome Chey | sigan for the loss of her parents, and) ed Buffalo on the night of March} a. sult) for ht ty her " | ini 4 the | foster-father road com. iw A bitszard was rae Re a arled pany for the impairment of her voice, ight was bitter cold, when they » Aue? to expomure, remulted In a verdict the last lap of thelr return Journey to) for $18.00 damages. This her / 1 9 at and Lv i longer Invested ites 11 tne iaat [it wisely for her, and it hae grown to The happy ttle family was! nat | feat sum. Heeldes he lett his wite the four chair cars which made 9), 000, imbich on her death att the t e Weet 5 ittle girl. and eaoh of them xiven ward aentton of BT $6.00 fh cash After ‘her foster moth: ‘ Tack of them wer i hn death she will be worth half a/ At Bay View, stu miles out Buffalo. | mittion dollar = here there {# a steep incline, a coup To his mother, Mra, C. W. Conger, ver 1 the sleeper |and_ nis brothers, Jay and Benjamin nh between their car ane ‘onger, Mr. Conger left $1,000,089 each warted Just at the top of the Hill The | yooording to Mr. Charles R. Cant, of vaard section attached to the engine |the Ameftoan Pictorial Monthly, af 'No. Broadway, who was an Intimate) went on, friend of Conger, je a provision Only One to Eecape Unhe tn Ris will that Conger alee! natural ¢ bottom of the hill the conduc joticed that half of his (rain Was HELD ON MOTHER’S CHARGE. A Mra. Eliza Mulry, of No. 2108 Fifth ave- nue, Manhattan, with perjury Bhe alleged that ie’ swore falsely in| rier agreed to have thie the court- martial to-day Major Wailer, of the Marine Cor, pated. ‘not the charge a Es to nati ae East that ero role” to Ten fad Or. 1. V. Mulry Accused by Parent of Perjury. Dr. V. Mulry, of No. 73 Fulton street, Brooklyn, was held for the Grand Jury in the Butler Street Court to-day, charged by his mother, a sult agalnat her in the 8up to recover from her $17,000 tiled that she agreed amount if he would wi claim to an estate In whioh he alleged he had an| interest. Gilbert W. Minor, a lawyer. tcsitied that Dr, Muley admitted his gullt in the presence of Mrs, Muiry. The doctor denied this end gtuck to his assertion aa mere Loaathace quoh am agreement. Lawrence Geld, Damp Feet Won't Give e Scns ‘peexd a ': betre slenabare on bom TO WAIF HE FOUND “erie on stows “WANTED—STATELY HOME.” PARIS, March 21 It ts reported that tng fa Bevut to be prubllahed 291-293 Grand Appeared feet long fow to As good as a treatise on “FE The Evening World neat Moaday —— 08 i) Hrondway, near Mm) Broadway, ete don Would add The Londor Mareh » to-day contains the following ad ment LONDO by a wealthy ‘Deurooms, stabling for . & finely timbered park And land to any extent Good shooting ‘ nd ia ble. Must not be more than M sat SHES t Address Mili- from London re, de and and thoroughly known 1 them sive strict orders. however, no al his name until the purchnse 1s | BUTTE completed, is | \ssonr! Lee aaa eee “COFFEE HEARTS.” | More Frequent Than Tobacro Hearts, Un TOUR O8 HOME-MADE AND IMPOR Coffee drinking frequently affects | the heart, and many cases of heart) are relieved or entirely cured | | ing off coffee and taking on| Postum Food Coffee. A good illustration is that of a lady who says: “I was troubled for many | years with my heart and at times would become unconscious, The chil- dren have many times run for the neighbors to come in and restore me by putting my feet in bot water and rubbing me. “Dr. Short frequently told me that coffee was a poison to me and was really the cause of my weak heart. 1 could not do without the coffee though, but finally the doctor told me it was certain death if I did not give itup. This was about five years ago, and I changed from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. My heart trouble grad- ually disappeared and now I am en- | rely well, have never used a particle of coffee since my firat cup of Pos- tum. “IT gave a little Postum to a lady friend one day to home and try, She reported that she did not) like it at all, I found she boiled it ‘only five minutes, so I gave her some | more and told her to boll it 20 min- utes. That was different. She has | been using Postum now for a long time, “It cured her daughter of liver The most attractive Hat Window in this city is at Cooper Square, nearly opposite Cooper Union. ; Any style of hat you please is to be seen there. Browning King-§-@|: trouble, restored her fre, pretty pee eal cured. th mo ir Cooper Fa ‘Square Was: New Nea from , | Bevonnva ms fsa ce aayie ap Deku ave rus manent, Dongen rr, eegeowamen am M. KURZMAN & SONS, NONE BETTER MADE Fashion Follows Young’s Hats. The Proper Styles at the Proper Prices. _ CAN DY AMD HONBONS On uf REPLETE WIEH THE LATEST thee he Street, eiaridge Street. alitite tne] Te a Ores BIBWAIC eee se reicasl Via thains crhe heavy | Succeed” Is the account of the mak- New York is the greatest metropolis of the world. Broad- aie ot No. $63 St. Mark's place, |Pulman coaches started down niil./ing of “J. W." {n business as de way is the greatest place in New York. Young's Hat nger, of No 3 Place, | yaining momentum every tnetant, and| yor} Brooklyn. Through the direst of mis-| crashed with tremendous force Into the | nee Stores are the greatest features of Broadway. fortunes she has come into the pos: chair car he day coach was The ‘Mouse With the Green, @hetiere be dway, pea Derbys - $3.00 & $4.00 wero ‘Aapines - $3,00 & $3.50 Silk Hats $5.00 & $6.00 reaa and ali kinds lem Coed ri rtection ty. riety of all the popue ith thin,’ dren! betiar’ eaatan eee oth, fashioned kind, In chocolate, ventila 190 i b Daher nd 100 et poe tn ib. 240 STER NOV FOR resrecron AMPRAR LATER. 54 BARCLAY ST COM wesr Bway. 29 CORTLANDT ST COR CHURCH HEADACHE Chronic— Bilious—Periodic | Sick Headache Instantly Relieved by ORANGEINE Powders which Curethe Cause Full Simple Directions in Package, Mine Julian Marlowe writes: 1 consider ‘Orangeine’. the mow wonderful ache, pain oF fatigue that L have tho finest powders in the worl Hi. Michardeom, Bape fet ‘onty i ie wilh Se by Droghnn ,28 od Paha The Road to Success va Sentng World Wants, ’ ”