The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1902, Page 3

M’AULIFFE SEEN TO LEAVE STATION. ES Boy Watched Plain-Clothes Men Bring Him! Out and Bundle Him Into a Cab. | M’AULIFFE REWARD DOUBLED! The First $1,000. yay $1,000 to the man who personated James “ifty-fourth street court on t morning of Feb. 16 last, he to ¢ blish that fact, or to any person or persona who shall produce th an who personated McAuliffe at the ad- dress and time mentioned and prove that he is the man who per- sonated McAuliffe The World will further guarantee to such “dummy” absolute protection and tmmunity from arrest, prosecution or persecution. The World nas the a rances of District-Attorney Jerome that this man shal! not be prosecuted nor molested if he comes forward and tells the truth The World will McAuliffe in the W The Second $1,000. The World will pay $1,000 more tot shall furnish it with information that ll lead to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons guilty of the murder of James McAuliffe, who was found dying in front of No, $63 Sixth avenue on Sunday morning, Feb person oF persons who Now The World has evidence that the dying James McAuliffe was taken from the West Forty-seventh street | station on the morning of Feb. 16 and placed in a cab at the time the “dummy” McAuliffe was being ar- raigned in the West Side Court This evidence is furnished by a boy who witnessed the dying man’s re moval from the station. His iden tity is kept a secret by The World at the request of his parents, who are in fear and terror of the geance of the police. The boy's version of what tains the theory at McAuliffe badly battered tn t Wes enth street station-house that he was unfit for arraignment Wes t. It further « ment of H. W. Stark, jured McAuliffe, his face covered with ! a cab in front af No. CHAFFEE TO INVESTIGATE ‘Tried Dus unde s man for ven inless saw sus- smashed, his 4 th: ut of West Forty- SOLDIER RICHTER’S DEATH. wit! of Defaulter William Schrieber's Friend ——____e+. Reports of Torture in Philippines Prostrate Bereft Mother. WASHINGTON, Aprtl tary of War has cabled make a thorough ny charges made that the death of Twenty-ergnth *. Was caused by torture. Secs | Ite ) order the nveatigauon LINTLEST cL IN $10,000 NOTES LED ALL THE WORLD. TOVOUTH SARREST. | ves BRIDGEPORT BABY WEIGHS | GENEVA FIRM TO APPEAR ONLY SIXTEEN OUNCES. AGAINST SEARS. Repudiates Alleged Signatures Prisoner Had Secured #00 from aBsiness Man, I-dressed you feada cal charge BRIDGPPORT, Conn @maliest human being in t @aughter of Mr. az ef No. 4 Weill despite the bel time of its birt a week The tiny girl ounces A wedding rin ber hand and hh fi , bed ts an incubator imp Ittle basket quilted blankets. The « ° its mother sa mal sized babie; sleeps all day r heartily when |t Is given a teaspoon of malted milk. MANY KILLED IN LAD GOES INSANE CHIN BY ACOENT AD LENE FOUR HUNDRED LOST IN THE- ‘SMASHED THE FURNITURE ATRE FIRE. More than 150 Drowned tn Steam- | Twelve Vears Ago He Broke His \y Hack, bat Dr. Woodbury n Mended Him. VICTORIA, RB. C. Ment launches recently twenty-six and killed five pi the Cousan. A theatre bullt of bamboo and mats in the village of Kun lu, Pun U district, | April 2 China, was set on fre on March 6 dur v ing the progress of a performance, and | pita Sixth aven more than four hundred people fost their] Fifty eran away ves. | mother returned and later he fo) THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1902. POLICEMAN CLUBBED MAN TO DEATH, SAYS‘WITNESS. 3ARRETT AND HUSBAND Clabbed Him to Death “AN NA HART LEFT ALL TO FRIENDS. ANNA HART. Anna Hart AND LEAVES HOME, BEFORE HIS DEPARTURE. |" It was telegraphe! to Hongkong from | lowed her As rewidu Bingapore that the Rajah of Patani had! During the night he became violent, $1" been kidnapped by Sha He wan his mother anid. and trled to smash m lured into a house and asked to sign everything he Inid his hand wreak mW @ treaty by which he abjored the right) [NK Kiaswemgand dishes He then pushed n of governing hix owr On his re-| from the house estimat he was surr The lad broke his back (wely ars : ere and carried fall righ t. ‘The # ent Btreet and serious ¢ Cholera ti is raw popula! The bro! m erely among th STEPHEN | RALLI DEAD. mers Wid Ho, coiild LONDON, April 2—Stephen wassenger boat, More Hal anton with « cape hundred and fifty persons ‘were | hend of the well known mercantile firm | distinet lives, of that uame, Is dead, in whon 4 ln Bileadethport he was plain Willie Is Filed. WILLIE SCHRIEBER Rbnsstyl the: recent.nocde-at ry Ww. Twenty-five persons Host their lives, ar The poll Hhoweht Mas stroke Barrett was very ‘denies herseit ‘Tired Feelings, Weariness, Lack of Energy, Despondency, and Moroseness in Spring, Are Sigtis of ll Health. PAINE § CELERY COMPOUND Reuvenates the Fagged-Out Sys em and Restores Per fect Health. © penn {Barrett Died in Hos- pitaland Widow Asks t Investigation of Frac- ture of Skull Below the Ear— Policeman Rogers Says Injury ° Was Due toa Fall. ! Ma Tha s M ( t ' ' ' P P iar ven < : “\, DIAMOND DYES aa ’ ‘ ' F Never Able te Tell ge sick A ® vy ' . ’ a: ' Take Him iHome FAIR MASQUERADER MET A POLICEMAN. CHALLENGED. THIS GIRL ON A LARK WILTED. Attired asa Young Swell, She Woe Her Way to Surprise to al callers. +cRaleigh, Ne Cade se os Phe North Pole may be reached South—if MULE AGE iderat 1On. aS SURREY the LIVI shoe OAK into ev cry bie to put Cre Shoes may be had from Retail ~via the Jobber, the Manutacturer, the Commission { ma ind the Tanner—if COST | ‘ Consumer the { REG t-cut wh makes it { | ; SIN dollar i difference between the reg- | Dol hoe and regular j REGAL SHOE is merely a matter i FIVE PROFITS. Send postal for Style Book. Cc LO Bou E\D MEN S SHOE Ss. WOMEN'S SHUES. We're talking through our hats. But it’s logic, always. A Young’s Hat on your head is the strongest argument we could advance as +++] a reason for your friend following su:t. : 299 Broadway, ear Dome. -DOPDYS, $3.00 & 94,00 : 605-609 Broadway, Cor. Houston. Alpines, 33,20 & $30 Silk Hats, 95.% & ‘6 00 : 849 Broadway, Near 14th, Seeetoee 1197 Broadway, Near 28th. + 1369 Broadway, Near 36th : Only Brookiyo Store—37{ Fulton St Good enough — | World Wants for anyboty! /Are Unequalled 'for Results} Paid Heip Wants in the $3 otler N.Y. papers combined 556 —Progressive Farmer |