The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1902, Page 3

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 5 5, 1902. ; 4 3 Tour to the Yellowstone Park. —_—. ARTHUR N. HANSON SUED ‘PRINCE OF WALES TO VISIT NEW YORK BY “SUNBEAM’S” HUSBAND. AS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE'S GUEST. M’AULIFFE REWARD DOUBLED! eee ae ema a - Exceptionally Low Rates Pani WG Bi Hee a faesaetia He and the German Crown Prince Among the Notables Bidden to The First $1,000, ae a a La ran p MOLNAR) MOMENT SIS Unb) LSA Opening Ceremony Next Fall—J. P. Morgan Managing Details fhe AVorld! williyay. $1000 C0 : EME LL LAL ele Wife to the Waldorf-Astoria. | B y & Mea Me Ther ST BHTt i ot National Educational at! a bi ir 3 aes Association Convention, it ; : wator®” | Ihe Second $1,000, | ‘ wortme st . Han eS = ' ark Ww te ve = ; : . Wald ord : ; : | y amt ! “ eee : i a ) ; - ’ Hot ore HOSAW TWO KILLED IN a ele ANGTHER W [WO KILLE! | i i ; EN. RUSH OF CROWD - tn Be on um MPAULIFFE TAKEH. = RUS ‘ea 1 ‘ wat 1 ite jit es HELPLESS MAN CARRIED FIFTY MORE INJURED AT A nie virial ee FROM STATION. FOOTBALL GAME. WHINCE AND PRING Ot WALES LONDON. April dé High Mplomatic | ‘y tt ? { \ Byer) rt Ci By heat uti |: ircles here liscussing plans be- | * petted es aa Sas fl UU s fMeially forwa iiag the proposal or the visit. w it is understood , iT ry NO APPROPRIATION FOR THE CAUGHT BY TRAIN WHILE |, receives the personal sanction of 1 sel : , ; SPECIAL EMBASSY. HOLDING CROWD BACK. | King ae i som ‘ : ‘ , ig |sellors u ea ; |vitation as a 1 astute state “Last Ootoner mritties of thirte. | St ravenann Civilian Members to Pay Uhelr Commutera Mad tol nclies ‘The snlendia wel Aveiw i rr re {8 ‘loom tee Own Expenses—Others Go other of thre ( " * hi iy IF . a = s do to be a forceful 1 Pla Lee arr em x | influence in this « " w ASHTNGTON Apr’ t s sa While actual acceptan ¥ 4 a s i icatarsketenlitner bemakenit WaaCuSL Yat tpencaraaiteed® it Tellniertain Prince German Crowe Beince, Too 00 eRou teenies pikes pecia ‘understanding in the diplomat wits es i f King Edwa road, World that such prance will abl ai ‘ ahi aents t oon be announced official s 2 k or an 0 @, Sm i Vet 3 wi « } up Act Havana FILLER SISTER GAVE SKN AGED MAK RISKS ‘RHODES CFT WIL LUTIONS ‘BULDERARRISTEB, = TOSVE BROTHER, FRE TO CRY LARM STRENGTHEN TES, VAD TUKEY. GRGERY CHARGED. = BARED HER ARM FOR KNIFE puns THROUGH BURNING PRESIDENT PATTE PATTEN TALKS SARANOFF LEADS 4.000 OVER INSPECTORS HAVE LOUIS FA- re ist OF SURGEON. DOWNTOWN BUILDING. OF SCHOLARSHIP BEQUEST. THE BORDER. BER HALED T0 COURT ; sane “SUMMER™ LINER CROWDED. ong Pending Alicges He Gare OMeial sto mint Trouble tn Balkan it Hem: Amert- . " s o* s Vir tes ° Crafting Operation Suecessefaly nigge at No. 1S Centre Street papa th ca ot fo Permit Violations The Mesaba te Virst to salt oon see ena tee yesaee LIEN SEETTAL SLI, Chis) & Ie of Law Warm Weather Schedule Nurse the Patient. c taample . nO, | prt ‘ \ TINGE ' MORE DELAY FOR FIREMEN. shop of the Raflroad in such a manner putation was necessary Before the operation, howev: oft potsoning set |" in and left m he left forearm devoid of skin Dr. B. Pendergast, of Cottage street, was consulted and advised skin «raft: ing as the only cure for the conditias 0 the hand and arm. Mins Sohill immediately volunteared to furnish the skin necessary for the op- n. She tured her arm to the sur Clty Paes Snother Vipent in Cree ~ Coward Good Sense 9405S are of same 1s orm , For Children. . Of feng stand Sep | | WAR STOPPED MONOPOLY. | Pemera ke rn ss j,iitien che | BM g@econ'a knife. and several square bg sh pf cuticle were taken in rivvons Turks i N LQ bit as they were required ae , a4 4 Through it all the y sinter never | — : flinched. only smiling he thought of Gets Three Prize English Beagics, the betterment of her brother. © on, Potson and Pompes. aaa = x 7 Lia, The operation was completed about a] LONDON 5.—"Some citiz week ago, and Dr. Pendergast says {t | America co’ ue to run away wi n was one of the most successful in his|cracks from many of our kenne's, says experience. The transplanted skin i8|says the Field, ‘and, not content with oe smerene ueaie'’ IDENTIFIED BY MEDAL. “ VITONE ” adherin gnicely our Ddullodgs, ‘hey have raided [Ninth Hegiment Here Wore sise woizeniben Re CONSTAUGT ‘The sister's arm ie nearly well also, | beagles, We hear chat three ir very Naval Badge 0 and she wilisuffer no ill effects. best beagles were this week sent form! a T. Johnson's kennels, at Witchurch, to| PASSAIC RIVER BOARD. SVRACUBE, Si iy bere Beal AL. ORUGAISTS MAN'S BODY NEAR TRACKS. | rey are named caution, Poison ant a | sinh ts hun jets cumas ane oor pl PO GN sales imma Gov. Marphy Selects Men to Parity Antanta’ - bse. 9 $r9M in BRA fm Oud It Ip Supposed to Be that of Rall- 1] the American cham: | New Je p 1" w Misses <2 083-73 road Victim. they have all won prizes in thia lemeueette wewey medal worn by ’ Shoes alse for Adults try : K | nee The body of a well-dressed man is at —$—<———— | Franklin Murphy announced to-da | " TANTIES SS COWARD, Everett's Morgue tn Jamaica awaiting ne five district ‘ at nthan tranch ta Ales ra : 968.274 Greenwich Si Say identification. It 1s supposed that he CLAYTON EXONERATED. | * Ae cast we NITONE ai < wee A te the Sunday World Co workers was killed by a Long Island Railroad train, as his body was found near the aeeainiateed thiatect a enaitinn Ambassador to Mexico Clears Him- The man was of c feet § Incnes high, and black overcoat. Hight WASHINGTON, Apr Jaro! shoes, tative statement was States Ambassador Cl PRIEST OVERCOME BY GAS. ed fully and to the watisf ihe SRR ICR Pa ULuLUte VITONE at at Boys ars wa pasmed just re the Legisiat f geek pe peeer its eee eee (CHILD VICTIM OF FIELDFIRE. fxs oc shires 20 Dosis —rof BO yal se eres Poe ced ayy “iesce cntys Pee’| NO ACTION ON TREATY. = Me faite | ~ Linde Girls Dress Camehe 6 blet look t Sum euldance, m; le i & Grass—Dird of Duens { Landathing Again Fallp to Come to) Fla VITONE MFG, CO., » President and Sec | n Vote on Islands Sale. . aia A ’ i FERN A ‘ 93) Broadway, N Hay, ail charges tha ave Accidental Plight of Clersyman | Maye ve iin WinGreaa rt ; | ‘ " ! vers dust Arrived Here f + | Bending f ol vel a ” or w Alorty Rev, Louis Sanghella, ntty-nine vears| duet Hot « land eid. who has just arrived in this city —_— j exis! F y from italy, was’ fone overcome tom! CONTAGION ON LINER, |= | ~ For Your == {luminating gas in ane to s \§ | m ‘ : if thureh of Woman Patient and t >| i v tag Rleecker » | WILLIAMS IN WASHINGTON. |" Sarit dake— were to Be ENGL!SH NATURAL GAS. ncent’s He As akan NEW YORKER SUES MAYOR. which DAS! New Immigration Commissioner Take Hold, April 5 —Willia Williams, wilf succeed Thom Fitchle ax Commissioner of Immigra » went to|tion at New oYrk was at the Treasury nent to-day and had conferences Compressed AirCleaning arrived with steerage passe Quarantine wit a among the wt ‘a ore Pneamatic-Tube Service | The patient in a wom 1IN {il three days. She wi Americans D Practical tse rover Ttoand Pac te MW. W. De Forest « OmMcial WEST SUPDRION Wisconsin indow h which fact accounted alive his stil] bein 10 cents for For sale everywhere North Brother Island and about one 7 AMERICAN PAEUMAT Committee hundred of her fellow passengers who tary Shaw and the imm ‘ agreed to recommend that the Post-|oceupled the same compurtment. will b tal neveral “ ar ; amended by the ead bi should de| detained at Hoffman. Island, ey Mr. Willlams will take charge of the Parke a4 i8ih’St Monopo! Tobacco Works, New York, U.S.A. amen by, the 86 ry iittop of a provision} The steamer will vd disinfected and | office as soon as he # confirmed by the] wrote for the Council, ne w wet W the Dirt Oat.’ F pneumatic tube: released this afternoo Senate. Gement of taxes with the city had not deen used a