The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1902, Page 2

Court Frederica BRET TRIAL | FOR POILLONS. Outsiders & Sent Out of When Mrs, Poillon’s| Suit Was Called. LoNestanoing TROUBLE First’ Time Doors of Court Have Been Closed During a! Trial Since World Expose of| 4 | LOCAL. | LOCAL. | | | 95,547,022 FOR MUSEUM. ma | The Metropolitan Museum of Art will | |mot $8,047,922.00 ax residuary legates of | the million. | Two four-story brown-stone dwellings ne, T2 and 724 Irving place have at > heen sold by William kK. Vanderbilt to mall realty 0! The itiliznd AR the for an Pement Batel fim 268106 FHUCHRE AT GRAND CENTRAL, souster cuchre wil) be held this! it the Grand Central Painee, | Duliding fund of evening the Denetit of the © Flack Case. —————— 1a Turner's, New | ok 8 eae For the firet timo since ‘the World's parish, | sexpowtro, through’ the ok divoren | * ‘amilicn. | PYeawe, of the abuses possible In secret | CARGO. OF PRUTT. | Ward ner Mexico ine brought from Havana the largent cargo of frult ever sent from Cuba to New York, no. cording to. her captain, She Nan 22,186 barrels of pineapples, besides ber other fruits. TO DEDICATH Y. M. ©. Ay the doors of a trial Pourt-room were to-day closed to re- Qporters. The case ts on trial before Musee Steckier. » When the case of Frederika Poillon wainat John J. H, Polllon was called gourt proceedings, 9 Jone of tho lawyers sald ‘ ‘ ‘“E move that, under the Code, that al)| _lelen Gould's gift to the Young Men's) ‘ Persons not directly interested in the de Pavey ad hahaa butid- EB ” ny ‘or the Naval Bran of the asso: Beemer re re exciuded from the room |cifubn, will he formally dedicated. to: | The Court, after examining the section if the Code applying, smiled pleasantly Sowara the reporters’ table and sald: “WThis also includes 1 mororw. | SCHOONER SUNK WITH CREW. | Capt. Dhorndike, of the schooner Illa | jorters,”” D ce 0 Round RUUKE Mewseatherers alike wan 4 which arrived from eon BR acon Were, ciceed dnd locked Pond, Me, says that he saw a v 8 vals ‘e hahaa (sappear suddenly during a northwest | , "Dhe section of the Cx under which} gale on May % When about twenty @ Boors were closed | on-| miles. souti-southesst of Thatcher's I Istand, in Boston Ba Mmenaton the classes of cases under Pf wblon proceedings may ve had in secret, |OARNEGIE ORITICISED. i Ne catine of action being tried t At the banquet of the Get- Towetier | tween this husband and wife, whose]|Clud on the French lner La Touraine | dmeatth (IW areat und social position en- | at her dock in this elty Prot, Kellogg, Ie tie Polytectinic Inatitute, Viable, could not be learned There were two beautiful young women Who sought and gained admission to th @ourtiroom, and it wan sald they wel ‘the daughters of the couple. A -pollceman was seen to take two @ther young women into the court-room The troubles of John IL Polllon and fis Wife began in the courts ¢ ar years Axo, when Wey separated, ‘That was | Bay Day, 1899. Articles of separation ‘were muy, under which sie wan from her husband | | at the Carnegie that ucat- yin, took a tith of philanthrop: surnde a poor Manace, WON'T HAVE A RATHSICELLER. Semuel P. McConnell, Vice-Prestdent | of the George A. Fuller Company, saya that his company has no. intention of Tusing the vault space under the Plate fron But « for a rathakeller POOR, KILLED HUMSELY. Canteld, of Amayunsett, 1.7 te by povorty and til health he could not provide as he nis (wo daugiters, cut hie i] declaring means of ed $1500 waa to with which to ret, It th be tena ilve olvewhere oom HOTEL MARTIN CHANGES HANDS. The hotel at Ninth street and University Place known for twenty . the Hotel Martin tas had its Potllon. to for May of Mra, Allmony THE WORLD: WE’ She failed to pass the examin-| [the late Jacob S. Rogers. Jalre owner of ihe Rogers Locomotive —~2$4~ | Works at Patera J VANDERBILT SELLS HOUSES. Among Them a School-Teacher The Coroners are busy to-day with a number of suicide cases. | Sarah Putnam, a school teacher who had instilled knowledge én the country youth of Oneida County for many years, aspired fo bea city | | pedagogue and came {o the metropolis. \! ation and turned on the gas. DNESDAY | THREE WOMEN HAD | ENOUGH OF LIFE, Whose}. Country Career Was Most Successful. eer. EPIDEMIC IN MANILA, May 14—There have been * nie cholera with 769 denths in 7 ROUTH, PARIS, May (4.—President Loubet, for Tiront morning and tealm dn Russia, hag left here WH arrive at Brest in the will lew the crulser the after MORGAN PLAN DREEAT LONDON, May 1—The committee of | the Houre of Lorda his rejected the tug CrossHampstend Railway pill. CABLE. |) Who ig on hig way to vistt the Cear of! Ne} AA FLYER. GLASGOW, new steamer Columbia, Une, on the Clyde. prow She’ logged elghtesn kn start on her madien trip Von Juno 17, TURE IANDON, OCCUPIES THLASOS. FARL LUS SON DEAD, TOKIO, May Harquis Lal, tho aiden of the Marqui su Chang, at the uge of ARTIST PRAIDR DBRAD. PARIS,, May 4.—M the palnter, is dead DANISH TREATY BLOCKED. COPENHAGEN, M tiona are that the Co tO anion ent {x how hopelessly deadlocked. TO HONOR SEVERO'’S MEMORY. PARIS, May {ernment hax national hynor idied In hiv airship. eee nt word thi 1. Sey HOUSON WANTS 'TO RETIRE, WASHINGTON, May committee on Naval Affairs considered the bil to place Capt, Richmond P. Hobson on the retired list. apt. Hob- “i the sub-committee, say- Id be paced on the retired wnt of the condition of dls Ary hanged to “Layfayette-Bro- ae Hac given GN saeva) Waal Jean Charlotte Kaliman, a preity stenographer, quarrelled with! ,, he. Prosi: ue “nerse he ramor remaina porsiatent that Aer SWeetheart and worried ober the separation of her mother and _pyseeed Hieer Moadam, who Mayor Low intends to appoint Col Wil-! slepfather. She sWallowed extract of belladonna and died. es Was & Poilton lis 1, Ogden President of the Clvil \ asion with the salary of Kitty Ryan had lost her posttion in a candy siore, Was unable! CONNOT ComE HERE: paration a he marriag: , and ition of the “Domestic Ri Poillon rich real-on and inst again, oly ir recently attached to the wae in vio- | ations” law, | sixty years! k and owned tho Liberty F Seventy-ninth | a pad morigaged 96 gieoet, is in the Presbyterian Hospital ring from alogholiam. and supposed arsenical poisoning. He will recover, | | | | | Ambition wroved fatal to Miss Sarah [TELEGRAPH | iene st }tauwht country schools in Oneida RecerT To TAFT. County, and then abandoned the fleld nt : ses ue a public CINCINNATI 0 May MW rin thie efty y alumni students and faculty of the y that she had cinnath La lay gave J fi here, and Mortimer Travis, Accused off )\iil" ) Pa oleae teat mee, nom tea a Reee ot nee ‘ jorrow fol In jsinter. Mra. J eee IAs Burglary in Queens County, | morrow for Mantle) oo” evonue. asphyxin Makes a Demonstration nog snow wrecknD ey gs eel » Against District-Attorney. SON, Mont 14—Norris & | iy ili herself | Y and pony show train Wan | aiiss Putnam commenceil teach ‘ ~ na Bretke One perpen | Mise Fitnam commen ching & , seid creNaly injured, |eohoo! when she was cixhicen years | j Que fount ' NRW LAKE SANE. on darlng twenty-five yeara’ nervy 7 @nd later reairert ¥ CLEVEBLANI oO May County dary 10 the Quer wit ky apectal an Uy became ambitious for au a larger field. Hor frieade ad pf He atten to Gpproteat when iy wife was 4 ines wealnet Nin He th into ble chair by cour nul entered carbolic acid. |COUNTRY SUCCESS WAS NOT ENOUGH, |, nue the work ir a comp tea] e* hat ney Merrill asked thy 5 prisoner's wife if ped given her ¢ & Hoense to teach an then wall Spelt of dinmond earrings ab Bib wor know who + yw wearing Jegnionn ‘ al ORNATE M'RENEL. Dome eh cee! #) 4 » O. May M=Mre Mek ther te Travis i wh wont jet her hues se room “ a eaee . 7 r Attorney, who Wink ' t the law, pi me . NOAM st Anal od eee Se arture me : You ai man ot he GIRL FOUND DEAD paiou the vert BY BWEETHEART ee woMNas ann Gen ban - + thew © . “ WRG, CLARK FILES A LIEN ‘ epiiied gu . aeewree Heer Frere ’ . *- ain 7 tower ‘ie * e POOL de OO MN Oede OF ee aeee nf we LabWO) FIND HUSBAND * ae Duman bere Oe te ViMew remem Oud) Magnes Feoup there were traces of no other poison For seve months the @in's mother|CHAPRRE SENDS REPORT, has been estranged from her stepfather, WASHINGTO! May lt detailed and she had been brooding over this} rt from Major-Cen. Chaffee regard. trong/. incessantly K tty R to find other employment, became destitute and heing unable to bay [poison she drank a disinfectant fiuid » impregnated with) Her body was sent to the Morgue. ‘ ——a LACK OF WORK LED TO POISON.|= = | an had been unable to find employment af n ed her to remain where ehe wax and| / which #he had MAY BENEFIT BY BLAZE. us oe | gb 32 YEARS’ nt of St Quet in Now York on. visiting joMctals on the 4th Inst the troubles’ with the Iinehagnaorty uent from the PRACTICE, uptured san or writh Dapected to Reward with Sew Dugine. sii! ‘thu ‘Awenta,) rie aes iT Boo7E” ‘ puvorasing ‘ lene) one erety wey Geewenhe Ger ‘ coving @e thew henned one! be pei - oe 1m 23.60 mee! enmayiais wm eo — 7S pras Vhis ia one of the four “tube Mnes wea been backing I to the 8 OUD, Many 14.—The trial of the nt the Anchor r New York May 14.—According to the Cairo correspondent of the Dally Mall, Turkey has sent troope to occupy the Island of Thasos, In iuropean Turkey, which belongs to the Khedive of Beypt 4.—The death ts an- nounced nt Peking after a long fIlnoas son and heir Hung Camille Bernier, Ay 14—The indica: erence Commit- sh Parliament which js Indies 4.—The Brazilian Gov- It will glye "0, who was | WASHINGTON. | ——————eeeeee—e—eeeeeeeee 4. —The sub-| interior of | Or Goowe lemon, Men Ae is better The high price of meat has made you think, hasn’t it f Best thing that ever happened to you! Blessings in life often come disguised like that, Doctors have been telling you for vears to keep meat off your breakfast table. P Prof. H, W. Wiley, Chief Chemist of the Department of Agriculture, Washington, 5 “ Meat does not sustain permanent muscular exertion. “ Cereals, particularly oatmeal, are better suited to sustain hard manual labor for a You will be better off, Your family will be better off, will be better off if you eat less meat and more Quaker Oats, It’s all nonsense to think that you need meat three times a’ day, Insist that the grocer give you the genuine Quaker Oats package, ihe subsntute yor meaty which has, ata costo; 10 cents, more nourishment than a piece of meat that costs $1.00. Cook it as directed on package and it will be so good that you won't miss meat Quaker Oats ts the Strength Food. 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