The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1902, Page 12

s Against fou amd bruises, wi treatment In the street station Iast night. O'Reilly said that last evening when he got home trom work he found his friend, Patrick McGann, of No, 14% after they had had dinner out to a saloon and had a fi When they started for ( @nd just as they approact "the policeman from the | eighth street station who cove dorer and quid “Are you looking for trouble? the man could make any reply ‘beat walked up to the ‘before ; y, wiry. Bt seen : and that ugh investigation \ the sergeants of + to court ‘ apt. Kerr, who was F tae Wen Bixte-ainnth st a ‘Was in court and sald thir AC a belleved the ma would sea that ™ Sn ‘appeared to fn lew of the wife e.struck him down with hix strate Pool told ( “WAS CLUBBED. With His Head and Body Bat- ‘tered, He Appears in Court ‘and Makes Serious Charges Policemen. FIRST BEATEN IN STREET. mw He Says More Bluecoats Ac- * saulted Him While Locked In a pee é Cell in the West Sixty-eighth / Street Station-House. dy covered with bandages ani his body marked from head to foo when arraigned Magistrate Pool, in the West Side Court wi Bridle for Fatr. OYSTER BAY, L. horsehair by In en in various me, being va BS ‘The Daughters of Rebekah will pu igeceeie vst thelr fair to be held here % ¢. 17. Dew. Theodore Roosevelt, wife of t Gent, has sent to Revok: +O, F., a Mexican bridle ——$————$— | DIED FELLING A TREE. Bighty-Yenr-Old Man Wan Siricken with Heart Di WHITEHOUSE, N ©. Van Horn, eighty ead while felling a was caused by heart dis nent contractor y residences 11 erset cousities. we wosen® 7 and Huntenio; Distr —— Wiliam O'Relily, a laborer, of No, 119] CLEVE ‘West Sixticth street, his head complete-| UT th weite Case pefore | Case and the wall Company "pris, Capt. working ~ | Robert Jones, Joyc the fireme —all but The inj Nieding club and wl was 1 him the 7 b—Mre. | 1 he Prent-| 4 me league men not Col. Lay toes McKenna, harles Nieding and Patrick H. ho were on the Inside, ‘Ambulances were hurriedly called and general of the Guar. eventh Regiment and Squadron A with the Twelfth and Thirteenth, | nd will not be represented at the tour- are on the supernumerary the op . that the tourney would tw style,. GURY FIREMEN Seven Men Are Caught While Fighting an Early Morning Blaze in the Manufacturing ict of Cleveland, 0. ONE DEAD; THREE MAY DIE. A Captain and Lieutenant of an Engine Company Unable to Es- cape In Time to Avoid the Ava- lanche of Debris. LAND, 0., Dec, 5—Early this morning while members of the Fire De- were fighting the flames In the ruins of the Likly & Rockel factory, at Hamilton streets, a portion of fell upon members of Engine No, 4, burying them tn the de- ‘Those who were thus caught were Daniel Finucan, berger and Arthur Garner, James L. Os- who were just outside the wall; Lieut. Hoseman Samuel sn soon brought from the ruins Joyce, who Js still deep under plies of brick, with no hope of belng taken out allve. juries of McKenna, Jones and may prove fatal, while the others are but slightly Injured. —<———- “MILITARY ATHLETIC “LEAGUE IN DANGER, Two Regiments Announce They |i Will Not Participate in Annual ||3 Tournament. Internal strife threatens to disrupt the Military Athletle League, and al- ready two regiments, the Twelfth and | teenth, have decided not to be] fl Jat the annwal tournament at o, David B, Aust he officers of the 1 and they Smith fon is made to the men at the opposing party ai the command Tt ts @ald th nat present at the head of the osing officers say thelr men al right to participate in an tn rvice. s would not compete, He ga isl, and that great interes! » Dec. rginia, 1s very {1 @ ins, W. Vi ) you'll not find a better shoe than our EVERY SIZE” Shoe at $2.50 The workmanship, ish are as good as any $3.50 or $5 Shoe anywhere, e carry “Every Size’’ Shoes in 28 dif- nt lasts, in every size from 4 to 12 and width from AA to EE—made in button Jace—calf, box calf, vici, enamel and tent leather. RE OPEN SATURDAY TILL S&S P M, fl. VOGEL leather and & SON HOUSTON ST. are Ganten, Col. George R. idier-General George fon} Mat nder tke command of ited that Cols, Dyer ten had notifled him that thelr a 5.—Mre. wife of ex-Senator Va. ‘The family Ide, PRESIDENT 1 GUILTY OF PUN His Remark to Secretary of the Treasury Shaw Furnishes Gossip for Official and Un- official Washington. EMBARRASSED THE VICTIM. Came at a Time When Many De- mands Were Being Made for Re-| moval of Secretary and It Alarmed Him at First Hearing. WASHINGTON, D. €., Deo. 8—All of. ficial Washington {s laughing over a ren) pun committed by the President. Tt ts not often that the President of the United States unbends to “the lowest form of humor,” but the occasion in this Instance was so tempting that even the President could not resist. Secretary Shaw, of the Treasury, was trying all kinds of expedients to relieve the stringency in the financtal world” Newspapers and many high individuals were calling for his resignation or re- trement While working over the problem the hardest, and while criticism was the keenest, Secretary Shaw attended a C: inet meet! He was a little late, the other Cabinet members were ch }- t4-karat solid gold. extra heavy cas Waltham or Elgin movement, $23.75. Paris. Watches, Jewelry and Silverware. WATCHES. Hl i Ng p z 2 “WN Genuine dia- mond Ear Screws, no chips, solid gold set- tings; actual value, $8.00; price, tli 4 AAS (iN Solid gold Brooch, set with 45 Oriental pearls and 4 genuine diamond; actual Soild Gold Ring, set with genuine fine diamond; act- ual value $20.00, price $9.00- Men's Initial R {8 mond; actua value $10.00, price $4.50. raised gold Initials, $2.50. tial Rings, $1.50, eee ac price, Napkin Rings. 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