The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1903, Page 4

THE WORLD? SATI WILLIAM T. HUNT, NEWARK EDITOR | WHO LECTURED THE POLICE BOARD ‘Warrant Is Served on Her in| | Morristown, N. J., To-Day,| Where She Was Endeavoring' to Evade Detectives, | |BROKER WORTH WITH HER. MRS EMIL SCHAEFER, WHO WAS ARRESTED TODAY, : | i CUBAN LADY AND TWO CHILDREN SHE KIDNAPPED FROM THIS CITY. Writes for the Benefit of Her American Sisters. She Tells Us of the New and Happy Life She Derived From the Use of i PAINE’S CeleryCompound ; Paine's Celery Compound, so vastly Superior as a spring medicine to all other known remedies in pill and liquid form, and so remarkable in its power over disease, has no equal in the world as a spring nerve food, blood cleanser and system fortifier. At this season, when the majority of people feel the necessity of a tonic for the weakened system and a regulator for the nerves AS BAITED. Mrs. Emil Schaefer, wife of the wetl-| known brewer of this ety, who ktd- napped her ) ehiidten two mont . Was arrested in Morristown, N. du, to-day. When shown the warrant she | drew a pistol and attempte! to shoot] the officers who made the arrest. With her at the time was Gorman A. Worth, who assisted her In getting her children from the oustoc The Schaefer: fy eecetecca W, 0, WHITNEY IN DOCTOR TOO LATE'BAD DOC STOLE tgo. Mr. Schas: Morris Park West. eH had the children === AMOSQUITO WARTO SHVEHER LIFE, FUNEBAL FOWL the children, who are girls, flve and seven vears old, rushed them to a cab and disappeared with them. Her hua- band awsertod afterward that Worth|He Has Started a Petroleum|Mrs. Albert G. Frost Suffered|so It Aaeared iis, Ho Yun Was “ikept Pursucrs om tne scene, | Crusade Against the Tuneful] While Her Christian Science| Speeded to Paradise Without Baked Chicken Every Pious From New York Mrs. Schaefer went! Pests to Reclaim “Bad Friends Prayed at the Birth Chinaman Should Have. ‘ "torial, He Backs It Up with Facts and Now the Grand Jury Is Investigating. C@pecia! to The Evening World.) WARK, April 11.—Baiting a news- ‘man when the newspaper man has And @ good cause Is not, the Board of Police Commissioners Giscovered, the great fun tt was ket up to be. Editor William T. Asenjoying whatever humor there the situation; the Commissioners, fonssquence of their tndiscretion, 8 whivering in fear of an indictment Grand Jury. Bro four members of the local ) Board—Messrs, Morton, Dusen- ‘Clarke and Scheller. They have Hy permitted the centre of the city to New Haven and other cities in Con- ” nN necticut, slosely trailed by detectives in| Lands” Near Jamaica Bay. of Her Little Baby. leant eevOr: coomitered Crauke cr orumen ire: Mat age have Naele bad to| ‘he employ of her husband. She realet- 'e do not @ or expect the impossible. g 's have een oin, rom ba SJ be transformed into o red light dis-|We know that no large city can be clean. | worse. “Somehody had todo someting, | ¢d sucesfully all atempts to take the and an asylum for some thousands | But we do object to having the town| and, though the Jone’ was not very pleas-| children from ‘aer and they were with| An engineer and two assistants beean made the dumping ground for all of the ant. I took up the task, ‘There Is a] no, # ane undesirable ‘and banished rest- |Tefuse of New York, and, with the con: | reasonable certainty, Tram told, that the | Net when she went to Morristown three| preliminary work to-day on operations ts of New York, currence of the police, turned into an| Grand Jury will do'what is expected of| weeks ago, hoping to throw her pursuers| which have for thelr object the re- statement is made ao positively [@8ylum for all of the ‘criminals of the|!t All that we desire is that Newark! off the scent claiming of over forty square miles of It has been made trom the |/Mettopolis. Particularly, we are alarmod shal! be made a decent place to llve IM. She lived firet at the Rogge House and | mosquito infested lande adjacent to at the statistics from the public dis-| a# it has always been in the past. i here moved to Bolding's House in | J; al B hy the Chief Justice of the Su-|pensary and the hospital clinics, Some| ‘There Is unwonted activity In the Po-| from there movi 8 amalca Bay, Coney Island and Graves- Court, and therefore it must be|Sort of reasonable protection should be/ lice Department, Several places are|Gouth street, These are fashlonable|end Bay, She died on Thursiay after giving birth i) With her Christian Science husband| Yo Hun, who was buried in Evergreen and a Jot of his Christian Bolence| Cemetery yesterday, had to go to friends and healers ts mourn her death,|neaven without any baked chicken and 5; a the toty of Mrs. Albort G. Frost was| with two sadly mutilated roast nigs. and digestive apparatus, Paine's Celery burled to-day in Woodlawn Cemetery.| Meantime Louls Blederman's dog, Jim] Compound is the one preparation in- Swin, is the happlest animal in Queen’s| dorsed by the ablest physicians for ~ hrown around boys and very young | ralded every night boarding-houses. Detectives sped upon| While the expedlt! to her first child. County. It is not every day that Jim| Spring renovating and recuperating. In Bditor Hunt ts a tam, handsome man zs Ror eVeey tbvomentsyend las avireult | by ohtee Gen eto fase eaters Hor father and mother, Mr. ana Mra.|@win gets a whole chicken and a portion Severe cases of betsistent hesdaches, | forty years, the descendant of a long job tiele) reports, aWyers end detectives |2i0).a7d) ill si Joined in by the property,|/Vi ern caus cn eae eae eee eae ee eee ee ee aun ere crite | of Journalists, and he 4s the execu- retained by Mr. Schaefer, went from|holders, especially the race horse in-|#Venue, and Wpiscopalians, and they at-| with a discarded soup bone on the side|matism, dyspepsia, ‘ Iney ae ee: { head of a iocal Sunday publication |ohis clty to Morristown to-day, terests in that locality. tribute her death to the Christian Scien-| usually has been the limit. troubles, | and female ieee ari a P great respectability. He wrote sev- ‘They went efore Justice Stllwell and| The movement has been initiated by | tists. On the other hand, the husband! Many Chinamen went to Evergreen|Paine's Celery Compound has a recor aw out the warrant. [t was placed | yj m C. W! and his fellow-sectarians declare that] Cemetery yesterday to bury Ho Yun./of wondrous and lasting cures in every editorials calling attention to the hands of Sheriff Ryerson, of Mor- Niam C. Whitney, whose stables are h 3 I. 3 p had the Christian Science healers not] An altar was set up near the open|city of this great land, The honest use condl 1 ‘2 : py) LOB UDG IA REale SEs eK u Arte) -|on Garretson's Creek, near the old tide a eee ciese wat wer ue Ipc Constante Biyam sia“Cntet of|mill, It 1s believed that as soon as he| Deen interfered with at the last hour,| rave Pistty ® priest: eee ie Mott oi the Compouns for the! Re imeceeadl ‘good. . ; : Ha low. Phese, accompanted | ed the f r the woman would be alive to-day. street Joss-house was on hand to super-! three weeks will guarante: no |. Then he wrote a sharper oe Hulloway. i ieeompanted | has proved the feaalbility of his plans Sedenalina erasinise Gruattee gouad digestion, sweer alten! , and that nettled the Police| the Health Department will compel the Insisted on .piscopal Rite: yers, an imposing pro Mr. Biederman’s doy, with other resi-/ nerve power and a condition of health \sJon ried after Mri, Schaefer. |ther property-owners to tlo lkewlse.| the parents of Mrs. Frost did not at-| aon, or h int 4 the BaMsbA that ihey would Gave re ne aneing with, Worth | While tiie season ta Tete, st is atid that [tend ehe Interment. ‘They insisted that ReeLo ee peer ome. wren teitne nies fer TENE aT RES tihey eould aut: near her boardiig-hotise, and lit the work {9 sucessful it will ria the|an Episcopal funeral be given their] q ti : him to appear berore the poara, (It Came from a Basket Car- ‘Baby Morris, Pound and a Half yore ree eee thin city, He area completely of mosquitoes next|Gaughter and this waa done last night. ee hae riibal gpened the, basket are Havens, vet pene terrible and) tile: _wite formerly, friendly | year. After {t was over the Latimers withdrew | containing the chicken OF come peney have (ihe power to do under @°/ ried byan Italian Woman, and) of Infantile Energy, Doubles | with tirews: ' agonies, and 1 was in a critical condl- Y a Worth left Roughly stated, the plan {8 to soak} and the Christian Scientists went through » force ‘him to produce positive evi- her husband a sand ata’ ‘i FVOUSNCSSECGE aE ed e of his neral assertions, and i | A H diving with her twelve-y son |the mosquito-breeding beds with petro-| their ceremony. tion. Insomnia, nervy: Bt ha'fatlea ridicule him, Wealthy Ladies Accused Her | Its Fists in Combat for Ex: | rant At Lakewood. 1X". “Worth waa Jeum. and ao ditch ond drain the mead-| aifred G. Frost is foreman for the| dime ei wade digestion and general weakness, brought . ’ memnbe of the Lakewoo ‘ _ me near ‘Awakening the Lion, of Trying to Abandon a Baby.| istence at Bellevue. | Giub und vst sengone mS enET Vows. that oy the jena? eed erat raat Ree eee er tee ee cann tetece | ae Besige. the al : failed T was advised to use Paine's Cele | ne Hun The priest picked Dee atta name: cen — | | Ho married Lillian Latimer two years| started to pine te on! dhe sneak” ua] ery Compound. 1 am happy to report the: editor appeared, humble and Bieave, Trere wus « siean MEN COMMUTERS FLARED UP NURSES ARE ENCOURAGED. | EINER NEW YOR YORK as Jim Swin' With an agile leap that after using your precious Come are Re knocked the ehicken from ound for two weeks my insomnia was ‘Acconding to Mrs, Latimer the Frosts| of the priest, Ea pig Bes Pp Moi aglaly Gemrtorremia immediately began to try to convert her {nnd while exe) Heart. te oe {h} banished, and I rapidly began 6 B daughter to the Christian Sojence faith health and strength. 1 now am in full eye that foretold trouble ahend for some- body, but the four Commissioners were Sees | erjoyea to get him upon their ithe” Sninncan ran nt of new life, vigor and happle Tobe ere etree teria saeea’| Averell intotllini rhinncmensuinrami:® aWine) Hates Moriacomimleci up ite anal jand they succeeded despite the mother's '¢he “residenta af thet hoster enone Celery Hauer aes pinary and rather offensive ques-|nent people of New Rochelle particle at Bellevue Hospital this morning and! ettonts to ieeeD ner an) Deecopalla tie ala rach mene thrown | worthy of all praise.” ress Were asked und answered quietly | Pated, occurred at the New York, New screwed tis face into a Takes | When it came time ¢or the birth of the Raving “conewatod the 5g; and Jim Swin, wad then President Dusenderry, picking | Haven & Hartford Raliroad station his Instantly several nuy In the ward child, Mrs. Lattimer went to her daughter ‘movement 18. gh Rot away with the objectionable editorial, flour- | Morning, rushed toward ile glass-covered bed, | and tried to get her have a physician at- bares of one of the pigs before the, fu- ‘ ‘and de-| About a hundred persons, mostly wo- “Why, [ really believe the jittle thing! tend her. The young woman refused, al-| Neral was ov fs not true that"Mr. it in Editor Hunt's face ed Indignantly to know where waa | MH. bound for shopoing or matinee in Ie Koing to tive," murmured one ot Thoroughly Overhauled and Ren-|Cornelius Turner Will Send|thoush sno said her husband had given! Gent lake the ehiokee hemes Ht ‘didn't take the ie Bie. chicwea home. ho her a choice of physician or | New Yook, were waiting for the 945 them of of its truth. ‘3 ie 5 & i f Beeeias tea tet, ed Pee Mina clown oomel He RE does," vata another, "it wil ve| ovated, She Reaches Port and! President Photographic Proof |Sclence miawite. C ‘old Stor e, r c BORNAnIaL bY, PP ese « @ record for the Incubators. It will be! 0 from his pocket a mass of no Sompanind’ by in ithe” Bh Re | ; q Invoked the Lord's Aid. AZ ° ge and miscellaneous data the eaitne [Ti Hal an ovdhivey™ chin marke!= the Ars time that an infant weighing | Will Resume Trips at Once. that He Opposes Race Suicide) o's "sre. Lattimer went to : 4 to. read an accurate description | “i*Ket with them with a cover on tt pr atia ti loroeiitraat noe —— daughter's home, at No. 212 West One td F child was weeping bitterly, and conquer in Its battle for life ug the condition of the town, Tower. | 1! ‘ ‘ z her by threata Over at his home, No. 422 Grand atreet, | r 5 . Hundred and Thirty-third street, cm over the Commissioners he hurled | {N% Woman wus warning her wy ile Willian Mortis, the father of the queet|erne American liner New York, in] GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass,, April| found her elready Ml, Mrs, M ‘cas | Urs. f them ¢or thirty minutes an astonish |/7 AN undertone to Keen quiet. Sud Aus eae De stor (fram an ocean steam trial up the coast, |11.—When President Roosevelt returns!, Christian Science midwife, and «| ' Tormvie hieaketcarcne (harnirital¢ mite of existence, sat with his sister! ‘i | Pipgimass of unwelcome hu: convincing from the bas! cet arose t ne pt ut i ia s. ‘In another room was |tacbed her dock at pler 14 North River, | from his Western trip he will find more! number of other women were present We lace i in Cold St Vinformation. jauliofangy mhe iwoman. \ookkd nines tol. She was werk, to-day. ‘This ts the first appearance of |evidence from the old Bay Stato that| «They were down: on thelr vie | PI Orag “ome Of diceputatie houses were | ail He Ne sind began to weep atest but haus, ind! sing gue to" kaa |the New York after the thorough over-|te need not fear danger of “race #ul-| praying for Yhe Lord to brag ih "Jand insure against loss, o1 ated, some of them being in the vi-| cr s npanlls a Nene ‘her eltn Wt f hauling and renovation which she has | cide" there, especially among the Berk-| forth,” said Mrs. Lattimer. ue ll MABItY Of tho public schools, Statistica] “Mee from the basket Krew Sout a saby (Murria, paliaihrough cived from the Cramp shipyard force |#hire Hills. ‘The evidence wilt be in the! my daughter and begged her to have a damage by fire or moth, H “From the city clinics and the public die- rote marae aiceninuaba canta arta veh Ate ants P Ure Basin and at Philadelphia, | form of a photograph of one of the! phyaictan, Dut she was eo fled with /520,000,000 Bushels the De- Fursofeverydescripti | ts PMenmary showing the prevalence of ais. | ih" Woman and demanded tat wie Wilting Mt eehs te ove New York left the Cramp yard at| Young farmers of this town, who at the, the ideas of her husband that she re- ‘y description, BBP aal the records, even” of ine |e, (nlld out of Ate Sankt, wnton Borers anh 9 A. M. on Thursday, stopped off New-|"g@ of forty-one has just celebrated | fused, partment of Agriculture Esti- Fur lined garments, ' Sone, Pp SRNRO MLSS NOT Re SBN ee: castle, Del v! » the birth of hts eighteenth child. G ingves, were paraded before them 41 A : Caer mae Cond stree: te tuk iste, Del, to swing ship and adjust h Pi ite array ; ™m FAIA foi pilOWrenseOne Mier Wel Re reutiat to | compass and anchored during the} The child, a son, was born to Mr. Heater: Typ. hete: mates as Winter Harvest, Mounted rugs and robes, Nothing was omitted, nothing | to toucn et and answered bless his home, | nt At the Delaware Breakwater, and Mrs, Cornelius Turner. They have! “The next day and the next I went 1] eA Brees, POP omitted, ‘nothing pale! angrly in Tolin cai iGanneversnahy: i an ulriday ‘she ran out to sea oly farm at the crossing of two roads,| there and found my daughter in terrible and Railroad Men Rejoice. Goods sent to usare under Falgnment of a wad conditon of affairs | Aster tenant: time of its coming was most to the Breakwa steorgd Joluing historic Stockbridge and Monte-/ bain with these women praying about the a 1 Wehich had heen established by the) A Wealthy woman from. the he eve of the m ny cours njrey, Great Barrington and New Marl-|her, but none of them doing anything personal supervision of EG iloun casey inder tne eyes ot nia fn why | se ran on a aa a pana Rew | borough. “It was at this polat in Revo-| for her. Dr. George 8. Chase, of No.| with a promtee of a winter wheat erop| practical men whothoroughly ekartinent ’ a nda bosleged | Inuelilniers Rai Inerenaag, tuttonary times that Gen, Burgoyne| 2% West One Hundred and Twenty- |of $2,000,000 bushels, which is the osti-| ind d th BRE first the Commias soinea Bull the woman a Ore COP Vong couree wp the y const t rested his tred-out army on the fa-|seventh street, was finally catled, but|mate of the Department of Agricuiture,| Uderstand the care of furs, mae tne. Comms tried 10) aneliy in Tallin, and) the ett sel made an avernge of 3.99 kats an|mous forced march from Hudson, N, ¥.,| it was too late to trelp her. {the railroad men and farming interests} All garments are hung onj apologising, ‘hey were luncrant, | knit on crying IPsiates Hide over 7 pala Mc hour York ran in py|{@ Springtield. Whether or not this| “If these people had not influenced|are more jubilant than they nave ever shoulde: 1 | BEANE CE s rics' the orton ttn | Ww eee oc an t= A TEE linta the, world on the see of tive: tae it Timpkine. |fact had anything to do with the|her she might have been buflt up by] been before. rs; we also repair and ee) PR aR oar on REE With the basket to have reat Tuck in | v duck this "morn: | Turners raising fuich a b4g famMly is, of |the doctor. and made able to stand the] According t¢, the Government eatt-| remodel furs at reasonable nd alxo of the tact tha so Lam whi Mh ishing touehes. rem ~ : x 5 " it ed to bowrd t he Httle fellow does) be given to. te favorite. s course, not known, bat’ It 1s safe to|strain which came upon her. Be ee hi been alt tees Pwleibeatth was in such a wretched | gig was surrounded by # the BUAC TAH HAI Chota Etna one torte Wh; Pyoattt | say that the birth of this elghteenth| Dr. Chase, who was called in on the| Weather Nas enabled the’ aenartment rates during the Summer i ate Le ERATE REGS Goldsmiths “down the! ‘The New York ‘silly for Southampton (child oreated almost as much exeite-| evening of I} & found the women | statistician to estimate thas | months, "You ought to know. It is your busi-| , RG, MOD Ee RN sbuthon her fh 1 her new trim at i‘ still there. quit in a huff at his gent. of the ¢: nore ty of 84000000 wilt ? BGR hoe. Ton ele atl ee eat | present to eelxe her jBUET On ter sn ee ment in this community as did the|{nterference. He immediately got a | be harvested, In fast year the pect { Beananoe.. A Ueateanwiilla oneof/ine women edit want who am already] Coming of the British General's soldiers. | trained nurse, ‘The child was born the caine. hares gat ted has averaged $21. Eatimat E 5 pho » Corpor n Counsel Harme: i of service The 1 . n y my ° amen Grders an investigation, Q0—! | Sarnrainy Conga) Harmer, [iy SP Sth Gan eth an ae Gate |, Aue, Tumors mere muacried fiat lS0el SVR ADE tL! terest, : imates given, When the meeting ciosed jt was ap: pia ne wih two por) | ULF Bho lives we will make of hor aliicer of the mvs wien she figured As vebn ree y ago. Turner le now!” “she was very thin and her ood, we ; . Raat cence it was Meeman Woman What difference does it) (he erulser Harvard in the Spanish war,| forty-one, while his wife is @ scant the dostor to-ray. T 4 Telephone 6,200-r18th, % Be Nevrees aaa cette mith le facta) rhe Italian woman was in the car and v8 to Baal goes out vn the New ‘York as her coms| year his Junior. Both say they expect had jad a chance to bulld her up ne : ” ant and that! rerused + 1@ out or to give up the ‘ went te? | mand live Te | would now aT Be. BAG Gh \ ! as well uation ring accidental death, All of thetr eigh-| {8@.cc foot @ case of this nature in my {1 4 OK ‘ a Le 1, de thas eorineaune at towd grew bigger, the trainmen|iegan chewing ‘conempatiy a toon children, are living. | The eldest, | life before.” in A 1 the consequence: the women ta nalaunenl * e a © years, K mies te coneeausnces the women wept and aupealed. | bit of matzoth Inarrfed und has @ family of her own Frost Dlames the Doctor. ey Of the meeting and ordered the nid fe bs ma D seen laid hie Nurses Bager to Help i. Ieee nurtere iaks "heir otiaren Pe] zr oat wer i. Sethe amet y wtor of the Pleas to make an BR AAO ROI BOS. BAS attache of Bellevue Hosp! grandchildren is to He saa” PP De wae Bee 1 County detectives w ; Ret to work ‘and their report was da le to the Court, 6 p cd wife he: lee, ae lisheereng inate ft, Relleves, psn Enda auoy hone cote PTast ot OM" | He, wala, wave ma ie, her oh FRICK WON'T ACCEPT. G « Ba oy Morris. It Hes in a gliss incuba. his wife cannot even bold the ‘record Soon nee the a inter , Roihiae MGEeT ur in Ward 31, where none of the noise | |for the country, because his friends Mr. | fered ie Of sity can reach ieee nace Every "Jand Mrs, Stephen Winkle, of the ad-| ti ue betta and let thi Then the Chief Justice, ait ole ciel davon't 5 Je jy the nage {ues th the ward hula” Gelato hor |Jolning town of Mill River, now’ hy uae Pik ae tioned UF Se alcuts esis Pee CU IDE AB i ket 2 said Corporation Counde Harmer Haltaatker Bee Komentar ie PrersEeT [Pyentysbao eblicren Hying. ave) tan BcGordon eaid she. was's licensed) Clay prominently mentioned by fore him and ae Motel thet tt tne, women, tke bit of humanity, and they , (Steve Is considerably © meu {midwife and the mothe. of four chil-| the anti-Carnegie faction in the United | There's nothing as safe as a Wi caine nd said to them among 5 PEEL UNS USEAOBE BOG! Hughes Retires To-day and on us an | Mek oets lghtntne” gurtics NP Phas beet Wett atone” Tele | sites Steel Corners townie mae vod easy to use; ¢ in” trike [Ondea, Tift had: been left alone,” It thing Beetle of oe ae lout the sinaliext human veng| A ; us, p'raps wife an’ me kin show a bet: (ti u"tnat we all prayed for her, but we | SuOCeBROF to Sete Mauer Erepix| , sraere 0! po.sney 20 ‘ 7 (eae ti eas sie Pie vid L Hyde, Breckenridge and Ludington |ter recora ‘nor Steve yet aia et we Re di ie wait not tosapt tine $ he |'T ng'e nothing gives patistac-) he vilest o Atirved y and again t " Bae" ‘ 4 y Mule, t¢ ron into a knot. ‘The ehild is hard | ls _ O'a knot ho alti ts hardly fa «r| Will Follow, After Promotion. jma~scagni CALLS LLS US CRUDE. ; Portland * yesterday i Passing |TFY it once—there’s no chance ta than a man's hand. Its Tuddy ‘it way Etat oul os RAP ae aah amen SHE CHANGED HER MIND. |iicmes” ‘O° SH 0" + way to nit] tone while ite fingers seem meer like bits of wire, |Musiclan Com: auth bewensis ow \ Y Woman take WASHINGTON, April 11.-Important ae Frye Had the Licens aie tii Gocause ahe|CHOSE A cROOK FOR GUIDE. F: Hannes nthe army’ askatred, 10d The Tempe pub- Ayres Hefueed to Wed lay They not ex ijor-Gon Robert P. Hughes. having PARIS, April Ul, Pee m Pw pet to be given te P Bites Beating ienoran ni wien |2e ‘ Wes Sue eiched the age of sixty-four years, ,l#hes a long Interview with Big, Mas-| wasHINGTON, April 1.—Miss Mary festigation on thelr part woula | waylyania “Rube! Pell in wir |whic) marks the limit of active service, }Gasnl who has arrived here from! 5 Ayres, of Point of Rocks, Md., waited peas dine to them, a thecGblieini’dikell Aci: was placed on the retived lst, He| New York. Atluding ¢o the many allesea| jn the railroad station here while her America: et MM ny the uae of WHEAT IN A FLURRY. wax recently relieved ftom duty In| #0ci#l and musteal crudiies of America, | prance, Samuel F. Frye, of this city, pro- ; the hilign eae aa au nl eays he was otered cured @ murtiage license, Mr. rye 1s = " " o| s AML { but indignantly -\enirty-five and Miss Ayrea nineteen, ‘4 ¥ yen aor Ga known 1 of the I omm of Cale him as 4 for } urn Sell Heavily in Chicago the on and one time nel ‘The in the grade of 1s unworthy, of an artint | When Mr. Frye, illed with happiness eapouatole for ine at nwt P Would rather bel General caused by Gen, Hughes nuh’ of ‘his, Mmisortiie to re. | end whistling a. marriage lay, rejomed re eniwacc ‘ Ennwnc an | “ K a 1 4 Maat of omelet dui is, | wins on ‘ ney var PR Pe Ma Be i Ld rat i Mie ee We "have changed my mind, 1 will not @lence of vmiciay duis" in, | NAY he} ton of Brix. Gen Sig, Masengnt also commer marry ; fi ae 4 rt « ments severes Uesyon’will have wore bath Abllc concern, punishable ay x | te wit Hotieed Haney Soranton.| ridge, 1 tor-Ge the armyy | 9p American manners, y | OR ive naaiy, Baral ets wa ou ilk Mew we are telling the tn of wil, . a A Nar = vil ang That or will be immediately pe- | - —- ‘ is sls ate Md 1.80 with the Jury to Indies, the price of the Paine of Rooks, an went hI A MONEY WILL SURELY BE PAD, Tr dropped and wi the ise Ayres. attend i on WORTH "TRYING, bealdos being EXCITING and iM BAYA er evveriep rt dt Ired and Hrig.Ge| rehall L. Lad ‘ before the Jury a? , Ker pusora| iret thhig be did wan to explatn to tho] dligion, QuAattormuntersenvral of the | shhh niy, Memon Passes Aver, crlai function ats Point “at Koc iP ond eartens annwer TEA MOREY MARI oh of FAD bs Millewirable resort i * ¢| man copatiuntion of the Broak . ‘\ Nh Phe death of Mrs, Anna Holts, nee! Wednesday night, abd a decision to we Frsrrbody will we nT, the ame 8 eve fae Wo ; e "i or tn WI) Army, will be to the rank of e hy aT ‘$200.00 ye A NICE Tasie ‘Sus fa sve @ ce at ust ‘ jive Would be | =) “mt Luddington wi | Savansah, which ocourred at hey rogi-| Was then reac ig fond ay I sh ene thane. bak mune Jak » first major-general aiddington : ; i BE idence, No. 19 Vast Fifteth street, to- ees that one, hoe ot ines which we will write ‘s08 thy de from ta iy; ”M tking through the park] in turn Ge retired an the va ie ue 2 Ol a ‘thos tise cr E ent a ae aad i A * an He -| NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., April 11. {this polat the Leading jong began | and alsa took. Bhietn in Hehe duh Stade Gk Tati dames Fade Benes: ae ree uated or te 1A ee aan montna’ lal the city han tttehes abandoned fhe pian of caring for ite! At i; big line ci the mar! 7] mbs Police Crs Jagistnate he appolasmen KA “Gen. Wade w revlpitous read hat hi fp Leese sg fa Fe Si aE esi hap OP ota Sa