The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1903, Page 3

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1903, : rare CEL HIM “HOUSETRIST. ON“L" TRAN, ASKS ‘tr Mrs, Babbitt-Dressner Owns Gallant Protector of Women|Latest Phase of Mai Carlotta Moncuso, When Seventeen of Them and Every | : Sees a Man Ogling a Pretty) Tangle of Theatrical M Discharged by Antin One Is on a Paying Basis, She, Girl Across the Car and) and His Wife Is a Suit for 2 Takerek, Drove a Stiletto Proudly Says. | Badly Punishes Him. Absolute Separation. — Six Times Into His Neck r ine Serre re te ‘and Body IT’S PAY UP OR OUT YOU 60." : SMASHES HIS DERBY HAT.|WANTS MORE ALIMONY; ’ d your money tn advance, he In Court He Learns that the “Mash-| Contest in Many Courts for the MOB THERE TO HELP HER. eee esiGR anal aIIVORe | er” Had Been Smiling at His Own| tody of Their Child Has and by following them I have amas 1% Wife, So Apologizes and Pays for Practically Constant for a comfortable fortune. Tam ruqv > Py . Her Brother and Sister, Also eeventeen paxing farniehed-tovn houses | SHO Hats ate ¥ i Armed with Stilettos, Were TA rn Honuitkeplemner or No. ate] A ‘Third avenue “L train was whirling | ‘The troubles of the Lederers Ready to Take a Hand in the West Fourteenth street, who forma a| ¢ uptown early to-day with a fovial crowd | nated to-day in a suit by Belle | of men and women who had been enjoy- ing themselves over Easter and into|‘#derer for absolute divoragi, Monday. Two prosperous-looking men | George W. Lederer, the theatrical chanced to sit across from two well-| ager and President of the Pan-, dressed and charming women. can Amusement Company. Between Fifty-ninth street and Sixty- seventh atreet one of the bold men| J” behalf of Mra. Lederer, Mfr looked devilishly across at one of the | ®#ked Supreme Court Justice D women and winked. Then he smirked. | $100 weekly allmony and $300 Then he chirped. The woman lifted her | feo this afternoon. eves to where the advertisements line} tra leo Bamberger opposed the 1 the ventilators and looked coy. tion vigorously. Decision was Again the man chirped and wig-wagged| In her complaint Mrs. Lederer, with hts eves, Another man beside the| was one of the three beautiful two women who had been bristling with | girls of the Casino company anger, jumped to his feet, became Mrs, Lederer nine years, ag th “What do you mean by Insulting this| charges him with improprieties on ie Indy?" he demanded, striding across tol oscastona from 1806 to the present oe where the eye wiz-waguer still sat grin-| She says that her husband ts in ning. +» ]of $200 a week from the Pan: “Why, why," stammered the chirper, | enterprises—“Sally in Our. Alley 2% but before he could get any further the | pearl of Asia” and “The White gallant protector of women grabbed him | ana of $100 a week in royalties fi by the collar and yanked him out of|other enterprise; that he pays’ his seat, Then he hauled off and hit} week for his apartment at the him on the Jaw with a right hand punch | and q ike amount at the Hotel that sent the chirper back Into his seat! ton before he removed to the and smashed his derby hat. Nine Years of Quarrela. “phere 1s lots of money In it if you ieM ulna care The theatrical manager sat b just know how to run the business,”” she ‘The friend of the filrtatious man|teo Bamberger, while he >| VANDERBILTS IN AUTO RACE [irre 'rie'na the‘ter"tca| tee cocinaute tue veces aaa” ate in herself, thus business ooming-house synal talked to-dat about hi % Dressner has been annoyed of | late by an onslaught of detectives who | <P Work—Carlotta Under Arrest have n° hunting for a Mr Piper or Mrs, Ward, who tempora took charge of Mrs, Dressner’s son's house, | and who mysteriously dl red, but |, the six-foot atheltic woman who keeps | 4, sevenieen establishments running with | chine-tlke system says all the de- *. he world can’t unnerve he. pk ne years ago I came to Néw | “Will he dio? And must T dle for it If he does?” walled Carlotta Moncuso to-day. She {s as pretty a danghter of Italy as ever was seen. She is held to ‘answer a charge ot attempted murde> for plunging a stiletto six times into ‘Austin Packerack, foraman of a button factory, where Carollta, her sister, Italia, and her brother, Napoleano, were employed. Only twenty years old and in the full flush of her Southern beauty, Car- lotta Moncuso seemed out of place In the dingy prison of the Harlem Court. Her olive skin, with the rose tinge of health lending its warm tint, her great dark eyes, luxuriant raven halr and the ‘perfect oval contour of her face formed @ striking picture. Only three months ago her family came \to, America. They went to live at No. i903) First avenue. The parents took ‘care of the home. Carlotta, her bro- ither Napoleano, two years her senior, vand Italia, a beauty of sixteen, fourm! mployment in the button factory at Nos. ‘220 and 822 East Ninety-fifth street. York and started a rooming -house at No, 57 West Tweflth street," she sald to an ning World reporter. “T was a widow and had tried to earn a living by teaching school, but it didn't pay. I was go successful with my room- Ing house that I decided to try another. One by one I acquired more establish- ments, until now I think I have a syndi- cate that Is hard to beat."* Rides in an Auto Now. > Mrs. Babbitt-Dressner, whose first hus- | ¢ band was the nephew of B. T. Babbitt, now inspects her seventeen houses as she | « rides around in an automobile. The foreman was Antin ‘Takerek,!Young Woman, Crossing Sixth went on, “I hava edmpetent houseke iho lives at No, 1729 First avenue. ers and every Wednesday they report to j Planned for Easter. Avenue, Was Struck by Trol- * Mfoncusos had planned for an Easter! ley and Got Ride for. Which ‘celebration. Carlotta was to have had = je new gown, a wrap and a hat. Thelr| She Didn’t Have to Pay. ‘holiday was spoiled. Worse than that, jmnable to speak English, work would ‘be difficult to get and hard times were head of them. They ran to the Ital- fan quarter and loudly proclaimed thelr wrongs to their neighbors. Carlotta and Napoleano armed themselves with e. The have a day inspector and a struck struggled to his feet and algo| separation, followed by a sult for ‘| Pay ee one ARE BOTH ARRESTED) #iine'tie, teton i its |Shrtuty ann cay of Gemalel houses, in this way 1 know just what been winked at screamed and her com-| child, little Maltland Lederer, now Bingen (ithe) Saunas pes (Continued from First Page.) “*) ‘as turned into a howling, Aghting mob. | ‘This suit hes never been ere dasnesta SO ee ca qa Ss - ‘Kill the masher!” yelled some of the|the husband and wife have u es ned in there ta a {Tound, gray felt hat down over his eyes, [the sweep In the road beyond the curve} ™men who had seen the assault, and} through all the courte over. the sphem thermoneyula tuned (DEL tet {Dent over And pulled back the lever./ Until it was almost reached. thought they understood what |t was|of the child,” said the lagyyer., correrponding: report which states JUN Thy ig Panhard shot forward with af {2 both partiog could ace two cart about. Guards from both ends ran in| “Yes, and as showing the it FHOMS Are ivACAnL An TOE wlet ely ent Ca almost pleavines tbe ing up Almont the sintire rowd, dn order and stopped the fighting, The engineer | ability of te Ladanes we al Ch Sano er and paper-|Eround. ‘Though not a word was spoken| to avold & probable fatal collision the] whistled for the poilce, At Sixty-| he spent $20,000 on deteotiv. Have my special painter and paper- |by a member of either party, Alfred|Dfothers had to reverse thelr levera| seventh street two patrolmen turned eanan irying to get the ve a rn a 1 he bre i keeper, 1 only | grasped the lever of his auto and slowly, |teiing ihe ghortest possible cure that] UP and the defender of women was | iiy mother,” sald Mr. Heydt. |e panion almost fainted. The whole car| years old. Tt is given to few persons to be struck by a trolley car going at full speed ana be taken from the fender uninjurea after having been carried a block. Yet this Is what happened to Miss Anna hanger, who ur time, ‘As to my I stilettos. In the yard or the tenement ronty: y e tractive and pleasant ones and , cl of 5 Héight, twenty-two years old, of No. 101 ve {kOe ae employ attractive and pleasant on feha | notch by notch, let Jt down, and before] would enable them to avold the cur-| taken off and’ locked up in the Hast] “It became plain that Mra. paeiie Serankies her iis until |/Giinton atrest, this afternoon! Seer ee cting. My wolleeting policy | esinald's machine had accomplished |Fiages. | occupants pale with | 2xt-seventh street station. never intended tu bring her 0 dozen of them—men and women—| vis teight's guiding star must be a te Wost has made me successful, “I/@fty yards was at equal speed and | eee ee oe ee ae eae edie | He eald he was John F. Young, a pio-|trin!,” said Mr. Bamberger, greed to po with her to the factory| rortunate one, because at the corncr have a keyboard, and if the roumer has| gaining. At racing speed both automo- the turn that all but made the | tographer, of No. 211 East Blzhiy-nrst| order to force it to trial, we | , and demand vengeance, where she wus alt more than twenty not pald up at the end of the week mY) piles ate up the space that separated cers turn turtle, A sheer two] street. He al: si th Only the three discharged employess| s-roons have been kill ai Hoasekeeper drops him a note, If by| Piles aie UP Loe Nite ec chre Point] tect of space could be scen under the | rec’ te a!t2 twid the Sergeant at the) move for tts dismissal, and ; y the thre employ persons have been killed: or injured that-ntght mi does not pay. his key is|them from the corn outer Wheels of the machines as they | @¢** with much feeling that he was @/it on the May calendar. Th j ‘were admitted, Carlotta walked to the] within the last few years. taken from the board and he oan't get| avenue, made the turn. ‘The welglt of the oc-|’nember of the newly organize! Anti-| this suit with no rpectfic alleg workroom and called Packerack into the 1 1 i into his room. Ning is done sys-| Reginald slowed down a trifle and took} cupants must have formed o Ale: “ * °. i Bae a aelantrocohadlalicepraneitGt |e ee cee Cee amnesia tematioalye diam the lead of the con-|iehrnant oueve the triangle of the|Dalinst to prevent iat apeared rie | MaRnise Gociely and that he wis per-| this application for allmokyng avenue at Thirty-sixth street, known as a“ cern, and one has to report to|** a Moment as #2 unavoidably disastroys| fc:!y Willing to go to Jail for the sake Pald Well to See Boy. ‘ward and, drawing her stiletto from her) «peag ‘Man's Crossing.” She stepped me. T know absolutely everything that [corner permitted, Notwithstanding, 69) Gui After that the brothers kept up| at any weman who Fad been ‘nnaited. | ty the separation sult Justice bosom, plunged it into his breast. He . = © fi is going on in my diffe nt houses, and/the big machine swerved, the right} in easy pace until they disap; Ieacqared'tinck sind tue ates) Gencended |(Crey cei 2) eouleau na eer | an Dassure yo my visits to them are not] wheely left the ground and did netjalong tho wir disappeared | When the Yorkville Court was con-/gersieeve allowed her $15 weekly: Me Vena. ectly On <bound ear. ran ae ace : r : ad befo: a Again, Just escaping his heart, Ten ticley team ten canis aver, sf finer and ean (cll Just now things are|cateh the macadam of the road agsta Noe eg errr sale” Zaller coareen with ias:| ean ee ee bho aba 3 riinning: sale f seem iY i aignt course on Ochre] Two special trains will arrive | iG ae ly @8-| passed through bankruptey with $1 Held Him as She Stabbed, | when Miss Helght saw her peril she be TMias, French Witness in Fight] st 7 until ie found a straight course on OSH e| Te See trom New Tork. wiin ans | aault. He was ati proud, although hel itunes ang no eescte, GEA ‘Tho girl was like a fury. Her left| came paralyzed with fright, The next D : tandy for No Nonsenne, loud of white dust, Alfred, who wos| cals. The. 1 nal arrive at 4 had no hat, which nad been lost in the | cree gpont $600 fitting up an ‘ ‘ | San HE Aitueblner © Bheluts in Milli 'T never stand for any nonsense, ana | loud : , ; o'clon afternoon. Mrs, e. 1 i d deen as- hand was in the foreman’s hair. Her| instant the ear had struck her. She ut-! for Fair Millions, Can Keep) ye fuera sanfor any nonsense, ane) tige, turned the corner eVen| wor has arrernoon. Mrs. Neu: | shut man who had been as-| (or nis wita and boy in West ed @ Be : ’ 4 nate shers had to] houses in the FUll_ colony, auited was uls . E se Fight rove the! steel: home again and| ¢eredia syream| which ‘tought \passen- : Arete | in, the nollce more sharply, and the ushers had to] h i HUll_ colony, where ahe| *ulted was also there. He had & wilt) wienth street, as the price for the again; now in his throat, now in his] gers to the front platform and arrested{ Seoret the Details of His Visit) ‘11 any suit ever comes up Tam my}icid on with both hands as the big! WHI quarter the on bia Jaw—the mark of the anil-| ‘ole or weeing his child occasional shoulder. As he turned and staggered| he attention of persons for a block * own Law nd Toh never lost’ al i) é i The relatives 1 qi masher's fist. i; a to Ti i 1 hever had any trouble in man: |Parhard heeled over, the familles will go to the Breakers and has patd her $125 & month for may rom her she plunged the weapon | sway, 0 Trouvine. business, dont see wny| Hor nearly a quarter of a mile the] Arielgh aa Hn The Story Comes Out, three month, He is doing’ mgge 'S. 7 7 von 0 it "4 * g. edding ceremony w be per- 2 : oy Car Had Gone # Block, A woman who his enous & two aulos rushed along, one in the Wedding be p ne case being calied the masher stoou| the Court ordered and as much al Packerack fled screaming into the to be business ike cannot ru immediate wake of the other, until | top y ERES REVS tee be aaeent att DAR te. He sald he was| can afford to 4 . The bride | before the Magintr i 1 under @ bow-| Jotn Caddie, « builder, of No, 212 Hast! Justice Davin intimated that congratulations y-second street. Young glowered at| thought so too, but reserved dec} tthe sce! Thigh moog eg ee | him wa (hough he would Jike to bit him f St Ruggles avenue was accomplished, Then | and brik both slowed duwn and made an easy [eh of Iilles and recelve {turn into that short street which Mary's reoming hy nd hotels, just as well yalrous French- | ua a man. Dressner is a, tall Whe prides ength, Shi wtreet, Napoleano following him with| The scream seemed to unnerve the uplifted weapon. ‘The unfortunate| motorman, Those on the car say it was Greek ran right into the crowd of| several seconds before he got sufficient Ttallans on the sidewalk, and would| control of the situation to reverse the » Mas, the chi man who came from Paris to tes the contest over the Charles will be performs ci : {mUllons, need not tell who his ys that on ¢ brought them at another short turn linediately after the couple will stare for | again. , . 2 fave been carved to shreds had not| lever and put oa the brakes. When he | s ry rt for | 4g 4 ae companion was the night befo ned. the elievad avenue, fron | Reginald | V MICs new summer CNTEE j 3 Bauiosroan Ooliins, ‘rushes up) in) re-|(0idtlis/ear ied reashed phietsraeventh\| combenien mas ine HiEBE wercre Into Hellevue, uvenue, a few feet trum | eee Be Hye eee Cassio How RRA iia HOW ALICE PID be ee sponse to his cries. treet er ee fj bit him herself. eds TALI: Vanderbilt ave The only rx ‘of the Vanderb! ow avout this? aired the Mag asa DO. strve whatihotel atctrouville helaraveuk ee a man ana] Mf William ds. Vainderblic giv tee EE ese Learned to Follow In ay In the excitement Napoleano and) Curled up in the fender, too frightened former Wife shortly before she Italia: escaped, but the policeman|to more than breathe, with her small Grabbed Carlotta as she ran through] hands catching the network, the woman . ‘i WwW. K It, ar, W.K. Vab-| “How about 117 SAY Mra, UO. H. P, Belmont and which has AED rs rand erultt: How about ft snorted Cuddle, “T puzzled mother mighti ver since been occuple 1 Rata ntcaaa: aval Laue Honor, I was’ coming home| morning after a return from stared a ° enge o had ru q sdy Narrowly Averted, —_—_ arly this morning with a friend and the crowd with her dripping stiletto] stared at the passengers who had run! yion py Col. William J in benalice seer as ¥ i jer SPECIAL TRAIN TAKES Colada contort cone aaa some ia" ‘ae Ws aay Pelitieds.| Beereh. fOr Ror ieiston and |i) the (eopt Of the sar and ipera OveU Pars, Dpleichs. and Mrs,, Vanderbilt, be- —__— to the long turn at Commodore Gerry's We couldn't get seats together, and so | brother through the Italian quarter|at hier, while the motorman, with teeth | ¢, Coavice escar, iuq) comnts house, “and simultaneously both bent GUESTS TO WEDDING. |;;, A . coffee drinking, and, of course, has so far been fruitless, vet and a face from which all the b100d | gioner jevers and ler them Out to al- the two ladies sat across from us, \eral nervousness and stomach Packerack was burried to the Presby-| ad fled, Ughtened the drake and set | i for ste. examination of: the on ‘thelr iene ana - “1 noticed an advertisement that! followed. Be: terian Hospital, where his wounds were| M8 f0t hard on the sand-box. i of sats Maa)iretused: to 1 ster throng that crowded both} A special train of four private cars| pleased me, and I winked over to my ome one told her tg quit On the corner of 'Thirty-seventh street | answer + because headid not wish jaidea of the broad avenue stood stl land a Pullman carrying guests for the| Wife and motioned her to look at {t./and use Postum Food Coffee, but | dressed. Hr may live, but his chances] was Emmett Whittle, a guest of the Im-|to ex the la be eo he asped as the two dust-enveloped | Vandervilt-Nellson wedding left the! She didn't see » and so L Just chirpel) first morning it was served to pet] id he sizee me up ontinues prowdly.. “tt oman to wn a Dust | is lL um cqual Justice Blanchard so Supreme Court to-d When these, questions were insisted cided in the re slight. erial Hotel, who had heard the scream |is a marricd mar nally, for the ehiclvs, shot. forward. A solitary |Grand Ceniral Biatlon, over the. New SS Nemia ne Iam sorry 1£1 have to die tor kiu-| of Miss Helght und started on a run for] oN itier ne Ma nest peat policeman ‘standing before the mansion | York. New Maven. and Martford road! hlc'ine in ine awe eat ot UP and) was so lasipid and weak that sig 4 the car, He was the first to meet it, | { wonal reason that to answer t rl 1, the coal magnate , relic Ait me in the: jaw ing him,” said Carlotta through an an- r i 5 of Jolin HL. Berwind, the coal magnate, shortly after 10. 0 Kk to-day “Ifa man wink at t tre |Bave it up and went to drinking he 6 him, and. Sea had it’ been brought to @| would tend to disgrace, degrade or in- [QE doln i erwind, the con! PUCRrAte, ahortly, Alter 20, D'CIOGe LOGAN. | cani:| Mee Many Can't wink AL hisiown wife a terpreter to-day, “but 1 am not sorry} stop before b ed over and Mfted | ortminate him. [ree eat unneeding. Reminatl. and “Alc eee ont Nempore about a] Rathout, being Aas 1 by a wtranger, | Water, for she did not care for. I stadced hin. He was always cross! the sung woman from her position, Lo] jy lunchard was appealed to Itred raced on to the broad bend at the Pein ate en wiranwed| U8 BRUNE Worse (han Ue old blu or cocoa. , and swore at us. If he hid bly dis |e ete te Toe at ane would [for ano} compel M: Mas to ean shore, ‘The high hed=s and trees ts for the train: were made: by’ 3 4 = “About this time I went visitl charged me it would have been different, |do little move than show by her looks | answer, but he decided that Ja Ae UNOr GV RTS BIAS] SUE GFE Sis FRR, BF SWORN TMistecteriel MN pman: eck, and during the conversation, in Meantime the repre New r wax shrivel in gallant air w ness. The M ntative of the |to an inquiry about mother’s of Law and | J told of her sleepless nights and nged to utter Jeral condition and of the f Ai the lanka te grinned at|the new drink that we tried. but he threw us all out and we would | how erateful she was for her escape, | Oyandier's contention that the answers have to starve, What a terrible Easter Mvtorman Was Antoni are not material to the question of{Lodomez, Who Is Suing Nathan | ft-has been. I was going to have a new| pie motorman hung over the n- | whether Mr.Pair or Mrs, Pair died firat " " F naae j | Grees and ve #0 happy, and now Lam in| board with a lovk of “iv's-too-good-to-be- T1n the nvcldent f* sound, and that the| for Alienating His Wife’s Af- ail, I am going to send for the priest, | true’ rn his ff: and azed at the ell } 5 f Parisian gendeman need n t fe will tell me what to do and may be| Wom ho had ped death, pied heed nor. ! i ’' enld the Magistrate, “it seems “I observed that my friend | T will feel sorry for Takerek and pray| [0 a few mi ed deain. owa| The hearlug before Referee Keener] fection, Tells Why He Settled to men thar there Naulatrate, “It seems! rather knowing and wise At 9 ¢hat he will not die. 7) wht Os Wi e ‘ here. If this gentleman will pay for | Statement, but thought nothing gathered had been shoved aside | Was continued thifs afternoon and Mas ji i your ha fe nt Bee ent . lyman, proprietors of|silliciently for the young wgman to get | ished his testimony very shoruy,| Suit Against Sussmann, your hat, Mr. Caddie, 1 think we might of it at the time. the Empire City Button Company,| air she came to he: ‘self and anndune ed. (nat the protest of the defendanta’ ‘Oh, I'll pay for the hat b ‘In the morning at breakfast mhere the stabblig occurred, lave en:| that she wae not injured veyond a few ne defendan —_—- . | tened'to pit in. nd T'vé got to buy nm |served with a most delicious ¢ Freedman and d Benjamin F, Spellman to prose-| brulges on the face, netting ore, Who urged that the proceed- new one for myself, for mine's } im coffee, which I drank with Oe eT eee eee ie ed her fe had, aoraped [Ng Wow Irregular decduso the pluintifts| Alexander W. Lodomez, who Pers suri, about the whale 5 180 engaged private detectives to locate] off the skin Wont bo tree aah isle waa. | $25,000 from Max Nathan, the Maide vGhadte felt hie injured chin aud then | Pleasure, but 1. noticed rally ts Carlotta’s brother and sister, After arranging her clothing and ob- | Kyi be through with thelr textimony: | fy i A eg . decided to accept the en | watching me carefully. Fin yt —— aining a drink of water a cab war] with nine wien hae send: WMO WiAliane Jeweller who married Mrs. Bilse/Edward Lavery Played with Servant, Who Claimed to Be | pow: won nd together for a few minutes, [for ® gecond cup, and 6 burét HILLARY BELL’S F ealloat and (he young woman was sent Hulrs killed. "Uh took the stand and! Lodomeg in 1897, a year after she had A And then she Ha eentt laughiug and remarked, ‘So your fol UNERAL, | nome told’ Cortoborating story. aaaene vont, bikota divavon, atice.| Matches, Perhaps, and Start-; Member of Wealthy Family, | ®t they prt - don't like Postum, ac Temata ne Bervices in iis Memory neva tn| NO SUCH THING AS lng that Nathan snduced ver to averce) ged a Blaze in Water Street} Turns on the Gas and ls Dead| MAID GAVE AWAY She sent’ for the package in @ Runpah atibureniy mast STEAMER ASHORE him, was recalled to the stand in re- ; | satisfy me, and ft was exactly Fron ana THe SRP A “LIQUOR STORE,” Wial onday Resor’ duslloa Tidaro This Afternoon. .. 4 When Found. ALL HER FINERY, Jone mother had. ‘Then 1 learned Jens He pee He Sees — ON VIRGINIA COAST, Lodomez astonished his attorney, ¢, a ees ] od & ea {allure was caused from 20 t the signa. | home! told mother I had found took place to-day from the Church of| $0 Magistrate Pool Decides, and pili FS J. Karley, by admitting A fire wiich started on the top floor! win 4 a hookanthe® lian sire. 5 the Heavenly Rest, Forty-ffth street| Discharges Prisoner Accused of ture was lis own to a release Ina UIT) of the four-story tenement at No, 43) Bupnenia Wal atived Prense | Sent Mrs. Snediker’s Best Dresses! grink for her, and I went BA ah eC oiia: dha Nuria). saceio Vicintinatitecias daw, Daybreak, Bound for Baltimore from} brought by him in 186 aguinst Hred-| water street this a vurned to! was ¢uund dead at No, 69 neh attiet to Bureau of Charities by kitchen and made it from # aay sg eels celina 4 i Santiago, with 23 Men Aboard, fok Susyinann tor allenating the at] each kdward Li years 04:1 Brooklyn, to-day. She had committed Mistake, package of Postum, She was | Waa read by the Rev, Dr. D. Parker] iayigirate Pool, in the Morrisanta May Me'Gaved | rootions of this same wite, But be gle-| who waa alone Ot hin! sretes sn yen lighted with the new drink Morgan, assisted by the Rey, John Will-] ourt to-day. 1 Aaeataenalty im clared that he did not know What hel parents on the top foo: | Mra Valentine Snediker, of No, o:|her it was Postum, and it wi urt to-day, decided that there was no |i v 1 oMis, We we servant In the u Brooklyn, «| ing to see her perplexity, She he affixed Ns ig whe {Sonn Portand avenue, tama, ‘ waw a KOA] The voy's fath IREOLK, Va. April 1—The Batiish such thing as a “ilquor store’ and dts: 1M iM) COMMMETA, }mourning th ‘sof a valuable ward-[at the package and read if © mor Daybreak. bouud from Hantiago| ture and never Kot the Among those present were William] charged a prisoner charged with Viol ale aud bis an Mary Cullen Bryant, George MH. McAdam, B.| ing the Excise Jaw, because the p to Baltimore with a cargo of tron ore, | Hon. |go to the At Ate robe of slike and suting—@ll eat last she said, “Alice, how did you J, Ppsdale, Charles M, Price, Henry ¥.| man in the had wild In hie com.|fa sahore off Hebble Shoal, near Palme] | “Why BiH the papers?” a] ward flames were see! ‘é veaterdae {Quine she had. Her maid gave the fue }do 1t?" 1 aald, ‘By simp GIRS, Charles Mv. Beattle, We G, Mo-! oiaint that the prisoner was the pro ape, today’, | a. Jthe kitohen wind 1 (Pie? Favperet by mistake to the Bt ‘the directions.” She exe! Laughlin, Charies Frohman, Thomas] coy of « “iiquor store.’ A Government dew h ved at] “Hee y lawyer, Mr. Walsh, told dine child played ® matehes and Charities, i did not know there were and Annie Russell, Amelia Bingham! wpye prisoner was hk Wachter, | Me Weather Bureau here says the vex | on | the thre ter 8¥l-) On wriday last Mr. Bne tels-| tions.’ It Lud the cook Ly Rhiere, Grand twenty-#x, of No, #86 Kast One Hundred | *! ty good, {gn -now And: may, UE SOY BARRE YOM) Dhe-sly utnilios In the hous “ to the {Phoned the bureau thie wife tind a | 100Ked it iy i a rand Lodge F, and) aig init Tai raat bef ate a tug that was sent to her nie 1 rushed : ; run tof cloties trac ae would like to give! | brewed tw ws 4 @ pall bearers were Davi: elaseo, = 1 PRE AY a : Pte s ndero von Grimm, who ate} Mry, Kauma Jo 1, Ww whe . kal @ont to the Bou tland ave- | $204 - Cheater fi. Lord, Bt, Clair MoKelway,| ured Magiatrate Pool, of offticeman a ex once in a stcknes#, amid | rated tour, however, had p 1 4 wealthy sleter {St Mire land wve~ ds the directions say, then heina cematen toniit 4 wrth Washington eaunre [aod ber maid se arity Koods. [is delicious, 1 (vom Burope only a fort-| ‘Phe loss was not dincoy ed until yes-}" Phe next day mother (Be Wardman, 8 a ees Owns a liquor store, rata Pond, (SERGTe MANION NOW te was sutering trom nervous 4 a t from delirium. tren 1 reweu Was uni will be in hh > Hquor store?” satd Magiairate Pool. & ‘i ago she maid, “and while over | te ne aud w yore alhtan 1 the Marne Ly 7 su of Charities despaira of a little coffee ty, tata ding. wae wcaras| ¢ A POLICE CAPTAIN, [172i seuvaitiancs cnrite to iodo “RAG ht eh ei "aa ele | amano chartie ame at ile lien aE store, a dry in store, &e., but never ae to the Jury th's afternoon ey Fe See AM fines | tne whied had been left to me by mY Tit has now tracing the reclpients.| were all di L Migs Bermsiain’s Nobepiton. a Higiior sto is either a hotel or a ‘Anwovncement ty'made PF (ha aac ‘the prison ‘ore Twill dlacharse] Gory promotion This Afternoon and _ sher: Sain al her: home, , Yapedtt fe Gent to the Eldridge Red seas eneruar., APH, Light Precinct. parents. When 1 returned from acregs! The wantrobe was viadued at more (han) sow have ‘Po the water 1 catied on my winter, but he # 0, \ Le tees,’ and it. sfuned to ee ine because of a quarrel — to hear At Adame's Telal lo- Morrow, we had over A lawsuit oral years! ‘ we had over & laweull several years ie tral of flat 1 the ale ent. 1a) ——— “lew mange! aut nok place, musi cre: ta polley King Edvard Salle tor Matta, cyt y actionn welled th i widows on the — aided to the third ‘Two Drowned by Cloudburat, of hard Aghting, | 5 the remainder a tne | MBNRBYVITAM, Ind, April 138A | ouiiding, wih a total damage of avout cloudpurst at noon yesterday flooded this) § ouring Out Of by and had ext Fifteen minu