The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1903, Page 2

ASE GOOD FOR THE ROAD, MAL VREECAND DECLARES NOT BRIBERY. BUT ROBBERY President Paulson So Char- acterizes the Alleged Extor- EXPLORER IN ~ BANDITS’ HANDS Walter B. Harris Held Prisoner in Mountains by Famous Mo- THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY BVENING, JUNE 17, 1993. CAUGHT AT NIGHT WY. YAR His Pockets Were Filled with; Bundles of Matches, and It Is FOUND HER DEA BY INTHE ANE Recovery of the Corpse of Little Patrick McElveney Leads to| Women’s Standard $3.90 Shoes, High and Low Cut. Enormous. Increase in Metropolitan) tion of $2,000 trom Heola Con! rocco Brigands, and Troops! Thought He Meant to Burn) the- Uncovering of. a Sad Operating Expenses Made 7 Per Cent.) for Which Parks Is on Trial. | Fail in Efforts to Resoue Him.| the Buildings. Tragedy ‘in Which Two Sons| i =k | : Were Lost to ther. Guarantee Advisable Wormers) |, HE WAITED FOR A YEAR, |, "ANGIEH: Morocco, June 17-—Walter) “Maginiraio Naumer. in the Gates to. Thee: Mosher ‘Took Advantage of Deal to Climb on} BR. Harris, explorer and author, who was| Avenue Court, Brooklyn, endeavored a inember of Sir Arthur Nicolron's spe-| for nearly an hour this afternoon to ONE CHILD DEAD OF GRIEF. Bandwagon to Extent of Holdings. : The finest Shoe in the world at price. Better than any $3.50 sold elsewhere, because our Stand: Shoes are ; ‘ Hand-Sewed Welt or Hand Turned and all other shoes are machine \ Z made, f ‘inl British Embassy to the Sultan of} ge: an answer to a volley of questioner Said Affairs of His Concern Were} Morovco inst year, has teen captured by | put to mn mysterious prisoner who had | in Such Shape that He Could| the {tous bandit Raisul! and his moun- | been seized in the Navy-Yard last night 4 taineers, and is a prisoner in the Zee-| by n guard, who found dim wandering|,When Cornelius Poand:: that the he rindi raereniga ec Ae) eT eae ee Not Bring Action at that} nat Mountains. about the buildings near the dock. Other Had Fallen Into. the Water ferbert Howard Vreeland, a giant in| stoc! he Metropolitan Street \Rai-| yi, Government troops who learned of the| Waen searched the man’s pockets were y Company’ o th es a % 2, physique, with a big broad face and a) rt Tener. des Me ences: | capture attacked the bandits’ strong-| filed wit bundles of matches. Cd Drowned He Went Home @ - uc Acop voice; the mint pid yesterday, burning many farms and| ‘The prisoner is tall, lght-hatred, and Died of a Broken Heart. s son who set) Phere were 4417 shures in the names of | —_—_— Out ax a gravel shoveller to learn the |}, and S Wormser > the time of the houses, but did not edccecd’ In resculnw’|falrly well dreamed’ and apparently My. Harris, It Is feared that the moun-|about twenty-four years old. Tafiroad, business, and was in turn bag }deal Hearing of the extortion charges ; tujneers may take their ge for| When turned over to tne police he|’ ‘Phe finding of a mutilated body in the “Do { understand,” sald Justice Scott | against Bamuel Parks, business agent the foxs of their property upon th>|malntained a stubborn silence that] ast River at Forty-elxth street to-day age agent, conductor, track walker,)sinat 1. and §, Wormser took advan: fp brakeman, section foreman and super-|tage of ihe righ! toi mubecriie to the and. walking delegate of the Houre- { ree eas woung traveller, though If they follow {nelther threats nor yersuasion could /yrought a drowning case to the atten- precedent they will hold him for a large |breek down. A half dozen Interpreters | tion of the pol & SPANISH ARCH INSTEP. We have all styles, materials and sizes. We can fit all feet .and satisfy all rreferences. The best inféndent.of steam railroads, and 1s now} stock in the Interurban and avatled| smiths’ and Bridgemen’ * ww to the full) eontinued this afternoon before Juatic fernaelves. toy suoscriit President of the Interurban Street Rail-| themselves, by suisertitn exfent oF thelr holdings? Mayer, in the Court of Special Ses- + way Company, and an acknowledged | "yon, “sir, To the full extent,” replied | ass Ned any eat rR ; aya authority Bn al branches of rallroading| Me Guthirle. “They tpok alt the ad-/alons, with the prosecution's witnesses Ties Sami wan ameaanele aude [the name duilue Arabrowits “rnis ame SiEReyeatalar ea tsite Mowlvane: heel shapes and toe shapes with wv 4 to-| vantage there was to lerived from | ynder crow: % nh b \ } . «J elght-yenr-ol: MoE! hedge ares ete ae ‘ya the guarantee and tease, thus assenting | 4) eee ation. it nad bean | tured Yesterday afternoon by men ct Meee ued Quit oxagpernted max-| mother Ives at No, %7 East Forty-nec- Si 4 A A A vf t j y in the trial o: 2 + SYS ty the transaction now attacked. ‘ \ nearing tay M1} the Darromana tribe, who t ed him listrate end police more than anything |ond street. pants. CC! ns ép tied that Parks got a $2,000 bribe suit to break ihe Metropolitan lease to WeDVrcelandnetelaten from the Hecla Iron Works, of Will over to, Ralsu elfe was his apparent amusement at ; ‘a i bis First thelr dlecomfture, ‘The police have an|, "© body was brought to the sur. | Unterurban, | re a * y * Whitney, T. F. Ryan, Booause Mr, Stickney questioned some ||, Sf Fi io 9 | Mr Harris ts one of the most ven-|igey that he Is an Anarchiat and want-|face of the water by ‘the hooks of a Zlke William C. Whitney, T. F. Ryan) ooptuae land's rendering of certain | {me>ure. In 1900 upon the promise 9) tiresome travellers who has won fameled to vet Me to the Navy-Yard build-| pile driver, Klaus Gaunder, of 6s aid Jacob H. Schiff, chief movers in ee ye aaa ad obliged the lawyer {call off a xtrike which had crippled the ES ae X Pl | ent Vreeland was called {o pass up a sheet of ‘imures every tine | working force of the company's plant, | In recent years ty his exploits among altace Namar nile 1 him| Fourth place, Brooklyn, first notice] | he small form and finding it was a | -ecattel t : ee | Wi ‘ ; ly pre: | poe Ww nelas bj Wormser'a.iawyer, Albert Ssicknuy.{he asked about a jine unul Mr. Stick-| Witnesses who told thin story wer arly y for further examination without vail, ie Studied a. four-page. priated | U%,complained af the bother. fred T, Martin..George D. Low. and the tragic ) voy" n notified. Polfceman Sullivan, : of the Exot Fitiyeficat street station, The popaiar shoe of this season is the Oxford! Tie, and it is only at cur store that the greatest variely and the bes! quality of shaes, and at the least prices, are always to be found. the Mahometans and it was diétea that he would mee: Ale “You wouldn't belleve me. why sho: tr -? tape or fgures trom a tecanical maga- |, (You, Rouldn t Polleve me. wry angst | Niles Paulson President of the Mecia| {te of Camille Douls and other explor- . requas! sted. a a Sree, ated ty ity Vreeland a Ati | fon Company, érs who ventured among tho savage fi who tog charge of the tbody. An ex- Vee ‘i Mr. Stickney tried to discredit Pres!- tribes in northern Afri amination of the boys’ disappearance ot to anawor tne lawyer's questions a8 (| gent Vreeland: resl;| Martin and Low had testified to a con- ex n Africa, } a he boy pi ce on i 4 dent Vreeland’s statement that jt would record In the precinct 1ed to the bellef the meaning of the figures, which le!be a jong tme after electrifying the|versation with Parks In which the Disguined as Massulman. Said had been prepared for (he MAK") whoje system before It would pay s*|walking delegate had spoken of the ad-| One of Mr. Harris's latest adventures, thattt, was ie “Paddy's. . Mrs, McElvaney was taken to the eevee Aisa: inuch: ma the 7) per vinability of the Hecla Company making | before his p-esent. expl Morgue and identified, the body. Not! only was “Paddy” drowned, she said, but she is sure that his five-year-old eet Catalogue Maiied Free on Application. cent. guarantesd by. the lease deal. tlon of the rene mente Called: A ngx_ot| some provision for paying the men for| country surrouncing Z brother Cornelfus died shortly. after for . showed the enormous earr nat, was his eliminary to calling Mr, Vreeli : RY ie 1 ; S me 'y to calling the Broadw ric road and Mr.) walting me, and also had ald that} journey tn Yemen, in the southwestern ho other reason than. gtlef. over his brother's death, } {Did your firm receive as compensa- P foe. for Underwriting, this, deal $1.000,- 7" Mr. Stickney asked | Mr. Schiff said the underwriting syn- diate recolved that compensa { in the negodations whica resuited in| profits of the Third avenue Ine for 1904 ti Kuhn, Loeb & Co.'s organizing the Met-]and 19%. It ts earning $300,000 this yenr| 4nd aetth guised- asm Mussulman during the re- } Fopollian ecurities Company, was re-| and jn expected to carn nearly. $2,000,004 Objected to Evidence. bellion agalast the Turks, When the examination began to-day! He started from Aden cnrly Inst year dway and Third avenue do not) counsel, objected to the introduction of] one serv. a Patrick and Corneliag e@ytained permis- abs Saephnety pul: . r e servant anc a guide. The three ; % i Lge ar this testimony as too remote from the) men were mounted on camels, When he) ON New Development in Scan-| sion trom thelr mother to “play horse dase (Secpet ry Ww . e hgh deed chase charge at Issue reached the British frontler he su, in the street. ‘Chey left the house about era of that syndicate. Isidor Worm: . recalled. teatited | District-Ayo-ney Jerome asserted] ceeded, by means of his disgulse, in ab-| aly Supposed to Concern): orctock in the afternoon. Two hours G and, Jacob H, Scaiff, master’ spirit! Vroei:nd's th otIVEl theo 5 : ; Feolemds estimate of the prompectiveline company had better “come down] part of Arabla, where he travelled’ als- Tut the “big fellow" swept it all away 4 ., ‘ emptuously with the remark: ex-Magisirate Brann, the defendant's | without guards, accompanied only vy} Payne Confers with Roosevelt} On Nov: 2 lact, which was Sunday, SE that 81,500.00 did Mr. Whitney Te-| to conversation’ wits ate ae tt % Baive lwhlon tne lator iness gtvan. iu) that the teWmoay was entirely com-| taining a permit to pass into Turkish later little Cornelius came home and his he latter urged the Navantege | tent, as it ahowed the condition of| territory, ror milleq. the country, Money Order Department. snother noticed that he was strangely Whitney and Mr. Ry: “I remember that Mr. Whitney held| of ¢ ropowed lease. He sald Mr. 4.009 worth of stock; therefore ol8| Ryan told him one reason for the move | Parks's mind at the time. through which he travelled presented agitated. He was #0 enaky and nervous Millinery. sor temomber about Mr, Ryans share | Ya* that Mr, Whithey wanted to ge! 1p ghowed that the man had made| many dangers, the least of which was that his mother asked him what ailed ’ Gelinas of them had Any Antereat 0 | ite said the Metropolitan had a large |threaia and sollcitations,” sald Mr.} the possiblé meeting with bandits and WASHINGTON, June .7—An tmpor-} him. . Gnderwriters.”. Ag )aoatins, debt, and it was about time to | Jerome, “and Jn my opinion such proof age tribes. ‘Therefore he-was com-|tnnt development in the postal Invest!-}. “7 want to be put to bed," the child + : mWhat Was the interest of the Mor-|Cnanke its mative power to elect (ts vital to the cas pelied to do most of his travellmg by} gation is expected this afternoon, but| answored ‘ Thursday Fune 18th re than $20,000, Where is Paddy?" Mrs, MeBlvaney Y ?. tdn Trust Company in the $4,000,002" Justice May ved t dene hf. “During the day the litt! nrecy ts’ observed at the A Was needed todo it, ustice Mayer allowed the evidence to] nighf. During the day the little party|the utmost sedrecy ee eee eee, PBL Me sald “A ssiieme had been pre-} go on the record. hid dn-the jungle, The explorer was|department, Jt. is believed that the af-| naked, ia, Dut Tustice Scott said he wan [Seiied by some brokers Who would ad-) “1 take an exception to the Court's] nineteen days in ieaching Sana, the} fair concerns the money order service! “r can't tell you, mamma wed to admit anything that would | Ytion was thit the road bale said Mr. Brann, “and do not] capital of the country. of the deparimen& in which many mill-lanswered. “Only put me to bed, Which is qu tioned ‘by: MMr. Wormser, | 20° ne Cea | company and that th | care to ‘cross-examine thee witnesses” Thrown Into Foal Pri {ons of dollacs are handled anaually. Mra. McElvaney, although worried by But Mr. Bhi sald he vould not teli| Company to ue formed SO” 0B! Mz, Paulson was called to the stand. | oy pis gitival there his disguise was| James T. Metcalfe, the superintendent |the absence of Patrick. put Cornelius In Bir wow ospisinen vent cite th male holding company had already|1n response to questions by the de-| engtrated by the Turkish authoritles,|of this service, was summoned to-day) bed and awaited her other son's coming. was Spout oat Ree ae been capitalized at $30,000,00) bid stock-| fendant's counsel he sald he had been] wo threw tim into prison, They com.|to the private office of Fourth Assistant/ fe did not appear curing ‘the evening. $i.10,00) allotted to the stockholders in| hewiers inamatrepouitad would have 4! president of the Hecla Iron Company'| peed him-to live for two weeks In a] Postmaster-General Bristow, where he land although the mother questioned Cor- ¢ Metropolitan Street Railway Com- Yet for three years, and that either he or, dark, damp, underground cell, whose] was-examined.by Mr. Bristow, Inspec-|nejius, the tatter refused ito say a word ON ee Ganhos Syndicate Wanted All. the Vice-President of the company only ventilation came through a narrow|tos Fosnes, the general superintendent |ag tq his brother's whereabouts, fon ‘Trust Got $300,000, ‘The origina! intentton was for the| countersaned all Its checks. comen: ceiling. vas gly delivery system of the de- nn Monday Mrs. Blvaney Mr. Schiff said the Morton Trust Com. | risinal syndicate t keen lt the aoc Mn rare Trouble Before. vines Hae BelWieee i Tyeceould Barcnent ‘and Mr, Bristow'a chief as- peur aie aan Bebe the aititeal BanY received #00N0 OUL of Lhe $1.00,00) 7 Jers geting tho privilege of! “pti your company Nave ang} Not touch except In the extremity of}alstant in. the Inyestigation, Assistant |Cornelus stayed in’ Fea ali day and Mr, Guthrie gave Mr. Scaife a chance} >) nat trouble with a union before the strike] thlist Attorney-General Rob and others. talked letle. to explain how une: Morton ‘Trdst Com. Mr. Ryan said the new holding com: | 10 leation which forced, you to pay | After @ week ne fel Il with the fever,| tis known that the controversy over | On Tuesday,” while Mrai MoBly vay, SPhe Morton Trust Company. rat ( thy: concerns that ct would get all! out money?’ asked Mr. Brann pase pric, Tae’ fever A ford rari the}the contract for printing the rons -|was weeping in the kitchen over. alved the Gepovite on all the suravreption | eng einwe, Above TZ per cent. and! ag witneme anid that. several yearal deur hin: through: the, mountaine wens [orden papes was, thorovshly conside ed. jay isa ppearance:— CorneMus clove soon be in @ position to acqu ni fi st =, ford |from bed. and to hla mothett, Hi Warrants and was Tesponsible. It) was|olher ines nd nuke dein witic'the {ago the Hacla Company had trouble! ward of Hodelda, on the Red Sea coast, | The Wynkoop - Hallenbeck - Crawford | from hed and went to hie mother, Oy depository of the re on, the|electric Hghting corporation and the ine| with the Moulders’ Union and was}under an escort of ‘Turkish soldiers: |Company, of New York, of whicty Nor- | oo ne s whispered in her ear of many pay-| “I sald ‘sew ono reason for the a miles, Vv Then ne 4 4 % aslern tall ye “Paddy ip" 4 mate contending from, Peuructy: ipeg,|change; that “Mett wie earning, gsni| Worked for It reinstated in the unlon.| wae sent over the border with the warn: | money order bureau Is an employee, has |“I'i! tell you where Paddy, te 0 _ «down to the present time. [t waa'a faic|monev and had a glorious future He said the company also pald the dues| ing that if he returned he would bel|had the contract fer many yedrs, and), CER fle (hile et ie aa yed on tae ‘ ampensation to them ai a trust com-} "I spoke of the value of the ‘Third |o¢ the men In the organization, hug, up by ine thumbs, the extreme! pay Herman, of Rutherford, N. J., the | doo at ie bat they, had played on tne pany, he declared. Avenue leaxe, and offered to raise $10.- penalty for trespasser: lowest bidder, whom the bidders claim|Sreay. afternoon and “Paddy.” in Clearing Sale of Trimmed Hats, Flower Hats, Leghorus and Ti ogues, 50.00, : Former.prices $18.00 to $30.00, Children's Hats, $7.00. Lord & Ta py lov, Mr, Schiff said he had be banker [000.000 mvvelf’ for the use of Metropoli- | “When did you make up your mind , in New York for thirty-five years and|tan on that security alone.” to lay a charge of extortion against Journey Was Succesatal, Is unable to fulfil the contract, Is mak- jumping, from a wagon cext ies) ee My. Porks?" owkel the degencentis| 10 spite of these hardships Harris'a|ing a determined fight for the contract. | Gescrived to his mother In detall just gpqaned constantly in this sort of work Probably the most conclusive an- journey was eminently su ssCUl, His! ite pid belng $45,000 less than the others. Vhow his brother struggled in the water counsel. Reetihesconléinmkeras co. the terres AN report’ of Nis travels has given th e SF the $200,000 to the Morton ‘Crust. Cont: GIFT TO ARCHBISHOP. “Immediately after the money was| World an entirely new idea of Arabia | Supt. Metcalfe has urged that the] vefore slaking, it © pany was’ that ft was his firm's own Siem) MEST TT pald.’ replied the witness, xe Th id has long imagined} jowest bidder is unqualified to iil the] ,A% goon as tie a tarainer io pac rite - Fe i re and the money came out of nis|Commencement of St. John's Col- ‘i i , bat section of Arava as n great desert, lant, Immedi-|to- bed ent tans dite reliew never ge geese and, 1 pranlenceuisat eli Et en why did you walt nearly « Harris reported, however, thut Ye: | contract. as he has no plan Tea pee TUES RIE Laundry Wants—Female ay alr, Anderaon. of Mr. Wormser's coun SRO MAEKed) hy Aus rencn tally; year?” Mon AC jones is 8 country, OC mage] ately, after theexamination of Be Mot: eft tolisming Tuerday, Just alne Gaye says 3 brought out that Whitney, Ryan{ ‘Tae ffty-e'giith annual commencement| ‘Because the business of the company | Diatenu, at an elevation of tremerig| cafe, Mr. Bristow and Mr. Robb hur-latter the deavs of his brother by Y' EXPERIENCED marker and assorter, k Laundry, 784 Mampattas ave. Ore and the rest of the syndicate put uplor st, John’s College, in Fordham, was] was in such bad condition." ried to the offlca of Postmaster-General | drowning, Cornelius died. apparently > noth d recelved 21-2 : to 9:40 feet above the sen level, r E vs i Betton sah per cent OMT held this afterngon. Before the exer-| “Did you consult with any one con-|& state of exceltent Hive tion eae | Bayne, where with Firat Aaaistant Post sinking “away without any “particular OV. MURPHY of New i 5 minutes wak trom E. 10th at, oF , cles began Archbishop Farley was pre-| cerning the payment cf the $2,000 check | {2UNd fivers of large sixe and ‘many | master-General Wynne. who bis sane lerscy has just receive a kare of mangle: Mr, Vreeland on the Stand. a D © check | gtreams that had been turned to the| Vision of the money order service and reproduction of the great Seal of Co. 86 West Mth. st. the State which shows the exact |PATOMMA, experienced, fo Monarch maabine Co'ur va Steam Laundry. 445 W. ith et. shotle oti Jersey Plus: perlenced (femalé) family roner 2 " rf fented with a magnificent set of Pontit- Pp. ; : 4 “Mr. Vreeland,” began Mr. Stickney, to Parks before you went to the Dis-] purpose of Ineigation. who granted the public hearing in the when the big tailroader took the stand.|{cale Romanum In geven volumes, ‘The Attorney?” pT ta was the first European to visit! Interest of the lowest bidder, the whole | NEW REBEL LEADER TO It is the richest and moct beautiful ‘wanted, Warwlek Laundry, 186 W. 10th #t ©. "alnce yesterday have you familiarized) presentation was made in the College ted ue 5 ney | Sana by the way of Aden. When he us| subject was discussed and the laws gov- F: yoursell with the: tabulated statement Mle tad ' T consulted with my attorney | turned to Aden. notwithatanding site arelng the subject were taken up. FIGHT IN VENEZUELA. con- bive known to colorists. House and spent half an hour in con «My Blue Serge Suits are of the|1RONER, first-class abir:, collar aad cuff. The Royalton, 44 44th at. Sf four pages in your hand so that yo ton room by James P. Clark and|and with the officers of the Iron League | ravages of the fever and the other Tater Mr. Payne went to the White oA ay whether, It {s correct or| Armin J, Sibbel, of the class of 1901, for] both before and after the money was abl pene Nad: aUmrekeds He was ih) exc ith the Presiden i the students. i : ; jent health. sultation with the President, i ¢ ; vil pald out, I did not go to the District Jerscy Blue” and they have been so have, and it ts substantially cor-| ‘rye Archbishop made a short address, | Aiiorncy untitn ceeean treated that they will retain thelr Wed an Earl's Daughter, Rolando Has Strong Force, ts Wel! amoot. paid the deep voice . / ‘ BAS Color. RONERS—Piain iron ‘The table was “A ‘Three-Year Compar-|!n which he thanked the students for PHP Walter B. Harris, though still a young 1 ‘Weig! dry, 10 W i a: fwon of the Street. Railroads of New]|their gift, and then the exercises were Farks!s| Personal Drievanse, man, {4a fellow of the Royal Geographic MACHEN MAY BE Armed and Ready to Meet hirte kate Sune aitase, baa soto st d York, Horse and Cable.” 1 “Did not Parks cell you that he would | cal Soclety, He was duc, at Hare Castro's Army. they are wove NBCK-BAND IRONDA 03 hetd. y are cool, because they “0 80 Fe ee fea A row and Cambeldge “Universit Ritnars, a18' Be . ; Ri panied ee eee aor amd anowe| Charles’ J. Murn won’ the Hughes.and| sire, ‘io, Dropomtion of recelving ihe | mediately upon leaving colle he be AGAIN INDICTED,| ronv-or-spais stsiana of Trinidad, Oca eT AS u meh eek Fe eS ree eile MGgtaGalcal eaters eitig| the money?” asked Mr, Branc. Proc Africa and Arabia, and in the tics June “174 Venesuelan Governmen Broadway—T2d Street. a eter in nine nlted Matta Court Ky) aubieny ina Been ereenes Marguet.”* Be aNuitat replied Mr. Paulton, “there | 22% Y@478 has written ‘many books upon agent who has atrived at Lo Guarla, Sixth Avenue—I2th Street the sult of Mr. Page, of Philadeiphia.| | Fty dollars In gold went to James| was no grievance among the imen Te | eae eehieds “Brom Bata tee Ra aut| Toledo Man Declares that Pastal| Venesucla,. trom Ciudad Bolivar, re i o ‘corms B. Mé Lay on y « 5 4 4 H ort oe i ps ? ieee tee el es Shale terete, eee OP nig with Parks'a own persona! [Gd Via, fifls, “Talrig and 'Perstan| Check and Voucher He Ra | horted that Gen. Nolando, the only The Page sult Is still pending in the] Ao gold medal for oratory and com-| grievance (hat I had to deal.” “five yedrs Ago Mr. Harris was mar- celved Were Forged. ips lgader teniot pete Mi as ‘ s Circuit Court of Appeals. pasitfon. was won Fraucis B. 8.] “What did you think Parka wanted| ried to lady Mary Savile, tie beautify Se eres ous Doseeenee en Os at Mr, Vreeland vorified the figures no} Oliver. Jr. and a silver medal for sim-| the money for daughter of tie Earl of Mexborough, | WASHINGTON, June 17.—It Je de-}which numbers avout :wo thousand men enoiee Lgustene FON we 1G ft an they referred to, Meirono'itan| ilar wibjecta Ww LoulsC. Hastman. | “He wanted the money for nls own|oierot ihe wealthiest peers li Great lieved that the Grand Jury wiil shortly [and is stationed at Cludad Bollvar and oles bouncer. FOL W188 other roads nor the deductions from thet Edward J, O'Brien was given a gid bribe? Beliain + [de naked by the Post-Office authorities | who refused to ‘follow Gen. Matos in: his |) seeoray vom WE | ; ada Scctals tect atte, wNOo1¢ was forced from me: ere a to nd another indictment against A.W. Might from Venenuela to the Island of £4 i DEER AT. SRP TANT YA Electric Power on Wee asthe Lewallen snaat eR ar RNR Machen, tho former superintendent of|Curacoa, has proclaimed himself chief |Butter Golf Waters, Mee 100 | oiner work, boardtag-house: tererences, S16 We followed_a lot of ta’ Thomas J. Mansfield highwayman held me up and Potted ‘ma’ the free delivery system. ‘The charge, /Of @ new revolution against President {Chocolate Apricot Jelly, . 4b. 15e | 14: emtinte” and, “low, pot ey CAR erect anid poston It iw sald, will be forgers, aged upon} "Hoiando, who tsa guns and ammuni-| - SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY ia Ae a sald ha junior class; Charles J. Mathami, of ihe Pay oc Qalt B moms. the ¢ of a check for 269, drawn | tion, is d upon 4s likely to offer|/Crashed Miackberry Muttercups, i ‘ Shier ainnini. io opel sophomore class; Wilitam A. Gili, of], “But you were willing to deal with by the casnier of the New York Posts! determined resistance to the Venesue- on _— hore read whieh. the company the freehman class. and ‘Thomas 4. | him, were you not?” Omide: tb favor oF Henry L. Loreng, of /tan Government forces if the latter at- colored, to do housework eee tocchange to electric equipment. | MsCormick, of the senior clas: {Noo 1 was unwilling. It was a case Toledo Peimed'thal ‘the money was (olgte cacane have onal ietatler tie Chece)nte) ma \ter Chiba Pt ic ifibaameds a e — of pay the money or Ko out of busin ? Hy is - - a Estimates Made by Clerks. House in Which (Sherldawe Rigen (Anat Bald the money: 1 wouldn't none. have bean sent to Mr. Lorene, tn gate in the Orinoco district at Ciudad 54 BARCLAY ST. .LAUNDRESS—2iain lroner {a Iaundry: exp: { ecuyse onogssezarined, Xr, Vie Was Written Sold. that iw the reason the check traneystine Fe ee ena thet these conwesy away |r, id . 2 a SRINGIN SS was conducted through R. A. Mecos aon ahecine a hnedas ored i ee aca ONS ie pee | ce ae aaa, grants gale gabe Be einen | ; ral eesti ice At anced UR ! ZOOM | ice ae ae | PERE Tieetin hintonice, rhe eatiotes eee eet aeedaena Rie ayo AR tree, the witness ie ne} Three Declared Prisoners In His| 3," Se‘check ‘and ‘the voucher. accome LAUNDNics® WANTED, 35 werk aad boar, ie the cost of electrifying lines were based] written, has been gold at auction tor| District-Attorney that there waa'to ve| — d Big Battle Thi Panying it, are forgerien, He declares oe ee : { pon the ascertained cost of that work |fiiinn. ° The house has 4 plate on the| an election in| the! Houseamiths. and amp and Big Battle Threat- | shat ne nés not received a cent of the TAILORS. =| LAUNDRESS for plain on iiner already electrified, und would] wall with an Inscription as to the former| Bridgemen’s Union on yune 2 and. it F H money and has no know.edge of the é Beach ofre: 1 rot apply to the crosstown lines. ownernhlp by Read. The property wan| le not made the charge in-order| ened in Somaliland. transaction. 1 fg ge ats be. ae yen sal, earls of eats ofered for) he pone if A pee leg-| tor donuenGe tie eieetlate 1 Bio nitness ee laundry. © 16 wn@ 18 Concord st. Brook!y: oy expens o} showing a a ith a cone |W uOs| e n his denial. o | y 04, Ter 7 Gabeit at sa000 aia not inslude the in-| actor, Hugh Campbell, jdenied that he knew anything about the | SERGEANT TOO CONTENTED. 1 EXENDRDSS, good, rd aap a wevk came terest on floating debt the fran- ——— eatin Re Siea ele seienate, ADEN, Arabia, June 17.—The British 5 ve SG LAUNDRY—Giie wanted! learoors Waken. Apply a, i Lanoeeter Laundry, 812 Gatea are... Dreokiye. * chise tax, then in litigation. 5 "How much would they have added he deficit?" Mr. Guthrie as! “*In all, about $900.00 « year. ALMANAC POR TO-DAY. “And for 1902. when a deticit of $216,-| gun rinse... 4.25 Sua won. 920,06, what would these items add F “Phe Interes: on floatiig debt was 5 sent, on about per cent. of the 000,000. The fame Wax true of the | Sandy Hook. arried by Mr. Ryan as a loan | Governors island purehi money for the ‘Third an (ae lines of communteation between Berbers! pHeputy Police Commissioner Gherardt and Bohotle, Somaliland, East Afriva,| payin and Sergt. Hussy made a tour of are treatened by the forces of the! twelve police precincts lastnight and Mad Mullah. ‘Three companies of the|as a result have preferred charges Hampeatre Regiment and 30) native | against a sergeant and @ doorman, vi se ee ‘a (i Reet “Byerything went nicely until we Jwho described the duties of a walking | {ODF Rave been ordered to. proceal: |. TNS Miignpridge station,” maid dry the cage Was adjourned for | from here to Somaliland June 2. u Dae ror inarccea eke. confirmation ras been re-|¢ a pleture of perfect peace and f the reports that three British| utmost bliss. Sorgt. Patrick Walsh | Officers are prisoners jn the camp of| was behind the dest. feet in the air, CHAMBERLAIN OPPGSED. | the Muren puffing out great Chis of smoke fron weed * | “Avout 14,000 Abyssinians are now co-|a big briar pipe. His eyes w: f= ating Wyth che British agains! the|cicsed his enjoyment was i i Really 1 hated to disturb nim, but it SHIPPING NEWS. |. “Did vou byaine Parks f asked Brann. partteularly, “1 don't ‘think LAUNDRY —Pressere — waats 1e you auster, from one, r ek wprkers. 110 5. 1iith t.. Gat Boor. . MARIE: So Sronienst wanes te Sond GA Fox relatives, friends or nelahbors that vundies In @ lasatry; retersnce OU i Teamedianety ralters ea ton bau. x lela f £ MARKER—Smart yours girl to mark gn W. Gath, PORT OF NEW vorxK, ARRIVED. 4 nenee ‘ith | SRARCHERS, beady. loiere, Collie machine, Gila Heavy Operating Expenacs. Hy osnfidential. laundry, G18. th of, upgh Broatwey.” "Fo another question of the company’s | lawyer, Mr, Vreciand said: Hambur Nisies | Biz Congress of Workingmen Con. hi ; oa bine benabes | nara Wain, 300 Wn 4 IMRaan ai inraaes® of th 1 Vera te a His Ubelwatve|xiéetch was agamst the rules for him to smoke Care, 6 4 oe running New York street rail- Huth > ard he will be at Headquarters to- Y Bot equelicd in any. other parc.of| Beattie jig abvenion Di, June 17—The Partiameniary! SINGEIS IN BIG PARADE. morrow ou charges, Fors) YEANS NEW ENGLAND'S wAvoRrre | WOMAN. '6 sere, Aas chee un 2 Waa ee Bas pean san ie. SN BAC a Hi vines Committee of the Trades Union Con-! pets mest Doorman Haggerty, of the East One UNION ¢ Ree. in the operation, Tne avor- |‘ : : + $n Domingo | ized working people of the Unit. tng: e 1 4 t Sie H. Mill aun nN e. Ae Rae ane onl es “ tor ovsesenes Galeeston | dom, passed a resolution to-day strongly nesouy, (March 2m) Baltimore Nr.) Davie caught him at it, He willl 4) ye eROM SCOTCH WOOLLENS MAU SERE As Mas maNcwbetees Nene un eE ‘ BALTIMORE, Md. June 17—The} ve {red too, ngerfest parade to-day presented an sire! pageant. About 6,000 Havens of wm dollar a ton more ni We burn i to 700 Increase in the cost of 1,000 a year.” D ndemning Mr. Chamberlain's fiscal proposal and urging the working peopte| 5 elusive doctrine."* dale LITTLE GIRL MISSING. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, TO-DAY, to combat the * PRON [ULL TO MAN DIRECT. - : BOY WANTED (eal . ‘efter, t feelin told of the confercncen a. Auiren, AninerD. “oa Pe yoda aa ay mon were in tne, Inciuding the singing P ’ Gage Cea, darn a, Ave ence LON ae B of how to. meet the Excelsior, Calves (Mason, : ocleties, local German organizations, | City Police 7. 24 Ase. BBth Bt BOY, bright and feat, for leungry, we declared that tive Met= | arapenor. Ja\knoas lie, feieonmenta, of atilery. and intantey | weve carts a tna acti are cte 06h ? te al m ie hopes to pay its s Vidoes? ‘The place to advertise or eeek Buss $/ on) jrorts McHenry and Howard, ani ight-VYenrOld Annic Sallivan, me n pb ea ober cen ov Sorrel deka iness ‘)pportunities is im the Sunday marines tomy ane crulser Prairle and) Annie Sullivan, eight years old, has) Anerough Hotel, 6th and hetpeatt £ DIED. entirely, advan- York, Southamprou, Cow World Want skeet. Tho three and" Arier marching through the principal been missing from her home, No. 347 HEA Re SER Lacon Stes wedneedas! Sand’1y,)doHs FP. ete Te : 5 nireein the singers: proceeded (hives | Morgan etreet, since noon yesterday. ‘Tie] SU BLLIS.—o7 f . tovon time rates are’ paying propost- | Vivw "pati. wh ihe gadiezngon tnd | police are Jooking. for ber. ahe has Ugly 1 OAT TR OOKLAN. BORE he ylonpeypeect tyre armor bation icar wg [Ay pereinal Seaton tre Tepe Na a ates alles eae ‘wore @ ° ; 5 aga | OR