The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1903, Page 10

- we * R- ? m THE, WORE DT: TURMDAY RV RNENG, AT OtME te, to0n, — oe wee ee —_——9- | (MNS POILLON (ND MIS ORTIZ, WHOM SH HAD ARMKATED ON CHARGE TTR Batt TURK LOSE IN MRS. POILLON OF INTIMIDETING HK OVE HEN SUIT AGAINST W GOULD HROKAW, BROOKLYN THUGS EASTMAN BACK: . | | al o , Warman and f Are Mor Sultan's Troops Beaten Of at Aeowaw Praintif Grawe Myeter up bpd a poe Lander of Cherry Hil Gang Mae Monastir Alter Sie-Howr Bat ew Under Mie Se arninng ; and featen by Foote. ene from Jersey Jat and ‘ We with Lowe of 210 Men Grange Eeamination and Pro one Hilled oF Wounded toate that Ghe fe Inquitod | atiirvae’* to Milled, pada 0 An UNCONSCIOUS, NE MADE UNCONSCIOUS. oc ice HUNT CIOAR MAN Police Capture Men invaived in Meek OF THE “MONK'S” GANG, at the fas Ofser Caen but ao TALITIES IN RANKS OF po gags LOSS OF MEMORY INSURGENTS NOT KNOWN. wey pmeSGED CLOSELY { ; Bashibazouks Continue Theie git porsiete in Denial that She srilaete of Charlee Haluernon Zwaituahe in Whose Store Baye | Fifect Thete Baeane Campaign of Massacre. and Knows “Suspender Jack’ | ard Was Shot. Is Missing, but Women and Children Are Cut agen and Treats the Law- Vietim Would Not Tell Whe Down by Scores in Villages. yer to Sarcasm. : ; | Wounded Him. oferta arn Saale pgpsione ' * Monte Ff te in ted a Rent vere| the Monmentty ¢ te f 4 of - * - esterday on $6.0) ball and earty Tork ‘ . rt . ' ' © ifader of the Harry Rerneteta aeons A afte land Wa a tree ‘ yy woe | aeane he sworn enemies of the ke i howes the a 1 wh ' w trans dled in Rossevett SS rth To meche ada Yoat at Ma ey [Poaplal from a pallet wound tm hie The districts of te ¥ - 1 fet * T ' nen Macedonia, see ri * Fotiion naa f nm after aevers ke ' Navard eartously known ae Bands of bash ion jod that A ata ohe od ri M , Mims and an ardent era's of chietts threatened her . ‘ tw wi yore Rernatein a notortone: treachery aii ' Hrtenw was 4 \ cer The woman " a. in thin Iateat vietim country, KiNing wom ave ner ao Nod ior Ae tal ate. Het bea t ford between the gangs, and aeihetag non as had at itched aaah trie to the tradition of those bande of deal. Crtatian. vu ee: bebe . 7 Morar aa 1A some time Morrie i he went te hie death refusing. Wiped cut Wied’ Pi rage ss ad st ld uy by two men whent te name the man whe shot him: as the than oeual ferent wae atincied im » waa stabbed te 1 the va that {f he recovered he would © orang t io cane been othe vapanted pee | Prehing Her Source of Income he eros attracted Polloeman | even’ without the as4mance of the , sof Mrs. Polllon to anawer euns| ote Lavy aeked her atum, if she Mn The men ran. € hem aw, gation of two div | Mped, but Marks caught the other, whe po al ve Ae requiring har presence in court |Kiew a Mr Bond, a Me Tapom, a M Fall Rawhae Nolte] Hut the police are loping for Ma 4 Bulgarion van proceed against Mra. Orti, Time | Mid. a Mr Muct, ate. Kemp, x Mr Carroll ate Straues was taken col Zweltu n whose clear and andy « vat to rah ter an fr mon. ah ° I radford. Stre tal stor Goere ; ae poratbie tn an off And neain she had refused to follow UD | knowing some of them and den * ‘ IETS Penibgreon, whe lold: the poll a ate probes rok stwet Bayard fible scenes now je warrant she had secured against | ceiving money from any of them @l [ve had been drinking. met three men . Aweifuchs is seéd by the | Reports received Mre Ortiz, and Magistrate Hogan waa | said she had borrowed $8 from Mr 0) when on his way to his home at No, i to 1 leading member of tie to-day with her sister Charlotte and on took lim to the Atiantic Dock sal Dilsiness for the past «ix yen: eve ot | her counsel, Mr Fitawerald. ‘ our father left you a small estate, Ps ahere he was beaten Int uneonsclous: jan popula i | did_he not?” asked Mr. Lev GY gf \ness andro nf his watch an . 67a I Je poln t Mea. jn and ‘“‘Seapender Jacw. |e itt mean eatnie’’ replied M pyarceat Uber was found in- 4 sertois| Inspector McClusky believes the re- ot pe dae ORR Mre. Ortin came into court accom-|Pollion, setting her lips in a. straight condition by a policeman and removed | turn of Eastman to town had an ime ‘abacon ¢ r x fine: Ne ee to the Long Island College Hospite ort. sae au tle pander wurcrwet be [panied by ‘Suspender i MeGee|| "Sew do you eupport yoursslt?’ SRIVED ISU portant connection with the tragedy. Is from these esta former rough rider and policeman, who! «On the money left me by my father f] n Cherry Hill the word had be Gesigned to the service bounds at her house. ce her arrest{and on the income of my sister, who jRenerally passed that through Zw debt. . 4 Mrs Ortix has asserted that “Suspender | ives lesons in phyaleal culture fuchs an effort would be made by the aes Mr. Levy tried to get Mra. Polilon t “Monk Eastman followers to make Jack's” affections have been the cause! particuiarize as to the sources of her {ii- NEW RUSSIAN CONSUL of the trouble between herse!f and Mra. Pollion, Mes. Ortix was pale and seem-| objec 5 ad a 7 mE =. stein rufMflans that they would have we WAS NOT MURDERED. | ineiy taint. MoGee fanned her through-|,, 1 can show” sald, Mr Taevy. “that he eeat ; Fe evacuate the Hill out the proceedings. ea eee ey iencar denon wield anys STOCKS SAG ON Loar ie hemen B rire Bayard and several other Bernstein 5 coe | ‘ { 5 ne. gie objected and her counsel matters so uncomfortable for the Bern- BELGRADE, Servia, Aug. 18 “there | Mt* Poillon was placed on the stand| thing iIke an income of $6,000 4 year, and Mitsourt Pacie followers, on hearing that Eastman was Wno truth in the renorticelrouiated tn 1) Magistrate Hogan found time to] that spel hes ak Fook ines Baten back in town, wert to Zweifuchs@e the United States by a news agency, | t&K¢ up the case, Sho sald she lived at PAP adel a) cigar store last night to see what was time! i = - ‘ z What the Russian Vice-Consil at Monas: | No. 38 West Elghty-sixth atreet, and MANiness Necomes Sarcantic. Meeting Held To-Day Deter Dr. J. Muir Corbett, of the As-|<°™# 0 in the camp of the enemy. » Dr. Mandelstram, who succesded| had never seen Mrs. Ortiz until a few “Perhans.’ remarked Mrs. Pollion, sar- eles the murdered Consul,’ Rostkovski, ad | days previous to July 21 . would tke to” know —— :, Among these it & 5 hi Us smsigered mines that the Proposal Shall sity 1dr tS te elven ae aoaen 101 Monastir. a o n poe ke! A en neat Taaw her at times when I was pass. |20W much money T have in my pocket . . | beating is to be given an my, to Have a Partial Demonstration) 0" Disappeared Wednes- | rors ake met amon. Cems te Next Week. day and His Body Was Re-lan then, in the general melee, admin = , {ster the real blows to the enemy, + is covered Yesterday in Hudson.| The police have heard that that was : what Zweifuchs expected when Bayard and the other Bernstein men went te body of the man found tn the| lis st Sure enough, the fight was book? Perhaps you would like to know ing from my door to my carriage,” tes-| mv. sie o1 eda little cul i BOARD OF ARBITRATORS| ie se2"itn"” "You" tat inns] Megane womens inte REE es: NAMED BY ; hind any talk with ner was on the night | Mi, Lewy Mushed oe Ue coon in aoc y List Runs Off About 2 Points |sounes ‘Raiteny ii i A D B THE CZAR. of July 21, when she came to my house. | Soared ta be well satist : ; When Liquidating Flood Sets mL. & 8. F. 24: pt. Policeman McHugh was there at my | nawer: repartee. At Nils Poulson’s plan to relieve trolley foom seat in fe request, as I was afraid she would do| sie sora Padiatr i congestion on the bridge during the| The 2 i Ministers Mourabieff and Lardy and| me harin Ud Gel pact in and Wall Street Hears]\» Feather z/ rash hours will be tried next week. It] trudgon River yesterday In now be-|*Arted. and the police say that ane 4 i bout Wim." she ex 8, Leather pt J show. Ww on: ~ k - \ Prof. Matzen to Pass on Accuses Brokaw, ge eat he tried to push mel — Glum Report. 8. Ble... | 's hoped that it will show whether OF} ieveq to be that of Dr. J.. Muir Cor-fthem were two in the hands of Zwele i Venezuelan Case. “She refused to tatic wh lnder the wheela of aH padway ar not It te feaainle to discharge aston | oii, eurgeon of the Anchor line\ateam- | Cush om m Aa | 4 room. " When askel to give details she sald .—— FI gern on ‘the north roadway and admit 5 ae 5, AVASHINGTON, Aug. 18.—Mr. Riddin, [MAN MAS In ede ral a al etl that she Wat crosaing Broadway. at 1] passengers on the.south roadway with-| ship Astoria. gave Noe Abate "Buea fo American Charge at St. Petersburg. iH i ng X} Park place a few dave ago when | is | stocks took a sudden sag In the final 2 | out causing a worse state of affairs than 1 cription taliles exactly with nf shar fas cabled the State Depart at | me for what Thad done to Mr. Brokaw. |pender Jack’ jumped out fram belind » His\) deacript sald Inspector McClusky, ‘and _ that Freaig nent fet ane sald that he had paid her to put me {@ truch and tried te throw her tn front {hour of trading to-day and prices fell reigns at present. that of the man who on Wednesday} when Bayard’s companions saw him fall Mourabieff, the Russian Minister of a eniniers SIH of an approaching ear bout 2 points from the highest. The.re- al The determination to try the pian was they, fed. Was nobel lot eethewan Bustice; Lardy, the Swiss Ainiater to [Ul Of Be MAY: nave her Saye She Ix Pursned by Anan action came asa surprise as the marke |reached at a meeting in the offices of | Inst Ieaned from the desk of a Twenty. | they fled. | We ge fuchs Paris, and Prof. Matzen, of the Uni-| WIneIBUCHAENERE. Bre cetnrneee that yeu_a had heen buoyant all day, The closing] COOL WEATHER HAS the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company |'"'"4 street ferry-boat and was Store Was Deserted, Versity (name not given), have heen| fot Making such threaty. She sald that| “ou believe do vou ° eal roetitars in Brooklyn of President. Winter, of} divcned, Dr. Corbett had last been * t {seen the night before, ‘Then he was| When the shooting had ceased the she wasn't afraid of being arres:ed;|Ret by a gang 0 supposed to be on his way to Niagara] police found the cigar store deserted that Mr. Brokaw would see that she got [Pliny of some one’) m HURT THE GROPS. |. ore sare ea gamed by the Czar of Russia as arhi- trators at The Hague of the cases be- *T certatniv Wihtle London had been an excemion- Calderwood, Chief Engineer Brecken- nut of it Aight. , ee OC or since I brough y a ke * 4 f ct ry oi Sone ce ie Dloskaalr ottrwe next sient sie came to my door |Mittaceinat sir, Bruker” POUSDE aily heavyseller during the session, the ridge, James T, Hoile, Chairman of] Falls, having recetyed permission to] except for Bayard, who was lying on the WASHINGTON. Aug. 18—The three|and when I opened tt she threw somne-| , What sont of al suit, was thats’ foffest was not felt and epeculators were! Gorm Late, While Wheat and Oats ‘ie Manufacturers’ Assoctation cf | make the trip ; Bayard’ mother and brother, who ftrators named by the Czar are mem-| thing at me Tclosed the door, At mig. | Mtertupted Magistrate Toe mood untit'a flood of liquidating} ” ster gome—Cotton Too Rapid | 2t°°k! David Porter.) President of] The Astoria salle) Gaturday with an-}) o cicar’ the store, tan. | and fora at the interne clonal Court oth Atel iene she: called meillips oven the teint sr cied the witness, lowering eal D are eee, Hiiandacners was acm si ha Tipe a Wier Bay eldgeespciatlons st 2) Fok | \0: ten surmeon of the Col mother took his head tn Danse eae rai a e Hague, ‘ ea e up over - e ie eae, Ne eT SoS Stee 5 aaa a‘ es ow yr, MeIntyre, surgeon ¢ Colum- . Polllon sak that pae was afr g for cover and Ball Weevil Increasing erson, representing property owners of} Dr. Melntyre, surg Hoeman Pfelffer, of the Union Market ——. phone and sald that while the vitriol | Mr le Mrs i Na h ‘ SO Oe tet hile! e Feath-| Piitbush, and Mr. Poulson, bla, of the same line, said there coul ‘HAMBURG AME she had thrown had missed, she would | Ortiz stand. ae is abont § feet leh, cre . 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.—The Wenth-| UA Teta, wy Mig prem es sage Come | be no doubt that the body found in the Hy RICAN wet me with a gun. Then I telephoned] exceedingly slight and anaemic in ap: Th ction was empiisized when aler Bureau's weekiy summary of erop| ,,letler Was read from Bridge Com-| be no doubt thai the bods fount tn the to Police Headquarters. A detective wae| pearance. Avaical report was circulated that a brokre! conditions ‘6 as follows: a rn Se ne rior. Garbeck tacmody was/la. rinites|vived (the: many) He) asked’ Gayerd| wig ' TO INVADE P. | y “Wouldn't your strong, physical c Who thas been prominent on the short] + es agreed to assume, on the part of the r, Corbett formerly was ee 2 | sent to my house, and on his advice I} eure slater protect vou from this % heat eee etominent oa the shor) “This is the third consecutive week of | Cy atl responsibility for rise in the, in Glasgow, and when resting from hix]*hot him and the latter replied dog- ————— had her arrested." an if you were in danger of your I side had eold his seat on the Exchange. |apnormally cool weather in the Northern | trial, President Winter said that. if|spiritual labors he read medicine, Finai- | #edly 1 Fao ery er ay Sayre alr eR Glatalgleasy ol the. Guicky Mountains, 4 i st lly he became infatuated with the study| "J'll get even, Never mind, © won't station, was standing by when Dr. Batcheller, of Gouverneur Hospital, re- Wraffic Agreement Entered Into Be-| Mr. Levy's cross-examination, Before Laeee eee eee eee tio to the Trading for the foreign account wal where warmth 1s greatly needed for ma- oe a eiproN ener 8. FOw steve With fajand took It up and was graduated in| tell tween It and the Waabsh beginning it Mr. Levy asked that Mrs.| Courtas) ; . [Timated teeny large scale, the es- | turing crops. More favorable tempera-| Tou1y agree to set aside a day for @ {medicine His people all live in Glas-| ‘You're In bad shape, young fellow," Rallroad Polllon's sister be sent to the rear of| Mr. Levy wanted to know why Mra | timated transactions being 69,000 shares. | ture conditions have prevailed in the| "Ould agree to set aside a day for a 1 I do not think he knew many | Said Pfeiffer, “You'd better tell me, ‘allroad, 3 Joueht that Mrs, Ortlz had: of this Ladend: 1 <5 demorstration of the scheme. He was|s0¥, and I do n Vas it th: 2 the room, as she was prompting. Tne|Polllon thourht that i i ndurg, Thalman & Co sold| Southern States, although higher tem- 4 eople in this country, except perhaps | Was it the proprietor? OMAHA, Neb. Aug. 18—"The Ham-| Magistrate ordered Miss Charlotte to/ MTOwN Vitelol al Nee wag vitrial.’ | 250! The foreigners were entirely In| perature conditions in the Northern | @*ured by Mr, Poulson that the con- Eeople tn thle) county. Sxcene (PStier® ||" Bayardl mais a ‘modon with hs head burg-American Steamship Company will | Bt Out of the range of vision of her|asasrted Mra, Poillion, “I'll show you @ selling mood, The buying being very | portion of the Central Gulf districts {#tuction of four new loops would not |ship aca and jthen became unconscious again. invade the Pacific Ocean, and together | sister. Mreehbies in the carpet if you'll come up | tight, would have Seen better. bo Interrupted. hear that he is dead, and Tam sure It | He ated dn Gouverneur Hospital afew Retst inal Ofsite aud Wabach patlroate Cross-Hzamination Begins, tormy. Tse,” eciieaealnen well! Sy — “A large part of the Missouri and por) ‘The plun embraces the stoppage of all|must have been an accident. He was |hours, Inter, still refusing to say who Mra, Poilfon sait that It wae her he. en liquidation ret in toward the] tions of the Upper Mississippl and Red | team trame on the bridge for two houra| always In such a cheerful mond, you] #iot him.” carpenter, at will encircle the earth,” said Vice-Pres\- aie In answer to Mr. Levy Mra. Pollion|tef that Mrs Ortiz Is, empire ait e of the market here the list lost| uve" ee A ats in the late afternoon, Cars from Brook-| know. We had been worrled about] ne Union Market Station, arrested @ent Edward Dickinson, of the Orient | gai fl a t ome person to ei trom 4 to 2 1-2 9 y . ae: ; . ¢ 8 @ailroad, who has just retuned from | ey coat ane, Had been living In Bigh-/ fome Nereon Ly mentigned not only the | from 1-4 to 2 1-2 per cent, of the day's! drought prevails in the ceotral And Ups lyn will assemble in bunches of five on| itm since Wednesday of last week, when | iam Salaman, seventeen, | of No. 98 ty-sixth street a year and previor y. but that of his} Pye] \ Vall a . KGoerc street, ny suspicion of com: anid Vious tol name of Mr. (Brokaw. Rete Rains, Rock Island received the best| Per portions of the Ohio Valley, Central! the north roadway, Just above the first | he disappeared, Melty in the murder. Landon. that had lived at 58 Lexing: ve-lrelative and lawyer, Cart Maher Han-| . a laatiu, and Southern Texas, and In portions of LEX nse Cals. tiv. “The night re T left London we URNS selauve, My among the active stocks, it] Fiorida and Okiahoma. Rain 1s wiso| track on the present loop, and dis- eee Salaman, the detectives say, 1s one concluded « contract with the Hamburg- namien did’ you! dive ter] Mrs. Poillon said that she was at one ng 1 1-2 of its gain, but still closing |needed on the North Pacific coaat, where} charge passengers. Then the five cars Scottish Clans Gather, of three Pertnete iy the cigar a 'y American line for a line of steamers Pabeiige y Underttime known as Mra. ofene ee saltl nts over. Atchison, after being up| favorable temperature prevailed, but in| will move around the loop and come to| CLEVELAND, Aug. 18—The twenty-| ‘Silman was arraigned betore Magle- ! M asked Mr. Levy. When asked how old she 2, cloned with @ loss of 1-8, at 62 7-8 California it has been rather cool for ; : trate Cornell in Basex Market Court from Port Stilwell to China vla Hawaii yOWN name’! wae the rep fakedycsix or twentyeseven,, 6) " , Ley eens @ stop in line alongside a temporary | arst convention of the Order of Scottish nex Market (Cour Thi E e < me on the| . after belne up 21-2. 7 z i : y will be loaded. The flve oars wi or eoabey H steamers plying to all points in the) pelt? DIPtN. saring was adjourned until noon! ver @ Rio Grande oN ae a he Den meatrina end pulen ie unnaualiys late-| move out at ones and five others will | besan , hece tow ard will continue] out ball to give the police time to learn me Orient via Suez. “There was not, and I don't see wn The near A GEG BES EU Tea ad ally in the Central and| Wing around the loop In their places. | until Fri night. The order meets} More about his p: . { ’ | : ’ ; aa fy rther checked the| for elevated platforms and an extensive Unt f Week's Exports . how Norfovlk and Western ck i Rains have further chee y peeen every State In the Union and from as ! WORK ON CENTRAL'S | 1 sna jot, atgue shat tater LONDON STOCKS DULL, [Sortie oma, Western com un prgmtees of mpring wheat harvest in ths] Mater "of das, control, which would ever Stace in ths Unton ana (rom et] mxporta of merchanéloe for the, Weal it TERMINAL BEGUN. Nilvenner i NOW Where dia = Maing | 2M Jen the same, Reading was up 1-2] 8 ‘nearly: completel in the mouthenn por- that some amendments will be made to from New York were valued at $8,47%~ ; é °° At the o b bor Bi of on Realising | at 56 St. Louis nF uon of the spring wheat region. ‘Thresh- the const Q . 791. . ja bana year 1'thould nay. ts fF Shou al Amerteans Fane Of o fea at 8: 2a aut of pointy Fegan [ing hae bogun, but zains have prevenced NO) SOFT COAL ON \ And where tore that? After Goo was 2 and the Leather stocks 1-8 ty] fapld progress aud some injury to grain Contractors Start to Pull Down 120) ‘I don't know.” LONDON, Aug. 18 in snack is reported. sce | "Did you ever live at the Empire or ine market to-day and dis- _ “Outs In shock and stack have been LONG ISLAND R.R, 3 Churches |the Navarre? abundant The Steel issue received suppe they |inJured by wet weather in portions of : ; on the and 2 Hospitals. ah dont know. counts were ena. Ruatness OM 1) uolng un 1-4 to $8, Wisconsin Contec {the Afismourl and (ppe” Misplesippl val- a 4 a Were you ever ejected from thel stock Exchange was inactive, The preferred closed up %8 to 1-2 and |levs, where threshing has made slow | the| Victoria Hotel by the management. be- consols was partly attrib-| Wessern Union 18 per cent. Wabash | progress; clsewhere: threshing has con-! Conviction of One Engineer, Prose- 2 Work has "been started by weaknons of i cause o! our actos S boat over 6 ( Ur +4 ninet { O'Rourke Engineering Construction; 2U*" °F Hee Be te ited to nervousness regarding the ge Rnrarieh aes ane Litgat RAS Urea eee ruceal ie rapid growth cuted by the Board of Health, @ompany on the New York Centrat J 3 H saetert: position. Home rails generally | (ng tye preferred malnea ne hattan | throughout the cotton belt and In por- 4 | terminal’ improvements, The ‘o'nereke| Hers, Mrs. Polllon gave pretiminary [Batters P Was the only Inatienat tive Ho Hone of the ‘central and. wencern: dtec 1s Sufficient, | Special Reductions To-morrow in @ontract calls for an outlay of 800,00. Gimthed her, hands atid poet ees ene Americans at the opening were the NG 8 ERIN EE Nar es CoA of te eng North, Carolina|) arightened:by the conviction of one of Tho contractor began by bracing the| bet naulted bys re qeaerie ection, despite: nome ares povitan complaint of too rapld growth, is quite e e Ic of one ol W. } Ss Gl r Peace Sores Park evans cresene es [Taam hES setae Sa tine Let ake tere, aes ate |B pout Bea ane eat cre et enc oe | meiner cas cee tea elon OMEN Sein Mer OveS | ab thelr removal: while their aduecon | Polllin sald tnat ene lett hotel | Prices subsequently Nardenc¢ =e parted: is parity easte >| Company has abandoned the use of soft] | Eractors, the Meyer Hollman Con cea, | because she wanted to ard that sho wae lon of the Panama Canal). Canadian Pacile was off 1-2 at a a-s.| fur in portions of Nevthe meatea Ate: [coal, and ‘to-day all the locomotives on| | | WOMEN’S SILK GLOVES embroidered, ai BWA Teer e Soren Goa Tig eerie Reis tcevarcilvelininrey eae Nain tagtore “there wan a | qi ieame,,iteat, Northern Jor sand LENA ATSULMR MAR Gata teenie the line are being steamed with hard| | | and with patent finger tips, 7$cand 98¢ qualities All at : mme ne work ¢ Ml yo r live in ‘Tro TORR ee ee i teeta afters tue. re 1 Louisville and Nasn-| ‘Roll weevil are: increasing in the|coal. The Board of Health ca | Wearing dawn the nounes east of the 1 § Seventh atre material ndvanice after the re: | vile 1 Mouth Pace Ontarie and | gouthwoat and | south eentral cotton Si erats aaalconvictlontor ah ohana WOMEN'S CHAMOIS GLOVES, Acs, ie 50c¢ on land owned by the railroad, Unti | K i ’ of New rf UB Ao te | Weatern § ern Pacific and Union| counties of Texas, anc worms are Ba ique, ic qualities thie land has been cleared the O'Rourke | TINA MOU Rnee VOMEORIRE Met ie iianiione. Patayeriaty Te i doRt em 18 to 3-8 per cont, Dpearing jn Northern Texas, but -as|The railroad officials decided that it was ee a) | Cc. ilies an : srk aia phine Cannons on aoe e om the bert quae | sia eee gta! eetes of stocks were 1,107,600] vet the latter have caused little dam-| useless to fight the c | | WOMEN’S KID GLOVES, 2-clasp Pair empany will be unable to proceed very Peas bout half a dollar below th tau nares and of bonds $2,698,000. age. Early cotton is now opening and|he wholesale arrest and 4-button, broken lines, $1.00 qualities Tapidiy, und for this reason thelr oureyer livers ations of the da @ Uttle picking has been done in Bouth| the hoard of Health 2 Y @act with the Hellman Company culls ‘ — Carolina. Florida and Texas, a ‘first’ | the Board o} h. Fl forthe demolition of buildings on Ea wnsmered th The Wheat M ; hale ‘having been ginnned “in South ————— First Floor. actyee ah us i as on En. FA “he Run het witness, | oe Rawal hee: a 1 Pt ease Lesoyl) oyaey and closing pric Carolina on the lth, four days later wht ty: } vtreet within thirty days, | N28" Ha) Bra? ail) Uoiherorora Os RAIA DE neem “gm eaters THART NDiaTerRoe: QUAY IS NOT DEAD. ‘ {SES oe |! Wel. did you ever live on pigs) the Aiinngapo.ts a ———— z ‘STOCKS FIRM ON T mee coatee ECR AT ; iH HE ¢ {nne, jn Troy? ; | vesponding The Cotton Market False Report of Hin Sudden Rng URB ey Mone rememser,” with activity, “Cnbten were ti * Mit 9 dw ’s H i _ Stocks Fi prion 1a lywio nd rhe market opened qulet and’frm toc]. Distressed Senator's Friend en’s an omen’s Hosiery te OD day with prices Unchanged at 6 points| It was reported in this city to-day, by higher, due to detter cables than ex-| Way of Philadelphia, that Senator MEN'S FINE FANCY HALF HOSE, Jack Wilson in ‘Troy ru Securities and American snort yesterday, Corn ope: wen Can the Features, ou krow Sam Nichols,"* Se ea Lay Le AR Sn ca Ffoocted, ‘but reatiaing on the expecta.| Matthew 8, Quay, of Penneyivanta, had plain, embroidered, striped and lace effects, Value 40c pair. 25€ " Il ObJacten\ to! thin | wer rove open hee MriceR, * $]tion of a pearish weekly repert to-day | dedeat a Long Island summer resort, Fto-day, with Nort saurities [line of examination. declaring ttrat tet Miteban ett Sx H] wan encountered, “Thin caused a part| The Evening World called up the sume WOMEN’S FINE GAUZE FAST BLACK LISLE HOSE, 45 ridin Can preferred goo! ia. | "acted onthe character of fie cltent, or REaep tem be tr Joss of the voarly rise. | Commission | mer resort hotel by long distance tele- plain or ribbed, double heels and soles, Value 40¢ pair Cc fhe bid and asked prices of the | what he meant bit fol | ch 2 Polat eho 843-8; Decarnbi 47 i]operations were small pending the re.| Phone and learned that Senator Quay WOMEN'S EXTRA FINE FAST BLACK LISLE’ HOSE, 1 outside securities were ; 82 1-2 to 823-8. Corn WOM - port. had left there yesterday for New York, embroidered, lace ankles and openwork, Value 60c pair 39c 1 nt. v ° e 51 7-8; I 6M ‘The opening prices were: Reporters learned that he spent part . xt Cho. answored Levy. | ti Hin af Hupari erty Bet br piteredds 10.65 | of the day At che Hotel Albemarle, leav. WOMEN’S Hataed liane TINE, TISEe HOSE, 4 is “T have the rght to attack the 4 New York's clot rices were: Ma) bid; EOL 82; _ Novem ing there yesterday evening t 3 lace effects, emb'd fronts and novel Vi q 8c IDillty of this witness; to. bring out | wien, of Ie: September: 86 adr Teceme | bene Geese be, 2h t ib] 9.70’ bid; December, 9.60 to 9.70; January, | U'Siock for his home in Fernastvanie. hid 4 Htlesy Valueiese to ose alr: facts concerning: her ‘character’ her S82, September corn, 67 3-4 vid; De- i F a | 9.70, Didi March, 967 to 9.70, ‘It was said at the hotel that Senator First Floor, mode of livineand her associates. 7 tS bid. ‘ The closing prices were: A ua, Quay appeared to be in the best of At hearing this Mrs. Pottion seized the| Chicago's closing prices w. Sep- 2 eaveroveraa.<{'a Y 12.20 to. 13-20; ‘September. 10.78 to, 10.76; | health, He was accompanied by his [ea arg of her counsel and, pressing it con-| tember wheat, 80 Decem- | Ul. Ceatral 1 | October. to lovenber, 9.81 to} wife. vulsively, sal ber sist seyeaee 88; December, 9.77 A despatch from Fittaburg fayy Sen- On, this Is terrible!” BL Wk. ta Bt September, 51 1-8) .o 4} WAAR ae = ig a 2 ot tobe OPEN ator Quay passed through that ‘cltx to» aver. Her sister Charlotte, 4 hgndsome, ath- 51 1-4; December, 61 5-8 bid; May, 52 1-3. pen on his way to nis he was in bis’ usuel ‘health.