The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1903, Page 3

N BLOWN UP FOUCHT ROBBERY” GEE MOORE, RuNAWay Y VAMNITE) TD HVE $50 Rear Cars of a Freight on the|Edward Kramit, a Brooklyn New Haven’s Suburban Line} Saloon-Keeper, on Way Home| Destroyed in a Terrific Ex-) With Days Receipts, Set plosion. Upon by a Highwayman. a P Mil | Q|MRS. C. CONNOLLY, WHO WAS WOOED, i h WON AND WEDDED IN 3 MINUTES, FOOTPA' BLOW fegl-— af @ecovering His Memory After Months of Aphasia, Sani- tarium Owner Tells of Rob- bery That Caused Injury. There on a Mattress, and Not Water Faucet, Out of Repaity Had Been Left Open. Dr, Paimer, of Bellevue Hospital, was called to No. 29 First street to-day with an ambulance, but on his arrival found, 3!) that his presence was useless, Sate Caesar, a baby sixteen months old, was found scalded to death in the bathtub | of Ite mother's rooma on the first floor. ai Dr. Palmer said he learned from” neighbors that the child's mother put {t to bed Inet right on a matt gi tn the bath tub. The hot* water had not been working properly for : eral days, but last night it dtechargode 4 stream of bolling water which caused Fighting desperately with a highway- man, Edward Kramit was knocked down with a blackjack while on his way te his home, at No. %1 Third avenue, Brooklyn, early to-day, and as a result is now lying in danger of death in the Norwegian Hospital. It was to save $500 which he had in his pocketbook that Kramit risked his life in the struggle with the robber, who ran off without the money when he heard other persona approaching. Aswakened by a violent explosion, resi- dents of Baychester, City Island, and the intervening settlements in the Pel- ham Bay district thought to-day that an earthquake was shaking their homes down about theif heads. Dynamite and gunpowder stored In @ freight car caused the explosion in an eastbound freight train just south of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad's trestle over Pelham Bay. The explosion blew the four rear cars off the FORGOT IDENTITY FROM ‘\._ TIME HE WAS STRUCK. His Purse, Which Was Found tn Building Excavation Rifled of $2,000, Confirms His Story of Hold-Up. Kramit owi ! Fifth avenue 4 With the return of memory Dr. Henry track and net them afire. ton that waita| "4 Fifty-aixth street, SBrbOklyeL rife the babv's death, @ Cate, who for months has been a So violent was the explosion tinatrered| Closed the place at midnight, but re- Dr. Palmer said that the Fittn street, , ’ i shook and window-panes mained for an hour doing some wort. police were Investigating the case @syohological puzzle to the most promi i F a within a radius of three miles. The) so oe ick when he put all the pase hens ag: @ent physicians of the country, has Ny train was on the outskirts of the villago| 1) Tae 7 Ocal wien Qrawer in his 3! @enred away much of the mystery of < oa of Baychester when the dynamite let £0.) | oe and started for home. He walked ‘Qe cause of Nis mental aberration. He Recape by Miracle. down Fifty-sixth street. ), In front of No 462 Fifth-sixth street Row remembers masked highwaymen @trock him on the head and robbed him @f $2,000, and physicians now believe What as a result a blood clot pressed @owr. on the brain and destroyed his \ memory. i * As suddenly as he disappeared from : Lakewood, where he was the proprietor @f @ big sanitarium, the recollection of the past came hack to the physician, land now he {s slowly returning to a mormal state of mind. It is expected that he will soon go forth from the sani- "pe ,@arium in Goshen, N. ¥., to his own - ° ' home in Lakewood. K 9 + Relatives, friends and physicians have ‘waited and watched with eagerness for H @ome sign of returning memory since ‘he was found in Poughkeepsie with his 4 mind a blank and taken to the Goshen @anitarium; but as the weeks went by they be: 5 el cane rer ee tee the renter: | Pretty Mrs. Charles Connolly, ton {1 it Ni Ct = tion ts not vet complete, Dr. cat? cats} Who Was Wooed, Won and feading a book on materia medica that Married in Three Minutes, ——- Dr. Francis Ellingwood Abbott Never Ceased to Mourn for Helpmate Who Passed Away That none of the train crew was in- jured ts miraculous. Fortunately the train carried no caboose and the brake- men at the time were forward. train, No. ugh . yi the-New York, qaretnds in Port Morris. at pitnient ed of twenty-five cars Seaanicberes of Conductor Sylvester Mitchell and Engineer Thomas Corrigan ‘and three brakemen. The conductors way bills show oy vets peeea cad th 1 me: bul Taere) ini ous of the rear cars a lot of explosives wert stored, The train had pasved through Bay- chester station and was heading for the trestle over Pelham Bay when the coupling of the fourth car from the rear parted. One of the brakemen noticed that the train hed partes and ents ae e engineer. The mo) e ) ee cused the cars running free | Were heard had hoard Kramit's screams crashed into the forward section. ‘The jar wes sufficient to explode the a wit roar thet! Rea i digeecta ‘oe ehrane ‘ot the| @venue and Fifty-eighth street at the @ man stepped out from the shadows of the house and struck Kramit on the The] back of the head with a blackjack. made up in the freight] The Wow was not hard enough to New Haven and | kxveck him down, and as Kramit turned the highweyman struck him. Kramit lessened the force of the blow by part- ly warding it off with his arm. He rushed at the robber, and in his weakened condition tried to grapple with him, yelling loudly for help at the same time. As the men fought back amd forth across the sidewalk the rob- ber tried to get his hand into Kramit’s Pocket, but did not succeed. ‘The sound of approaching footsteps frightened the robber. He freed himself from Kramit’s clinch, striking a final blow as he started to run. The saloon- keeper sank to the sidewalk uncon- solous. If the person whose footsteps he wi lay there unconscious until found by Policeman Hurley, who was at Fourth time of the attack. Miss Gfoore left Roston she rode where she met stage to marry a society man is Ivy Lee Moore, niece of Willis! Moore, Chief of the Weather Bu- reau at Washington. appeared from ‘The Runaways" Com- pany at Boston a few days ago, and there - Wrigteased away, t6e, tte nab ee es Hoon consiaeeablg anxiety con: Now comes Bulah Lee, an actress, She says that when as Bridgeport, La Grove. of Brooklyn was married. Europe ‘ast Tuesday. Mr. La Grave is well known In Brook- He lived at the Hotel Margaret in that borough for two years, but a fow months ago moved to the St. Ife has not been geen about that hotel for a month. to whom she ‘The couple sailed for Miss Moore dls vith information, Express Near Suffern, , Several Who Escaped Death Were Badly Injured, ‘< SUFFDRN, N. ¥., Oct. 4.—Five ti ers who were repairing the tracks « the Erie Railroad at the Ramapo cu were instantly killed by an’ exj train to-day, A number of other Iaborers were jured and removed to a hospital. ‘The train dashed into the crowd | men while they were at them in all directions. caralea tenn 0) eee eet ‘The robber ran down Fifty-aixth street water trent Wer. to Fourth avenue, and Hurley, running c The force of the explosion ripped open| toward the place from which the yells One of the young physicians heard) sieve is the Twentieth Century Mat-| BOSTON, Mems., Oot. 2.—Ciutehing| the cars to the front and rear, and the|/came, saw him turn into Fifty-seventh “Why. I remember now! physician, and I have a sanitarium in Lakewood,” Ten Years Ago. he suddenly exclaimed: ram “| Describes How It Happened. CEPT MARRIAGE [$35,000 FOR VICTIM |WHITE CAPS TAR the words and called Dr. Seward, the bes proprietor of the sanitarium. The light|Fmonial Limited schedule. & bunch of carnations in his hand,| burning splinters of the wrecked car|ptreet. He followed, but the man disap- Y hs @f Intelligence was glistening in Dr.| Met—8.10. Francis Hillingwood Abbott, doctor of | spread the fire. peared in the darkness, 9a Cat es as the older physician came a aeee: philosophy and former inetructor at} Policeman Breitnetcht, who wasetthe| Hurley then went into Fifty-sixth aan fato the roo: itd eh Harvard University. was found dead on | Pelham Bay bridge, less than a hundred treet and found Kramit unconscious on : i ‘i License—8.12, the grave of his wife. What caused his | yards away from the explosion, turned/ the sidewalk. A patrol wagon was — ae eae “The past seems clearer to me, doc- ‘Gor, Dr. Cate said, grasping the ottier's| Married—6.13. death the police have not been able to/in a fire alarm, but when the engines called and he was taken to the Nor- determine. Some belleve that he com-|urrived from Westchester they could| wegian Hospital, where the doctors said Dr. L. J. -Bigham, New YorkiNew York Central Settles with Masked Regulators Drag Sight band. “My name ts Cate, isn’t it?” On way home to New York—§.15. mitted sulolde. while others are of the|fna no fire plugs. Nothing could be|ne was in a critical condition, his skull : % } Betterment Continues. ‘This has deen a record-breaking week. | opinion that death resulted from grief. | gone anyhow to save the burning freight| having been fractured. Dentist, Wedded White Plains) Fiorist Albert Wadling, Who less Man from His Home and | cs Dr. Seward questioned him quietly for | Cresceus trotted a mile out at Wichita @ few minutes and found that many/in 1,593-4, Dan Patch paced a mile in . . Coat Him with the Stuff While: He Fights Them. on Just ten years ago to-day Mrs. Ab-| 144 water was pumped from weils and| After several hours he regained con- bott was buried in Central Cemetery, |°%,"Dunam Bay to keep the flames| sclousness. He said he thought the rob-| Belle Three Months Ago—An- Boints of his past life were again clear|15§1-4. An electric car in Berlin yes-/on Halo street. Dr. Abbott never | trom spreading to roofs in Bayohestes,| ber was masked, but It was so dark he fn his mind, Fearing to press the mat-|terday ran 190 miles in one hour. The| stopped grieving tor her, and it haal tn were showered with sparks. eenid see him only indistinety, Boon| mouncement Just Published. ter he left him alone, but the following | warship Missour! broke all battle-ship| been his custom to go to her grave each | “gorge. Ferion was on the desk in the|afterward he became unconscious again, Was Crippled in Train Horror and Sued for $100,000. Gay tho patient displayed a still keen-| records on Thursday. anniversary and place flowers on it. chop erate! teal @_memory. But it remained for the matrimonal| Dr, Abbott left his home yesterday Dabeeirad Zhan ana be Suraicoet Tobe tor hecerenrs there was Uttle) CaipFIN—BIGHAM.—On Aug. 11, Mire (Svectal to The Evening Word.) Ey Peter V. Hoyt, an old friend, went] record to put all turf favorites and bat-}and started for the cemetery. He was! 1, peat by the shock. ‘The 9 ams ETHEL GRIFFIN to Dr. L. J. BIGHAM {Special to The Evening World. BINGHAMTON,,N. Y., Oct. 2.—Mast @o the sanitarium. There was great In-|tieships in the background, and th@)seen to enter the burying ground and ome oe Poskbdl'ee viclectiy, that Isto Poe by the Rev, Father Martin, at St, Pat-] WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Oct. %.—Al-]ed “white caps” tarred Nathan Wittem- terest and anxiety among the physicians, | gentle, peaceful district of Hoboken has’ walk toward his wife's grave. That was | (y, as ves were awakened, pnd ay Fick's Catholle Cathedral. bert Wadley, a New York florist, who|berg, a blind man, "at Walton, Delaware ,but Dr. Cate leaped from his chair.) ¢aken to itself new laurels for witness-|the last seen of him alive. uvead eee Ge 5 srareend airy Hidden behind this wedding announce-| was seriously injured in the Park|County, and left him in @ sad plight.” galled his friend by name and greeted | ing the champion matrimonial rush sy8-| gamuel A. Gentle, an undertaker, who| hank robbers sakesbhage ee oriclis eheteits ment, which was printed in a morning] avenue tunnel disaster and who sued for| Wittenberg is totally blind and for ee him cordially. The two men sat down | tem {n existence. was well acquainted with the Abbotts, |), indlae the towal ina Seca os newspaper, is the story of a marriage| $109,000 damages, settled with the New/time has been boarding with Mrs. Robert fa together. and Dr. Cate talked of his! Charles Connolly, twenty-two and ene| saw the doctor enter the cemetery and| the entire a weniaaat ion eleerthnt of a society couple of White Plains york Central Railroad Company for| Stewart. This did not meet with the | days at Amherst, and other things that | terprising, and Mary Friess, twenty and, | waited for him to return. Finally the} 1." 15) aerated eataaias ne which took piace three months ago and) $35 099 to-day. approval of several members of the” for months he had been unable to re-|ay the case proves, very winning, are |undertnker became suspiciove that all)” 00m Mine oot protageebed airs which was kept secret just for a Joke on] " 34r, Wadiey, who is a prominent resi-[community and shortly after 9 o'clock 1 aber. the up-to-date Americans who hava| taker of the cemetery, and the two De-l pantie in thelr Ratt attire 2 thelr friends. dent of New Rocbalie, was sitting be-|last aight several men wearing white |) It was several days before he Was) made Cresceus look lke a back number /#an a search. They found Dr. Abbott , The bride is the daughter of a prom!-| iq Mies Qferguret Lambden in the| masks, slouch hats and long coats sug id in death on his Hurled Ont of Bed. aaa ent summer resident of | Larchmont, |New Haven Railroad coach into which|founded the Stewart house. ae : questioned about his disappearance. He} ang have put Dan Patch among the also | Wing, hrone, and col @aid he could remember that some man | any HO OCS cern ina hi ih wi = ‘The windows of the road-houses were| Henry Wilder Healy, of Brook- ee ee ee ete pelle ariotte |the Harlem local crashed thet fatal] One rapped at the door aiid fetruck him on the head In front of 81" Charies and Mary went to Hoboken | NO, One “can Be ound 'mho, may] blown out and a iltshen maid In Krig- Jenks, who resides In’ Roctielle Park. morning. Both hs legs were broken] was opened by Mra. Stewart « rush vacant building, rom that nig * . dott committed si n| ger’s place was hurled out of . 8e- i! i i 4 ye “I 4 if f made, Mrs. Stewart being selzed Ba'Aprit until now he can remember | Zeeterday with thelr fiends, Jon rary ( MuLopsy, Will bo eld to determine the| verely injuring her arm. The plaster lyn, Married to Miss Dickens) dst'witn an y 1b Broadway. | Xd," Staley proved nimedf a hero at| carsied into an adjacent reom, @othing. ' aiing to have the marriage knot tied be- | Dr: Abbott "was instructor at Har-|!n both houses was shaken down. About| jn Milwaukee, ThoughPledged | ,,DF- nd, Mrs. Bigham event, much of fhat ime by assisting Mise Lambaen| She screamed for help and ‘The physicians at the eanitarium and! forg Justice of the Peace Conkling. The| yong, ‘Dr” we ateniey ADbotL OF the| houvon et the time of che explosion eed i there anle links and it ts sald much [crushing out her Mt berg, hearing hey cries, arog tata @thers who have followed the atrange|1y. witnesses met at the Juetice's| Poston City Horpitar and cnother whe | nouses at the time of the explosion and! to Miss Hubbard. Tr thelr love was made on the links, |, Mise Lambden ts suing for $100,000, but] his way to the acene. ; thay. wacaliia tworatl scared eatione ia inl". | the company ta trying to eettle for a is a broker York. ‘Their honeynoon ‘was spent int He was also seized, but 9 @ man a’ broker in New prenk New York State for five minutes after ‘Thousand Islands, Mrs, Jenks sald, lange amount. etfonin pheslaiel aad = the dynamite let go. he in the fight upsetting a ‘. ——<——__ —— People in Middletown, Schuylervilic,| A business trip West during which the viaitors had Stinardtown, Bartow, Eastchester and| Henry Wilder Healy, son of A. Augus- City Island were awakened by the ex- tus Healy, of No. 198 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, met a beautiful Milwaukee y Drough ‘The crowd finally overpowered and carried him ‘out FIGHT WITH POLICE |ssisssirsssuse joston and telephones all over e White Caps m plosion and telephones all over the Bay | ciri, Miss Zita Dickens, has loft Miss and after \qase closely are inclined to believe that \@he loss of memory, caused by a |lood clot on the brain, and that it was \graduully absorbed by nature until the Pressure was relieved. Interest {n the case will never cease as long as Dr. Cate lives, declare phy- siclans, and when ‘he is dead there will fee a great desire to examine the brain, sclence may be benefited. Being f physician of ability himself, it ts ox- pected that Dr. Cate will ald materially Yom the solution of the puzzie once he f@ restored to his former self. i In Dest of Health, Wr. Cate left his sanitarium in the house. Charles arrived late, but the minute the saw Mary he began to make up for lost time. The marriage of Adelaide Basteden- beck, who, before she became Mrs. John Kelly, ved at No, 131 West One Hun- dredth street, was poon solemnised, and the party were onthe point of leaving the Magisterial presence when Charles ees See ee ae ene ‘At 430 o'clock a wrecking train| "ess of the United States Leather Com- the blushing bridesmald long to make up her mind that she wanted to be a bride, and in just two minutes after Charles had popped the question Miss violence to the woman, tion of the Bi ’ y . — a four Until every one Was ansurred That] Laura Hubbard, of Englewood, with a Heine WIth eee ook ae ee 1t was mot an earthquake shock which |(rourseau on her hands, sa bast ENGLISH INISTER POINTED PARAGRAPHS... had aroused them from their beds. ator size Sate SutAhae Duals 4 *] A women of thirty may talk die — ~~. sixty. ets reached the scene and dragged the|&ny young Healy was devoted to Miss Every woman ts a judge end dury . Hubbard, wh he had pledged hii It Superintendent of the Ulster| cris" scamp and jt tne burn. Tne| fo mar: "Taree weeks ao in 3tv80-I Diplomat Who Suoceeds Sir] OuNd Man Refuses to Pay Fare] "Ni.tite’marriee aon County Almshouse Convicted é Sa Bey cree late cnate tic oyeena ratin rear erace tee IN has ‘ on Trolley Car and, Aided by vert Me and out of, danger after the ex pare. =| Michael Herbert at Washing- polling his reputation West of health on April 21 and came to} Fri became Mrs, Connolly. . de for th all t Heal: ; ' [Eee York. He registered at the Hotell “What's the use of wasting time?” of Cruelty to Men and Wo- peslen, sere later, proceeded on thelr | Sie iobarnd, mia Be F lly N d Friends, Attacks Conductor ‘a man does a fool thing | Albert, as was his custom when in the! said the bridegroom, somewhat dim-| men in His Charge. At the freight offices in the Port-Mor-) ‘The father of the young man {s prom- ton Will Be Formally Name gete him into trouble he Is sure to aap jetty, He left the hotel the night of| gently to an Evening World reporter at . vig yarde the tuperintenaeet uiid,annt|tnent tn the highest business circles of! by King Edward Monday. and Policeman. thag Tacc\aents wan neeree Hi many ® man has discovered that Sife’e mood Is the tmperative.—Chicage News. |e arrival, and for four months no/the Marie Antoinette Hotel-day, “IT face of him was found. don't see why people should make a In front of @ vacant bullding at No.! great fuss about alt this. fsa West Thirty-elghth street his)” 7 guess I am used to doing things tbook was found without the $200] wetey quick for I've been a bell boy Ghegot the ‘care Sontained Zunpowder, | Brooklyn, He ts President of the Brook: ut that could not have been exploced | ; fi i ALBANY, Oct. %—Citizena of alll by Impacts “Its presence would accounc| 27” tnwitute or Aris and Kalences, and i Pat classes In Ulster County are amazed] for the flames that followed the ex.|!8 also one o! ORL Beare Teather: “ o1—The Associama| After a stiff fight which congested tee and indignant over th Plosion, If there was dynamite aboard | merchants of the “Swamp” district. Miss] LONDON. Oct. 2h The Asseulleel | ay pow for mearly a quarter of ait be: nant over the revelations) tie railroad people claimed to know| Hubbard's father Ilved in Brooklyn for| Press is able to announce the appolnt- > ; ix fwhich he was known to have had when| ! Neyearat made by Inspector William C. Rogers,| nothing of it. It is a criminal offense ; her lived In Brooklyn tor Pres We ‘Mir Henry Mortimer Durand, |"0u". Policeman Frank Campbell ar- of he left the hotel, The police and pri-| "r everNt, Shera. who conducted the investigation of the| to ship an explosive without maxing Ita | 'N2ny years prior to his removal to Jer- ; aore Madeia, as "eeted Tony Selbert, twenty-one years $3 ) jary sald 8! Ne " Oy resence known on io exterior of the! sey. ler nily 3 jown politi- # - Frat d Ne 7 ‘ 3 pri-| "4, {a she admired Charle: atlaleal ortho’ Ulster cConaty Al Di the exter! Her family ts well known politi-|the British Ambassador al 1d, of No. 88 James street, whom le . indteatt : “nm Wate detectives never gave up the) «and when I saw him in Hoboken," she inty Alms-) package, It was said that the nature | cally and socially in that city. Britieh Ambassador to the United ld. of > ; are not always indicative of age! they are“ earch for him. , die | house. : y hae’ Her. | thovght bad been trying to rob a troj-| caused by suffering, worry, contraction ef ag sald, “and when we stood up with Addi car condustor, Selvert was badiy | muscular Ussue due to discase: but no matteg ” Of the merchandise aboard the de | °s, 1 ]States, to aucceed the late Mi , ‘ , Andie aon TT net uati| The fact of the marriage in the West| States, to succeed Four monthatatien the strange dis-}on4 John I just couldn't help wishing Abraham Sammons, §uperintendont of] stroyed cars could not nt ied econ’ aeled teetabbaral| ‘Gert F conductor. | Selbert was padly | Ghat the cause ner ai be speed iy oF aa ny Persons) nat st was Charlie and me that was <i Padiertialeantcte anomie ugh ‘3 " “ the conductor the number of|was con : the Poor, has been found guilty by the) (h’, Cars that were lott and thelr con-'sfealy, consctous of the trouble in store| Officlal announcement of, the appoints) Hesten by | % Doan. St Svat enate ean bought the doctor had been murdered|i¢ing married. I guess he must have ie made until (club freely to subdue the man {o\prevent. thelr return. for his money and his body disposed of] i ougnt the same, for the first thing I . State Board of Charities of beating al tents «raced through the duplicate wu: Horley te iu bills te maples im, continued his letter-writing to|ment. however, will not hand scalp affections sci by the murderers, a strange man rogis- “5 vi - f ; Se ot on a ‘Thin AN feeble-minded woman in his care and of the King wil formaily| Seert got on a ‘Third avenue car] | All #kin and scalp affections attacking one of the male inmates, t Broadway, accompanied by several] and all factal blemishes removed. superthi featural de a} report of the railroad com. his former fiancee until a few days ago, | Monday, when hat the explosion knocked when she received one which told her of | sian hie commlss on. tl he had proposed and we were mar-|" According io the report of Inapector| )} out of the Bay. Miss Dickens. ‘Then ex-| 1n Spanish diplomatic circtes surprise | companions. — The rmities. such as hump or w York.” |" gant take long for a woman to| Rogers, Libby Lane, a feeble-minded| tel, and that the glass severely cut demanded by one family {js expresned at Sir Henry's withdrawal) Reisselere, asked for Selbert’s fare, Sc" Py, blastic eure oe He attracted attention in the hotel be-| promise to love honor and ‘obcy, | Woman, was horsewhipped by Keeper J.| Woman who was asleep in bed. Her | from Madrid. says was refused, The crowd, im @ause of his strange actions. ed 0 John's marriage verti-| 8, Longyear and beaten upon the bare| face and arms were lncerated. She was : : 5 says. then started In a] ) Consultation or write for tm ‘He was in a maze, and wh - Ker Y names A attended by a local doctor, but hi Sir Henry, who was b ace Reel Yh rl: en ques-/ficate and said he thougat our ng Back nnd: shollders’ bys & forma al ia @oned could remember nothing, The} would look pretty nice in one of them, z oulders by Semmons until] name was not reported to the company 1 of the late Major-C uring thelr object was} cane re to week @nye Grenss ot a fewaminutes betas qiiie| Would Look, prety Dey would, so that | COvercd with welts and bruises because| | A report of the explosion was mad ere called lustily for E M INSTITUT: ¥ from his mind. Jn Newburg|{s all there Is to It.” pectful to Sammon the Mice of Bunt, Shepard. of the TH E, § ves Mrs. John G. Wilkinson, a sister-| ‘The hasty wedding ceremony was wit-| John § tent ve| York. New Haven and Hartford 7 W ew York Sit i law of Dr. Cate. Bhe saw the nessed by Mr, and Mrs, John Kelly who] yours, ok or twelve] rond, at the Grand Central 8 Campbell ran it-Astoria Ho ome yeuting the According to the nin he World, recog-|had invited the record-breaking mar-| Sammons . 8 not properly r, ‘Cate, al fon Kags of black po: Diamonds Valned at 83,000, Lowi ghe thert of $3.00 w off the a sien tev path FRANCE AT ST. LOUIS FAIR. Hickey Neratuned iti «ON 1 orhoe f ing to walk nshi * Hi tnia condition he was taken | Dr, | nd he was|riage contractors to be witnesses lof respectful. whe! Pa thaNiare tik , Tee epark, of memory. Out he HIS WALK WAS UNSTEADY. h m | eel yaks O’NEIL WINS SHOE SUIT. | Sou fam- fowder by A He could not coinprohend’ when ; P _ is v ‘Ore f: was yned to ow c = Baa ot a bee Metitlg| Mehnel Hickey Celebrated Arrival Misoport fem, hut where It had come SAY HE ROBBED EMPLOYER. | aucun a) Saad storm i reat consideration Ad ‘teapes - rom a not knows eae | Merchant Wen on Trial Bae Sowa not understand thevre:| Here and Fell Into River, panera eee | Jonent Mo Scouse Gf Stenting | gucoy workennerés wn muctioneers sue | f the charges. nard's ganitarium, tn Goshen, where, try hi been under’ careful treatment.! chat led to his eanui-boat at ples No. - —— ip by Resets Had Wenge!" Md] nthe But Rives ted, aol when! TQ RESTORE CITIZENSHIP. Breath | Qn pu ba "2 (8 GUE TG CATAR etn = fighed out was in such bod shape that TAO Uae vob 4 a 5 BUZZARD ATTACKS BABY. he wna taken to the Hudson otect Hos. So agent Na 1 Nat a ya H AND GOLDS * |piial, Hickey halls from Kingetoa, Onteer Wi In- us ; a Yah . ; ' ‘ Hila canil-boay reached the s- y Youns James ihe fe BRT pes x ‘ z Sosalsly you haven't notioad Big Vird Held Child Unt Beaten) terday and Hickey went out oe lo- Daly's Cane. has appolnte S Sian li, but ethers he ‘ i of by Two Mens brate, It was loog aidatiat and? Davit Willard, tse probationary oi. Ceterth and . Re «World. ithe docks were almos! Cererted when he jounced to-day that he wouia Into the chro: ¥ oACK Os, M—An' recumed, V y step he walke 1 n «fort to have James Daly Jip Rott maee nd disgusting symptom. ; Qefant son of Fr, Reddy was seized! out on the pler, wien near the! twenty yeare old who spent oine years ERD x ‘acarrhat Powder ts 6 speclie by inthe d edge of tae plank slipped abd felt tn, MATIN: teatorad to His oe eee ne ee eaut in we N 3 heland ioe tia 9, oy Andrew ier. disentran antvie * Monta had’ett disnaoee of (ke cove uid the wita, wit Sperick. goLn rop+ ie Oh rs ci me to State «ives permission few tiPutes ths goitlg 40 Kel Up o petition to send ty pled vst of tae Gov. Odeli askirg him to pardon the oe boy and thus establish his citisenship, leg er silores in 10 mluntes, Maren ‘i! Dr. Agnow's Olniment ie without! g coLD DUST MAKRA Mi 4 equi I for albgkin treubles: S8q. ¢ r w L ‘d h Policena fs 4 can Ambas-! any ve, has’ § the posi were pune, M weeluent of this Com- y.,ght im a sal Secovpred. en. Me a Osea, EEG BN Ve. OF Nowa have just been murrted hero. an