The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1904, Page 2

ae ‘THE WORLD: WEDN Examination of the Physician- - Broker Begun in the Federal Court at Instance of Credi- tors of Collapsed Firm. HE WILL TESTIFY - ON MONDAY NEXT. Agreement Reached by Which Evidence of Other Witnesses Shall Be Heard Before He Tells His Story of Failure. ra Mapores of men and women with claims, gmail and Jarge, against the def Woodend & States frm of William B. thtonged United @ourt to-day when Commissioner Hich- Géck opened the involuntary bankrupt- *Y. proceedings forced against the phy- sichin-broker by the Hodden-Rodee ‘Company, of Milwaukeo; EB. H. syn, of Petersburg, Va, and other eroditors. SBverybody expected to see Dr. Wood- and bis wife, who had been sub- @eenaed to appenr, but they were ffeomed to disapopintment, Gruber and James Harold Wa fgsenting Woodend, rench ent early to-day by wi the Cireult Guod- as Receiver r rope agree= nde an the W: fs Will be excused from appeuring un- other witnesses have been Mhed. An agreement was re: Fhich Dr. Woodend und his wife will Appear on Mond: A.M When Commissioner Hitchcock took his Place on the beneh at 11 o'clock President Its Service. Clowry, Preaiaent of ‘Tolegraph Company, 19 the recent nttack made by Norton Godard and District- promives to afd the {n closing up poolrooms. Me declures that tf the proper wuthor- itlen furnish him with the t Col, Ropert C, tho Weatora Unit tn reply namen of hion ongaged tn keeping unlawful pool- rooma and the locaton he will comply requests to cease the wire service hia company. furntahes. “If” he gatd, tn an interview to-d ‘the authorities will give um evidence which can pradentiy act, they have no fear that we will not ud whenever those charged with the enfore t of the Inw will furnish tale company In writing with the names of persone who are engaged in keeping unlawful and specify the places where th I-reoms are located, them, pool-reoma pe equa: set to to ex mpany jute! ite prom, comply with - n though the publ authorities should proves to be mistake and the teweeraph company be ther wed in Nts and Muabllity. ¥ been the polic graph Company to the and all of selous policy sft has reports of will inv of the the tows of company having pursued nit any For forty _itnd delivered was a big array of legal talent mt. Receiver Abraham Gruber was hand with his le » Irving 1 st, and others 2d Marold Warner for Mr. Woodend, © Lenney for Edward 1 he Hudden-Kodee ie Marsh for Mr gon Oppenhe: dolinson, “who holds a © on Wood end's- office furniture. | aelouls J. Bruch, forme manager of orden’ & Go,, was the nex: witne: fe was examined by 3 id he was t efor Wootlend & co mission for cieht nv became manigtn « 1 super Mr W Swwere sou superior to Mr ny positively, In M L represent Mr. Ru Irving rk under di- naletied Phat Sufe-Deyarit Dox. hn efPig examination of Me. Beuclt 4 ont fac Pane 1 thle 5 Tes ceiver, Le was that Dv, Woodend had a saigger vats wos 4 andar Safe miypany found the key was Phe vox f $e com That Ph Smositet with 3 . one tr Rother sown my Was his” really g) ab to Mme. the exam: | hit there } ndling pr- | itness sah! through method wat EN: to ms £) Sidmon’ ME Signe nd x te Rwitnens “Weel ‘by himself. Mr. that Woodend | Ereditar of Me sqid: ed eke ad witness: No Canse to Worry, “The play atter of fact is that 1 nd got back $18,0§ and ptes been paid? e An feel pretiy Rood about it.” “When you were paid didort you know that M this money Woodend was Was d himself #, both for atl that backeting? what vou | Ms non trial You call it cern has ti & (bucket > baainers in the office was sult themselves." OMice Fixtures at Auction. the United States hoon. on the and with BEAT SENATORS gporting event the pr omices, WESTERN UNION OFFERS T0 FLP LOSE POO Clowry ja Cae that Jerome Will Furnish Names of Pro- prietors the Company Will Withhold Inofpal and, demnnded the nervice. “Bo fur from being Siegal the duty of] When the State rests the defense will the company to render guch eervice to} introduce Mra. Powell aa the persons who demand {t is firmly fiaed | ness. L-ROOMS if| Before Presenting New Phase » and such information| had Roped to obo lium been given to the dally papers, to| niebt. but the testimony is prolonged hotels, clubs, brokers'|and to-day he stated that his plans in short, to whomsoever| were to met tn all of hts evidence be- SENSATION DUE IN POWELL CASE Woman Slager’e Lawyer Walt- ing for Prosecution to Close of the Albin Murda. —_— (Gpecial to The Bvenirey World.) Fstetia Altin tn Iaating longer than Attorney-General Ward aeticipated. He 9 Stites came last fore night. first wit- She will tell @ lamg story on by the law, as our counsel advised me.|the stand and es hae already been They tell me that the courts haye de-|outined will plead extenuating éircum- clared that !t fe the lewal duty of the| stances in her domestic life as a cause telegraph company to transmit.ell mee-| for the murder. It is expected that the a {compan public the furetion of the public authorities. his haw also been decided in the courts, “The point I wish to impress upon| they would thus be divulging their de- er a raliroa 5 or private morals, that bein, + hus no right to be a censor of }s4ges couched in decent language that} case will go to the jury to-morrow, are presented to tt for tranamielson; that ® public service corporation, whether | Frank H. Davis, who represest the de- telegraph company Lawyers Hewry Rédgely, jr, and 4} fendant, stated with emphasis to-day that “something will drop shortly that will redound to the benefit of the ac- cused.” ‘They refumxd to sey what the ‘something’ was, Mr the reason that you fs that it t* our legal duty to trans- | fense. mit all obliged another, messages ‘The company ts as muc! to obey In view of recent occurrences I ha Le si that T'do Not belleve any. fale person will suppose that thi porelesraph Compan: Wille we cn are quit (Conthied from First: Page.) on a wild pite tre, scoring Fultz. Elberfteld caiea at fivst_on a Weakling to Jacabwon, ONIZ RUN Fourth Inuing. at frat oy a grounder Was presented Selbneh Buihl's lotty Wilthams patent. b grounder Igealer captured ONE mivedl to. duenbeon's Anderson nent an etsy Cormick and died at all over the mal Po Sixth Tnntng. wy lowed to st ugalin fed aut 6 ayx | Ander semead Me nick's lofty NO_ RUNS. Keeler was retired by Conghtln, El berfeld hit to right ceatre for three Strang to Doyle. Sy Mabb. at son Was an easy out ie retired er gen went out RUNS. he san ming ‘tk wel thiee stralglit Ve toon an tn Trutawitt Aled | Mee Rah hie fit to Bab! exhibition of fanning tor Wolverton and rd alee struck out, NC o Ditton, Thomas tried to Fourth Inning. bunted to Lush, who threw Dobbs beat out An infleld hit, ug Marshali to * wide Lumley him out wilt OW Babb wit Scoring. Bais right. but Dillow w Strang ripped ¢ val aadao hit a trang taklie ‘ 14 rs] bringing he rloined Lule witt Was retired by Dillon un Marshall fanned. i Live iXeeler singled to cen- ore board | Coughiln Rs | Bes. Anderson's welt to M eatt meen Out Wit ams, Gaunsel atnater Ak? | invertination of the murder with De- iran Ceti . cone " hen Rinreage tecive Rattledee and narrated a «on- irew down to second to catch Ganzel | cava tree : ONE RUN, UUCK ret ifn to the plate, |ing of the crime. ‘The witness then kien- 7 tied tio black skirt and black w ‘mt | Seventh tnntnm. whioh the accused wore, on the fH H on. |eobson Thone: threw feat, OM Elberfel Med 0 Covgh wi Cough y any Brit batted’ for fang Moran struck out Movormick singled Gleason. te Th Dos easor |by to Lusl pliched oe Rurea, Doyle bry farsi bition Cron Strang went ‘Thoma fio. G Dillon. same ra t scoring Lush. Glearo: And Phomas tallied to Lumley, TWO RUNS Sixth Inning. Babb walked, reached *second paased ball, but was third. Marghall to Wolverton. Hingled. McCormick also got u fr Bergen was a vioetim of Lusi Jones was out. Gleason to De on a Diilow en Buren was out on a bunt, Cormick to Dillon, Fleming gave Dilion an infield fy, Doyle went aut by the Strang-Dillon route. NO RUNS, Seventh Manta trang walked, Me-| Thi couse U1 dead trying for! princeton same opening the erably Ritter batted tor & pitched ball Fiulewitt a for. as out, Cormick Was caught napy ee | TIGERS PLAY SYRACUSE, | Game Before Championship series, PRINCETON, N. J, Tigers mot the baseball team from Syra this afternoon on the As thts ts the last before Williams singled to left and Fi. ome. fanned put, Kittrefge Bied a L Weak Tap ly Chest eat out an intte in strikes, Unglant Roe a a UNS Keeler was thrown ant he Mer ormick, id singled. Griffith ran for n threw out William: ms mia al scoring Grimth (Continued fro! ring Klenow 0 Thoney. NS MeGann. Browne retired, Raymer to Ninth Inutng, Tenney, NO RUN Hin sing’ MeCormick did like: Stahl out to Nn and MeCormick. made nthe throw-in. Kittredge «n- corlag Coughlin and McCormick. won and walled: Tho: to Willams BROOKLYNS KEEP UP WINNING PACE (Continued fvom First Page.) 0. CaMire, Roce le, NO" "Sette we No" "RUN a “do bal Minti Taaleern Sheekay Med ont Tumle: all ae an also Nit hen Dobbs singlad to ne £9 cen aa ut. niewite to lett Marshatt st and fj Borgen to Dillon Noe Tenth Tuning. ch. ONE R was an Bos of aes and th Mt Cormick Bergen walked i PINE at Heer wie hit nt, Doyle and w: New to Bre ridge, ON ched in decent lan- suage und that we have no discre ti the matter, one law of the land as me parties to any we Are permitted Jacobson fielded Fultz and xtra under Dilton's fy. He was bit ven Babb to pti. in dd. and Bergen took sacond, Sheekard Shertft Jotms In Sheriff Riley Melvin declared. to-day t something sensational ig behalf of the prisoner would soon 7 and coming from an official source hs state- ment must be regarded as authorita- th n he e | The court-room was again crowded to-day when the trail was resumed. Mrs, Powell looked somewhat pale, but was ax calm ms ever. ‘The cposs-examination of State De- 4 with the) consti tes iin thelr efforts to ftective James H. Rattledge, which was nd we Ko Just as fy ress. when th adjourned Hirection as, Under ine ad: | Pros wi the court last aight, was taken up by Lawyer | 1ato Ridgely for the defense. The sttormey dwelt upon the finding of the axe handle beside he body of Miss AlMin. and pro- duced the object which was identided by the witness. Rattledge sald the It was believed oy the prosecution that it had no connection with the nrarder. Coming to the confession which Mrs, Powell made to Rattledge in her cet] at the Dover fall the witness repesed in | sublect, State Detective Theodore Franc te was the next witness, He detailed his first | ih, 1 day, The wittess tastified to Mra. Pat {] eit's havlangs esr him the blood-stalrad clothing 01 ella Albin. Areas Wek: then taken from a grip by Francts aug! entitled by him, It was almost covery vith. blor a DOVER, Del., May 4--The trial of Mare. Mary, A. Powell for the murder of State discarded the axe handle because |; substance his direet testimony an this | 5) SINKING SHP Crew of Water-Legged Barken- tine Are Rescued in Midocean by the North German Lioyd Liner Prinzess Irene. ‘The North German Woyd liner Prin- sean Irene, bound for thie port, sighted the wrecked Aestrian barkentine Marie Regus Avechia with hor decks awash in midocean leet Sunday morning at Gaybreak and hee crew of sight men huddied aft, most of them delirious from exposure and hunger, For three Gays the captain, Orion de Giesogore Bortolassi, had kept his men at the Laren with the aid of two loaded re- Ves walle Bantry sah cet cleats crew from the Prinsess Irene rescued the Austrian sailors and brought them te Hoboken. The 000k, whose name js Deyond the capabilities of the English alphabet, was removed to St. Mary's Hespitgl, with ‘the chances against nis recovery, The Marie Regus Avechia, phosphate laden, nailed from Venezuela for Genoa\ on March 2 with 2 mixed crew of geven meh. Capt. Orion de Glesogono Bortelauzi, a gigantic mariner with Sweeping black mustache, was also we firat mate, the second mate and the bos'n, He says that he had a fair wind for two days, when @ hurricane came up and tossed his ship for forty- eight hours. She was not dismasted, ut her sails were blown away and she sprung a bed leak. boats had ben destroyed in the bent oe and there wes not seiticlent joose hamper about the io rey even bad the men to ta chance on one, It was in this mergency that Capt. Orion de Gieso- Kono sBortolass! showed himself an an- Trepld and optimietlc commander. ‘ee 1g cule the eak, he tented. rth The sued of the shots Stepping gouple asenee gpelvanizod the crew into new tte, They Sat up on the dec! for the pumps. Only three were able to walk. The rest crawled on their hands and knees, Capt. Orion de Glesogono Bortolazzi, in nine native tongue, made a speech that bolied the water th the hold. Under the infence of bis Janguage and threaten- bee reetnn with the revolvers, the sy at the pum} ain a vent the water from rising in the hold until the ship should be swamped. | From the Apri 2 ‘untit |suntiae on May i. Capt, Oron de anit! ax did not #1 Neither With a revolver | hand he stood guard on the ‘Marie Ree ‘k and made a move pes, Avectia. widing. hig men into is at the pumps, tal himseit ‘when te work lagged, ‘threat: \ening, cursing.” choline nd praying. dawn of Sunda: ¥ found the erew | ve the bullets from the revolver jor the Hepa ane the captain, strong an ox he js, fears that {f the crucial oment had arrived he would not have been able to pull the tikker, One by ons the men dropped from the pum dn unuttesa ble rit at last cape Orion de eso KONO ne Boru neal sat down on the . braced tie hick |mast and matted. for a grave mt pattem pf the cea b t Raymer went out on a long fly to Mo- Cormick, Moran bit one along left bass for two bags. Fisher lined one to McGann, Geler hit a grounder to centre. scoring Moran. Tenney hit one to lett Geler going to third, Carney out, Dah? lan to McGann. ONE RU Fifth Inning. ev'lin t a single to short. centre, Cavan was nafe on his bunt a few feet tof the plate, Mertes flew to Mecormick retired, Raymer to Devin went to third. Dahlen ot one to Delehanty Dut wax out RL NO “Beaty” := to MoCormiek. Corley retired, Gilbert te Mod eny Delehanty Fent one to, short for a bese. rent one 0. shor alehanty, Gilbert to Banien. NO RUNS Sixth Ina retired, Flaner (0 Tenney. Neecond by Snecknrd. Gleason + rpm warner, ew, 10 Cooley and McGinnis u 4 Mis~ Tio pele! iv. Stolp aeuaimles, fanned and’ Sheckard | “ygoeen aut, Devlin to MeGann. Fisher and) meena, Dobbs angted. put Shocks fouled to McGann, Galer singled to if Me Seving to reach home. }:nt, and Tenfiey singled to centre, tt popned ae oko RUNG ier weaine to genand, Carnes few to OPH i eas hy ty at ine tS ont by the StrangeBillng | Maetes dropped i waa safe “when. Ailion Seventh Inatna. i Corn 8 thro fied out to Dobbs. No Rew, [2OM**| Browne beat ig bat. Povtin waltees. Llshth nating. MeGann ms ovte, ‘Thomas go and Mt a te i WINNERS AT WORTH. WORTH RACE TRACK, CHICAGO, May {Following “are the winners of the raege run here toda YIRST RACE—Vour snd one-half ture | longs.--Won by D. Girdlestone, 6 to 1 and $ to t: Dixfe Lad, 2 to 5 for plac wag second; Tennybura third. Time OSES, SECOND RACE—Three-quanters of a mile--Won dy Van Ness, 7 to 8 and 1 to 2; Mare, to 1 for place, was second Ethel Schragas third. Time-1.t4 HIRD RACE—Five-eigbtha of a sile—-Won by Pegay Mine, § to 1 and tg HStgcget toate © Rapa hte! ‘Pime1,01 3:5, ~—Won by nO URE AGES ens e's, Matin 0. E e plac nd and Peeper Teaser wee rete nek to Da thira pr ena 80 red by ea : Wolverton went out te ane FIFTH RACE Five gntha of ¢ wile pute. NO RUNS at Princeton To-Day May 4-—rhe niversity Field. the Princetonians play inter dents in the outoome of to-cta: Hh pra will pi resent the sea. The but was forced at Moore (ore. '$ gam n who play on to-day's team elected to rep ably be the ones Princeton for the son, rema inde: batteries were: Lent Princeton, Reid Syracuse, Curtis and in by Frontenae . 4 to 1 for pl te third te pa ey 4 ACE—One mi ‘on by artes eta Poa to EE gence. ; for place, was second; Sarella Time—1.43 8-5. ple third FINISHES AT DELMAR. ST. LOUIS, Mo.. May 4--The races run here to-day reeulted as follows: FIRST RAC! e-trait _ratle.--Won by Dogtress, 16 to 1 and 6 to 1; Yehanilte, 6 to 8 for pine ‘Was second; ya third. Time—@.58 =| Sverre Tas RAGEFive and « half fur: longeetWon by Trapaetter, 11 to. 6 an GIANTS TAKE. ONE MORE GAME mm Wiret Page.) fintwe the basys. Mertes hic one that Was too hot for Delahanty to handle, Broame scoring. MoCormisk hit to rigttt for two bases, scoring Devlin and eCunn, | Padlea’ fanned. Mentos scanwl ¢n GHibert’s iit In font of the plate. Warner singled to centee, Me- ‘ormB&th scoring. MoGinnity fanned. Browim: came up for the second time In this inning and we nt on a grewnd- er _to "Penney NR. Cook retined De, Gilbane an. Gann, “Batty” singled to left. Pent one to left for two bases, Kolng to third, Delehanty Mc) woat Moran ered the at third, “Batty” scoring. to Devtin oma .Dahien cov bag. ONE Bighth sane Devlin struck out mi etires Raymer to. Tenney. Mertaa aut, Dales hanty to ‘Tnimey. NO RUS. er out "Batiten to McGann, Geter pailibert 29) MeGann, | Tenney ann, Dahlen 4 throw, NO EE i Binth Inning. MeCormiek Out, Raymer to Tenney, Dablen got twa bamen on Delahantys wild throw s94 (unmble. Gilbert flew to Cartey. Wirner flew to Cooley. NO. Carney few to Dahlen, Cooley, singled os) Gin at Cit viele panty c “Batty” jew to Martes anty out, ty MeGann. NO & pipihesl 3 out. RACES ON THE WESTERN TRACKS. 4 to 5: Hoodown, 6 rer, C8, Wi tecond: Tattentam nied rlmera Iie POUCRTH Rack a mile eaty ware. —Wi ‘Barkelay, 7 to ? |and t (oa: Sirader, $a 5 for 3 second; Fiving ‘Torpeat. thin. Times PIPTH RACK—Phremquart f jmile.— Won by One Mora 6 to.1 ana? fto 1; Floral Wreath. 4 ta: 5 for place, | was gecona: Gen. Prig ithird, peat ‘i Stodand 5 for place, wae thin. ‘Time~ SIXTH RACE —Oue wd ar mile.—Won bv THe robb: 0 8: bee eS second: Larry S01 344. LOUISVILLE RESULTS, LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 4—TWhe ra. sults of the races held here to-day ure as follo’ | FIRST RACE<Five-etgnths of a ynile. }-\Won by 6 to ® second. 8 to Wilt Mins Fielsciman, 3 to 1 and Amorous, 4 to i for plaee, yvas Luehrman third, Time—1.08 turtongs.—Won by Kurtzman, § to 5 amt 3 to 5; Walter Arnold, 4 to 5 for place, was second; Dasio third. Time—056 1-2, THIRD RACE—Six furlongs.—Won by Fred Leppert, ¢ to 1 and 2 to 1, ig ea| even place, wes second and Merr: neer third. Thne—1 15 1-4 FOURTH RACE—Five furlonge.- hg BEER KEM $ ‘Thme—Low, a onc PITH RACE—One halt « mila Wor, ie ¢ to 3 for ‘widu ‘secona: Eats Balle eink Fimo awe le yy area Cooanay Tah aakee ri * and mga ching.” Time oh a a ¥ GVENING, MAY 4, 1004. SAVED AFRM =©|PORT ARTHUR IS _ pos- | bayonets and cut a way through. -lof the new wide cars on the Brondway SECOND RACE-Four and one-ba'f gM, MY ae \ LOCKED AT LAST ‘omtinved from om Fires Page.) cheng is welcomed as good news on the theory that the more aggressive the Russian campaign becomes the more speedy will be Japan's final wictory. ONE OF THE FIERCEST OF MODERN BATTLES. LONDON, May 4.—Comparison of the official reports from both sides of the battle of the Yalu show it to have been one of the fiercest and bloodiest engagements of modem times. That between 2,000 and 3,000 men were killed seems to be established. The Russians place the loss at that figure, while the Japanese stick to the preliminary announcement of 800 Russians and 700 Japanese casualties, - The Japanese loss was undoubtedly heavier than Gen, Kuroki ad- mits. Before the main body of Japanese got across the Yalu and the batteries of the Russians were silenced the attacking force was subjected to a terrific fire from the guns on the hills on the Russian side of the river. Gen. Kuropatkin announces to the Czar that the Japanese slain Jay in heaps at the pontoon bridges, CHARGE WiLL LIVE IN HiSTORY. ST. PETERSBURG, May 4.—This city is encouraged by details of 4 battle, which show tiat Russian tioops put up a magnificent resistance ih face of overwhelming odds. The Japanese army numbered 50,000 men, |=" the pick of the Mikado’s forces, while the Russians numbered ),0t mor: than 12,000. Of course the Russians had the advantage of the intrenched } — ion, but the Japanese were in such numbers that they literally . eeiied over the Aefendlig Snes tna had 10 ically bn aocmplting |4 WUHINES. Shades, disasirous flanking movements, The Eleventh Russian regiment, hemmed in on all sides by the Slip Covers, We desire to call special enemy, made a charge that has fired the blood of the Russian people, Preceded by a corps of buglers and with a priest marching in the van holding aloft a cross, they charged the Japanese attacking forces with ADVANCE IRRESISTIBLE. attention to our exceptional ‘The advance of this regiment was Irresistible. They opened a path| facilities for the manufacture through the Japanese army and joined the mafn body in retreat to Feng-|of above. ‘wangcheng. Survivors of the charge say that they teft behind at least — 1,000 Japanese dead. The pricet bearing aloft the cross was shot. Estimates&y Samples submitted, / “‘Traneforming three meals into @ full day's work is a pretty intricate and trying proce ‘The point about “FORCE” is that it meets Dig tion more than half way and the two work hand in hand to accomplish it. shan fies ‘} when combined with wheat, pas Ve 8 (peor stomach « jot of hard ous brain ad Brew ont Much of the fighting after the Russians began the retreat was of the hand to,hand ordér and the desperate resistance of the Russians has recon- ciled the people to the mistake made by Gen. Zesvalitch in endeavoring to ‘combat a force so superior. It is supposed that Gen. Zassalitch delayed 7 : ‘hin rearward movement until he was sntrounded and it fe cértafa that he Draperies, Portieres, had to fight his way out &c., taken down, stored, | In the Japanese army of attack Were the- Imperial Guards, admitted by|cared for anid insured during ! competent military authorities to be One of the best bodies of fighting met) Summer at reasonable rates. in the world. In fact, the whole Japanese army was composed of trained =a and seasoned soldiers. The Russians assert that thelr army was largely : made up of green recruits from Bibetia, who had been placed along the Lace Curtains Yalu not with the intention of having them do any severe fighting, but| cleaned and stored during ‘ yy to harass the Japanese in their advance. Summer months, FALL OF NEWCHWANG Lord & Taylor, ! ~ 4 With Avenu, = LONDON, May 4.—No confirmation has been received of the report, sent by the Ghefoo correspondent of the Chronicle, that the Japanese have taken Newchwang. — _ The Associated Press, in a despatch from the New York office sent e out to-day, pronounces the story that the Japanese have selzed Newohwang’ as obviously false. i Cc u | S Ss “Newchwang,” says the Associated Press, ‘is on a river thirty miles eb from the sea and could not possibly be taken except as the result of an} The Examining’ Rooms in our attack of two or three days’ duration. ‘The Associated Press has American | four Optical Stores provide not the or. correspondents at Chefoo, Shan-Hai-Kwan, Newchwang and Yinkow, any; tnGtough profession Exam ation by one of whom would certainly have reported an attack upon Newchwang.” an Oculist—i. luate Physician | mto limits his practic to the treatment lof the eye. . Arthur W. Brewster, Mi. M.D. Dea, Bway iyn Eye art i Gi is Johnson, MD. 1348 Bway, 10, years in privats practice.) Marcum. Kenyon, Dy, 223 Sixth he Hoevitat.) SEARCHED A STEAMER FOR JAPANESE MAIL. PORT SAID, Moy 4—The Pentnaulk and Otfental steamabdp Osiris.| "WO "SHAR OE abe Ie nine hours out from Brindist, bas been stopped, boarded and her matis glasses, and that tacdorete, examined by the Russian warship Krabin (Khrabry?), which fired a blank shot across the Osiris’s bows. The Russians detained the Osiris for two ChelichsSons ‘hours, searching the mails, They demanded the Japanese mails, but these} pow PTICTANS, 42 yeam' Beto, ‘ were at the bottom of the mass of mail and remained ubtouched, $5 Broad st Arcane 223. Siti av, Ath st. LONDON, May 4.—The Foreign Office ‘Nas no information in regara to} '# Seeras Goth Uotowah Ope shtwrady Eves EvSaiie the searching of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's) steamer Osiris by the Russtan warship Khrabry after the Osiris left Brin-/ isi recently for Port Said, but the Associated Press was informed that if! the report is officiatly confirmed {t is a most unwarrented proceeding and will mecessitate a strong protest to the Russian Government. WIDE CARS CRUSH | A POUCEMM Ses Matthews Was Was Caustt Between with hie mother at No. Two of the New Vehicles on a a eee ef be saead, =| oe ea er that ta ne 4 ee Line. ane Baa a imeem Taso CS ai ae E CANDY SPECIAL FOR WEINESDAY, Nutted Figs Chocolate Cream Frapy Ib, 1a SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY. Qgsertsar® called trom | Aatted Wie. ‘ambu spital the jhanahan w: 1B Finceat'e Hoortt lance. On the pital ey en Foe age and prob- rears ow | “COM WEST aver 29. CORTANDIST DIED. BENNETT.—On Tuesday, Way feadquarters FINAL STRIKE CONFERENCE, 3 at hie residence, No. &2 Perry st... FENTON, be- lowed son of Mary and thm late Patrick Bennett. Patrolman John Matthews, of the Funeral Thursday at 2 P.M. Broadway squad, wes to-day causnht ee ee eee LAUNDRY WANTS—FEMALE. machinists LAU NORY WANTS RACE Toaa, irding the eee About ad | Peas A Te ee the sa ai by the te toad to the effect that it was between two cars at Third street and in peing Folee: about sustained such ingur! hat the dectora at Bt, Vin- cont's Moopital say he will be ungt for duty for several montha Matthews is only one of many croas- ing policemen who have bean victims ecenoe, cst jine. These ca) re clght inches) pr ine no ice broader on each olde than the old ones. | mon Netdeq ice ea theo mae all che ° —— and a ble policeman eannot stand be- arikings bollermaker: tween them as they pass on either side paeidac isboheb Ny HIS {s the of him, BISHOP'S GOLDEN JUBILEE, pried This fact was known to Matthews} PITTSAURG | Pa, May &—Birhop but he was deceived by belleving that) phedan, ot the Pitteburg Of Domehoag {t was @ narrow car following a broad [ef hy, 7 & . @ar up Broadway, The trailer waa & | Dough mew car and it ptruck bis shoulder, hive Netent throwing his head”to the patemiont, A yom tafeound ear, elso broad. caught his awhile they ‘were tm the ate and the two cars, going in opposite Atrections, Mee solemn pontifical ——— % FAMILY WIPED OUT... OMAHA, Neb. May 4—Frank Smith, a) atock a semplen ees oy mM South, at) wiees Ret Hed own hi » ees ne Area ened as tine cause for We using World Wants ¢