The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1905, Page 3

_ ef hereneeere: ‘ iJ (Aa, 1 ZYNS | { a fn | EVENING <|\ EDITION ( Sew ae na) aut mm | wer ! NS oN i cAll the News Ses Sau All the News.} = - “ Circulation Books Open to All.”? : aes - * = —=_ = = ——— = — — = — = = — = — = a = ee 4 PRICE ONE CEN' NEW YORK SEPTEMBER 26, 1805. PRICE ON CENT. : ——— — ———————— oe — = = —— = ———— = -— wen —==— = = = — = = i = = ~~ * Se : DIVERS HUNT (MCALL AND (SAY GERARD = S41" S*4S 4 Conon. BRITAIN AND (OLD WESTERN =| TAKE NOTICE |, MAN ON RRIDGE CARS. ane Glasgow Woolen Mills | Retire from the Tailoring Trade ’ FOREVER OF GIRL’S BODY FIGHT NOW) COLD SPRING. FOR PEACE POOL-ROOM DEAL | January oem, 1906 | | J Au Scores now cloned excent 251 Elehth| i A near 23d St. and Grand Circle, on a \ALL WINTER WOOLENS a . ; * | A Dress Suit Case Mystery Deep-' Said to Be Battling for Su-|New York Detectives Report- New Treaty Stands for Inter- D, B, Mitchell Heads a Com=|J svomyne, 2%, alton pounra ott ened by Conflicting premacy in the New ed to Have Arrested ests inIndia and Asiaand | pany Which Will Sup- |] $18, $20, $25, $30 4 ope nas Fi tye ek ; ; e Yr ; Identifications. York Life. the Fugitive. China’s Integrity. | ply Racing News. ||Suits and f SEEK MRS. SCHAPIRO. EQUITABLE INVOLVED. PEEKSKILL, Sept. —Word ASI MFaanienel tee ve aanea ie ral a peer ma antes 5 oe ; vercoats . tare Coro eMrpE OF MtaGtSELIV an Havre: was Issued from the Harel. Ofce | stiicholl, formerly ‘manager of the] Wil be made to, Massureat the Unlx " 4 fa * ne rested a man closely resembling Jose: this evening together with a despatch |Wosiern Union's pool-room service, only 75 = (Only Wife of Baltimore Physician Opening of Hostilities Alleged to | ated," ian closely resembling Josen) | to the Brith Ambassador at St. | cook charog of the rervice here to-day ||" cts aN ¢ ‘ nae >felftes sold Sp a y orwarding a copy 0 ei ce FERGIE race k pews. td itores. 2 Visiting in Boston !s Have-Begun with the [iit com tis tac | Aare @ rene with Instructions to com= |e is or the poolerooma of the coun: vi AND ct be Aah , H Wie) Gutactiveavitrant =New rare ete] [RSE a tise “me ; ae ent Sast, bath ave. i wanna Lake, but they did not go there, | | ty (EE AUR STA ecently oranged In xk to han- = ——— x +. Aeon Eko rcane alg aguleee ee) and they are the men who are be - ‘a Sbjecworithell th ef bu t Is operat- a ; Fe eee ee tee ees aagiantive Tamurante Commaiiiee onice |iMevea to havermade the arrest aticotd| Be ee et tS ve Bifenesaantty Wesiern' Unlon The the drese sult c uinkng the trunk | the financial world {s awaiting with In-|SPring. News of the capture was | Peesinimaiacuandy fiaie daira pany ond of that company's wires. oY fra voing woman's. body, found Nout: | tere he fight going on between |rought here by the engineer of | Sa Ha dba OE the THEME OT Ail RHGIA Eye Galen rian anal (HE Witte BE wt UL aie AES oO eelive ae aN P, Morgan and Vice-Presi-|™e and thelr prisoner at the devot | Powers: in China: by Instiring the In ne i tern business will be sn y solution of the mystery growing | dent Gevtha Newreore nite dusuraaee |WAIINN for) a (train) ‘The egrhy of China sand the principle of long-distance telephone wire from ; teens : js of { Company, and John A, McCall, Prest- | he sald, assured some of the train mi ;_ | edunt opportunity for the commerce of | a ena = be eee ate ine a he harbor | dent of the New York Lif that they had finally goc thelr m » a ea A GUE EEO Aa oe - eee een sin vater forthe miss-] TRE opening of hostilities between | Whether the prisoner is to be brought rritorial rights of t Britain and ‘* Seen Rae ts moet toe chen’ Dagan sWnencthe Ait ble tmcandal Hd or taken to New York is not , Japan in Bastern nd India HE Perey Hatna: gia aivects airies | Began, more than halt @ year ago. In] known, the defense of ie Interests tthe Goward Stidela Weve all otlera,sauam {nto thomtcld th BOSON Ne en see AION in the Bote This One Not Gerard. Ge eee | provides the rigut shape for every > e the city hurriedly early ‘o oe Caula Waa deninrenlehoialrent wenuits OF eae suspect BANGS Central Bridge, agi on th uy stuge of the foot from infancy to m a by two polic ‘ The} ath 2 * N. ¥., yesterday, as Joseph Gerard, is 3 1 | Vein rite . anes ey ero tnele mission. ayaa not|® let the alleged purpose of which |. the right man, according to Detes.| a siecinad ripe maturity was a r stroke in the great battle | It is the perfected product of Wear a Top Coat |more than 30 years of scientifie oo or di bundle of women’ PHORM MNIEU Res beedy yaeed eee Gea deeenornrinones | ar Bay consid int- | ‘The finding of a bundle of wo | Phot aaee ed ng. € and consider Jo ne zai] choco clothing on te beach not from | » Rauitatie. ey York Uite/!"" one: man! ‘suspected’ of being Gerard fit es ‘amurea to be taken ty safe- ||| Of the proper make, and not only |{/Shoe making ¥ mete ‘the body: was) was! ore | hades skulking around the woods about Mon- | cz a) Onige. \|{ will you be well dressed, but your}}| [ber bodies the best materials and has turned out to be of no importance. Opposed by Perkins. trose and the slopes of Spitzenverg| TOECMINE of unprovols ack ||] health protected also. Our Topcoats |]! the highest skill that sound judg> ai. . sidestenediion tidivial jment ar ode! oth 3 The first 4 tion of the suit! As the story runs it 1s asserted that| save the slip to a posse shortly before Kihg. oF aggressive action wherever arising |}] are celened on individual 1 to Pie ul modern methods can case puts the ownership of It up to alGeorge W. Perkins fought against the | daybreak to-day. - on the part of any power or powers |]] Meet the most exacting den + thir a i West End phys: who has been miss- mation of this plot to discredit} After a night of adventure, which be- —_— Seu Se UA fashion. aah uiitaic os er what this means— + ing for severai days. A former land- able, He deciared that it |gan with the stealing of a horse blanket, — Taree COU Uialy the ries are and then try it. H office boy are both | tements that the lady and a ft Positive in the case was pre In trying to lo ne ove a boomerang which it] the fugitive was awakened by a posse of} e well for the New York Life | pursuers and commanded to surrender. Em i i Bmolating Di void. Hurther, {tis asserted,|He brushed the weapon aside and saulas Perkins saw only harm’ for the entire]°@bed Into the brush. Half an hour| Catherine King, of 7 ith full backs, ¢ t ||] ting collars and broad shou e in{||{ Tans, Olives and Light Eff OUR SPECIALTIES :—~ sho: Hunton Shoer, hes, who, wit a lantern, hunted for an honest man, ance of its ally he Eveniug World, with $10 bills, is hunting fora polite| war in common and make “the whyste V6 to AAA tOF, . s ‘ nutun ie - he Chesterfield model, in bi Oxfords auestion the polte ie ag 4 ; later, meeting another posse In the road- She is seeking to dis if even a money incentive w mutual agreement. | Ther Chesterfieldimeuel, H tOxtords, Wife was ilso. mi | segtern forsite pauranee dn dhe: Bove, Ui llway ibe (ala: tiearerr trek eoite aman mene ye eee tia tt honey incentive will make men |v aan possessing paramount political, ||] and Oxford, Soft Finish Fabrics, Mdren, Golf Shoea Ghee thar -| But Perkins 1s said to have been| WaY. ld the heir eplleagues') give up their seats in street cars to tired women on their way home from|mitinry and economic rignts in Corea, ||] a leading favorite, Just long eno Orthopedic shoos for Children tim kent. t | unable ‘to thwart the objects of those|#dventure with Gerard a little while be- | ’ ing ite. | wor right | below the knee to cover your frock ||| Te Coward" Good Sense” » 1 garme:ts. H SOLD NOWHERS ELSE. b She de who wished to bare the conditions ex-| {fore and went on his way unsuspected. 'Great Britain recognizes Japan “husband's isting at the time in the Equitable. Deceived by the horse blanket and the Miss King is on the Bridge cars again to-night standing up or hang-|to take such measures for the guidance. 1} coat, DI g { The second Identincaion of the sult llow's care-tree » the e t vaiting patientiy for sor her ‘ control 1 protection ef Core 8 Some erge line vith sit mene seoond sidantin Sijhe’init’ rf | Relations with Mr. Hanway. fee Mis None tree) saber, “tbe! tea “he fing to a strap, and waiting patiently for some man to offer her a seat. A | CONT STN Penni neces pre OG ae i iE, i h sell JAMES S. COWARD, intro era afer he hadidentl: | Incidental to this Inquiry as bearing | ler. complete story of her experience will be publisied in The Evening World (oye ett nay = inte 268-274 Greenwich St., N.Y. sa axe gE adnel|| MR RU BARES | (sean wanne Prices $42.00 to $35, 00 Tail Orders Filles. RY COWARDS | All Exceilent Values. | Ty yas i ied age Raincoats in th long effects, « hanging loose from the shoulders. x Fancy stripes, Ox orcs, gray r) blacks; carefully fashione: fied the sult case’ as hie proper phocograpas he upon the strained relations between Stole the Blanket. to-morrow. providing the m ¢ “That sth McCall and Perkins It is understood) y+ was only when the posse went trary to the principle of equal opp: ‘3 am ure. 1 rec | that Chief Counsel Hughes has been | ther into the woods and came upon b Ren ana thelmetomiinetdale le. | requested to ascertain what relations| parmelee Brown and the other posse 4 T could not be mistaken," he said, existed between John A. McCall and] ana jearned from them that the man| ——- Patrick Hanway. Mr. Hanway died aev- horse blanket was the sus- ith the FEAR VICTIM WAS efal months ago. He had been editor | Sct that they realized how thelr quarty for many years of insur; ed tiem. 4 A BALTIMORE WOMAN | calted The Vigiiant. | Seurance Paper | hag cae etike “another bunch back confidently “expected that this| there," called out the man with the at N W. ae imity to her Indian fron sary to safeguard her Indlar @ high contracting parti neither will, wit! other, enter ‘int ment with another power between Perkins and McCall for }horse blanket, as Constable Townsend range 1 4 f supremacy will not end until MoCall|and his party’ passed him on the road- prejudice of the objects descr! for formal occasions or | $3, BALTIMONE, Spt : has been forced to resign. ‘The onus | way. the preamt NT trted all kinds of 4 Schapiro, wife of Dr. Maurice a » | of the responsibility for giving up $143,-| The horse blanket had been stolen As regaris the present war. be 345 09 to $30 09 eed i chung ‘a Baltimore physician, and daughter of |) of the savings of New: York Life |from the barn of Andrew Bennett early Jaman and Russin, Great Britain | . 5 ry tee ‘ ¢ ai a Mrs Louis Nathan, of No. 247| policyholders to Cornelius N. Biles has |in the night. continue to maintain. striet_ neutra pears (tel Mr, and Mrs, Louls Nathan, of No. 247) jon shouldered on McCall. Perkins tes-| ‘The fugitive, who has been working some other power or powers 5 — : { 5 als Central avenue, this city, went to Bos-| tified that Mr. McCall ad notcon-| pis way 1a and out through a circle of fa hostilit Inst Japan, In. wale Stutteartee. Underw morning, (ope Wo bave's cuadce bo Feecsiben ton with her husband nine weeks ago| silted lim nor any other officers of the | posses on Spitzenberg Mountain, was Her Grace: of Marlborough case Great Britain will cor the Stuttgarter nderwear. carvits” Gc, Wier, #9 im Bt, Newark, N, Jo and js missing, and her friends fear|Cmpany In making the firet two con-|evidently making tracks to get back assistance of Japan, will cond ir ||| sanitary AlleWool Shirts atl tributions of $00,000) each to the Repith-|to the Bronx last night. 4 ss . in common and will make peace In|]] Sanita $7 50 she is the woman whose torso was) lican party, and as a result the indig-| After Townsend's posse recovered Was Troubled with a | mutual agreement with Japan | or Drawers, inom Zouna dn the sult case In the Day ee tee eee ee eaten ta [Sten we une montane ee | ‘ihe condition andes whioh armed.» elchtso ce, i be ocused on the 8 and word was telaphoned to Mon- oe sistince shall be affordad by citi & ‘Winthrop. - form of public and private com-|trone, and a cordon thrown out to pre- Slight Deafness Search for Young Lawyer, |p en etn i tne circum low is the t Mrs. Schapiro has not communicated tlons demanding his restgnatioa| vent the man’s escape South along the SSo Perking,, menager of ihe ces mentioned in the present agree. ss with her parents for five weeks. Ac-| from his position of trust New York Central tracks. ee mont and the means by whieh such cording to members of the family the Teel —————— meagre description of the victim of the Because of the contradictory report sult case mystery tallies with that of | circulated concerning an operation 1 Mrs. Schapiro. Then too a mysterious formed vesterd: spon Sonsudle, t ; ° ti rab Tal f j = Ralsevors ackrecelvedssocahe aad vones ess of Ma uch. Dr a nis} nd place of business. since| tions of mut ntery sts " 45 anal telegram was received to-day addressed Gurtle, the operating. surgeon, mad Saturday, Franklin is a lawyer, a grad-| ‘The treaty goes lato. effect immo: | STORES | Cor,ChamtersSt. |!) _pre-sany, Patateble Potent Teato Coot, Do Qoct, “Mrs. Maurice. Schaviro anata ’ authoritative statement concening it to- | uate of Yale, thirty-two years ‘old, and| lately. || Neve sckem. A GRY sped COS gout teave Mostsn? Is Br. dohapiro with iy [Well connected In his native town. of ——.- L Serer [idle wares a neipennine tobias be pes yu hen wi je re ‘ xf pareve a 0} 7, c Ie Lea nte ‘The operation was not performed upon FIFTH AVE.CROWD ee ————_— Gterllag Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 558 Members of the Nathan family have fk ea ee cere et 2694 AT to\Gan Rranchice: SAW MAN KILLED |, A APSHUSL SALE, YEH SGLLIOW BOXES st i nze and Consolidated G af assistance shall be made available will | the Bronx, renorted to. hol Reiitmingad by: the maga ant Mili ts Kaka Carharlefo polb to-day that Harvey] authorities of the ntracting ies, SENS | ’ “ Franklin, one of the salesmen} wio wiil from :im time sult one 12th st. for the company has been missing from) anotner fully and freely on all ques- ||] 3 BROADWAY | Goa sy anal St. mever neater Dr. Kabn. The tele- iene de RT ber Hashana have eee BaatMTo! Charies F. Murphy broke his rule of] More Coney Island police talent will] fali received by the Duchess n ber! Newapy, smPT. om.—Dantel B. Ely The Schapiros were married last| Silence to-day to deny a published |be imported Into the Tenderloin region | youth. December. yney have lived In Phila-| assertion that he had instructed anti- |to agaist Capt. Dooley in bringing about | ‘The Duchess affer cc | sce RT { Truthful Statement. and C. ow York, have on with sult line of | Crushed Under Derrick at ‘Thirtys- POR TEs ik, Plain, delphia, New rk, Providence 9 Car: . “ Suli’s santas telair os i ss Brooklyn since then. Their Brooklyn and) McCarren leaders in Brooklyn to}his ideas of a tight ld in the district.| pr. Curtis went to De diulta saniiar eae for Fourth Stecet and Body jtcid Ghose oad Vanilla Cos . a fh a . ress was No. 31 Graham avenue. slaughter the ticket on election day| The Captain believes he can carry out | PiU, us No. a © eet a mile and the Una 4 and work against !t on the quiet be-|his plan to better effect if he js sur-| Where the operation WAS Pp ub minnie cents. “The term Ader Great Welmlt. ate Conve Pe i i tween now and election in order that} rounded by men of known and trieq| course Dr. Curus re ve any | Shtalot the people, PO cancelled BY @) Peter Gallndio, of No, 240 Mulder Oi MN fits, urna, Wounds, sored wind he ty may be discredited, Commissioner of Police to allow the} Sid that the patient stuod it remand derrick at No, 1 East Thirty-fourth 7 ay Al in| an ty ‘ y well aud that awe wilt be abi t | BEOKe Nec f oon and instantly Kile OU § EOS} Anca te uiBueh a, statement.” declared Mr-Viranater of leven plain elthos. men, [{2¥.™Gt Mueytul eas Vuuutaaay” | K by Fali sires. this aftemoon and instantly ited | ONS cS) NOG Un 9y dccasio: ie Duchess has Atoc shaft thiniy feet to the Heke for the tleket, We want Kings|fO7mer Asmociates at Coney Island, On. thr wions the Duet ha ‘ Aft thiniy feet to th Re ceteea tts) anaes 5 rations to relieve tae uircatened | George Hoffman, stableman for Bwift| in sight of scores In the dinlng-rooms a trary, I pave asked every Brooklyn} sp. pinecs te be filed pre Areunaenien: a oera tot the Duchess of Mariborgush | & Oo., meat packers, at No, 3% Kast|of the Waldorf-Astoria. Hotel Mi Pues Mow Bore leader I have met to put in his best P led by Afteon of his| Nave been performed before this Wine. | Foriy-fourth, ‘street, fell through an| women In futomobiles. and. cart auc | Unees a1 we OMclals at Police Headquarters | been under the treatment of Dr. Ieador | to-day jand broke his neck, Hey ay County. ‘ae roll np ay bis’ wasiorthy al promptly granted the new Czar’s ro- Mueller, 0, Glatingulshed mn elaliat of aA in als 1 att 906 East inuensy stones A tn the construction (0,05 Ui } ta or Tittle Tia Sullivan introduced a reso: [she Nostle can for the Democratio on quest, and ‘the personnel of the ‘Ten: ene — Avenue and uirtyctourth ttner. Warn ae LICORTLANDIS® YY, SRDAN & CO dite tate the Based or et Host lerloin police force will undergo a radi- > men wore shifdng It to anovher posit COR CHURCH SE ¥ ” Bfternoon prohibiting the exhibition of |; 2m, MUPhy was asked if Martin W.| cal change before the end of the week, WOMAN DIES AT Boy Hurt While at Play. Galladlo passed the guard and was Se aE OKI 99-101 AED SER OHAE Hae eh Littleton had the inside track of the! 11 1 sald that Capt. Dooley has other A Bay q| Walter F. Winters, cleven years ola,, under the derrick verore he could be PARKROWWKASSAUS? cece tre waleer end | Brooklyn candidates mentioned for the] and more impontant traneters in con.| AGE OF 113 YEARS) Bast ‘Thirty-ceventh atreat, | Sab icing moved could not be are COR SPRUCES” Little Tim's attention was drawn to| nomination for Comptroller. He replied: | was being moved could not be the uso of these posters by Brooklyn |" we huye echo . +] templation, deferring action until he Ac See | the Bellevue He qh (tarepned upon him. ae in communication | has made a thorough test of the efi- hile using aw as v1 Half an hour was consumed jn rats i 7 Guhtyiaresniaation anil cienor (cette mM! Mary Th inven 10 Grent As a trapeze he slipped and fell, | the weight from his body. und a teem ' ee as en tars epactay point. Any. proper candidate | work psGenay Aalendae, fer colly dren Among ANGIE: On, tile head: dus crowd gathered. “Grange ‘Ranks DENTISTRY elr advertising | named by the Kings County organisa-| ‘'Tell the Tenderloin not 4 s Panag Mabe A reat And. wa, was] yy tne 1 We constituted a moral unenace, ie aul cerceatins consiiecatnn’” "tant, thelpune aiiles ou? eit eth BEATE Bares aa E, M, Weston Missing, Peed tetmer Gauri | 88 taken 0) vance in duis : Little Tim's resolution makes the| ‘The boss of Tammany Hall placed a| Commissioner McAdoo to-day with a| NoRPOLK. Ve. Sen muy vteath| ‘The police have been asked by Mrs ; iy mcwheny, LaF meet a | Police Commissioner the censor of all! slight emphasis on the word “proper.” | little chuckle, when asked about com-| gariteate wae Inued here today inte Me pM. Weston, of No. 257 V or auch advertising in the future, and no|it was teken to mean that Tammany | ments upon the failure of Capt. Dooley, | ceva at Mary ‘Thomas, a. near, W indred and 'Kortw-third | ate gine _ burlesque company may exhibit its ad-| Hall will not accept a candidate for| the new "Czar of the Tenderloin,” to| shows. she ws ears old, ha: Die FOF Man Rumba At wie: Jere Hie ib $100 Profit on Each $10, and s 18 ye: been born in Perquims and’ has not been eston 18 a proofreader. O98 | of y 124,98 INVEST in LOTS at PRE aT RICY ny at East Elmburst “efiyp rae nueccraanues Fahne Bay. 6 GORDON MARTI rapid transit and the this townsite will do t | Yertising until it has been passed upon | the Comptrollership offered by McCar-| make the swift and startling desce: a it by (niin, ‘The board referred the roso- | ren unless the candidate ty watisfactory | upon the gilded dens of vice in that die- Caroling: i Auguat tf to the Legislative Committee. | to Tammany Hall. trict expected of him when he took com- Ndchildren, forty-five’ great-grand: ‘Dun, who is Little Tim's poiltical “rammany ‘wilt be In absctute control | mand Inst week, AANaron Wid krenCerentersadendaren, | Memorial to Collins. ‘and boss, 1s one of the owners | Goiegates from Manhattan, the Bronx, | It 18 inferred the Commisstoner Is sat- a BORTON, BART, M—At 8 maging of ‘Theatre, the advertising | Qresns aad nond. On @ pinch ho | isfled the new commander is only study-| YELLOW FEVER DEATH Boslon eitinena this afiensnon it Was neous DON MARTIN, OTe: 3 memes WRPOMEHIE: sults 70d, 20h Avi. Cor m Brooklyn. Al-jing his precinct before he does the decided to erect 4 memorial to Perrick |B Half Hour from Herald Square fH avvointments ) te ‘been a Keen_an- A. Co'ling, late Mayor. Richard Olney rad 24 | a Win’ wissaccad nenalder ‘sla oheoa ite Rg | n¥ Gpedto HERE, BUT NO DANGER. je ehalepan of the committer Whleh | Ml Ny posta to-DAY ron | : ice for} Inspector Schmittberger, who last ‘al f CIRCULAR AND Views the nomination for troller bri week took cha f P Yi DOCTORS TO SAVE |ihemihose nt nny other man of Bronk | of wniehe sie Mienadtiointtis wapuct [Maeatra, Taken from Panama) po po oo Bonkers Land & Mortgage Co., WOMAN SMASH AUTO|!2,,"ho name has been mentioned, |had'm talk. with the Commissioner’ tis Steamer, Dies at swin- Pp g Crops. = ee eee | leton is an avowed municipal-own-| morning. Mr. McAdoo took a stroll 4 . ; 7, innbatian Aye.) Brooklyn: \.¥, ‘ ership man, through the. Tenderloin with Cap S burne Intend, WASHINGTON, SEPT, 26,—Secretary faterrying to Hospitel tor opera- SBrtesnu copra Dosey, lat night, ‘These conferences, | yoge Macaira, a coal passer on the | W842: of the Department of Agricul | fon Three Are Thrown trom | MORGAN REFUSES Tol wih have the sdolnge® it fessed Panama lise steamship Havana; which | Ubi to "Cae Sadie Wont Tie | NOW OPEN! v Colon 01 lay, dled a ld ep t= - Machine, but Escape Hurts, TO BE EXECUTOR, |" * "1 20! be Impatient. Rea) talahe igeday ia pate 4 ‘Sabaposaten xaggerated, ear | Blatedell, head surgeon of 5 Hern District Hospital I Will | viuaneter ad Hie Bom Decline 1 SPEAKER NIXON NOW Macatra Is bellé¥ed to have contracted | DEAD WITH PISTOL IN POCKET mand Dre Waleeey 4nd Inch] wuperviee Small Katate Lett by HAS PNEUMONIA, | (Ne iiivana’ active ‘here tan ve" ———— $ vere % | Weapon Found on Supposed Trala thoe Wve! t i ni seer ake Ve) RIVERHEAD, lo 1. Sept. J. Pier-| WESIFIULD, N.Y, Bont. 26~| were yo dusiuccon ae senna et Viethn Was Emoty nek. Lond, it and his son, J, Plerpont,| ker Nixon spent a fairly good night | ight, Waen Giey Lecdine pronuunced | rf | 0 act ae exscutors of Mtor the operation of Jast evening, but Baca Se Gay wil erat shaman aut miley yeas old ound | Francis ¥, Draper, who was further complicated thi ate een. dead to-day at Prankila avenue, Edgo- r at the eof oroing oy meumonia setting fy Helspurno tsignd. ie eal aiere, lb, alongalde of the Lang Tal | ®. Bhi formerly 8] ANACONDA DIVIDENG Cover Ata Will be snd Tallrond traeks, {9 supposed to have fever, ‘LION BRAND FOR MORE THANA QUARTER CENTURY THE LEADING World BRONX OFFICE For the convenience of the resi- cents of the Bronx The World has established a branch office at (3) Hast 14th Street, Near Third Avenue, for thy reception of advertisements, Subscriptions, &c. LAUNDAY WANTS-- been Killed by a train, although a ve- NARONDA A niyo ND UP, |cuned a sin i ; di i$ | Molver" wih all the chambers cmpty was | COLLARS the directora of the Anaconda Cop, 13 found in uo of his pockets, ‘The + . jen dt Mining " y Y mn et says there | nan 8 5 feet § Inches ht TE TEST OF Y ante ag i ssi Tie Ne oS a py fand’had dt a Eat Os ies wy. tal “HELP WANTED—MALE, COOPERS WANTED 10 head up ime bar. els A to ©, Dormdufen, ota and rack dh, ft,