The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1912, Page 10

NOTED CROOKS | College Girls Sweep, (DYNAMITE WAR ON [“"rtow'oomesvsmess: BARNES BLOCKS NEW SHIP SEIZURE ("Rat WTS Sth. SENTAWAYFROM — Dusé andl Wash Dishes | By CuNESE REBELS: rnc rsevu--am MOVETOINDORSE BY THEITALIANS "co Se Savings Died Few Days Ago | | SEKCIER, sua, 2.0 MOO hard- sities from Accidental Pistol Shot. i] 1 ships were suffered by two school teweh- i} WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn, Jan ers, Arthur Young and lis wife, of the \|President of Mount Holy- | f At the request of the bank officers fol- town of Masi on the Island of Lagte, — oke Says These Young | ¥ on — pa lowing @ suggestion from the State! while on a visit of Presence in Neighborhood as Women Tend Toward | Bank schools of the qistrict the Highest Type of Valuables Are Being Re- “! “ded . ‘ =r ain the ci od of t ine . eid ‘ their three-year-old child. | Gen. Liang Pi, High Manchu, ite'vestuceotne suet anorder restrain.) Threatens to Resign as Chair-| Tavignano Was Held Up and out trom staasin a week ogo a. _ Housekeeper and) moved Causes Police Activity, Mother. a ee THR BYENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUABY 87, 1018. ee | wv —— miniastoner’a in order to ascer- y | . “ ing the Windsod Locks Savings Bank vz S| gasoline Sg abl ieee beng 4 d ac eoely o a Sti a j arges Hi 3 | | manageabl A vere e No | Mangled in PAIL etl iad DUEL sag La Ui FE ip if State Committee | Barges Shelled in French | (em ee ett Tot reach he | Chang Huai Chih E : r, 408, | eh and the little craft drifted owt to Apes, Aupreme Court of Errore, waa werved « Passes Resolution. Waters Is Claim Made, tea.” to-day, The recent examination of the | |e ror five days and five nights ey — v the ® ie oF az bank showed ti he beh fidated about without resting any vee- ‘ : ‘ emocracy ia the keynote oj rn Sisdé checked up correct - . : ’ + Ba a a They had neither food nor water GUARD IS) INCREASED, the present day cotiegen for | 1 |. PMKING, Jen. $7.--Gen. 11eng PhO) Aw. Converse, the former tres State Chatman Willan, Barnes Je.) PARIS, Jan, 27—Tho Italie torpedo*! with them and were in despair when i S of nd fe - women | LiL bs Meeccnt hl snk arnt ll seh hee | of the bank, died a few days mandant of the Imperial Guarda, W88) Dieta) giot accidentally inflicted in lis injured perhaps fatally today by @ brig Fang renee we wash vig | tent to Introd bomb thrown by an unidentified China| jag alao been postmaster of the We man in military uniform, The man. for about forty years hurled the bomb from the aide of the) The bank was examined by the State urer ware" | touk drantic measures to-day’ to forestall | boats whic six: from a the French steamer| they were cast upon the beach of Siqui- ‘what he had bepn told would be an at-|Tavignano 1a night, also shelled] jor Island, 20 miles distant. When @ and pass @ ag everal barges which were going out)landed Mr. and Mrs, be kJ mH Indoraing President ‘Taft at the] from shore to untoad the ‘Tavignano off| fearfully emaciated and suffering, towl | meting of the Republican State Com-|siyan, Tunis, According to a apectat| te child was quite well, All will grob- mittee, ‘Phe C an had been warned 7 Sea | ably recover. | Sel et el | despatch received here to-day trom Ben|™” TOYS! ‘ m re Beery gird in our college, rich \ Fifteen Additional Detectives or poor, performs at teast an | =* . ewe | | hour's domemtic work as a part \ Called io Financial District | of ner aaity programme ‘road an Lieig Pl wae aligiting from | Contiesioners on dat 5. ‘The assets] western eee eesaee sad. tramed | GaFdan, a coast town on the frontier be TEAMER RUNS ASHORE. re Wikia coins 1 am opposed to all oryanita * I POUOMAe GEG, thie “ANTENNAE TPHUNOE. | eonrrT ne ee ae uni Tripol, t ‘i i tp Watch for Thieves. | sine schton eve secret, ceciusive Ne trie “at the ‘enerance {0 aaron with tue aatenit Furlahed gue regtution «sere prepared to | @en Tunls and Trpot, the capture of s 3 ; - i ome, ie boo : inte the self-perpetuating, and we ‘The presence of a num have accordingly abolished the secret aovietion here spring it the Tavignano and the shelling of th “There will be no indorsement of| barges occurred in French waters, Th President Taft or anybody else if, 1| indignation over the incident ts great. Florida With F ere Strikes in Chesapeake Bay. were broken and had ty be anpu-| tobe fn a pacullar state. A, W. | tated. * | verse, wio lind been treasurer ‘The anmeflant waa hinself inatantly 1 rot despera crooks, some of them of international titution were found | , romgned @ your ago owing | ‘ GF help St," said Mr. Barnes, Ge! ROME, Jan. 2.—The French passenger} NORBOLK, Vas Ja 2 ied by explosion. A had been succerded by C.F Met | i ‘ notertety tn the curious crowds which T have visited several homes of ac tang Pi was 6 strong reaction: | 140d. ‘The Commissioners found that| they attempt anything of that sort 1/ steamer Tavignano, which was selzed by Florida, from Baltimore Jeet night ame @out the the Kquttable! coltege graduates where I find ary and had been suspected of implica |0f @ long period of years no trial bale | Will hand in my resignation and they etal Maret boats Lt nant off | for _tortolly, with ee ae e else fo s n, Tunis been released, freight, $8 ashore at North . = bom while 9 ns of dollare in ee! tag? they have inaugurated @ tion in the recent assassination of Gen. e had ‘been #triwk and that the new | can choose somebody else for chair hI 8 been ¥ and other valuables are ® {ng femoved, gave the police decidest Ma ta) Cheng: treasurer did not know exactly the! man. It J# not the function of the A semi-oflicial note Issued to-day ex- | per Chesapeake Bay, FE | An attempt wae made to-day to eases. | PAnK'S Mapiiition State Committee to indorse any one." plains that the French steamer Tavig-|4¥e Impeding navigation, aystem of housrkveping asa di a comp } , A BALTIMORE, 3 amines to-day. liapector Hughes, « rect reavit of their academic | Jainate Hrlg:-Gen, Chang. itval Chih at | mayne tar aces Mot compel @ bank to] Mr. Barna vas reminded that the) nana was gelsed by the Halen torpede | wiouigg, aground off hearing that known thieves and deeper | tenining. Many of them do their the ratiroakd station Pain, ‘TRO | Gonere could only’ request this, be | State Committee hae in the past edopt- | boat destroyer Fulmine at. a distance of ected, will be released this afternoon ught back to this city, Her par- lected to remain aboard, wiht ortad to he comfortably at her steamer will take the General was not Injured, and th bomb | got.e. el resolutions indorsing persons high in| nine miles to the east of Zarzis and to make a trial balance, but the ta | th councils of the party. He admitted | outside of French waters. As it wi wan involved. He avked the Commia-| action on that line had been taken, but| rumored that the Tavignano was en joners that un expert be sent to make | declared he had always felt'It was fil-| #agea in carrying contraband and the does Were hanging about the aie | ‘Treasurer Cleveland attempted hood sent Atteen of his beat men to tre] tA, howeriwork: | thrower, « young Chinaman, was even- Ald Of those already on the ground, Physical development should | ~ | "ine agents of the revolltlonaty. oarty among them inen whe have made &| be practically compulwory, for | the control of absence from coueKe, of rn specialty of knowing by sikht bank bdned feta | jin this clty recently tntimated that @ ally i ik | "" 1 line to-night ; tration and chaperonage, of churoh he examin n nally the bank | timed, Italian ofMfvers on searching the vessel , c en 5 ce, Ol t 5 | ce seeakts nd @fe blowers and highway.| he average American girl ue papel attend Tr aintenance| 2numite campalgn was not Improbable pMicers agreed that it would be wise! “herp Ie nothing rant our fol- {did not find any customs receipts on} men her brain, and her hody must be uit and order in the halls of feels v aiteahen ane: bret yl and to tap to have the bank restrained from jowing @ bad precedent,” le said. | voard, the Tavignano was oscorted to Te the course of removing a great, ft accordingly denwe, lecture halls and on the campuai| ginning of & Rertee of similar. cHimon. ween’ ast. into prope! anape fosday| ey HR Ge Parti eer nt came | TRDOI, hres Hours later, however, l L ateel-bonnd chest filed with gold coin mee poe A ETE net soadensio, tle-| It tn evidently the Intention of the dyna- oth partiew at interest asked Judge srcotle tit Neuve neon ae to-aey'* | after thorough inepeotion of the ehip and dullion and so heavy that ex men By Sophie Irene Lueb. Fandict ar dauertions concerning the| mitara to pick out the most prominent Prentice for the restraining order. lott to do the indoraiine Tinwwenad. | #4 not revealed any contraband, the THIS PRESCRIPTION could just barely lft it from the Me eta ? mnt Burton of |. "THUS every wudent ster nnible| Metals and military officers who are vaused no excitement A the members id rnmnittes | TaVignano was released. \ Hate Deposit Company's vaults | guith Collate tat the American coliege |@ (08 president and his aie, Panay cernmre vere omen he statement of the park, Oy | right along to mind thelr own business.” | | The sem!-oficial note points out tnat! Free from Drugs and Opiates c ormed my ‘owe ‘ th lent vote: ‘4 4 deka hag | The mes o-day caller : ' dethetiver and uniformed snen torimed a | girl at qhe matt took, herselt too aerioure | At student votes for andl stipportn aa NCIOCO, Jén, ‘—Prew Be eta ee ie mor annate was | cre meeting to-day was called to hear | the presence of sailing vessels led the | Cures a Cold Overn hollow square about tie fading ntinned enforcemen PRA’ i {the report of @ sub-committee which | Italian officers to believe that the Tav- ' Ty and that to-day whe realizes not 0] tom Winn eee mate e tat eke ta] Sun Yat Sen of the provisional Chinese checked up by the Commissioners and | ngs ‘heen wrestling with the dl 4 ; . | When the chest had been put on ® (tite of college as the importance of her (it te quite natural for her to bend every | tering the Manchu throne inust be wt. Gage om oe My Munn NT lc nt medicines’ i Upen truck the armed escort followed it to|tndividual college life.” said Mary | effort in making i! Just what it shouta| dkated &F 8 o'clock on the morning of REY OR PETERS OPENS and a large attendance of proxies, it] need. sof simple honesty aad the Wall etrest offices of the Bankers | Woolley, President of Mount Holyoke | P® Jan, 2, the date eet for the ending of Cid looked wa though the regular members| Satisfaction is felt here at the done ity. A physician OM drseies jon ion Trust Company, to which the chest be College (eatabliahed seventy-five years) “In @ word it 1s @ government | the armntetive Uetween the Government HIS GROCERY STORE. were dodging tio direct primaries is-| clusion of the Franco-Italian incident) matter ‘of record. It can be referred to longed. when T talked with her at her home at| BY the student, for th tend | and the Republicans, or an attack wilt \au | or were keepi ,| relative to the capture of a number of time, and its inj can be oon the copitel, ‘This, niorens- e Keeping away because they at any gredients can ee hanes ‘ were afraid they would have to com-| Turks from the French steamer Ma-|known to the patient. But the patent jon reached here to-day in a eable- Sells Vegetables to the Poor Of iit” themselves by a vote for or|nouba by Itallan warships, The dec-| medicine man turer keeps his fora | Of the student, which is distinctly | American in concept, and which in | reality mow symbolises the Ameri- | «ram to the Chinese Daily Free Press. AOMIT THEY FEARED “SOME: |fouth 1 THING WAS COMING OFF.” | fit! haa pa + Mn “The Ameri 1 the experimental axe, > at Sli Against a Taft endorsement. : Dele eee eae oon van, th continvied, “and ts xradually adjuet-| ogg spirit’ inthe college to-day. | —_—————— pper East Side at Slight MSNA FeDOIe OE the. aubiopTNenttied ‘Out | eect tive Se tvs eee sountrlea? meee nie Ghee vou roblotcrens Cette and Lirow, in charge of the man [0H Reraelf to better At {he need In the) 3m thie manner, « girl Warns juss | | Reduction. | lined a plan for the designation of ju-| dfter examining the facts of the case | drugs. — tm plain clothes, admitted they feared "Along what ines Ie she pari varly| that to be able to give orders one | ' Tlie HAIRY EE eat te ee enasem selection of delegates | aid teatfizming the friendship of the| Lael Aetet pap pichahe borddel cd “something was coming off ‘They pre | aiming?” 1 asked | must know how to take them. So | ‘ by the Rev, Madison C, Peters, pastor Tete ational convention in the spring | two nations, have decided to submit the | erties of virgin oil of pine. Most of them temfed that they based this impression, “Not any particular line,” answered | that altogether the tendenty of the | ® of the. Pilerim Congregational Church | 515 marie o report created a lot of question to The Hague tribunal, has|use it in their daily practice. One of om what they called “the feeling in th®! aise Woolley, “but ahe aime to butlg| Woman's College te for democracy at One Hundred and Twenty-first street | discussion and the meeting was pro-| been cordially welcomed, the most reliable and quick-actingspre- afr,” but It was plain that some intima | . -estiseneniD, = " , "1 to-day longed, the “progressive” or Roosevelt he Ti » scriptions for the cure of colds, sore strong in the matter of capacity for any find Madison avenue, was opene . o 101 The Turks are now to be delivered fi tom from the underwortd had reached |given work after leaving her, academic|SRCRET GOCIRTIES HAVE BEEN! 4... market prices were given ast Mo. H3 Hast One Hundred end | clement objecting vigorously to many Of / into the care of the French Consul at throat, inflammations of the mucous the authorities to put them on thetr | training. | ABOLISHED. severe jolt to-day, An entire week's Twenty-third xtrent, in the same Bull | ie er erenene Lens bear ‘ liari, in Sardinia, and by him trai Ll rpehacecafeyerecs heer eras h pat 4 wvard. "One of the things that seeme to.me| So much oo, that here we have sbol-|savance was wiped out ta. the final| {ae with the Hariem ‘Home for Friend- | 11) Dekh 64 Son Wenn sut nee Manges | ferred to AMareeiiles. The French sue bry ae a feed tela) acid is f Just before noon three men—one a paramount.» Vat iN) should j shel the wecret woclety, belloving that hour, when standard securities broke | tens Hoy let thieent only to mchine policans | eMortes are to take measures to wee |SACAULT ountas pure Whiskey ands dank eneak, another a burglar and the have practical dge of domestic | Soctetion whould generally be for the! @harply under an avalanche of laut When the door war opened &t 11No attempt was made to introduce aj that if there are any confbatants among mr a tae dan oe other @ tranaatiantic cacd ahapér-—were | Ife. Here 1) Mount Holyoke every air! NA eR OnH oy Me tr Abe! tion. o'ctoge the place was strewn with bar-|resolution indorsing President Taft and them they shall not reach the scene of A ic pata i bE arti agen talking together on the Rroadway |{n the college, no matter what her home Ms ‘The cause of the selling movement( rele and. baskets and bage containing | Chairman Barnes was not put to thetene war in ‘Tripolt. Compre hea eerie will cure any | lege demands that secret self-perpet- 4 necessity of offering ‘his resignation. His | cold that is curable. mdewalk opposite the ruins Box rent: | environment must do #0 ratio! nating mocletios whould not exiet in the| WS Roswell Miller's statement explain: | ll sorte of vegetables RERGUERAEORt that Ne would: 46. ae, fa| —_—— | Your druggist can furnish these ingre- ore who tad taken strong boxes from | work at least an hour colleges. ing why the dividend of the St. Paul! Several handsomely Kowned membera | rer tinganosy, was made to at Bank Reserves $45,898,000. dients at small cost and you cen mix the vaults were intercepted by the po | “What kind of work «det 1] OMe recownize the tendency and the|¥as recently cut from 7 to a6 per cent. of the Rev, Tr. Peters’s church were | Evening Word reporter before the meet-, The statement of Clearing House |them at home. Virgin oil of pine sheuld Hee as they came out of the temporary | Haked. [acairabiiity of young people drawit basia, ‘The pesslmietic statement of the | presem, Among them wore Mrs, ing of the committee was called to or-| banks for the week shows that the | always be pot baih the original ball- entrance to the Mercantile vaults and| — “The work 19 apportioned so ap | toxether In groups, and that auch Intl [St Paul's chairman w cent ued, bY | Boyd Hawley, President of the Interna- | der. tanks hold $4,698,000 reserve in excess|ounce vials bearing the label of the Were warned to keep a good grip on t to comMict with the studies, Mite fellowship constitutes no small | Wall etrvet an reflecting oe OF tonal Club, and Miss Lottie Willot, a! To-day” part both of th the Rockefellers on matters: pertaining action by the State Commit- At of college life 1 requ " - i A i, Y Te aiken. They aided the | tee Moans that the delegates to the Na- of legal req ai eesen tas: ‘This is an in Tench Chee amet ay, oh Crneinnet to the country's business. Mr, Miller's | setvemen' hey ©. Temas GUAVORLION Will be selected by. the | reese of $8,796,000 in the proportionate | Ohio, as this is the only form in whiel arm and the but aecrot sovtett their boxes. Women were cepecintly Some girle wash dishes, som: warned. weep, others dust. Ina word, the Hol nee vito th . | . ing out and - | ve as compared with I 4 aves Gecda uh nvany dy Wie dens | EMR Or LGeaed whl O 1 8he pot cnetenenry, tosthie ae siatanient, publiched to-day, is as fol- here yeee Jv ‘elling o1 weigh direct primary instead ot by Con. cae reserve npared h dal qo raed ad px tear lbet id 3 Fi {| tinued Joltering of the roo! at he Mve do the work of that hall al — collegen Mrge Kone fos to whten| ‘The cut in St."Paut'e dividend fete! Haire dosep women and children were | Simmer: Co en Maat eee ne | wummoned Collins and Brown, ‘Then he moet entirely, They are expected al! students are eligible, organized for| Was made necessary by the reduction | legates to the National Convention waiting when the sales began. All of Anite purpe and also amall|of net earnings, which were caused bY | the customers aliowed the signs of pov- to ( ips of those students who the faiture of crops in the Dake and | 4 i on - . ‘They were inclined ¢ eo mirly and pis hedged bitty Se Arawne temether, by. siiilariiy. 60 § Minnesota, end By the 4 tie, 08 pit Ge As Dr. Peters weighed out the! tional Convention delegates a course of | { MNeTiys fetes ued nae’ tiers setely Mee cacipale tee thelr werk, | Cr Rurmath Buch igtoups trom time] General Bublness, .whlon seemia to. furs s and potatoes he told the cus- | procedury to be adopter. * tomera the object of the grocery was _ Mie should ferin and when the oce| Mish no immediate prospect of improve- | , 3 —.—_. J mes McCree & Co started for the borougy uf rubber plants. elRee $f It were mot dome tt wonld —\laton pasers or the grow graduates, | ment Drove | piace Vewstables In the hands of Me) Wie WIFE AND CHILDREN ! | I A dead line was then ¢ a eode be added to their tuition. will: disperse. “We hope for better earnings | Poor at low prices, and was In the way Ww ‘will be uninstructed, although the State Convention may recommend to the Na- ordered the three crooks ty qot out, %0 taRe oare of thelr own rooms, 9 q beck In every direction f Tine, In a mehaure, the girl who) "Likewise, T do not even think tt te|frem crupa during the next fecal year, of a Ment agninat the smistieman und) SEE ARKANSAS SLAYER Zord Street 34th Street ing and crooked characters were turned | Works her way through college more, Wise for girls In collekes to have two but there is no prospec of impro' ‘The grocer-clergyman's stock wh DIE ON SCAFFOLD. 6 same apartments or the same build y “ 1, BOX RENTERS HAVE RE: lich of as vutehler ince che does pers {20 Mime apartments oF the wamo bulls] oe faim aie COMM. SeaNes | bareel of uppies, two bags of ca0DARe, | OSCROLA, Ark, Jan, #.—Prociaim: ari PARAM we \ MOVED THEIR SECURITIE hapa a litte extra work, White the ool- | Ea. urncipior that. should dominate | labor." feo bugs OF Lirnipe, one basket of CAF: | ing his, inacence’ to several theusena| SLLK DEPARTMENTS, In Both Stores, ) Twelve hundred of t) nm thousand SUN tende primarily for gen | the college girl life to favor the for-| The entire market dropped with | rota, one basket of beets, one basket of | , vox renters who kept securities, can! and! valuables in the vaults of the Mer. | teacting, dir camille Safe Deposit Company ha outelde of, perhay vocation ia unknown in| lr bulldings oy i ile % collewa And tui 6 Sele o Idea t* to create a xenera the college Gud tie domentte ml soirit that reacli 1 to all students and calli | mation of congental groups tn 4 on. alacrity after the St, Paul statement | parsnips, one basket of onions and four Lataedid Ferro ee iteetena’ tne pete lun bulldings or entries | waa announced, The gelling attack | barrels of potatoes, When the sales end- | oI i “keep right God, erged mainly around Lehigh Val- | ed at noon the stock was all cleaned out | Hake é ates, convicted ar rate. | ud Reading. Theee \ennen slumped | at a email p “McCreery Silks” called for thelr treasure chesta and [ences have not invaded the college CALAN Get ie palie eet re Medi 4 point, Mtoe, Onion Paeiee: | “Accoas tie atreel af No. 440 wast One [An stant later, Shot througl the. trap Famous over half a Century. taken them away. Only one vault re- |‘ yet the very nature of dimetpline “Bherefore when she goss ont |*\ Paul and Copper Maren an average | Hundred and Twenty-tilrd street, Mrs. | pere yesterday alongside x Pres | . tnains to be opened. It Ss the largest; and avatem ax taught by the averawe) 4mto the world having this spirit |0f 2 pointe low ne day's husiness | Rosle Horr runs u grovery. She went « 4 om : , Of all and ts tn the rear on the Cedar Poolloge makes far the indepell-, ImeoKper@ted in her Make-up her | Amounted to 46,60 shares woman to make wome pur ihn | SE MteN eek os Nie dont otteut The latest weaves and colors in Plain street alde of t premises fo the Atmertean wiv 90 that eiererenys | woman bought nine pound: word, One trigger operated both trap: Ht was vaid by bankers that tn thie! w Vault was a collection of deposits m valuable than all the other securith Cha does go fort life she can so syatomat Work ay to al once from the Rev. Dr, Petes store fo: Coates bade farewell to his wife and and Novelty Silks and Satins, including de- wt ioe of 5 ants. In Mrs, Mort's grocery the po-|family tn the forenoon, During the signs identical with those used in Paris 1 3 tatoes Would have cost only 2 cute, jqourse of the conversation he told his | en sgs case a few years ago. Also we are take her eft. trying to lessen the so-called secial : obligation that has tended to be Changes as vo nea ate as fol t the] here to the principle of the Integrity of ns . Model Gowns. } Net — oldest boy, a lad of about nine years, apd cash taken from the rulos put to- | olent ade burdens upon ti aa | Migh, Laat, Ob’ “ 4 “e oa It this were true 1t would mean) MANY PROGRESSIVE IDEAS TO strength. renee S Pty et * ih | TAGGED HIS WOODEN LEG eee ety dcetk web) eae : On Monday and ‘Tuesda: that the vault containe ther mi “Tt fs a wise sure ty avoid fune: Dat ict ber, her," i S| ' than half a miiiion dl Nara" Worth at CHOOSE FROM. A tions from be rnin M » claborate TO KEEP IT FROM PAWN. rau Cre eet ant is oe en i" ys " atuft, re are so many proavessive ideas! through class rivalry or for other reas = aa itnoss in the trial, H . , The line of thowe who were waltiug | Hit ae ea te ® looming | @one." ai: \ ie “| Connecticut Selectmen Find That "e ————- January e 29th and 3oth today to reach tre boxes Was at_no{ td every day that the great problem Th es = 8 Most Artifi riley : tga, 0 reac ie ones man at tha college to aiaraninate rignieously| FOR CHINA'S INTEGRITY. |S 4 Six int ig §! Most Artifical Limbs Go to CHARLESTON RESULTS. Sale of Twenty-five Thousand Yards of Mdenttfication tiokets from the tempor. | tat the American girl inay measure | Ate. ope & = Hock,” So, Inscnibe This One, HIRST RACE—Five and a half tu:- Black D: Silk sisti f I , ary offices of the Mercantile Deposit at | to her full strenath, that the indl- Apart: Cet ; 1 a. MANCHEST ‘ & CMMI), bt de ac ress 's con: i ing 0! m) ; M Navsau street Junltted tn) Vital tide an leat nratented Howat, Ha.” Ya, “788 ry $;' 6 ig the property of te Town of Man~ is 5 : Rose Jeddah (Turner) Chiffon Taffeta, Habutai, Satin Messaline, " at wily a ehont| from being invelved in too many Tit her ‘ |ohester, loaned to William) Armat an) h to 5, out, second; ish Town MTs cathe tise posesneions. | Of Wort | ‘TOKIO. Jan, 3%.—Japan intends to ad- Eat hea Ig HOt ta ba enid Gr oc ohetent ore Lobuiimaee tad a te a 4 tare tara: Duchess, Peau de Cygne, Palette de Soie, DISTINGUISHED LOOKING PER.| “woul! also reiterate hee ¢ jout @ majority af the Board of Select- | Time—1.00 4 larquisette, Surah Serge and Armure. Efficiency, Sadie Shapers. \ aS, college woman te ward the highest} @he Chinese Jmptre, So suuoh was ‘men.”" Grace Me, also ran | SON CAUSES AMUSEMENT. i tS ha SECOND RACE—Five and a half tu: 75¢ per yard ype of housekeeper and mother gathered from the replies of Viscount p= This inscription is stamped | 5 | One distinguls: ooking uptown per Mot long ago 1 had covaaion to visit ane the as ine tates: mped on the tongs.—Surget (Moss), 4 to 5,1 to 3, out, | value 1.25 * son who had caused mild turning up his nose al toes = if | wooden Jeg which the town after much first; Sem! Quaver (Farbrother), 8 to | sement by | men tn the hy = 1, |dickering has provided for Armstrong, § to 2, 7 to 6, second; Rose O'Nell (Will- of two lege WOMEN) Hellations Intvoduced at a meeting of | typltying diatinot £6 8 of ving, One} the commitice of the House of Repre- | % who came here two years ago, and has ‘ans), % to 1, 6 to 1, 5 to 2 third Bee Srokere, and lec a ri Leeaions | was a pre ut lab wean she w *| aottatives vo-lay.. Mt. Inkl, the toader = * | Deon @ charge of the town ever since. Hannah Louise Naughty Yad, ers | ’ rem, turned tO- | gotive in many organizations, She had] cy the Nation fi - %) "| Wells, ce, Louise Descopets, rm 5 , ay with two mtrong urn agaletants 1: | goyeral servante, rpepspered ly irda egal dames iat — 2 jOne of the selectmen declined to con-| Winning Smile also at, | DRESS GOODS DEP'’TS. 1 Both Stores. De oak tar With thelr ath ho forced returiet from Shanghal, asked the For. | gent to the purchase of the leg for Arm-| ‘THTRD RACK mile | Be na ob te Tek oi | and several other acconwories that make | eign Alinister sBletrong unless {t was inscribed ap tated, | and aixtecath pa | a8 ahead of "the tbe, staring |p the houseiokl of a women of thie] "Hy Japanese Governinent adher ial sive bought several wooden lege for] ners 18.10. out, frat: | On Monday and ‘Tuesday, {j Simian withel aU GhBtad Rs iu ana ‘i - Jing to the principle of the litegrity of > % men tke this during my life," wala the! Lochiel, 110 (Loftus), 8 Rh Sand . i Busiding without the tumliiaion of) 1 was there several dave, Muy: Oh ; AM solectmun, “and have repeatedly had 49) ut, secon; Hewucoup, 102° (Diggins) | January the 29th and oth. " I a bigs Peay tr pms Aoaeie Vt Hida replied unhesitating- | excue them from the pawnslie yl eT} nd out, tind. ‘Time, | enix which toh tthe nuit aM Min pastel work Now of eaten! ihe amtrmatier poling eu the rereue them from the pawnaiops A {'4q'.3) “Mager and tdlwele# also Tu | * the Safety UJ r at N uve ny ar’ . a 1 ™ ty ——e— i . : 3 ee Vina uanelt wean novisious of the Anglo-Japamere alll have found. \ . ality ; 1 Broadway. ef Tetum to gait 4) eCiN ine oaveaiannet fooen oi ee CHARLESTON ENTRIES. | Sib yards, superior uality, All Wopl condescend to give name to 1 Oar hate % who have nol irrancesand Nissi SHIPPING NEWS erro Dress Serge. 50 inches wide. Navy Blue porters, much to (i ons fae Bia Sha whbua 4 tans , am of those who staolie along in| verter fo not run AMoottly, no matter = a me On syenre 95¢ per yard + tur how much help they have at their dim! aun rise. PARAS FOR Fo.Dar. value 4.35 fied slowly in posal? ‘Then, on the other hand, | was - “ane r1D] om. an took away th redw and thou. | the tat the home of another grad: pt if baate and. auilions of dollars’ worth ef vate date bed put ane servant. | ACTIVE SECURITIE Black Broadcloth, sponged and shrunk. Hore oni, “Jewry ial castle Avan gmt micas” RHC Sow with \ S. tere 54 inches wide. . 1.65 per yard of voir feet in the cellar a me to @aneul aud FP remarked at some | ’ © hand of laborers was digxing weadily ot the @alicious food, [learned that ale Reading, 740 shares; United states roRT oF YRW Y value 2.50 ; , * ORK, f tor the body of Fr nk J. Nelder, wh ad prepared the entire Tepast, her New York 7 oDa Has Ateol, $6,800 shares; Union Pacitic, 22,700 ALRBIVED, Tene, 112. Ormande spice (Ormon: | oat hin fife while Locked » guard 1 Ting veMcient aa only ai a y aharee: Lehigh Valley, 9.90 shares, {lawns bani geal 422}, Atamna deh Genuin “ASH DRESS GOODS ithe Bankers’ Trust Com res | “Yate thin woman Hed 8 Anged © New “York Central, 100) shaves, and | Stutiago’ a See i eet asset Te er ines | WAS! : . moved $29,000 more to-day, Hepregen. vee housekerning lam tha maid 66 oo 1] Uiee Copper tam aharen | Biota of Nis SBori oP ADEE“ RooND RACK Four » ds F atives of th jaw firin of Butler, Not. perform the act work « ane cpa. a $400; welling, fi tit © 5,000 vr ine siiti inan & Mynderse took out a box sald! ang * to have had a hand N fe) 400 King George Lea Malte. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS | Bauiered | 18) 15) yards rench Linen Suiting,— to contain $6,000,000 in securit ta L ghia Iv the general MALTA, Jadn, MA ADENINE | groung gre DUE 1) DAY. Basen ut Pure Flax, soft finish. Large assortment of ‘ atthe 1 —ae three days here King George and Queen | jitabde, Brunswick, He imi | e i 5 canvas Cau ma alone th RECTAN RIN ES Mary Heit for Kinglivid. owas, “hia | Retkowrtiae Werte Baaat 1h, ibe rate tec the latest Spring shades, also Black or CHICAGO, Jun Matlance, the metho that. te : were given ¢ rousing send-off at Te oc oe sasiouee, Ut rina ti, Sige White, 45 inches wide. 48c per yard 4 Coghlan, widow « arin ail tha’ waimenth Col eens pier, When their majestios departed, OUTGOING STRAMBHIPS ioe James J ‘vale? actor and playwrig Ate URwARRIBe thee Fredert k T nd M | they nd not gully determined whether | BAILED TO-DAY, BRU RE tous —t Washoe, tO : a teen years ago in Galveston adie roe SAA? Cc Ownse artin | hey would stop at Gibraltar incioe i Piemonte, \fetnatt: Huy ‘fae Henan, ue F f } He : Nablew, fi). A Korma, | 10 To A ile led pa A i Peis pat Rev. Dr. Osborne Dead. el Fang, lentvecy, ce | at | p i dhe was a native of Ging, a val aPA ve of tue asvoat iy | ON THE SOCIETY PAGE OF J) rhe Rev. De: Louie kre: cagorie | abit By Sant ei A | es reery & L0.; ¢ fore her marriage to Mr Cogtian sind over to the Bludents League, of ate to-day at hie hiwne th Newark, Ne J, |/faertalbe Col Plagues te Ce a whens gecond wife sie was,’ hed ape very inl The | TO-MORROW'S Jat the age of alaty-one. 1):, Osborne was | PUSPA ; JOR. Halle 404 sets 23rd Street She wade her giugente Leag eo rules | the rector of Trinity Protestant-Eptaco- % Nortolie SALT HTHACE “Ther euro amd ups ‘3 ree! 34th Street V her stondaigue Anat teguiatione of the day rouuneet | SUNDAY WORLD J vat chuccn tn Newark. He wax born tn fom Orleans SH lt i ae ae te " Pitow ar. knvWn On College Mie, appoint their o' presi Salem, Mass, and wes graduated from \ Re f Mua. 110; Agnar, the tage as Gertrude Coghlan, dents, prosiors, eto Their powers are \abervarg Doivoraliy bh ae clase gf ave | Miese eg. canes nem 10 a its Goinds cetmaty | , A eibtln.. -atrmrnseeremnnnn e ‘evap ms, Sia YAR Jw iaeREgEY pan eNO AERC MERON SOPOT I PLEIN NN TR ITER v POOP Nb Aa i i te. ee nam rem