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fe Experience Before SB Rescuers Appéar. i ee. ‘WASHED AWAY. and Child of Captain) son Endure Hardships M. Lunt Has Ter-|@ 4 ner 43 of Brunswick, Kaiser's « Only Daughter, Mother of a Son COOOD THE BVENING WORLD, POOC{IVOOOOOOIOD @ | Ww TO GERMAN EMPEROR; HOLIDAY IN SCHOOLS Nation Rejoices Over Baby Boy of the Duchess of Bruns- wick, Daughter of the Kaiser. BERLIN, March 18, — Emperor William to-day ordered a general achool holiday in Berlin in celebra- tion of the birth of his sixth grand- | fen at Brunswick this morning. The | young Duchess of Brunawick who is the only daughter of the Emperor in reported to be doing well as also ts her son. The Emperor has other eagagements to Brunswick to-morrow in order to wee his latest grandson before de- parting for his annual trip te Corfu were decorated with flags to-day in honor of the occasion. BRUNSWICK, Germany, March 18. —While a battery of artillery fired a royal salute in honor of the birth of & son to the Duke and Duchess of Brunswick the Counselor of the Brit- fah Embassy in Berlin drew up the birth certificate of the newly-born Prince who is also a Prince of Great Ab ipltas dt. 3 TO KNOW ABOUT CE, NAYOR MICHEL SAYS He Thinks They Ought to Learn of It. and of the Punishments for It. Mayor Mitchel says it won't harm school children one tota to know that there is crime in the world—that the sooner they know it the beter; in fact, that they ought to know of crime existence and the punishments that go with it. It wan at a mecting of the Sinking Fund Commission that Reginald Pelham Holton, speaking as a Wash- ington Heights property owner, wanted action deferred in the matter of converting the old ibrary building at No, 933 @t. Nicholas avenue into & police court until the residents of the neighborhood had been from through thelr improvement as- sociation, “Have you any personal objection to the court project?” asked the Mayor. “Public School No, 56, with 2,400 Duplin, 18 across the street from the front entrance to the bullding,” re- a 'SIXTH GRANDSON BORN | WON'T HURT CHILDREN |ST. PATRICK'S of maintaining LED MAN TO SHOWER HONEY ON RADES Lawyer Says Champagne In spired Realty Man, but He Is Held in Court. Champagne-inapired chivairy was lefense of John J. McQuade. a real estate dealer of No. 808 East Seventy-sixth street, when he was arraigned in West Side Police Cour! to-day charged with trying to bribe Detectives Dolan and Jones of 1 Spector Dwyer's staff. McQuade was attired In @ wrinkled dress suit and carried a sadly disorganised plug hat. Jones told Magistrate Simms tha’ after he and Dolan arrested Laura Cariton, Dolores Spencer and Anna Gillespie early to-day on a charge isorderly house in Broadway and Fifty-first street, McQuade ap- broached him and asked him to re- the Albany Apartments, lease the women. McQuade, accord: When Mra. Mary Orban, a widow, living at No. 867 Firat avenue, got up to-day to go to work sho found her fifteen-year-old son, John dead in his bed. Investigation by the police estab- shed that the boy was polsoned by drinking wood alcohol. John worked as an errand b lived with hie mother in « th fi Orban says she went t at Kk last might after drinking rum and tea for a cold. The boy was iol wh Or several eke ago, she says mistaken {dea that it was ich M ‘with cleaning it ing to Jones, described himeelf as a particular friend of Inspector Dillon of Brooklyn and other police officials and finally slipped tives a $5 bill, rested him. h of the detec: ‘Thereupon they Acker, Merrall & Condit q est. Company ++ There’s satisfaction in paying no more for the best the markets afford BILTMORE WHEAT HEARTS— A new perfect breakfast Cereal. AMERICANS CROWD NAPLE: jn Throng of Tour{ate. NAPLES, Italy, March 18—A party'of #0 American tourists arrived Bere to- day on board the Rotterdam from New ~ York and found some difficulty in ob taining accommodations, as there were (0 American visitors already in the city, bemids other foreigners. Among them are representatives of thirty-three / States of the Unio ‘ A large number ascended Veauviua, where at the side of the crater « large American flag was unfurled, gg pkg... 2 is true no doubt,” said Morris Gossett, counsel for McQuade, “that my client handed the policemen money asked the mto release these young women. But, your Honor, he never saw the women before and da not know them, PEAS—Imported . .. large tin, 13—2 for .25 Marcillat—Medium Moyens. ; FIGS for Stewing—Adainty dessert, Ib...3—2 Ibs. for. ..25. lb. ..23 plied Mr. Holton, He thought that if the prisoners were taken to and from court across Aqueduct Park to the rear entrance the sensibilites of the neighborhood would be shocked. Britain and Ireland. LONDON, March 18|—Premier Aequith Promised an Irish deputation which in- terview him to-day that he would ap- into a % of inquiry to invests. | A84 If Ste aaeeh bere the Ged partis was on ble way home from a CHEESE—Fine Old American......... 6.655055 @) te th: fs the aba entrance the school cl ren woul quet, your lonor, full of good 4 beisey) ne @ |Et'the port ot duecnstown by ine big | see them. cheer and humanity and ehivairy and) CCQD)FISH—Strictly Boneless Deep Sea Cod. .2-Ib box. 32 orem thertaed Bees, eRe dunasians was] “And what of 17” asked tne Mayor in ™"cawtady” hts’ “aympatay” wes iforni ins. ..24 The gale headed by the Lord Mayor of Dublin and 1m surprine. “Don't you think that |touched, It broke his heart tomes ASPARAGUS-—California............. large tins. ... and came the Lord Mayor of . children ought to know that ther anybody suffer. 80, like the gentle- Mammoth Green Tender Spears the day mints to nevunw TO MOUSRWivas. crime tn the world man that he is he sought to free the ri as high as top- - od around thom? F .| Women by paying the policemen. That hooner and tons (From the Chicago ‘Teibene,) is all there ts to the case, your When those little red ante get into) dren knew more about it they | Honor.” dowa upon the @ | your house and overrun the pantry you| would be better off. At any rate| McQuade looked at his lawyer with Fresh Selected fis wats ere to shade and g [san oi, sera cle Based tw wooner the children tearn that |e dant cpremaen whe the tet | ESCECGGS Mapichurst Brand 2° .29 gy ohare snaps oleae copious vocabulary to utter @ few enort|® crime is an offense against organ- | ‘tate fixed bail at $1,000 and aljaurny P! houses — ep on Le and emphatic remarks, ised charity and that the police|trank McQuade of Don't make the mistake of having the monthly magazines you take bound into | volumes. Some day, if you do, they % | will All all your bookcases, | If you mow the lawn yourself at @ | times never let your husband know it, or ho will turn the job over to you OD | entire! courts are there to punish the vio- | 4 sixth street furnial ee Recmave! the Darter ie wil bs ber ides John J. away in a taxicab. r them.” The court in Washington Heights la recommended by Chief Magistrate They explained that women and children who have to appear as wit- Neases in the upper section of the city now have to travel from peints as far north as Spuyten Duyvil Creek down to Harlem. The prop- erty owners of that section who ob- ject to the converting of the old li- brary into @ court will be heard from at next week's meeting. —_—————. 06 Degrees tn San Franciace. SAN FRANCISCO, March 18.—This once her beam ends, her cargo of coal hav- | nae restorer om record. <forording to ee 4 von were Diiny, “wild-roge leaves reduced into a planing aves hat, tasvabael Uniment with bear's grease make the| A wife who keeps no hired girl is halr grow again in most marvellous |entitled to @ summer vacation on the fashion.” Pliny also recommends “ashes | ground that @he ie the cook, of roses as rerving to trim the haira of the eyebrows.” Rones figured proml- nently én several old-time strug a LA euch an rosa olin, which consisted of at things you are ready to Don’t Agree! ‘That's why dancers owear by ANTICOR washing over her, threatening to en- gulf her every moment. ‘The vessel's seams had opened and water was pouring into her. There ‘wea no hope for her, according to her captain and crew. The Windermere took all hands to Kingston from Bulletin of the regular Men’s Clothing Section. —_—_—_—— CORRECT IN THE CONCRETE. (rom the Youngstown Ts ) rolegram. Corn Shaver Having finished the reading of a well- Finely made— nickel plated, where other day of blistering heat in Btope the pels at ¥ tain and his wife and|rose-water mixed with aqua vitae and . the teacher asked the was an Hoe the pels 98 ence toe carta ne eehilaasiphia|favored with cinnamon, ‘The. favorite | news seer ques! gan Francisco and all along the Call- This Is the Last earn oll deed ade, fornia coast. The thermometer in Union Square registered 96 degrees. Don’t experiment with harsh purgatives, they in- jure tho bowels and ag- your condition, perfect remedy, anos Pills, ai baby girl and the rest of the crew brought here on the Prins Eitel Friedrich. Capt. oJhnson said that he had weat many @ storm but had never had a like experience in the cyclone which wrecked his ship. Un- til the Windermere hove in aight there ‘was po hope. All hands were starv- ing and not a man on the achooner was fit for work when they were up. Capt. Johnson and his wife have been married five years. All of this time, with the exception of six weeks, have been spent at sea by Mrs. John- son. Little Helmar was born ashore, but has been at sea ever since. Bho was the only lively one on board dur- ing the storm, the was not reasick at any time, morning draught among Elizabethan | «, pow oan any little boy or sirt royaterore was “rosa golix, to wash the lei) me just what is meant by ‘Foot- molligrubs out of a moody drain.” printe in tho sande of time?” ees One jittle boy waved « chubby hand. NOT IN HIS CLASS, ata tent copied rr 7 ni : ; pal penedge arene at) “Please, ma'am, I guess it means ‘at ‘The Nuritchos were very proud of the| smenody stepped on the cement side- English butler they brought back with| walk before It was dry.” them, and #0, you may suppose, they were not # little annoyed when at the end of @ month he gave them notice. “What'a the matter, Parker? You! 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