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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
.F0RABOU BEN ADHEM's AMGEL.
This New York Woman's Name
Should Lead All the Rest"
borrowed an Umbrella and Actually
Wants to Return 1t.

There are evidences on every side Of an
awakening OF conscience In this town.
W.. her It Ia the effect OF tho weather,
80 suggestive OF future punishment to
be meted out to those mortals whose
condolences 60 on prolonged strike. or to
the work OF Mr.. Con and tho Lexow
Committee, or tho suggestion In the
United States Senate sugar scandal rev.
Citations that sooner or later murder will
out, or something else, opinions differ.
But the symptoms OF puickened con-
science are reported on every hand.
The vety latest and most startling 4,
reported from West Twenty-sixth street
by the patient herself. for It is woman
i'r remorse is particularly poignant
Judging from her advertisement In THE
World" for she shows an actual desire
TO return borrowed umbrella
As Chloe gathered her skirts up
around her In the Thirty-fourth street
ferry house Saturday. July q. and gazed
~ distress out into the gloom OF driz-
much money II would cost to replace her
love OF bonnet and her dainty gown
after Jupiter Pluvius had pelted her with
raindrops, her heart sank.
Then there appeared. like ray of
bright SUNSHINE, a SWEET little Sister OF
Mercy In the person OF sympa thetic
woman with kindly soul and an UNI
brellH to spare.
How thankfully Chloe accepted this
kindly Sisters prefer, not even stick
Ing for ceremony In the way OF an in
| production! The thoughtful lender muir
INJURED her name and address into the
coral ear OF Chloe and the latter set
out for home
That was ten days ago. Chloe had no
| dit'iculty In forgetting the name and ad-
dress OF the owner Of the umbrella
| Just like "A mat. But her consciencei
| " mas, have been an awful struggle.
! hut after ton days Siege conscience
| won, and so chloe Is spending more than
| the parachute Is worth in advertising
| for It's owner.
! She "hegs the lady who loaned her the
7 umbrella to inform her where she lives.
50 she can return It, a. she has entirely
| forgotten the address"
When any ONE displays an actual de
! sire 10 return a borrowed umbrella, II
seems worthy Of place In IA great
! newspaper as all item of news and high
authority In such matters say that
J thlu"'s name Is undoubtedly written In
| letters OF gold In place where IL will
! attract attention to her everlasting ben.
eht when the final accounts are bal
anCed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
BITTEN BY A LION.
Trainer Savads Said to Have
Been Attacked at Hagenbeck's
Big Tom. q Usually Docils Beast,
Suddenly Turned Upon Him.
Bore Him to the Ground,
and Lacerated His Groin.

II was reported from Manhattan Beach
today that Herr Savsia. the Ion tanner
employed in HaEeahecks Arena at
Manhattan Beach. was attacked by one
OF his pets last nigh, and horribly bitten
about the groin.
The AFFAIR. 1t Is said. took pace in the
| presence OF hundreds o. spectators gath
cred on the wooden bridge leading to the
hotel and the arena.
II was just 80 O'Clock when savAda
entered the cage which 10 located In
front Of the arena building. Four lions
are kept in this cage and savada Wis
ited them several times day and put
them through series of performances
which the crowd enjoy free of charge
| from the bridge.
When he entered by the sliding door
Al one end OF the pen last evening four
keepers as US ial stood by armed with
pitchtorks and rifles loaded with blank
Sa enind ,s. Ihey a sh ut the deer quickly
front of the cage TO check any hostile
demonstration on the part OF the cap
The door had hardly been closed when
Big Tom. who has always been regard
ed as the most docile of the four brutes
made leap over his fellow captives,
against savada's chest, bore him to the
AS Savada fell Big Tom made one
snap with his powerful Jaws and. Il is
alleged. caught the unfortunate trainer
by the groin. He gave a scream Of
tors on the bridge.
By this time the keepers had arrived
In front Of the cage. and the lion was
prodded in the side with a p!tchfork This
added to the discharge from couple Of
rifles. made him retreat to the other
side OF his cage, where he stood flashing
his sides with his tail. and apparently
meiitat!ng another attack.
Then. according to the report. Savada.
agony. was quickly dragged through the
opening and carried inside the building
70 his sleeping rooms. which adjoin
the cage.
Drs. sellew. Of Manhattan Beach. and
Overton. Of the Oriental Hotel. are said
70 have been summoned. They found
that the man was horribly lacerated, and
to-day; II his condition warrants an
operation, according to report, will be
His injuries, while most painful, are
said to be not necessarily fatal, unless
some complication sets in. He presented
horrible spectacle. the lower portion
of his abdomen and groin being iacer-
ated by the brute's big teeth.
Savada is a man of powerful physique
and Is about feet 10 inches In height.
during his professional career, but yes-
terday's experience is the most serious
Of any.
Nero, another Of the lions, has ALWAYS
been regarded with suspicion, as he has
several times shown signs Of ugliness
but Big Tom was thought to be as gen.
tie as big dog.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
MORE GOLD SHIPPED TO-DAY.
From s2,OOO,OOO to $4,000, 900 Like.
~ to He Exported This Week,

The steamship Trave. which sailed for
Europe to-day, carried $4,000 In gold
shipped by Barring, Magoun & Co. There
will be fast German boats sailing from
this port on Thursday and Saturday, and
larger shipments are expected to be
made then.
Exchange continues stltf at the ex.
porting point, and the bankers have no
other alternative than to forward the
yellow metal. OF course. IL there should
be a supply OF bills forthcoming in the
mean time. the estimates, now varying
from 100000 to $i,Ooo,0OO. would be cut
down materially.
Muller. Schali & Co. will ship 80 900
ounces OF silver on the steamship Britain
mic. sailing for Europe tomorrow.
Nesslage, Colgate & Co. will shin so OO0
ounces of silver on the steamship Nor
MAMMA, sailing for Europe on Thursday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
MEEHAN LOST HIS ROLL,
HIS Acquaintance with Lille Claire
Cost Him SlSO

LILLE Claire. twenty-five years old and
pretty. OF l52 West Thirty-second street,
was remanded In Jefferson Market
Court to-day, charged by Peter Meehan,
or l4O West Fiftysecond street, with
having robbed him last night or early
this morning.
Meehan met Lille last night and they
Went to supper together Afterwards
Meehan got very drunk and, he says,
the girl took roll OF bills from his YES /
pocket.
Policeman Cosgrove found them argu-
ing on the street, and Meehan was
locked up, charged with intoxication.
me man could not tell the Justice
now much money he had lost He
to the House OF Detention as a witness,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
DOCGED BY POLICE.
Le1ov Witness Werner Arrested
On . Charge Of Bribery.
Accused Of Offering So to Stop an
Excise Prosecution.
liz Counsel Claims u 10 Simply .
Put-Up Job.

Carl werner. who was . witness be-
fore the Lexow Committee. was ar
raigned before Justice Feitnsr, in Es-
sex Market Court. to-day. to answer q
charge Of bribery preferred by Police
man Henry Cohen, of the Fifth street
police station.
WsrneTs counsel. Lawyer RossnAhs1n,
Of % Essex street., says his client II .
victim Of police persecution, and that
Werner was arrested TO keep him from
testifying before the Lsxow COMMITTEES
again. and also TO intimidats others who
may intend TO testify. He also states
that Werner viii not deny having given
= Cohen money. but will testify that the
policeman asked him for g.
Werner. under the name Of 0ustavs
wosnsr. keeps . saloon a& 70 Avenue B,
corner OF Fifth street Hugh MoCor-
mick 10 bartender. Werner testified be-
fore the Lexow Committee that he was
. real estate dealer. but refused to tell
whore he kept his once. He swors he
paid money to Capt Murphy. Of the
West One Hundreth street station. and
that while he kept . disorderly house
1t Dels ncey street he received . visit
from Capt Dsvsry. then OF the Eldridgs
street station. and the latters Ward
Man Giennon. and made arrangements
with them TO run his resort without be-
ing disturbed By the police.
According to the testimony given in
court to-day, Policemen Cohen and ART
ken. Of the Fifth street station. in citl-
day night and purchased q glass Of
4 Gss:n a:n o sssa Mac pn ss
saloon he was Approached by Werner.
The latter. II II said. asked Cohen 70
make the charge exposure instead of
'I'iI M It With you all hight" Cohen
says Werner remarked.
While Cohen was making an afndavtt
sssd 10 the a1.e the there q: says ~
= s bi}i in his hand. ' VIM ''
, Be Hight With the bsItsndst" Wsr.
the complaint from selling to one of
Cohen says he returned tn. money. at
lowed Cohen into the street and saw the
money handed to Cohen and returned
Capt. Cross laid the matter before Jus
tics Feitner. who issued . warrant for
M. Rosensehin says hi. client tell.
Cohen told Werner he would have the
Punishment made light II IS were given
10 him.
Il haven't got any money to give you"
Werner claims he replied.
He says that n all he heard Of the az
fair until yesterday afternoon, when
Cohen appeared and arrested him on
. charge Of bribery.
Tho complaint against wernsrs bar
tender 10 technical" said the lawyer.
The license for the saloon he runs Ia In
another mans name, and he has not yet
had II Transferred The arrest OF Nc
Cormick shows that the police are dog
Werner IL charged with Q felony under
section III OF the Penal Code in giving
. bribe TO- . policeman for the purpose
OF Withholding truthful evidence. The
punishment for the crime IL ten years
Lawyer Rosensehein dema nded an exam
ination. which was set down for this
afternoon In the mean time Werner
he would ask Lawyer Con to defend him
but he had not done 30 early this after
noon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
Round About Town.

Charles Thompson, thirty-seven years. Of -
West Sixteth street In stepping from . Thfe
avenue cable car al Nlnety-hfth street at !
o'clock this morning. struck his head against
pillar Of the Elevated road He received pals
ful scalp wound. but refused to go TO a hospital
Frederick Cousins nineteen years old. Of .
Bowery was held for trial In the Essex Marks
Police Court to-day on charge OF assaultins
Young Lee. n Chinaman.
David yosel, a painter, twenty-six years OLD. =
55l West Forty-second street. was held In hws
II for examination by Justice Meade AZ M
Yorkvlle Court to-day. charged with being :
saddle thief. The complaint was made BY Jonn
Keegan = harness maker. at 1856 Elevsnis
avenue
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
WON'T ALLOW SLUGGING.
Mayor Schieren Gives ORDERS He
RnrdinE Coney Island Boxing.

Mayor Schieren, Deputy Police Com
missioner Harmon and Inspector Nc
Kelvey, OF Brooklyn. and Assemblyman
William II. Friday held another confer
ence this morning regarding the athletic
exhibition TO be held at Coney Island to-
morrow night
Mayor Schieren assured Mr.. Friday
that under no circumstances would the
police tolerate any smuggling matches
After the conference the Mayor A.,
rected Deputy Police Commissioner Har-
mon TO notify the managers OF the exhi-
bition that the boxing must be kept
letio Club. n'h-
II a contestant was knocked out or
,M,nocked down. the Mayor said, the Do
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
ARRESTED BY THE GUESTS.
Two Detectives Invited to a Disor-
derby Resort.

Detectives Hay and Curry accepted an
invitation 10 attend revel in a fat oc-
cupied by Lizzie figani and two other
women, in West Fortieth street, last
night. They arrested the women and
locked them up in the West Thirty
seventh street station. In Jefferson
Market Court to-day Mrs. Fagani
was held on the charges OF maintain
ing disorderly house and selling liquor
without 81 license. The other women
were discharged.
Justice Hogan also held for trial An.
ME Roberts. Of 900 West Twenty-slXt n
street, who. 1t Is alleged by Special
ohicer McConvillc. who arrested her.
keeps an Improper resort
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
COURT NAMES A RECEIVER.
Catholic Publication Society Con.
pany Will Dissolve. ,

william Angelo was to-day appointsa
by Justice Slower, of the Supreme Court,
receiver OF the property and assets Of
the Catholic Publication Society Com.
pany. Of IL East Seventeenth street. and,
ordered to furnish SIS, 900 bond
Joseph NJ. Hennessy, President of th,
Company. and Walter ]. Hennessy and
John kehoe, a majority Of the trustsey
Of the Company, applied for receiver.
alleging that the corporation is insol-
vent.
The Company moved from Barclay
street to Its present quarters In 1880.
under ten years lease, agreeing to pay
$500 for the first five years. and 1900
a year for the remainder of the time.
The removal and lease are said to havst
proved disastrous. sa.es falling OF and
business decreasing generally, Thai
Company's capital was 900.
Stockholders and directors decided on
July . to bring proceedings for the IS
solution of the Company. Notes )r
800 will soon fall due, and there is AMI
additional Indebtedness of $685. with
no money to meet the obligation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
HOGS FED ON WHEAT.
Indiana Farmers Find 1t More Prof
liable to Sell Corn.
(By Associated Press.)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 31.-Ths
farmers of Indiana, for the first time
in the history Of the State. are feeding
their wheat to their hogs and selling
their corn. Wheat brings 43 cents per
bushel when delivered at the country
stations. and corn sells readily at from
40 to Al cents.
The farmers say that one bushel OF
wheat contains as much nutriment al
two bushels of corn, and as hogs are
bringing good prices and corn Is highe1
than wheat, It Is economy to feed thd
latter and sell their corn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
WIFE-MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Louisville negro Take. Two Liyos
with n Razor.

LOUISVILLE, Ky" July Sl.-A brutal
murder WAS committed here last evening
NJ 1918 West Madison street Thomas
ENans, roi"r"d thirty years old, cut his
wife'S throat from ear to ear with "A
razor, nearly seveiing her head from her
body. lie then committed suicide by cut
ting his own throat.
Evans was jealous of his wife and thsy
quarrCllcd frequently.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
SEARCH FOR A SON.
He Came TO America and lin. D,..
appeared.

supt. Byrnes received a long letter INT.
morning signed by Mary and PbulIn
Euler. OF 2 Hamm strasse Giessen, Hes
sen Darmstad,, asking the Superintepd.
ont to lind their son Herman, who LEFT,
his home and came to New York a year
ago when sixteen years old, ''"'
Through friend he got n place a.
baker with Charles Walz, of 297 SeyenIb
avenue. or Al J.: First street. New YORK
lie corresponded regularly with his
parents up to last Apri.. when, his EN-.
ployer wrote,he was enticed from his
place by bad companion" whose
name Is not known.
The parents say that they heard that
their boy had been murdered.
The police have no record OF anv xuch
boy being In trouble.
The parents also wrot@ n letter TO
Mayor Gilroy. which was published last
10 ,h Dhsssesrsnh sssss9mpsn the letter
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
THE ACCUSED POLICEMEN.
Charges VIII Probably he Filed I'm
Few Days.

President Martin. OF the Police Board.
said this afternoon In regard to the
charges about to be formulated aRains,
me n.e policemen accused OF perjury a I
the trial OF Capt. Doherty: ~
work to-day than We we're WENT. fo ne
hours ago: Therefore II would be impos.
sibie 20 nnish the complaint and read
ana approve the same to-day. l don't
probably the charges will be drawn up
1na appr2vef some day this week. but
exseuy uhsn an not prepared TO say"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
MAY BE CRIPPLED FOR LIFE.
Mrs. Comfort suffering from an
Alleged Assault by Rosso,

Michael RosTn, of 81 Crosby street,
WAS held IN S?".A bail for examination
Aug, in 'fCmhs Court to-day for felu.
ninus assault, ON Mary Comfort, Of ~
Crosby street.
RoSso went 10 Mrs. COMFORTS house
sunday evening aud stayed for over am
hour. The two uudrrelled, ana Rosso is
said to have hrutally kicked the woman
IN the abdomen.
II Is feared the woman viii be crippled
for life. as she IL In a delicate condition
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
A DECLINE ALL AROUND,
Cotton, Wheat and Corn Are All
Lower.

Cotton eased off this morning on the
first call with sales as follows: August,
SOL 6.j2; September 6.56 a SIS: Octo-
Der. SIS: November. 6.73 a GA: Decem-
Der, 6,si: January. 6.S a 6.8s; February,
there was slight rally.
Wheat was quite active. but ezra tic
ana lower. II opened about 3-4c. lower,
september selling here at So 3-4c. and
% l-4c. a % l-2c. In Chicago. Later il
advanced 3-Sc here and 3-4c in Chicago,
Corn went TO pieces early, on report
or favorable weather in the corn belt
ana in Chicago September sold at 40 l-4c.'
drop or S-ic one cent OF the loss
was soon recovered and then reacted
slightly. Oats were quiet.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
AGGIE AGAIN IN DURANGO.
Woman who Escaped from the ISL
and Sent to son.

Aggie Silvia. who figured as core
spondent In the Baroness Blanc case.
was In jefferson Market Court again
to-day. When last arraigned she was
sent to the island for thirty days.
She escaped week or two ago. and
when Policeman Birmingham saw her
on Twenty siXth street last night he
arrested her. She wouldn't tell Justice
she was sent to the city Prison Tor
thirty days.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
SAVED FROM LYNCHlNG.
belgian Accused Of AssauItinE HI.
Daughter.

PONTIAC, II. l., July Sl.-rhe arre.,
OF jacques Butcher, Belgian, bv a
deputy sheriff from East Greenwich
prevented his being lynched by the citi.
zens OF this town. Butcher assaulted
his fourteen-year-Old daughter and left
her with her mouth fun OF poison wv
leaves. after beating her into insensI
hility. lying half covered with water
In a swamp.
Butcher then went home to sleep. The
girl cannot live.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31

For dyspepsia and all other
conditions resulting from con-
stipation. go by the book on
Beecham's pills.
Book free. pills asc. At drug
stores; or write to B F Alien
60, 36s Canal st. New YORK
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
Trying to save n Murderer.

TIE doctors at Bellevue will operate to-da,
upon Giuseppe cantentino. the young italian
who shot aud killed his sweetheart csrmslls
belasi. July Is. at iss Elisabeth street, and
bullet from his mech. and u saeesssfai may saw.
his Life.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
Has q Mania for Murder,

Mrs Mary Jane Long. OF 70 Ganssvoort street.
was committed to the Charity Commissioner for
examination a. to her sanity by Justice .aoxsn
At Jefferson Market Court to-day, ..shs 4 Vkd
By hsi relatives To have q murdsJ q maK -
psoDls.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
Inkmaker Afueck Fails.

James Afieck. manufacturer OF Inks. at 4 New
Resds street. this city. and at West Deer Park.
Long Island, made an assignment to-day IN
Henry FurlonE. with a preference OF 500 W
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
Womb Troubles.

ENtry W0mah, married or sinXle. shouI1
own and read "Womsn's Beauty. Peril
Duty" an illustrated book OF 20 mage.
containing important Information Ia;
eyerv woman should know about herse;f
We send VI free to any reader Of thii
paper.
Az drusxists sell the P,nkhAm medicines. "A.
Lyhs. MAsA Y"
Ly<t 2. Piakss.'s I've PiIIs. ~ ossss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
Irregular ty,

Suppressed or Palntui Menstruations
Weakness OF the Stomach, INDIGESTION
Boating. Flooding. Nei yous PrJstration'
Headache. General Debility. Kidney Com.
plants in either sex. Every time It will
relieve 80
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
Backache, Faintness.

Extreme Lassltude. DON'T care" and
want to be left alone" feeling, excitabiI-
Ky, irritability, nervousness. sIeepiessness
fstulency. melancholy, or the blues;
These are sure indications OF FemaI.
Weakness. some arrangement OF the Ute
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-27
THROUGH THE VALLEY
Fury of Whirling Waters From
Gohna Lake.
Forethogght Prevents the Loss of
Life by the Breaking of
the Dam.

SMLA, India, Aug. 26.-Gohna Lake.
which was for some time past threatening
to break its banks and sweep down the
valley. at the head of which it lies, has
broken the dam which controlled the
waters.
Thousands of tons of water poured
through the valley like cataract, sweep
ing everything before it. Huge powders
were swept along like pebbles. trees were
uprooted and carried on the crest OF theflood
and villages along the valley were swept
out of existence in an instant after the
roaring torrent Of whirling waters struck
them.
The rainfall during the monsoon has
been noticeably heavy, and the lake 1859
with great rapidity. The percolation at
the dam became very heavy. and the engi-
neer who examined it decided that its
breakage was imminent. To repair ir was
impossible, and the Government at once
took steps to prevent loss OF life when the
break came.
Elaborate railway and telegraph ar
rangementS were made, and when it be-
came known that the dam would go out
the people nearest the point of danger
were carried by the railroad to places of
safety, while those further down the VAL
ley were notified to pack up their belong
ings and be prepared to leave their homes
when called upon by the Government to
do so.
The call was soon issued and the people
were taken away. SO when the flood
really came the valley was deserted by
every ybody. To this wise foresight of the
Government is due the fact that great loss
IF life was averted.