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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

SOLICITORs-BIG MONEY To GOOD men.
, II will pay you 10 write the security Trust
aud Investment Co., acGrsw building DetroiI'
Mich and represent them In your loeallty
oil
The evening world., 1894-01-20
AGAIN THEY co SCOT FREE.
Grand Jury Refuses to Indict
Linden Township Officials.
big J%ullificatiOn TO BE Held by the
Accused Men.

ELIZABETH, y. j.. Jan 2O.-Fur the
second time the seven Township Com
mitternen Of Linden. who voted to Ii
cense the Linden Park Race Track. have
ESCAPED an Indictment by a Union tuun-
~ Grand Jury for malfrusance in office
and bribery.
Despite the strong Instructions OF
Judge Van SyCkcl, to indiCt the accused
Committeeman the jury for the Jan
uHry term. following the example OF IT.
predecessor for tn" October term. To-
fuse'i TO iind any hiictm"nt, and This
morning were discharged 10y Judge, Me.
tormirk, ~ Judge Van Syckcl said he
cuu!i not br present.
juds" Mccormick thanked the jurors
FOR their services, which Is more thar.
thu Superior Judge would have dom. hA
he Is very angry, II Is said, over the fall
ulr of the jury men to obey his lnstruc-
tiuuS.
There IL great joy in Linden over thu
news, and II bis i~ulliIeIliun, 1t Is said,
Will be held there this evening by thr
Committeeman who have been 50 long
in a state of SuSDUnSr.
Tncy had a CLOSE shave, ~ last week
the GRAND Jury voted !. TO II to in
dict them. but one Ut tn" lUrSmeu after
wards w-Hk"ae,I. AMI east his Nul" This
week for 1t -cuuslI"Iatluu OF the indlCt-
m"ut. and then voted to lunsh II.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
MANY SUITS TO Be BROUGHT.
Brooklyn Will Try to Recover
Some of the Overcharge.
go ZOO Too Much Paid for the
Columbian Celebration.

Papers are being prepared by Corpo-
ration Counsel Alme. +. jerks, OF Brook
Ign, in suits to be brought against con-
tractors and others whose overcha rgcs
against the city creat"d the scandals in
connection with the Columbian c-lrbra-
ton.
Mr.. jerks In ten days Will be an ex-
official, but before his time expires
everything will be in readiness for his
successor. MIR. Mcdonald, to prosecute
the suits.
The Commission appointed by the Leg
iSiature 10 audit the bills has completed
It's labors, and the result Is iiied with
Comptroller torwin.
The Commission found gross and fraud
ulrnt OvtrCharseS Ia some OF III" bills,
while In a few cases II did not act upon
the bills owing TO II lack of evidence.
Among the persons against whom suit
Is to he brought are 4. Ross. who was
paid 81 900 for building stands; Francis
II. Weeks. bill for furnishing lishers:
+. II. Montague. $1,000 Cor beer and
whiak.y for the Aldermen, and &. Car
lon, $1,000 for cigars.
The prisons who furnished the music
for the celebration are also TO be- sued.
The total cost of the celebration was
$4,000, and the Commission found that
the city WAS overcharSrd about S@I,UO.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
EDWARD N. CLARK MAY LIVE.
Favorable Report on Others Of
the Injured.
Commuters May Testify for the Rail-
road This Afternoon.

An unexpected change for the better
was noticed In Edward NJ. Ciark's con-
dition at st. Mays Hospital, Iiobokrn,
to-day, and DR.. X. I, chabert. Presiden;
OF the Board OF Surgeons. now holds out
strong hopes for his ultimate recovery.
Mr.. Clark lives at Basking Ridge. lie
was among the most severely injured
in the Hackensack Meadows accident last
Monday. His life was despaired of forty
eight hours ago. but he has weathered
the crisis, AMI his wife. who IL CON
stantly at his bedside. is much clated at
the hopeful OUTLOOK for her husband to-
day.
The body OF Charles T.. Mincher, who
died In ST. Mary's yesterday, still lay
in the hospital this morning, 1t was
SAID II would be taken to his home. l22
East Nineteenth street. this afternoon.
steadily Improving" was the report
on the other l.acknwHnna victims In st.
Mnry's Hospital, aud by next week sew
-rnl OF them viii he sufficiently con
Nalescent to permit Of removal to their
ONES
Besides clark. in the hospital are
cornish Arthur Gardner. Frederick
Ferguson and Ernest II. Schat-r.
some or the commuters on the Morris
l~.ackawanna and Western road. who
We're passengers on th. fatal Orang-
local or the Dover express on Monday
were expected TO nppea before President
sloan ana Supt. ItrasOner OF the road
TINS nii-ru -On ana offer testimony about
tn" disaster.
They have volunteered to tell their
stories. the railroad officials SAY, und
the corporations representatives. appear
To extract "A great deal OF consolation
from the fact. ~ they argued. 1t indi-
Gated that the passengers would testify
In rAculputiun Of the roads responsibility
In II great measure.
All the commuters from here TO IIo-
hokls cannot discharge the roads linbii-
ny In this anHir. Every man Killed
means IN" paymei t Of 5000 to his widow
or heirs. Eleven are now Il, ad, and
that means already Sjj.Ot1.
What amounts the suffering victims
who are lingering in 81. Mary's and
thrists Hospitals. Will dsnand and I'M
doubtedly get, even II 1t goes TO II jury,
can scarcely DE- estimated with accuracy.
Arnold has had a leg amputated,
Clark VIII he n cripple perhaps for life,
Ferguson Will b.. but II wreck Of his
former self and 80 ON through the score
of victims who We're badly injured. THAT
nll means probably $ljD.OU or 100000 out
pat from this economical corporations
strong box.
Perhaps the Inquest Monday next will
show that others besides Engineer Da-
vid Hoffman,, of South Orange, must di-
vide III" awful responsibility OF that
deadly collision last Monday.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
TO BEAT TEST VOTE DRILL.
Assembly and Senate Committees
Have a Surprise for Gravesend.
Testimony Heard To-day in the
Pasfeld-Melody Contest.

Before the Assembly Committee sat In
the Brooklyn City Hall this morning to
hear the case OF George X. Pastield. who
IL contesting the seat in the Assembly Of
william r.. Melody, Lawyer Elliott an
nounced that he had settled Upon a plan
TO defeat Justice Newton's scheme OF
drilling voters before the test Is taken
Monday in order to prove to the Com
mittee that 1t was impossible to vote
! 502 men in the Second District on Elcc-
tion Day.
Both the Senate and Assembly Com
mi;tees announced that they had II sur
prise in store for the Gravesend voters
and that their labors spent in drilling
would amount to nothing.
The .Assemblymen II Senators who
prntlted by the G.aNesend vote are
afraid now that Justice Newton's little
drilling scheme Will 70 against them.
md IN case rapid voting is demonstrates
at Mondays test the Committee viii
consider IL as bad evidence.
In the case of paStield against Melody.
in the Ninth Assembly District, Melody
received. according to the returns, "A
plurality of 100 votes: rasield claims
his opponent In the district.
He SAWS the registry lists show
that voters had registered from vacant
lets. social CLUBS aud vacant buildings.
Pasiield was the i'rst Witness on the
stand. lie testified that In tn. Sixteenth
Ward over $50 sound men had taken the
disability oath and We're assisted in pre-
pairing their ballots.
Deputy County Clerk Davis testified
to the puil-lisfs from which MelOdy's
plurality was determined.
Lawyer Judge. for Melody, commended
that the poll lists brought In by Mr..
Da, is were not the regular lists. Mr.,
Davis testified that the poll lists wer.
the only records tlel with the County
Clerk.
1t was finally decided to admit Mir
Daris's testimony and the records he
prulucel,
The evening world., 1894-01-20
MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL.
Brooklyn's New Institution Will
Open Feb. IL.
u VIII BE Second Ia None In the
Country.

public School Superintendent William
II, Maxwell, Of Brooklyn, announced
his morning that tn. Manual Training
school Of the City would he opened Feb.
y IN the buiil.uS formerly occupied by
the Boys II.Gh School, at Court and
Livingston streets,
The school will he in charge OF Prof.
Charles - LaIkin, formerly Principal
81 the Boys l.igh School. The curricu-
lum viii include woud-carving meChan-
zeal engineering, mathematics. moulding
II other trades AZ we'll as English.
Prof. l.arkiu told an Evening World"
reporter :hat the school was to have
an equipment second TO none in the
country.
Tin" Professor Of Mathematics will be
Frank F. Harding. OF the Chicago High
School. j. W. Abernethy, a tutor in
the Adelphi Academy. has besn ac-
cepted as Professor Of English. Me
chHniCal drawing viii be taught by
Barton C~rulkshank. formerly Of Prince
ton University.
Th" position of teacher Of woodwork
has been offered to the Principal of one
schools In the country, whose exhibit
Of woodwork was awarded the prize
at the Worlds Fair,
The teacher of science has not yet
been selected.
The salaries ot the tutors have been
fixed by the Board OF, Education at
81 500 per, annum; and the expenses OF
each student will be greater than that
attached to each pupil in the High
School.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT.
Got Away from Court Officers
After Conviction for Robbery.
Martin Richardson Gets Two Years
In the Penitentiary.

Martin Richardson, the desperate
young thief who escaped from the
court officers while on his way from the
Brooklyn Court = House to Raymond
Street Jail on the morning OF Nov. 3.
was captured In New York at / o'clock
this morning.
Just after Richardson escaped the
New York police We're asked to keep II
sharp watch FOR him. detective Aiearn
knew the young crook by sight. and he
was detailed to make II search for the
escaped prisoner. He has been watch
Ing several tenements In the Fourth
Ward for several weeks. A few days
ago he learned that richardson had
been seen I'm the vicinity.
Ahearn tinally located the young fel.
low family In ii house ON Cherry street,
near Oliver. lie called at liicha rdsun's
home last night, but the object or his
pursuit was not In.
The detective waited outside the house
until O'Clock this morning, when he
saw Richardson enter the hallway and
disappear. lie called several policemen
10 guard the exits and then went up
stairs.
Richardson opened the door In respons-
To III. detectives rap ana was arrested.
AIraru slipped the bracelets on his
wrists, and after taking his prisoner to
The statiJn-hous-. brought him over to
81 pohlN IT, u pils'iA' 'J''N' w
wearing handouts, but his protests were
of no avail.
Richardson was arraiened before Judge
Moore in the court of Sessions to-day.
He said he Was eighteen years old.
married and had never been In prison
before.
WHAT have YOU been doing since you
left here asked Judge Moore.
'lve been working"
YOU were convicted OF robblng a man
Of his watch. Before YOU took French
leave as they call it," said the Judge.
Il received several letters testifyinR to
your good character. ! began to think
YOU were an angel without wings.
Il was mistaken continued The
Judge. land now you'll go to the peni-
tertiary for two years | am sorry
Won't you make 1t Sing Sing instead
Of the pen~itentiary?" the prisoner
IN, / will not"
Last July Richardson met julius
koehlar near the Williamsburg Ferry
and asked him the time. When Koehlei
took out his watch the thief grabbed IL
In the Court OF Sessions resulted In a
conviction OF grand larceny.
He was brought to court on Nov. 9 to
be sentenced. Judge Moore was i'll and
Richardson was remanded to Jail. He
was locked in with the gang and
marched out Of the rear door OF the
Court House.
The prison van was waiting, at. the
curb. Richardson quietly slipped OFF his
crowd for a ONE quietly walked
away. His escape was not discovered
until the prisoners were counted after
entering the van.
The evening world., 1894-01-20

MY little daughter, Ethel May" said Mrs.
n. n. watson. OF l53 Blooningdale street,
Worcester. Mass. twas terribly and alarm
ingly sick. She had twenty sII q vnlsions
IN two years. Her nerves were very weak, her
appetite very bad she could not sleep nights.
her limbs would draw np. and she suffered. oh !
80 much! She WAS az yellow saffron and weak
nd delicate. our local Il o'tor, gave her M.
saying she could not La cured.
Blu. thanks to y wonderful medicine. she l.
now erf.ctly we'll and healthy. This rcm-i,
is DR.. Green-'s Nervura blood and nerve remedy
aud 1t has completely cured my little girl"
The statement OF Mrs. Helen Barnes. Of White.
stone. /" l.. sNery interesting to parents.
NJ little girl. - she says. was 80 very ner.
vous that We could not get her outside the
house nor into another room unless We were
behind her. though she WAS siI years old. and
she Was SO lausuid aud tired she would lie around
anywhere.
81 commenced 10 give her DR.. Greeue's Ser.
vnrA blood aud nerve remedy. and In less than
= month size WAS bette, She became n brave
li,:le girl and would 20 10 tie store for me, and
WAS III all ways greatly improved N health.
Oniy those who know what II In to have II ner-
,ous child can tell how thankful am"
Mr.. George Nut,all. of 50 Walnut Street.
Everett, Msss.. writes the GLOWING interesting
letter about th1 matter. Mr.. Nuttall is = we'll
Known man aud his statement cannot !sil 10 bs
respected and believed.
My SON had leen suffering for 4 long time. "
lie saws. with st. Vitus dance. he MAS eI.
irous'y nervous and had u severe tsitching OF
the muscles. especially Of tile limbs. aud at
times Affecting tie greater part OF the body. |
The evening world., 1894-01-20
JERSEY NEWS
AsSA|LANT NOT TO Be KNOWN.
So Says Miss Dexter of the May
Barrowclife Outrage.
Patient Rapidly Gaining Strength
and Is Not Being Annoyed.


Miss G,rtie Dexter. cousin of Miss
par,.u,,to, ,I,, ,,.. -, n.,,.rt,ust,
~'o"'," WIN was ~ "Ss'''uI''
assaulted In II vacant lot III Jersey city
three weeks AGO. called to Sc. her this
a,.,nn. -. ,,,,,, 40, 49, ,,r,a, ,u,.
h''i"l"s US usual "' '"e Jersey IVY
Hospital. They talked Tor over haIt an
hour.
,.., " So. :,
enc ~ uh'o"o'eu'N re'oNe''he now
said Miss Dexter. when seen by an
.'Eyening World" rcnortcr Mt Rock
49,, H.. -. 49,. =. -.
WOW P""'pR'"pn'c h"'"r'' where sue
Is employed aS huokkceper.
"Alay IL in her pprrrct senses. so far
no on,',nt,, ,,,.tl, -, ,h. ,,r.,,, :,
"7 ""H '"'"s o"'H'''' VI '"V '"EA'''S h"l-
rounding her aESaillnt Is concerned.
She talks nationally ON every other sub
,.,, n,., .a,.u.,. ,,,,. .h, 49,. =.
Jec', ana rc'osh'Hes those VINO go l"
sea her.
"Wh.n called Mt the hospital this
,an -,
NV " ""' ""7 WY SON ' ny
| told her OF II new dress l was having
made, and she asked me to describe Il
,u,,, No., wa, ,,li ,,, an .,,,,
".f w. ",i, Nn,u : " ~ e. "nnuh,
u S,V ,"mknti h"N,S NV ~ ". Hu NJ
m,"., ~ nn,''e' IA ~ A,
auitu sha' nnr o,,nt m"'v NV ~
n,utn i' "e'H''' WIN" 'e s'' "''
"e"Wrt,, .h. r.,u.l ,.r mon, t,ot,.,,
,h, NV wy iii "''i, =,
The evening world., 1894-01-20
THIEVES BUSY IN BROOKLYN.
Several Petty Burglaries Reported
and u Number of Arrests Made.

Many petty burglaries were reported
by the brooklyn police this morning.
During the night somebody sueaked into
81. Jos-ph's X. q. Church, Pacific street
and Washington avenue. and stole AN
ur-rcuat valued at SO.
4 thief entered the residence OF Rev.
Thomas J. Whitaker. llls jefferson ave-
nue.. While the Family were absent, and
carried away several articles ~ irwriry,
Mrs. burns. OF "a clark street, nUti-
He'd tile police iu-'iay thdt some tim"
during tn. present month. some thief
had entered her cellar and stole clothing
and i-weirv worth $50 from IA irunk
Thir,rs broke into = h"us, id" Dean
street ana stripped the has .i"ui ~ lead
pipe and other plumbing iiNtui"s.
Michael Leonard. having M hom"
Philip, Mrkrnna, OF dG6 Third avenue,
and Harry Moss. OF PSI Seventh avenue,
all under the age OF sixteen years. were
arrested last night by Detective Ryan,
at the Ninth street bridge, over GIOVANNI.
II charge Of stealing two rugs from the
r-sldrhce Of John Grady, 40 Eighth
street.
SlNteen-yrar-old Wnllam Sullivan. Of
3 Little Nassau stree, was lakru into
custudy this morning 81 II chHrE- II
stealing II bag of coal from a yard IN
Kent avenue.
Robert Griffin. nineteen years old. of
81 - Water street, was ARRESTED INT.
morning ON suspicion II being inuli
Gated in breaking INTO v. *. Gilb-rrs
furnishing goods store. l6' Fulton street,
und stealing n quantity OF gloves. An
other man, who was arrested at the
time. IL serving out IA sentence In he
ptnittntiary.
The police to-day arres.ei Michael
O'ruOle, of POP John street. on a charg"
Of being concerned in the burglary Of
the storehouse adjoining the Navy Yard,
ON Sunday night. Three other men are
in Jail awaiting trial for the same
Offense.
Michael Mubrane, Of SO T]hlrty-ninth
street. told the police to-day that a we'll
dressed man bought Il paper Of tobacco
at his store and swlndl"d him with n
counterfeit silver dollar.
Roundsman Grace arrested Charles
Peterson, OF IL Bowery, New York, on
a charge Of stealing so worth Of rock
candy from Henry Meyers grocery, -
Washington avenue.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
BROOKLYN NEWS.
MUTTER|NG AGAINST SHEEHAN
Long Island City's Unemployed
Ignored by the Contractor.
Italians from New York Given the
Preference ut Low Wages.

LONG ISLAND CITY, n. Y, Jan. %.
considerable Indignation prevails
among the unemployed residents of this
city over the importation yesterday OF
"A gang of Italians by Police Commits
sioner John G. Shechan. of New York, TO
work upon the construction of the sew
er on Harris avenue. near the City Hall.
Tor which he has the contract. \ num-
Der of men visited the works last even
Ing and demonstrated In half Il dozen
languages, ana with various inprecations
against what they termed the "Sheehan
boycott Of local laborers."
Commissioned Sheehan obtained the
contract a few weeks ago from Mayor
Sanfords General Improvement Commits
sion. His bid was Sc, 76l. The Commits
sion was created by an act of the last
Legislature. and Lirut.-Gov. Sheehan, thu
P"llce commissioners brother, was one
Of the most ardent advocates of the bill,
and subsequently sanctioned and ap.
proved its passage.
William H.. Williams. OF Astoria. q
brother of Police Inspector Williams, OF
New YORK, spent the Winter in Albany,
ana worked hard among the Republican
Assemblymen on behalf Of the biii. EN,
Mayor Gleason and other leading resi-.
anu opposed the measure.
Inc tN-Mdyor repeatedly said that the
hlii was ne embodiment of 'johb-ry'
and deals conceived during his iigh
with Mayor Sanford for possession o.
the city Hall, and that ii was intro.
duced Tor the purpose of atinu
favors obtained from lieut.-Gov. Sheehai
aud with a view of pe~rpetuatins the
power OF Mayor Sanford.
Police. Commissioner Sheehan wa.
awarded the contract and Williams wa,
h'ant an Commissioned a
MIR. SheAhln began work n few day,
ago on his Harrison avrnue contract
\ great howl went up from the unenl
ploNei Buhem.anS. Irish, Poles and Hun
satians o; the city. when they discovertC
tina Italians were at work on the scwel
AT 10 cents a day, and that Foreman
sullivan WAS the only member of any
nationality outside of the Italians EN-
pioved there.
at is an outrage on the taxpayers o
Long Island CIV said the unemployed
men to-day, that residents OF Lon.
Island CITY We're ignored in giving GU
employment.
The Commissioner" they said. "i'
authorized to spend sl,5Oo.GJO The tax,
payers Of this city alone must pay this
amount. and in spite of this fact ou'
local labOrerS are forced to remain idle
for want OF employment, while Italians
are doing the work which we should do"
Mr.. Sheehan has already received con
tracts from Long Island city amounting
to nearly $500, @h. on Thursday he was
awarded n contract by the Sanford Com
mission to construct IL sewer on Broad
way for SOS. 4O7. so. 1t is. expected that
over three hundred working days vii
be spent in construction of this main
and there are upward OF 1000 idle mer
at present in the city.
1t Is feared that the idle men OF thu
city will make an attack on the Italian.
and destroy Contractor Sheehan's plan
II the work is not given to the suffering
poor of the W
The evening world., 1894-01-20
EXONERATED ON ONE CHARGE
But Bertach Must Answer Miss KID
ne,'s ID Accusation.

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg, to-day discharged
William Bertsch, the son of a wealthy
merchant, who was accused of trifiing
with the affections Of Nellie Kidney,
seventeen years old, of 81 Lee avenue,
but held him on a more serious charge.
The girl, who is decidedly pretty. said
that Bertsch had deceived her under
promise OF marriage. Testimony against
the girl was given by Isaac Shadkus', OF
22 East Seventeen street, William kahn,
OF LOG East one Hundred Fifth
greet, and Louis Goldbaum, of 60 Avenue
y. Although ~eXonorated on one com
plant Bertsch Is still held to answer the
charge of being responsible for Miss Kid
ney's condition.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
FRED KING BECOMES INSANE.
Weakened People at MidnIpht ana
Wanted u Prnycr-M-etInx Held.

HAckENSAcK. y. j.. Jan. 2O.-Frei
King, Of New city, ltocliland County
y. Y. who has made n fortune in the
cigar manufacturing business and I'm real
estate, suddenly became insane last
night. and IL now in the New city
Jail. He went around the town about
midnight. awaking the residents by
knocking on their doors or ringing the
bells.
Some people armed themselves with
their revolv.rs, thinking the midnight
visitor a burglar.
Kim woke up Garry Noorhis. an engi-
nr"r on the New Jersey and New Iork
road, and was anxious to charter a spe-
Cial train to go to New York. He after
wards called upon Pastor Russell. OF
the Methodist Church. and wanted IA
prayer meeting started. He became vio-
lent when asked To go home. but was
~ovrrpuwered and taken to the county
Jail. lie Is thirty-fiv- years old. sin
gle. and lives with his mother.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
DR.. PIESLER DIED IN GERMANY.
Dlrector-at-Lnrge OF the Board Of
Freehulders OF Newark.

NEWARK. y. j.. Jan 20.-Word was
received In this city this morning from
Falkensline. Germany, that Directorate
Large Eugene lirsl-r. Of the BOARD Of
r'r-rhuld-rs. had died there. Dr. Pies
Ter left Newark In June las to try and
benefit his health. Al the time Of his
departure MIR. Piesl-r said that he never
rNurrt-d to return alive.
Mr.. fi-si-r. who was turty-fuur years
Of age, was born In Germany and was
AN officer during the French ana Ger
man war. lie rommand-d the Light Ar
tillriS, After the close of the war he
'sn- to this country and settled In Eal,i-
more and from thtr. he went to live in
prans", lie had considerable political
Influence.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
HUSBAND WASN'T FINED.
But Mrs. EgIo Got $22 from Saloon
Keeper Nckenna.

Justice Goetting, in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg. to-day held Mrs.
Tiny Eslo, of 39s Marcy avenue. on a
charge of obtaining money under false
prctenses from John Mckenna, n saloon
Keeper. OF 407 Marcy avenue. Mckenna
saws that Mrs. Eglo got So from
him on the strength OF a statement that
she needed II TO pay the fine OF her hus,-
This story was untrue, and MCkenna
has been looking for his money without
success ever since.
The evening world., 1894-01-20
MRS. POST WANTS A DIVORCE.
Tie Jockeys Wife Does Not Name
the Correspondents.

Charles II. Post, the well-known
steeplechase rider. OF Sheepshead Bay,
was this morning served with papers
In n suit for absolute divorce, which has
been begun in the Connecticut courts
by his wife, Mary T. Post.
Mrs. Post In the daughter Of Father
Biu' DAILY. the veteran turfman. lie Is
llso known as the Sage OF Hartford. "
nss. Post Ia now With her father In
The names OF the correspondents are
lot cited ~ the papers. fs
The evening world., 1894-01-20
A STORY OF CANNIBALS.
There Are Snvages TO-Dar Who Eat
Missionaries, Sailors and Children.
wonderful.

There are islands In the South Sea
where the saVages eat white men when
ever they can find them. Whenever
Vessels put sailors ashore on these fsl-
ands the natives surround the unfortu-
tate men, XIII them with poisoned an