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The evening world., 1894-05-09
FlLIAL LOVE COST A LIFE.
Miner Who Refused to strike
Crushed to Death.

TBy AsSOcTaTed PTtss.I
CUMBERLAND. Md, May 9.-Alfred
Metz. aged twenty-five. a young miner
employed in the Potomac mine. near
Barton, Allegheny County, met with a
most horrible death yesterday while at
work. While undermining a breast of
coal the roof caved in and he was in
stantly killed. The unfortunate man
was the only support of an aged
mother.
When she learned the news she faint
I'd. Metz refused to quit work when
asked by strikers, on account of his
mother
The evening world., 1894-05-09
REFORM AT WHITE PLAINS.
citizens Candidates Win at Nester-
dnN'n Election.

WHITE PLAINS, y. Y, May 9.-There
is mucl comment in this village over the
res ult of yesterdays charter election, in
which the Citizens candidates James
Young and Samuel Barnes. defeated Yer
plank and Hnssels who were candidates
FOR reelection as Trustees,
A citizens committee charged the old
Roa"i win eNTaNaHahce, ana Messrs,
Nerplan,; and HAssels We're unable To
explain satisfactorily to a majority or
the voters. The new Board VIII stand
three Democrats and three Republicans.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
TROLLEY WRECKS A HOUSE.
Many Persons Narrowly Escape In
Jury in baltimore.
By Associated Press J

BALTIMORE, May "a broken troll
ley wire on the Central Electric Rail-
way occasioned a singular and destruc-
tive accident at the southwestern cor
ner of Lanvale street and Myrtle ave-
nue. yesterday. The house on the cor
ner was made almost a total wreck by
car jumping the track and running
straight through the front wall into
the parlor.
Mrs p. a. Colder and family. the oc-
Cupants, and eleven passengers in the
ear narrowly escaped fatal injury.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
Calvin Des-rters Locked Up.


NV NsNOITATtl FTFSs-
PlTTSBl RG, Pa, May 9.-A section Of
Gulvin's army landed in the Central po-
lice station this morning. There were
twentythree OF them. They We're ar
rested for taking possession Of Ralti-
more and ohio freight train at l}issell
The men deserted Galvin's army yestrr-
day. Baltimore and Ohio detectives,
VINO had been expecting an attempt at
tured the men.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

iron Is now considered more aesthetil
Tor lamp stands, candlesticks and te,
Kettle standards than brass. II
wrought Into all sorts of arabesoue del
signs and Is something OF relief afte
the hammered brass period, when houses
especially where there were daughter.
glittered with brass plaques and orn.
ments OF every kind that could be ham
mered out by their hands.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

and regulations TO banking institutions
for the purpose OF inviting public con-
hdence and securing dep )sits should be
made TO understand that they cannot
violate their trust with impunity. The
banking laws ought to he better enforced
than they are.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
Roundsman Driscon Dead.

Roundsman James Driscoll OF the Park police,
died OF spinal meningitis at his home, 5Sl West
One Hundred and Twenty-hfth street yesterday
afternoon in his forty-siKth year. He had been
on the force for over fifteen years, during most
OF which time he was attached to the Arsenal In
Central Park.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
DoIphin DccciNed CommnnMcnIcr..


SPOKANE, Wash, May 9-The Spo-
kane Industrial Army, under the leader
ship of Dolphin. Is camped at Hillyard.
Dolphin's claim that he had secured
transportutio tion was II hoax and the men
are growing dissatisfied. The corps of
deputy sheriffs at llillyard has been re-
luCel to sixteen Everything Is quiet.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

The Harlem Bank failure seems TO
furnish another instance of the practice,
far too prevalent recently. Of the use
OF such institutions by their officers for
their own accommodation at the cost OF
their depositors. The President cashier
and directors have call loans from the
bank personally. and are besides makers
and indorsers Of large amount OF time
and call paper held by the bank. 1t Is
time that people who lend their names
The evening world., 1894-05-09
Drug Clerks Not Beautics.

To the Editor:
Not only are drug clerks coneeited, but
ara also very deceitfu And about the
going to the drug stor simply to hrt wit hi
Il Is Just ridiculous The truth ls.
found a nice. looking drug clerk. They ar
lemon eompiexioued. and I'm sure n a cir
duiseS In nirtinS she airts with niee.lo'
Young men. REGINA
The evening world., 1894-05-09

ITN NNNOI IaTtU TTtN@
SAN BERNARDINO, cal, May .
"col." Ninette, OF the Second Los An
geles Regiment of the commonweal
Army. and seven of his comrades We're
taken before Justice knox on the
charge OF attempting to eVade the pay
ment of railroad fares. They We're held
in 500 each. The regiment is going to
pipccg
The evening world., 1894-05-09
TwO-StOry Cars in Russia.

To The Editor
Being.a constant reader OF THE Evening Wo
could not avoid reading in the correspond
about Europe two-story railroad cars. ]
not yet seen any mention OF the big citiei
Russia. In the city OF Moscow. among o
two-story lines you can find the "Tagauca'
which goes up steep hill, has several GU
and moves with considerable speed. ! never
heard OF Al accident on this line. c. COW
The evening world., 1894-05-09
Coxc,it.s East of the Cascades.

IITN NssOcTaTeN FIVSNI
TACOMA. Wash, May 9.-Supt. Nc
Cabe. OF the Northern Pacific, says all
the Commonwealers are now east of the
Cascade Mountains. They were not al
lowed to go through the tunnel and
walked over the mountains.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
|HeV9El!BSll k|SHeME| |

light without separating. add ono
OF vinegar, two teaspoonfuIs -, pint
one-half teaspoonful OF pepper on salt
a cup OF butter and one teaspoonful ag
sugar MIX well and heat over ~.
water Cook. stirring constantly rs., aO,
the dressing is thickened. When s 'u
add one teaspoonful OF mixed musts
If desired. and let cool before usira
The evening world., 1894-05-09
The Jolly six" liz Started.

70 the Editor
| have read in your great paper lately of
for girls. Why not give tho boys show
have formed rlub called the Jolly Six
all young fellows are welcome to Join U.S.
Ofrccrs are.
George 2ippf. President Henry Aukner. IRE
Gus Kuggleman. V-P Harry Aukner. S.
John swarp Secretary. Alex. smuler. Mars
o. Avenue
The evening world., 1894-05-09
Julia MarIowc sprnins Her Ankle

tRy Associated PrcSsD
uOINOkE Mass, May a,-Juiin Mar'owc
while leaving the Empire Theatre last night
slipped ami sprauCd her ankle, She expects tc
anne,r as usual tonight
The evening world., 1894-05-09
The worlds" New Uptown once

The Worlds" Uptown once has
moved into it's new quarters at the juno.
ton OF Broadway and Sixth avenue, al
Thirty.second street. There are eight
entrances. two on Broadway. two OF
.ixth avenue and four on Thirty-sscon'
street.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
who Fired This shot?

Tusset,i GiniUo or IA Mulberry street. while
standing In the ward al his home at II o'clock
las, night vas shot In the log. Where The shot
anne from or who nrel II Is unknown. Ginillo
wns removed to Chambers street Hospital
The evening world., 1894-05-09
The woriS," New Uptown ono.

THE Worlds" Uptown ONCE has
moved into Its new quarters at the juno
ton of Broadway and Sixth avenue. at
Thirty-second street. There are eight
entrances. two on Broadway. two on
street.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
ChiId's Body In the River.

Policeman John J. Fogarty. OF the Church street
station. found the body Of a male child In the
North River near pier IS at the foot of vesey
street this morning. The child was apparently
ahnut three weeks old. II had light hair and blue
eyes and had been in the water a long time. 1t
vas taken to the MOrgue.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Attorney Moloncy, in his war
on the Trusts in Illinois. is setting an
excellent example to other Attorney
Generals. Hancock, Of New York. has
a splendid opportunity in the Ice Trust
formed in this city and Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
THE STRAW HAT RoYs ARE SAD.

Last Summers straw hats are to be
the style tn. Summer again. The real
sw"lls viii howl with pain over this bit
OF news FOR how ar" they to he distin-
GuishCd from the plebean mob II they
cannot burst forth In something really
audaciuNs and novel in straw when the
warm weather sets in" 4 season that
cannot give the dressy fashionable
young man something to be ecstntically
unique in possesses for him nothing but
purgatOrlal misery. lie has to wear
straw for he must be with the weather.
YOU know, but to be matched in the
same monotouOus way that he was last
summer II Is positively awful. beastly
horrld, don'tohrsce'
II the "Cady's" hrIm were little big,
ger, or its crown roCocoed after some eX,
traordinary design. or its ribbon band
thrllingly asserted, there would be some
pleasure for him in looking forward Il
the approach or straw what days. But
alas there is nothing new. nothing
novel, nothing startling, and the mar
whose wife has been using his relicu
lated brain.prutcctor all Winter for 9
work basket can now drag IL forth
scrub IL and put it on with as mucl
stylish glec us ne did last Summer
when II was just the thing and he "rIgh
( in A."
The evening world., 1894-05-09
An ArknnSns IndustrIaI Army.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, May "a
Coxey army will leave here Thursday
| evening for Washington. 1t Is said to
| number lao and Is under the leadership
OF Ed McManus, eX-puglist, eX-poice-
| man. eX-hack driver.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

AS South Carolina won't drink after
the Tillman method, she can 10 dry. At
least, the supreme court SAYS so. I|it Il
Is not generally believed that this sort
OF prohibitory law win really l"ngthcu
the intervals of time between potations
in the State.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
Transferred TO Governors Island.
Try Associated Prsss)

CHICAGO May s.-Muior u, u, Wheeler. depot
master at Gen. Miless headquarters, has been
transferred to New York. where he will occupy
the same position at Governors Island, He will
he succeeded here by Capt, +, II. Hathaway, who
has been stationed at Fort Lcaven~orth,
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Those tariff amendments in the Senate
constitute the countly's most interesting
"400" at this juncturr.
The evening world., 1894-05-09


MARINETTE, Wis. May 9.-Forest hres are
raging along the line OF the Chicago. Milwaukee
and s. Paul Railway between here and Ellis
Junction. Porterneld is threatened and great dam
age viii follow unless the wind goes down
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Canada should have an opportunity "a
regret that fishing for men in Lake Erie
yesterday. Her legal drug-net WAS un
justiiably brought into use.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

"A hundred fathoms deep" is nothing
to the burial Of the Wilson biil under
those four hundred Senate amendments
The evening world., 1894-05-09
Lime Juice for scuryy.

Probably few persons outside the Id
dustries actually concerned are awar
that under the provisions of the BritisI
Lime Juice act the Boards of Trade ar
empowered to compel the ships cad
tains to serve out to their crew a full
ounce Of lime juice per day, and d
hold the masters responsible for th
actual swallowing of the dose by th
men. Any case Of recalcitrancy on th
part of one of the crew has to be ed
tered into the official log book, and d
case these precautions are neglected IN
master is liable to a heavy penaltJ
Thanks to the provisions of the ao|
scurvy has been almost stamped out
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Croker has been the whole hog a Ions
time. Nobody wants "d.VVy," in
which the hard work viii go to the new
comers and the fat VIII continue to be
accumulated at the old centre. The
boss is given to understand that he
must quit all or not any.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

as erectually and more permanently than ID
late Lord Beaconsfed. then Mr.. Disraeli "dished
the Wings on famous occasion. by. proposIl
and carrying through measures even more radio
than those proposed by his reform opponents?
RUIN LIE DATS
The evening world., 1894-05-09

have been wearing straw hats with bind
ing on the rims for many seasons, but
women have not worn them. The Vesta
Tilley comes In straw of any color, and
is distinguished from othe sailors" by
the silk binding OF the rim.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Nothing is nicer to use with cabbage
salad than French dressing. In the
directions which call for cream, oil can
generally be used in it's place. and makes
very good dressing. Beat four eggs
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Croker's great personal interests ARE
now on the turf 1t Is time to put
Crokerism under It.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

The old Republican elephant is In
clined to play the part Of an ugly iii
to the Constitutional convention.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

IT is not provided that the state Con
stltutlon shall simply be E"puhIicaniH"d
every twenty years. DO they think df
this at Albany?
The evening world., 1894-05-09

The armor-plate investigation gocs ON
In secrecy at Pittahurg and Homestead
That's the way the frauds went on. too.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Speaker Malby says he felt obliged to
sign that Huckleberry Railroad bill. The
Company also feels obliged.
The evening world., 1894-05-09

Canada will be taught, or should he
taught, that in the Lake Erie fishing
case which came up yesterday It is not
dealing with wilful poachers. The fish
ers seized by the Petrol are prominent
and influential citizens Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania. members OF fishing clubs
out fer their private amusement and not
for any gain. They were hook and line
fishermen too, such as have not pre-
viously been interfered with. The seiz,
ure so far as the facts appear. was ar
unjustifiable outrage. 1t Is not lingo
ISM" but pure Americanism. TO insls,
that reparation shall be prompt and full
The evening world., 1894-05-09
The Vesta Tilley Hat.

A view of the new Sailor" which Is
likely to be popular with young ladies
this Summer, Is here given. 1t Is the
Nesta Tilley hat. and Miss Tilley's pleas
ant features beam beneath II. Men
The evening world., 1894-05-09
4 5 Q I Q !

There were real Giants in baseball Yes
t.rday.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
How Dressm n kern'

How Dressmakern Hubbies Fnred.
80 the Editor:
DO dressmakers make good wives" asks W.
b. know ten dressmakers and seven OF them
widows Their husbands died very soon AZ
Ter marriage. One poor man died OF lockjaw
after eating some OF his wife's snowflake tea
biscuits Another was called before he was
chosen through fright-hls worst half had made
an oyster stew for his supper. After stewing
the oysters all day. they were still very tough,
SHE added bottle OF St. Jacobs Oil to the
mess Just to ward OF attention from the q es-
ters, as It were Two and a half days after his
last supper he was taking his first carriage ride
in great style Nos. D. 4 and survived Just
hfty.two weeks on hash corn beef and cabbage,
bakers bread fnd coffee. No got place in
. dime museum after forty days and nights OF
bread and cheese and kisses as first class
skeleton In knee pants. and there he lived till
the dime museum man tried to marry him to
the snake charmer. whom at the last moment
he discovered had been a dressmaker In the
country Afrlca). 80 the skeleton In attempting
to kick the dime museum man broke right in
half. This sad accident. Of course ended all
thoughts OF marriage for the bony part Dress
makers assistant No. died up too much
soapsuds. This madam had by mistake got
little common brown soap mixed with the cheese
on the plate OF course the poor man thought
she was trying to poison him. and he got sc
worked up about 1t that he went down tho
dark valley In At. Now do not desire Il
| discourage w. d. Experience teaches Let hin
| try his luck with the dressmaker he loves. Love
| works wonders She may make him a good wife
and II she does lie; hope that she has not founC
| a husband who is n. G.
The evening world., 1894-05-09
Very Odd.

Funny little housewives are fashlonsd
out of bit of gingham and flannel. Al
round piece Of cardboard is covered with
the gingham to serve as a base, and tbs
full skirt is pinned closely around THU
at the bottom and gathered around ths
waist-which consists of small stick
at the top. An apron of cardboard ID
covered with the gingham, edged with
pins. and fitted closely over the head
while a thimble set on top gives th(
semblance of a bell crown. A fichu Of
the gingham is crossed over the sticJ
shoulders and across the back Is fast
ened an ivory crochet hook. from eithe|
end of which are suspended tape needle
stuck through and upholding two spool
of white cotton. Two small whittle|
sticks come out from under the fichu fo
arms. and the whole effect is rdiculous]
like peasant woman carrying Id
pals OF water slung across a stick.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-07
The New Armory.

The new city government will consider
the matter of building handsome new
armory on the corner of Spring and
South streets. The front elevation OF
the plan proposed by FL Fassett, the
architect, meets with the approval OF all
military men. Captain /. H. Baker OF
the Cadets, has made draft Of his ideas
for the interior, which is approved by
many of the officers. 1t provides for q
large drill hall in the basement, four
company rooms on tine second floor, each
room being divided up into four Others
to be used as meeting rooms, uniform
rooms, ante rooms and officers rooms.
The majors headquarters will be con-
structed in the tower OF the old hose
house which stands on the proposed
location of the armory. The public gen.
orally seems to be in favor of the new
armory.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. r.. LIBBY.

Spring merchandise is hard hit
with the Crepe craze.
You may as well attempt to turn
back the stars in their mighty march
as to hope to stem the Crepe craze
current.
The aCrystal Crepe" tide GIBBS and
flows on our Centre Counter.
Now the colorline is broken, then
it is assorted up again. To-day it is
full. Flood tide. All the dainty
delicate tints.
[cream, pink, nile, cardinal, helotrope, ecru
lemon, white, &c.l
% inch, Is cts.
Serpentine Crepes.
"a crepe weave that counterfeits ripple
marks OH the beach,
A chorus of colors, all singing in
tune.
90 inch, 10 cts.
Printed Serpentine Crepes.
Same as the above, with the addi-
ton Of printed figures, 10 cts.
~
Lace Crepes, evening shades, Is
cts.
Hand painted Satines,
Made in France.
Not literally hand painted, but
they look like it.
Black ground, black brocade fig
ures, then the charmingest reproduc-
ton Of flowers possible, OVERLAPPING
the whole,
Price, 81 IL cts.
Organizes, homesick for Paris.
Redolent of French witchery, SO
cts.
French Wool Challies, SO cts.
Made in Alsace.
["How's that you say, "Alsace is in Ger
Perhaps it is, but you da'ss mt say so to a
Frenchman, unless it's very small French
mani
Springs begun. New spring
goods are coming, tumbling over
each other as fast as we can arrange
and classify them.
Come any day and you'll see new
things.
The proprietor and cloak manager
are in New York after
Spring Garments for your inspec-
ton.
Details in a few days.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-07
Shoe Workers of Auburn.

The entertainment in aid of the shoe
workers of Auburn, which will take
place at Mystic hall next Friday evening
ana is under the auspices of the Central
Labor Union, promises to be grand
success if the report of the delegates and
the committee having the matter in
charge can be taken as criterion Prof.
Ira II Hamilton and his orchestra has
kindly volunteered to furnish music fol-
the occasion, and full band. composed
of shoemakers of this city, will give q
concert in front of the hall from seven
to eight O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-07
PERSONAL.

The Rev. D. M. Pratt is spending the
week in the woods of Northern Maine,
visiting the lumber camps with Mr..
James L. Parker. one of his parishoner s.
Ex-Sheriff Webb of Bridgton is in
town.
Mr.. Steinert of the we'll known plan O
firm of NJ. Steinert & Sons, whose man
| aeer in this city is Mr.. McGouldrick, has
been passing several days in Portland
| and returned to Boston and New York
| last evening.
Mr.. Thayer, proprietor of the Augusta
house, was in this city yesterday
Judge and Mrs. Foster of Bethel were
among those registered at the Falmouth
| yesterday.
| Mr.. James Merrill, baggage master on
Nos. II and Ga mail and express trains
acting as conductor during the sickness
of Conductor Philbrook.
Hon. A. S. Kimball of Norway arrived
here yesterday and assumed the duties
of the Office of appraiser at the Portland
custom house.
Mr.. Martin, proprietor of the Falmouth
hotel. and Mrs. Martin are in Bridgton
for few days.
Mr.. White, proprietor of the Preble
house, went to Boston Monday, where
he will spend the week.
MI. James P. Hawkins, who has been
with Owen. Moore & Co. the past eleven
wears, severed his connection with that
firm Saturday night to accept position
as travelling salesman with the Metro
| poIitan Rubber Co., New York. The
clerks in the store presented him with an
alligator travelling bag and sum of
| money.
Superintendent James Stephenson OF
the Grand Trunk, has been in the city
| looking over the property of the COM
pany.
| Port Warden Archibald Reid, of Mon
| treal, formerly port captain of the Allan
| line here, is at the Falmouth.
| Messrs. j. S. Bucknam, w. II. Cowen
and c. E. Martin, all of Eastport, were at
the Falmouth yesterday.
The report that Gen. Neal Dow is to
spend his Goth birthday away from Port
land is incorrect. He has received inyi-
tations to be present az great meetings in
Chicago. New York, Philadelphia and
other places, but he will be at home dur
ing the day and attend the meeting in
| City Hall on the evening of March goth.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-07
He Had to Go.

A man named Ryan came from Boston
to visit friends in Portland. The man
pot full and committed disturbance at
Gorham's Corner late yesterday
afternoon. officers Morse and McGrath,
who were present, stepped forward to
arrest RYAN when he became quite pug
nacious. The crowd also gathered about
the officers and hustled them as if to
enable Ryan to get away. In the strug-
ole the officers uniforms were sadly
soiled, but they got their man down,
ironed him and held him securely until
the patrol wagon appeared and then
took him to the station.