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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-19

MASKED robbers attacked female
photographer in an Indiana town and
nearly killed her; when they asked
for her money she replied in the neg
alive.
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PoLITICs may make strange bed
fellows, but the boss sleeps alone.

THE genius who could make under
wear OF blotting paper has fortune
In store for him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-19

No WOMAN IS TOO silly not to have
a genius for spite.
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SIGNALING AT NIGHT.
Electric Device for Communication =
tween Gunboats.

An interesting apparatus used On
board the Government vessels FL,
night signaling is the Ardois sigma
set. It consists Of five double signal
lanterns similar TO that shown in tho
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noRRIBLE IE rRrE.
Revolving Crimes Charged Against a Nj
~ I'll. NIL.Ir.

Revolving Crimes Charged Against a Man
By HIS Mistress.
Denison, Texas March Sensational
developments were made by the arrest
Of JEFF Williams for assault and battery
this morning at the investigation Of
Nancy Roberts who claims 10 have been
his mistress Tho case was called in Jus
iire Myon's court at II o'clock, when
tho Roberts woman the FIRST witness
testified She charged Williams with re-
voting crimes which. If substautated,
Will 60 hard with the prisoner She testi-
fed that Williams had heat and stamped
her until am abortion was produced He
then threw tho child into stove. cremat-
Ing a. She also charges him with having
tempered with switches on the main line
of the Katy at Ray, three miles west Of
here, for the purpose OF train robbery
and numerous robberiea and hold-ups are
also credited 10 Williams by witness, At
noon the court adjourned to procure fur
Their evidence.
Williams, to The Post reporter pro-
tested his innocence, He claims il is spite
work ON The part Of tho Roberts woman.
on several occasions ENGINEERS have found
the switch thrown at the point above
named and narrowly avoided accidents,
Tho Roberts woman claims to have
thrown the switch several times which
Williams had misplaced, New testimony
VIII he introduced tomorrow.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Robert koy Killed hy the Accidental Dis
charge Of His Shotgun.
sealy, Texas March IA party con-
@siine Of Arthur Preihiolh, Vale Willens
ana Robert Koy went out on the Bernard
river, about eight miles from here, 10 en-
JOY few days hunting and fishing The
young men arrived At their camping place
about $50 p m. ana while Prclblsch and
Willcna were making the usual prepara-
tons for camplng Mr. Koy took the
wagon ana went short distance after a
hu,ls wood ON returning, and when 10
IL few yards OF his companions his shot
gun Slipped out Of the wagon, striking the
hammers and causing the gun to go of
1he whole charge Of buckshot entered
his Side, below me heart, the powder
setting his clothing on IRE. He lived about
tmr'y minutes after the accident.
Robert kOy was a steady, hard working
young man and his sad death Is regretted
by all. He was married one year ago to-
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was appointed 4 history committee was
avpuiutol consisting 90 4, n. IplieM l.,
+ l4Whou aud s. ~ Evans mottuary
and decorative commiue. Was appointed
WeTshsm and r, w. Murray The fol-
i"viug were elected delegates TO the state
reunion 40 Waco. Apili y, and Z. q, VI.
Jennings anu j. h. MCMILLAN. a. II.
Evans was elected a dclosat. to The re.
4nlon at BlrmInsham on inc -sIn ana dnd
was authorized TO MI vacancies IN the list
of QelgHtHs 60 the two reunions mentioned.
Rev H. Il. Laird was invited to deliver
au address 70 the camp at the annual
' q ,aanraier Of j, ii. Gale. aged 10. nv-
iug with the family of Henry ONeil, near
.0'ore,ylIe, died last saturday msht OF
T. y. Boon. ths Masonic lecturer. ar
tgrcs 10 Florusylle lc8La last night.
Professor j. " Stth. one Of the assis-
farrs Iu IlqresVill, academy. has gone 20
san Antonio tnr medical treatment. HIS
place ia the academy IS hllci by Professor
W VI. crisp O we'll known teacher IN tae
T NE third session OF Wilson County
Teachers Institute VIII he held at the
academy w Fiorosyl.ly oH Friday and Sut-
ut.lty, March W aud q. The programme
prepared Tor the second session, put winch
weather. VIII Be carried out on this occa-
Last saturday evening Justice jennings
Reformed the ceremony which made man
and wife ~ Manuel Soils ana Andstdslu
Bnsouez In the Lodi neiguburhooi.
The weather continues very dry and IL
ls ho' enough tor summer Farmers are
not discouraged, but rain IS baby. ueedsd.
The protracted meeting at the Metno9ist
churcf VIII begin ON the fourth sunday
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS,
AUCTION SALE or THE ROSENBERG
PROPERTIES.
over Two Hundred Thousand Dollar
Paid for a Fow Pieces Gambling
Houses Conclude Not to
Open up ct Prescnt.

Galveston. Texas. March H. - Under
stlpulatlons Of the Rosenberg will and In
conformity Of an order Of the county
court. certain properties belonging to the
estate were sold at action today. Among
the properties sold was the lot and build.
ing on the southwest corner Of Market
and Twenty-second streets now occupied
by V. D. Garrett 6 Co. The bidding for
this property was lively but 1t was fin.
ally knocked down to f. d. Garrett for
S5o7JO.
The next piece offered was theslots and
buildings on the south side Of Market
street, between Twenty-hrst and Tween.
ty-second streets, occupied by I. lkel-
heimer and j. Grossmayer. This was
purchased by G. \. Meyer. The property
on the southwest corner of Strand and
Twentieth streets was sold to G. A.
Meyer for $1,000. Also the property 10.
Gated at the southeast corner OF Strand
and Twenty-hrst streets was purchased
by Meyer for $4,000. The last property
sold was the building ana lots on the
south side OF strand street, between
Twenty and TNenty-fourth streets.
which was knocked down to q, \. Meyer
for $4,000 The sale aggregated S2Qj,I50.
The belief ia prevalent that the prop.
crty purchased by C. y. Meyer was
bought for MI Eugene Pilot OF Houston,
Will, there are those who believe he
bought 70 for tho estate.
WILL NOT OPEN.
The very emphatic protests that have
found expression against the action OF
tao city council resembling the resolu-
tion prohibiting gambling and closing puo-
lie gaming houses has had It's effect The
proprctors of the leading club houses had
l-,.l,
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THg rAaEs lTiru rRA0EpY-

Fort worth ToNs, March AR. A.
Page. The slayer OF A. h Smith, waived
examination, and was placed In the conf
moi cen with other prisoners.
The funeral uf Mr. smith viii take
Place tomorrow. The knights Templar
Masons ana Episcopal church VIII cone
duet the funcral
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l.IoREsNIIIE NorEs

EN-Coutedertt s Hold An Important Meet
ia- Masonic Dectlrea
Floresyu Texas Mareh l3.-WuRon
county caup OF eN.C7nf -derate Veterans
met at tie court house last Saturday
evening A executive committee was an
pointed con sung OF INV Dickey, W. =.
Rapsh and ". Murray a finance com.
mittcc CON .5ed Of W, & Kroeger Il ".
Scale q Edds ana q. II Jennings
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS,
KEws NOTES GATHERED ny THE
POST CORRESPONDENTS.
Two Boys Shoot a Negro who Had As
saulted Them. Fighting a Regular
Duei-ssnsational Arrest at
Moody Other News.

LoNGvIEw. March IA difficulty oc-
CURED yesterday between negro man,
named West Booth, and two white boys
named John Moore ana John Bass. aged
il and IS The negro chased the lads into
she Sabine Valley round house with rocks.
bolts and taps and got d shotgun from
his home near by ana stood guard az the
entrance, but the boys escaped from the
other side, They armed themselves this
morning and met near the compress and
exchanged fifteen shots, eleven OF which
struck the negro. while none struck the
boys. The negro died in ten minutes. The
nerve displayed By The youths was aston-
fishing. During the rain Of bullets they
never seemed to get excited.
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VICTORIA, March li--sIr. A. Goldman
shlps 100 bales of cotton today. Thts
brings Yictorlas total ship1nens no Ga
S5s2 bales against $3.50 FOR the correspond.
ing period Of last season. Tho total sbir-
nents for the season Of lSa2-9g. were 5sa1
Bor 1888 thoy wll hardly reach more
than i750
SIR. j. Schwartz of Beaumont ana Mr..
l.. ~ Schwartz, 3lrs. Well and Mrs Calm
of New Orleans arrived here Yesterday
1sslnE called by the illness OF their father
NJ ~, sc1wartz. who has severe attack
81 ihe grip. ihe doctors do not think
there IS any serious danger.
,heY. Josephus johnson left yesterday Tor
Houston,
Mrs, a, - Davidson or Cucro is sp,,d
Mrs. w. j. Craig. '''''
Mrs, Iheo. Ruhler left Yesterday arc..
relatives. anu
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AAIPInnM

AMPHIONi March B.--Professor Cow.
ara who recently started u class IN vocal
music at this place. Is down with tbs
measles. II is expected that sorna No.,
cases. VIII develop IN a few daVs nv
neasie5 scare has interfered With DE
Miss Jeanette Gray. Who has been az
Esiins Professor. Allen IN the school, bss
returned 70 her home in Pleasanton'
All lthoae, q populiat speaker. gp1ka ~,
q smell crowd al the school ho,,se sN o,
IN instant, The majority Of his hetret'.
were democrats. He made no conysrf5
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CROCKETT March Il-sbsr,g H.,
Daniel returned last night from rrsr.l.,' 'H'
having in charge one Y. e. rayt,r ,so
was on Monday indicted by ~ rr,.5
jury for the theft Of n hors. an, 4. ''''
Gus Leediker wab thrown fro-er'
horse on Tuesday and badlv iiit,rll" n.
tnS , tage aGa l, he3a He 3 better todav
20 have hts d,sabnues renew 'pl..9i .on
license no practice law. "H' ''t
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bly, increasing taxable val1es rhe boar
The tIty cainunign continues prc,tN
iiNoiy MI w q JosHy has cnicrcl the
l's,N Tor the position ~ city secretary
apd trcamrer
The admsters were here today to al.
just The ddmncc ga The late tre. but were
unable to d, auything owing 20 the pol
iciCs being IN Galveston.
been laid un the Hunts,illc branch. ami
o resting SMELL viii now be taken until
more Tule arrive
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RYmENHAL'
sEYpbBR -wARNEl, 7.

- - J. - aAfH -
welmar. Texas, March Us rs
at z o'clock at the residence ,I.,,,' = |. /
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. y.
Miss Anita Warnkin. ptynss . rs
Alr. seydlcr Is a sugSil s ose
Tbev have the best WEI is,ss,,, {,
erons friends ana aclu3ais
happy and prospel,oSss, S,nleuburi ]
Jnige Wilrich OF sJa Slf,sb.
Invitations we're Mi'S s1 hanl @
hosts OF friends we're o'
Inc nuptials. 1870
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HUNTSVILLE. March 1.-THE 49,.
board Of equalization, conslstln,
Messrs j. q. Ashford l.. c. Eastman ani
y. II. Foster, hoiA an day yester6s.
making about forty raises ana conslssr.
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nm pEscENr On RoYALrY.

u "TTTTTV TTTTUTI-T
Napoleon Honapahte and Jerome Bona
parte We're before 4 police Judge la Chi
cAgO. recently. FOR giving looked upon the
whlsk" whau q wse maroon and getting
into a saloon nght Ehey met their Nater-
loo when tho judgeA fined them each $40.
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BBEVGLLE March B.-Dis,r,,. ......
convened .,'i IN oahyile Yesterday some
thing like go witnesses have hoe, .,,.
moned n due case there C ,,attic sN9i-
Most Of The witnesses went from H.
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SAN ANGELO. March I'LL. Kpoyyis
was arrested at Moody yesterday nv +
W Evans. detective for the Gulf. Co,orado
and Santa BE railroad and sheriff a 10
Shields ana brought here this morning
charged with false swearing, swindhng
and theft.
The prisoner was arrsisned in the ius.
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tees court this evening in two Of TIC
SastSs ana waived examination and m de-
lamit OF $500 hail was remandcd 70 )Ail.
Inc Officers predict that HarllnE evl.
dence WIZ be developed In his trial and
otnet parties in this county VIII Ne M
pncatcd. knoWls up 10 about SIX months
$50 was resident OF San Angelo.
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SAFE cssc

dow Ia a
nj. safe, But y, SS,..islss
~ Palestine st! TEXAS, y, s'a
o., ~ 9, W BurRet,,' .s a.,'l III
, o,,y was v. blown ops 1', y (
v w,. at 10 O'clock II ,,1 4, Y 81
o was heard for a ', sa'ii q. Y
tt 10 ,bS and a larr. , ...l. \
i iigs on before W." tEsS tIghtsl 4
s saS contents Of ivy its ~, y. as. 1
: 5o 9aS Of the olfics,s ,a,.s NJ s]
MI, Mr, Burke;t> f rSTsis
,,94l often banEiSSss e' slgt, N
S %nleh Was in The sais lsin III
'1 0n,ih.e ned out by M S vs. Mas
h, U'Ilcers We're On bagS5i s'k
. OUT " We're unable 10 i is6a !, y To
,te working on the , css, " ,,'s,
10 oVertake them t WIN As n
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our NEXT Gown.

corsicana Observer, , -.
are continually erwin " g "a
ernor for the thlrd term y ~ ~
dom ever favors any M, i, !. I
term and II We h,y. !, y 4
termer for goverbo, ,S y AH
s MIN jim Hogg. Now i 4, 4.
Fairfield Recorder; ws.a,, II
a candidate for governor. !; !,
out rre-eminently as On, 7 =, |,
ponents Of democracy, no. \, 4
but Of the United state NJ
people, because always a, Ss.sa
81, no. not ior spells, but i6f -
tlls'','es turn on all the fiEfi.
CIn point with pride 10 ~ NJ
hnu say, Behold a ds s,. Z.
there is no guile" ''l'''f
Boeville Bee; There /, :.
what the regular democr,., !, /
can again defeat ibs
down" but Il It wants IN VA.
of sight It will take mans " y, w "
! gntiemen now IN lhs M
/ TRENDS, but will Nominate \.
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Johnson County ResE ons
borson IS growing IN iayg 20 u
pc every day and he ita,s 4
him for tine democrats Talt'
governor has goi 10 AliN
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i s sss "a pS lss.s, ~
SSSst thls MON hs IA ~
'V''S Of Herman. a ogs,sI
The evening world., 1894-03-23
Round About Town

Henry Junger, TWEEN y-eiEht years old no hom.
" was htla Tor Trial In the Essex Market PolIcs
''lrl to-day shortly after ] O. clock This r,orn,rs
Iplcemah huntL. OF the Fifth street ,,a,inn'
,sIhI MIN IN Martin Germans wine cellar Al
ls' East Third street. where he forced sn .rA -
trance ny breaking of the lock from the door.
>. Charles Zeltman. twenty seven years old. os
tSra place. was held for trial in tie Esser
Market Police Court tg-Gay. He went into ths
S1Ia2h az 2f Second street last nlght and ba-
ca Sc BARTENDER Michael Rechman refused 10 sell
MN glass OF wh.skey for three cents he threw
Two heer glasses, 10th OF which struck Reichmap
On the head and cut his scalp.
male infant. about three weeks old. wa,
i2l9t IN TIL hallway al 5Jy Fifth Ftreet I,s,
might. The child was taken to Matron Travcrs
al Police Headquarters.
Louis p Singer. twenty-five years old. wA.
SAYS he is preacher. walked into lellevue Hos.
pitai yesterday ami requested u be examined 1,
To ne sanity. He said that Theodore C. William,
pastor OF All Souls Church. at Twenty-6rst rtras
ara Fourth avenue was his friend. lie rave III
residence at leo Third avenue.
Frederick L. Maister, for;y-ons years old vu
found sick yesterday in front o, li2 second ave-
Eue. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital wher,
he died al hour after being admitted.
Leonard De GroOt. Of 7O5 Sixth avenue. a po-
hcenan attached 10 the TveHty-thIrd Sub Precinct
WAS taken 70 Bellevue Hospital last night M
was sent to medical ward.
Thomas Wallace twenty-nine years old Of 1850
Ihird avenue. fell into the East River at pier
2. while intoxicated at o'clock this morning
He was rescued by Policeman Michael Sullivan
and Waterman Edward Harkins and taken n
Chambers Street Hospital.
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otto ISN'T A GREENHORN.
Discharged Twice Yesterday and
Arraigned Again To-Day.
Now the Court Threatens to Put Him
Out of Harms Way.

otto Roster. eighteen years old. Of 3o3
Avenue c. VIII, on Monday helped him
self to a $40 bicycle belonging to Mrs.
u. : Havens OF one Hundred and Sixty
second street and the Boulevard. was
again prisoner in the Harlem Police
Court this morning
The complainant to-day was Rosters
former roommate. Adolph Eatz. Of 43l
West one Hundred and Fifty-fourth
street lie charges Roster with stealing
his bank book. containing an account Of
So, and trying to draw the money from
the Twelfth Ward Savings Bank.
Yesterday when Roster was arraigned
for stealing the bicycle, Mrs. Havens
told Justice Welde that she did not
think that the boy who recently came
from Germany meant to steal the wheel.
Sh" legged the Justice to allow her to
witN'rtw ~" complaint on urumise that
Koster would return the wheel in the
afternoon.
kostcr promised penitently and was
allowed 10 go. He had no money and
So walked all the way from court to 1903
Avenue q.
He then mounted the bicycle to return
1t to Mrs. liavens, at one Hundred and
sixty-second street. on his way he rode
through the park As he was speeding
along near the upper end of the park he
ran down pedestrian.
Park Policeman COnklin arrested him
and took him to the Harlem Police Court
late In the afternoon. Justice Welle
remembering Roster and, being told that
he was on his way back with the wheel.
discharged him again.
When Roster was arraigned this morn
ing Justice Wclie sad:
otto, you're too smart for a green
horn. I'll have to put you out Of harm S
way"
Roster was held for examination Sun
day morning.
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IS HARLEM FAVORED?
Complaint Thnt Uptown Police
wink nt SIot-Machine Gambling.

A man who is partial to the Jack
pot = nickel in the slot machine" but
whose place was cleared of the gambling
device few days ago by Supt. Byrnes's 5
ed!ct, said to an Evening World' re-
porter this morning:
The saloon-keepers and cigar-dealers
of Harlem must have a pull with Po-
lice Headquarters that we unfortunat te
downtown people can't command. for the
" Jackpot machine can he found in al
most every place up there. The stores
in one Hundred and Twenty-fifth stree;
abound with them.
l understood when Supt Byrnes or
dered the Captains to see that these ma
chimes were removed. that ne referred
to all parts of the city, including that
portion in the jurisdiction Of Harlem p
lice Captains.
4 see, however" concluded the COM
plainant, that we are not in II down
here. I don't believe the Superintendent
is aware of what is going on up there"
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THREE ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS.
Relief Parties to Seek Peary and
Bjorling Kalstenius.
United States to Send Explorers to
Lady Franklin's Bay.

ST. JOHNS, y. T.. March 23.-Scgo-
tiatiuns are now in progress here for
the engagement OF steamers to take
three different Arctic expeditions North
during the coming Summer and the
work OF fitting out the vessels for their
perious journey will soon begin. The
sealing steamer Falcon has already been
chartered to take IA small relief party
To Bowdoin Bay, whore Lieut.. Pcary
ana his party are now winterng.
She Will carry supplies and will bring
back the peary party. a second ex-
pedition, which will be under the lead
ership OF Prof. Stein. will start for
Smiths Sound in May In either the Es-
quimauN or the Aurora, the steam whal-
ers. This party Will consist Of eight
men, three OF them Swedcs Its object
is to seek Bjorling kalstenius, who is
supposed to have been lost from the
schooner Ripple, in the Arctic regions
last year.
Prof. Stein viii also make scientific
observations and the party will be gone
tlon. which is to he sent out by the
United States Government will undoubt-
edly start from here also. A ship has al
ready been partly engaged. and as soon
as the appropriation Is made 10y Con-
grcss the selection will be- made and
preparations begun for the start.
The destination Of this expedition VIII
be Lady Frankhn's Bay. 1t Will be gone
four years. and the time will be devoted
to scientific research. The Falcon cXp--
dition will leave here in July, and tn"
American party is expected to depart for
the North about the same time.
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GOVERNMENT STORES GONE.
SOLDIERS and Citizens Arrested for
Robbing California Post.

SAN FRANCISCO. March GA sensa-
ti1n has been caused at the army post
situated on Angel Island by the discovery
;ha: large quantity OF gun powder and
coal oil which was stored on the bluff
nj some distance from the barracks had
been removed. 1t is thought that both
citizens and soldiers are concerned in the
robbery.
Some of the stolen stores have been
found 1T TibureH, a small town near the
post. and three citizens OF that place
have been arrested. Privates named
KinGemeyer and Wilson have also been
PLACED under arrest
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PARK GAME IN DANGER.
Hundreds of Hunters After Yellow
stone Bunnlo and Elk.

ST. PAUL. MINI. March % Word
Just received from a Winter Photographic
ing party. now in Yellow Stone National
Park. Is II the effect that hundreds have
begun hunting game In the Park. There
Is no Law protecting it. rules established
by the secretary OF the Interior being
the only law in the case.
The hcri u buffalo in the Tark was
Increasing rapidly. and there are thous-
anis of ELK within its boundaries. Tn
less Congress enacts a law for the pro-
lection ~ these animals II will be almost
impossible to prevent their destruction.
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charged with rohhng him OF s7l. Nc
LauChlin was held in $l,UrJ bail for trial.
Riley says he Was ~ his way to a
stove store. N Water street. and had $7l
in his possession. He met Tille John
son and Nellie Craft Of 1886 Water street,
and asked them to have drink. They
accepted his offer and went into a near
by saloon and had several
When he took ont his roll Of m ney 70
pay for what they had. Mclaughlin
grabbed the money and ran away. Riley
reported his loss to the police, aA1 Me
Iaurhlin ani the two women We're ar
rested. The women were sent 10 the
House of Detenti n.
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DIVER STAYS INDOORS.
Not So Much Afraid of Rain ns
His Constituents.

Police Justice Patrick Diver remained
In the seclusion OF his home this morn
inE. Worse weather than this has had
10 terror for the Second District leader,
and II Is not tecaus" ne Is In delicate
health that he remains indoors 1t =
said he wants to AVOID facing MS angry
constituents AMI to answer embarrassing
questions as to why he deserted his
friends when they most uccIcl lin
ready yet. anl probably viii not br uU.il
after he has had talk With Mayor
G.lr1y. who Is expected back tp-n.gIt
1r tomorrow. 1t would not surprise
politicians II Divers statement and
res gnatIon woull be presented at the
same time
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TWO SMALLPOX CASES.
Dennis Donovan and Baby Com
trotto Go to North brother Island.

Dennis Donovan, nineteen years Old.
OF 1862 Third avenue, and Antonetta
Controtto, fourteen days, We're removed
to North Brother Island this morning.
To join the smallpox colony in River
side Hospital.
Donovan is one OF a family OF five.
The evening world., 1894-03-23
GRABBED MONEY AND RAN.
McLnnHhIin Charged with Stealing
S7I from Thomas Riley.

Thomas Riley. labOrer. who lives on
Montgomery street. but does not know
the number. was complainant in Tombs
Court this morning against Michael Nc
Laughlin Of 3i5 Water street, whom he
The evening world., 1894-03-23
Could Do without II.

lFrom TRUTH
O'Jones-l don't object to a man blow
Ing hs own horn. II he wants to, do
YOU?
McSmith-Not at all: still, I have very
little ear for that kind Of music.
The evening world., 1894-03-23
UNITED STATES INDUSTRIAL ARMY.
Lewis C. Fry, General
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Old de Wh!skers-I have had my life
Insured Tor $4,000 in your favor. Is there
anything else | can do TO please you?
Mrs. de Whiskers (his young wife,
Nothing on earth, dear.