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The evening world., 1895-03-02
WHISKEY KILLS A BOY.
Three Little Ones Found Dssed with
Drink on . Street.

Three Little Ones Found Dssed with
Drink on . Street.
Daniel Ryan. nine years old. Of nj
Erie street, Jersey City. died this morn
ing in tho City Hospital. from the e.
fects Of alcohol. Charles Farrell. eight,
Of 600 Henderson street. and Michael
Sullivan. thirteen. of 17s Thirteenth
street. companions Of Ryan, are also in
the hospital suffering from the effects of
alcoholism.
The three boys were found late last
night by Peter Delaney, of the Pidcock
slaughter-house, at Henderson and
Seventeenth street. Young Ryan was
unconscious and his companions were
dazed and could give no account of
themselves. A jug half full Of whiskey
was on the ground.
DIR. Hoffman had the boys removed to
the hospital Young Ryan could not be
aroused from the stupor and remained
unconscious up to the time Of his death.
Farrell and Sullivan were improved this
morning and able to talk, but refused
to tell where they obtained the whiskey.
1t is supposed the boys stole It from a
wagon.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
POVERTY HER ONLY CRIME.
Mother with . Broken Arm and
Two Children Evicted.

Two Chil0fen Evlcteu.
Policeman Fitzgibbons. OF the East
Eighty eighth street precinct, this morn
ing brought to the Harlem Police Court
Mrs. Rose McDevitt. formerly Of 3l7
East Eighty-third street. and her two
children. Rose. eight years. and Annie.
nine years OF age.
Mrs. McDevftt's right arm was broken.
The policeman found her and the chill
dren at $50 last night at Eighty-first
street and First avenue. The mother
appealed to the policeman for a nights
lodging. Fitzgibbons took the three to
the station-house.
In court this morning the woman cried
as she told Justice Welde her story.
my husband has been out of work
since Christmas" she said. Two weeks
ago ] fell downstairs and broke my arm.
/ esterday the landlord. Mr.. Fred Weiner.
dispoeGessed us because we owed
him half a months rent. Having no
place to go my children and I wandered
about until we met the policeman.
That's the only reason I am here"
Mrs. McDevitt said she had relative
in East Eighty-third street, to whom
she would go II the Justice would re-
lease her.
told her to go to the hospital first to
have her arm treated. and then go to
the relative.
She did so.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
MANTELl MAY BE JAILED.
His Application for a Reduction OF
AlimOny Denied.

Actor Robert b. Mantell was unsuc-
cessful in his application to vacate the
order committing him to Jail for failure
to pay his wife Sl.0i5 arrears In all
mony.
Justice Andrews handed down his de-
cision this morning. and Mantell Is
liza BILE to arrest II he comes within the
Jurisdiction of the Court.
Mrs. ManteI obtained q decree Of
divorce two years ago. She was allowed
SIS a week alimony and $50 counsel fee.
In December, l622zz:ff-der committing
him to- Jstl 80 OF Court was
The evening world., 1895-03-02
CAN SUE HER HUSBAND NOW.
Recorder McDonouEh Changes Front
Very Suddenly.

Mrs. Nellie Gaiger was arraigned be-
fore Recorder McDonough, in Hoboken,
to-day on a charge OF disorderly con-
duct. She had baby In her arms.
Last night she went to the house OF
Bessie Whalen. at 254 First street. to
look fo- her husband. She did not find
him, and smashed the crockery. She
accused the woman Of keeping her hus-
band away from her. A policeman was
called and took Mrs. Gaiger and her
child to the station house. where they
passed the night In a cell. The officer
said she was intoxicated.
In court to-day the Recorder sentenced
her to fifteen days in iail. and told her
she could make a complaint against her
husband when she was released.
The sympathy OF the spectators was
with Mrs. Gaiger. and much Indignation
was expressed. The Recorder becoming <
aware OF the sentiment OF the people re-
called Mrs Gaiger anH suspended sen.
against her husband.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
MRS. ISHAM WANTS HER CHILD
She Charges that Her Husband Ia
Withholding Him.

Justice Cullen, In the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. to-day adjourned until next
Thursday the habeas corpus proceed
inss Instituted by Mrs. Juliet Calhoun
Isham TO regain possession OF her four
year-od boy. who. she claims. Is with
held from her by her husband. Henry
II. Isham.
Some time ago Mr.. Isham sued his
wife for an absolute divorce, naming
as the correspondent Dentist Frank p
Abbott, of South Oxford street, Brook
I'm. Prior to the trial Mr.. Isham sent
the child to live with an aunt In Minne-
sofa. The jury rendered verdict for
Mrs lsham.
This morning Lawyer Frederic A..
Ward moved for a new trial. and a stay
OF execution OF Judgment, on the ground
that the verdict was not In accordance
with the weight OF evidence. At the
request OF Lawyer Charles J. Patterson
the argufn ,nt in the case was set down
for Saturday next in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
IDA W0RMsEY FINED $40.
She Was u Correspondent in the
Baroness Blanc Divorce suit.

Ida wormsey. aged thirty years. Of
7sa East Sixty-fourth street. one of the
correspondents in the Mrs. Blanc's di-
vorce suit against Baron Blanc. was ar
raigned before Justice Welde In the
Harlem Police Court this morning
charged with being a drunken and dis
orderly person.
Policeman Nugent. Of the East One
Hundred and Sixty-frst street station,
arrested the woman yesterday afternoon
at One Hundred and Sixty-frst street
and Third avenue. where she kicked in
the glass door of a saloon because she
was refused a drink.
She had to be taken to prison in a
patrol wagon.
When she arrived she fought three po-
licemen. She was quiet this morning
and wept as she va was d nned M9. she was was
would send for the money. She gave
the name Of May Colech.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
Arrested for an Old Robbery.

John McEiroy eighteen years old. of sos West
Twenty sixth street. was held for examination
In Jefferson Market Police Court to-day on .
her last McElroy il is ALLEGED. snatched the
pocketbook Of August Byers. Of 80 Johnson avenue.
Brooklyn. Byers was going through Twenty-sixth
street. McElroy has been arrested before.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
Concert for the sisterhood.

A concert will be given Sunday evening at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. under the direction OF
Julius J. Lyons. for the benefit OF the sisterhood
OF the Madison Avenue Temple. The Metropoli-
tan Orchestra will give several selections and ac-
company the soloists, among whom are Miss
Lillian Blauvelt. soprano: Miss Julia Levy and
Mrs X, Lewissohn. pianists, Master Juanito
Manen, violinist; Mr.. Victor Herbert. viooncel-
list. and the child pianist, Freda Slmonson. Mr..
Miner has donated the use OF his theatre.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
Says She Was Assaulted.

Mary J. Mcguire formerly employed
servant at the residence Of William Brown
1913 Madison avenue applied TO the Supreme
Court for an order for the arrest OF young Will
lam Brown. who she claims assaulted her on Dec
is 1894 Justice Andrews denied the girls =. pit
cation, He said rhe should prosecute Brown for
criminal assault.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
WOULD NOT GIVE HIM UP.
Mary Followed Her Lover and
Smashed window to See Him.

Smashed Window to See Him.
Mary Miller. twenty-eight years old.
of 20 West Twenty-sixth street. a figure
in a west-side COAX firm, was arraigned
at Yorkville Police Court. to-day.
charged with disorderly conduct. The
was Bernard Miller. a gray
haired. elderly looking man. an engineer
in the Belden Club house. at 1n West
Forty-second street.
According to Mary, she and Bernard
had been living together for over two
years, and now he wants to desert her.
Last night Mary appeared at the club
house ard demanded to see Miller. As
he refused to see her. she smashed one
of the windows at the club and made
such a racket that Miller had to pre-
sent himself. He then called Patrolman
Mclaughlin and had her arrested.
When arraigned before Justice Deuel..
she promised never to trouble Miller
again and was discharged.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
Look for n Girl with Warts.

John wackenhuth. OF 225 West Seventy fourth
street. reports to-day that he has not obtained a
clue tr his missing daughter. Ernestine thirteen
years old who left home on Feb. II, The
girl is pretty and we'll dressed, A pair OF
garnet earrings and warts on her hands may
serve to Identify her. The police are searching
for the girl.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
SUFFOCATED At HER BATH.
San Francisco Young Woman Dies
Under Peculiar Circumstances.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2.-Miss
Grace A. Benjamin. a beautiful young
lady Of about twenty years. died Of suf-
location in a bathroom. The bath
room Is small. and hot water is obtained
by means OF a gas-burner under a large
brass boiler in the centre of the room.
The attending physicians explained to
the Coroners deputy that the power
Of the burner was so great that the
oxygen In the air was quickly burned out
and Miss Benjamin tainted.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
said to Have Detained Herself.

EUGENE Ore, March 2.-Mio Mary BerUss.
dressmsker. OF Eugene. has been srraigned on he
charge OF sending improper iettsrs through tAs
malls It Is alleged that she has been writing
notes to leading women Of the city. dsfaaiag
her own character. and by skilful sad syste0ssis
devices making appear that the antAe wss
Mra Or. Meksnney Il ia alleged tAss ~ -
tive Was 3ealousy. Dr,3AcxenDa6 e 80 ~ -
iaG atteative y 4iA JeeDeg. ~ ~
The evening world., 1895-03-02
Waitress Flossie Fined $40.

F!osis Johnson. twenty years old. Of 70 Fourth
avenue. was hnsd $40 by Justice raintor. In JET
fsrson Market Police Court this morning. charged
with soiisitins . man on the Bowsry ct iiW
2. Y. vStlAy. v1osaiA vAs V . petite brsnsttA
The evening world., 1895-03-02
ASKED TO LEAVE THE HOTEL.


There Is great gossip In club circles
concerning the identity Of the alleged
prominent society woman who. with q
foreign looking man. was . guest At the
Brevoort House from Sunday until yes
terday. They were registered as Mr..
and Mrs. Ferronec. Montreal" Yester-
day the proprietor requested them to
leave. he having ascertained, 1t Is said.
that they were not husband and wife.
who Informed the proprietor Of her fden-
tity.
"Mr Ferronec" seemed surprised, but
made no objection when asked TO leave.
The couple occupied three rooms facing
on Fifth avenue, and had seven trunks.
The woman. 1t Is said. recently re-
turned from Europe. She Is soon to be
divorced.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
SHOUTED AT AN ACTOR.
Three Young Men Cause an Uproar
In Miners Theatre.

Thomas McGlade. William Cudohy and
Patrick Devlin. three ranch-looking
young men. were held for trial by JUS
tice Taintor. In Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court. to-day. Last night they were
at Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre. and
when John Kelly. the comedian ap-
peared one OF the men shouted
Don't be hard on the Irish, you 80
This created an, uproar. and the men
The evening world., 1895-03-02
Got Love and Money Both.

Mn Theresa Goetsi. an American woman. iiv-
ing In Vienna. and the widow Of August 0ostsi. an
Austrian. millionaire, has lately married Count
her nrst husbands will. MrA 0ostsl stood to lose
about t176.o 900 In casc shs married aSaia. but.
through legal tschnicaitty. The has had 70 gtve
~ eaiy tSo.ooa
The evening world., 1895-03-02
California Oranges for Florida.

POMONA. Cal. March a.-Carioads Of California
oranges have been ordered by hotel-kespers in
St. Augustine. Fla The recent freeze in Flor
ida has caused an orange famine there.
The evening world., 1895-03-02

from the Gulf to the St. Lawrence, come
the glad tidlngs OF woman's suffering
relieved by 1t and Thousands upon thou
sands Of letters are pouring In from
grateful women, saying that It WILL
and does positively cure those painful
Ailments Of Women.
II will cure the worst forms Of female
complaints, all ovarian troubles, infam-
nation and liberation, falling and dis.
placements Of the womb, and consequent
spinal weakness, and Is peculiarly
adapted to the change Of life.
Every time 1t will cure "a,
Backache.
Il has cured more cases Of leucorrhra
by removing the cause, than any remedy
the world has ever known; II Is almost
infallible In such cases. 1t dissolves and
expels tumors from the uterus In an
early stage Of development, and checks
any tendency to cancerous humors.
Lydia f. Pink kham's Liver Pills
work in unison with the Compound, and
are sure cure for constipation and sick
headache. Mrs. Pinkham's Sanative
Wash is frequently found Of great value
for local application. Correspondence
Is freely solicited by the Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass, and the
strict.st confidence assured. All drug
glsts sell the Pinkham's remedies The
Vegetable Compound in three forms,
- Liquid, Pills, and Lozenges.
The evening world., 1895-03-02

Frederick Huyler. thirty-thrs years old. Of
ass Fifth street attempted suicide this morning
He hanged himself In his bedroom. He was
taken to Bellevue Hospital.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
TRUANT LOVER ARRESTED.

sued for &2,OOO Damages.
Charles Richards was arrested by q
deputy sheriff to-day. on an order
signed by Justice Ehrlich. in the suit
brought by Eva Gottfried. She asks
5000 damages for breach Of promise OF
marriage
Miss Gottfried met Richards In Febr1i-
ary, 1893, and became engaged to him
In September of the following year.
Richards broke the engagement and
threatened to leave the country II she
annoyed him.
The evening world., 1895-03-02

and good looking. wept bitterly. ~ she said
she met Manager Barlow. Of Denpstts Park Row
restaurant. where she is waitress and they
conversed together Flosss was on her way
home from visiting q sick friend IN East Hous-
ton street. she said, and did not notice the hour.
on being returned TO the ''psn." Flossis wept
loudly.
The evening world., 1895-03-02

Benjamin Blumbsrs. nine ysars old. Of -
Clinton street, left home yesterday morning and
was last seen pedding papers on the street His
parents inquired Of the Gerry Society this morn
Ing but were informed that they had seen nor
heard nothing OF the child. The police are look
ing for him.
The evening world., 1895-03-02
MERITED Reward.
SALES OF LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Unequalled In the History Of Medicine.
Honesty, Excellence, Faithfulness
Fifty Rewarded. ...

Never in the history Of medicine has
the demand for one particular remedy for
fe,psla dtasasea
The evening world., 1895-03-02
UNION FOLDING BEDS

Have been in use q number of
years. They are SO constructed
as to be absolutely non-collapsi-
BILE. Chiffonier or Cabinet style.
For sale by all Furniture Deal
ers. Catalogues furnished upon
application at
1O3 b 1O5 Mott Street,
Folding Beds Of all makes re-
paired and refinished.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19
MILITARY LAW REVISION.
ColoneIs Doherty and Burpec appear
 Rrfnrn fhe cnun,lffen

ColoneIs Doherty and Burpee appear
 Before the Committee.
 Colonel Doherty and Lieutenant Colonel Burpee of the Second regiment. Captain Henry Avery of the Machine Gun battery and Sergeant Samuel P. Calef, ir, of Go H. Second regiment. c. N. G., appeared be- fore the military committee yesterday afts rnoon and criticised many of the pro visions of the proposed new law as report ed by the revision commission. In gen. eral they objected to disbandmsnt of the battery organization of the machine gun sections. the reduction of pay of the en- listed men, the discretionary powers given the governor as to ordering the May par ades and the encampment. and the limita- tion of the number of companies of infan- try to forty. including the present one and possible four divisions of naval militia. It was suggested to the committee that it would be better to reduce the pay of off, cers than that of the men. Objection was made to paying the coinmissary general a salary of $500 per year if he was to receive the pay of a brigadier general in camp. The officers wanted the May parades kept mandatory and the entire brigade ordered into camp annually, leaving the comman- der in chief no discretion in the matter They also objected to the governor having full authority to organize and disband or ganizations as was the case until 1893 and wished the provision in the present law retained which vests the power in the governor. the adjutant general and the brigadier general.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19
TIM ELY TOPICS-

Four rooms for rent. II South Riverside street.
 Writing paper, pads and everything in the stationery line can be found at Null ville's. at lowest prices.
 Frank Brothers has & fine line of wines and liquors for family use.
 CTstle's market will close at lO:SO to- morrow for the day.
 Close buyers should read E T. Turner & Co.'S hosiery quotations this evening They oftrr something handsome for to- morrow.
 B. Shoninger & Co have several second hand instruments that must be sold at some price Call aud see them.
 If you want a negligee shirt J B. Null. ings can supply you from 50 cents to s He has the proper styles in straw hats and neckwear.
 SkIdmore < Turnbull offer to-day and until sold a special purchase of lisle, tAffeta and silk gloves.
 Thursday will be Curran's day of bar gains. It will be gala day for shoppers, special values being offered in every de- artment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Mme, M"lha will positively return to America next season.
 Daniel Frohman has rc-Cngaged Walter Stcarns Halo for his stock company.
 "Plays and Players" a new musical comedy, will be produced at Indianapolis in August.
 Alice Pierce has made hit in Hoyt's "A Black Shrp," giving limitations of DuSe, Irving and others.
 The Holland brothers, Joseph and F. NJ, will ho starred by Richard Mansfield in rCpCrtory of new plays
 It iS said that a second "Thrilby" com pany will som Do organized for tho road It will probably open in Boston.
 Gus Daily has joined w. H. Meade's comic opera company to play comedy roles for summer season ih Now England.
 Cora Tanner has been engaged by Charles Frohman to play tho part of the divorced wife in The Sporting Duchess. !"
 Sadie Stringham is organizing stock company to play season of four weeks, beginning on July at Great Harrington, Mass.
 Sydney Rosenfeld has asked tho court to punish Canary and Lcderer for contempt of court for using tho title Tho Merry world.
 Walker Whitesidc will make an elaborate production of Hamlet" at tho Herald Square thcater, New York, the first week in October.
 Della Eloise Berry, professionally known as D. EloiSe Morgan, will soon wed George D. Morgan, young millionaire of Brook port, N. Y.
 Julia Marlowe will produce Henry W" next season. She will play Prince Hal, while HotSpur will be assigned to her hus- band, Robert Tabor.
 The engagement of Barron Berthald by Walter DamroSch, announced recently as contested by Manager +. c. Whitney, has been amicably effected
 Tho report that Herbert Kelcey will star next season Is unfounded. Mr. Kelcey will continue as leading man of the New York Lyceum company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19
LAWLOR.CLEARY.
A Quiet Wedding I'm st Angus ines
 Church at Seymour.

Quiet Wedding I'm st Angus ines
 Church at Seymour.
 John P. Lawlor played a nice httle game on his many Waterbury friends yesterday For days it has been expected that invi- tations would soon be issued for hls mar riage to Miss Annie CIeary of Seymour. When the announcement was made in yesterdays DEMOCRAT that the banns had heen published Sunday. then surely MT Lswlor's friends expected an invitation. The people of Seymour were probably much more mystided than Water bury people. Yesterday afternoon hack man Andy" Johnson left Waterbury with two passengers. John P. Lawlor and Fln- ton T McEvoy. They were driven to Sey- mour and to the home of Miss Cleary. Here the intended bride and her sister Louise became passengers, and they were driven to the church of St Augustine where Rev Father Rigney performed the mar riage ceremony. Only immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present The church was crowded in the morning it being expected that the marriage was to take place then. Mir and Mrs Lawlnr re- turned to Waterbury. spent last night at their future home or. Union street, and will leave shortly for wedding trip.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19

]. PM, ENGLANp's TENNIS CHAMPION.
 culty, however, in dcfcating Goodbody, a second rate player, and if Pim iS in form and displays tho wonderful talent he is credited with possessing he will doubtless suCcCrd in increasing the number of laurel wrcathS that now deck his brow.
 Pim will mako his first appearance in the West Newton contest, which begins on or about Juno 25. Tho matches will be played as in the baseball championships that Is, each player will bc called upon to tackle each of his competitors This clim- mates the chance element which plays so great part in "knOCkout" tournaments.
 Larncd, ChaCr, Hobart and Hovcy have accepted the invitation tn play against Pim. and Mahoncy, the Irish champion, who has promised tO accompany him. Champion Wrcnn, of course. has been in vitod, but his college spirit may ovrrrume his dcSiN to win fame in an international contest. aS he iS needed on the Harvard baseball team If his tennis practice is thus intCrfrrtd with, he will probably de- cline to stake his rcPutation on tho contest with Pim and Mahoncy and leave to his rivals the task of downing tho forcignCrs.
 The EngliShmcn will make a short stay only. They will arrive early enough to get few days practice on tho courts, and right after the contest they will sail for England, as Pim must defend his cham pionShip at Wimbledon, where ths English championships begin on July &
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19
NOT A CASE TRIED.

Every Complaint Before the Superior
 Court ChRnxed-JudRe Elmer Thank .
 the Jury For Their Arduous LRbors.
 The criminal side of the Waterbury su- psrior court closed this morning. without a case being tried. Considerable comment has been created by the way cases were disposed of and even Judge Elmer was slightly sarcastic when he was discharging the jury. He thanked them for their very arduous labors although not a case had they sat on. Almost in every case the com. plaint was altered. The crime of sodomy was charged to attempt at sod omy. burglary to theft, attempt to kill to simple assault. The remark was made that there would be no need of a new court house if that was all the criminal business the superior court had.
 Charles Laudati, charged with attempt to kill. changed his plea to guilty this morn ing the complaint having amended to as- ssult only. He was given nine months in jail.
 The case of Joseph Beaulac went over to the next term. He is now serving a sentence for breach of the peace and it is possible when his terrn is served out the case of theft will be nolled
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-19
me l)cs NIolnes Election.

Women voted in good numbers at the recent school elections in several dis tricts of Des Moines. The News of that city says:
 North Des Moines women came to the front in great style. The polling place was the most interesting of any such place in Des Moines in years. There was no smoking in the room and flags and bunting decorations made the occa- sion seem the more patriotic. The vote was very large one. In 1898 only IS votes were cast at the school election and only S5 in 1894, but Monday the total was 593, of which ballots l2I were placed in the box by women"
 It must be borne ill mind that the wo- men could vote only on the question of issuing bonds to build new schoolhouses, while the men voted not only on bonds, but for school directors.