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The evening world., 1895-05-03
EdWar d Hart,
Open for Busine IS To- O-n1OrrOW. Sa
HOW DID MRS. KOBLER DIE?
the Doctor Says Paris Green, which
the Husband Denicx

Deputy Coroner Weston to-day will
investigate the death OF Mrs. Henrietta
kobier. OF ~ East One Hundred and
Sixteenth street. who died yesterday, it
is alleged. from the effects OF Paris
green. said to have been taken during a
fit of melancholia.
Dr.. w. G. Gaudineer, OF l3l East One
Hundred and Sixteenth street. who saw
MRS kobler a few minutes before she
Paris green.
Mr.. kobler denies that his wife took
poison; or that there was any Paris
green In the house.
Policeman Trip, who searched the
house. was unable to find any trace of
the poison.
The evening world., 1895-05-03

Now. on the revival OF this rumor, the
FAMILY of Mrs Sartoris are silent, and
all information is refused. 1t is under
stood that the wedding will be quiet
one in the Washington home OF Mrs
Sartoris, few guests outside of the fam
ny being invited. and that Gen. and
Mrs. Douglas will sail in the next
steamer for Europe.
gen. Douglas WAS a member OF a
Maryland Confederate regiment. lie is
now Adtutant General of that State
lie Is handsome man of fifty years,
ana belongs TO an excellent Southern
family. He owns country place in
Maryland. but spends most Of his time
In Washington, whore he has been a
faVorite guest at functions given by
Mrs Sartoris. He Is member or
many clubs in Washington. and is
popular, The date of the wedding has
not been announced
The evening world., 1895-05-03
BOWERY.
Stepping
a &c
Hart's Inimitable
$40 Suit.

A revelation in tailoring skill
that has given tho Hart stores
such happy renown in almost
every city on this continent is
our prize effort. We have en-
erted every power we possess to
make'it superior to the very best
that the other tailors are offer
ing at $50 to S35. All of this
seasons finest shades and pat
terms. in Clay Diagonals, Dress
Worsteds, Scotch Cheviots,
Irish Tweeds. Scrges, Vicunas,
Cassimeres, Thibets and Eng
lish Covcrts are shown as selcc-
tons for this great inducoment.
Our Suitings at SIG, SIS, S22
and $25 also constitute an un-
exampled display.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
Have Women Any PrivII-GcsP

Mrs Marie Merrick, in le"turing on ~ Ques-
ton OF the Times II Conc Wonen." at the
chronological rooms % East TSenty-nr street.
yesterday said women are largely to blame To-
mems bad morals. She questioned tho vi sdom oi
the present unrestricted association between tn,
sexes Mrs Mcrrlck also cOnlemnei ball dresses
bathing suits, Waiting AMI prDmscuous kissing
and prophes.e1 t'oplan iururc for the Taye
Mrs T.. d, Granls and Mrs Dr. Parkhurs; were
among the patronesses.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
want the Guardian Removed.

Daniel and Alice O'Neli parents Of Edward
o. Nell. an infant. applied to Surrogate fin-
ring a, rperial guardian in o trust Tor 81 ono
under the will OF Agnes Livingston Jones. D..
cisIon reserved Mrs Jones wgs the wife OF Va
parmIee Jenrs the green goods man. she died
in October 1883. leaving her estate, amounting
to G4si to her son Charles Livingston Jones
and young o Nell. Patniec Jones q uies;ed the
viii. S. 900 has been spent in litigation,
The evening world., 1895-05-03
Casino Bronxed Statues to Go.

The Casino management have decided to dis
continue the presentation Of bronze statues
Manager Aronson. In making this announcement
says that despite the loga! opinion as to the
appropriateness ~ the display ani la freedom
from contamination, the high character OF the
audience that has a!wars been identified with
the Casino, did not caept entirely the legal view
that the Court took OF the matter" Mr.. Arun-
son contends that 10 mixed assemhlage they
have shown themselves to be satisfactory.
The evening world., 1895-05-03

insanity. is trying, It is said. to sell
his land near Bakersfield, Cal. the scene
Of his escapade. with a view to moving
away.
attitude Miss Adds has taken and he
dislikes the publicity the newspapers
have given him. So he has torn up his
marriage license and left Bakersfield.
The evening world., 1895-05-03

Samuel Nelson. fourteen years old. a son o.
Inspector Alex Nelson. Of the Street Clean ng
Department of % East one Hundred and FIJI.
teenth street, was taken to the House OF Refuge
on Randalls Island to-day. The boy
mittel to the House Of Refuge more than year
ago and at the request Of his father was paroled
In January. lie has become incGrriglble again.
Yesterday he asked his mother for money to play
craps with. and being refused. threatened to
stab his mother with a carving knife. His father
had him arrested.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
salvation Army Man Must Pay.

Benjamin sherman, lieutenant In the Williams
burg salvation Army who ran away from his
wife Louisa, anil made love to pretty Jennie
Herbs, of 2l4O Fulton street, whom he promised 10
marry IN IuGe !. Was ordered by Justice GOetting
in the Lee AvenGs Police Court, this morning to
paw hla wife 81 80 week, Miss Herbs burst into
tears when sherman was placed In the prisoners
pea preparatory to going 70 jail.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
Unable to Care for Her Children,

Mrs Pauline Wright Of .Os st. Marks avenue
Brooklyn, who was arrested last night on a charge
Of ABANDONING her three children. was discharged
by Justice Tlghe, in Butler Street Court to-day
Mrs Wright called At the Bergen street station
Henry. six. and Lotta one-and said that she was
unable TO care for them. She said that her hu.-
ban had gone away week ago and she had noi
heard from him. Justice Tighe committed the
children 10 the care OF the Society for the Pre-
venton OF Cruelty to Children
The evening world., 1895-05-03

Notice has been published to the effect that ali
dog licenses must be- renewed May l. and that
all persons who refuse to hand over the requisite
81 ilf the new license may expe't to sec the. =
dogs carried 10 the pound At One Hundred and
Second street and East River. The American s
L. c 4 is Issuing renewals AM new licenses at
its once 10 East Twenty-second street
The evening world., 1895-05-03
Suits
to Measure
$40, SIS, $40,
$22 & $25.

The men of to-day have grown
dissatisfied with having to pay
for good garments extravagant
prices. This is why the big Hart
establishment, Bowery and
Spring street, has been founded;
and such popular prices US were
never before known in this great
metropolis will rule here.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
Mrs. GranDis VIII Aid Poor Women

Mrs Z. n. Granuis. OF Social Purity fame. has
bought the twenty y-sev en- room house at East
Twelfth street and intends to ht IL as home for
se'-suppOrtinE women, Board VIII rangt from
Il 50 to IS a week The hgsi Nopr VIII be turned
into bazaar. where goods made by the bosrders
NAV D. sold.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
Mnhoney Wants s25,OOO Damages

Martin Mahonev u Island city, has brought
sui through Lawyer Louis Stacker. oil ga bfoil-
wsy f,r s5 600 damages against the East River
GA Company Nah Was injured n the East
River tunnel last January by the breaking 0' an
elevator
The evening world., 1895-05-03

The guests Invited BY J. w Glrari, jr., were
driven 10 the Country CLUB at Westchss,sr on the
coach Pioneer hv nr W. Seward Webb from the
Hotel brunswick this mornlns. The party inclui-
81 Mrs burke Roche, who had the box seat;
Miss Hoffman, Miss Van Rensselaer,. Miss Turn
ure Mis-, Edith Hall, Valentine Hall. Peter
Marie, De Forest Nance and DR.. Lydig.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
His Trunncy Was Very Brief

At $50 A. NJ to-day Patr1man Wegman found
Waiter steiner ten year. old at Eighth avenue
and one Hundred and Twenty seventh street.
The ch!lt had away from the Nrhr"" A-"-
inn at one Hundred AMI Twca'y-n,n'h s'rr.'
and Amsterdam avenue, lie Mas returned 10 me
i,,st an
The evening world., 1895-05-03
LORD SHOLTO DISGUSTED.
Hurries Away from BakersAeld and
Loretta Adds.

Lord Sholto Douglas, the Marquis OF
Queensberry's son, whose infatuation for
Loretta Adds, a variety hall waitress.
lately led to his arrest on the charge OF
The evening world., 1895-05-03
WIS. pnrneH Wa, M, Recover.

EOEDENTOW%. NAV s--hi NHugh FroWtns
weake-, Mrs Della Porncl' vas ros,lrg a LITTLE
easier this morning She wEs +cliTious lsst nigh'
.ai I'r, ships became aiarnel II is feared she
cannot agr,t"c. she he's no. been ab!e 10 make
any statement Of the assault
The evening world., 1895-05-03

Moses Goldsmith, the millionaire real estate
man. has been married for twelve years and has
four children Mr. Goldsmith married a christian.
and, as his mother WAS an ortaotoN Hebrew, he
Scpr tn' marriage a secret tor tear OF oaenl Inns
hrr
The evening world., 1895-05-03

At 42o orlo,k tbs morning Josephine Fernin
twcr,y-siy years old. 81 226 West Th,r'e.n'h
street gave l.gih 20 female chIid In Niu'A
sysugs surface caT, at F,'iysLln,h sigset an.
Nin,h sNeugo. Shs waa taken 10 RvVse'sl, Hos.
pitsl.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
WILL MRS. SARTORls WED7
Now Gen. Granite Daughter Ia TO he.
come Mrs. Henry Nyd Douglas.

1t is reported that Mrs. Nellie Grant
sartors. the daughter of Gen. L. S.
Grant. is to become the wife OF Gen.
Henry Kyd Douglas. Of Maryland in
the near future. That the distingu sh ed
ex-Confederate soldier and Mrs. Sarto-
ris have long enjoyed a strong friend
ship is well known.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
MisceIisncOuH.

American L'W atv,,9 issr. .'s,.,c.1 %r,, S'';: =.
,ArtS I'M, .ry $40 S. ~ an wriitsn opin,cp ssnt
,cu A. srbi ets s.nd 20 rrosp-c'us wsunops
lysn. Prsa Henry ". Urssr frsaa 81 Bvsy,
The evening world., 1895-05-03
Almost
Ahead.
Hart'S OVercOats
to Measure.

These we are making at s1S,
$50, 500 and S25, and the trim
mings, Innings and seams with
which We grace every coat set
them off as become the best OF
dress garments.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
How Hart Does 1t

Do you know why Hart can
do SO much moro than other
tai!ors? Well, here's why: Hart
has his own woollen mills-has
looms running under his own
control and proprietorship.
both in this country and in
Europe, and brings direct to his
stores the products of these
looms, thus saving his patrons
the vast profits which are made
in the intermediate channels Of
commerce, where the Wholesale
dealers and importers grow rich
on what the consumers must
lose. SO this idea of carrying
tailoring almost n century ahead
is not only the result of Hart's
long years of experience in the
cutting of the cloth, but, as well,
in the making of it.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
Trousers to r1easure,
81 and "''

We are also making an ex-
traordinary exhibit of the count
less Fabrics and Patterns that
have been introduced this
spring for gentlemen's Trous-
ers. We are giving remarkable
values in this department, and
the pants that Hart makes al
ways set we'll and fit every
where.
The evening world., 1895-05-03
MUNYON'S GREAT WORK.

Plain Truths from Well-Known People.
,Iun,o,,s II.,nr Hcmrdies Are ns ''rr"t
M imuroycmcrt on the Rcs"i"g school
OF Homeopathy II. Homeopathy Is Upon
All Other schools.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25
ITEMS OF INTEREST
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The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

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The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

The remains Of Mrs.. Mary C.0f.erty.
vhoee death wa announced IL lat
weeks issEse. were inferred % last Sat
nrday afternoon, and all ths sesldsnis
Of tie upper White river country TUNED
out 90 Jay homage - deceased. Her
BODY nor resss IN mound fey hun
dred Yards east d iseT Son J0i.n's resi-
dence, and the spot was chosen ~ her
self some months ago wien II seemed 70
be but q question Of tine when death
would relieve bsr syfferipzs shortly
before Mrs Clohertyfs demise z0rd Has
seD. 70 her son Richard fwssp Ia az actor
yiih the stage name Of Dick RsisssyJ
being IN Guiney, He At the time. and
he arrived but fe~ hour before tie
dreaded SUMMONS came.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25
THE pERSEES.
Ih4sir Whole c>sssHss sJusboiixes the Nys
t@rSss Of EsfJxs<.c

Ih4sif WhoIe cassanss sJusbofix.s the Ms
terSss Of Religion.
The P4ra4s;s are ultfa religIoua ETery
part Of their creas has some reItst.ous
significance, The gaBze shirt. bJand
with the sacred cord Of KUsti. Essszss NJ
woven with s@ye1ty-two threads 70
represent the chapters Of the sIz4aalsnt,~
and the twelve LEsotA 81 the heavy sas-
sci signify the twelve Mouths Of the
year and represent the perpetual ooIi-
cation III sacred duties. The eu1bro.d-
cry Of the sIoying black hats carries .1s
further cl>..riEls-! Specification, and IL
the white head bands Of the women
warp and yTo'Df form IN elaborate eryp-
tnlgraph ri Zoro&sSriau theolozy. Even
TIE mode ut wearing the silkesn azris
of pink. prirnrOse, azure and green il
prescribed by ritJal laz, skoszg6 tbs
Linen hezdbeSssd gets pushed further
hack, and the floating folds of the bril-
Liant veil occasionally combine CO.
Quesry with Dr1ter1ozy,
Il solitary instance Feessrs 10 memory.
says q writer Ia the EDssOg GIobe. of q
fozzy fringe framed by heaaband
ard aad and Contrasting strangely
With the Asiassc face znd beautiful his
tn'rSc dress of the weasars but the Par
see beauty rarely ventures on sach =
decided protest against tbs tyranny ef
custom and creed. Tine possession of
UnbrssJted wealth enables the Paraees of
Bp'foL,ay 70 exercise important control
s'yer the fortunes ri the city, and rovs
Of splendA mansions IN the suburbs ri
Parei sssow the stains of She eeSlony
which Identifies 5tseB with western
progress while retaining rs original
character and ancient faith
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25
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The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

State Engineer Sumner and Com
missioner Younker are back from
Rangsiy after having esacted z site
iOT toe neg state bridge az that point
AZ usual IN sHch matters each and every
Eesiden2 Of the s9ctIoT 70 IL benefited
~ line improvement 10 question bad a
fzyorite site 70 recommend. bgt after
giving dgs consideration to al the o.
Eeials made their Own selection and did
70 with z view 70 accommodating the
largest nurnIter. namely, The public 1T
large as well az the people 81 Ran2elf.
The site selected is nelow tic month 0
Douglas creek, and On tie north side 81
the rIger will command tie Eoag iesd-
Isg % Ferlal
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25
NOTICE Fog PCBLlcATIos.

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The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

4 10 r-slfhfEl s=azzsk-x E11le q hook ass1Ez-
SF-fs-Sas..- tHe harmless z1zrsl1srf- tooseGs
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The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

This valley received one u ;hs nsat
aud most beneficial rains IL IL history
II the ea=ir part Of TIE week. On Sgi-
day u clGGled up and rain fell % the
divides, but 1t didn't begin % rain in
tie valley and this vicinity 10 goof
earness until SfOnd2g afternoon q
good steady fall u moisture continued
through Monday night and was Eeib-
forced tg several aFaazt showers At later
periods 81 the week. Tue benefits 10
growing crops and the range IL pzrtics.-
lar viii oe marked
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

L.zz5 weeks Rife BsTe.I.s aIlgaucss
ths marriage o. j. z E.z1iEs and Olive
B.auehe scuGde-. unicn occurred a.
tn. pLzce OF MAJ i2tE. Ids Numerous
friends n fheae pa-1s Will wish nil
happiness and prosperity II 1He new
atzte
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

: poatGflee q. 5Isrvirls Lodge durin2
the months o. july, 4AHgusz- September
and Ocr0b=r Is announced. This will
h very Convenient for the Tourists, and
Il SHOWS thai 8iesa-s. Wells & Patterson
l4aqe nothing Ead0le f0r tne comfort
af tl.e!- gJl=ata-
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

One dark brown ssorse, three white feet,
srkssttA ssripe 10 face. brand unknown.
formerly 0gnat b. Abe BaugSan, and
knoSa "a B4iiY." 4 suitable reward
will ~ psid fof his return 70 Hrs. L. G.
Pierce. Mssksr.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

The heavy rains Of the eariE PAR o.
the week were gladly welcomed 9n Pics-
ance creek where wafer Z reported verg
acayce tEzz REASON
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

= sasEeas9uI Denver gaTLtene- declare
tia. tn a-41 days u JGue axe lie Te-7
besz tins 10 plant r0lzs1ez- 0z-aIz
suruips and the lize-
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

siHrs ths building pf the WAi-s EiVsT
Valley railroad nzs became almost 2
certainty cgaI lardz arE bes-z rlgTs
z1Cznt after and hlings are q aLrIost
sTery dzT occurrence.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

J.E. Collins practical iswsIer- ar
riveI in town Thursday and can Re
found al Obdian1's- ~i4sre be VIII at
tend TO watch esnek. spectacle and
general lewegry repairing. All work
guaranteed DzH
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

=. r Weich returned from the east
and FOurrniie On Wednesday evening.
Mr. " lie very much eiatet over the re
suits Of bis iyip east ln the interest 81
R0uSsig promising gold camp, and PIE
diets big things f0g FOurLai.e before tie
season is over.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

Il u. CilIespie, e. 4, Seyist ard u
). 5icAtee. all interested in FOurIGi.e,
we're registered at the 5ieeker ia tie
early part Of tie week
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

Some 0t tire too prsslasss political
h1gsHsss struck tls0=e Ma frSsss with
2 hznctnzz.7 : duh tfgsss
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

Chief Engineer Leuis, Of tie 81. z,
v. Z T., went cat with DIR, Dean
Tuesday to look oyer the government
road route, which may be adopted in
ssf:ad Of the Flag creek route
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

Aisssrs. AIiset10oz and Mediation re
turned from snake river on Monday
afleF harvesting Ia,ge wool clip. Nr,
Meditation aags the outlook for Pour
mile IL very encouraging. bat th4t the
lat,0E market = OveE ~suppslesI.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25
HOME N EWS
CATTLE KoTSD-EP.

The South SIDE roundup viii Ezeel a.
Rarzesy "a TnuszdzF, Mag a11h-
& & CEF7CHLCw,
~ Can:aln
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

Jo1n r. Saith. 81 Plateau waller, t.
visiting 3ir. AMI s5rs. Fletcher Hay It
tf.eis ranch down the river. and as Il IL
siE, Smiths FIRST visit TO our beautiful
waller he Ia very much iaEsn with it.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

Mr.. and Ms. / Baer arrived Hpn6as
aTs< viii snnEner At the Oaz Ri5ze pzrk
ranch
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

C. :. Dickinson autographed 81 tn
5ieeS.sT WessDesdsv. CS.as.eT pins h5a
lsiah 30 iise Texas steer ~ range rus
l.er, a1c says tie herd Of init c!ass Of
Young stock recently brought in UT MS
Grrn aye doing 80 well that & nye-Nire
bsrne1 fence N0I-L atop them.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

MI e. ". Rogers and wife registered
a. the Aeel.er hotel lat Saturday esers-
ing after an eIisnded top 70 the Paeiae
coast Mrs Rogers was formerly ti.e
widow 0fthe late George II Hathaway
and A. aGeh was well known Thurman
ereek cat.te fyargneaa.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

Cash subscribers can get The Herzl
for The small sum OF 50
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

COUNTY Surveyor MO92 was visitor
70 iiIe s@at u government Tuesday al
tending 10 various business matter.
lie has net yet received h.s commission
as vgaz-T commissioner, 20 those de-
rnan6inG lis services IL tfsis CAPACITY
will have 20 awz5; :ne coming o. his
CREDENTIALS.
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

4 secsinfl o. ;B= n0rth eide roundup
struck the city Wednesday afternoon
hat instead o: loading up On '--aag.e-
fc1..~ as IL the god Cd days whsn
punching we young On ;hs " hit
zlVsr fanEe- filed themselves up wish
oranges, LaHznsa and O.hsE topical
fruit ;i.zs grOW il ibsg region and were
% 10 tbeir camp. How tlGlSs foE TIE
n0ls. have changed
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

a prominent raneA0an remarked tie
atf.er day within hearis.z n a HEgALD
representative tia. It nDGId paT Rio
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

4Iezs-s- BaBe O.dizu1 and Il. Il
Leonard 1f Pieeauce. autographed Il
;fls Miller hotae On Monday They r.
part range Interests N that secsIDl in Z
prosperous condition, Dzg. much eDBtsD-
s51n over . sf.o-'i.ss. Of water. which
is growing less year By yezE IL Piceaues
an. sr!bE!.ariea-
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

J " Dean, general manager of thu
", Z Y. L T.. eft % Tuesday morn
ing for New YORK, where he will meet
thu capitalists interested IN the enter
pT.se. 3lc, Dean takes with him very
favOraD.s reports Of the survey and
GgIer data that tle Inoneyed rasn VIII
require
The Meeker herald., 1895-05-25

s strike without calling ont tT1ops
vii s<Dn We ~ rare as q truthful p,si-
ttcsau-