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Charming patterns and designs. a
fresh shipment for Thursdays sell
ing. One Dress, at-$l.6o, has a
hounce trimmed SKIRT and chic,
pleated, Shirt Waist. Another style
at the same price has a deep hounce
on skirt, and lace trimmed waist.
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ALARM AT SHANGHAI.

Consul-General Goodnow Anxious for a
Warship.
Washington, July 1S.-Consul-Genera
Goodnow, at Shanghai, has cabled for a
warship. His suggestion was merely
precautionary. and after considering 1t
the navy department has withheld ac-
tion in view of the fact that the Casino
already is at that port and foreign ships
are on the way.
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NO MORE WITHDRAWALS FROM
PHILIPPINES
Cabinet officers Statement That Move

Cabinet Officers Statement That Move
ment Would be Dangerous
Washington, July 1S.-"There will be
no further Withdrawals from the Phil
ippines for service in China. That Is
the policy determined upon and that
will be adhered to-"
"a cabinet officer to-day made this
statement and then added: General
MacArthur's dispatches on the neces-
sity of retaining there all the troops
save those already under orders are
clear. 1t would be unsafe to take any
more away"
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n Drowning ia 1orringtun.

Torrington, Conn, July 1S.-Irwin
Beecher, aged nineteen, son of Michael
Beecher. who resides in lower South
Main street, was drowned in Wadham's
dam shortly after o'clock this after
noon The body was recovered.
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(aiI|r !! PAM !.
RAILW AY.
ONE HUNDRED HOURS FROM MON.
TREAL TO THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Imperial Limited

Commencing June Ii, 1900, and lenv-
ing daily thereafter.
Luxurious Sleeping and Dining Cars.
Dining Cars with Unsurpassed Cuisinn.
For ALL POINTS on the PACIFIC COAST.
Connecting at Vancouver with the steam
ers Of the trans Pacific and Canadian ROYAL
Mail Steamship Line for CHINA, JAPAN
and the PHILIPPINES, HONOLULU ami
AUSTRALIA.
Any Canadian Pacific Agent win be
pleased to send pamphlets.
iG. v. SikiNN FIR,
General Eastern Agent,
353 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan.
New York.
9. Il. II. USHER, g. II. ~,
JET tt Montreal, Quebec
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MOTHER REGIMENT, If NEEDEI
TO he Taken From Cuba Despite Gen.
woods Objection.

Washington, July 1S.-It was stated at
the war department this afternoon that
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China Dept.

Mason Fruit J a rs :,
pints and quarts 4 Cts.
Sample lot Of Fine China Plates,
all sizes worth from Is to 46 cents.
10 Cents.
100 PIECE DINNER SETS, TWO
Decorations, $4.9o a Set
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DETROIT CIRCUIT Rd ICES.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Merchants and Manufacturers Stakes
$4,000 for 1924 Glass Trotters.
Lady Geraldine. b m by
Cor stantine, dam Alas
ka by Alcyon (Geers>.. 3 1 3 / 1
Annie Burns, gr m (Wil-
SOM. :. :. :. ......" 4 1 1 2
Axtelle. br 6 (Marsh) 20 8 +
Red Arthur, b h Cunning
hamD.. 49,. 49,. 2 r
Maud C. CHI m (Bran-
nigan),, :. .......... 5 r
Battlesign, MAR
VIM. 500. l d
Geo. Alex, IIas-
Walter Keim, b (Kin-
ney).. .........
George H. Ray, b
(Brigham). :. $50. d
Grace onward,
lMacO.. 49,. -.
Time-2;15h, 2:14&, 2:17A, 2:15, 2:19%,
2:22
2:19 Pacing-Purse 81 800 (to in three)
Lady Pipes, CHI m by Dan Wilkes
dam by Bull Dozer (Rice) -. / 3 1
Johnny Agan, b 6 (Miller.. =. l 2
Cambridge Belle, b m (Neeley) 2 2
Piedmont, b (Green) ......... 6 A 4
Lottie Spoon, br m (Cares).... Z
Carmelita, b m (WesD. .......
Major Marshall, b h (Mayen) :. 5 6 6
Time-2:101a. 2:11%, 2:12R.
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ST ARMS
New Haven Transportation Co

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY..
Steamer JOHN II. STARIN, Captain NC.
Allister, leaves New Haven from Starin' q
Pier. foot of Brown street, at 1915 D. M,
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steamer
ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thompson,
Mondays, Wednesdays ana Fridays rms
STAR1N leaves New York from Tier Ia.
North River, at p. N. Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; the ERASTUS CORNING
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fare
IS cents; Excursion Tickets $1.25. State
rooms, $l.0U.
Tickets and staterooms for sale ut j. h.
Judson's 8S7 Chapel street; Peck & BIsh-
ops, T02 Chapel street. Free stage leaves
tie depot on arrival of Hartford train and
from corner of Chapel and Church streets
every half hour, commencing at $50 D. m.
Through freight rates given and bills of
lading to all points West, South, and South.
west c. Fl. FISHER Agent
Order your freight via Starin Line.
MfsUttGs- AAIERiCAN
Twin Screw Express Service to plymouth
(London), Cherbourg (Paris), and Hamburg.
WIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Plymouth, Cherbaurg, and Hamburg. Also
n. l.. 10 CherDOufs auQ hamburg.
PARIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION
reserved If secured before departure.
Hamburg American Line, 81 Br'dway. Ny;
Thos H. Pease g. Son. 102 Church, NJ Zuns
der & Son, 249-251 State street, NJ. z. New.
ton & Co New Haven. fe23 5n
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Civil Service Examination.

A competitive examination will be held
on Thursday. July 10Th, at 1880 u. H., to
ascertain the fitness of candidates for the
following positions, in the Department of
Public Works:
Three Pavement Inspectors, salary $3.50
per day.
Three Sewer inspectors, salary $3.50 per
day.
Application blanks and further Informal
ton will he furnished daily at Room Ii,
City Hall, between u and /.
Applications must be filed on or before
Tuesday, July 18th, 1900.
GEORGE B. MARTIN,
jy14 st President Civil Service Board.
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CAM
eras reduced to cost to close out. The
Aitkin Gleason Companys reliable
make. Peek A Boo A; list $3.50. Reduced
to -$1.15
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GROWTH OF CHINESE PERIL
THE OUTBREAK SPREADING IN
ALL DIRECTIONS.

Southern Provinces Involved-Princ &C
TuaM's Army Said to Number $50, 600
Men-Effect of Siberian Invasion
Native Forces Said 10 be Divided Into
Four Corps, Each TO Conduct Sepn-
rate Campaign-Outrages Ia Che
Ktang.
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This lot is COM
posed of high nov
elites in fancy lace
cold linens. all
and novelties in
that were 81. SO,
Not more than
eight or ten dozen
in this group Of
CUP is made up Of
ted tucked effects
two waists the
d 81, now $2.48
The evening world., 1900-04-07
BLAZING SHIP
SUNK N A GALE
Schoonerlaura Robinson
Hit Reef and Cargo
Caught Fire.

CHATHAM. Mass. April The old
schooner Laura Robinson. OF Rockland,
Maine, bound from Rockland for Nsv
York with cAVo Of lime. struck bs,.
tom on Nononpy to-day and vas e.
stroyed.
Her seams opened and lie. In water,
which set her cargo on fre. She wAs
burned to the waters edge
The Robinson sAs OF Chatham ahou,
= o'clock this morning In a nsrxhvssl
gale, TIE vessels steering scar save
way and she became unmanassAb,s.
Driv~n rapidly BY the ENe she struck
bottom on NcnSmoy Po4t
The shock caused a J~Ah. ana the
water coming In contact VITA the CARR
caused l, 10 Hni,s. Within . short time
the vessel VA senveloped In flames asA
the crew Serc driven 10 their bosts
The schooner. after striking bottoss
aud taking FIRE work anoat. drilled
southwards and sunk on Pollock Rip
Shoals.
The Laura Robinson vac built a. Nat.
iapoisett, Mass, In 1850, She registered
u. tons and was owned by Perry
Brothers. OF RockIand.
The evening world., 1900-04-07

The Ice Trust. which recently raised
the price Of the produc, from IS cent,
20 % cents a hundred pounds will be
vigorously fought by the housewives In
the upper section Of the city. who hope
before long to extend their crusade over
all OF Greater New York
In the section ~ the ives, side between
Fifty-ninth street and Harlem scores oi
doors were slammed In the faces Of the
trust delivery men this morning. In the
mean time women we're visiting the
houses Of their ne,ghbors and obtaining
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CORONER STOPS
A FUNERAL.
NeIghbors Say Mrs. Lou
denburg Was Beaten
to Death.

BY order Of Coroner Berger. OF Brook
Ign. the funsrsi Of Mrs. John Lossden.
huro, Of 70 New jersey svsnus. East
New York. will not take p,scs tomorrow
afSsrnooa.
TIE vsmAn 1sed Thussday. Neigh.
bors. notably Henry Haubt. Of 2 Pei.
linGton place. charge that tho woman
vas beaten TO death.
She was the wife Of John ioudenbufg.
q sravedigser In Greenwood Cemetery.
lie denies having used her brutally.
DR.. Meyer. Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Liberty avenue. Issued . death csrtid.
cate for heart disease.
Il vas called Q week before ohe died.
~ said. Her arm Wos broken. She
~ ~ had fallen. ne Was eeAAciAtsd
snA unahle 10 take foed. Hxheuoeion
bFOuGht N acute hSArt tSoublo. ] knew
the woman we'll He would have told
- u her husband he'd beaten her,
In the nslghborhood Of the. Louden.
bssr4 home there ms much gossip
about cruelty and ill.trsatmsnt. Aiss
Minnie Martens, II 10 Solder street.
Jerosv CITY. . sister Of the deA1 Wom.
husband broke her arm. L0udenburg
was not At Greenwood Cemetefy TO.
dAv nor about his home. Efforts to
locate him were friitiess.
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mo FLESH AND
| BLOOD DEVIL,
Bishop Vincent Denies a
Report Of His Newark
Address.

Bishop Vincent. founder OF Chautauqua-
who Is p,es,iinE at a Methods, Com
ference In Newark. to-day denied that
he had s,d In a talk before the confer.
snce that ne believed there 10 a per-
ssuai devil" b-csu-- lie had known &C
many devils In the flesh that II vas
not difiicul, To imugine one IN spirit"
The Bishop also was reported to have
said tina, women should adorn them
selves IN modes, apparel with shame
facedness and sobris,y," and that
Satan had full knowledge Of woman's
influence with man.
The story Is an utter peryersion Of a
talk I made before the Conference.
said the Bishop. ~ never made use Of
such expressions. The whole thing Is a
gross exagGeratlon What my remarks
were deciiH. now TO discuss.
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W|CkEDEST BOY
N BROOKLYN.
Only ID. Harry Brewer 10
Convicted for the
Tenth Time.

Though only fourteen years old. Harry
Brewer. Of 3is South second street.
Brooklyn. was convicted In the Court
0s aesc.s! ss:s.ss: yesterday ss.>sne""
for the tenth time.
He 10 an Intelligent younssser. clean
and neatly dressed. The complainant
ASainst him vas Mrs.. Lena Ricksrt. Of
~ South Second street. The wood
houss IN her cellar Was broken open
some days aeo and she grabbed Harry
and handed him over to the police.
What were you doing. boy, in this
wounn's CELLAR asked Judge Kealy.
There sss q meeting Of the Dewey
Club said The boy. TN president I
dtdn, brsak into this woman's wood.
house"
Ever been convicted before-''
'Nsvsf," sd Harry.
Thsn THE report Of the children's 90.
eissy uas sDssns upoa hin By ths Court:
~ nDeo. e1yeae1 ~ ~ ~ - bssas
- 49, Do1ooGo1e 0nuun1ss1 -
- - ~ s~' -
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HANNA SIGHTS DEWEY.
whereupoR Cleveland Com msstes
"fire" senator and Appoint New
Agent to See Admiral,

special 10 The Evening World
CLEVELAND, April THE local -om.
mittee In charge Of the Dewey c.lebra
ton. has "nred' Senator Hanna and no.
pointed Congressman r. y. burton a,
the agent TO secure the presence OF Ats
mirai Dewey In this city
AIR. Hanna has failed to perform hi,
duties satisfactorily. The local com
m!ttee sent an Invitation the other da,
10 tn Senator. asking him To secu,
Admiral Dewey here on Memorial pay
Instead OF calling ON Dewey the ssnato,
and sent II on BY mail.
Dew~y vas provoked that Ham.
wrote TO him instead Of calling. and 4
II also limited that there 10 a sori.
fsud between Mn. Hanna and Mr..
Dewey. and for this reason Senate,
Hanna 10 cool toward Dewey.
Now the Admiral has sent word to N,
Cleveland Committee that he will i,
here In July,
The evening world., 1900-04-07
BIC FIRE IN
JERSEY CITY,
Entire Block on Mont
gomery Street Was
Wiped Out.

Fire destroyed a block OF buildingp
st Montgomery street and Foys place.
Jersey CITY Heights. this afternoon and
did sIattp damage
The IRE Sruks ou. IN Fore Hall. on
!sys place, aud extended 20 tbs a,
joining stores The hall vas soon IN
ruins and the nelghborinx stores In
danes. TIE occupants had narrow e..
cApes.
Tho flames threatened the handsome
Fourth Regiment Armory. on Bergen
avenue. and also the North Jersey
Street Railway car stables at head Of
Montgomery street, but both were
saved.
Ths buildinGs like the hall were owned
by Frank Foye and were occupied as
stores and dwellings.
Fireman Anthony Reuter- Was hurt
ey falling walls but Will recover.
The evening world., 1900-04-07
POLICE RAID I'GLORY'S.
Manager CanDhsll sud the Nusi,
! stsa Placed Usdes
Arrest.

Deesrtives saber. Deerins and Eta.
o1bssas. Of the West sixty-eishth stree,
oootea. went to Billy McGlory's resort.
- - Wess Fif,y-n!nth street. thls
91sntnG and arrested Frank J. Camp.
~ manager and his musician. Gre.
)onno Rslleasso. for running IA musical
Oos1sn without proper license.
Campbell was arrested ON the same
GoorUs several weeks ago and fined Sioo
- 0s0sfai Sessions. Two days ago Mag.
eDsssss Meade discharged Harry Austin,
0onaoss OF the Parkway Hotei. a, wes,
o. hundred and Tenth street. charged
Nth . similar ofense. His lawyer. la.
~ Nsubsrssr, commended THAI " Aus.
- could not have music in his hotel
ohon there could be no music In dancing
ocedsmsss and other places Of like char.
ester.
h.Uas On the strength Of Austln's dis.
onosos that many places opened this
0osntnO. among them Mc0lorys.
Cbnpee'l was released on a station.
hDoDs bond.
The evening world., 1900-04-07
EPISCOPAL PASTOR DEAD,


Rev. Edward Horatio KrAns. pastor Of
o. HStssSxs Protestant Ep;ssovAi
Church. u - wess Eighsy-scsrth ssrsss.
dsed last niGAt st his residsnes. ~ Cen.
IT,, Past weoe. from scuts pasumoalA.
d.. knAno WoD born At d. Armand. n
the Proyiscs Of Qusosc. and ATTENDED
Ac0ili C1iv@yety. whess he oesainsd .
0Ovornof. oenesafe scholaSship. He
sfuaisA isv Eos tine with the ATE ~
John Abbott. but subsequently, euisrina
the 0ensful Theoic4ical Seminary, ~
b~oa1s class pses,dsnt and vas ordained
In -. Ne was connected With d. Ana'e
Church ier e!ghtssa years. and rsosasly
ven, 10 D. yAttheVa
The evening world., 1900-04-07
KELLER Is FOR BRYAN.
The Nehsaskaa Orator - A..
0isal Dswey.

The Nsbsasksa 0saasV - A..
0iRal Dewey.
John ". Keller. President OF the Dem.
oerat!c club and Commissioned Of Chat
i,ies. talked with an Eveo,nG World re-
porter this morning on The Presidential
candidacy Of Admiral Dewey.
10 you bsltsvs that Tam0aay viil
iaver Dswsy = sSaisst Bvanr' the
Csas. isacnss vas asked.
II cannot tam fcs rammany Hall. ]
An sure cannot say what the organise
ton will do a. regards either man. Bu,
you may rest assured rammany will
supper, The nomAnes OF the Naatsnal
cosventtou."
DO you think that Dewey viii b. the
nominee
81 ~ill not Try 10 satiospais the Goa
vention's action
Personally. do YOU prefer Dewey 10
Bryan
NY personal choke 10 Bryau. Yes. !
prefer him 10 Dewey. But I an not
sDaaktng for Ta0anany. mind shss.'
~. Keller and ~. crchsf ass ciese
fTtst11D
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SUICIDE After QUARREL
- Ptoa1oP T0ok Psisoa d
I'll. OsshsrA Nees nss

EMMa Pinrisr. an attractive Young
VSHaR xss :sssS ess4 Tits morning 10
= a0Ql> orchard near her home just
eussiSs Of Ps,ssscn. N. J. An empty
Nsttls which had contained earboilc acid
Wae beoide the body.
u y believed that Misc Pinn,er com
alttsd suicide on account Of love, The
peoles say she ieft her home las, nigh,
oeevesa . and 10 O'Clock with . young
0aa named De Block. who has been
Doytn6 attention to her They doubtless
oHnsrelled. and when he left her she
ea1ed her life. The whereabouts Of
D Book 10 at present unknown.
/ Whsn Mics Pinnler did not return
~ curing the night active search vas
u1oe Tor her. II continued all night
u was not until day'treak this morning
snae ~ body vas found
The evening world., 1900-04-07
HANNA NOT
TO MANAGE.
Payne TO 30 Chairman
Of the Republican
Campaign.

wA0HIN0ToN. April THE Rspubli
en- National Cousai,tss viii have . nss
chairman during the Irssidsnt,si cam
palgn.
Senator Hanna viii nss sesvs again
HIS successor vii probably b. Hsnr,
C. Payne. Of Wisconsin. although thu
selection. OF course. will dspsnd solel,
on the wish Of PRECEDENT Mckinley. the
esa1i1ats.
The only drawback to the choice oil
Ar. Payne Is his III health. but the Re-
publican leaders have been discussins
hat, and they have decided that IN the
svsat Of Mr. Psyne's selection the more
busdensone labor can devolve On the
sAsvl1sss Of = younger and 0tue6ies
0As.
Hoery 4 Heath. the First Asa1etoAt
HOoe0aoeeS General, 10 the man Woooe
oaOo - been mentioned IN that eoa-
negt1ea. end the chances are that ~
VII b chosen.
". Heath had charge Of the litoeosy
sa1 Of the campaign four year, - ed
made Q great success OF H.. He otaA10
very Close to President Mckinley.
10 he should undertake the maAs4e-
Hsat Of The campaign he will CT cevfse
rsalgn he position as Assistant Pest.
The evening world., 1900-04-07

Nay .. isss. arrested for pstty iaresey; 40
tsne ssspeadsd. Js1es S0ss-
JAY n. isN-Aresisi ~ pstty iefsee,, -
ssses ssspsnssS. JsAss ssssssspss. ~ e'ss'
70 ssad him
s.atsnes sssyrl1sa. !sess iSnsa No pases u
END hin
Nsvsnssr g. jsts-Ar.se1 iss pssty lesessy
ssatsses saspessss. Svses sS0ss- - - :;
fs.russy 10 ns,-Arsssl f~ pssty issssay
ssatsses ssspssAst. JS1os LAosaL Ne bleo u
Nara %, i,''-Ar:..ss = Z S.ssstss.k sa.A
sehssi fm isys By js<es 0ssti,sa-
The report Of the society Ooes on d
say that Harry ssryed twenty month,
In the Disciplinary .ehcol and vas dis.
las repsas.iiy prcmissd 10 send Aim q
the country TO BE- Gard for By rsis.
tiyes. but has never kept his pronises.
.'Yo. sesm to b pretty bad bcy,'
. e. s1 :s.: : r. B. .s. :s:s:
AM trimmed
The evening world., 1900-04-07
SIX MEN INJURED
IN WORN. TRAIN CRASH

BUFFALO. April '.-BufYslo C.esk
Engine No. . and = Buffalo. Rochester
and Pttsbuv work irAn collidei on
the track Of the Buffalo Creek RaiiroaA
Al Prescott street crossing to-day. M
men vee painfully injured. one Of then.
Charles Cohen, car Inspector. seriously.
The evening world., 1900-04-07

pledges no, to take trust Ice. And ~
The day wore on the number grew
greater and greater.
There are a few dealers on the east
side who manufacture and deliver Ice.
and the women who are fighting the
trust have vowed to give these men
their support. They ay that they Will
form permanent organization and
make It SO no. Tor the Ice barohs that
ihsy will either melt In sympathy or
E.ve way for sordid business reasons
How would you like TO be the iceman!
The evening world., 1900-04-07

CANVASSERS on . line OF
Ladies' Ooods; new line; New
York, New Jersey. Conneeti.
cut. Salary and Oxponooo.
Call or address, J. N. Gardner
4 Co., - Leonard o., New
York CITY.
The evening world., 1900-04-07
E,-eU.s ssseas sss, Vet i...s.

Mayor Van wyck's seerstary. M.
Downes. denied . story IN circuiatiss
this morning that the biii sspsrasins
the Bureau 81 Elections IRON tAs pssses
Department had ben Lost. Ne ~ IL
Is I:y; 80. - !: 81 49, 49, 49,
The evening world., 1900-04-07
GEN. P0MzA ITAlY'S
NEW WAR MINISTER

ROME. April Idea Ccstolano Ponss
has been Aspoisis1 11lnis1as Of war In
eseesss!ea e Hege o. usrrt whs ~.
The evening world., 1900-04-07
FILIPINO var WORSE

MADRID. April lit 10 announced
that the Minister Of was. Gen. Peia-
80 ~ S:'': 49,. e -, ~: e',ss:ss
80 9 S2s ssssss 3&
~ SLS' s-'''A
The evening world., 1900-04-07
SAYS DBIBY Is UnPlf.

Csn6eeos0ao Daily OSeoaseo The
Admiral d Hss 1tsssA ~
shs Ppese1eosv.
Coassssaaa wiliiAm d. Daily, az the
Seventh Nsv Sssssy district. was In
yssssy City thss oosains % Q aytaG
,s(D IRON WssAAagsss.
"yu0 bsfoss isst washinssen." snid
ceor~ssosa psly. who y IN asdess
Dryun mas. The Executive coaaiitss
Of the psSscsssis ceasrseaeeal c.
Sss 10y s,.ssssilss.S = sss ~ ...is'sSs:s -
IS g g = e
The evening world., 1900-04-07

wAxTED-Hsuss painters as< DaSsssaaosss y
sssd alasss Tor tres Dsstisss0 49, ~
bsehsys Wall Psper Hanger. NcR08v ~
ca. 10 Dssf e. rclets. 0eiA
The evening world., 1900-04-07

= 0oSovssOa. With ThisA Ave.
- ~ TAtssy-sArse Year,,
0sse0us.
- q. Rcbsrtson. OF the Tn I'd
ncsoa1 Company. rssisnsd hi.
HegA ,. Grant. receiver Of
- 0ofnlas. ~. Rossrtsa
- eenpany for thsrty.thrs.
- shy - had re-
The evening world., 1900-04-07

aamusl Nclsaa vss ssntssssd ss-Aay
By Judge Asplns;l In the broshlyn
Cosnsy Court 70 Afteeo voasS' InDsioee.
- & Z! l':e 49, ,s.s:ssIR Ase:ses
g = d { ~ 6 :
The evening world., 1900-04-07
STEPHEN CRANE I'LL
Dot Doctsss After Ceasslsasssa seq
Ne Has u Ckasee for


LONDON. April AFTER a medical
consultation, held yesterday evening. tee
physicians were hopeful Of the recovery
Of stephen Crane. the novelist. who has
been III for ZONE time
The evening world., 1900-04-07
MRS. DEWEY OPPOSES
ADMlRAL'S AMBITION,
CONTINUED from First Pags)

: he ls not lifted for the once Of Presi
dent.
The evening world., 1900-04-07
VIGOROUS YOUTH
ROBUST WOMANHOOD
The nerves must Re strong the bodily organs healthy and
active, the blood pure and rich with nourhhment
|PA|NE'S CELERY COMPOUND

Is the home remedy ofthe American people, restores
strength and assists 10 healh development q he tired
or exhausted body. JULIA MAYS, $40 Filth Avenue,
New York, writes "Paine's Celery Compound has re-
stored me to perfect health after years Of nervous insomnia
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-06
AGUAS-BUENAS

Dias pasados fueron detenidos dos
republieanos que eetuvieron d insoribirse
en- uno de los colegios de la lccalidad, por
tener armas sin licencia.
Condenados en- la Corte de Policfs, Sc
les permiti6 eiercer sus derechos al efecto
de incIuir sus nombres en- los registros
electores: mas tarde, don Juan B4utista
Diaz otros corrsligionarios nuestros so
lioitsron ell perd6n de los dos, habiendo
aldo otorgado por eI alcslde.
Nos informsn que los incondicionsles
de Aguas .buenss, estan gozosos poT que
les tienen prometido anexar squel pueblo
al de Barbosa, nombrando Mauleon para
la alcsldfa pedAnes.
AID Veredes n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-11-06
&trOpe'IO a Gonzalez FragOsO

Hace alganos dfas que los incondicio
males de San Juan ex remabaH su persecu
ei6n contra nuestro correligionario ell senior
Gonzalez Frsgoso.
Much as nochea cercaTon su morada y
solo contuvo los cobardes, la decision
epergica del citado correligionario res
ponder al goIpe con ei golpe.
Hoy recibimos por alambre este des :
pacho
Dem CRACIA.
SAver fa6 denunciado Gonzalez Fra
uoso Corte de poliofa por Vazquez. Go
rresp0nSat
Nosotros hemos adquirido estos de-
TALES.
A Gonzalez Fragoso Sc le cit6 para
oomparecer ante ell tribunal de Egozoue.
Ia trama estaba urdida. Ell compatriota
babfa de caer: tenfa que caer. ALI surgio
Ia prueba de siempre, la pena de siempre
para lot grdndeS criminales que han consul
mado ell h0rrendo delito de pertenecer al
partidO federal.
No bsstaban ounce dfas de arresto:
era precise otra cos; y al conduoirle al
dep6sito, en- Ia misma sala de la alcaldfa
&c form6 un tumulto y Sc lanzaron algu
nos individos sobre Ell para agredirle.
Gonzalez Frsgoso Sc def ndi6 heroi
camente con su bAst6n, hiriendo en- la fren
te un cabo Vazquez; pero recibio m lchos
oolues de sus enemigos.
Despu6s Manuel Egozoue le imPuso
setenta dias mas de carcelsje dio parte
al Juzgado de Catedral, acumulando car
COS contra el sgredido.
Nuestro correligionario ha sido ence-
rrado en- una de las bartolinas de la pri
sion.
En estos dias Sin sol, en- vez lie ir & la
e8rcel los banddos con vara de a cIlde,
van los hombres de bien.
No h1y NAL q,ee DIRE cien af5os!.. :.