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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.

w. e. hnuVA, vi CunPinhI was III
the city.
Mrs. Elias Funk, Of Enterprise, was
a visitor to the city.
Mrs. M. H. Hewett, Of Emporia, is
visiting Abilene friends.
John J. Cooper is here from Las
Animas, Col, on business.
W. S. Brewer, one Of the substan-
tial farmers OF Banner, was in town.
T. V. CRANKY, Of Nichols, N. Y, is
visiting his cousin, Park j. Stoddard.
Jesse T. Nicolay is here to assist
his father in managing the new lum-
Der yard.
Herbert Hogue left for Terre Haute,
Ind, where he has been offered fine
position.
G. W. Taylor returned to the
rancho after a weeks rest and recup-
Grafton.
Mrs. Martha Working and daugh-
ter Carrie left for two months visit
at Cripple Creek, Colo.
P. L. Jennings, Of Chapman, was in
the city. lie is making a strong can
vass for the Republican nomination
for probate Judge.
Emmett Sells left last evening for
Portland, Ore, by way Of Cheyenne,
Wyo., where he will stop over to see
his brother, j. W. Sells.
Frederick Felber and family, Of
Navarro, leave tonight for FL Reno,
Ok, to locate. Their many Dickin.
son county friends wish them much
prosperity.
l.. i. Hendricksor, formerly Of
and DR.. Shelley Of the
Palace Drug Co., are here. The are
wide.awake drug men and are inter-
ested in the Woods drugstore.
Frank Parent returned from Kansas
City. Frank wore an employees
badge around the convention hall and
vent where he pleased. lie kept
night quiet, though about his politics.
John Taylor, representing tine
Nave-McCord company, Is in the city /
IN business. Johnnie was an Abilene =
itizen in the '7O's, clerking for Col. q
adams and at Bonel's bakery ana
eaving here with the gold-hunting a
'arty in 1880 for Colorado. His
many friends were glad to see him
gain.
B. +. Harris Jr. and N. M. Harris
I Champaign, Ills, are in the city.
hey are prominent capitalists and
ankers Of that city and are making a C
our Of the State in company with !,
heir cousin, G. II. Pattison, Of To- )
eka, who Is here with them. They u
re much pleased with the prosperous
utlook in Kansas. G
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12

Be with us Saturday, July IA. We
are serving first-class cream and cake,
4 cents a dish. j. B. CASE & Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12
c. s. CROOKS & CO.

OF Christian Science. The relations
Of soul, mind, body and spirit will be
critically compared. All are invited
to hear these living subjects discuss
ed by one who has made them care.
full study.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12

Millinery at reduced prices at Mrs
M. C. Jolley's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12

Divorces never occur In families
that use Rex baking powder and Vic.
TOR extracts, j. b. CASE a. Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12
RECENT REFLECTIONS.


), Not flag has been displayed
4 town on account Of Bryan's nomin,
: ton.
$ Ed Little is willing to lead reg
i ment to China il worst comes t
worst
Q The Palace drugstore can pleas
+ the most fastidious in cigars.
j, The Allen Commercial colleg
. has a handsome new sign on it
l Cedar street front.
both representatives of Allel
county were instructed for Burton
for senator yesterday.
The F. A. A. has paid in full tn,
policy OF insurance carried by til,
iate MRS. Emma Livingston.
Rev. Mr.. Bergstresser has at las
sent word that he will accept the cal
to the pastorate OF the Lutheran
church.
C. D. Barnes, formerly Of Abb
lene' has been elected president OIL
the Colorado State Pharmaceutical
association.
Hope secured local nurse for
Its smallpox patient and sent word to
james Adams not to come. He was
very thankful.
VIM. Margason, Of Hope, accused
OF embezzling $3.50, waived examina-
ton in Justices court and was bound
over under bond of $780,
M Nicolay today began the
foundation for the sheds of the new
lumber yard on Second street OF
which he will have charge.
w. E. Austin, formerly of Abb
lene' is now city circulator OF the St.
Louis Post Dispatch with 1853 carriers
and 80 sub-agents under bis charge
lie has fine position on a fat salary.
Sidney Lee, while swimming in
the river near the Humbargar farm
sunday came near drowning He
went under four times before he was
rescued Charles SEWERS pulled him
out.
You will find new line OF 5 and 10
cent cigars at the Palace drugstore.
Mrs. H. j. Hodge entertained
pleasant porch party Sunday evening
in honor Of Herbert O. Hogue. All
had a delightful evening and thor
oughly enjoyed the abundant hospi.
tality extended.
The 7. 0. M. society met with
Miss Mary Forney. Thalia Johntz
and Erma Frey were the new mem.
bers taken in. After dainty lunch
the society ad journed to meet in two
weeks with Miss Grace Monroe.
The Abilene National banks
'tatement published today shows an
excellent condition and one OF which
he institutions managers have rea-
ION to be proud. The deposits are
B65'4lS more than one year ago.
w. G. Carroll lost a valuable
mich COW yesterday. The COW was
AIKEN to the Dady pasture and the
ope by which she was led could not
'e united by the boys and it was left
round her neck. She was found In
be creek dead having been strangled /
y the rope and stumbling into the q
Gater was drowned.
&C. Fl. Pattison has become an 9
xpert at golf since he moved to
'opeka, under the expert tutelage of !
'lewellyn Kiene, city editor Of the !
tate Journal, and in the last tourna. I
lent he defeated the Topeka striped I
locking push. There are practically
o games at all related to athletics In 0
'hich Charlie is not a prize winner.
Rev. G. X. Gilluly will lecture
n Sunday evening at the Baptist C
hurch on "Tbe Three.fold Belief '
q which will be carefully brought s
ut the laws Of heredity, the influence
! mind over matter, and the fallacies
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12
Shifting Soil.

Real Estate Transfers, Reported by Able
& Ellison Abstractersl
j H Spratt to Z Cusick Its 81 and 60
on 9th st Solomon, $1,000.
j Herman Jr to A Herman nj 81 and
81 nj swi Blk SS Enterprise, 81.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12

G. C. Sterl & Co. will give $500
suit free for ticket No. $40, 74S or
l,842.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12

Ice cream and cake served to every
body Saturday, July IA, at A cents a
dish. j. B. CASE u Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12

Millinery at reduced prices at Mrs.
NJ. c. Jolley's.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1900-07-12

h'-Call and see me upstairs in
Mclnerney Block.
The evening world., 1900-03-31

Copyright. 100. by IN. Associated Prsssl
LONDON. March 81. .-Althoush Queen
Victoria is reported To he full Of excite
ment and enthusiastic In regard to hei
approaching visit TO ireland. she Is moi
forgciful 81 South Africa.
4 story Is going the rounds that this
Queen remarked that she was aware
many people imagined her anxiety about
the war would cause her death.
~ nsay dts.o satl hsy Majesty.
"but II will he from some other
csasr. do not mean "a let Mr.
kvsEer Mil me-"
The Life Guards. couriers, carriages,
pots and pans and other royal parspher-
MALTA have already gone TO the Emerald
Isle. which eagerly waits for Queen We
t,rta 10 follow.
How Her MalsHy xill W resolved and
the prospects Of her doings In Dublin
have QUITE overrhsdc&rd all other top
ier. even la week which has been
marked by the annual lntsr-'varsity boat
race. the resignation Of the Duke OF Nor
fox as Postmasicr-G-neral. the an
nouncemen, 81 the DeiAsoa Bay Railroad
award. and the rumors OF possible war
In the Far East
Great Brittin's own war In SCUM
Atrica has almost been forgotten so
The evening world., 1900-03-31
GRAND JURY LEAK.

Tho pis'rict-Attornry claims he has
been prosecuted Ia this Investigation. ''
remarked the reporter
80 Tar as I am concerned there va.
no sulmoslty. Whenever The District.
ATTORNEY or hls assistants appeared be-.
fore us se found tina, the procecdlns.
leaked OF aBi ln,srf,rcd With our In.
ycstigailon
when We found that n was no longer
advisable II consult the District Attor.
ncy Ia regard 10 matters We wen, "a
Recorder COZ. Where else could Va
turn We could not bring In another
lawyer and We could not have the Dis.
trtct-Aitorney.
The Recorder told us AZ did rixht aud
that we acted within our legal tights
The Recorder gave u what legal In.
formation We dcsired from time 10 time.
and two or three time. visited his
house on missions connected with our
inve-tisAt.on.
is u true that trere vas a division
In the Grand Jury over the present.
m@nt. with eleven members dissenting -
''Th=t - absolutely fs,sc. will no,
tell YOU the vote. but ! vii ssy tha,
We had q substantial majority"
The evening world., 1900-03-31

we vent out for walk We ven
along Th.riy-foufth street to Broadway
20 Thirty-nfth street. ana went to Sew
epth avenue thinking 10 20 around the
BLOCK and return home
At seventh avenue. however. | said
Lets walk back again We had ilst
turned when two men atcostsd u.
We thought they Hcfr drunk and con
tinueI our way. They followed ".
This man tpoiniing to Glennon) seized
me by the arm and spoke to me again,
pulled away. lie said. 7 guess | will
have t. arrest YOU
we were taken tn ihc station. The
man who had Mrs Ross MAS ~ much
under the Influence of drink that he
could scarcely walk straight"
Were these women soliciilng7" asked
Magistrate Mot, Of the detectives.
They dare not look me Ia the face
and say sas dolng any such thing"
cried Mrs Wilson. her cheeks rfiame.
Nelthcr ~ The men looked up
"iou have made charges against u
policeman Of being drunk" said the
magistrate to Mrs Wilson. ''Ill gc, at
che facts by p1stp,nlng your case until
tomorrow - enable your husband to
get witnesses The other woman IN
lnc SO"
Mrs Wilson'S bond Was fixed a, $50
and Wilson ana her father W J. cal.
vert, of ~ South Fourth street. Will
i,nsburg WA ls Western J'niol op-
cfnior. stared put 20 ma , bondsman.
Mrs. wilson Is only nineteen and was
on July {. u la, year In the
Seventh Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Harlem. by the Rev. ~ Mcmillan.
Shortly after she was taken ~ and
Mr.. Ross. whose husband Was In the
uursci her FOR tao months
\ arm friendship was thus ccmenicd b..
wccn The iw1 women.
MIS- Wilson's mother was divorced
rom Calvert and remarked sie 1. non
Mr. J. 4. walworth and lives at ~
West one Hundred and Trcnty-nth
street.
The evening world., 1900-03-31

I kopje. The Boer shells came rich, ovvs
the kopjes and landed near the hos.
pital, which is was found necessary %
svacuate.
The Beers slowly re,reated upou
Brandfori. taking their dead and
wounded with them. Meanwhile the
cavalry. including the Australian Horse
ana the Sydney Lancers. under caps,
Cox. brigaded with Porter's brissde
the Gardeners. Scots Grays ana the
ihniskiilings received a severe shell are
inc Boer had evidently marked the
range as when the troops advanced the
enemy's fire was less accurate.
The Colonials displayed great ooolnes.
under fire. Many horses were killed in
the cavalry's fnik attack.
the Beers fled and all our troops push
ed forward and now hold an excelIepN
position upon the large kopjes recently
held BY the Beers.
The farmers are In the laaxer nrhtins
leaving the women and children upon
the farms. which they are confident the
English viii not touch. Many OF these
farmers would surrender their arms
but Tor the fear that the Johannesburg
police would attack their farms in ro.
venge for their SO doing.
The Beers are known to hold Brandfors
In some strongth-probably Ave thou
SAND. Reinforcement are afraid 10 move
direct to their support. and are contens
with holding their position. which 10
The evening world., 1900-03-31
'K|N[EY'S
VIEW, THIS?
10000, 900 Of Savages
in the Philippine
Isles"

ST A>uf. March 3i.-speaker Hen
derson has followed up his letter to an
Iowa constituent scoring the Senate and
the opponents OF the Porto Rican tariff
With q second communication on the
same subject. this time to friend In
Minnesota.
The Speaker alludes to ''the lo.cp. 90
savages IN the Ph,lippines." and makes
plainly the assertion that the main thing
the tari6 men are hshtins for Is to g.
tabl.sh the power of consress 10 rule
the so-eailea colonies outside Of the
Constitution. lie writcsi
II, 10 very important to have estab-
lI-hed the doctrine that We can treat
our nsx posscss,ons In such cases ~
may seem ben u the Government. con
sultins it, Interests ana tho interests Of
the posssaaIons taat ~ are bound TO
take care Of.
"The agAsinG against ehe Psvts
Ricss bo11 eoass fpea Ssestss ~.
serests. that are net alsssvbeA 50
nseh ~ The ssaas WIN P0sss nses,
BET whs want free trade with the
s-s .i,lssas % sava0ss u the
Philippines"
The evening world., 1900-03-31
TEST VOTE
BY MACHINE
State Commission Gives
Trial to New Ballot
Casting Continuance.

|
'omP' ilti'h ~ IA N".'"t '",''nn
hirke' ~ o'S"'''hs '"''3. "'" ue'is
ie'thed 10 S1P't''ae '"''hk ~ p'p'
ballots was tested thi' morning oy IN
Vow YORK STATE commission On 'oUh'
Machine, which mas been asked 10 re
port hrorihiy upon ths r"laes' OF th'
Company handling the mncnne' mat ~
ure 1T elections Within the s'a5e Dc
lcgaliJel
Arthur = Bariweil Of Springfield
Mass. 10 the Inventor Of the machine
which t. called the Bardvli Votomster
Prof. ROBBERS ~. Thurston. OF Cornell
liniverity: II. dc u Parsons and Philip
T, Dodge compose the comnissten. All
we're present a. the test to-day.
Tue test was reid At 20 broadway.
Tire mechanical action ~ the machine
Il direct. no springs being used IL its
construction. The macrlne II about
The evening world., 1900-03-31
GIRLS LURED TO A DIVE.
Arrested with Two uea Who Were
EaiiriuE Them Into the Me-
torieas Hay market.

Two young girls In short dresses vere
standing In front % the nct9riou. Hay-
market. at Thirtie;h street and sixth
avenue. late last nishi. talking 10 two
men The we're no, of the elias. ~
that neirhScrhood The men were try.
Ing 90 persuade them 60 ~ into the
dance hall.
PoicesnAn shsbic- questioned them.
None OF tie four gav. satisfactory an
,xerr. and he arrested them all
In the West Tairt!eth stree; rs,.ts
station the eirls gave their names a.
Margaret McDcuaic. seventeen years
Old. Of as wes, Twenty seventh street.
and Enc Sis~aft. also seventeen. Of ga
West TweHty-axth street, Neither
s~~mei 20 b< mora than nfteen. and
vsrr ren, 10 the f;srry soeisly.
The men aid they scrr Edward Leon.
ard, Of e. West. ThlrtIf;h street. an 4
Jacob D. Nnpde.. Of 10 W<st thirty,
skAs6 s1rpse. Tasy Uses beess1 ~ - sSs.
ooc>eSs Dse --.4sa
The evening world., 1900-03-31
HUNTING FOR VICE.
We" "rnnd Jnr, VIII Take Up
III" Crusade AGAINST the
pDlicr.

Tie April Grand Jury gas being i'm.
p,nc!led to-day. n Will be- sworn In on
Monday before Recorder ON. and n f.
expected that g. viii take zap the Third
Avenue Railroad scandal. into which m.
March Grand Jury dinped lightly. and
see n II can md any grounds for in
iirirnent against the men who wrecked
the great corporation md allowed
thieves Co creep In and steal
The present Indications are that Gov.
Roosevelt, will orier special Grand
Jury 10 lake ~ m. police corruption
business cut Of which ;he March Grand
Jury made nothing bu, the ladic,men,
Of single police captain ana a long
presentment against the higher officials
and the Dlstrict-Attorney once
The evening world., 1900-03-31
ri WON'T LET KRUGER
KILL Me- -VCTORlA.
II May DE- Says the Queen. "but 1t
VIII Be from Some Other Cause"
Her Irish Visit.

uninterestIns has been the progress oil
peace In the orange Free State COM
parci with the stirring accounts OF bat
ties which the British people had grown
accustomed to read daily.
The Queen II said TO BE- In excellen,
health and wei, able to bear the strain
Of the trip TO ireland. She commences
her journey April 2 and sleeps on board
the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert
landing AZ Kingston April 4. In an
,c.pasion III Her MaJesty's progress
through the city the streets Of Dublin
arc sircsdy KAY With nAxs and decora-
tons.
A curious feature Of the prepare tons
At the viccrega Lodge. whore the
Queen will stay. are the pots and pans
already referred TO. Her Majesty Is ire
mendously particular about her kitchen
arrangements. and those at vieereEal
Lodge we're found to be quite below the
royal standard.
Consequently no iess than 90 copper
fricandeau pans. u sauce pans. 80 cop
per stock pots and many other varieties
Of cooking utensils have been sent to
Dublin especially for the visit.
The Earl Of Deubt9h. who goes to
Ireland as CHIEF OF the royal entoursse
and lori-in- Waitinl, hDadD sAree irish
titles and was formerly aide de camp
20 the Lofd-Ileutenant.
The evening world., 1900-03-31

gress ON free trade are II pris.
cipIe what . believe ~ this time.
The same larger political expss.
sise and abundant natioRal life
swept throsgh those principles,
which . believe oasht 20 he prs.
elsiass to-day In even Oers
els rsos tones. America 10 the
dover garden Of the world 10
swecten with the waNs carried
from our shores the dresrtest.
darkest spets Of the earth. We
have ~sosgh In the wsys NJ beae-
az. 60 go around the globe. Like
the Ave Ioaves and two ashes Of
the worlds greatest teacher. ! Am
convinced the nation that rsafers
bes~ats ssosss larger Whes thts
giving IL done with istelligcht ~
rection.
"of course. 60 not think the way Of
peace can always be secured by graceful.
easy methods. ! dct.-l the namboyani
methods Of the war party 81 any nation.
but ! have - great disgust for the
namhy- PANTY dwarft who are afraid TO
face the lion OF war when that war Is
Just
- nation like Venezuela, for II.
tanrr. ossht to have The ssppSri
Of = stronger country when the
righteous cause of the weaker h
imperiiIcd and their liberty IL en-
danHssed ~ the unjust assaults Of
. greater and t,ranuirai power"
The evening world., 1900-03-31

Two married women. who Chsim theN
ere respectable. out for short wall
last night. were arrested by a couple oi
Capt Thomas detective IN the Ten
derioln and dragged 20 the station. wher,
thsy we're held on an odlous charge.
TIE Detectives themselves a.iinl,ic ,i
that they did no, know anything Of the
prisoners character aud that their face.
were wholly unfamiliar.
0till these women were subjected ~
the indisnity OF arrest, while the street.
were alive with others whose faces are
familiar TO the police night IN and night
out for the whole round OF he year
One OF the victims has charged that
one Of Capt Thomas men Was brutaily
drunk
The women. who were arralgned be-.
fore Magistrate Mott In Jefferson Mar
ket Court this morning. are: Mrs Edith
Wilson. Of 81 West Thirty fourth street.
and Mrs Ernest Ross, Of 81 Yves, One
Hundred and Thirteenth street
Mrs. Wilson II the wife Of William " -.
Wilson. an operator In the employ ~ lice
Associated Press.
Detectives Glennon and Barry made
the arrests.
I've were out clearing the dis
ssics Of disordsrD women" snid
G1esnen. "whcn we see these two
Walk from broadway along
Thirty-nnh street to the TivoiI
snd stand there. We follow them
aud speak ia them. The, started
away In broadway. We follow
then aad arrest them. No. We
sever seen them bcforc.''
Wilson questioned his xife. who de-
caared me didn't know the character oi
the street or Of the Tiyo,i Ia; she had
no intention OF entering The place. nor
Bad she ever visited Il.
my friend Mrs Ross came % visit
me last night said Mrs Wilson al
dressing the Magistrate MY husband
went to work Mt u.s. and af,er dianer
The evening world., 1900-03-31


woman ever admitted under oath to the
! secrets ~ the Grand Jury.
Her father admitted 10 reporter oi
Tho Evening World this morning that
his daughter had aided him IN his work
a. a member II the inquiss,orial body
AMI tina, he swore her 20 reveal nothing
that she learned Of the proceedings
YOUNG Miss Putram herself blushingly
told the reporter that she attended =,
hsr fathers correspondence IN relation
TO the Grand Jury's proceedings. doing
all hts typewrt'ing work
ri was sworn to secrecy" said Mis-.
Putnam Was the twenty fourth
member Of the Jury oh. no. Of course
no, ! simply wrote the letters for
Foreman IHitsarn explained tho inc.
den, later 90 the reporter lie said:
"As foreman NJ the Grand Jury I was
Obliged to write many letters 10 the Dis.
trict-Attorney' once seeking !nforma-
tion. To witnesses and others relative to
matters under consideration.
Il could not attend to this correspond.
ence In the jury room. II I did II would
have caused great delay In the proceed
lngs. 30 At home nights I had my daugh-
ter write the letters for me on u type
writer.
Partly In Joke aud partly to make IL
legal made my daughter affirm TO a.
Yuige nothing that she learned IN
writing the letter..
1T Il absolutely false that took
documents belonging 10 the Grand Jury
10 my house They we're locked up every
n!ght In u strong box and left IN the
Criminal Court building"
Speaking Of the document bearing on
the case ~ Capt Thomas which il said
TO have been lost. Mr.. Putnam said.
II that document was lost the Grand
Jury is not responsible We have no
record Of II having been turned over to
~. We claim that the District. A,tor.
n.y's once Is responsible for IT,"
DO YOU think that the documen, was
purpose,y lose"
II viii not answer that question The
~ far a. Ne know
never gave US the document"
The evening world., 1900-03-31
BOERS ARE in RETREAT.
LORD ROBERTS REPORTS.

LONDON. March n. ii.S A. M-The
War once has posted the following de-
spatch from Lord Roberts. dated At
Bloemfontein. Msrch -. evening:
'Rsperts point 10 the enemy leaving
Brandfort and proceeding In a northerly
direction. The Casualties In yesterday 8
enYasemen. were more numerous than
at first ted. ofiicers killed. two:
wounded eight; rank and nic killed. ten
query nineteen: wounded. i5s; missing,
three"
BLOEMFoNTEIN. March 3i.-The at
tack upon the Beers holding the kopjes
near the kaTes Siding station. north OF
here and a few miles south Of Braud.
fort. was made by fuckers Seventh
Division. with the cooperation OF
Freneh's cavalry. The attacking troops
included a large force OF Australians.
Col, knight. with four hundred New
South Wales Mounted Infantry. included
In Lcgalllais's Brigade. attacked the
right flank.
Altogether there were about 5000 cav
airy and 3cco infantry. and the losses
on the British side, As reported TO Lord
Roberts, were one officer killed and
seven wounded. and one hundred men
wounded. The attack was made to pre-
vent the Beers harassing submitting
Free State burghers.
a long chain OF kopjes was held by
the Beers. and there was severe hring
all along the line OF attack. The APP
proach was very steep. like a fortress.
and the troops we're unable to make
Roadway until tho infantry made an at
tack upon the front. The cavalry went
around the right hank Of the Beers and
used their vIcksrs- Maxim freely.
An army hospital was established in
n cottage under the shelter Of 4 large
The evening world., 1900-03-31

Later delayed In Transmission Scout,
armed with ferry.fare nave penetrated
70 the. camp Of the invader. They re-
post the besiegers busy making ready
Tor TIE great march through the city
streeee Monday night. One scout de-
clares he heard the roar OF a strange
beast and saw a spotted pony. Two
other scouts were captured and put 10
currytnG water for the baby elephants.
Fifty Other scouts heroically came for.
ward. en6, after declarin. their acduain:
tanceship with the prisoners, offered
20 perform IKE service This 20 touc he'd
the heart Of the general In command
that be refused the sarrifcS
The evening world., 1900-03-31
RAnAPO CHARTERS doom.
4 Coaseres~e NED With the CoOp.
ssslSss-A New osl1 - ~
withdraw.

There was a conference IN the Comp
troilers once to-day over the Aosssn
hill. which " supposed TO be . Restriction,
on the privileges Of the Rsmapc Water
Company.
Those who attended the conferescs
we're Comptroller coler. cx-Judge John
DILLON. John ~ Morgan. the author o.
the Morgan bill: y. ". Htnriehs. Simon
s,erns. 4. i. oleott. John ". Pcrry.
A. J. BALDWIN. u. Z. Bannin, .. G.
Mead. y. n. Dvrard and James fuer-
ties. who arc members Of the Committee
sn water supply u the Merchants ~.
s>r!ztton-
Mr.. Golfer SAID thai the ~ shsuld h
w.thdrawn and asothsr suhefituted that
would tAks sWay the Bsnspo charter.